Garfield High School - Benedictus Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

5 H 5 s e F L, 1 v 1 1 1 1 3 5 1 Z S 3 5 3 v- ! 1 i z . N. its V ! 2 s. P., i 'r my is -f-mu-sq In the Hear 1954 at Garfield 1-ligh School in 'Gerre 'fHante. lndinnn, there appeared :i refreshinglii new and lvrilliant Personnlitii who iinniediatelii .issunied his rightful place in the history, annals. and traditions of Garfield . '1 Oaxywv v , I Cl if f f Y'- fl . I il. . . I fx ,. I, I X ,J I f -J, fx L Q Qi ,H W .WINTHODUCING EAGLE . . V 'G aster Edward G. Eagle was born in the gear of 1912. Ghis was the gear that a new high school was being built in the north end of 'G erre '3'laute, a school that was to be Garfield 'Ql'ligh. It was in this gear that the facultg, students, parents, and patrons of Garfield began to look for a brand new emblem to go with their brand new school. Chen theg saw Eddie, a little purple eagle, onlg a few dags old, with onlg a verg few feathers, sitting in a huge nest with his parents, CDr. and CD1-s. Bald Eagle. At once it was decided that Eddie was the one who should be the emblem for Garfield. for Eddie was goung and new like the school, he had a lot of spirit, in time he would grow larger and larger, and better and better, and, last of all, he would make historg and soar to the heights of all mankind. O3r. and CDr. 'Bald Eagle seemed to sense at once what a great thing it was for Eddie to be the emblem of Garfield and what an honor was being bestowed upon their son. Although theg hated to part with him, theg thought in later gears theg would be proud of all his great accomplishments. So Eddie Eagle was adopted bg Garfield 'fl-ligh School for its emblem. Even Eddie , goung though he was, seemed to realize his importance and made a vow that, while he reigned as emblem of Garfield, it would be one of the great high schools in historg. cflow, after fortg-two g ears , Eddie is being introduced to gou in p erso n for the first time and he has ch osen to make his entrance in the pages of the 1954 Benedictus. Eddie, we introduce gou to the students of Garfield. . , . . . . Sag 7-lello! Tl-IQ BQIXIQDICTUS pulphglwed EL, The Serum Qlmg OF QWQQIJ l-liglw School T ewve l-lame, InJima June, 1954 I-irmla Tlwovfnton, QJitov-in-Chief Miss Dovofkq Eeclwevev, Eaculkq Sponsor' TABLE O43 CQNTENTS Ini:'r'oJuc'cion .... pages' I- I'2 Staff: ..... pages I5 -'2'2 Sizuclent Boll . . pages '25 - 46 Campus I-hte . . . pages 47- IOI ybxalvevvtislng . . . pages IO? - l3O Inaex and Auiogvagks . pages I5I 154 'fs 5? if X1 i 1 1, . .U if-3-1 , W X Q... pm Q W Wig, ' I ..,. I Q K QA as Q Y x X 6 BX 551 2 W f me x S 4 as Y fi M K -,f SF N I . Q' Qgffh QW wg if 3. 1 Each your the Quccn uf Lhc Purplc Iinglcs is crowned by the Captain of thc Football Team. . . . .X SCHOOL XVHICRH 'I'R,XIJl'I'lUNS ,Xllli IMPUR'I'AN'1' xually llu' czlcl grmls gnlllul' lo wuicl' spccml llmmmm on om' oi khan' llllklbl. 6 , aw A 1 wi ' M Q. 5' f Q- b 'F QM I.: .,., : Z-W. 5 t . 4 Q , :c:,.. -8,5-t , .... N 1 W Q N 'K be ,:,..A.A.A2ZE.: E :EE MM 1 ..:...:. Q': Q 2555? A: .,......,. f . E- W - Q JS' gxvgxfy W t K Fw 1, 5? ,, V x .. .:.:,,,.1 QA? 335 Mm S E Q. ,A .Q 'lm N, wp me d 43' K' ,l, v 'E' I 1 1 if ' ' xr if . 15? swf ...W :M-as wamx V1-ww if H 5 K . x . .Mak s Driver FLILICLIIIOII is zuldccl to the curriculum .... , .X SCIIUOI. Wlllilili NU IIILXSIQ UI? IiIJUCIX'I'IUN I I I I Higher mathematics Ixus an importum part . . . we www-'M-rv- sk ,355 a Q 3323 Y 3 4 s 292' Q 1-.Y W ., , fwmw 5 a Q if A xm 4 Ei x WA f , 4 3 5 ng ' ...... 5 Q 53? gn: . N .M is I ia, 'tis 1 'i Qi 'P A S if . . 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Y , 3 S 1 , ITAFF ADMINISTRATIVE TEACHING MAINTENANCE rf. arries' . ,omovery weinei cs M J li C D pl We are proud to have as our principal a man who has great interest in Garfield and in its students. lleeause of his encouragement and enthusiasm, we students have taken a greater pride in ourselves, in our education. and ol' course, in our sthool. 'lhrough Mr. Conover's efforts, through his vital interest in the progress ol' our sehool, through his wise leadership, Garfield has gained national recognition. VVe students are truly fortunate to have such I1 man as the principal of our school. lxfl iss Qvaice De-Xyczneq Assisianf Dvincipal Dean OF Qvrflf .XII ol us will always rcmcmlncr Nliss lJcYam-y. Noi only clues shc pcrlorm hcr ilulics as .Xssislanl Principal anal Dean ol' Girls cznpalmly and cflicicillly, hui shc also Lalscs a gn-ai inxcrusl in all ul' us, liclping us wiili our pmlvlcms anml listening lu our Impl-s anil alrcams. She is truly a rcmarlialvlc wo- man whrm will lic rclncmlucrcil hy all as a XVUI1lll'l'lilll lricnnl. Mia. l-lomev Dowell D ean ol Boar .Ns Dm-an ol Boys, Mr. Pawn-ll survcs flar- liiclil and his community in a most capable manner. lic helps us to a wisu choice of lulurc worlxg hc loslcrs in us thc ambition anal thu clesirc to gfl ahcail in lillc anml lu laccp our ideals anal SlLll1Cli1I'KlS high. VVQ shall always remember him as having givcn much Lo Garfield and to thc sluclcnls. Mrs. Helen Tilson Adams Miss Dorothy Becherer EngHsh BudnessEducaHon Sponsor, The Royal Purple Counselor, School Treasurer, Sponsor, The Benedictus FACULTY Mrs. Frieda Bedwell English Sponsor, Junior Class, Writers Club Mr, James O, Bowles Miss Helen J. Bungard Industrial Arts Librflfillh Sonsor, Hi-Y, Sophomore Class SPOYISOYI I-ibfUl'Y Club f wh 'Q M .. if ,.,,. 4? V Ms M qw y , v1 .'f 4 '15, 2 qfgffivgs , fa Y '3?5C!2I - YIM- gg 2 1 '55 5: 2 :firm 5:33 H. Wi? 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Louise Harris Biology, Botany Sponsor, Freshman Class, Audubon Club Miss Georgann Jacobs Miss Mary Louise Jaenisch English Mathematics Sponsor, Junior Class, Y-Teens SPonsor, FYGSNIIUI1 ClU55, Y-Te9l 5 J Wy Ag-531 . 6341 ' ', WESNY W: ml ' ,. bg K X ,Q , 5Q..,,,-pH, JM x f ' 5 w if ,Q 1' X X3 Q' A--s A j if ....... if - ' 5 :..- N ez: 2 T - Q , 3 Q f if I ax uf ef? M . ff V5 . .ff ku f . J' :':2I5I'I:E', ' ' fi si E Ns' 1 A , ,- ' is Sim W H Q QR Z XXX ' w A , 1 3 E? :.:.:.: -.-- H ivy f Wx' fff gw 'M ' 04 . '.iEl:I ' -lx ix X RWQ N Q2 ---'-, ,, ,, is i 1,5 0 .::::i:3 ::: E :EEZ-: 'X fp .W ww. ,wrf'f-Wm , . iw J ? 1' W Q 8 X A Q 3 ,W g f xx is ..,-vv A-A Mrs. Margaret J. Richmond Miss Helen Ross Home EC0 0m'C5 Social Studies Sponsor, Junior Red Crass Miss Nelle V. Smyres Social Studies Sponsor, Bible Study Club, Y-Teens Mrs. Waldola Wasson Mr. George Yaeger English, Chemistry Health Sponsor, Sophomore Class, Future Teachers of America Sponsor, Senior Class, Visual Education Club, Track Coach Left to Right: Seated: Mrs. Anna Akers Standing: Mr. Elmer Church, Mr. Delbert Shelton, Mr. Spencer Hicks. Mr. Philip Frew MAINTENANCE STAFF Garfield always takes pride in the appearance ol' its campus, gymnasium. main building, and annex. The people who make this pride possible are our jauitors, our maintenance stall. Nlr. Delbert Shelton, Head Ianitor, has the responsibility lor the maintenance of the whole plant. Mrs. Alu-rs's particular lield ol interest is the laeilities for the girls and the general appearance of the main building. Mr. Frew is the one who is on hand at all evening activities-rehearsals, dances, mixers, revues, and shows. Mr. Church keeps us warm in the winter and, in the summer, keeps our campus a thing ol beauty to be admired by all. Mr. liicks's province is the gym where he is ever-present at basketball games and practice sessions. These people deserve our respect and admiration lor the beautiful job they do in keepf ing our building and grounds one of the most attractive, il not THE most attractive, in the city. This year we tried to show our appreciation when the Student Council sponsored a lace-liftin rw redecoralion of the 'anitors' room. l ITUDENT BODY . . SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 1 '-aim Class Officers Prusialcnt Don Scott fbclow riglmlj X'it'L Pl'L'SiLlCl1f ihlry Giffcl Qlcll nlmvcj SL-crctnry llcth Horuh CCCIIICF 1l1lOYC5 'I 'rcnsurcr Don Gibbs fright LIITUYCJ 24 'fm 'ATT CLASS Ol: 1954 ADAMS, Mary Kathryn ..Kuy,, Y-Teens, Latin Club. Girls' Sexts-tts-, Choral Club, Girls Glee Club, President, Viee-President, Choir, Y-Teen Council, Junior Revue. Hi-Y Minstrel, Operetta, Band, Choir, Royal Purple Staff, High Salesman for Magazine Drive, 1953 5 National Honor Society. BON DI, James Lawrence Hunk Hi-Y, Science Club, Visual Education Club, Junior Revue, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Band, Choir, Cross Country. ANSTEAD, Deloris Kathylene ..Kathy,. Y-Teens, F. T. A., G. A. A., Latin Club. Y- Teen Council, Band, Jun- ior Revue. ASBURY, Carole Sue Suzie G. A. A., Y-Teens, Speech Club, Glee Club, Royal Purple Staff, Jun- ior Revue, Hi-Y Min- strel, Dean's Cabinet, N. F. L. CLASS OF '54 BORAH, Beth Elaine Latin Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens 3 Secretary, Junior Class, Senior Class 3 Royal Purple Staff, Junior Revue. Senior Class Play: Head Majorette, Band: Sopho- more Attendant to Foot- ball Queen, Senior At- tendant to Football Queen, Attendant to Junior Prom Queen. N. F. L., National Honor Soriety. BOTNER, Ronald Lee Ron Art Club, Hi-Y, Foot- ball, Junior Revue, Bene- diutus Staff, Baseball. BARNHART, Ronald Ray Runnin-' Le Cercle Francais, Junior Red Cross, Stage Assistant, Stage Man- ager. BLADE, Gloria Diane G. A. A., Future Nur- ses Club, Treasurer: Art Club, Usher for Junior licvue and Senior Play. BLACK, Juanita Rose --ina.-kie G. A. A., Y-Teens, F T. A., Library Club Hand. BRAUN, BROUGH, Shirley Marlene Margery Anne Y-Teens, Bible Study Margie Club lTrcasurerJ, Junior Slwech Club' Y,T,,.0nS. KUVUU' Junior Revue, Royal Pur- ple Staff, N. F. L. BROWNSON, BURROUGHS, BUTTS, CAMP, Robert Joseph Deane Perry, Jr. James Franklin Carol Jeanne Hob lk-an-o Yukon l'arol Hi-Y. Latin Club, Art Math Club. Sm-in-ill-0 Hi-Y, lianrl. Danvv Y-Ten-ns. G. A. A.. Ura Club, liaml, llanm- Band, Club, Choir. llanrl. Math Club, Jan- maties, Junior Revue. Orchestra. uary Graduate. CHICKADAUNCE, Judith Rae J u1ly Y.'l's-uns. Usher for Junior llc-vue. SENIOR CLASS SPONSORING COMMITTEE: Seated: Miss Mary Jane Burt: Mrs. Helen Conroy, Chairman: Miss Inez Kelly. Standing: Miss Erma George, Mr. George Yaeger. CLARK, Keith Gordon Audubon Club: Hi-Y 1 Speech Club: Choir: Glue Club: Hi-Y Minstrel: Baseball: First Division, llistrirt Musir Contest. CLEVELAND, Arlena Jeanette llible Club, Vic'e-Pres- irlent: Sm-L-ch Club: Y- Tm-1-ns: G. A. A., Pin: Hi-Y Minstrel: Award for Most Outstanding and Most Valuable Student in Bible Club, 1953. COOKE, Mildred Arlene Cookie Y-Teens: G. A. A.: Junior lied Cross, Surro- tary 3 Latin Club: F. T. A. 3 Band: lk-nny Staff, Royal Purple Staff. 'ww- 1 CARROLL, Paula Patricia G. A, A., l'in and lmt- ter: Future Nurses Club. Vice-President : Senior Play, Junior Revue, Choir, Glee Ulub. CRISS, Ronald Freeman A'Ron Hi-Y: Frenvh Club Math Club, Svvrvtary- Treasurer: Sc-in-nee Club President: Junior R1-vue Royal Purple Staff: Foot- ball 3 Track. CUNDIFF, David Willis Cundie Hi-Y, Science Club. Speech Club, Mathemat- ics Club, Baseball, lius- kethall, Cross Country, Tennis, Basketball Stu- dent Mamager, Junior Revue. ENGLES, FERREE, Mary Lu Mary Ellen 'l'ottie Y-Teens, til SX., F. , I, . - T. A., Art ' u i, unior Y huh' G' A' A Revue. January Gradu- Sneech Club, Writers Club, Benny Staff, Royal ate' Purple Staff, Junior Re- vue, N. F. ll. DEMPSTER, DISNEY, Sara Frances Paul Daniel nsue., MDM, Y-Teens, Speech Club, Art Club, Visual Edu- N. F. L., Junior Revue. cation Club, Junior Re- vue, Baseball, Basketball, Track, Football. ELLSBERRY, James Louis Ells Student Council, Key Club, Football, Baseball, Basketball, National Hon- or Society. EN GLE, Mary Lucretia Lou , Y-Teens, Sergeant-ab Arms. 1954 was a year of memorable activities, from the jolly, lighthearted, festive lamboree', through the sad, heart-warming farewell assembly. We. like the seniors of other years, had distinctive apparel-yellow cords, dirty White bucks, loafers, and saddles, pegged slacks, colorful collars, and, of course, eashmeres',. We were distinctive as to week-end activities, too. The show and Wassels, the show and Wassels, the show and Wassels, and for the datcless there was the Youth Center or Our music was new and different, too, Bee-Bop, jazz, Boogie, or Swing. We still have our favorites- Tuxedo junction fthe pain songj, and on the other side of the same platter. lt's a lilue Worldv. The Hilltoppers'l led the wax parade with their recording of 'KFrom the Vine Came the Grapew. Following close behind were the Four Tunesn with Marie', and Ullown by the Riverside . We had our special language as always . . such things as What ya say, Ace?', Who goofetl?', . . . Whats eatin, on you? Worms? . . . and last but not least . . . All 1954 .... a memorable year . . . Il memorable elassl FINDLEY, Mary Kathryn Speech Club, Y-Teens, Dramatic Club, Student Council, Choir, Hi-Y Minstrel, Juniur Revue, Senior Class Play. FITZSIMMONS, Claudia Rae Y-Teens: G. A. A.: Dramatic Club, Treasur- er 5 Student Council 3 Double Quartette: Junior Revue, Hi-Y Minstrel, Choir. FITZSIMMONS, Robert Eugene -.Boba Speech Club Q Hi-Y, His- torian : Dramatic Club, Vice-President: Choir 3 Boys Glee Club, Royal Purple Staff: Benny Staff 3 Junior Review 3 Variety Show. FORBES, FRANCIS, Robert Sheldon Richard Lee UForbsie Hi-Y, llasketball. GILL, Alice Marie ..A1,, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Bible Club, Choir. --Di,-k Key Club, Secretary : Speech Club : Student Couneil: Junior Revue: Athletic Manager: Track: Band: Choir: H-Y Min- strel. GIBBS, Donald Lee Gibbie Hi-Y, Student Council, Art Club, Junior Red Cross, Audubon Club, Visual Ed Club, Junior Revue, Class Treasurer. Football, Traek, Tennis, Basketball. GUTHRIE, Carol Yvonne -'Katie' Y-Teens, Girls Sextet, Latin Club, Nurses Club, Choral Club, C. A. A., Glee Club. Choir, Junior Revue, Royal Purple Staff, Operettu, Benny Staff. FULFORD, Marilyn J 0 Y-Teens: G. A. A.: Student Council: Bible Club. Presidentl Junior Revue. January Graduate. HAG.EMIER, Shirley Ann Y-Teens, Audubon Club. G. A. A., Library Club, Sei-retary. GAYER, Roy Richard ..Tiny.. Hi-Y, Speech Club, Or- chestra. Visual Educa- tion Cluh, Hand, Choir, Hi-Y Minstrel, Dance Band, Baseball, Junior Revue: First Division, State Solo Contest, Dis- trict Music Contest. GIFFEL, Gary Hawkins Gif Hi-Y, Seience Club. Math Club. Viee-Presi- dent of Class, Basketball, Golf. Baseball, Cross Country, Junior Revue, Zimmerman Award for Basketball, HI53, Nation- al Honor Society. HAKE, Don Franklin ltHlJkL ' Speech Club, Vice- President : Key Club, Vice-President: Football : Traek: Debate Team! Co-Stu:-re Manager: Base- ball: liusketball: N. F. L.: National Honor So- eiety. GEARY, Thomas Emmet ..f1.0m., Football, Baseball, llas- ketball. HARTMAN, Donna Mae Donnie Y-Teens, G. A. A., Speech Club. Junior Re- vue, Senior l'lzLY, RUYHI Purple Staff. HARVEY, Norma Jean Y-Trens. Speech Club. G. A. A., Glee Club, Choir, Junior Revue January Graduate. J ENNING S, Donald Paul Slinky Visual iiducation Club: Hi-Y: Junior Rf-fl Fi-ossg Sf-ienee Club: Spec-eh Club: Junior Revue: Sen- ior Class Play: lienny Staff: Track: Baseball: Cross Country. HAUSER Jack Ernest Flying Red Junior Red Cross, French Club, Junior Rea vue. Football. Baseball Choir, Boys Glee Club. ISAAC, Billie Rose F. T. A.: Speech Clubg Student Couneil. Seen- tary, Vice-President: Y- Teens: liandg Juni: r Re- vue: Senior Class Play: N. F. L.: Attendant lo Football Queen, Fresh- man and Junior: Nation- al Honor Society. JEWELL Juanita Lea Lynn Audubon Club: Y-Teens Library Club, Viee-i'res- identg C. A. A. HOLLER, HORN, Robert C. Judith Anne Has-k Judy Golf, Basketball, State G, A. A.: Y-Teens: Li- Goll' Lhampion, 1954. brary Club, Treasurer: Spec-eh Club: Rand: Variety Shows 3 Hi-Y JOHNSON, Frederick Locke French Club, President Football: Basketball Man- ager: Junior Revue. Minstrel: Third Place, Teen-Canteen Contest. JACKSON, Helen Margaret Y-Teens, Speech Club, Choir, Glee Vlub, Hand, Hi-Y Minstrel: Junior Revue, Operetta. Jan- uary Graduate. Joums Virginia Lee Ginny Y-Teens: G. A. A.. 1'resi1lc-nt, Junior Re- VHP. HOUSE, Nancy Jane '4Nan Student Council. Speech Club, Latin Club, lJeun's Cabinet. Y-Teens, Senior Class Play, N. F. L., D. A. R. Award: First Place in Tubereulusis Es- say Contest, National Honor Society. KAUFMAN, Mary Martha Marti G. A. A.: Y-Teens. President, Service Chair- man: Student Council: Royal Purple Staff: Jun- ior Revueg Glee Club: Choir: Indiana Repre- sentative to Ohio State Y-Teen Conference: Y- Teen Representative to Indiana State Confer- ence: National Honor So- eiety. KELLEY, Theodore Franklin TQ-d Student Council, Vice- Presidcnt, Delegate to National Student Council Convention, Portland, On-gon 5 Visual Education Club, Art Club: Junior Revue: Quad-Hi Council 3 Band. KEMP, KING, Marjorie Ann Doris Marie Margie Dory Latin Club: Y-Teens, Y-'Fel-ns, Girls Sz-xtet, Social Chairman, Junior G. A. A., Choir. Red Cross: Senior Class Play. KIRK, KLINE, Jerry Randel Glenn Nathan Hi-Y: Audubon Club: Ned Junior Rod Cross, Sevre- tary: Svieneo Club, Math Club: Baseball. Baseball, Band. wr .K KOSCO, Margaret Ann Ma1'srio G. A. A., l'in: Y-Toons. LAUGHREY, Shirley Lee G. A. A., Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. LAYBOLD, Kay Ellen Katy Y-Teens, Latin Club, Speech Club, Student Council, Dean's Cabinet, Junior Re-vuo, Royal Pur- ple Staff, National Hon- or Society. LENNE, Louis Anthony Skip Frm-neh Club, Hi-Y, Student Manager for Athlvtirs. LOWDER, Donald Ray Poten Hi-Y 1 Latin Club I Vieo-Presidz-nt, M a t h Club 5 Handy D a n c' 0 liandg Variety Show: Royal Purple Staff. LUMSDON, Lester William Lum', Hi-Y, Fronvh Club, Junior Revur-. Senior Class Play, Choir, Base- ball, Basketball, Football. Speech Club. Glee Club. LUTES, MANSARD, McKEE, MCKEE, MdULLOP Sharon Lef- Raul Y-'IK-ons: .luniur Rod Crops, l'rvsiLlent, Vice- l'rvsirlc-nl, lli-li-pzzilv lu National Cuiifs-rn-in-1-, Mi- ami Univi-rsity: Juniur RUVIIUC Third Pla:-0 in City Paste-r Contest. JANUARY GRA MONNINGER Putty Ann Y-Toons, Siwcuh Club, Choir, Di-un's Cabinet, Quvi-n uf thi- Purple Eziulvs, 19521. January Grurliuiti-. William Lawrence Marilyn Joan Mary June Norma Jean U'll'llN ' -lu Y-T1-vhs, G. A. A. Y-'l'L-uns, G. A. A., Glue Visual lfliluvixtiun Flull, Y-'l'vvns, C. A. A. phil'- Hi-Y, Fuutlmiill. 'l'r:u-k. liudiu, Sc-niur Class l'l:iy. 'WW x f DS DON CAPS AND GOWN FDR MURRAY William Joseph Bill Hi-Y. 'l'rcusuror: Math Club: Svim-in-v Club: Jun' iur Rcvuug Ruyal Purple. THE CAMERMAN! MYERS Thomas Oscar ..TUm,. Hi-Y 2 Spvcch Club, T1'I'ZlSllT1'l'I llnnrl: Or- vhvstrzxi Boys Glcc Club: Senior Class Play: Royal Purple- Staff. ML'Mll,l,lN, VVanittzi Louisa- uEdi0u G. A. A.. Y-In-mis. lluml, .luniivr lil-xiii-. G. NEWPORT, NURRlS, liarbarzx Sue Raymond Lester Art Club, Prcsiils-nt. --lnurk-1 'hmuary Grmluatv' Junior Rovuo, Fuutlmll. llflski-iluxll, 'l'r:u'k, Choir. CYDONNELL, Elizabeth Ann mix . G. A. A.. Y-Teens. Spa-4-ch Club. Junior Rs-- vue, lim-nny Staff, Royal Purple Staff, Attendant to Junior Prom Queen, Lady-ln-Waiting to Foot- ball Que:-n. RIPPLE, PhyHB sue nsllsivu Y-Teens. OWENS, Bradley Sylvester, Jr. PUCKETT, Linda Lou I,ynn . Y-Tcl-ns, 'l'l'c-zislln-I' 3 Sm-och Club: Junior Re- vue: Royal Purivls- Stuffi N. F. L. RITTMAN, Rebecca Georpgla His.-.-ky Y-Teens: Audubon Club! F. T. A., Library Club, President: G. A. A.: Jun- ior R4-vuv: Senior Class Play: Band, lienudictus Staff. PATON, Wnhmni l!ill . er: Lutiu Club: Hi-Y Speech Club: Baseball. ROBBS, Betty Diane C. A. A., Sm-och Club, Futura' Nurses Club, Sc-mncr Paratus Club, Junior Revue, Mnth Club: Scie-nm' Club, Ss-m-retary-'I'reasur- PATRICK, PITTMAN, Jerri Alice Y4Ts-uns, Spun-ch Club, Debate Club, N. F. L., Vurivty Show. RANDALL, Fern Patrlcla uput.. Y-Te-s-ns, Girls Svxti-1.10. ltzinrl, Choir, Girls Givi- Club. Dance Hand. Royal Purple Staff, Hi-Y Min- strel, Junior Rcvm-. liuud Conti-st. ROBERTS Bill L. Hi-Y, President, Vice- l'rn-sidentg Baseball, Bus- km-tball: Benny Staff: Cross Country. Allen Oliver AAI.. Hi-Y, Audubon Club. at x .S . E .ff if.. RODIE, Carmilla Ann Carmie G. A. A.: Y-Teens, Secretary: Junior Red Cross: Junior Rm-vue: Most Popular Girl. Jam- boree, two yours: Lntly- In-Wuitinll to Football Queen: Attendant to Junior Prom Queen. RU SSELL, Jack Raymond 'tErnie Football, Track. STEELE, Wilbur Jarman Jay Math Club, Viee-l'res- ident: Scienee Club: Lat- in Club, Hi-Y 1 Vire- Presiderlt. Sophomore Class : Junior Revue : Royal Purple Stafl' 5 Band: National Honor Society. SCOTT, Donald William Elmer Speech Club: Science Club: Key Club, Treas- urer: Class President, Sophomore, Junior. and Senior: Junior Revue I Foo t b a ll 3 Basketlmll, Track: Tennis: Base- ball: Free Throw Award, Basketball : N a t i o n al Honor Society. SONNER, Larry Claude French Club, President: Math Club, Vice-Presi- dent 3 Cross Country g Basketball: Junior Ke- vue: First Place. State Freneh Contest, Third Place, Regional Contest: National Honor Society. STERGAR, Joan Frances Stinky . Art Club: G. A. A., Secretary, Treasurer: Y- Teens, Treasurer: Choir: Royal Purple Staff: Pin. Monogram, and Letter in G. A. A.: National Hon- or Society. SECREST, Harry Jugs Freneh Club, Hi-Y, Math Club, Golf, Stage Assistant. lloys Glee Club. STEWART , Ernest Burdette Ernie Semper Paratus Club, Traek. SICKLES, Wendel Lee Wendy French Club, Treasur- er: Hi-Y: Football: Bas- ketball : Golf. SPENCE, Everett Guy, Jr. Bud , Speerh Club, Hi-Y, Choir. Football, Basket- bull. Truck. Baseball. Junior lterue. SINNETT, David Barth Dave Math Club: Scienee Club: Student Council, Class Representative: Ki- wanis Key Club, Presi- dent : Choir : Football 5 Debate : Hoosier lioys State : National Honor Society. STITH, STREAKER, Wilma Rose Willie Cheer Leader, Junior Revue. Richard Noel Freneh Club. lianxl. January Graduate. SUTHERLAND, Joan Carlin Joanie Carlin . Y-Teens, Art Chair- man: Speech Club: Stu- dent Council: Junior Re- vue: Winner, Pen and Brush Contest in Art: N. F. L. THORLTON, Jerry Lee Visual Flducation Club, Audubon Club, Hi-Y, Posters for Junior Re- vue, Track. SWAIM, TAYLOR, TEMPLETON, THOMAS, Donna Marlene Charlotte Ann Thomas Edward Charlotte Ann Y-Teens: Girls Sextet: Future Nurses Club Q Choir: Benny Staff: Jun- ior Revue. Charl Y-Teens, Yell Club, G. A, A., Speech Club. Cheer Leader, Junior Re- vue, Senior Class Play, ltoyal Purple Staff, lien- ny Staff, Second Plarc in American Legion Ora- toriral Contest, N. F. L., Most Popular Girl at Jamboree in Freshman and Junior Years, Lady- ln-Waiting to Football Queen, National Honor Society. Tom Prime-y Math Club, Hi-Y, Stu- Junior Red Cross Yell dent Council Class Rep- Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., resentative, V a r i e t y Cheer Leader, Junior Re- Show, Junior Revue, vue. Golf, Track, liand, Royal Purple Staff. Remember, in our senior year, when two new teachers were added to the staff . . . the 'Kjamboree was a big success . . . Carmilla was our choice for popularity . . . the Benny Staff started the sales campaign . . . the magazine drive got under way . . . Miss Georges homeroom won salesnianship honors . . . i'l,.u1n needed a new front tooth . . . football season started . . . Turkey Day came early . . . Queen Patty reigned over the Purple Eagles Wee Willie crowned the Queen . . . the seniors had a Christmas party . . . Christmas vacation finally came . . . New Year's live at Wtissels . . . Nancy left for sunny Florida the fellows didn't go to the Orpheum for a Uilat-top . . . the seniors strived to make the upper third . . . scholarship exams were given . . . that hair-raising game with Tech in the Sectional . . . Gary gave his trinliets to Wiley . . . everybody read Bill Smith's coluinu in the Spectator . . . Scott wondered what the Benny Stall' intended doing with his picture in the l'resident's cords . . . fllow do you like it, l7onPj . . . senior week was in the ofiing . . . we went to Shako for senior picnic . . . lunior Prom . . . Baccalau- reate . . . Luncheon . . . Commencement, the Last and First Step. THORNTON, THORNTON, THORP, TRAINER, Linda Lou Ralph Franklin Dolores Ann Arthur Hamilton Lynn Hi-Y, Glee Club, Bas- 'tUee Zeke Wolf Y-Teens: Speech Club, ketball, Trat'k,' Ffvlllflmll- Latin Club, Y-Teens, Visual lillluention Club, S e c r e t a r y 3 liIditor-in- JY'fm'r Rovue' Chmr' Ten' Speech Club, Benny President: Audubon Club: Chief, Benedictus: Junior mi' Staff, Junior Revue, N, Band, Dance Hand: Or- Revue: Student Director, F. L. chestra. Senior Class Play: Royal Purple Staff: N. F. L.: National Honor Society. TRUMP, WALDON, WALKER, WHITE, WHITE y Carolyn .lean Carolyn Sue Sally Sally Lou Wllliam Hobart Spmll- Y-Tc-mls, Iiihll- Clllll, MSM . F, 'l'. A., Y-'l's-1-ns, Hi-Y, Junior KL-ll ilruss, Y-.l.Wn5, Junior RMI G. A. A., g,,l.,.,.h gjluh. Y-whens: Art Ulub' Specs-h Fluli. January Math fluh. Sp:-1 rh Club, Frmqz Fmun, Nurwx fl-n,nsm..,,,: Sum., NM- Gradual:-. liund, Senior Class Play. Flulx, Vim--l-'rn-simls-lit: C. ings, S1-ninr Play. A. A.: lim-nny Staff: .lun- iur livriiv. SALES CAMPAIGN FOR 1954 BENNY IS LAUNCHED AT THE ANNUAL BENNY ASSEMBLY VVHITMAN, VVILLIAMS, Naomi Ann Rosemarie Y-'l'vr'ns, F. 'l'. Aw Jun- Hlllvsia- in R l ' Art l'Iulu, Vl1-c-l'i'n-si- flf-nf: fl. A. A., Vim-- l'l-vsicli-nt 3 Futurl- Ni1i'sm-fs llluh: .luninr Relvuv: Sun- iur l'la ' ' Su-und Prim- 5. . Ill-ntzil Push-r Cuntm-sl 3 Honuralnlm- Mention fur Push-r, Spring Fluwe-I' Shuw. WI LSON, Eugene Philip ww Willy Ili-Yg Latin Club, Vic:--l'rc-sirlvnt g Spur-ch Vlulr: Studi-nl f'-iulirilg Aufluhnn Club: Fronc-h Club: Juniur R4-vc-nun-I SA-nior Class l'layg Royal 1 l urnlm- Staffg Bunny Staff: Bamlg Chair: F u n t h al lg Basketball: Track Q Baseball 3 Zim- merman Award, Funtball, 195523 All-Statv Fmxlhall: First Division, District Musir Cuntustsg National l-Iunur Sucic-ty. YVRIGHT, Michael Willets Hllnclc Dull Hi-Y, Math C l u li. Track. Band. ZWERNER, Leonard Franklin Sammy Hi-Y, Spm-vrh Club, .lun- ur Red Crass, Band, Vlmir, 'l'1'zu'k, Junior Re- vlu-, Crass Cuunlry, llas- lu-Lhall, 'll-nnis, liasvlizxll, Zimmerman Award for liaskeftlmall, lllbil. CLASS OF 1955 Left to Right: Class Officers: Norietta Sparks, Secretary: Ernestine Crosby. Treas- urer: Charles Kehrt, President: George Tiedens, Vice-President. The Class of '55 continued to make themselves felt Qand heardj as they started off their year's activities by winning the Class Award in the Magazine Drive. Frances l-lall was elected Most Popular Girl at the Iamboree while Midge lieape walked away with honors as attendant to the football queen. They proved that they are of the best by packing them in at their gay and colorful revue, i'Anything Can Happen . Class rings arrived in December and were traded as rapidly as usual. The sponsoring committee of the class composed ol' Mr. lones. Chairman, Miss Latta, Miss Martin. Miss lacobs, Miss Reitzel, and Mrs. Bedwell. has worked diligently with the class to help make a huge success of every undertaking. AY re- Abel, .lane J- Adams, James qv Adams, James M. lMickl Anderson, Lynda Annakin, Virginia Baker, Clayton 'Q jf Ballinger, Richard ' Barnett, Patty Beldan, Eliza beth Bennett, Ronald Bennett, Shirley Bolinger, William My Bondi, Jack Boyll, Patricia Bray, Jean Brennan, Patricia Bridgewater, Patricia Brossman, Betty WHA X 9 .,,.,.,, 5, x V we bf 36 Brown, Donna Brown, Harry Bullard, Marilyn Byrne, Sharon Canine, David Carpenter, Carl Carter, Ray Casey, James Chernay, Terry Church, Mary Lou Cravis, Carole Creasey, Margaret Crosby, Ernestine Curley, Shirley Davis, Lorraine Estes, Nancy Flora, Nancy Foulkes, Jan Francis, Mary Kay Frerichs, Kenny Gallagher, Edward Gardner, Georganne Garver, Mary Lou Garvey, Raymond Giffel, Judith Goodrich, Anna Goss, Sandra Gray, Betty Green, Carl Grose, Rita 37 B Y t ue- v-, Q- fl' Hood, Willis Kelsheimer, Beverly Mason, Joyce Meissel, Richard Nicoson, Sue Purcell, Shirley M E, , WW ,. r ha 49' U... gn.. I.. s N' wa- -fr go.. John, Marilyn Kirby, Paul Maynard, Terry Michki, Delores Northquist, Esther Raikes, Lillian in Johnson, Juanita Kirk, Ina Rae McCarty, Eileen Milbourn, Sue Owens, Ann Rector, Harold Jones, Larka Lee Lafollette, James McCarty, William '55 Mockbee, Mary Ellen Owens, Kenneth Redman, Anna Joseph, Sharon Lee, Odell McCracken, Mary Lou Moore, Kathleen Perry, Carol Reed, Sa ra Lou eff' 'Q Af fu Joseph, Shirley Logue, Teresa McCullough, Thomas Morrison, Mary Lou Piper, Nancy Ri99S, Suzanne 'G Mx i , E , L? ina x . X C Qu fi ec: Jkt :ci t .lw.1', f. f bw Y 15555-Z2 -Z 'FE fi 'fm-.','.',--f'. -, f. .M L, Q 4i......,, '.- fp . J . fy-..l..v '. . .- , e -.....:::, .,. ... di W ::::..... ' N, Q, ft xx lf' ' Kea rschner, Richard Luther, Rita McGuinness, John Murphy, Carol Porter, Docial Rogers, Janet 1 wad' cu ,rv-.0 .an . fr 1 Q f +1 our VST E f 9' ' ' .P X I, 1...- Q , Q7-fe r M Kehrt, Charles Mallory, Kent McLaughlin, John Myles, Robert Powell, Gretchen Rose, Robert Z wr M' 's 'xfs , ,mn ,wi 1 Roshel, Sabla, Santilli, Evelyn Michael Helen Shaw, Shriner, Smith, Robert William James Smudde, Smutzki, Snoddy, Glenn Cecelia Carolyn Stone, Thomas, Tiedens, Judith Linda George Ward, Waters, Waugh, Lila Margaret James Williams, Willis, Wilson, Howard Janet Robert fu, gg Wg? an .M 13 M' , ,. Y Q., b WW jg ' Q ' fir A . Q? , Q 'ef ' ' ' Vi!-'2,J Y 0 J 0 ' 2:5 f 4, ,-U41 .. . 2 if 1 an-35 3 Scott, Larry Smith, Thomas Snow, Mary Ruth Trimpe, John Webb, Jar: Dean Woodward Rosemary QW Qs f , 1 Q? Sonner, Jan 55 Turner, Donald Webster, Julia Wright, Jean ,- ef , --,' J 'S ' ,.,,.. 1 I' es., -of Sparks, Staggs, David Norietta David Starr, Tuttle, Vanderson, Wolwik, Carolyn Sondra Theodore Webster, Whalen, Willaman, Nancy Frank John Yatsko, Zukokas, Jack Marilyn , .44 314 Q .XV +1- 2, pg . -Q-.,. , it' 5 93+ . we 4 ,, 'V' fume x 'KW' 2 A 2 N , iv ,av- '-' be' ,, url 'I' ...,,,..,,,, j ll f r The Class ol '56 began the year hy electing Bob Longo as President for a second term. They continued on their way by choosing Suzanne Eberhart as Most Popular Girlu at the Iamboree, and then again elected Suzie as attendant to the football queen. Their sponsoring committee is composed of Mr. Dischinger, Chairman, Mr. Bowles, Miss Duncan, Miss Mewhinney, Mrs. Wasson, Mr. liehrt. This class will he long remembered be- cause they ordered their class rings at the end of their soph year, the first class ever to do so. Left to Right: Class Officers: Secretary, Jerry Chance: Treasurer Bill Lundwall: Vice-President, Bob Thompson: Presi- dent. Bob Longo. CLASS OF 1956 .I Adams, Beverly f- if 2. , is ff .Q A'AT2,fi '.!lZZ - 4 ' T t - I T . fs X if A ' n- 5 l :LA Barton, Bradford 'S . ., 4 Beaucllarnp, LOIS in .2 Q Berlin, Donald 1 'vb 'U' N ,frlx I N Bills, Dean ,P -3 4' I l Black, Frederick 1? - , as l J , r s V, Q 0 es 3 - ,.,, , .t Blade, Marilyn Y up y f - v , :lm - in 1., A Boyd, Phyllis A W v L 5 A y ' M ,, Bray, Esco I ' ft W A ' ., t., Brough, Kaye Z 4 NIU' ,,. f 1 QS s 1 In .,: lj: I 'K , , 42,5 ,F 'I' f i? i. Sf , 'V i A ' was 4 .- 5 , ,, ., -M ..-. ..... ,.,. , t . ' Brown, Dean - '. V 21 4-A M Bruce, Larry 6 1 5- 1- SX' Zi W' , U' W Byers, Marilyn Q s , 'V , ag V , iv '5' ll R ll ll - 'B' yers, IC ar ic' A. I K W If Campbell, Joyce H Campbell, Sonia if 1 ' ' ,mjx 'A W L i ' Carroll, Linda 93- 1 5 9 1' Carson, Robert y ' ' if Q f ig ' Q. ,T Chance, Jerry . - ' 'W' bl 2, Vw 4 ' Clark, Barbara , V ' ' Q 'M , x l clause, John Z ' A Q' 1 Compton, Richard 'I . Yi 0 - --t e , ..,,. C l e, A J X11 A-N sn- 4 le -e v' 'Na Coaprider, Norman Cork, Joseph Crabb, Carole Criss, Robert Davenport, Noel Dennon, Donald - W ' W 5 i T 'i f ' nw 1 X' .x v . la- , , A- , A- s Z 2 L6 Diehl, Jean Dierdort, Edith Dietz, Sheila Dunbar, David Dwyer, Mary Eberhart, Suzanne Elkins, Vercie Ellison, Craig England, Linda Faris, Nancy Fleming, Sharon Fry, Dorothy Goodrich, Carolyn Green, Ava Lee Gruenholz, Herman Guthrie, Linda Hartman, Karen Haynes, JoAnn Hearld, Rosemary Hiatt, Stephen High, William Holland, Phyllis Holler, Jacqueline Horsley, Marilyn Hunter, Janice Jenkins, Wendell Jesser, Eileen Johns, Georgia Johnson, Charles Johnson, James Jones, Louis Jones, Robert Kemp, William Kirkland, Sandra Koerner, Anton Kosco, Rosalie Kovach, Bernadette Lewzader, Raymond Longo, Robert Lundwall, William Mann, Mary Lou Marone, Barbara Martin, David Maynard, Richard Mclntosh, Sharon McKilIop, Shirley Miller, Betty Miller, Michael Moyer, Donald Mullen, Felicia Mullis, Rita Nipple, Janice Overton, Maurice Owens, Carolyn Owens. George Pettigrew, William Poff, James Pugh, Marilyn Rankin, William Rauscher, Florella nn- .9-.. vw -Q ws ,rf-A in sr- l K if an so if 'zz' X iff .5 or is Richards, Maurice Richardson, Patricia Risley, Lindo Ritchey, Annetta Ritchey, Elvera Ritchey, Rosetta Roberts, Jesse Rogers, William Rose, Charles Russell, William Sabla, Mark Scriba, Harry Shaw, Sue Shassere, William Shelton, Marilyn Silver, David Silver, Donald Sipes, Stewart Smith, Carol Smith, Lillian Snedeker, Mary Stapleton, Morgan Stevents, Albert Stevenson, Mary Lou Stewart, Edward Stewart, Sharon Strassler, Max Strole, Paul Sturm, William Sullivan, Ronald Tacker, Phyllis Thomas, Carolyn Thompson, James Thompson, Robert Truitt, Marilyn Tuberosa, Mary Frances Turner, Nelson Tyler, Russell VanKannan, James Wade, Marvin Weeks, Lila West, James Whitman, David Wilcox, Joseph Willard, Donna Williams, Carole Winters, Sharon Wittig, James Yatsko, Alice -V ---- uf' K A. , .... J I, , ' 'Wi E ir A ' f 1' ' .. 1 X? ,s M t R ...5 br 'N , , , ., me of 1 in .l .A ,.. 1 if ,V ,- If:-M ' In ,, ' x f . .M I A s Adams, Allen, Annakin, Auten, Baker, Barton, Batey, Beauchamp, Belt, Bennett, George Barbara Joseph Gary Judy Kay Rosalie Rita Carol Claudette Bensinger, Bensyl, Bibby, Braun, Bray, Bridgewater, Brooks, Bullard, Carpenter, Church, David Mary Lou David Sharon William Jeanette Marva Joyce Carolyn Jessamine INCLUDING THE CLASS OF 1958, TWENTY-ONE OF THEM, WHO ENTERED OUR PORTALS IN JANUARY OF 1954. Clark, Coffenberry, Coker, Collins, Combs, Compton, Cooley, Courtney, Cox, Craig, Raymond James Harald Patty Ellen Alice Dolores Carol Jack JoAnn Crawford, Crowley, Davis, Davis, Davis, Deagan, Dean, Degler, Dudley, Dudley, Robert Sue Ben Karl Mary Jane Barbara James Barbara Betty Kathryn I gg' ., A , 'N w E 1 ., wave. b b ' - 'J 'A 2 ' - -' - ,, . 4: . I, af... , 15 if Q , I ef 1.. ra Nu. Q 9, '- jo J- A rf , . 2 --A ' ' 1 1 . C , it sw J J Q A if ' as ...5as:j.., 3 ' a ,Bt ,Q ..'. . X 1, ,, an flf. . 1 I, 1 W T S 'R ,g WH ,- ff, f liigf . K KAY wax 5 'sv X ...,. L 3 1, 3 ' in ggi VZ: . I E um an ga if we H! l U ,A ..,. , A E x ,guy 5 A . A -Q . , . 5, ,. ,f - ' X iw' . .. Q ' P of f , ,W 'S' was 'X' 'E A ' S H Sass, W 5 - I 'S 'I H V 'E J i f 1 i f rf: . A G ' Zz ,.., A is F Dunbar, Mary Ella Dunning, Sharon Edwards, Deanna Edwards, Rosalie Eldred, James Ellis, Sandra Farah, Mary Helen Ferency, Richard Fick, Carol Jean Fischer, Nancy Francis, Lois Ann Frederick, John Freeman. Rosalyn Gardner, Linda Geloff, Charles Goldhardt, Connie Grantham, Carolyn Grantham, Colbert Greggs, David Hadley, Linda Hall, Peggy Hansel, Rayetta Harris, Kathryn Harfon, Patricia Head, Elizabeth as- y ii? T , 'SW fr ag l a Menser, Sue Meredith, Jerry Miller, Gary Minnick, Barbara Montgomery, Luther Moore, Marilyn Murray, Jane Newport, Earl Noakes, Linda Northquist, Martin Oliver, Darla Pike, Richard Pittman, Victor Preston, Mary Ann Readinger, Sandra Redman, Paul Reynolds, Uriah lBudJ Rice, Larry Riggs, Donna Robbs, George Smith, Nancy Snyder, Robert Soames, Ray Sparks, Dennis Spillers, Carol Stark, Robert Steadman, Forrest Steele, William Stewart, Mary Stewart, Phyllis Stewart, Ronald Swander, Ann Swander, Janet Thomas, Keith Tincher, Patricia Traverse, Meredith Truebload, Danny Truebload, Larry VanKirch, Nelrose Wickersham, Gloria Willaman, Catherine Woeltle, Nancy Wood, Melvni Woodworth, Malcolm Young, Daisy Zablo, Carl 'N this Sabla, Paul Secrest, Patricia Sheehan, Mary Eva Simpson, Donna Smith, Darrell 1, i s , zine-'mmap-1-mm-i ,vi After seeing the members of the student body in formal poses, Eddie Eagle often gets a chance to look them over informalIy .... xr Nizi y Veg-L-'L W it ,Q - 3, if df -Mn Q- A 1', Ma 46 we 49 Whig i Left to right . . . Scotty's midnight surprise party . . . Sweet Sue . . . Life of the party . . . Paint, turpentine, and Deadly Ernest . . . Doing what comes naturally . . . Tired little Teddy Bear . . . Bathing beauties . . . The gang at Shoko . . . This is Bill Lundwall? . . . Oh! that look of innocence . . . '53 Pram Committee . . . Oh! Johnny! . . . Another bathing beauty. Motherly love . . . Handsome brute, aren't I? . . . Oh, now wait a minute . . . Please wait, won't you, till I'm dressed. 5' CAMDIJII LIFE I fhffwwyq ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES PUBLICATIONS SPORTS X Sponsor Nil s Cnxun llvx 'll1c'X' Officers l'l'r '.x' lllflll Tuul Kelley l '14 r' l'l'I'fI-1fI'l1f llilliv Ruse l5llllk' S'1'rl'r'lu1'y lil imln-mlm lirlilrwn 'l'nm1rn'1' l'.ml Slrulv ,, 'xx STUDENT COUNCIL Representing the students of Garfield CLASS-ELECTED REPRESENTATIVES: Left to Right: Row l: Paul Strole, Sophomore: Ted Kelley, Senior: Elizabeth Beldon, Junior: Billie Kose Isaac. Senior. Row 2: Tom Templeton. Senior: .lack llondi, Junior: Dave Sinnelt. Senior: Mary Kay lfrunris, Junior: Lila Weeks. Sophomore. The Student Council, under the sponsorship of Miss Grace DeVaney, is one of the most important functioning organizations in the school. ln all their work during the year they strive to better conditions for students, faculty, and janitors in the school-to provide added facilities for all groups-and to act as a representative organization for all the students in the school. The memhership, composed of ten class-elected representatives and one representative from each home- room, acts at all times as a service organization. The first important project of the year was the sponsorship of the mechanics of the magazine drive. The Council scheduled the weekly assembly programs for the entire year and provided the students with a Varied program of events in the auditorium and gymnasium on Fridays. Outstanding among their achievements and one of which they are most proud is that they were instru- mental in securing for the girls full-length lockers-the first in the history of the school. These were provided by the City Schools and they have added much to the appearance of our halls as well as furnishing pro- tection for belongings. The janitors' room downstairs was completely refurnished and redecorated through the efforts of the Council members. This year the Council was represented on the Quad-Hi Council of the city of Terre Haute-a group which sponsored a district convention held at State High School. Council memhers also attended the Indiana Association of Student Councils convention held at Bosse High School in Evansville. Last Sum- mer president Ted Kelley atended the convention of the National Association held in Portland, Oregon. The Council's one money-making project, The Varieties of I954li, proved a huge success this year through the efforts of Chairman Elizabeth Beldon and her committee. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES: Left to Right: Row 1: Marilyn John, Elizabeth Beldon, Claudia Fitzsimmons, Mary Eva Sheehan, Ellen Combs, Mary Tuherosa, Lila Weeks. Row 2: Herman Gruenholz, Lillian Raikes, Sharon Joseph, Sheila Dietz, Janice Nipple. Row 3: Charles Johnson, Paul Strole, Mary Kay Francis, Miss DeVaney, Sponsor, Marti Kaufman, Rayetta Hansel, Esther Northquist, Billie Rose Isaac. Row 4: Ben Davis, Bill Shriner, Dave Sinnett, Richard Francis, George Tiedens, Jerry Chance. Row 5: Don Gibbs, Tom Templeton, Ted Kelley. Carol Murphy, Linda Puckett, Farmillu Rodic, Marti Kaufman. Y - T E E N S CLUB MEMBERSHIP . Officers l'11.-1111411 N'I.1ry x1.lI'Ill.l 1N1.11'ti9 K.lLliIlIlll lvl: 1' l'f f'A'I1ft'!lf cxlllll N Nfflrllfx fi.lIIllIH.l R-NIH l'rf.mmf Llllllil l'nul1u General Sponsor Miss Ill-lvn l I'm'lm M ,W wud JS' K .. 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' ' if l. -V if :gg V10 Y-TEENS PURPOSE: TO GROW AS A PERSON: T0 GROW IN FRIENDSHIP WITH PEOPLE OF ALL RACES, RELIGIONS, AND NATIONALITIE5: TO GROW IN THE KNOWLEDGE AND LOVE OF GOD. Thu Y-'l'cciis unmlcr tht- gcncral sponsorship ol' Miss llclcn lfroch, capahly assisstctl hy Miss Duncan, Miss George, Miss lacohs, Miss lacnisch, Miss l.atta, Miss Martin, Miss Rcitzr-I, and Miss Smyrcs, is the largest cluh in thc school anal works in coopcration with Y. XV. ti, .X. organization. ln thcir work antl in thcir programs tluring the cntirc year tht- Y-'llvciis strivc to mlcvclop anal iinprovt' thcir attitutlcs towarml tht- social, spiritual, :intl scrvici' Hsitlvs ol' tht- trianglc. Pictured lclt ahovc are a group ol' girls working on scrvicc proiccts to hclp make Christmas mcrricr for thc agctl, ill, anal untlcrprivclcgccl. They carry on thcsc projects also al liaslci antl at 'lihanlasgix'ing. Right ahovt-, are committcc mcmhcrs tantl thcir csrortsj in rhargt' ol' tht' annual llarwst Moon Dzirivc, tht' major social cvcnt on tht-ir annual calcnilt-r. Below arc groups ol' rht- girls who liaw prcsciitctl programs tluring tht' ycar. l.cI't, the girls clrcssctl in the costumes ol tht- various nationalities anal rcprcscnting all raccs prcsciitctl a program in cclchration ol National lirothcrhootl VVL-t-lx. Right, tht- participants in thc annual lfastcr asscinhly program, an inspir- ational rcligous program pi'cst'ntctl annually lor rht- cntirc slutlt-nt hotly. LATIN CLUB To cultivate a deeper appreciation of Latin language and customs Row 1: Linda Risley, Suzanne I.aFollette. Row 2: Dorothy Fry, Nancy Hayward. President: Ernestine Croshy. Juanita Johnson. Row 3: Pat Brennan, Danny Truelnlood, Frellerirli lllurk, Vive President: Arlene fooke, Shirley Purcell. Larka Lee Jones, Secretary-Treasurer. Row 4: Cstanrlinxrl Keith Thomas, Miss Froeb, Sponsor. Not in picture: Larry Bruce, David Dunbar. Esther Northquist, Donna Riggs, Ccrelia Smutzki, Wilbur Steele. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS To contribute added interest to the study of French Standing: Fred Johnson, President: Dean Brown. Louis Lenne, Carolyn Snoddy, Nancy Webster, Lois Beauchamp, Delores Michki. Secretary. Seated: Harry Secrest, Noel Streacker, Wendell Sickles, Treasurer, Marilyn Byers. Row 2: James Waugh, Vice-President: Ronnie Barnhart, Kaye Brough, Sharon Winters, Sharon Stewart, Rosalie Edwards. Sponsor: Mrs. Helen Conroy, not in picture. Row l: Larry Bruce, David Dunbar, Bill Lundwall, Bob Longo, Gene Wilson, Don Jennings, Dave Starr, Stu Sipes, Max Strassler, President Ted Walwik, Craig Ellison. Row 2: Noel Davenport, Sara Lou Reed, Jean Wright, Margie Brough, Sharon Byrne, Donna Hartman, Margaret Waters, Secretary Gretchen Powell, Charlotte Taylor, Carolyn Grantham, Carol Keppen, Karen llartman, Nancy Smith. Row 3: Vice-President Don Hake, Norietta Sparks, Joan Sutherland, Treasurer Rita Luther, Margaret Creasey, Rosemary Woodward, Kathleen Moore, Joyce Mason, Jerri Patrirk, Betty Rubhs, Janet Willis, Sue Milhourn. Suzanne Eherhart, Felicia Mullen, Katie Dudley, Bill Sturm. Row 4: Sponsor Mr. Moore, Patty Barnett, Pat Boyll, Virginia Annakin. Janet Rogers, Carol Murphy, Ava Lee Green, Ann Swander, Sharon Dunning, Sue Dempster, lieth llorah, Kay Laybold, Margaret Heape, Mary Ann Preston, Sandra Readinger. Row 5: Frank Whalen, Ray Clark, Keith Clark. Jim Wittig, Bob Criss, Ronnie Sullivan, Dave Cundiff, John Trimpe, Volhert Grantham, Joe Annakin. Esea Bray, Joe Fork, John Kuykendall, Tom Myers. SPEECH CLUB To provide training in oral expression Speech Cluh, untler the sponsorship ol' Mr. tiene Moore, presents it protgriun to provicle uetuul exper- ience lor the liorensie-mincletl. Memhers ol' the Speech Cluh :ttteutl tournaments alt many ol' the colleges atnnl high sehimols throughout the state. :intl also net as hosts lor the state-wiile speech contest heltl ut Gztrliieltl. Gnrtieltl hats one ol' the outstztneliug womens IN THE GARFIELD SPEECH CONTEST t-Impu-rs ol' the National Forensic l.e:tgue, :tn honorary speech organization, rtml also is :letive in the lncliatnu High School lforensie League. ,XII phases ot speech are practieeil, in- elutling competitive ilelxue. The eluh provitles opportunities for participation in itll liieltls of speech work, not only in contest pztrtieipution hut in the presentat- tion ol progrtuns to :ulult groups through- out the community. Memhership in Speech Cluli is open to all stuclents who are interested in this kintl ol' work and who are willing to he- eome ztetive in at leatclership program of this type. ART CLUB To encourage art as a hobby Left to Right: Seated. Row 1: Varolyn Owens, Sharon Fleming, lizirhara Clark. Row 2: Betty Miller 4Vii-e-Presirlentl, Marcella Jenkins, Sally Walker. Carol Belt. Row 3: Mary Ellen Ferree, Nancy Flora, Joe Webb. Standing: Miss Marlin, Spulmor, llnln-rl lllrlntnsll. Ray Snznlnvs, Hunulra Ellis, lfnia lfrunria KSQ-rretaryl. Suzanne Rimzs 1l'residunU. Sue Vrowley. Marilyn Bullard. Alice Compton. lion Johnson. David llills iTreasurerb. VISUAL EDUCATION CLUB To learn to operate audio-visual equipment Len nn Right: Charles Auten, Don Moyer, Carl Carpenter, Ray Carter. Jesse Roberts, Carl Green, William McCarty, Dennis Sparks. Arthur Tainer, Mr. Yaeger. Sponsor. Ronnie Bennett. Robert Thompson. 55 N Miss Bungard, sponsor: Gino liarallo. .luunila Jewell, Shir L l B R A R Y C L U B To encourage an appreciation of books ley Hairclneir, James Johnson. BIBLE STUDY CLUB To increase knowledge and appreciation of the Bible Seated, left to right: Shirley Braun, Pat Hastimls iPresidentl. Frances Hall fSecretaryJ. Standing, Row 1: Carolyn Goodrich, Lorraine Davis, Vercie Elkins, Mary Ruth Snow, Lillian Raikes, Sara Lou Reed. Standing, Row 2: Shirley Hazleton, Sue Henson, Larry Scolt, Barbara Degler, Julia Webster, Linda Gardner, Carolyn Waldon, Miss Smyres, Sponsor. FUTURE NURSESCLUB To foster interest in the nursing profession At desk, Carol Smith, President: Carol Guthrie. Row 1: Gloria lllaulc, Trcusurerg Hclty llohlrs. Paula Carroll, Vive-l'rcsi1ienl: Nancy Estes. Serrelury: Linda Guthrie. Row 2: Rosie Williams, Miss DeVuncy, Sponsor, Suzanne Riggs, Phyllis Stewart, Marlene Swain, Carol Trump. SCIENCE CLUB To give opportunity for further study of science Standing at front desk: Secretary-Treasurer Bill Paton. Row l: Bill Murray, Harry Brown, Ronnie Roberts. Row 2: Jim Bondi, Larry Sonnor, .lan Sonner. Row 3: Albert Stevens, Morgan Stapleton. Standing: Mr. Powell, sponsor, llill llvss. Wilbur Steele. David Staggs, Visre-President Don Lowder. Jerry Kirk, .lim VonKannon, Bill Kemp, John Clouse, Charlie Kehrl, Don Scott, Wendell Jenkins, Bob W'ilsirn, Nlim-k Adams, President Runnin- Friss. HI-Y Row 1: Ronnie Stewart, John Frederick, David Hills, Jim VonKannon, Secretary Joe Webb, Don Berlin. Row 2: Keith Clark, President Frank Whalen, Allan Pittman, Ray Garvey, Richard Byers. Row 3: Bill Rogers, Stan Mathers, Mike Miller. Jim Eldred, Jim Wittig, Bradford Barton. Row 4: Jerry Thorltnn. Dick Pike, Joe Annnkin, Sponsor Mr. Bowles. Bill Mansnrd. Row 5: Melvin Wood, Ray Clark, Ray Soames, Ben Davis, Martin Northquist. Row G: Jim Thompson, Ray Clark, Ray Lewzader, Karl Davis. Row 7: Kent Mallory. Jesse Roberts, Max Strassler, Sergeant-at-Arms Bill Shassere, Bill Russell. Row 8: Ronnie Roberts, Jerry Meredith, Dennis Sparks, Ray Carter. Row 9 Treasurer Charles Auten, Donald Silver, David Silver, Malcolm Woodworth. Chaplain James Puff, lienrge Rohlis. To establish brotherhood through high standards of Christian character. The Hi-Y Clnh, sponsored hy Mr. liowles and affiliated with the Y. M. C. A., has as its purpose to create, maintain, :intl extend through the community and school, high stamlurtls of Christian clutructerf' This year their activities have been vairietl-ranging from the sponsorship ol' the District Conference to the selling ol' popcorn. Erich week the hoys have prepttrecl :intl soltl pop corn :it noons and at huskethzill games in ortler to holster their Ll'CttSLll'y. 'l'o use the finances for the benefit of the school they co-sponsorc-tl with the Stutlent Council the uppeztrrince of the lnclinnai University llhilhztrrnonic Orcliestra. Their most intportttnt project of the yean' was tht- sponsorship of the lli Y Eighth District Conf:-rent't', an afternoon uml evening affair which was :ittcncled hy over ISO hoys :intl sponsors from this tlistrict. Frank Whalen has cnpnhly st-rvetl tht- cluh ns president for the past year :mtl cleserves much cretlit for einceeing the Conference. loe Welmlw is secretary while Charles rluten talies cure of the treasurefs tluties. 58 A U D U B 0 N C l. U B To develop a deeper appreciation of nature ltow l: David Martin, Stephen lliatt, Richard Vompton, Luther Montgonlery, Miss llarris, Sponsor. Row 2: Victor Pittman. Charles Geloff. Ronnie Stewart, Tom Mar-Kinney, William Bray. Row 3: Malcolm Woodsworth, Jerry Meredith, Mark Sabla, James Thompson. William Steele. JUNIOR RED CROSS To give service to those in need Standing: Mrs. Richmond, Sponsor. Don Turner. President. Seated at desk: Betty Gray, Secretary. Row 1: Left to right: Lila Ward, .lean Bray, Marilyn Hnrsley, David Bihhy, David Whitman, Don Berlin, Harry Scriba. Row 2: Sharon Lutes, Vice-President: Glenn Smudde, Joanne Marsh, Carol Smith, Judy Laybold, Linda England. Row 3: Lenny Zwerner, Ina Rae Kirk, Margie Kemp, Jack Hauser, James Eldred. Row 1: Nancy Estes, Joyce Bullard, Anna Redmon, Vice-President Rosie Williams, Rita Grosc, Donna Brown, President Virginia Jones, .Ioan Stergar, Elizuheth 0'Donnell, Wanitta Mc-Millin, Gloria Blade, Mary Stewart. Row 2: Carolyn Tuttle. Mary Jane Davis, Marilyn Moore, Janet Swander, Secretary Elizabeth Head, Meredith Traverse, Kathryn Harris, Kay Barton, Janet Kline, Patty Collins, Phyllis Boyd, Marilyn Blade, Carol Spillers. Row 3: Elvera Ritchey. Annetta Ritchey, Marilyn Zukokas, Carolyn Thomas, Jacqueline Holler, Janice llunter, Catherine Willaman, Rosie Koseo, Carol Frahb, Barbara Marone, Rita Mullin, Alice Yatsko. Row 4: Sponsor Miss Burt, Rosetta Ritchey, Barbara Allen, Barbara Minnick. Carol Fic-k, .loAnn Haynes. Beverly Adams, Sharon Mclntosh, Sue Shaw, Marilyn Shelton, Bernadette Kovach. GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION To develop skills for wholesome recreation The Girls .Xthietic .Xssociation, known through the school as Ci. .X. A.. is exactly what the name im plies-an organization which alilords the girls ol' Garfield opportunity to participate in group athletics such as badminton, track, voileyhall. hasehall, hockey, basketball. and speedhalig and in individual sports such as swimming, tennis, and howling. The girls meet every Friday after school and every 'lihursday from iligo to izxgo in order to earn points for awards through their participation in sports. The awards available to the girls range from a pin which can he earned in one year to plaques, given only to seniors. Three senior girls received plaques this year-fVirginia lones. Eiizaheth O'Donneli, and Ioan Stergar. Under the sponsorship of Miss liurt, the G. A. A. has heen a popular organization at Garfield and one in which the girls enjoy participating. liach spring the group sponsors a week-end camp at Mcflormickis Creek State Park, an cient to which all the members look forward each year. In order to keep on the right side financially, G. A. A. girls attend to the selling of cokes, candy, and ice cream in the gymnasium at haskethall games. 60 gg it MATHEMATICS CLUB To further the study of mathematics Standing: Ronnie Criss, President Wilbur Steele, Miss Kelly, Sponsor. Bill Paton, Vice-President Larry Sonnet, Craig Ellison, Charles Johnson, Fred Black, Ileanne Burroughs, Jerry Kirk, Bill Murray. At desks, Row 1: Mike Wright, llavicl Staggs, Hill Iiulinger, Paul Kirby, liill Hess. Row 2: George Tiedens, Joe Cork. Jim Adams, Harry Brown, Charlie Kehrt, Bill Kemp. Raw 3: Don Lowder, Secretary-Treasurer .lan Sonner, Ted Walwik, Holi Longo, Gary Giflel, Row 4: Morgan Stapleton, Albert Stevens, llarry Scriba. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA To interest students in teaching At desk: President Shirley Joseph. Raw 1: Vice-President Mike Sahla. Kenny Frerichs, Phyllis Holland. Row 2: Judy Stone. Cecilia Helmick, Treasurer Teresa Logue. .lean Diehl. Row 3: Shirley llennett, Mary Lou Church. Jeanette Bridgewater, Marilyn Inman. Standing: Lynda Anderson. .lessamine Church. Secretary Lila Ward, Mrs. Wasson. The Jamboree--where everybody starts the year off with an evening of fun - another event spon- sored by the Deon's Cabinet. The winners of the masquerade at the annual Big and Little Sister Party. The Big and Little Sister Party where the new girls entering Garfield spend an evening and have fun getting better acquainted with their big sisters, the ald girls . This is an annual affair sponsored by thv Dean's Cabinet. 'Eff' fs 'gh Y Seated: Sue Asbury, Senior: Sharon Winters, Sophomore: Nancy House, Senior: Jean Wright, Junior: Patty Ann Monninger, Senior Sharon Melntosh. Sophomore: Carolyn Grantham. Freshman: Kay Laybold, Senior. Standing: Sue Nicoson, Junior: Judy Giffel, Junior: Miss DeVaney, Sponsor. DEAN'S CABINET To represent the girls of Garfield The lJean's Cabinet, with Miss lJeVaney, Dean of Girls, as sponsor, plans events on behalf of all the girls at Garfield. liach year their first project is the appointing of a llig Sister for each girl entering Gar- field for the first time. The Big Sisters meet their Little Sisters in the morning, escort them to classes, answer their questions, and help generally to make the girls feel at home. 'l'oo, the Cabinet sponsors the lamboree, the school's opening mixer and get-acquainted party. an an- nual affair to which we all look liorwartl. This year, as a new venture, the Cabinet sponsorecl two parties at which representatives from the girls' homerooms were guests. ln this way, a spirit of cooperation between Cabinet members and the girls of the school was better established. .Ks a service to the faculty, the girls sponsor at Christmas each year a party at which the teachers Heat most ol' the tlay, enjoying coffee, colte, ancl Christmas goodies. l.ast project of the year is Sweeties Day when the girls sell cancly antl cokes anal use the proceenls to offer a scholarship to lncliana State 'I'eachers College, Row 1: Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Longo, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Trimpe, Mrs. Kirhy, Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Eherhart, Mrs. Norris, Mrs. Kemp, Mrs. Mclnlosh. Row 2: Mrs. Lundwall. Mrs. Francis, Mrs. Shen. Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Ellshcrry, Mrs. Walwik. Row 3: Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Jesser, Mrs. Wittixz, Mrs. Northquist. Mrs. Barillio. Mrs. Waugh, Mrs. Zwerner, Mrs. Bray- Row 4: Mrs. Gruenholz, Mrs, Giffel, Mrs. Pike. Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Uurnvnier. Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Gibbons. MOTHERS CLUB To promote wholesome interest in athletics The Mothers Cluh, whose membership consists ol' mothers ol stuclents interested in athletics. ealfh year sponsor hnnquets for the boys who participate in varsity competition in sports. fllpper left. helow, the 1934 lmskethnll hunquell. liilfll year they sponsor :1 luncheon for the l-llClllly fupper right, lnelowl. Too, they engage in programs for their own entertzlinment as shown in the lower right corner. :intl they work to plan activities lo henefit the sluclents. the athletes. the faculty. :mtl themselves Csee lower leltl. .:u A LI. ,K Riff M.. , -'-' -- f Q ', Z no ,nsuqv R 4' 1 I 3 1 Mg t ., it L 1, . .....- 1 , f X AX A AA ,..'l .--ff' L .5 p .1 . Q . '. I vV,v:-, 5 , gig. 'M ... Ip 4 SA, i f V rf--2 . K I . :,- rf- tl .1 -- V 3 . MW.- Q r if Row 1: Sealed, Joe Cork, Roh Lnnizn. Row 2: Seated, Dun Scott, Bill Shriner. Row 3: Sealed, Don Hake, Jim Ellsherry. Rirhard Francis. Standing: Fred Blink, Bull Tlmmpson, llill Lundwull, Mr. Follow-r, Mr. Jones, Bob Wilsiin, llaviil Staizzs. Bill Bnlinyzer, Dave Sinnett. KEY CLUB To provide training for leadership A group ol sophomore, junior, :intl scnior boys who lizivc lcnclcrship potcntiailitics haivc been meeting weekly this your under thc sponsorship of tht- Terre llilllft Kiwanis Club, ll member of Kiwanis lntcrnaitionul. Kiwanis lntcrnzltionail, :incl thc loczil club, Inuit- nntlurtzilscii thc projcct ol' Ofgkllllflllg Kcy Clubs in thc high schools in orclcr thin boys may trziin for lc-:ule-rsliip. These boys, unclcr the sponsorship of Mr. Iona-s :intl our principal, Nlr. Conover, gi nicnibcr of the National Key Club Connnittcc, lizivc workctl cliiring the year on xi progrznn of projects :is prcscribcml by tht- lllllltllllll orgniiizzitioii, including Qzssistuncc with local scrvicc club projects. Officers for the club in its first Iinll yczir of cxistcncc lmvc bccn: f'V1',f1irfz'lIl l lgivitl Sinnctt I ice-l'1'c.f11lr'11f , Don l llllif' Y!'l'l'f'fill'l' Riclmrtl l r.incis l'1'z',1.f11n-1' lbnn Scott 65 Seated: Nancy House, Beth Burah, Kay Laybold, Linda Thornton, Charlotte Taylor. Kneeling: Mary Kay Adams, Marti Kaufman, .loan Sterger, Billie Rose Isaac. Standing: Gary Giffel, David Sinnett, James Ellsberry, Larry Sonner, Don Scott, Eugene Wilson, Wilbur Steele, Don Hake. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship Leadership Service Character The 1934 Chapter ol' the National Honor Society is coinposetl ol' nine girls :intl eight hoys, seniors electetl hy the ligiculty. liitch year all grutluziting seniors ranking in the upper third of the class scliolasticnlly are eligible for membership in the National Honor Society. lfrom this number not more than fifteen percent ol' the entire senior class may he chosen hy tote ol' the faculty for nieinher- ship, Students are electetl on the hztsis of scholarship, lezitlership, service, :intl clizirztcter. Officers chosen hy the group this year are: I'1'r'.fifl1'11l , lion ll.ike I 'ict''l'f'c'.f1'rf1'I1f l.lllIL'N lallsht-fry .h'l'l'l'I'filI'l' , Nlgiry Miirtlm Ktllllilllllll 'l'1'f'i1.r111'r'1', , loan Stcrgair 11 3 Prom Queen Mins Icrrj' .Xkcrm Attendants Beth liomh Billie Russ Isuzu' Flizulmcllm IYD spllln t-ll Canrmillax Ruclic THE SPEAKERS' TABLE FOR THE PROM BANQUET PROM COMMITTEE MEMBERS AND THEIR ESCORTS MAGAZINE DRIVE .Xppmximalcly Sltbllu In lu' spa-nl as ihr- sliiclm-nts wish --thal's lhc ri-siili ol' a ixxu-xxu-lx lllllgllflllk' sales cam' paign coilcluctccl in ilu- fall. .Xssumhlics cach ilay giyc mlm slanalings ol' classcs, lmmcrooim, anal imliyimliizlls. Upper lcll, High Salcsmcn rcccivc lhcir prizcs, Mary Kay Aclams, first: liill llolingcr, sci-umlg Gary Miller. Lhirml. Uppcr right. Miss flcorgcis homcroom wins ilu- Sm prim' lor high lioincroom. l.cfl ccmcr, Charlie Kchrl again rcccivcs thc figs: as gg shifts into high ygcar. Lower lclit, Oscar winners for 1575, or ahovc in total imlivichial salcs. lamcr right. Mary Kay Anlams wins Thu Bunny , campaign mascot, as each ilay's high salcw man participali' in ihr- rlrawing. Frances Hall, Class of 'gg ng. Carmilla Rodic, Class of ,54 MOST POPULAR GIRL . . . elected each year at the Jamboree sponsored by the Dean's Cabinet Suzanne lflvwlmrt, Class of '56 .Xnn Swzlnclcr. Class of .57 0 QL' lv I-jmplf V131 X fm, iw '7 is W wy gt 1. rn ay. K fb' frk my wi M, I l 3 A4 Q wmv.,-,--. , 4 f f .Q 1..W.1..,......A Mi:-:-..:....4 Aix ,.,, 2 ..,., L 5 4 'jf xx? x M' . 1WWw ' .. wi v ,hm k V1 A X ff, z , H as ,XV ' 4 ,Y , Q., fa . N f www Y 'N is-vvvwwvdf Ah .ar-iwdww ,ww-wp, FK 1 A . :QQ-. is .:.- . w A W f : v gag Km,k flu, W A S w 5. S . ' ' ili: N aff Q -, S -.,'.:.:,:,.. : q::'1.s:s :::-- - ' :E I ,. . . n' 4 Y A - 'Ee 2 Q 1 ' M 2 'A v 5 f N- X L :ab A is fi' Egg E. S 5 3 Aix V Q W -' l DEADLY ERNEST The fact that the name Ernest sent Henry Gilcrest fTom Myersj into a dither was the cause of laughs in the annual Senior Play, a three-act comedy by Donald Payton, g'Deadly Ernestf, directed by Mr. M. G. Moore with Linda Thornton as student director. The cast's excellent portrayal of comedy, fear, love, excitement, romance combined with superior direction made the senior play a huge success. The Cast H ilrry Gifcre.-r .,,,,,, flzml Ethelw Margie ,,,,,,, , ,,,,, H Pnniplqin , lil! ,,,,,,, Gludyy , , Aunt Stella, Erncxtinc ,,,,,,, ,A,, Ur. Bzrmpzrx Sleepy l,..,,,.. C. E. Grimm Dr. Ernexl C lurzxsa ,.,... .... -,,,,,,,, lzrme ,,,,,,,,,...,, ,,,,,, ,,,,Tom Myers Nancy House Donna Hartman Rebecca Rittman Margie Kemp ,Beth Borah Kathryn Findley Charlotte Taylor Billie Rose Isaac Gene Wilson Don Iennings Bill White .Bill Munsard Bill Lui wisr lon 73 ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN I' 5-4' PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF '55 nl ll 'l'l1r- 11111111:1l Iuniur lh-x'111- tliis 511-:1r I1-z1I1i1'cLl llll Oflgllllll 111us1c:1l Llblillllly cnlillcml H.X11yll1il1g C1111 llz1piw11, xx'i1li 11111111 111111 lirim 1111 Xlrs. I'lI'lk'klLl lirwlxvcll z1111l 11111siu liy Xlr. SL1111l:11'1l Ciillqi. 'l'l1c l3I'L'St.'lllLlllllIl ii.1s under 1l1c sp1111sorsl1ip ol' thc class Sl30IlSUl'lI1g coiniiiillcc coiiiposcrl ot Mr. Immun, L1l111ir1111111. M15 H1-rliu-ll, Miss Iacolms. M155 I.11ll11, Nliss Alilfllll, Lllltl Miss Rcilxcl. 'I'l1u 51111-1 11-i11li1-1l .11'1111111l .1 Q1111111 111' lL'L'l1 ng: girls Ioiiriiig lfiirfipc willi ll11'ir I1':11'l11'r. 'l'l11' ililliiriillivs my 11111-11111111-1-1-1l 111 115111134 111 1111-1-1 ilu-ir lmy lrif-mls 111 Paris Illlll in trying 111 gc-1 1l1c Frciicli lvoys from 1l1L c11ul1 girls l1rm11l1-il 1111111si11g L-1111-1'111i11111c111 1l1r1:111,1l1 tl1r wlmlr- script. .X lx1cl4g1'1111111l ol l?L'QlLlllllllly Alllll 1'l1-xuli' LlCSlgIlLXLl sqciicry, c11l111'l'11l CilSllllllC5, lwuilly Qlllkl l1TL'L4lSl0l1 in rn111ci11lvcrul Qll cilll'l.lL'lLl. icing. callnliy music Llllll sung' .1ll cz11111'1li1i1c1l lu Illlllik' .X11y1l1i115 clilll llllllIJL'llN ll sliow long 111 lu Bond Director Mr. Evinger THE GARFIELD BAND 'l'In-C-gl1'lu'lal lI13,gl1 Srlnml liglllcl umlvr lllc klllkfllllll ul Xll I ll ' .cs c I. l',x'1l15,c1' I5 il mmm mmpmlquml Pllfl ot thc lllc of our school. XVI1clI1cr thu lrmml xx colnrfully I'R'l3I'l'SClllill451 us m pnrmlus llxmugh thc mlmumlown urcu or L'IllL'I'l1llllII1KQ us .ll lmli'-limc slluws ill fcmllmll gzxlmws or PTL'SL'l1IiI1g mmcrts ol popular :mal classical music. wr are always prmul ol' ilu-nn . . . . 4 4 y '41 'A ' 5 4 Q Q in1prussix'c uppczlru '. ' ,Q ' V purplp 'R '5 S N? 3 1 ' 9 us , 4 Q, ,YQ J Wg: ' W , A. , r 'S 11? we 4 , 3 . s 1 , 5 A, - N 1 i ix 5 1- Q 1 '-L2 1 ffm, W s gm- ' ,Q it 'Y x 3 '1 -' , Q X f ., ., X - l E1 .NA 3 XR, V 4,1 is i , f X ,G 19 . gg, I , 3 Q as-...r f X wivfi f Q , rf ' W' n K ' .' .QM S - ,fer -1---'-22, Y. , V ' M J' Ai. 4 I LJ ,g 0: 5 xg -fix ' ' f , W5 -Q 9 M. gg ,,, 1 f' YL V sk ' x I , m fl 3 Q ff W I ,M f -. we 1, 1 .1 if ' , 44 - :L , I . fly V I W 6 1 zzz :ss , W ' L' 'fx' 3255 . .W N V N fl J 6 sw xgiwxf-'WW . ,H way M, ,QQ 3 2 w,,QM-,.-za, :N . V ,QV my ,W mg, , Seated: Rita Grose, Carl Carpenter, Don Dennon, Arthur Trainer, Pat Randall, Sheila Dietz, Donna Brown. Standing: Mr. Evinpzer, Director: Dick Gaycr, Phyllis Holland, Noel Davenport. D A N C E B A N D 78 The Garfield Dance Band provided us with excellent programs during the year and, in addition, provided the background music for the accompaniment of the junior show, Anything Can Happen. The Garfield representatives were il part of the All-City Orchestra which practiced regularly and presented a concert in the spring. O R C H E S T R A Noel Davenport. Pat Secrest. Phyllis Stewart, Kathyrn Dudley, Carol .lean Fick, Carolyn Carpenter ummwww 5 f--- !vk i 4 . - .. Seated: Kenny Freric-hs, aveompanisl. Silindintrl Row 11 Miss Duncan, Vice-President Lila Ward. Julia Webster, Delores Nlichki. Sandra Kirkland, Sue Crowley, Frances Hall, Linda Guthrie. Kaillyrn Filldley. Doris Kinxz. Alive Gill. t'orol Crahh. Rosemary Woodward. Claudia Fitzsimmons, Pezzy Waters, .loyre Mason. Shirley Purcell, Shirley McKillop, Kathryn Harris. Kay Barton, Mary Snedeker, Dorothy Fry, Rosemary Hearld, President Mary Kay Adams. Row 2: Patty Secrest, Georzanne Gardner, Suzanne Riggs, Carol Williams, Sandra Readinzer, Nancy Flora. Pat Boyll, Ann Owens, Marilyn John, Margaret Freasey, Lois Francis, Kathy Moore, Marlene Swaim, Betty Rohbs, Paulu Carroll, Lila VVQ-vhs, Sharon Stewart, Phyllis Holland, Joann Marsh. Secretary Pat Randall. Sondra Vanderson, Mary Katherine Tuherosa. .lanire Hunter. Georgia Johns. Row 3: Ray Garvey. Larry Scott, Frank Yvhalen, Ray Norris, Don Gibbs, Lenny Zwerner, Ray lliukenbotham, Robert Jones, Wendell Jenkins, Buddy Spence, James Poff. Ray Clark, Dean Brown. Row 4: David Hills. Richard Pike, Bill Shassere, Dave Sinnett, .lack Bondi, Albert Stevens, Bill Russell, .lark llauser, Keith Clark, Gene Wilson, Paul Strole, Gino liaratto, David Canine, Don Berlin, Fred Black. THE GARFIELD CHOIR This years fiariield lligli School C.hoir under the direction ol Miss Nc-Ile Duncan is the largest in the history of the school. ilttractively gowned in purple robes and white stoles, they not only present an appearance of which we can always he proud, they present musical perfection to delight us at all times. Singing in the choir this year is a more enioyahic experience than it has heen in the past hecause ot' the iact that the choir and hand rooms in the annex have been all- tractively remodeled to provide a pleasant atmosphere. M558 DUIICGI1 A Choral Director The Choir was represented in the All-State Chorus at Indian- i apolis. at the District Lhoral l'estival at Linton. Indiana. in the .Xlle City Nlusic Festival. They have presented programs for several church groups and service clulis, while their annual Pops Concert for the student hody and their evening concert were enjoyed luy everyone. Their Christmas .Xssemhiy program was again one ot, the most heauti- fui ol' all tht- programs at this time oli year, and their appearance at tht- 'liiatiilcsgiviiig asscnihly added much to dit- occasion. 79 DOUBLE QUARTETTE David Canine, Keith Clark, Marilyn John, Ann Own-ns. Rosemary Ili-arld, Vlaudia lfitzsimmons, .lark Bondi, David Sinnett. The llonlwlc Qiixirlcnc luis provcil to lx' onc ol' llic inosl sougln zillcr iniisiczil organiza- tions in 'l'cri'c llaiiilc. 'llicy prcscnl prograiiis AlllllUSl wcclily lic-liorc soinc scliool, civic, oi' clnircli group. Ouisuiiicliiig in ilu-ir iicliicwiiiciil iliis ycur was winning of First Division in llic District NllI5lL' Contcsl. Nou-il lol' Llicii' unnsiizil singing of clc-vcr iirraiiigciiic-nits, ilic Girls Scxlcllc luis also liccn in Llcinainil lilll' prograiins liolli in :incl out oi' scliool. lloris King. 1h'org'annc Gardner. Pal Randall. Marlene Svsaim. Mary Ki-ly Adams. tN0l in pirlurv Varol Guthrie! GIRLS SEXTETTE Seated at teacher's desk: Esther Northquist, Editor. Rowl tseatedl: Pat Brennan, Juanita Johnson, Erneslino Crosby, Evelyn Roshel, Patty Barnett, Larka Lee Jones. Row 2: Pat Boyll, Rosemary Woodward, Rita Luther, Sharon Byrne. Row 3: Suzanne Riggs, Lila Word, Mrs. Adams, Sponsor, Marilyn Zukokus. Standiniz: .Ian Foulkes, Mary Ellen Mockhee. Nancy Hayward, Marilyn John, Eileen Mclfarty, Lillian Raikes, Per-elia Smutzki, Margaret Freusy, Betty Gray, Sandy Goss. ROYAL PURPLE The Royal Purple Staff, through the medium ol' the lournalism Class publishes the school newspaper, The Royal Purple. Untler the sponsorship of Mrs. Helen Adams, the staff works hartl to present to the students in attractive form anal newsy style all the hap- penings of the school. This year, untler the etlitorship of listher Northquist, the paper has attemptecl some- thing new in the form of a Scoop Sheet. mimeographetl antl insertecl in the paper alter it comes from press to insure that all news is really up-to-date. During the fall semester, the stafli meets regularly as a class receiving creclit in lournal- ism Csuhstitutecl for English VD. However, in the spring term. the stall' is on a purely voluntary hasis with students turning in their articles on their own time. Seated: Linda Thornton. Standing: Marlene Swuim, Miss Bet-herer, Don Jennings, Liz 0'Donnell, Rebecca Rittman, I-Roh Fitzsimmonx llolore-. Thorp, Bill Roberts, Carol Trump. Ronnie llotner. Mary Lu Engles, fharlotle Taylor, Arlene Vooke. Not in picture-l'arol Gulhriv. BENEDICTUS STAFF liilitccii scniors :mtl thcir sponsor workctl through tht- t-utiru yt-ur with one ialczl in mintl -to publish :1 yL'1ll'lW0Oli llllll woultl hc worthy ol' 11 ytxu' so cvcntliul :ls 1954. liL'gllllllllg in St-ptcmhcr lhcy pountlt-tl tht' pzlvcinctits to get mls, workctl cmllthssly to put on the llc-tiny 1lSSClllllll'. 'IX llzuiqtit-l att l5ctiuy's , salt in tht- hulls noon alter noon sclling hooks Editor, Linda Thorntonf Sponsor, Miss Becherer :intl taking cscortul the run crrgtutlo, lilly ui Nitty puhlishcrs. Although pllylllClllS on subscriptions, plioto3,gr:ipln-r. met tlt-utllincs, met uiorc tlctitllincs, zlutl lin- scut your llunuy oll to tht- Stzill mcmhcrs hzwc worked hnrtl, tht- 14134 llcnuy Stoll is proutl to prcscnt you :mtl hopt-s tl nl. with this yc:1r's uliCIlCQllClllSN tilt it I1lt't'lS with your approx'- Student Managers Stewart Sipes Robert Thompson Richard Francis David Cundiff Craig Ellison William McCarty ATHLETIC STAFF Willard Kehrt Head Coach, Basketball Head Coach, Tennis and Golf Orville Jones Faculty Business Manager Thorval Mattax Head Coach, Football Assistant Coach, Basketball Head Coach, Baseball George Yaeger Head Coach, Track Assistant Coach, Basketball Assistant Coach, Football Head Coach . . . Thorval Mal-tax The opening of the 1953 football season found a new mentor at the helm of the Purple Eagles as Thorval Mattax replaced Donas Dischinger as Head Football Coach. Mattax came to us from Clinton, one of our common foes, where he amassed an admir- able record. Matt as we know him, attend- ed Bluffton High School and then entered Ball State Teachers College where he grad- uated. In both places, he built a fine reputation as a scholar and as a football play- er. He still holds these reputations as a coach and as a teacher, and we wish him all the luck in the world at Garfield-he's a great guy and he deserves itl FOOTBALL, 1953 Gene Wilson Honorary Captain High School All-American All-State All-Valley All-Conference Gene Wilson, chosen as honorary captain for the 1953 football season, played a rugged game at guard for three years, and in his senior year covered himself with honors- namely, Scholsatic Magazines High School All-American, All-State in both Associated Press and United Press selections, First Team Wabash Valley, First Team Western Indiana Conference. Thornton Conference As the referee's whistle sounded for the opening of the '53 season Garfield's chargers were thrown against the Linton Miners with Garfield coming out on top by the score of 26-0. This game was loaded with action as the Miners tried everything but their picks in trying to stop Big Iimn Waugli who bulled his Way across the chalk stripe for three Tlfs. Also the entire bench had a chance to see action. The Eagles next encounter was with a team from Lumsdon Botner First Team, Wabash Valley Honorable Mention, Western Indiana Spence First Team, Wabash Valley Second Team, Western Indiana Conference the same locality, Dugger, hut the Eagle-men found them 6 points tougher as they rolled up a similar score of zo-o. Garl'ield's two-game winning streak was snapped as a rugged quiver of Golden Arrows from Sullivan handed us our first loss of the season, 13-7. The game had a darker side as the yoeman's duty of senior halfhack, Patil Disney, was lost for the season due to a head injury. Gibbs Hake ,J- i fi, so sa T Sl 73 BK 33 S y w issf in A , T if ii i :VI f if 35 59 571 , T VARSITY SQUAD Row 1: Jones, Norris, McGuinness, Berlin, Bolinger, McLaughlin, Trimpe. Row 2: Gibbs, Ballinger, Spence, Wilson, Kehrt, Hake, Sinnett, Shassere. Row 3: Whalen, D. Turner, Hauser, Tiedens, Waugh, Scott, Geary, Botner, Thornton, Ellsberry, Lumsdon. Garfield vs. Wiley-the earliest Turkey Day game on record books found the Eagles going home at the short end of a I3-0 score. A fleet band of Wiley backs and a touchdown which the referees didn't see as such on the part of Garfield spelled defeat for the Eagles. Bad things seemed to come in groups as Garfield lost one that really hurt as they succumbed to the Clinton Wildcats by the score of I2-7. All rightee-time for a change . . . as the liagles Norris Geary moved into Greenfield eager for victory after three setbacks in a row. And their wishes came true as they came out on the top side of a score of I9-7. The Purple's Choice played their next game with a rugged band of Maroons from Robinson, west of the border over Illini way. And this was becoming a habit as we again defeated them, zo-7. This game also proved the linemen could score as Guard Gene Wilson picked up a loose fumble and dashed for pay dirt. Sinnett Disney Hauser Ballinger Waugh Kehrt Leaving a good taste in our mouths, Garfield sewed up things 'ls they clipped the tails of the Brazil Red Devils with an overwhelming 37-14 victory to Wind up the regular schedule. The season proved to be 21 very creditable one lor Coach Mattaxs lirst year as he lead the team to a fine record of six wins, three losses, no ties Ellsberry Wabash Valley Honorable Mention, Scott Honorable Mention, Wabash Valley Honorable Mention, Western Indiana Conference first taste ol the real thing when tht- liaglcs clclcatccl '11-ch hy that scorc in the .-.-- THE HI-Y SILVER TROPHY, EMBLE- MATIC OF THE GARFIELD-GERSTMEY- ER FOOTBALL SERIES, COMES HOME TO STAY AND COACH MATTAX AND THE SENIOR LETTERMEN PLACE IT CAREFULLY IN THE TROPHY CASE. Louis Jones M V 'Q Www .. N 5 i:if ziz Azzizz i ' Garliclcls traditional 7-6 spirit was rcvivecl again as Coach Nlattax got his W .,.,...,.. --,-:- i -..-.-.- F ...:.:..,..,.,..,.,.,: E W ,,., , , 2 .. . , , City Series competition. 'M as 'WIP' The ganic was a hattlc through mlm lirst hall with Ciarlicltl taking tht- uppcr hand, hut unahlc to hrcak thc ict' until the closing scconmls. lhitlcly Spcncc intercepted a pass anal with good hloclaing sprintul no ynrtls to pay clirt anal Uarlieltls only tally. Norris hootcml that wry-ilnportant, in-this-cascfahsolutcly- ncccssaryi' extra point! In thc last hall, Ciarlit-ltl's liaglcs slippctl inoincntarily and a pass was caught hy a Black Cat hrhincl tht- liaglc secondary, cnahling him to score. The Eagles linc, as stahlc as Stonewall Iaclison, hcltl ancl thc kick was Nr .x 4 li ' W fi QAAQ 'fu-af in Q Q-1:5 5 9 A We K 3 J I, milf? ..,v, 1 - 11' ,:aggs:s5,,g,,g1gf::,:,,, jfvgmi 1 -A . - A . gi ,.Qf,:QQ5iQ: im -- -V :.'2.i?? f - - - -s. f. ' M, M , , ,,,.,,, ' 4 -Y , f , f W3 'X -. - -:,:. E. st s f' , .Y ii 2' 511' sm Nz, f ,xg wks 4k3Tfl1yw8 Z,.w. 5 'Y 1, 1, ' my hlocliccl. This one provccl to hc Ll 'lswcct victory. M vw' McGuinness Tiedens Shassere DOH Turner MOTHERS CLUB ENTERTAINS THE FOOT BALL SQUAD WITH A BANQUET EACH YEAR. QUEEN PATTY AND HER COURT REIGN OVER THE GARFIELD-WILEY GAME FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Garfield-26 Garfield-zo Garfield-7 Garfield-0 csaffield-7 Garfield-19 Garfield-7 Garfield- Garfield-37 'I 9 5 3 The Season Record Linton --o . Dugger-o Sulllvan-13 Wiley Clinton . rrff .7... G reenfield- I3 I2 7 Tech-6 Robinson-7 Brazil-I4 TOTAL POINTS: GARFIELD 143 - OPPONENTS 72 WON 6 - LosT 3 A Head Coach - Thorval Mattax Row 1: David Whitman, Willie Pettigrew, Carl Zablo, Luther Montgomery, David Gregga, David Martin David Hills I-Iermnn Grnenholz, Paul Strole, Gino Baratto. Row 2: William Kemp, Maurice Overton, Bill Sturm, Bob Stark, Joe Annakin, Bud Reynolds Dick Meusel Richard Pike Charles Rose Paul Redman, Jim Eldred, Bill Rogers. Row 3: ,Odell Lee, Maurice Richards, Mick Adams, Bill Lundwall, Bob Longo, John Willaman Jerry Chance Davld Staggs, Dean Bittl, Joe Cork, Wendell Jenkins, Colbert Grantham, and Max Straasler. B-TEAM FOOTBALL The B-Team football crew maintains a regular schedule just as the varsity does Much credit should be given to these boys who put in long hours of hard work and untold energy. In them lies the hope of the varsity squad of the years to come. Garfield-o i, Garfield-12 Garfield-25 ,,,,.. Garfield-44 ..... Garfield-6 Garfield-6 Garfield-6 WoN 3 Tomi. POINTSZ 90 Season Record Tech-6 Wiley-o Brazil-6 Clinton-6 Wiley-18 Tech-6 7 ,.c.........,,,,,.,.. ,,...,...,c,,,,,,.... S chulte-20 -- Lnsr 3 - Tien I GARFIELD QQ - OPPONENTS 62 CHEER LEADERS Sue Nicoson Charlotte Thomas Charlotte Taylor Carol Cravis Wilma Stith Above are five girls who :irc well known to Gnrfieldis athletic fans-the cheer leziclers who luck our teams faithfully, lezul us in yells nt the games, :incl plan our pep assemblies to get us in the spirit for games. They ure the girls who this year organized the cheering block, the first in the history ol Garfield. Three seniors grzulunte this year-Charlotte Taylor with four yezirs ol service, Wilma Stith with three years, and Charlotte Thomas with one year. Two juniors, Sue Nicoson with two years of service and Carol Cravis with one year, form the nucleus for next ye:ir's cheer leading squad. 1953-54 Head Coach Willard Kehrf Scott Zwerner Giffel BASKETBALL During the sixteenth year of Coach Willurtl Kc-hrt's tenure :is heattl mentor of G:irfieltl's hztskethzill fortunes, the current etlition of the Purple l ,:igles wrzippetl up ll Westerii lntliztnzt Conference championship and at line season recortl with at more than respectable rg won, 4 lost record. Horrihly enough, three ol these losses came :it the hands of State finalist, Gerstmeyer. The liztgles Roundhullers opened the season with tt victory against Concannon and continuctl popping the nets in fine fashion for six more victories until livansville Reitz spelletl tlownlfzill. ln City competition, the lfztgles sountlly trouneecl hoth the Wiley Reel Streaks, 52-43, :intl State Iligh's Young Sycztmores, 6z!.1fog hut fell hc-lore the onshtught of Tech's Black Cats. Ellsberry Waugh Kehrt Tiedens Smith Ballinger Holler Don Turner INDIVIDUAL RECORDS BASKETBALL I953-'I954 NAME OE PLAYER ciAMES PLAYED F. G. A F. C Wy F. T. A. F. T CZ, TOTAL Waugh, Iames ,7I.... .,........ 2 3 187 72 385 135 84 622 228 Giffel, Gary . . 23 167 48 .288 64 37 578 133 Scott, Donald ,,,,,7 23 215 99 .460 102 70 686 268 Zwerner, Lenny ...,,2,, 23 185 75 405 74 50 676 200 Ellsberry, Iames ...... 20 188 67 .356 S3 27 .509 161 Kehrt, Charles .,,. 23 206 84 .408 74 50 676 218 Tiedens, George ...... I9 61 28 459 35 16 457 72 Turner, Donald ........ 16 42 I3 309 IQ II S79 37 Ballinger, Richard ........ .... 1 6 24 4 .167 9 4 444 I2 Smith, Iames ......... ..... . ..... 1 1 22 II 500 I3 I0 615 32 McCullough, Thomas 5 I3 6 .461 2 0 I2 Carson, Robert ........ 1 6 2 333 0 o 4 Rankin, William ...... 1 6 5 833 3 3 coo I3 Wittig, Iames .... ..., 1 5 3 .600 0 0 6 Chance, Ierry .,.,,.... 1 9 3 333 0 0 6 Holler, Robert .... .. 1 1 o ...., o 0 , ,,11 1 0 Totals ................. ...................... 1 337 520 389 583 362 62I I4Q2 S11ooT1No PE11cENTAcEs: TEAM IXVERACE - FIELD Goins .389 - FREE Tunows .621 4 The Season Record 'I953-54 li11rl'iclnl--- Y CTOIICLIIIHUII--.ll clllfl-lL'lkl , XlllICL'l!l1L'S-'Sli fhlrfiulml lbuggcr-54 Chxrliclml QIYLIXYl-Ul'llSYlllL'f.+lj clklfl-lL'lll SLllllVRlll-'All Cigxriliclml XVilcy--45 Cizxrliclal fllCl1I1-SI Gzlrficlcl-H licilz-54 Cizarliclml Tcclm-30 Chlrliclml l.lI1l0ll'-38 Clurlliclcl llowcf4!m XY mm: X'x1.n.m' 'l'wl'1cNl2x' clllfl-lL'lll Valley 1XVcsl Tcrrv llnulcdj ,gg clllfl.lL'lll cl0llClll1l10l1-'AQ Cinrliclnl CSL-rsuncycrglvg Chlrliclml liloominglou-42 Uzlrlliclcl CirL'L'lu'115llL'--04 Cinrliclnl Ullcr Crccligfm Clzzrliclml Brazil- -46 Chlrliclml Slzllc'-40 Clxlrliclml Clinton-gg S11 'Flux xl. 'l4Ul'RY.X!XII',NT Clglrlniclnl liilq-U58 flzlrlwlclll SCllLlllk'7.+fJ l.ll'llL'lll 43 Ci n-1' s11m'yn'l'---44 XVUK 11, lmvl' 4 XVICSTIQRN INI DIANA CK JNFICIQICNCIC Cl l.'XMl'lC DNS lXYlikxr:la l'1vlx'l'x lllili Cl.xxllv,: clXIiIfIliI.Ilf vmm. 9 - cJI'l'0NI-lN'I'3 49.19 Head Coach - Willard Kehrl' 94 Don Scott Winner of the Free-Throw award for mak- ing the largest percentage of free throws attempted during the season, 68.6'QC. Lenny Zwerner Winner of the Zimmerman award, given annually by the G Men's Club to the most valuable basketball player. lu the VVahash Valley, the Eagles knocketl off Valley and Lloncannon in easy style before losing to Tech in the liinal games of the Prelims. The highest score ever registered hy a Garfield quintet was poured through the nets against Otter Creek as Coach Kehrt elearetl the heueh ol all reserves. As the Seetionals atlvaneetl, the Eagles earned Cvia defeats ol' Riley anal Schulte, their last eraela at Tech. It was a thriller from start to finish, with the lead changing hands many times. The Eagles played superb hall throughout, and just as the score was tied 42-42 on a hook shot hy Scott, Arley Anclrews got the hall, turuetl, shot . . . and in . . . That was it, hut Garfield's Eagles were cast in a hero's role. Row 11 MT- Kehri. Gary Giffel. Charlie Kehrl, Dun Turner, Robert Carson, Jim Ellsberry, Jim Smith, Lenny Zwerner, Mr. Yaeger. Row 2: Dick Ballinger, .lerry Chance, Tom McCullough, Jim Willig, Mr. Mattax, Bill Rankin, George Tiedens, Jim Waugh, Don Scott, Dave Cundiff. Row 1: Craig Ellison, Dean Bitts, Bill Bray, Carl Zablo, Harold Coker, Colbert Grantham David Hills Larry Bruce Luther Montgomery, Larry Trueblood. Row 2: Maurice Overton, Wendell Jenkins, Larry Rice, George Owens, Robert Carson, Melvin Wood Martin Northqulst Robert Criss, Robert Thompson. Row 3: Mr. Yaeger, Mike Miller, Jerry Chance, Bill Rankin, Jim Wiltirl, Bud ReyIl0ldS, Ml' MHUHX B-TEAM BASKETBALL The 'LPurple Eagletsf' B-Team boys, play a regular schedule of games to season them selves for varsity competition in the future. This year, under the guidance of Coach Yaeger, assisted by Coarli Mallax, the H lelm racked up an admirable ll-5 record us follows: fillffitflil-42 Garfield-45 Garfield-42 Garfield-26 Garfield-44 Garfield-46 Garfield-56 Garfield-29 Cillfliltlltl-57 ci11I'fiClLl-49 Garfield-32 Garfield-48 Garfield-47 Garfield-60 Garfield-61 Garfield-30 WUN Il - l.osT 5 cl0IlCI1IlI1OH- Vincennes Dugger- Crawfordsville- Sullivan- Wiley- Glenn Gerstmeyer Greencastle Linton , ,, Howe Bloomington , Otter Creek Brazil State Clinton SPRING SPORTS BASEBALL Head Baseball Coach Thorval Maffax 1953 Lettermen Row l: Mcfiuinness. Kehrt, Ballinger, Jim Bondi, Tiedens, Jennings. Row 2: Jack Bondi, Roberts, VVaugh, Ellsherry, Norris, Spence. .Xt thc time thc 1954 Benny wc-nl Lo press, G:1rfichI's husclmii ICIIII1 had lwccn victorious in :iii liivc of their Sl1ll'lS. ln City Scrics competition thc Gnriiichl imlmcn LlCliClllCkl Wiley 8--4 to Illillik' thc lizzglc-incii xi lhrcall for the Vllcstcrn lmlinnn Confcrcncc Crown :mal the City Championship. Varsity Squad Row 1: John Mcljuinness, Jack Bondi, Dick Compton, James Vonliannon, Bill High, Carl Zahlo, Ronnie Sullivan, Jim Ellsherry. Row 2: Bill Mcfarty. Gino Baratto. Bill Murray. Bill Roberts. .lim Wittig. Tom McCullough. Jim Waugh, George Tiedens. Bill Lumsdnn. Ray Norris. Dun Jennings, Mr. Mattax. Row 3: Jerry Chance, John Trimpe, David Greggs, Ray Garvey, Charlie Kehrt, Dick Ballinger. Jim Bondi, Bud Spence. ,al IX. T Row 1: Don Hake, Bradley Owens. Larry Bruce, Malcolm Woodworth, Uolherl Grantham. Melvin Wood, Bud Reynolds, Esca Bray, John McLaughlin, Mick Adams. Row 2: Jerry Chance, Wendell Jenkins, Jack Bondi, Joe Cork, Don llerlin. Maurice Richards, Hob Longo, Bll Lundwall, Dean liitts. Max Strassler, Hob Thompson, George Owens, Carl Green. Maurice Overton. Row 3: Craig' Ellison, Ted VValwik, Don Turner, Bob VVilson, Paul Disney. Don Jennings, Jim Bondi, Don Scott, Ralph Thornton, Gene Wilson. David Stazgs, Bud Spence. Dave Starr, Bill Hess. John Trimpe, Dill Bolinger, Paul Kirby, Joe Wehh, Nelson Turner, .lim Adams. TRACK lratcla. an one time concealed to he at minor sport, has reeeiretl :ultletl impetus each year until llPPl'0Xllll1llL'- ly sixty lmoys reported for the '54 truck season. The competition was fast :incl extremely rough. lint the Purple liugles ll11lllLlgCll to come through with some recortl periiorrnauices. liolinger. Greene, Starr, :mtl Don Turner set il new record for the 88ofynrtl relay in the Linton Relays. heating Wiley's record set in 1947. The VVt-stern lnclinnn Corifereriee meet was :mother leather in CIr1rlielcl's hut :is Don Turner was nwartl- ecl ll linnclsome trophy for high imlixitluril scorer. Carl Green, Paul Disney, Bud Spence. Don Jennings. .lim Bondi. Don Turner, Gene Wlison. Ralph Thornton. Don Scott, Mr. Yaeizer. Head Track Coach George Yaeger 98 GOLF .... TENNIS liour letternien from the 1955 golf squad which captured the City and VVestern lndiana Conference crowns formed the nucleus for a tough squad again in '54, This year's team is playing the hest schedule of any Garfield golf team and has a fine chance to finish in the top five of the State. EXTRA: Holi lloller won the State Golf Championship-the first boy in Terre Haute ever to win the honor. Ciarfield's tennis team continued its tradition of winning the City Championship again this year, the tenth consecutive year that Garfield has won this title. This year the team plays I1 full schedule with several formidahle opponents. Head Coach of Golf and Tennis Willard Kehrt fri Row l: Bill Shriner, Buddy Casey, Gary Giffel. Tom Templeton. Bob Holler, Harry Secrest, Wendell Sickles. Row 2: Gary Miller, John Kuykendall, Mr. Kehrt. John Clouse, Bill Kemp. Alan Johnson, Paul Strole, Mike Miller, Mr. Kehrt, Don Scott, Dave Cundiff, Jim Smith, Lenny Zwerner. GIRLS Under the direction of . . A group of girls profiled from instruction in swimming at thc pool in the Stuclcnt Union liuilcling ill l. S. T. C. Among the many sports available for girls, tennis is a great favorite and one which enjoys a great clcal of emphasis when spring rolls around. Track-the dashes. high jump, liroad jump, and hurcllcs are pop- ular spring activitics. F if if an ' W ,JL my q f ,Q gi W' 15 I3 3' ,gm X q zzzzz is f faq my 54:1 My if Exif -ww' Q1 W +P E is Wu ,v--016' an 'Wi Sis K. -M H jg. Q 'N ' x 'fy 5. ,AG A Q fo X X In A in 5' 1 MW 's ffrz If S ax 11' , ...,., Xa if x Qi Q lql fi E. A . 's ':':: Q Q 3 -: -. Q! xi ---. :::: l 5 x QAQWQK 5 A Q. Z a , gr H' n X V X NX Wm -Q- X fi i 5' .Q .V.. VW. -- Y my sf Hello darl . . . . in THANKS The members ol the stall ol' the 1954 Benedictus ol' Garfield High School wish to express sincere thanks to the following patrons and to our advertisers who have, by their financial assistance, helped to make this record Allen Plumbing and Heating Dr. and Mrs. W. O. Baldridge Bedford Bros. DX Service Mr. and Mrs. Tony Bondi Rressett Grocery Capps Floor Covering Shop The Casual Shop Iames Conover Mr. and Mrs. Harold V. Cooke Mary Cummins Beauty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Ben W. Cuntliff Roy Deere Men's Wear Mr. and Mrs. George M. Eberhart Croce Barber Shop Carol and Linda Guthrie Mr. and Mrs. Virgil M. Hughes Mr. William lsaac Mary Alice and lim Hughes of Garfield's history possible. Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Iohnson Kay's Flower Shop Kinser's Katering Kitchen Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Laybold Loma Linda Restaurant G. Robert Marshall Mr. and Mrs. William F. Nichols Stanley W. Owens Mr. Earl Pike Page's Food Market Ranes O'Daniel Auto Sales Dr. and Mrs. I. R. Showalter Robert Skirt Nancy Traverse Varda's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Paul F. Zwerner gl Look what l've caught! First grader Teddy Bear with third grader McGuinness. He! He! You want to take my picture' Bathing Beauty Bowles at eighteen' Man ot the loose. Check that pose! Not in public. Nan. Whoops. wrong view!! W! X OR a TAN' AN E R ol-E CALL Pick-Up 8: Delivery Our Own Cleaning Plant Q Complete I 214 LAFAYETTE AVE. I Ser-Vice C Five Stores to Serve You Q -,yfaayd Qefkef Cgianzhy CRESCENT PRODUCTS CO. FOUNTAIN PEN INK Made in Terre Haute On THE BANKS OF THE WABASH SMUDDE,S Trump's Lumber Mau GIZQSEQQY NATIVE LUMBER Meats ....... Candy an I eoz :mms Avenue d Ce Cream West Terre Haute, Ind. 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Who can p I L h CONCRETE SUPPLY MARKET CQRPQRATIQN 1435 LAFAYETTE AVE. TERRE HAUTE LUCKES x CHARLES P. O'I.EARY, President -- EEA1SYlllliQfnCEb CCIIICIIETE WELCOME . . . STUDENTS C' WCC I T0 THE SANDWICH SHOP Tenth and Chestnut Streets TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA Te,ephoneC,,575 TEEEE HAUTE HOUSE Open 24 Hours Dcxily Closed 7 A.M. Sunday to 7A.M. Monday FRANK EUPLAN, DRUGS 152963 WE, THE PI-IARMACISTS, HAVE NO MARGIN FOR ERROR NO ROOM FOR COMPROMISE WITH SCIENTIFIC AND BUSINESS INTEGRITY HARDWARE SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE IRON AND STEEL san - 940 CHESTNUT STREET TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA S. 84: R. SURPLUS SALES VARDA ELECTRIC Electrical Appliances Electrical Contractmg 1278 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Phone C-1874 Sleak'n Shake Toasly Shop G. A. MUNNINGER CONCRETE AND CINDER BLOCKS ?:na Pmsnws HIIUFING ANU gfgylgg SIUING nn- EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING BY 31:0-:jc-:ees Wayne McIntosh TERRE 'MUTE' 'N 'A A 12 vo LAFAYETTE AVE. 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Adams, Adams, George iq, Abel, lane 10, 11, 3, Beverly 40, 50, 6 51, 60, 54, 81 75, 98 90 98 , 53 100 82 74 Adams, Helen Tilson 11, 16, Adams, James 36, Adams, James M. lMickl 10, 36, 57, 61, , Adams, Mary Kay 10, 25, 51, 62, 66, 72, 76 Akers, Anna Akers, Geraldine . Allen, Barbara Ann 43 Anderson, lynda 5. 10, 36, 51, 52, 61, Annakin, Joseph 10. 11, 43, 54, 58, 77, Annakin, Virginia 9, 12, 26, 51, 52, 54, 62 74 Anstead, Delores 25 Asbury, Sue 5, 11, 12, 25, 46, 51, 62, Auten. Charles 40, 55, 58. Auten, Gary 13... Baker, Clayton 10 Baker, Judy 43, 51, 62, Ballinger, Richard rDickl 10, 36, 47, 64, 75, 86. 87, 93 Baratto, Gino 9, 40, 56, 72, 76, 79, 90, Barnett, Patty 11, 12, 36, 51, 54, 74, 75, Barnhart, Ronald . 25, Barton, Bradford 40, Barton, Kay 43, 50, 72, 79, Batey, Rosalie Beauchamp, lois 12, 40 Beauchamp, Rita 10, 11, 43, 50, 76, Becherer, Dorothy 16, 64, 72, Bedwell, Frieda 16, 64, Beldon, Elizabeth 7, 12, 36, 48, 49, 52, 62, 74 Belt, Carol 43, 51, 52, Bennett, Claudette 43, 51, Bennett, Ronald 36, Bennett, Shirley 10, 36, 51, 52, 61, Bensinger, David Bensyl, Mary Lou 43, Berlin, Donald 12, 40, 58, 59, 72, 79, 86, Bibby, David 43, 49, Bitts, Roy Dean 40, 64, 90, Black, Frederick Black, Juanita 11, 40, 53, 61, 65, 77, 25. Blade, Gloria Blade, Marilyn Bolinger, William Bondi, Jack Bondi, James Borah, Beth Botner, Ronald Bowles, James Boyd, Phyllis Boyll, Patricia Braun, Sharon Braun, Shirley Bray, Fsca W. lBilll Bray, Jean Bray, William Brennan, Patricia Bridgewater, Jeanette Bridgewater, Patricia Brooks, Marva Ultibbllldll, Belly Brough, Kaye Brough, Margery Brown, Dean R. Brown, Donna Brown, Harry Brownsnn, Robert Bruce, Larry Bullard, Joyce Bullard, Marllyri Bungard, Helen Burroughs, Deane Burt, Mary Jane Butts, James Byers, Marllyri Byers, Richard Byrne, Sharon Camp, Carolyn Campbell, Joyce Campbell, Sonia Canine, David Carpenter, Carl Carpenter, Carolyn Carroll, Linda Rose Carroll, Paula Carson, Robert Carter, Ray DEX 10, 12, 25, 10, 36, El, 65, 68, 36, 49, 72, 74, 75, 79, ao, 7, 11, 25, 57, 72, 57 40 86, 97 97 1 1 i '101 61 7, 11, 24, 25, ao, 46, 51, 66, 67, 88, 71, 72, 73 10, 25, 35, 72, 82, 85, 86, 88 16, 59, . 40, 50, 11, 12, 36, 51, 54, 74, 75, 79 25 40, 57, 11, 36, 50, 51 43, 59, 11, 36, 50, 54, 75, 10, 43, 50, 51, 61 10, 36, 51, 9, 9, 11, 12, 36, 51, 74, 11, 40, 50, 7, 25, 46, 51, 54, 62, 11, 40, 50, 53, 78 12, 37, 60, 77, 37, 57, 26 40, 54, 64, 96, . . 43, 50, 12, 37, 50, 52, 55, 62, 16, 56, 10, 26 . 17, 26 26, 40, 50, 11, 12, 37, 51, 54, 62, 74, ,Ci 40, 50, 35, 97, 72, 37, 55, 74, 11, 43, 51, 52, 76, 5, 10, 26, 57, 62, 40, 47, 10, 37, 52, 55, 40, 75 26, 62 40 79 77, 77 40 72, 95, 58, 1 Casey, James lBurJdyJ Chance, Jerry Chernay, Terry Cbickadaunce, Judy Church, Elmer Church, Jessamine Church. Mary Lou Clark, Barbara Clark, Keith Clark, Raymond Cleveland, Jeanette Clouse, John Coffenberry, James Coker, Harold Collins. Patty Combs, Ellen Compton, Alice Compton, Richard Conover. James F. Conroy, Helen Cooke, Arlene Cooley, Delores Cooorider, Norman Cork, Joe Courtney, Carole Cox, Jack Crabb, Carole 11, 40, Cravis, Carole Crawiord, Robert Creasey, Margaret Criss, Robert Criss, Ronnie Crosby, Ernestine Crowley, Sue Cundiff, David Curley, Shirley Davenport, Noel Davis, Ben Davis, lorraine Davis, Karl Davis, Mary Jane Deagan, Barbara Dean, James Degler, Barbara Dempster, Sarah lSuel 37, 40, 49, 90, 95, 96, 97, 37, 26, 10, 43, 37, 61, 40, 51, 55, 11, 26, 54, 59, 72, 11, 43, 54, 58, 72, 79, ,. 40, 57, 72, 43, 43, 96, 43, 50, 60, 100, Jo, 12, 43, 49, 50, 62, 43, 59, 55, 4o, 59, 72, 5, 13, 14, 54, 55, 67, 17, 26, 64, 26, 51, 59, os, 72, 43, 11, 40, 54, 61, 65, 90, 11, 51, 52, 60, 62, 72, 79, 100, . 5, 11, 37, 50, 52, 74, 75, 5, 11, 37, 51, 54, 62, 75, 79, 4o, 54, 64, ., 8, 12, 26, 57, 61, 36, 37, 51, 53, 74, 75 . 1o, 43, 51, 52, 55, 62, 9, 27, 47, 54, 83, 95 10, 11, 37, 52, 72 qi . 40, 54, 77 11, 43, 49. 37, 43, 43, 51, eo, 62, 43, io, 43, 43, 56, 99 98 75 51 22 61 75 76 79 88 26 99 77 64 101 68 76 97 68 67 82 50 40 98 43 43 101 91 43 74, 81 96 62 81 79 99 75 78 58 56 58 100 101 76 72 7, 10, 11, 27, 51, 52, 54, 62. 79 Dennon, Donald .,.......,..................,...........,............... ,. 40, 78 DeVaney, Grace .,......,. 15, 17, 49, 57, 62, 63, 64, 67 Diehl, jean ,.,,,,,,,.,...,,,.......,,....,.................... ............... 4 1, 61 Dierdorf, Edith ...,..... .,,.,..,.....,,.,.....,........,....... 4 1, 50, 62 Dietz, Sheila .................. ......... 4 1, 49, 50, 72, 77, 78 Dlschinger, Donas ......... ,........ ..... ........,..... 8 , 1 7, 64 Dlsney, Paul ,.... ........ .,........... 2 7 , 86, 89, 98 Dudley, sem ............ .....,...,,............,,. 4 3, so, ez Dudley, Kathryn ........ ......,..,.... 4 3, 50, 54, 62, 78 Dunbar, David ............,,. ......,................,. 1 2, 41, 46, 54 Dunbar, Mary Ella ..,.... ......... 1 D, 11, 44, 51, 62, 76 Duncan, Nelle ........... ....,,..............,. 1 7. 54. 72. 79 Dunningi Sharon .,..... ............ 1 0, 11, 44, 50, 54, 62 Dwyer, Mary .....,,.... .........,,...........,...........,......,......... 4 1, 50 ...E-. Eberhart, Suzanne .....,... .,,.....,. ,....... 1 1 , 35, 41, 50, 54, 62, 69, 71, 72, 89 Edwards, Deanna ........... ........ 1 1, 12, 44, 50, 100 Edwards, Rosalie ......... ................,........... 44 , 50, 53 Eldred, James ..,.,....... ....... 1 0, 44, 58, 59, 77, 90 Elkins, Vercie ...... ..., ..,............,...........,,....... 4 1 , 56 Ellis, Sandra .,....... ........,.........,........................... 44 , 55 Ellison, Craig ............ , ....... 41, 54, 61, 64, 83, 96, 98 Ellsberry, James ...... ....... 2 7, 46, 47, 64, 65, 66, 86, 87, 88, 92, 94, 95, 97 England Linda .....,..,,...,.................,,.,............,...,.... 41, 51, 59 Engle, Mary Lou ...,,.....,....,.,..........,.....,.............,..... 27, 51 Engles, Mary Lu ...,.,...... 11, 12, 27, 35, 46, 62, 72, 82 Estes, Nancy .....,..............,,.................. 12, 37, 57, 60, 101 Evinger, Leslie ..,,,,...,...............1,...,....,. .,.. 1 7, 64, 76, 78 l.FT. Farah, Mary Helen ...,.. ........ ........ 1 1 , 44, 50, 62 Faris, Nancy ....................... ...........,........................ 4 1 Ferree, Mary Ellen ,.......... ..................,............ 2 7, 31, 55 Ferency, Richard ......,.............,...,.,......................... 43, 44 Flck, Carol Jean ............................ 44, 50, 52, 60, 62. 78 Flndley, Kathryn .......,...... 10, 11, 27, 30, 51, 72, 73, 79 Fischer, Nancy ,,..,.........,..,.,......,,.............,,...,,.... 12, 43, 44 Fltzsimmons, Claudia .....,.... 7, 10, 11, 27, 49, 51, 67, 72, 79, 80 Fltlsimmons, Robert ......,........... 11, 27, 35, 62, 72, 82 Fleming, Sharon ..........,........,.......,.........,...... 41, 50, 52, 55 Flora, Nancy .,..........,.....,... 10, 12, 37, 51, 55, 72, 79 Forbes, Robert ...................,........,,.,....,............................. 28 Foulkes, Jane Uanl ....,..... 37, 51, 52, 62, 74, 75, 81 Francis, Lois Ann .....,..............,... 10, 44, 50, 55, 72, 79 Francis, Mary Kay .,,..,.., ...,...,............. 8 , 10, 12, 37, 46, 48, 49, 51, 52, 62, 72, 74 Francis, Richard ....... . ..,... 28, 49, 65, 72, 83, 86, 89 Frederick, John .....,. . .,................,,.,,.,.............. 44, 58 Freeman, Rosalyn ..... .... ...............,,.................... 4 4 , 50 Frerichs, Kenneth ......... ...... 4 7, 61, 72, 74, 75, 79 Frew. Phillip .............. ......,..,,,. .....................,.,., 22 Froeb, Helen ...,..... .,..,,..............,.. . 18, 51, 53 rry, oororny .,........ ....,...,....,..... 1 2, 41, 52, 53, 72, 79 Fulford, Marilyn ..................,............................,...,,. 28, 31 .LGT- Gallagher, Edward ......,....,................................................ 37 Gardner, Georganne ......,,,,....,... . 12, 37, 62, 72, 79, 80 Gardner, Linda Lou ,.......... .,......... 1 1, 44, 51, 52, 56, 62 Garver, Mary Lou ......,.,....,...... 8, 10, 37, 51, 62, 74, 75 Garvey, Raymond ...... .,....,.. 1 1, 37, ss, 72, 79, 97 Gayer, Richard .......... ...........,......... 1 1, 28, 77, 78 Geary, Thomas ........,., ,............,..,........,..,,,.. 5 , 28, 86, 89 Gelorf, Charles .......................,..,............,,,..,... 10, 44, 59 Genres, Erma ............................ 10, 18, 26, 51, 64, 68 Gibbs, Donald .................. 24, 28, 49, 67, 79, 85, 86, 88 Glrfel, Gary ............,...., 7, 8, 24, 28, 47, 61, 66, 67, 72, 92, 94, 95, 99 Glffel, Judith ........ 7, 11, 12, 37, 51, 62, 63, 64, 74, 75 Gill, Alice ,,,..,,,......,,.,,,.........,.,..,............,....,,.... 28, 50, 79 Goldhardt, Connie ..... ....................................................... 44 Goodrich, Anna ............. ................,................. 1 2, 37, 50 Goodrich, Carolyn ,.... . ..,,....,....,.......................,,. 41, 50, 56 Gola, Sandra ..............,............. 37. 51. 62, 64, 74, 75, 81 Grantham, Carolyn ........., 11, 44, 50, 54, 62, 635 716 7 , 8 Grantham, Colbert ....,...........,. 12, 44, 54, 90, 96, 98 Gray, Betty .................... ...,....... 1 1, 37, 59, 74, 75, 81 Green, Ava Lee .1....., ....,.,.. 4 1, 51, 52, 54, 72 Green, Carl ....,...... . ....... 5, 10, 37, 55, 75, 98 Greggs, David ..... ..........,..............,.......,....,. 44 , 90, 97 Grose, Rita ,,.1 ..............,..,............ 1 1, 37, 50, 60, 77 100 Gruenholz, Herman ..........11.......................1........ 41, 49, 90 Guthrie, Carol ....,..... 10, 11, 28, 35, 57, 62, 68, 72, 82 Guthrie, Linda ...,..............,................... 41, 56, 62, 72, 79 .lH11 Hadley, Linda ......,............,.,.....,................,.,............. 43, 44 Hall, Frances ...... 9 Hake, Don , ..............,.. ., , 12, 37, 50, 56, 62, 69. 7 10, 28, 50, 56, G8 Hagemier, Shlrley ......... 28, 54, 65, 66, 85, 86, 88, 98 2. 74, 75, 76, 79 Hall, Margaret lPeggy1 .......,.............,......., 44 50, 52, 76 Hansel, Rayetta ..........................,..... 12, 44, 49, 50, 62 Harris, Kathryn ..............,..... 10, 44, 60, 72, 76, 79, 101 Harris, L. Louise ....,.............,...,.1...........,,...... 18, 59, 64 Hartman, Donna , .1.,..... 5, 7, 11, 12, 28, 30, 46, 51, 54, 68, 73 Hartman, Karen ......... ......... 5 , 11, 12, 41, 50, 54, 62 Harton, Patty ............ .,.................................... 1 2, 43, 44 Harvey, Norma ..,..,,................,.,......,.....,............. 29, 31, 67 Hastings, Patricia ..,.....,......,................,.., 37, 50, 51, 56 Hauser, Jack .................. 11, 29, 59, 79, 86, 87, 88, 89 Haynes, JoAnn .........,.... ......... . .,............,... 4 1, 50 60, 100 Hayword, Nancy ,,..,.... 1....... . .. 11, 12, 37, 51, 53, 645 73, Hazelton, Shirley .........1...................................... 37, 56, 62 Head, Elizabeth ......11.............................,...... 10, 44, 50, 60 Heape, Margaret lMidgei .......... 10, 37, 51, 54, 71, 72, 74, 75, 89 Hearld, Rosemary .,,,........,.........., 12, 41, 50, 72, 79, 80 Helmick, Cecelia ..,........,.. ,......,.................... .... 3 7 , 61 Henson, Sue .............. ..........,.......... 1 0, 37, 51, 56, 75 Heramb, Vlrgll ...,,........................................ ,1.... ....... 1 0 , 44 Hercules, Anita ...,.............,..........,... 11, 37, 51, 62, 74, 75 Hess, William ................ 37, 52, 57, 61, 74, 75, 86, 98 Hiatt, Stephen ...... ,,.............., ..,..................,.... ,........,... 4 1 , 59 Hlckenbotham, Ray ....,..........................,. ..... ,..,.. 44 , 72, 79 Hicks, Spencer .......... .....,,............ 2 2 Higgins, Robert ....... .......,..,....,.,...,,,..,.,.,...., 1 0, 44 High, William ..........,...,,.,.............,...,..,................,.... 41, 97 Hillman, Linda .................,......,.,....,......,............. 12, 43, 44 Hills, David .........,.................,.. 44, 51, 55, 58, 64, 79, 90 Holland, Phyllis ...... 9, 11, 41, 50, 81, 72, 77, 78, 79 Holler, Jacqueline .......,........ 41, 50, 60, 62, 76, 100, 101 Holler, Robert ...................,.....,................ 29, 64, 93, 99 Hood, Wlllls ...,...... .,,..,........................................... 3 8 Horn, Judith ............,...............,,......,................,........., 29, 51 Horsley, Marilyn .....................,.,................,................. 41, 59 House, Nancy ...........,...,....,. 29, 30, 62, 63, 66, 68, 73 Hunter, Janice .1........ 12, 41, 50, 60, 62, 72, 79, 100 Hutchen, June ...,... ..,..................,....,.............,,.........,,.,..... 4 4 il1 lnman, Marilyn ........,..........,.,............,............. 44, 61, 62 Isaac, Billie Rose ..,....... 11, 12, 29, 30, 48, 49, 66, 67, J 68, 72, 73 Jackson, Helen ............................... ......,..,............. 2 9, 31 Jacobs, Georgann ............, ,..... ,.... ....,,.............. 1 8 , 51, 75 Jaenisch, Mary Louise ........ ........................ 1 8, 50, 64 Javins, Donna .........,.......... ........... 1 2, 44, 50, 52, 62 Jenkins, Joseph ...................,..,..........,..........., ,......,.... ,....,.. 4 4 Jenkins, Marcella ...........,......... .........,...,,.......... 1 0, 44, 55 Jenkins, Wendell ............ ...... 4 1, 57, 64, 79, 90, 96, 98 Jennings, Don ..,........... 29, 30, 35, 54, 72, 73, 82, 97, 98 Jesser, Eileen .......,..........,,....,..........,..., 9, 12, 41, 50, 62 Jewell, Juanita .............................. ,............. 29 , 51, 56, 68 Jewell, William ...............................................,........ 43, 44 John, Marilyn .......... 10, 11, 38, 49, 51, 72, 74, 75, 79, 80, 81 Johns, Georgia ,..... .........,.,..,,.......,.,.........,,...,.,,,... . 41, 79 Johnson, Alan ..,.,... ...., ,..... ............................... 1 0 , 44, 99 Johnson, Charles ...... ,........ 4 1, 49, 61, 62, 68, 72 Johnson, non ..,,........ ..........,..,.........,.....,,.... 44 , 55 Johnson, Frederick ........,..,...,..........,.....,.....,............. 29, 53 Johnson, James .............................,..,,.,...,,......... 41, 56, 76 Johnson, Juanita ......,,.. 10, 11, 38, 51, 52, 53, 74, 75, 76, 81 Jones, Larka Lee ....,..,.....,.......... 38, 50, 53, 74, 75, 81 Jones, Loula ............. . .,,............ .................,..,.... 4 1, 86, 88 Jones, Orville .....,,..,......................,...., 18, 64, 65, 75, 83 Jones, Robert ..................,,....................,...........,....,., 41, 79 Jones, Vlrglnla ...... 10, 11, 29, 46, 51, 60, 68, 100, 101 Joseph, Sharon ...................... 10, 38, 49, 50, 51, 74, 75 Joseph, Shirley .......,..............,............... 10, 38, 51, 61 -1K1 Kaufman, Mary Martha lMartiJ ....,. 11, 29, 49, 50, 51, 62, 66 Kearschner, Richard ..........,.......................,,.. 10, 38, 75 Kehrt, Charles .... . ..... 7, 36, 38, 46, 47, 57, 61, 84, 68, 86. 87, 92, 84, 95, 97 Kehrt, Willard .................... 19, 47, 64, 83, 94, 95, 99 Kelley, Theodore lTed1 ............... ,...... 1 1, 30, 48, 49, 68 Kelly, ,Inez ..........,................,...,.................... 18, 26, 61, 64 Kelsheimer, Beverly .....,,..,.,.......,...,................ 38, 50, 75 Kemp, Marjorie ............. ......... 1 1, 30, 51, 52, 59, 73 Kemp, Wllllam .......... ......... 1 2, 41, 57, 61, 90, 99 Keppen, Carol ....... ..................... 1 1, 44, 50, 54 King, Dorls ............ .......,......... 1 0, 30, 50, 79, 80 King, Marilyn . ....... ..........,.....1.......,.........,,......,... 44 , 50 Kirby, Paul ............ ,,..................,... . .. 10, 38, 61, 75, 98 Kirk, Ina Rae ...... ......... 1 1, 38, 51, 59, 62, 74, 75 Kirk, Jerry .....,..,.... ................,..,...,....,...,,.... so , 57, 61 Kirk, JoAnn .,,.,........... ......,..,......,............,........ 1 0, 43, 44 Kirkland Sandra ,....,..... ,..... ,..,. 9 , 11, 12, 41, 50, 72, 79 Kline, Glenn .A..,....e........,.......,........,,..,.,................., ao, 77 Kline, Janet ......,...........,........... 10, 44, 51, 60, 77, 100 Koerner, Anton lronyy .,..,,......,.,.,............,........,..,..,.,.,. 41 Kosco, Margaret ......,..,. ..............................,. 1 0, 30, 50 Kosco, Rosalie ..............,.........,..... 11, 12, 41, 51, 60, 101 Kovach, Bernadette ........., ,...,,....,...., 4 1, 50, 100, 101 Kuhlman, Veva .........,.,... ......,.....,................... 1 9, 53 Kuykendall, John ...............,..............,....... 44, 54, 77, 99 -Ll LaFollette, James .......................... ..,..., 1 0, 38, 53, 75 LaFollette, Suzanne ................... .,,..,,, 1 1, 44, 50, 62 Latta, Marie .........,......,1 ..,.....,..,.. 1 9, 51, 64 Laughrey, Shirley ......... ,......,...,...,...,.....,,.... 1 0, 30, 50 Laybold, Judith ....,..............,.............,.. 44, so, 59, sz, 72 Laybold, Kay .,...........,.,..,. 7, 11, 30, 51, 54, 62, 63, 66, 68, 72 Lee, Odell - ..... .,.....,..,. .....,.........................,, 1 0 , 38, M Lenne, Louis ..,..,,.......,.., ....,......,.,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 30 , 53 Lewlader, Raymond .,.... ..............,......,,.....,,.,.,., 4 1, 58 Logue, Teresa ............ .,..,.,.... 1 1, 12, as, 51, 62, 75 Longo, Robert .....,. 11, 12, 40, 41, 46, 54, 61, 65, 72, 98 Lowder, Donald , ...,............... 7, 10, 11, 40, 57, 61, 77 Lumsdon, William .......... 30, 46, 73, 85, 86, 88, 89, 97 Lundwall, William .......... 40, 41, 46, 54, 64, 65, 90, 98 Lutes, Sharon ......,...................,............,.... 10, 31, 59, 58 Luther, Rita .......... 8, 10, 11, 38, 51, 54, 62, 74, 75, 81 1.-Ml MacKinney, Thomas ..,........,............... .......... 44 , 59 Majors, Judy .,............,,., .............. 44 , 50 Mallory, Kent .....,....... ............ 1 0, 38, 55 Mann, Mary Lou 11...... ,..., ..,...................,... 4 1 , 50, 72 Mansard, William .....,.,. ....,...,...,,.... 3 0, 31, 58, 73 Marone, Barbara ....... ..........,...........,....... 4 1, 60, 101 Marsh, Joanne ....... .......... 1 1, 12, 44, 59, 72, 79 Marshall, John ..........,......,..........,....,,.,.,.,,...,.,,,,.,,.,,.,.,. 44, 76 Martin, David .........................................,............ 41, 59, 90 Martin, Jessie L. ..,..,.,...,,.,...,,...,,,.,,,.. 20, 51, 55, 64, 75 Mason, Joyce .......... 11, 38, 51, 52, 54, 72, 74, 75 79 Mathers, Stanley ..............,..,,.,..,....,..,,.....,......,.........,..,..... 58 Mattax, Thorval ........ 20, 64, 83, 84, 88, 89, 95, 96, 97 Maynard, Richard .....................,.........,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 41 Maynard, Terry .......,...,..,........,....,..,,..,,....,.........,.,...,,.,,..,,., aa McCarty, Eileen ............................ 10, 11, sa, 51, 75, B1 McCarty, William .......... ....,... 3 8, 47, 55, 83, 94, 97 McCracken, Mary Lou .....,..,...........,,.......,,....,............ 38, 51 McCullough, Thomas .....,.....,.,.......... 10, 38, 64, 95, 97 McGuinness, John .......... 10, 38, 46, 74, 75, 86, 88, 97 Mclntosh, Robert ..............,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 1 0, 44, 55 Mclntost. Sharon ...... .......,..... 12 , 41, 63, 65, 72, 101 McKee, Marilyn ....,.... ........,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 0, 11, 31, 50 McKee, Mary ,....... ...... ,.... ...............,..1. 1 1 , 31, 50 McKlllop, Norma ,...,.. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1, 31 Mcltillop, Shirley ...... .....,..,,...,...,.,. 1 2, 41, 51, 79 McLaughlin, John ..,,...,... . ..,.........,........,..,....... 38, 86, 98 McMillin, Wanitta .....,... .....,. 1 0, 31, 50, 60, 77, 100 Meissel, Richard ........ ....... 5 , 38, 46, 52, 74, 75, 90 Menser Sue ...,.............,..,..,...,...,.................. 45, 50, 52, 62 Meredith, Jerry .....,.,...,..,,,,,,,.,,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,, 10, 45, 53, 59 Mawhinney, Erma ..............,,,.,... ,.,,.,,,.,,,.,, .,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,, 2 0 , 64 MICYIKI, Delores .....,.. 10, 12, 38, 51, 53, 72, 74, 75, 79 Mllbourn Sue .......,...,...,........,...,... 10, 38, 50, 57 74 75 Miller, 8etty ......... ............,.,...,,.,,,,.,,,.,1,,,,,,,,1,,,,,.,, 4 1, 55 Miller, Gary .,.............. ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. 4 5, 53, 77, 99 Miller, Michael .............. .....,,...,,,.,,,,, 4 1, 53, 54, gs, 99 Minnick, Barbara .......,,.. ,.... . . 45, 50, 60, 52, 100, 101 Mockbee, Mary Ellen ..1...........,...,,,.,,,,,, 11, 33, 51, 75, 81 Monnlnger, Patty Ann .........,.... s, :41, 52, ea, 70, 72, as Montgomery, Luther ....,.,,...,......,......... 10, 45, 59, 90, Q Moore, Kathleen .............. 11, 12, 35, 51, 54, 74, 75, 79 Moore, Marilyn ...................,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10, 45, 50, 52, 50 Moore, M. G. ........,.........,........,..........., 9, 20, 30, 54, 64 Morrison, Mary Lou ......,.....,....... 11, 12, 33, 50, 74, 15 MOYBF, DOM!!! ................................ ,......,,..,.....,.... 4 1, 55, 77 Mullen, Felicia ....,,....,........,., ,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 1 1, 41, 51, 54 Mullls, Rlta ..........................,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 10, 41, 50, 50 Murphy, Carol .......... 11, 12, 38, 50, 51, 54, 72, 74, 75 Murray, Jane .,....................,.,.....,......,.....,.... 45, 51, 52, 62 Murray, William ........................,.,, a, 10, 31, 57, 51, 97 Myers, Thomas ...... ........ 30 , 31, 45, 54, 73 Myles, Robert ...... .........,.......,,..,.... 1 0, 38 1N- Newport, Barbara ......................,.....,.....,....,..,..,.,.,.....,.,.... 31 Newport, Earl .....................,,,,..,.......,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, 45 Nlcoson, Sue .................... 11, 12, 38, 46, 51, 62, 63, , 64, 74, 75, 91 Nipple Janice ....,....,.........,.,...1.... 11, 12, 41, 49 50, 62 Noaites, Linda .......,.......,....,,......,...,..,,...,...,...,... 43, 45, 78 Norris, Ray ..,.......,... 11, 31, 62, 67, 72, 79, 8669 83, Northqulst, Esther ........ 11, 12, aa, 49, 51, 52,'62, , 64, 74, 75, 81 Northquist, Martln ...,,.., ,.., ...,.......,..... 1 0 , 45, 53, 95 --ol 0'Donnell, Elizabeth .......... 8, 11, 32, 35, 51, 60, 67, 72, 82, 100, 101 Oliver, Darla ..............,.................,.,................,.... .....- 4 5. 62 Overton, Maurice ......,....,..,,..............,. 41, 71, 90. 95. 93 Owens, Ann .................. 10, 11, 38, 41, 51, 72, 75, 79 Owens Bradley ....,,..,......................,............................ 32, 98 Owens, Carolyn .....,.. ....,......,...,........ll.l........... 4 1, 55, 80 Owens, George ....... ..,... 4 1, 96. 98 Owens, Kenneth ......,,....................,.... ............ 1 0. 38 lp-1 Paton, William ......... .............,...............,... 8 , 32. 57, 61 Patrick, Jerri ..............,,..........................,... 62. 51. 53, 52 Perry, Carol ................,, 5, 10, 11, 12, 38, 51, 62, 75 Pettigrew, Willie ,....,.. ..,...,............. ......,...,,,.... .......... 4 1 , 90 Pike, Rlchard ........... ..,,......,.... 1 0, 45, 58, 72, 79, 90 Piper, Nancy ,,,.,,,,, ..................,..,........... 3 8, 50 Pittman, Allen .....,.. .,..,................... . 32, 58 Pittman, Victor ..,.... ......................... 4 5. 59 Poff, James ............... ............................... 4 1, 59, 72, 79 Porter, Docial ..............,...................,,...,,.,......... 9, 38, 101 Powell, Homer .....,.................., ........... 1 5, 20, 56, 64, 67 Powell, Gretchen .......,,. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 38, 51, 54, 75 Preston, Mary Ann .,.......................... 45, 50, 52. 53, 62 Puckett, Linda ....,,..,..............,,...,,.............. 32, 50, 51, 67 Pugh, Marilyn . .......... , ..................... 11, 41, 50, 62 Purcell, Shirley ...,.,...................... 11, 38, 53, 72, 75, 79 --.R.1 Raikes, Lillian .. 12, 38, 49, 51, 56, 62, 74, 75, 76, 18 Randall, Pat . ,..,,...,,....,,, 11, 32, 51, 72, 77, 78, 79, 80 Rankin, William ..,.........................,.,, 41, 47, 64, 95, 96 Rauscher Florella ...................................... 11, 41. 50. 72 Readinger, Sandra ....,... .......... 1 1, 45, 50, 54, 72, 79 Rector, Harold .......... ..,.......,.................................. 38 Redmon, Anna .......... , ............................ 38, 46, 60. 62 Redmon, Paul .. .........,.,.....A.A1...,.....................,....,.... 45, 90 Reed, Sara Lou .......,.. 38, 51, 52, 54, 56, 62, 74, 75 Raltggl, Helen .. ....... - .............,.................. 20, 50. 64, 75 llwmllls, unn can -.------1----1---.---- 45, 64, ss. ve, so Rice, Larry ....,..,,...,. ......... , ................ 4 5, 64, 96 Richards, Maurice ....... .............., 4 2, 90, 98 Richardson, Patricia ................,,...,,......................... 42, 50 Richmond, Margaret ...................... ,,,,............ 2 1. 59, 64 Riggs, Donna .................,,.......,...,....,...,.,....,....... 10, 45, 76 Riggs, Suzanne ..,..... 9, 11, 38, 55, 56, 72, 75, 79, 81 Ripple, Sue .,,,.,,,.,...,,,................. - .....,...............,.,.,..,........,. 32 Risley, Linda ..............................,...,....................... 42, 51, 53 Ritchey, Annetta ,...,,,,,...,.....,............,,,,......,.,.......,.... 42, 60 Ritchey, Elvera ....,.....,....,..........,,...,.........,,.....,..,...... 42, 60 Ritchey, Rosetta ...,.................,........,,,,....................,. 42, 60 Rittman, Rebecca .......... 30, 32, 35, 51, 62, 72, 73, 82 Robbs, Betty ................,....... 11, 32, 54, 57, 62, 68, 79 Robbs, George .......... ..,...,...,................................... 4 5, 58 Roberts, Bill .............. .....,...,. 9 , 10, 32, 35, 72, 82, 97 Roberts, Jesse ..,....,.. ..,.........................1..... 4 2, 55. 58 Roberts, Ronald ...... ..,..,..............................,....... 5 7, 58 Rodie, Camilla .,,...... ......... 1 2, 32, 46, 50, 51, 62, 67, 69, 72 Rogers, Janet ....,. ....,.... 1 o, 12, 38, 51, 54, 74, 75 Rogers, William ..............,....................... 42, 58, 59, 90 Rose, Charles ...........,...,..........,..,.....................,.... 42, 90 Rose, Robert ....,,..............1.............................. ........,,... 1 0, 38 Roshel, Evelyn ......,. 11, 12, 23, 39, 46, 61, 74, 75, 81 Ross, Helen ..............,.....,...............,............................. 21, 64 Russell, lm .......,..........................,........,,........,,,...... 10, as Russell, William ..,..................,.......................... 42, 58, 79 1.57 Sabla, Mark .,........................,,........,................... 39, 42, 59 Sabla, Michael .........................,.................. 12, 61, 75, 76 Sabla, Paul ..................,...........................,,............,... 43, 45 Santilli Helen ...........................................,........ 39, 50, 75 Scott, bonald ...........,........ 2, 11. 24, 33, 46, 47, 57, 64, 65, 66, 67, 86, 87, 88, 89, 92, 94, 95, 98, 99 Scott, Larry ....................................,...., 39, 56, 72, 75, 79 Scrlba, Harry ..............,,,..,..,.......,..,......,..... 12, 42, 59, 61 Secrest, Harry ........ ,,..,...... 3 3, 53, 99 Secrest, Patricia .........., ....... SHZSSETE, William 45, 52, 62, 78, 79, 100 12, 42, 59, 79, 86, 88 Shaw, Sue .....................,, ..,,.......,.. 1 2, 42, 50, 100 Sheehan, Mary Eva ....c.. ........,.,,......., 4 5, 49, 72 Shelton, Delbert ....... ..,.........,...........,............... 2 2 snelton, Marilyn ....... .................... 4 2, 51, 62, 100 Shew, Robert ...,......... .,..........,.........t..,.....,....,... 3 9, 46 Shriner, William ,.,, ....,...,. 39, 49, 65, 74, 75, 99 Sickles, Wendell ....... ........,,,...,..... 1 1, 33, 53, 99 Sliver, David ....,...,. ............,...................................., 4 2, 58 Silver, Donald ..,,.....,..............,,.........................,,,.... 42, 58 Simpson, Donna ........................................................ 45, 51 Slnnett, Davld .......1.. 8, 33, 48, 49, 65, 66, 79 80, 86 Sipes, Stewart ..,..,...,.........,........., 12, 42, 54, 62, 72, 83 Smith, Carol .......................................... 42, 57, 59, 62, 72 Smith, Darrell ......, .,............,,............,................,... 4 3, 45 Smith, James .........,..... 10, 39, 47, 52, 72 93, 95, 99 Smith, Lillian .....,,. .......,............,.....,.....,......,,..,....,....,.., 4 2 Smith, Nancy ........, .....,,..,.................,., 4 5, 51, 54, 62 Smith, Tommy ,....... .....,......,..,....,....,..,........... 3 9 smlluae, Glenn ..,..,.... .,.........,...,..... 5 , 12, 39, 59 Smutzki, Cecelia ....., , ............ , .....,... 11, 39, 50, 81 Smyres, Nelle ....,.. .......,...... 2 1, 50, 56, 64, 67, 72 Snedeker, Mary ..,...,....,...,....,............. 42, 62, 72, 76, 79 Snoddy, Carolyn .............. 10, 39, 51, 53, 62, 74, 75 Snow, Mary Ruth ...,............ 10, 12, 39, 51, 56, ez, 75 Snyder, Robert .......... ..................................,..... 4 3, 45 Soames, Ray .......... ....................... 1 0, 45, 55, 58 Sonner, Jan ...,....... ...,,.,..,.,.......,,.....,......... 39 , 57, 61 Sonner, Larry ............ .....,. 8 , 9, 10, 33, 57, 61, 66 Sparks, Dennis .......... .................................... 5 5, 58, 76 Sparks, Norietta ,..,....,..,........ 11, 12, 36, 39, 50, 52, 54, 62, 74, 75, 76 Spence, Everett .......... 9, 12, 23, 33, 64, 79, 85, 86, 89, 97, 98 Spillers, Carol .......................... 45, 50, 60, 62, 100, 101 Staggs, David .......... 10, 39, 57, 61, 64, 65, 75, 90, 98 Stapleton, Morgan ........,................,,......,.......,.... 42, 57, 61 Stark, Robert ....,..,...........,..........,............................. 45, 90 Starr, David ....,...,.....,,.........,...... 5, 9, 39, 54, 74, 75, 98 Steadman, Forest ...,...... ,..............,........,...........,,.. 4 3, 45 Steele, Wilbur .................,........,.........,. 10, 33, 57, 61, 66 Steele, William ..............,.,...,............................... 10, 45, 59 Stergar, Joan ....,..... 7, B, 11, 33, 60, 66, 67, 100, 101 Stevens, Albert ...............,......,..... 11, 42, 57, 61, 72, 79 S18V8ll80l'l, Mlfy Loll .........,..,,,...,....,....,,...,.........,.,. 5, 42 Stewart, Edward ............ .........,.....,........,...... 1 0, 42 Stewart, Ernest .......,. ,,..,....,...........,......,..,...,..,, 33 Stewart, Mary ........ .............,,,.....,..,., 4 5 so 101 stewart, Phyllis ....,... .....................,... 4 5, 57, 52, 78 Stewart, Ronald ......... ........, 1 0, 45, 54, 58, 59, 76 Stewart,.Sharon .....,.. , ,...,....,...,................ 42, 53, 79 Stlth, Wllma ........... ..,... 1 0, 11, 33, 50, 68, 91 Stone. Judith . .,..,........ ........,...,.......,..,.......... 1 o, 39, 51, 61 Strassler, Max ...................,...c...... 12, 42, 54, ss, eo, sa Streacker, Noel ......,......,..,.......,.....,.....,..,.,.,,..,,, 31, 33, 53 Strole, Paul ....,..... 11 42, 48, 49, 62, 72, 79, 90, 99 stunn, William .,. ..,.. ,.....,..,...... .........,...,...,,..,,, 4 2 , 54, 90 Sulllvan, Ronnle ....,...................,..,...................,., 42, 54, 97 Sutherland, Joan .......,...........,.. 7, 34, 46, 51, 54, 62, 68 Swaim, Marlene ........,. 12, 34, 35, 57, 72, 79, 80, 82 Swander, Ann ...,......,,...... 9, 10, 45, so, 54 sz, 69, 101 Swander, Janet .. .......................,... 10, 11, 45, 50, 60, 65 iT.i Tacker, Phyllis .......... ...,................,.,,.,...,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2, 51 Taylor, Charlotte ....... ......, 1 1, 30, 34, 35, 46, 50, 54, 64, 66, 72, 73, 82, 91 Templeton, Thomas ,...... ....... 7 , 10, 34, 48, 49, 64, 99 Thomas, Carolyn ,,... ,.,..,. ..,..,..,,........,....,,..,...... 4 2 50, 50 Thomas, Charlotte ........ ...,..................... 34 , 45, 64, 91 Thomas, Keith ..........................,.........................., 45 53, 77 Thomsa, Llnda .................. 5, lo, 12, 39, 51 62 74, 75 Thompson, James .......,........,.....,......... 42, 58, 59, 75, 77 Thompson, Robert .1.............. 40, 42, 55, 65, 83 96, 98 Thorlton, Jerry .....,.... .....,....,....,...,....,.,.,,,,, 1 0, 34, 59 Thornton, Llnda ......,..,.......... 11, 12, 30, 34, 35, 46, 51, Thornton, Ralph ..,,.....,.. 66, 72, 1034 8586 89 73, 82 98 nlorp, Dolores .. 10. 11, 34, 35. 46, 51, si, ea, 72, az Tledens, George .,... ..,,., 7 , 10, 11, 36, 39, 47, 49, 61, 64, 86, 88, 92, 94, 95, 97 Tlncher, Patrlcla ........,.,...,,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,, 10, 45, 52 Trainer, Arthur .,,....,,...,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 9, 10, 34, 55, 17, 18 Traverse, Meredith .....,..........,..... 12, 45, so, so, 7s, 100 rnmpe, lol... .............. to, as, 54, sa, 74, 75, as s7, ss Trueolood, Danny ........,...,.,,,,,.,,,,..,, ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 5, 53 Trueblood, Larry .......,,.,....,......,.......,,............ 23, 43, 45, 96 Truitt, Marilyn ......,...,..,,,.,.,, ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,, 42, 50, 62 Trump, Carolyn ...............,..,,..,..,.,.,,,., ,, 11, 35, 57, 72, 82 Tuberosa, Mary Frances .....,.... 12, 42, 49, 50 52 sz, 72, 76 Turner, non ...... 10, as, 47. ss, as, as, as, aa, ss, ee Turner, Tuttle, THEY, Russell ........ Carolyn ........................ Nelson ..,................,............,.......... .. ....... ...,.. 42, 98 11. 12. 39, 50, 60, 62, 68, 74, 75, 100, 13 iv-. Vanderson, Sandra ................ 11, 39, 50, 52, 62, 75, 79 Van Kirch, Nelrose ....,,,.,,....,..,..................,.,..............,...... 45 Von Kannon, James .,..,... ..........,,............ 4 2, 57, 58. 97 ...W-. Wade, Marvin ............,,,,..,,,,,,,..,..,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 Waldon, Carolyn .....,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, 10, 35, 35, 50, 55 Walker, Sally ..........,.,.,., ,,.,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 35, 55 Walwik,.Theodore tTeol , ...........,......... 39, 54, 61, 75, 98 Ward, Llla .......... 11, 12, 39, 51, 59, 61, 72, 75, 79, 81 Wasson, Waldola .......,.,...,.,,.......,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, 21, 61, 64 Waters, Margaret iPeggyJ ...... 7, 12, 39, 51, 54, 62, 74, 75, 79 Waugh, James .............. 5, 39, 47, 53, 64, 8652835 83, Webb, Joe Dean ..............,............,..,.,, 39, 55, 58,,15,'98 Webster, Julia .............. 12, 39, 50, 56, 72, 74, 75, 79 wenster, Nancy .......,..,........,.,............ 10, as, so, 53, 75 weeks Llla .......,,..........,.. 11, 42, 4a, 49, 52, 62, 72, 73 West. James ....,..,........,. ,,,......,,,,,,, ..,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 , 75 Whalen, Frank .... 11, 12, 39, 46, 54, 58, 74, 75, 79, 86 white, Sally ....,................, 1 ........,........,.,...,....... ......,. 3 1, 35 White, William ......,.....................,,..,..,..,.,...,,,,,,,, 35, 45, 13 wnltman. David ..- .... - .,..................... 42, 59, 90 Whitman, Naomi ............. , .............. lo, 11, 35, 50, 68 Wickersham, Gloria ..,......,.....,.....,.,.,,..,..,.,.,,,., , 10, 43, 45 Wilcox, Joseph .,..........,..........,....,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, 4 2 Willaman, Catherine .......... 12, 13, 45, 50, 60 62 100 Willaman, John ....,...... ,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 2, 55, 90 Willard, Donna ............ .....,............,..,.,,,, ,,,,,,.,, 1 2 , 42 50 Williams, Carole .......... , ...............,.,......,.. 42, sz, 72: 79 Williams, Howard ..................,..,...... .....,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, 39 ' 10354657606268101 wlllI8mS, Rosemarie ..,. , , Willis, Janet .................... ........... . wilson Eugene ....,... Wilson, Robert ...... - Winters, Sharon ........... ...... . Wittig, James .,,....... 12, 39, 52, 54, 74 75 6, 30, 35. 46, 54, ss. 72, 73, 76, 79, 82, 84, 86, 98 s, as, 57, ss, vs, sa 11, 23. 42. 50. 53. 62, 63 42, 46, 47, 54, ss, ea, 72, Woelfle, Nancy .......... .......,,..........,.,............,,.., '-tg' wana, Melvin ..............,........................... 45, ss, ea, gs, gg Woodward, Rosemari 6 .......... 11, 12, 39, 51, 54, 62, 74, 75, 79, 81 Woodworth, Malcolm ....,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 10, 45, 53, 59' 98 Wright, Jean .......... 7, 10, 11, 12, 39, 51, 54, 62' 535 Wright, Michael ,.....,..... ....,,.,,.,,,,.,,,.,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, f fi ' 32131 iy... 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W 1 348ZYCiMOREoS:REET I ORD 52:6 COLDWELL AN D Emblem of kk SP1 Quality MILL, MINE, WELDING I I I I AN D INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES ' Pain' I sm Noam rourrrn srnssr . Enamel PHONE C-6120 amish ' Wallpaper - ' Artist Supplies I I - SMITH - ALSOP Chrlslman caviar' eros' PAINT G VARNISH CO. oo' nco FAI NT MAKERS PLUMBING AND FLORISTS HEATING TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA OIL G and Spmcs SI. FURNACES PHONE C-9606 4 convnunzm' STATIONS: 104 - sis - 217 WABASH AVE. BIZIICII ' wahash Ave AND ll SOUTH SEVENTH STREET Phone C-4579 PHONE C-5867 fe .seize saw Correct Dress for Women, Misses and Juniors Illlllllllllllll Devoted to Quality Always 28 NORTH SIXTH STREET CAROSI'S VIRGIL M. HUGHES 0 f L 1616 LAFAYETTE AVE. I ACCOUNTANT TAX CONSULTANT GENERAL msummcz We Serve the Best lm LMA Italian American F d 1249 Maple Avenue 00 Phone c-4025 GARFIELD HEADQUARTERS POR Diamonds - Watches - lewelry - China Glass - Gifts - Silverware I ans nuurrs nosr nurenssgnus stung- Buy Nationally Advertised Watches lncluding Bulova - Gruen - Hamilton Elgin - Longine Cn l-lillman's Budget Pay Plan at no extra cost Gg,gg1Eq3RY gggfffg INDIANA STATE BANK Wholesale Candy Lenne Food m1'A?,Li3Z 'sh FRENCH rms 'AMS AND PRESERWS 648 - 650 NORTH STH ST. MAKE oUR BANK YOUR FINANCIAL zoas North 'nn sum HEADQUARTERS Phone H-3904 Distributor K' WWM gleam Shep FINE FOOD. QUICK SERVICE LOW PRICES Baichelor's Truck Slap 1512 LAFAYETTE AVENUE Terre Haute. Ind. PHONE C-9283 DAIRY QUEEN WHEN MONEY IS NEEDED. COIVIE TO MI-LADY The Harvey DRESS Clark SHOP Company 1275 Maple Avenue 641 omo STREET S500 on your T Signature GILLIS DRUG STORES Down Town Terre Haute Headquarters For BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS BUESCHER, REYNOLDS, SELMER, PEDLAR, ARMSTRONG, HAYN ES, SLINGERBAND DRUMS, PIANOS AND ORGANS WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF INSTRUMENTS Instruments Rented WE CARRY A COMPLETE STOCK OF SHEET MUSIC AND INSTRUCTION METHOD THE CONE -T WITHTI-IE TOPH CHARLES L. SEWARD OLIVE H. WILSON 307 Wabash Avenue 3201 Wabash Avenue TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA we I EVERYBODY LIKES ww mg, CLEANERS BORDEN'S 6 1370 LAFAYETTE AVE. For Phone C-3170 OCCCISIOHS F I l H. R. RIIIHMUNU CHRYSLER AIRTEMP AND GREEN OIL AND COAL FURNACES SHEET METAL WORK FURNACE REPAIRING 1722 South 7th St. TELEPHONE C-7351 BLACK AND WHITE AND YELLOW CAB CO. Cabs Dispatched by Two-Way Radio Serving the Twelve Points Area G-5064 - G-3557 WILLOUGHBY SHOE SERVICE 2071 NORTH 13TH ST Wow! Hold that pose Whatscx mailer? Fraid you'll gel Cl sunburn? Is This po 'tio all rxqhl This w ork is o llrmg T ly-b t' d THE h I I 1 I l t mess- N w, honeslly. was il really that l y H. E. WILLIAMS GU. 1246-1248 LAFAYETTE AVE. I C E C R E A M. Terre Haute. Ind. TEN CENT STORE TWELVE POINTS DEPARTMENT STORE DOLPH CROSS H1,LIHIZHU.1111IIIllU:1mlnIHi111.:11ll.mJ,.11l1.11l1:1HI,.l..u1n,111.i11Ail'.!n'I'm. Lwnullumzlilll:'1HlZII1IH1l.'u 1.1milumlI1,Wuz1mIul1:1mi'1ul 1lll 1'LI1'!n 2005 NORTH 13TH ST. Crawford 5973 MAC BROTHERS HEATING AND SHEET METAL SHOP 1032 Eighth Avenue TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA Phone C-4881 PANDORA 12 P0illlS IND6?I1N?g?J go. 1 FUEL HEAT ERMISCI-1 Bvvvrd Slvre ALLEN-srfsu, mc. AJAX MY AN., COAL YARD CLEANER ALL POPULAR P' E' ALLEN RECORDS AGENUY, ING. 920 ohio sn-ee: Phone C-8826 JW 'M ' l dll. ATHLETIC GOODS CO., Inc. OUTFITTERS TO CHAMPIONS FOR OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY ,gf Three Floors At Eighth and Wabash ABEL GRAHAM , Wgggxgsfiilglfnieglies Wm gggvgggj it AND GRAIN TWELVE Po1NTs wiiiyoiisv CREAL CQMIJANY BAKE SHOPPE THE UPHOLSTERED ff BLOSSOM SHOP LAWENEEEDS GLADYS COWAN POUND T0 YOU PERTILIZERS 3003 Wabash Avenue 411-1 AND POPLAR s'rnEE'rs 1275 Lafayette Zzzzlginztg TER1fff,ff Phone c-261s TERRE HAUTE, IND. D i 'Y S 'f BELDON PLUMBING SUPPLY COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 501-3 South Third Street TERRE HAUTE. IND. Telephone C-2701 Enioy yourself... refresh with Coke a 4... ' M TE Nl' AIX Q .14 IA 1HllIIIIIllIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllll I It .I .ZgTL1LZ'L2Z.... WEBERWS LARRY DEAN mxxxmmmmmmmxm GULF SERVICE Retailers of Authentic ROAD SERVICE Reproductions nf fine Furniture I Phone C-9130 IIummwmmmmmm 1298 LAFAYETTE AVE- .I ' 2601 Wabash Avenue Tene Haute d'c'n FOR THE BEST IN BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOODS Sayre 8: Company, Inc. DUPLEX 4th and Ohio Streets Phone C-5279 WEST'S DRUG STORE The North Side Prescription Store on the corner since 1901 NHHHHHHIHVUIIWRZ MODEL MILK 6: ICE CREAM COMPANY. INC. 540 NORTH 7TH STREET Telephone C-2324 'WWWHWNHWHNHHI THE E. W. Meissel BEAUTY GROCERIES N OOK AND , MEA'rs RUTH TAYLOR, Proprletor Phone C-4225 2401 Norm-1 lan. srnssr 2004 North 12th St. Phone C-3418 TERRE HAUTE MONUMENT COMPANY 109-111 WABASH AVENUE TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA ROBERT L. HOLLIS IAMES N. HOLLIS MARTHA HOLLIS CALL Memorials O-5879 C-2493 GARFIELD THEATRE mms HAUTE I MILLER ELKS GULF SHUP g.,-..Vd,f.. FOOD Pnuunv g if, g-f g0MpANy ' FLORAL EIKS FOI'1 54? ' Y Harrison Guuntr fn 51' Poultry and y '68 E 'X Eggs Bought C At and Sold ii 5 zam N. 16TH srnrznr iZ:FS',f,,i,i?:ss 5 C8403-693?-4752 1630 Plum suee' EIERMAN LAYER, Golf Pro. f SEESIX A rmson nnornnns TEHHE 'MUTE TIE? BAKERY Ann MARKET B '552,,,'2,'0?KS SERVICE N msn-1 AND LOCUST STEEL i EI Famous For Pine Foods ABMCATO BODY worm CLEO I Li-LESE L Fozz THAT SPECIAL occAs1oN Ph ,ml mm: 1-,sm DON ,T FORGET THE CAKE TERREOZS-SITE. IND. 908 POPLAR STREET Terre Haute. Indiana eamplimenih of Highland Iron and Steel, Inc. WILLIAM H. IIETIIIGK CEMENT CONTRACTOR 2508 N. 13W St. Phone C-6725 MATES CHEERF RNIS ED SAVINGS MAKES SENSE It's the best way yet d ered to finance the good things yo t to get in life. Twelve Points Branch THE MERCI-IAN TS DSS LLIUT E f llll 1226 Wabash Avenue I CHARTER Lough Call 446 lla:-vm-L Roofing and Clinton MEMBER FE E A Siding C Ei. -.E 7TH ANEBLTZIEKEETS T Picon: C-5900 I I I-IILLIS SN APPY SERVICE 25 North Fifth Street 715 Ohio Street 924 Wabash Avenue I EMMETT F. SIPES . , . Druggist. . . S. E. Corner Lafayette and Woodley Avenues TERRE HAUTE, INDIANA D 2 NORTH srnr: I III fwffm I BAKERY 'zrr 5 1.4 , DIVISION ' A Mrgi-i'We3iSiitii4i-Ifmqf. srewAR'r cAm:Y, INC ALL KINDS OF ARFIELD PAs'rEmEs BEAUTY SALON wABAs1-I AT rwr:r.m-I sr. I Beauty IS . 1245 Lafayette Avenue Skin Deep Terre Haute.Ind1ana Tens Haute' Indiana Phone 4920 1242 Maple Avenue I RHODES - BUN TIN SHANNON D. BUNTIN Insurance Real Estate 31 SOUTH SEVENTH STREET Terre Haute. Indiana Com pljm en ts of A FRIEND , Par' gm Lspedauq cppeaxlrwq pyvofcqvmul lor an exfi'vm-Qppclal occasion if ls QINWQLQQ . f ' -NflfA'f'l'l7f Eg Maviin 'M 5 6 Q Ei 1 'Wi 4f?W WVHBRHVIHGS IH THIS K7 I I printing is an afftg . Let a Qwfaftsnaan do at 'k -k 'lr 'lr SCI-ICDGI. ANNLJALS DANCE DVQOGIQAIVIS DEQSONAI. STATIQNEFQY LOOSE-LEAK SUPPLIES Our Repulation has been built upon Q UA L I TY an d CONSIDERA T I ON rendered fo all who have engaged our services ..... ENGQAVING . . QIQT WOIQK . . -Ir -A' ir -k Woodburn lplfinting QU. '25 Soutlw Sheila St-Peek 4 1 If D TEWB I-Iauize, 'MJF REICH BROS MFG. C0. 1439 ASH STREET HYDRAULIC ROTARY DRILLING MACHINES WELDING SUPPLIES Everything For the Welder LINDE OXYGEN TAILOR AND - HABERDASHER Mmeweld co NEWLIN-JUHNSUN GU., IND. REALTORS A COMPLETE REAL ESTATE AND I INSURANCE SERVICE ol Indlana Crown Hat Shop , 1339 N. 13TH sT. 601 Ohm st' TESSEII-QTXUYEEFIJSITNA 33113 Phone 02308 -439 S. H. PAWLEY LUMBER COMPANY, INC. - l 1 COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS 1 101 Lafayette Avenue 800 South Ninth Street Rosie's younger dGY That couldn't be Ioanie and Carmy!! That blanket looks mighty inviting! OK, you loalers, GET BUSY! The Three Stooges Me and y shadow ls that the ay all qolters po e S re you can take my picture SERVICE OUR FIRST THOUGHT TRAN S-CON TIN EN TAL THRU-SERVICE iz:- Moron expness. ma 128 CHERRY STREET TERRE HAUTE. INDIANA Jane Glliaffinlee THE TERRE HAUTE 00 Ill Hall' Inv- co Inf COMMERCIAL ol o 20 NORTH 11TH STREET APPAREL Terre Haute, Indiana ROOFING AND SIDING hx FURNACES AND 602 Wabash Avenue GUTTERING Telephone C-6819 IOHN D. ENNIS PHONE C-2738 Burn BLUE RIBBON COAL It has to be good PHONE C-5045 SAIVFS POPCORN STAND RALPH W. CHAPPELLE 1268 Lafayette Ave. TERRE HAUTE. IND. 950 WABASH AVE. Graf 8: Sons nnucs SERVING THE N EIGHBOBHOOD BETTER 19th 6 Locust Sts. MEET ME AT GRAFSH VIQUESNEYS Congratulations I Greeting Cards For All Occasions I BIBLES - BOOKS GAMES N. E. Cor. 4th and Wabash Two COMPLETE STORES 81 1 OHIO STREET 644 WABASH ADVANCE ELECTRIC COMPANY DISTRIBUTORS OF GENERAL ELECTRIC PRODUCTS f A , , xj A ,QW fgi7f4ffW2g17?7 ,ff If f