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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1958 volume:

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Group guidance in the homeroom helps us ro plan for a successful future. Win or lose - G. H. S. is always there fighting to the end . . IN COMPETING . . The will to win is important, too, as a clebater pleads for tne affirmative. Twirp Week and Corsages for the boys - thz1t's a switch, but definitely lots of fun. 8 Ba . . IN HAVING FUN. Royalty is with us as our Queen lends the first dance ut the Queenls ll. 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Harvard Umvcrsm Spomof T194 Berzcdrctm BOWLES JAMES O INDUSTRIAL ARTs B S M S lndxana State Teachers Collage Sporlfor Hz Y frcslnman C lclls BUNGARD MISS HELEN J LIBRARIAN B Indlana tate Tcachcrs College A M LlI'llVCI'SlfV of lllmols Spofznor 11611111 Club BEDWELL MRS FRIEDA FNCLISH M A lmxana .Spomof Remecl1ulReud mg Gump Sophomore Clary BERGLUND MRS ZIANNA N FNC LISH S Ind una tatc Spomor Yell Cluli I4 l A. B., 'f f S - B. ., 'f S ' A. B., . ., l B. ., 5' ' 'Q ' ' Q 'Y-1 . ., Teachers Collegeg Ed. M., State Teachers College Teachers College A. ., ' f S BURT, MISS MARY JANE PHYSICAL EDUCATION S Inchana rare Teachers College M A Columh1a UnIvers1ty Spomor G A A Semor Clan lClmzrmpm of Spomomj CLINE MRS VIVIAN EDUCATIONAL SECRETARY COMPTON MRS LATIN AND SPANISH A B Ir1d1anaState Teachers College Spomor Latin Club Y Teen: Senzor Clem CONROY MRS HELEN U FRI NCH AND LATIN A B Indnana State Teachers College A M ColumbIa UDIVCISIIY Sponmr Le Cercle Fran mfr Frwlaman Claw DE VANEY MISS GRACE FAMILY LIVING B M A Im Ian State Teachers College Spomor Dean I Culzmct Slmlent Cozmczl E. ., ' S ELIZABETH ' . -9 3 A. ., . ., l' a DISCI-IINGER DONAS BloLoCY DRIVL R Four A1 ION B S M S Intlana UHIVLYSIIB Spou 01 5101760771016 Clm Ixcx Club DUNCAN MISS NELLE VOKAL MU C A B Ind1ana State Teachers College Sponfor Chou' Double Qmutet Triple Two JACOBS MISS GEORGANNA ENGLISH A B A M Inchana State Teachers College Spomor Y Teem Sophomore Clair ONES ORVILLE DRAFTING S , M S, Incllana State Teachers College FNGLE WALTFR L CHI' MISTRY AND PHYSICS Teachers College Spomor Amatem' Radio Club EVINGFR LESLIE J INSIRUMINTAL MUSI AND BUSINISS FDUKAIIOIN Teachers College Spomor Rlvgtbmeftel january F16Jl57?7d71 Clar I6 JR. . . 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Columbia University Sponyor, Palette C ala Y-Teem' junior Clair MATTAX THORVAL SOCIAL STUDIES B S Ball State Teachers College M S IndIarIa State Teachus College Spomor jmnor Clan MEWHINNEY MISS ERMA RUTH BUSINESS EDUCATION A B M A Indlana State Teachers College Spomor Semor Clan National Honor Society SISSON MRS CHARLOTTE H MAT HEMATICS AND ENGLISH A B Indnana Stare Teachers College SMYRES MISS NELL SOCIAL STUDIES A B A M Oh1o Wcsley an Umversxty Spomof, Bzble Club, Semor Clan NICKEL MISS LOIS J BUSINESS EDUCATION B S Indlana State Teachers College M B A Umversxty of Spomor Future Buxmefr Leaden of Amerzca Y Teen: Trexbman Clam CClJazrman of Spomorxj REITZEL MISS HELEN MATHEMATICS A B M A Ind1ana State Teachers College Spomor junior Malbc Class CCO Chuzrman of 5170010719 I8 y , , . , . U Q , ,, ' . ., . ., ' g . ., ' . ., . ., ' . ' Z - ' 'Q Y ' ' 1. . - a y ' l. Denver malicx Club, junior ' ' I ,' ' . ' I I , . 7 4 , . . ., , V. . ., . ., D 1 v ' ' 1 TRAUM MRS ROSE MARIE WAILLY LOUIS F MATHEMATICS AND HOME ECONOMICS SCIENCE B S Indlana State Teachers College B S Incllana State Teachers College Spomor Iumor Red Spomor Pbyxzcul Sczence Croix Y Teem Club Sophomore Clan Frefbmun Clan CCbuzrmun of Spomorfj I9 WASSON MRS WALDOLA ENGLISH B S M S Indlana State Teachers College Spomor Y Teeny Tulure Teacberr of Amerzcu Sobbomore Cluff WUNKER HARRY F R BIOI OGY AND BOTANY B S M S Indxana State Teachers College Spomor Biological Sczence Club YAEGFR GEORGE W HEALTH M S Indnana State Teachers College .Sponsor Senior Clm WILLIAMS MRS WANDA SPEECH RADIO DRAMA B S Indrana State Teachers College Spomor Speecb Club Gurfzelcl Players Soczety NulzonulForeuJ1c I eugue Y Teeny Sophomore Clan , - , . , . , . I I ' -y . ., l . ., . ., I . ., y , . . , 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 I , ' Q 1 . A I National Thexpiuu 1 . -1 ' 1 ' 1 , ., J . . ., . ., . J ' ' V , , . I B. S., . ., ' ' I I . I . 1..' MAINTENANCE STAFF To our maintenance staff at Garfield falls the work of keeping our campus and building in order at all times, of keeping us warm during the winter months. Mr. John serves as head custodian while Mr. Davis takes care of the gymnasium, having it ready for all our many activities there. Mr. Arbaugh is the one who is on duty during our evening activities which are many and varied. Mrs. Crowley takes care of the special facilities for the girls and assists with the maintenance of the main building. Mr. Church is in charge of firing in the winter time, and in the spring and fall months, he spends most of his time in keeping our campus a thing of beauty to be admired by the entire community. We salute all of them for a great piece of work Seated Mrs Crowley Standing Mr John Mr Davis Mr Arbaugh Not Pictured Mr Chutth - I IIE! Four Big Wheels tum the students in the right direction as they lead their classes. 21 President John House, wearing the autographed cords and polka-dot shirt symbolic of his office, hops into his MG for an errand of senior business. CLASS OF 1958 .... SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Prefident ., , John House VifE'Pl'6,8'id?I1f . Robert Swander SL'L'1'C'fzll'Vl jean Ann Spencer TJ'6'z1.till1'6'I' Richard Ferency 22 Dick Ferency, Jean Spencer, and Bob Swander dOl'1,f let the rain stop them as they work for their class. ABEL, CORA ANNE Drama Club, lg Y-Teens, 2, 3, 43 Bible Club, 2, French Club, Treasurer, 23 Student Council, I-Iomeroom Representative, 3, Class Representative, 43 Girls' Glee Club, 13 junior Revueg Magazine Award, 3, 4: Operatta CThorntonJ , l. ADAMS, ALICE LUELLA Most-Popular Girl, 4, candidate, 1, 2, 5, ,lg Lady-in-waiting to Football Queen, 2, Magazine Sales Award, 1, 2, 5, 43 High Honor, 441 Y-Teens, l, 2, 5, 4: Junior Red Cross, 1, 2, 5, fi, Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 3, Vice-President, 43 Rhythmettes, 1, 2, 5, 43 Choir, l, 4, Royal Purple Staff, 5, 43 junior Revue: junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center, 3. ARNOLD, SANDRA SUE N. F. L., Degree of Honor, 2g Betty Crocker Homemaker of To- morrow, 'IQ Y-Teens, l, 2, Speech Club, l, 25 Bible Club, lg Drama Club, Vice-President, 2. AUTEN, GARY DUWAYNE Sophomore Sock Hop Attend- ant, Z, Free Throw Award, Bas- ketball, 23 Zimmerman Award, Basketball, fig Red Cross, 2, 3: Hi-Y, Vice-President, 3, President 4, Council 3, 41 junior Revue, Cross Country, 3, -ig Football, 1, 23 Basketball, 1, 2, 5, -'ig Track, l, 2, ig Baseball, l, 2, 5, 41 All W, I. C., Basketball, ,ig Sec- ond Team, All NW. I. C., Base- ball, 2, 5. BARTON, BRUCE EDWARD Hi-Y, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross, 2, X1 Phvsical Science Club, 3, 45 Golf, 2. BURK, CAROL LOU National Honor Society, Ai: Class Secretary, 21 Homeruom President, 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, 4, Cabinet, 2, 41 Library Club, 33 G. A. A.. 1. 23 F. T, A., -13 Latin Club, li. BYNUM, JAMES ROBERT CBOBJ Homeroom Treasurer, sig Phy- sical Science Club, l, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 5, -ig Choir, fig District In- strumental Contest, Second Placeg Garfield Dance Band, 3, 4, CALDWELL, WITHERS WALLER Humemom Treasurer, 2: Hi-Y, 1, 2, 5, -il French Club, 1: Physi- cal Science Club. 1: Football, 2, S, -ig Track, 2, 5, ,ig Golf, l. CALLAHAN, JAMES RICHARD H-Y, 1, 2, 3, Science Club, lg Football, 1, 2. 3g Track, 1, 2: Golf, 1. CARTWRIGHT, SHELIA LOUISE Homeroom Secretary, 5, 43 Y- Teens, 2, 5, Ji, Glee Club, 33 F. T, A,, 2. 24 COSEY, GEORGE WASHINGTON Nor graduated in 1958. COX, JACK WAYNE January Graduate, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. 4. CROUSE, RICHARD LEE Band Award, 2, Library Club, 5, 4, Vice-President, 3g Hi-Y, 2, 5, 4, Band. DEADY, MICHAEL JOSEPH Homeroom President, 51 Home- room Vice-President, 2gLatin Club, President, 2, 3, Vice-President, 1, 43 Hi-Y, 1, 2, Football Manager, 5, -1, Basketball Manager 5, -i. DEAGAN, BARBARA JEAN National Thespian Society, Treasurer, 3, N. F. L., G. A. A., 1, 2 Pin, Monogram, Letter: Y- Teens, l. 2, 5, -i, Cabinet, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club, 21 Speech Club, 5, -1, Garfield Players, 2, 3, -1, Treasurer, 2, 5, Y-Teen Summer Conference Representa- tive, Hoosier Girls' State Repre- sentative. 53 Rhythmettes, 2, 5, -1: Junior Revue: Senior Play, C. E. P. Class, 23 Variety Show, -ig Speech Contests. ELDRED, ROSE MARY Homeroom Secretary, 2 , Vice- President, 3, Choir, 1, 2, 5, -1, Secretary. 55 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 5, 4, Triple Trio, 3: Biologital Science Club, 5, junior Revue: Senior Play, Royal Purple Staff, 3. FAGG, WILLIAM EARL Hi-Y, 2, SQ Drama Club, 3, -ig Radio Club, '41 International Re- lations Club, -lg F. B. L. A., -ll Senior Play, Basketball, 21 Foot- ball, 2, Golf, 2. 5, -lg Vine Presi- dcnr of Homeroom, -I. FARIS, PHYLLIS JEAN I-Iomeroom Secretary, 1, 4: G. A. A., I, 2, 14, Pin, Monogram. Letter. Senior Award: Y-Teens. l, Z. 5, -ig Junior Revue: Royal Purple Staff. 3, Choir, 5. FENTON, WILLIAM LEE Homeroom Secretary, -lg Hi-Y, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, -ig In- ternational Relations Club, -ig Amatuer Radio Club, 4, Football, 25 Golf, 2, 3, -ig Senior Play, 4. FERENCY, RICHARD JOHN Homeroom President, 2, 53 Na- tional Honor Sociery, 4, Class Treasurer, -ig Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Chap- lain, 5, Council, 3, Visual Edu- cation Club, Ig Amatuer Radio Club, -ig Senior Math Club, -ig Baseball, 1, 2g Basketball, 1, 2: Cross Country, 5, Junior Revue, 5. GENTRY, BETTY JANE G. A. A., 2, Ping Y-Teens, 2, 3. 43 Reading Club, 4, Junior Revue, 5. GOODRICI-I, EDWARD EVERT Withdrew November 11, 1957. GORBY, LARRY LEO Homeroom President, 43 Hi-Y, 2, 31 International Relations Club, -13 Speech Club, 45 Basker- ball, 2, 5. 45 Senior Play, -13 Junior Revue. GOSSARD, HALBERT EUGENE President of Homeroom, 3, Vice-President, 23 Magazine Sales Award, 5, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, Library Club, 1, 2, Vice-President, 23 La- tin Club, 25 Senior Math Club, 3, -I, Secretary, Treasurer, 33 Ama- rure Radio Club, 4, Curriculum Committee, 5. -4: Baseball, 2, 3, Benedictus Staff, 41 Junior Revue, 33 Rotary Conference, -L GREGG, JERRY LEE Audio-Visual Club, l, 22 Hi-Y, 2,-3, -A: Student Council, 5, -ig Editor of School Newspaper, 1. HOLLER, SHARON JOYE Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, -ip Speech Club, 33 Better Readers Club, ,41 Glee Club, 2, Choir: junior Revue: Senior Play. HOUSE, JOHN Class President, 2. zine Sales Award, l, Club International Frenrh Club, l, Z: Key Club, 2, 3, 4, -ig Science Club, 5, Al, junior Revue. 35 Football, 5, -ig Golf, 2. MACK 3, ii Margu- 2. 5, I: Key Trusree. '41 Hi-Y, l, 2: Speech Club HUDSON, RONALD KAYE Withdrew November 5, 1957. JACOBS, THOMAS DAVID Amatuer Radio Club, 41 Speech Club, 55 F. B. L. A., 4, Inter- national Relations Club, President, IQ Hi-Y, 2, 3: Visual Education Club, 1, Royal Purple Staff, 3, Variety Show, 2, 4. Our big year finally arrived! Vile were Seniors at Iasr . . . That was ro mean yellow cords . . . home work . . . decorating the halls for the Christmas season . . . research themes . . . more homework . . . big wheels and the greatest days of our lives. Our sponsors: Miss Burr, Chairman, Mr. Yaeger, Miss Mewhinney, Mrs. Compton, Miss Smyres. 28 JAVINS, ALTRA MARIE KSISJ Cheerleader, 2, 3, 4: Most Popular Girl, lg Miss Starlight, Iunior Revue, 31 Lady-in-Waiting to Football Queen, 43 Prom Queen Attendant, 31 Sock Hop Attend- ant, 21 Secretary of Homeroom, 3. 41 Y-Teens, lg G. A. A., 1. 21 Speech Club, 3. 4, Secretary. 41 Yell Club, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 41 Junior Revue, 3: Senior Play, 41 Royal Purple Staff, 3: Speech Contest, 4. KASRICK, MARY FRANCES Withdrew March 7, 1958. KEI-IRT, ROBERT STEPHEN National Honor Society, 4: Class Treasurer, 2: Homeroom Secretary, 25g Key Club, 2, 3,,4, Secretary, 45 Hi-Y, Ig Physical Science Club, 3. Vice-President, 31 Senior Math Club, 43 Student Council, 1: Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention W. I. C.. 2, 3, All W. I. C., 45 Baseball, 1. 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention W. I. C., 2, All W. I. C., 52 Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2. 5: Cross Country, 4. KELLEY, DONALD RAY N. F. L., Degree of Distinc- tion, Speech Contests, 2: Boys' Glee Club, 2, Hi-Y, 2, 3: Stage Crew, 23 Radio Club, 4, President of International Relations Club, 4, Secretary, 3, Speech Club, Audi- tor, 2, 53 Sergeant of Arms, Dra- ma Club, 2, President, Projector Club, I, Class Treasurer, l: Run- kin Newsbits, lg Royal Purple Staff, 3, Choir, 3, Variety Show, 1, 2, 3, 43 Secretary Homeroom, 2, Junior Red Cross, 4: Bene- dictus Staff, 4, Junior Revue. 3, Senior Play, 4, State Youth Gov- ernor's Conference, 2, 3. KELLEY, MARTHA JEAN Shorthand Certificates: Bible Club, 5, Secretary, Y-Teens, 2, 5, 43 F. T. A., Secretary, -'lg F. B. L. A., Secretary, 4, junior Revue. LOCKE, RAYMOND KENNETH French Contests, 1, 2, First in State, I, 2, Third in National, 22 National Honor Society, 4: Maga- zine Sales Awards, 1, 2, 5, 42 Student Council, 1, 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer, 4, Class Representative, 5, 43 Key Club, 2, 3, 4, Lieutenant- Governor, Indiana District of Key Club International, 41 Royal Pur- ple Staff, 5, 4, Editor-in-Chief, 55 Hi-Y, 13 Choir, 3, 43 Senior Play, 4, Double Quarter, 4, Music Con- tests, LUCAS, LARRY EARL Homeroom Treasurer, 3, 4, Sock Hop Attendant, 21 Twirp King Candidate, 4, Hi-Y, 21 Phy- sical Science Club, 5, 4, Football, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention, W. I. C., Track, 2, 51 Baseball, 2. LUTES, MARY ANN Homeroom Secretary, 31 Home- room President, 45 Y-Teens, G. A. A.: Band, 1, 2, 3. MARSHALL, CAROLYN KAY Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- of-Arms, 43 Red Cross, 2, 43 Bible Club, 3, Band, I, 23 Junior Re- vue, 5, YfTeens Mid-Winter Con- ference, 4. MATTHEWS, PATRICIA ANN ETTE N. F. L., 3, 4, Secretary, 4, Vice-President Holeroom. 3, Sec- retary, 2, Treasurer, 13 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 43 Speech Club, 2, 5, 4, Garfield Players, 3, 45 Student Council, Homeroom Representa- tive, I, Dean's Cabinet, 4: Junior Revue, Senior Play, Rhythmettes, 2, 3. 4, Choir, I, 2, Glee Club, 2, Variety Show, 1, 4, Speeth Contest, 4. MORGAN, THOMAS GORDON N. F. L., 43 American Legion Oratory Winner, 45 Junior Math Club, 23 Biological Science Club, 23 International Relations Club, Sergeant of Arms, 3, ,lg Speech Club, Parliamentarian, 5, Presi- dent, 4: Band, 2. 5, .lg Junior Revue, Senior Play, -43 Garfield Senator for State Student Congress, fig Variety Show, 45 Debate Team, 2-, 3, 43 National Thespian So- ciety, 4g Garfield Players. MYERS, -IUDITI-I CAROL Wfithdrew November ti, 1957. OTTO, DAVID W'ithdrew November ll, 1957 OWENS, LOMAN LEROY Boys' State Representativeg Wia- bash Valley, Football, 5, -61 W. I. C., -ig Hi-Y, 2, 5, Al, Sergeant nf Arms, 45 Football, 2, 3, -'lg Track, 2, 5, 4, Regionals, 53 Basketball, 2 As always, new fads came and were gone . . . We learned to dance the Chalypso and the Stroll . . . The girls cooperated with the revival of the sack dress . . . The boys stood by in pegged pants and jacket sweaters . . . We danced at Wassells to such tunes as Tarnmy,', You Send Me, jail- house Rock, and At the Hop . . . and Z for Zorrow appeared everywhere. The Benny Staff launches the sales campaign with the production of The Benny Game with featured song, Three Hundred Pennies' OWENS, RICHARD LEON Hi-Y, 2, 5, -ig Sports Club, 11 Football, 2, 3, -ig Track, 2, 5, -l. PARSON, DAVID LANCE Second Place, City Voice of Democracy Speech Contest, 4, Magazine Sales Award, 1, 25 Na- tional Thespian Society, -lg Hi-Y, l, 2, Student Council, Class Rep- resentative, 1, 23 Physical Science Club, 33 Speech Club, ,111 Inter- national Relations Club, Qg Junior Red Cross, 4, Garfield Players, 4, Senior Play, -I: junior Revue: Royal Purple Staff, ig Choir, 5, -Ii Baseball, -4. PIGG, WILLIAM GORDON Local and State Music Contest- ant, 2, 5, -ig Trombone Trio, Quar- tetg Hi-Y, 2, 5, -ig Student Coun- cil, 5, Homeroom Representative: Band, 2, 5, -ig Dance Band, 2, 3, -ig Junior Revue, S. PLIMMER, SHIRLEY LOU Junior Prom Queen, 31 Home- room Secretary, 5, -i: Magazine Sales Award, 5, -lg G. A, A., Pin, Monogram, Letter, Plaque, 1, 2, 3, 43 Christmas Parade Float, -'ig Y-Teens, 1, 2, 5, -ig Choir, 23 Rhythmettes, 2, 3, -ig junior Re- vue, Senior Play, Royal Purple Staff, 3, Benedictus Staff, 43 Va- riety Show, fi, POWELL, EDGAR BURTON Hi-Y, 2, 5, -ig Basketball, 2 Track, l, 2. 32 ROLOFF, NINA DARLENE Speech Club, ll Science Club. l: lircnch Club, 3, -ig Bible Club, ig Y-Teens, l, 2, 5. -l! Senior Play Q SABLA, PAUL EDWARD Secretary of Homeronm, 33 Hi-Y, 1, 23 Senior Math Club, Vice- President, 3. President, 4g Radio Club, -6. SCHOMER, SUSAN ANN Candidate for Most Popular Girl, ,ig Homeroom Vice-President. ,ig Homctoom Secretary, 23 Y- Teens. 1, 2, 5. -i :French Club. 2, Eg F. T. A., 43 Junior Revue, S, Benedictus Staff, 4. SCOTT, WILLIAM ROBERT Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Council, 4, Popcorn Committee. 3, 4. We have had many experiences this year . . . We took College Entrance Exams and Scholarship Tests . . . Some of us filled out job applications . . . We talked with college representatives . . . and we prepared for our new life ahead. Another Garfield tradition . . . the seniors trim the tree for the lower hall to say, Merry Christmas to everyone. SHANAHAN, KAREN ANN Y-Teens, 2, 3, 45 Bible Litera- ture, 35 Choir, 1, 2, 3, 45 Triple Trio, -65 junior Revue, 3. SMITH, JOANNA RUTH Magazine Sales Award, 43 Home- room Secretary, 2, Treasurer, 5, Vice-President, 25 Student Coun- cil, 15 Bible Club, 2: Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, -15 Latin Club. 2, 3, Secre- tary, 2, Treasurer, 31 Triple Trio, 3, -I5 Better Readers Club, -ig Royal Purple Staff, 3, -ig Benedic- tus Staff, 45 Junior Revue, 35 Mu- sic Contexts, SMITH, THOMAS WILFORD Homeroom Secretary, Presidenrg Sports Club, 15 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, -i 5 Music Contestsg Band, 2. 3, 45 Dante Band: Junior Revue, 5: Variety Show, 4. SNIDER, NORMA JEAN Y-Teens, 45 Bible Club, 45 Fu- ture Homemakers of America, 4, Secretary, -1. SNODDY, RICHARD LYNN Red Cross: Hi-YQ Choir. SULLIVAN, JACQUELINE SUE G. A. A., Pin, Monogram, Letter, High Bowling Average, 2, 5, -1, Y-Teens, Z, 3, 43 Glee Club, 4: junior Revue, Choir, 3, -l SWANDER, ROBERT RAY National Honor Society, 4. President, 'lg Class Secretary, 31 Class Vice-President, -lg Home-room President, 2, Hi-Y, 1, 21 Latin Club, l, 2, 6. Vice-President: Senior Math Club, -li Football, l, 2, 3, ,lg Tennis, l, 2, 5, All junior Revue, lg Dance Band, l, 2g Orchestra, l, 21 Band, l. 2. TAYLOR, CAROLYN JEANNE F. T. A., l, 23 YATeens, l, 2, 3, 'lg Bible Club, 33 Library Club, 45 Biological Science Club, 4g Band, 1, 2, 39 junior Revue, 3: Moved to California. THOMSON, JUDITH ANN Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, -lg G, A. A., 1, 2, 5, 4, Pin. Monogram, Letter: Junior Revue, 5, Choir, 23 Rhythmettes, 2, 5, Al. TRUEBLOOD, LARRY DALE Hi-Y Camp, fl: Speech Club l, 23 HifY Secretary, 3, -lg Hi-H Council, 3, -4: Manager, Basket- ball, Football, Baseball, l, 2, 5, -l. WATSON, PAUL HART National Honor Society. all Class Representative Student Coun- cil. 2, 5, -6, Vice-President, 'll Hi-Y, I, ll: Junior Math Club, 21 International Relations Club, -ig Football, I, 2, 5, fl, Basketball. I, 2, Tennis, 1, 2, 5, -lg Royal Purple Staff, 3, Junior Revue, 33 Band, l, 2. 5. WEBSTER, MARY ELLEN Y-Teens, 1, 2, 5, -lg Library Club, 1, 3, Choir, ,ig Glee Club, 2. WICKERSHAM, GLORIA JEAN Student Council Homeroom Representative. 23 Speech Club, I, 2: Y-Teens, l, 2, 5, 4, Coumil, 'lg Rhyrhmettes, l, 2, 5, rl: junior Revue: Senior Play. WILLIAMS, MARILYN ANN Magazine Sales Awnrrl, l. Z. 5, -I1 Y-Teens, l, 2. 5, -41 Library Club, 2, 5, F. T. A., -1, Treasurer. -ig F. B. L. A., 4, Treasurer. 41 Junior Revue. 5g Royal Purple Staff, 3, Choir, 2, 5, al, WILSON, RICHARD LEE Homeroom Treasurer, 3, Sec- retary, 5, Vice-President, 2: I-IifY, 1, 2, 4, Junior Math Club, I: French Club, 23 International Ref lations Club, 5, Red Cross. 3, l, Secretary, IQ Tennis. 21 Royal Pur- ple Staff, 5. YAEGER, JOANNE Lady-in-Waiting to Football Queen, lg N, F. L., 2, 5, 41 Na- tional Honor Society, 43 Football Queen, 4g Curriculum Committee, 2, 5, 42 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 5. 4, Speech Club, 1, Student Council, Homeroom Representative, 2, 3, 4, Dean's Cabinet, l, 2. 3, 4, Rhythmettes, 5, 43 Junior Revue, 5: Senior Play, 43 Royal Purple Staff. 31 Chairman of Variety Show, 4. YATSKO, MICHAEL LAWRENCE Class Vice-President, 2, 5: Homeroom President, 1, 2, Hi-Y, l, 2, 5, 4, Chaplain, 'lj Visual Education Club, l, 21 Physical Science Club, 53 Summer Camp for Hi-YQ junior Revue, 5: Bas- ketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 1, 2, 5. N ot Pictured EWING, FLOYD TALMADGE MARTIN, STEVEN CORDELL MCQCARTY, JAMES WESLEY MEEHAN, CAROL LOU SNYDER, JAMES ROBERT YORK, RODNEY KENNETH Red Cross, 33 Hi'Y, 3, A31 51300111 i b ll 1 2 ' Club, 1, 23 Font a , , , 43 Choir, 1, 2, 5, ll Dmlblf Qllaf' tet 4. Our last year in the dear old halls of Garfield was indeed a full one. We were kept busy making plans for and participating in The Birds and the Boysi' . . . Benny Drive . . . 'iSno Joke Christmas Float . . . Junior-Senior Prom . . . Farewell Assembly . . . Picnic . . . Luncheon . . . and Commence- ment . . . Sayonara to our high school days . . . and to our famous autographed senior cords. l.lflf'l' To RIGHT: Marvin Haney, Larry Keppcn, Lynn Peterson, Susan Armstrong. Acrcy. -lack Atlams, George Alkirc, Molly Allan, Hcrschcll Allcn, Mary Luuisc Alsup, Don Armstrong, Susan Bal-ccr, Patricia lialtcsu, Marie Bartlwcll, Ronald Bastien, Carolyn Bashaw, Frank Fault, -Icrry Berlin, Otto Berry, litlwaril Biblwy, Darlene Brackun. Blarilyn Britlgt-water, Rita Butts, Carolyn Byars, Patsy Carlyle, ,lanic Carscy. James Clavult, Ronaltl Ciliickatlauncc, Pristi 38 CLASS OF 1959 .... JUNIORS l'1'taw1tfc11t lffrc' Pro SL'Lil'6'ftll'l 'l'r'c't1 K !lV'L'! CLASS OFFICIIERS ,YIIICIII Marvin Haney Larry Kcppcn L5 nn Peterson Susan Armstrong at Q,-an , x .:,. 4-Ev 1 f 1 1 3 lf: 7 7.-.4 Q Q W Sm if W Y' x at f Clayton, Linda Cooprider, Randell Crites, Sondra Crowley, Sharon Cunning, Leanne Dean, Robert DeCamp, Phillip Decker, Ronald Deighton, Sandra Duffy, Margaret Farlywine, Rosemary Eaton, Rex llddings, Ann Evans, William Fenton, Edward Fisher, Stephen Fox, Patricia Freeze, Samuel Joseph Gabbard, Karen Gamble, Donald Garver, Linda Gillis, John Gilmore, Robert Goodrich, Willianl Gossom, Sandra Gregg, Janet Guess, Helen Gummere, Paul Haney, Marvin Hawkins, Gary Haynes, Carolyn Hodges, Jesse Holmes, Jerri Hulman, Deborah Humphreys, Robert Hussong, David Ingersoll, John Jackson, Joyce Jenkins, Georgia Jenkins, Sue Jerrels, Judith Johnson, Donald Johnson, Valda Johonnott, Dorothy Jones, Marilyn Jones, Willirxm m ix, Judd, Ronald Kamarata, Donald Modcsitt Jon Monningcr Donna Morlan Robert Liurphy Donna Nipple Tom Osborne, Rolwert Parrish, Janette Peters, Hilda Peterson, Lynn Pridemore, James va-4.v Prose, Jacquelyn Puckett, Lester A Purcell, Judith Rassie, Judith Readinger, Ronald Roberts, Madonna Rollings, Alice Roman, Mary Jo Roshel, Anthony Sanders, Margaret Schneider, Jacquelyn Scott, Donald Scott, Edward Slover, Michael Keith, Karen Kelley, James Keppen, Larry King, Gerald Kirby, Joanne Koerner, Rita Latham, Herschell Lentz, John Lucas, Don Mace, Nancy Martin, Barbara Mason, Joseph Maxwell, James Mayrose, Richard McClelland, Charlene McCracken, Judith McDonald, Richard McGlosson, Elsie Mclntosh, Carol McKee, James Mickey, Danny Milhourn, Marcia Mitchell, Carolyn Moats, Don Snyder, Robert Spillers, Hattie Steele, Edward Stevenson, Paul Stewart, Raymona Stoner, Paul Swalls, Donna Swandet, Charles Taylor, Loretta Templeton, Susan Thomas, Bonnie Lou Thomas, Jerry Thompson, Thomas Thomson, Georgia Thomson, James Tincher, Dwight Trueblood, Nancy Turner, Carolyn Underhill, Barbara Vaughn, Monon Walker, Linda Waters, Fred Watson, Virginia Wheeler, Bruce White, Janice Wilcox, james Williams, Marla Kay Wfood, Mary Ann Wools, Donald Wright, Sharon Youngblood, Lynn Major activity of the year for the juniors was the pro- duction of From Buggy to Boogief' their revue. 41 Bm cr. Marilj. n Li l'l' To RIGHT: lil-li lil.ikc. K,1rcn Kelley. Judy Pike, Lynn Coy. CLASS OFFICERS I':'c.ii1lw1f Virv -Pr'cari1fe11t Scffrclmji Truim lH'L'l' CLASS OF 1960 .... SOPHOMORES Alvcl, Alurncs Adams. ,lcrry Almonil, Ellyn I Anilcrson, Ililc ' b Analcrson, W'illic 'V::. 4 Archer, Connie Ps N Arclurr. Ricluril Armstrong, Kutlmlcmn Bass, liluyil Bcgirty, ,lunc BL-cknmn, Peggy Bcililow, Virginia Blakc, Rolwcrt Bloomer, -luilith Bllflljllfklflf, Rolwrt Bcmncss, Carol Burouglms, Robert Boyd, Alplmcus Bmlus, lfrnust Brcntlingcr, joseph Bmssnmn. Gln-ml.1 Brown, Dukllcy Brown, Stephen Rolvcrt Blriku Kurcn Kelley -luilitli Pike Lynn Coy 1 A, .3 , 'cf' J in 'Xxx Broyles, Vicki Bruce, Sandra Burkel, Janet Burton, Robert Bynum, Frank Chandler, Alicc Cheeks, Idella Church, William Clark, Judith Clatfelter, Gary Clayton, Karen Climer, Sharon Coltlerbank, Barbara Cole, Jacqueline Conover, Kay Cook, Carolyn Cork, Robert Cox, Lyntla Coy, Lynn Craig, Barbara Craig, Ralph Criss, Shirl Crowder, Marx' Annc Cruse, Larry Cunning, Robert Curnutt, Homer Darnell, Ruth Daugherty, Phyllis Davis, Doris Davitro, Eileen Derrick, Robert Dischinger, Nancy Doatles, Kenneth Doner, Celelia Dopher, Robert Douglas, Kent Dunbar, Robert Dunbar, William Dunfee, janet Dunkin, Ralph Etlington, Judith Edmonson, Rita lillis, Gary Elkins, Donna Ely, ,loan Faris, Sue Fenton, Mary Ann Ferency, john Howell, Linda Inman, john Johnson, Joyce Johnson, Patricia jones, Delta jones, Howard Thirteen heads are better than one say the sopho- mores as they to make plans get together for their an- nual sock hop. Feuquay, joseph Pick, Allan Flint, Barbara Fuson, jane Galloway, Nancy Garvey, Verlann Gentry, William Gilmore, john Graham, Martha Graham, Nancy Grizzle, Louise Guthrie, Diane Haltom, Nancy Hamilton, Judith Haney, Janet Harkness, Robert Hart, Annadean Hayhurst, Rebecca Hazelton, Sharon Henderson, Karen Highsmith, Stephen Holler, Betty Jane House, Virginia Houston, Wfilliam Jones, Patrick Jones, Roy Joseph, Carolyn Joseph, Marilyn Kelley, Jack Kelley, Karen Kellogg, Beverly Kincaid, Richard King, lona King, Karen Kay King, Karen Sue King, Sharon Klein, Larry Koch, Alice Kraft, Karen Krockenherger, Karen LaClave, Bonnie Lamlvert, Clifford Lark, Judith Laughrey, Carolyn Layman, Barbara Layman, Sandra Leatherwood, Rona Lockwood, JoAnne Lorey, Paul MacKinney, Stephanie lNIahan, Jerry Maitlen, Clifford Mathers, Charlotte Llatson, Stephen Mattax, Marsha McCready, Judith McCullough, Wlilliam McDaniels, Judith McDonald, Gordon McGill, Judith Mclntosh, Larry McKay, Betty Meissel, Sonny Miller, lla Miser, Bohetta lNIoffett, Carl Moore. Donna Moore, Jeanne lNIorris, Sandra Mouser, Donna Murray, Janet Myers, Sallie Jo Remlinger, Kay Richey, Li f1LlLl Rittman, Ruth Roherts, Douglas Rodahaugh, Daniel Rotlahaugh, Davitl Rosselli, Jerry Rowe, Barbara Roy, Paul Russell, Sharon Samuels, Brian Sauer, Susan Sandra, Patricia Session, Cora Seward, Leslie Shaw, Larry Shaw, Robert Shea, Howard Simpson, Carol Skirvin, Sandra Smith, Kenneth Smith, Nikki Snediker, Deanna Sollars. Juanita Neukom, Sandra Nichols, John Nitley, Vikki Nolte, Ellen Norris, Wfilliam Overpeck, Donna Paige, Sandra Patterson, Shirley Pensack, Michael Peoples, Toni Peters, Thomas Pike, james Pike, klutlith Pine, Janice Pittman, Thomas Pitts, Patricia Powell, julian Powell, Phillip Presnell, Ronald Prewitt, Betty Price, William Ralston, joseph Randall, Charlotte Reagin Ioseph Steele, Sylvia Stevens, Cale Stockton, John Strohl, Larry Tacker, Walter Tamplcton, Delores Thomas, Carolyn Travelstead, jerry Truehlood, Joseph Utterback, Donna Varda, Joyce Vencel, Julia Kay Wrilker, Ruth Walwik, William Wester, Judith Wilbur, Donald Wilkes, Raymond Williamson, Donna Wilson, Penny Winters, LaVerne Zigler, john Zukokas, Larry Zwerner, Paul The sophomores take an admiring look at their new Class rings with the com- ment, Wow! Are they sharp! LEFT To RIGHT: Bob llissey, Molly Iiddings, Betty Tetrick, Ann Wfools. Ahlmeyer, Harriet All, Ronald Bisden, jack Becktold, Sandra Bedford, Norma Bennett, Connie Bissey, Robert Black, Julie Bolinger, Joyce Borgman, Frances Bratt, james Brown, Michael Bucholz, Rodrick Burns, Elizabeth Butler, Kay Butts, Judith Byerley, Shirley Campbell, Richard Chandler, Vlilliam Chaney, john Cherry, Delores Cherry, joseph Clayton, Fred Corridan. Nadine CLASS OFFICERS l're,vi1fe 111 Vita'-P7'e,i'i1fel1I Sec1'elm'.1 T1'e1l.m Ver CLASS OF 1961 . . . FRESHMEN Rohert Bissey Molly lfddings Ann XVoolS Betty Tetrick Y. S ee t :,-- we J :llz ,,:.f , 'vvv Z 2 : , 'g l ,A, : Q ' -X, KK K 9 ..,. ,. ..,p- vizl gsrf w ,,.. , Q .I ji I X4 Q ,iii tl, ff ff . 2 S .Q., 2 gf' f It lil fx ,ff ' f 1. 5 j ' V,, H. P A ' ' ' 1 it h efe iree to f S r ' B r W , E-Z .A , ,- ,.,. Y. M zzn I , -I ,V . t .. 3- it kl Aw X . t ? l E ff 5 'L eff ,.,. v.-l. ' Q Q , Q K K W i Corzine, Jane Davis, Micci Davitto, Pete Decker, Jerry Decker, Rita Dempster, Jeanne Detrick, Judith Dicken, Terry Diekman, Robert Dietz, Larry Dischinger, Tomya Dopher, Carl Dunning, Glenda Eddings, Molly Eldred, Norma Fverhart, James Fassino, Gloria Fisher, Ann Fesler, Gail Fitzsimmons, Martha Freeze, Fry, Carl Markanna Fuqua, Peter Garvin, joetta ,X Gillaspy, Jack Gillen, Donna Gillespie, Dale Goble, Bonnie Goss, Paul Graham, Richard Graves, Carol Gruenholz, Andrew Hall, Thomas Hallett, James Hamilton, Larry Harper, Randall Henricks, Ronald Higginbotham, Daniel Hoffman, james Hopper, Paul Howard, Xwilliam Hulman, Katie Humphreys, Larry Johnson, Connie A. . Johnson, Eleanor V - Jones, Doyle jones, Karen Sue f I ' fix, ung, Eugene me 39. Y B... 5. , a 'sw .,, -if - '-, ' ' C 1 .. .. ' T t A 2 Murphy, Mary Newport, Daniel Nidiffer, Sharon Parke, Donna Parson, Sharon Petty, Arthur Pittman. Lester Powell, Richard Prose, Wfilbur Pruitt, Phyllis Reece, Amy Ann Reynolds, Norma Richards, Vicci Roberts, Diana Roberts, Laura Rodriguez, John Rollings, JoAnn Rose, Carolyn Roseberry, Mary Anna Rozgony, Stephen Schneider, jon Scott, Juanita Scruggs, Jackson Shassere, Karheryn Killen, Robert Kindel, Tipton King, james Laloux, Nadine Lauterback, Anita List, Julie Livingston, Marjorie Loudermilk, George Lowder, Agnes Lowe, Willianm Mace, Norma Marrs, Donna Mascari, Michael Mason, Nancy Mattox, William Maxwell, Donald McCoy, Geraldine McCoy, Larry Mercer, Larry Morge, Richard Morgan, Barbara Morris, Arlene Morris, Charlene Morrison, Donna Shea, Ann Shea, Kathleen Smiley, Andrew Smith, Judith Smith, Kay Snyder, Patricia Spencer, David Stevenson, Rita Swander, Carl Swiger, Janice Taylor, Stillman Tetrick, Betty Thomas, Bruce Thomas, Michael Thompson, Barbara Thomson, David Thornburgh, lN1ary Tomlinson, Kathleen Turner, Suzanne Van Sant, Carol Watson, Charlene Weber, Ann Wcddlc, Robert Wey, Mary Williams, Barbara Jean Williams, Howard Williams, Kenneth Williamson, Joyce Willis, Leanne Winters, Darlene Wlodarz, Sophia Wright, Mickey Yansky, Louis Zwerner, Robert Freshmen dress up for a Hobo Parry in order to get better ac- quaintecl. CLASS OF 1962 . Mid-Termers Getting acquainted with each other and with Garfield is fun at the Big and Little Sister Party. Reagin, Jeff Roman, Linda Stuart, Carlene Taylor, William Thompson, James Toulson, Paul Tyler, Norman Underwood, james Willianis, Venita Baldwin, Linda Burke, Linda Cheeks, Phyllis Coffman, Danny Dierdorf, Sandra Edmonson, Charles Edwards, Etta Hoffner, Nick Ingle, Mike Jones, Stanley Killen, Donna Kirkham, George Lantz, james Lincoln, James Mayback, Connie McG0sson, Ronda McGuinness, Mary Meehan, Edward Moore, Stephen Morrison, Pat Nicoson, Barry Nipple, Sandra Osborn, Nancy Ray, Jayne IDIQGANIZATIUNI s fi' a W ,Q qi Lb' ' sf, 0 xg u Th s d C '1 h pl x4 k p h g ' ' h 'gh 4 PM k. 9, . 53 P1'c.i'ia'e fl! l'!iL'6'-P1'L'.l'ill!.' 111 SL't'1'elt11j1 T 1'et1,i ll rc 1' Sfw 11101 OFFICERS Paty Hatton Paul Watscnn Judith jerrels Ray Locke M iss G race DeVaney X Xi DcVanu u jerrel Rx L e ,f-Q., T President Patty Hutton plans the agenda for the next meeting. STUDENT COUNCIL CQLASS-IZLFCQTIZD Ml Swlfm ,lllllfffl ti SOf7l7UUl0l'L i lfzw 17111611 1 ZMBERS .lorry Gmail Corn Ahel Paul Xvatson Ray Locke Donna Swulls Judith -Ierrels Otto Berlin Marsha Mattax Brian Samuels Mike Mascari 54 The wheels are kept turning at Garfield so far as the students are concerned by the representative or- ganization of the student body, the Student Council. The Student Council, capably sponsored by Miss DeVaney, has had an outstanding student leader this year in Paty Hatton. Paty got things off to a good start by attending the meeting of the National Associa- tion of Student Councils at Roswell, New Mexico. Come September, the Student Council started the ball tolling, and it gained momentum as the year went by. After the welcome assembly for new students, Council members managed the mechanics of the Magazine drive at which a new all-school record was set. Then came Twitp Week, another highlight of the yeatis acti- vities. The Council continued to plan the weekly assembly program, and some excellent programs were present- ed during the year. The program of noon activities also continued with the DJ show proving to be a popular one. The only money-making project of the Council, The Varieties of 1958, was a huge success with a sell-out crowd witnessing the effort of a hard-working committee headed by Joanne Yaeget and Ray Locke. Clean-Up Campaign plans were carried forward by the Student Council, also, with some clever innova- tions being used this year. Also, a new duty fell to the lot of this organization when they planned and built a float for Terre Haute's Christmas parade. The Student Council is the true representative organization of the entire school, being composed of rep- resentatives elected by each class and each homeroom. The thoughts and ideas of the student body are inter- preted to the administration through this organization whose sole aim is to make Garfield a better school. -Top Row: Brian Samuels, Jetty Gregg, Mike Mascari, Dudley Brown, Roberta Utterback, Carol Bonncss, Rebetca Hayhurst, Judy Detntk, Nanty Fischer, Barbara Lemrick, Barbara Morgan, Judy Clark, Miss DcVancy. Second Row: Marsha Mattax, Cora Abel, Otto Berlin, James Thomson, XVi1liam Fenton, Joanne Yacger, Janet Glfgg. Elsie McGlosson, Karen Henderson, Patsy Byers, Kenneth Williams, Bob Derrick, Tony Miller. Third Row: Judy Jerrels, Donna Swalls, Larry Hamilton, Bill XValwik, Judy Rassie, Bottom Row: Paul Xwatson, Ray Lotke, James Pike. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS Sponsor Mrs Conroy lOffxters Presxdent Donald Scott V1tePres1dent Ronald Judd Setrctary Janet Corzlne Treasurer Lmda XVa ker LLFT To RIGHT Top Row Mrs Conroy B Wheeler T Roshel R Judd C Nloflett D Stott Bottom Row F Borgman L Walker J Swrger D Roloff J Beatty J Corzme LATIN CLUB Sponsor: Mrs, Compton. Officers: President, Ronald Dvorak: Vice-President, Michael Deadyg Secretary-Treasurer, Susan Sauer. LEFT To RIGHT! Top Row: D, Rodabaugh, R. Bissey, R. Dvorak, P. Powell, M. Deady, R. Blake, L. Zukokas, J. Chaney XV. Lowe. Middle Row: NV. Church, K. Jones, D NX'inters, H. Ahlemeyer, K. Kraft, M. Eddings, D. Marrs, D. Parke P. Fuqua, R. Henricks. Bottom Row: Mrs. Compton, N. Reynolds, J. Black, J. Garvin, J. Lockwood, K. Vencel, S. Sauer, D. Cherry KEY CLUB Sponsor Nlr Drsthrnger Otlxttrs Pruxdcnt Terry Dlsthmger V1LePres1dent John Gxllxs Setretary Robert Kehrt Treasurer Allan :tk l.ll'I To RIGHT Top Row R Harkness I Grllxs B Samuels L Coy M Haney R Blake J Pike D Thomson Nlrddle Row R Woodburn L Youngblood A Frck T Drschrnger R Locke J House Bottom Row T W orkmnn K Wlrllxams R Mayrose R Kehrt J Maxwell Mr Drschmger JUNIOR RED CROSS Sponsor Nlrs Traum Oftrcers President Polls wlflght V1cePres1dent Alxce Adams Secretary Rrchard Wfrlson Treasurer Georila Jenklns LFYT To RIGHT Top Rovs R Gears J Stockton R Snoddw R Wrlson D Parson J Trawelstead K Hulman Nlrs Traum Nlrddle Row H Guess B Craxg S Crrss C McClclland D Guthrxe C Sxmpson D Wrllramson J Prke Bottom Rovs V Dans R Koerner NI Fuzsrmmons R Kelrh I McCraLken G jenkms P XX rnght .' I l . V ' b . I A . , ,. f , . V. . ,Y , , , . INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB Sponsor Mr Lorton Offlcers President Thomas Jacobs Vxce Prestdent Xwrllxam Fenton Secretary Treasurer Bonme Thomas 'I To RIGHT Top Row P Watson R Rlthards XX Xkalmxlt G NtDonald D Parson I. DeLong Nr Lorton Xllddle Row R Dunbar T jatobs XX Penton W lapel. M Watlxs R joncs L KLppLn R McDonald j Rasslt L Garter BIBLE CLUB Sponsor Mtss Smyres Offlters President Marla Wlllldmb Vu Prtsxdent Sherry Stoker Secretary Peggv Betkman Treasurer Donlld Gamblc Lu-1 To RIGHT Top Row L Youngblood R Laisaday NI Mllbourn ,I Purcell L Haynes D Gamble Bottom Row Nitss Smxres S Stoker M Wllllams K Smith R Stexensm B Martin P Bc-tlxman Lrirf ' : K Bottom Row: S. Wfriglmt, B. Thomas, R, Gilmore, L. Gorby, J, Carsey, D. Kelley, T. Morgan, S. Highsmith ' . . J , . r' '. . ' E, ,,' v , . 3 . y 1 . , I , PALETTE CLUB Sponsor: Miss Martin. Officers' President Rosemary Earlywine' Secretary Treasurer Connie Johnson LEFT To RIGHT Q johnson Miss Martin M Thornburgh J Williamson P De Camp E Daxitto R Earlywine D johnson V Broyles J Pine LIBRARY CLUB Sponsor Miss Bungard Offiters President VILRI Bmxlcs Vine President Darlene Bibbx Stcretarw Eduard Stott Ttmsurtr joseph Nlmstm Ll l I To RIGHT l Wittrs J Tailor R Dun Middle Rum L Hargis D Bxbbx S Sttclt Miss Bungard lx Clayton T Diiken V Broylcs M ones N Galloway B Ldflaxe Nl XX tbstcr R Rdusihcr Bottom Rim M Graham R Darenell J Nld reads Xi Wes C L.xuf.hrcx B Pruitt J Burke-l Q Top Row: P. Stevens, R. Yfilkcs. R, Kincaid, R, Morlan, W. Tinker. H. Allen. I? 101155, Swlt. FUTURI: TLACI-IERS OI' AMERICA Sponsor Mrs Wasson Offrters Presxdent Norma Mercer VxcePres1dcnt Lmda Fulwrder Secretary Jenn Kellew Treasurer Marllyn XVIIIIHIDS LF FT To RIGHT Top Row M Crowder I Mnllcr R Ltemclt J Lentz R Grlmour J Waltman B Kellogg S Sthomer C Burk Mrddle Rovx B Coldcrbank L Iulvudcr Xl XX1ll1ams P Pitts P Duffy D Monnlnger J Holmes Mrs Wasson Bottom Rom P Daugherty J hum: lx Tumlmsun P Nlrller J Kcllq IN Mcrtcr VISUAI EDUCATION Sponsor Mr Lorton Sponsor Mr Yaezer Ll I I' To RIGHT Top Row J Belr I M.utlen Mr Yu cr Xlr Lortun I' Fenton Bottom Row W Gentry C Lambert L Lruse j fcrcnq D Lucas - , , ' , f ' I '- fl ' Y ' ,. , Y I ' . 'V ', ' Y ' , , . r, k . ' ,' . A 4. . JUNIOR MATH CLUB Sponsor Mies Rcirzel Otflrcrs, Presrdcnr Paul Zwemer Vue Presxdenr Jrhn Srorkun Sc-premry Treasurer james Ab l LIFT To RIGHT Top Rovr J Abel H Lurnutt P Zwemer J Snort M Pcnsul. Mlddlc Row D Zlzler J Feuquay K Kraft S BLClx old Miss Relrzl Bmrom Row Q Malden R Crarg SENIOR MATH CLUB Spam xr Xlxsi Kellx LH1 To RIGHI Top R xx ri Yxoodburn R Cooprldcr C lxncll r T D NLl1ll lLLl' Nlorlulr D XX ools R Snyder Xllddle Pom Nllsi lxellx R Svn.1ndLr R XXools R lxLl1rr Xlaxucll Borrom Rom H Gossard P Gummere S Armstrong Nl Cork P Sabld R fcrenu - 1 1- A . 1 1 1 -1 I ' - p Officers: President, Paul Sublu, Vine-Preiidcnr. Ronald XY'oolS. Serrcrury-Trc,nL1rer, David Holmes. rv: '. . .Q , Q. ' ':, . xx . ', . '-. r ' r ': . ' . '. . . . 'A .J.. - , PHYSICAL SCIENCE CLUB LLI'-'I To RIGHT Sponsor Mr Warlly Ofnters Presldent Ronald Rnehards Vxtellresrdent Ronald Kmg Setrctary Donald Alsop Treasurer Phllllp De Camp I: BTop Row E Steele T Workman J Kelley P De Camp R Bynum J House L Lucas J Ralston erry Mxddle Rovs Mr XY allly R Mayrose R Snyder R Km R Richards R Humphreys B Barton P Roy Bottom Row D Alsop J Gxllrs T Thompson R Readllnger M Haney J Arrry T Nhpple W Houston S Brown AMATEUR RADIO CLUB Sponsor Mr Engle Offrtcrs Presrdent Garry Havskrns V1tePres1dent Randy Cooprxder Secretary Treasurer Jerry Belt Top Rom J Kelley J Belt R Coopnder H Gossard K Douglas R Judd J Modeslt Mr Engle Mlddle Rovs G Havxluns A Petty L Hamilton J Glllespy H Jones R Dopher I Bynum T RllLV J Lentr Bottom Rovu D Alsop J Thomas D Newport P Goss L Mtlntosh J Acrey R Dyoralt R Yerency P Sabla I 'I . ' I ', . ' ' , . ' , . A 2, , I ,, . , . ' . . LEFT To RIGHT: BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE CLUB LEFT To RIGHT Row one L Cunnmg L Grxzzle B Layman J Lark J Moore N Graham G Brossman S Hazelton A Weber Row two L Seward P Chntkadaunte S Templeton A Rolllngs L Cox S Patterson P Sanders J Lly J johnson M Fry Row three L Dopher J Feuquay R Zwerner R Weddle L Yansky 1 Rodrxguez L McIntosh I Trueblood J Inman R Morge P Hopper P Davxtto Mr Wunker Row four J Jones A Gruenholz H Wrlllams G Hawkins R Shaw F Bynum J Mahan P Zwerner P Lorey C Swander S Rozgony j Basden R Dnekman M Pensack D Newport J Scruggs T Taylor D Spencer R Bucholz The Brologrcal Scrence Club under the new sponsorslup of Mr WL1Dk6f strtves to acquarnt members yuth the opportumtles rn blologxcal suente It also sttnves to arouse the 1nterest of non members by makmg suence proletts for dlsplay IH scrence farrs The B1olog1cal Sclence Club prov1des many aCt1v1t1es such as fleld tr1ps fllms, and speakers Awards are glven to students who compete ln sctence projects for suence fatrs The club IS open to all xx ho xush to galn more knowx ledge of b1olog1tal SCICHCC OFFICERS Prerzdent joseph Feuquax Treamrer Robert BonDurant Sergeant at Arms Tom Nrpple Secretary Joan Eh W Row five: J. Nichols, R. BonDurant, A. Fick, A. Petty, R. Dopher, B. Thomas, R. Graham, R. Cork, R. jones, L. Mercer, O 7 3 . v V. . Y . . N . Lim To RIGHT np Row Stun B De-.lean A Fddrnas lx A nstrone A Fxsher J Cole D Parson NI Pensnle F Bern R Dunbxr D Gxmble X1 elle Row N 'Slate L adley B Flint .1 rs organ erugges Int Henler D Oxerpee Peoples S Pnge ntron1 Row s XlllldITlS P 1 I' e Collins S Stoker M XXlll1.1ms GARFIELD PLAX ERS NATIONAL THLSPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS NATIONAL THESPIAN OIFIC ERS GARFIPLD PLAYFRS SOCIETY P11 lfffffff I-lnda Hadlfs P1el1u'w1t Mleha l Collxns l ILL Pzerzduzt James Thomson 5ef,6,,,,1 Arm Wools Tlbcllfllel Barbara Deagan Sponuol Mrs Wanels W1lll2mS The members ot the Garfreld Players, the dramatre orgtnrzatron of Gftrfreld hive ss therr ultrmate goal membershrp 1n the Nauonal Thespran Soexety To attaln thls membershrp the players p'1rt1e1pate 1n school plays md other thefttre xxorle Th1s yetr four one let plays hlve been presented to the student bodx 1nd tlso to outslde o gtmzmons Trtles of the pltys xx ere C hrrstmas Rose, T1me Out, Seeds of Suspleron md Box Meets lunrly As therr monex mxlerneg proleet of the yelr the Gftrheld Pl tyers produeed 1 three ut 1 lly l lther Knoxxs Best xx l11el'l proved to be 1 bw sueeess The LllIDlX ofe1eh5e1r1s the lnnutl blnquet wt whleh uxards 1re presented to the best letor mel best xetress for the se tson T1 'I ,l, , . f , . 1 ' A 1 '. rx I Y, . , . . , . 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LYF1 To RIGHT Top Rovs H Curnutt M Vfachs L Keppen T Jacobs G McDonald L Gorby T Kmdel D Jones S Gossom I Carlyle L Peterson Mlddle Row P rox L Taylor G Thomson C Mttchell D Hulman S Turner C Doner D Roberts J Scott D Utterback S Wfrxghr P Johnson Bottom Row Mrs Wrlltams L Hadley P Matthews A Javtns D Kelly S Fisher L Garvet P Snyder B Flmt K Arm strong T Peoples SPEECH CLUB Premlent Tom Morgan Secretary Altra Javms N F L Secrelfzrj at Matthews Sponsor Mrs Wanda Wtlhams The Speech Club, sponsored by Mrs W1lllHmS, has a var1ety of act1v1t1es tn whlch all mem bers parncrpate Throughout the year the members parnclpat 1n speech contests and compete tn the varrous phases of speech work oratory humorous, oratorlcal, and dramattc declamatnon, poetry read mg radlo, and debate As thenr goal for partnclpatmg IH these conte ts, the members hope to achreve membershrp rn the Natlonal Forens1c League, a natlonal speech honorary After achlevmg thetr f1rst degree of membershxp they work further to ach1eve addntlonal degrees to show therr speech competence Vice-President ,,..,....,., ,.......,.............,.... L inda Garver . '. . . ' ...,, ...,. P . . 3 . . . V 1 U . . . ' - 3 Z ' - 7 Y ' X' QQ? ,QW Mrs. Rosa Steele, Vice-President: Mrs, Mary Mclntosh: Mrs. Marian Swander. Treasurer: Mrs. lfleanor Miller, Assotiute Trcasurcrg Mrs. Frances Mitrhell, Secretary: Mrs. Mamie XVorknmn. President. GAR FIELD MOTHERS' CLUB The Mothers' Club consists of mothers of students who are interested in the athletics of Gar- field. Every year the club sponsors banquets for the varsity, B, and C team boys participating in football and basketball. A picnic is provided for the boys participating in spring sports. The Mothers' Club also sponsors annually a luncheon at which Garfield faculty members are guests. Left, the banquet for Garfield's Stars, the 1957-1958 basketball squad. Top Right, the annual luncheon given for the faculty members and staff. Bottom Right, the banquet for Garfield's Champions, the 1957 football squad. Pr ends nt Vice P1 es Secretary Tremffref C hzlplzllfi Sefge nz! rl 11m Spomoz xx!! 6 HI Y CLUB The largest organlzatron for boys at Garf1eld IS the H1 Y Club an affrlrate of the local state 1nd nat1on1lY M C A The club has as 1ts purpose to mamtarn and extend through the whole school h1t,h stfrndfnds of Chrlstran character Th1s ve lr the club members vsere hosts to the Drstrrct VIII Smte H1 Y Conference fefitured xx etc Cl1SLLlSS1OIl groups on Vrlrrous subjects of mterest followed by 1 dmner it the Maple Avenue Method1st Church The H1 Y boys sell popcorn at the games and rn the hall Qt noon tmce each vxeek rn order to ruse funds for thexr proyects They sponsor the Thanksgrvlnv Assembly and vnrth the Student COllHLll co sponsor the Tulrp Trek Memorxal D1y Assembly L1 Il To Rlcur Standlng W Scott 'Nl Yatsko T Smith L O cns Seated Mr Ixehrr L Trueblood G Aurcn C Swander Nir Bo les G xrx Autcn 1 ul Charlcs Svsandcr LarrS Trueblood Tom Smlth Mrkc Yutsko Loman Ovscns Mr Ilmts Boxxlcs 'Xlr Xwllllftl K hrt l 4 Aga ' 7 9 9 K . L ...n N I . . C Y D 7 c 4 M ' . . e . ' 2 X V . , 1 .- ' 4 C I A , Q . 7 K . . . X V L . 1 e A t Y. Y . c . O Q ' T a ' ' 1 L ' ' : . ' .l . ' ' , . ' . . wi .. I . Y , . , . ', l. ' ,l . W . E . 5 , l HI-Y COUNCIL l V M. I ' ' ' 1 , 1 ' ' ' 1. f -'d,f 1 , l V . . I ., , I ' ' '4 K W1 ' 4 -z -1' ' I 1 gmt 1 . ' z Q , Q 1 'STK K: 'KET' LEFT To RIGHT: Sponsor: Miss Burt. Top Row: C. Thomas, V. Beddow. J. Bloomer, C. Randall. S. Layman. J. Dunfee, M. Festor, M. Murphy, E. johnson, R. Rittman, R. XValker, K. King, B. Holler, C, Johnson. A. XY'ools, Miss Burt. Second Row: S. Paige, J. Murray, K. King, S, Climer. J. Varda. V. Nidey, J. Haney. A. Koch, D. Jones, V. Garvey, J. Snider. J. Edington, B. Tetrick. Third Row: J. Cole, K. Kelly, J. Myers, D. Templeton. J. NY ester. S, Meissel. B. Misc-r. C. Mathers. N. Dischinger, K. Conoxer Nolte, C. McIntosh, M. Allen. Fourth Row: K. Gabbard, J. jackson. P. Baker, M. Baltesu, M. Alkire. C. Turner, H. Spillers, R. Stewart, M. Roman. I. Prose. B. Thomas, Bottom Row: J. Sullivan, P. Faris. J. Stedman. L. Stewart, S. Plimmer. N. Mtflarzy. J. Bennett. CI. Meehan. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The G. A. A., sponsored by Miss Burt, is affiliated with the State Girls' Athletic Association, and follows a planned program of sports activities in which members participate in order to earn points for awards. First awards are pins, followed by numerals, letters, monograms, plaques, and senior awards. The girls participate in class tournaments within the school, in inter-school competition, and, each year, they attend play days sponsored by the schools of the community. Those girls who win the State Plaque, a state G. A. A. award, annually attend Plaque Day Luncheon held on the college campuses in Indiana. In order to finance their varied program of activities, the girls have charge of the concessions at all home basketball games. LEFT To RIGHT: Top Row' Carolyn Turner, Karen Gabbard. Bottom Row: Lydia Stewart, Molly Alkire. OFFICERS Prtaridt-zz! Lydia Stewart Vice-P1'e.ridw1! Molly All-:ire Secf'cli1fQ1 Karen Gabbard Trefzmrer Carolyn Turner Sjvomoz' Miss Mary .lane Burt l'1'c.Iidw1f Vica-1'1'c.ridw1! ScL'1'c'Imj1' T1'm1.r1f1'e1' CrIC'l16l':1l Spouxor' CA BINIQI 69 OFFICERS Linda mrlu-y Judy Mcllmckcn Judy Thomson Carol Burk Miss Larm Li II To RIGH1 Y TEENS I. Hadlcv I Thomson C Burk ,I NIcC'rfu'en 'lop Rem Xlns nwbx Xllss NILRLI NIIQS Laru Mra C umpmn 'MI s W ,Avon Mrs XVxlI1.1mS Scumd Rovs M Robgrrx B Lal hue J XX altman I. Hadlex J Gregg L Burk Nirs Tr mum NIISS Martm Third Rim D john nnurr Ix Inna D Hulm ln K Q unmcr K Shanlhan A Rolllngs J C ,xrly mmm Row Gnycr ncr I ru LH urs 1.1 an 1 I B1 ruu Q Ysxgvg ew B V1 R. R. Km J. mcg kr , cp, ml .17 u, K. K-'11, r.. fl -I. , , kv Y-TEEN SERVI SERVICE-works to promote the common welfare of others by helping with com- munity projects. MUSIC-brings culture into the girls' lives by providing music at meetings and special occasions. DEVOTIONS-gives devotions at each meeting and over the inter-com every two weeks, thus strengthening students spiritually. ART-does all poster work and provides decorations for special parties. PROGRAM-provides entertainment for each meeting and special Y-Teen assem- blies. SOCIAL-plans all activities for the club year such as Harvest Moon, Mother Daughter Tea, and club picnic at the end of the year. WAYS AND MEANS-plans and carries out all money making projects, such as the noon sale of candy and potato chips. PUBLICITY AND ARRANGEMENTS- sees that Y-Teen happenings are pub- licized and that all necessary arrangements have been made for the meetings. MEMBERSHIP-brightens lives of sponsors and members by sending birthday cards, get well cards, and flowers. LEFT To RIGHT Standme Patty Matthev s D8 Roberta I trerbaek '18 Georzra Thomson H9 Joanne H ae er v8 Susan Templeton Sandri Gossom 51 Seated A135 DeVanu an or Nano Drsehlneex w A n lls 1er 1 Sm fl Brute 6 lxuhrsn CL lfy DEAN S CABINET The representatrve orgamzauon of the grrls at Garfreld The Dean s C 1b1net, plans speeml ae t1v1t1es for the vrrls under the leftdershrp of therr sponsor, Mrss Grace DeVaney, Dean of G1rls The purpose of the organrzatron 1S to create a better underst Ifldlllil betxx een M155 DeVaney md the grrls of Glrfreld The1r frrst event of the sehool ye lr IS seeurrnq B10 Srsters md rntroduemrg eaeh to her Lrttle S1ster on regrstratron day The Cabmet also sponsors the Jamboree, the frrst soc1al event of the s hool year one xxhrch IS eagerly axxarted by the entrre school The faculty enyoys the C,hr1stmas P1rty grven them efxeh yelr by the L1b1net because the teaeh ers say they can l1ter1lly efrt all day The students also enjoy the slme pr1v1lege on Sueetres Dly xxnreh IS the llst event sponsored by the Cwbmet The proeeeds of thrs du of sellmg eol1es md sweets 1re used to fmanee 1 SLl1OllI'Sl1lp to lnd11n1 btxte Te lehers Qolleve Ax: ' J , 3 A' 7 ' 1 U: 'LX . , 1 - - ' 5: , 1 J ' A , 'i91 , i Y - 4- ' 'I ll' Sp: s Q ' I' I' ' A'-'. 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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Paeszdent V166 P1tr1a'er1t Sc Cl cum T1 eatm ez The members of the Nat1on1l Honor Socxety Robert Swander Polly Mrller Rosallt Uttmck Nancec Woelfle are chosen annually from those students m the stnror class xx ho rank stholasucally rn the upper th1rd of the class From th1s number the fatul ty chooses 1 mlxlmum of f1fteen percent of the class, basmg the1r choxce on qual1t1es of scholarshlp, ltxdtrshxp, scrvrtt, md ch 1r1ttcr ln the .mnuxl 1nst1l1.1t1on tssembly the members attempt to acquamt the students mth the re qulrements for membershlp 1n the Honor Soclety and to challenge the underclassmen to str1ve to be chosen L1 ll 'lo RIQJHX Stmdln R Rltlxrds R Itrency R Svsander R Kehrt P Miller R Locke A Hall T Dlsthmger C Burk N Wocltle XI Cork P Xlvltsm Qclted R lltenx lx P XX, right N hsther I Yaegtr K Geary L Hldley P Hatton ws STAGE CREW LEFT To RIGH1 George Loudcrmlllx Jlm Thomson Stage Manager lxent Douglas Garfreld xx ould be at loss dur1n0 the convocat1ons and many producuons With out the xx orlx of IIS competent stage crexx These bovs, under the lcadcrshlp of 1111 Thomson, Stage Manager, vxorlc unt1r 1ns,ly to brmg about perfect1on 1n every offermg from our stage Even though thelr xx orlx goes unnot1ced many trmes If 1S alvx avs apprec1ated Each year as the stage IS equ1pped vxlth more 1ntr1cate l1ght1ng the boys have 1 more d1ff1cult job I-Ioxx ever, they are proud to do the extra xx ork because of the extra enjoyment provrdcd for Garf1e1d Each and every one of us say Hats off for 1 lob xx ell done Th1s vear Garf1eld boasts some nexx equrpment, courtesy of the xxork of the students 1n the Magazme Dr1ve A copy machrne for the ma1n Off1LC, 1 tape re corder, and 1 H1 F1 set have been added to our TV 1n order to grvc us more equ1p mcnt xx 1th xx h1th to xxorlx 74 . 1 1 x 23 1 1 ' ' , V , '- 4 .1 7 . c . Y r .h . . . Y . t , 1 . . y ' ' 1 9 4 . v Y 1 11 I I - Y n , 4. . f J , - 2 , - . L - f f A 1 - A Y Y - , , ALTIVITIEI EQ? 1 All b df M D K . . . gl -4 M li - A ' , 4' is ALICE ADAMS, Senior JOYCE VARDA, Sophomore The most popular girls of 1938 were elected at the JAMBOREE. I 111113111 mm JANICE WHITE, junior VICCI RICHARDS, Freshman MAGAZINE DRIVE SETS NEW RECORD Garfield set another new record for highest sales in Garfield and in the city of Terre Haute by selling 39059.57 worth of subscriptions to better last year's record. Proceeds from the campaign were used to finish pay- ment on the new band uniforms, to purchase a Hi-Fi set, a tape recorder, and a copy machine for the main office. Pictured top right is Alice Adams, senior, who topped the S400 mark in individual sales to set a new school record for individuals. Below left, a group of girls in Miss DeVaney's office admire Alice's TV set, top prize for the high salesman. Marvin Haney, Junior Class President, again ac- cepts the first place class award, this year, SIOO, from Mr. Conover. The juniors had the highest average sale of any class group. Miss Reitzel's u n io r homeroom, for the second time, came through to win the top homeroom award. N Adam Martin .,.A Cricket Martin . Tex .V.,......,........,... Eye! .. I Debbie . ...V.. . Beanie ...,.,,A.A . , Mrs. Barker .. Mfr. Klnckbolm Mzbr ........A..,e I. ,, H ank ...,...V Soapy ,........A,..... I Leflie Cbatlerlon Hobart Wortben jim Klfzckbolm Photographer: I THE BIRDS AND THE BOYS A comedy in Three Acts by WILLIAM F. DAVIDSON presented by THE CLASS OF l958 under the direction of MRS. XWANDA XVILLIAMS CAST OF CHARACTERS .A Mike Collins , .,.,. Paty Harton .. Tom Morgan Bill Fenton ,. Sherry Stoker Nancy Fischer Rosie Eldred Barbara Deagan Joanne Yaeger I Lynda Hadley ,, .... Ray Locke Kathy Geary Larry Gorby Dave Parsons Nancee Woelfle, Don Kelley, Bill Fagg, Sis Javins. ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL A poster for Clean-Up Week is placed on the bulletin board to kick-off Gurfield's activities in the city-wide campaign. Cordell Martin Txxirp Week King, receives his crovin from President Pftty Harton Attend mrs wx crc Bob Bissey Freshman Gordon McDon1ld Sophomore Plul Stonct unior md 1m Cillfihrtn Senior Donni Sxvtlls md Nmcy Fischer Txxxrp Week CoChurmcn look on 80 The Chorus Line for thc Vlric ty Shoxx wdds zip 1nd color to the begmmn 1nd endin of thc suc ccssful shoxx A nexx projett for Garfreld thrs year xx as the des15.,n1n,g, burldmi., and enterrn of a float rn the Chamber of Commerte Chrrst mas parade Planned under the supervlsron of the Student Coun erl our seven foot snoyxman sur rounded by erght pretty grrls xxon us second prlze of S75 OO ln the combetrtron 'qi'-v SNO JOKE SANTA S ON HIS WAY Top bo thrs 15 the xfxay you make snoxx man? Center Ready for skatrngf Yes say Barb Lemrrck Shrrley Pllmmer oanne Yaeber Kathy Geary Nancy Frscher Alrce Adams Judy Roberts and Polly Wfrrght Bott m Our snoxxman xxhrrls hr xx ly doxxn Wabash even though the wxmd wxas strong enough to topple hrs nat' 81 , y Y A L - 4 vt I 7, 7, . Y . l 2, 4 L n - 3 - V - 1 . . 7 1 N . . , f 21 ' . ' 7 f s s J U . L 1 1 a H . 4 v a 3 -- ' . ' 's 0 'Q ,Z V L gg , ,C ' X 'ww The entire Last, over 100 strong, poses tor 1 finale shot FROM BUGGX I'O BOOGIE The Llftss of 1939 made IIS debut into Garfields theatrical vi orld in fine style with the pre sentatinn of the finnual junior Revue, this year en itled from Buvgy to Boogie llxtcv tion llly clever and belutiful smge setings, colorful ind attractive eostumes, 1nd vsell M1rl1 Wfilliams and Steve Fisher turned in a very good performance 'ts the Janitors of the m tseum xx here the pictures depicting the various eras of music and transportation came to life Mrs Roscann Callfihstn directed the dmccs, Mr Evinger sind the dance orchestrl furnished me musit, Mrs W1ll1ams supervised the speakinv parts, Miss Mirtin 1nd her ftrt students pro v1ded the outstanding scenery The sponsors, hmded bv Miss Kelly .md Miss Reitzel, assisted by Mr Lorton, Miss Martin, and Mr Mattax, deserve a great deal of credit for the suetess of the produt tion N' ' -' I 2 ' 2 . , , , A u, L .... , . V . . . - , - . , , g . 'yep' 1 1 ' . lt' ' 1 ' f ' ' 2 fl - designed and executed dance numbers combined ta make the evening one of super entertainment. c 2 1 A . D L L L ' . A . 4 Y- AL . 1 . . . ' 11.84 MK.-. Presenting MISS SHIRLEY PLIMMER QVIZIZN or 'mia Rosli COTILLION IQS7 Junior Prom ,J Attendants Miss PATRICIA HARTON Miss ALTRA JAVINS Miss jumru ROBERTS Miss SHERRY STOKER , t W E Q, it fziifft fi wr get 3 Q35 Ugg 5,3 I f ,i 1 3, Q., i S QQ x, ' t N, ,+--sr WS .t,t,t:, ., Q 1 E .,.. 2 E N se H ':2.:a..- Q , 1 v:' w , BA : Qt, xv' Judy Roberts, Sherry Stoker, Shirley Plim- mer, Ligue President John House, Paty Har- uin. 'Sis juvins. The committee who made the '57 Prom a long-to-be remembered one. 8 LF FT To RIGHT Seated at desk Lynn Youngblood Edlror Lrnda Garycr Top Row Standxng Judy Purrcll Susan Templeton Ph1lDelamp Otto Bulm Judy Jerrels Loretta Taylor Carolyn Nlrtthell Debbxe Hulman Lynn Peterson Susre Armstrong Janrcc Whrte Barbara Underhrll Ronnxe Judd Seated ln front row Karen Kelth Molly Allure Sandy Gossom Don Scott Raymona Stewart Janlc Carlyle Seated rhrrd row Rosemary Earlywme Marrlyn Bracken Dorothy Johonnntr Jatkre Prose THE ROYAL PURPLI EDITOR LYNN YOUNCBIOOD The Royal Purple Garfreld s nevy spaper, IS pablrshed by the ournalrsm class, under the super vrsron of Mrs Helen T1lson Adams Each year the staff IS organrzed rn thc fall as 1 part of the Ensglrsh V Journalrsm cl 1ss and durrng the second semester carrres on on a volu teer bas1s The school paper, publrshed once each month, helps everyone at Garfleld lseep up on t e hlppenrnvs around the school 85 Seated, second row: Alice Rollings, Barbara Martin, Judy McCracken, Mary Jo Roman, Sharon Crowley, Sandra Deighron, A, - , V . Y . J . L - - . . . I 1 L . . 2 7 I X . V . P h 2 C . GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL proudly presents THE MARCHING BAND under the direction of LESLIE j. EVINGER QEUQ2 l li11n This year the Garfield High School Band, the largest in the school's history, made its first appearance in new uniforms, provided by the combined efforts of the students and the Band Boosters Club. Mr. Fvinger, Director Uniforms of royal purple whipcord, with accents of white, are topped off with purple and white high hats carrying yellow cockades. Garfield this year is more than ever proud of the band and the smart appearance they make as they participate in the half-time shows and in the many parades. RHYTHMETTES MAJORETTES Marla Kay Wfilliams Norma Mercer Carolyn Mitchell Patty Sanders Marie Baltesu Also sporting new uniforms of sparkling white corduroy with gold accents are the majorettes, colorful learlers of the Band. Still one of the most popular precision organizations in this part of the country, Garfielcls Rhythmettes add zip and color to the half-time shows at the football games as well as glamour to parades. X STRING ORCHESTRA . . . a part of the All-City Orches- tra. DANCE BAND . . . Popular Swing Band playing for variety programs and for re- vues. 89 DOUBLE QUARTETTE . . . 21 popular organization sought for programs everywhere in Terre I'I2lLlfCQ also first division winners in the Srure Music Conesr. TRIPLE TRIO . Novelty singing group. V V,,,, A 1: 53, ::- -I ..: ,.., I G - , xg 4 an ,ta A ..,... : if A .,:. AA:A,1i ,M VV. , . - . - fe 4 5 ,sp- , wh X' fn- ar.. EQ , A BIINEDICTUS STAFF lfrlitw'-in-Clvief Nancy Rae Fischer Nancy Fischer, Editor talks over plans with Miss Becherer, sponsor. The Benedictus Staff, a group of students chosen from the senior class, annually publishes the school yearbook, known to everyone as The Benny. The staff this year, very capably directed by Nancy Fischer, worked diligently to publish a fine book. They also established a new record for circulation, with lil! copies of the book being printed. Barbara Lemrick I Ross VC'oodburn Susan Schomer Don Kelley Nancy Woelfle Rosalie Utenick Judy Stedman Margaret Cork Hal Gossard Joanna Smith Terry XVorkman Annora Hall Shirley Plimmer ,ludy Ketner 92 IDDIQTI :ia . ' in R p Ark We proudly present MISS JOANNE YAEGER QUEEN OF THE PURPLE EAGLES EOR 1957-1958 ATTENIDED BY MISS SANDRA GOSSOM Class of 1939 MISS JUDITH ROBERTS MISS JOAN IILY MISS KATIE HULMAN Class of 1961 Class of 1958 Class of 1960 -N 1, x N... r - ' , , L,...S , . 41 x Garfield 19 Garfield 24 Garfield 26 Garfield 35 Garfield 41 Garfield 51 Garfield 47 Garfield 26 Garfield 7 ' WoN 8 Losr Garfield's total points scored Opponents' total points scored HEAD COACH, THORVAL MATTAX 1957 FOOTBALL TEAM . . . One of the most successful seasons in Garfield's history . . . Coached by Thorval Mattax Assisted by Donas Dischinger Liirfr To Rlc3r1'l': VARSITY SQUAD SEASON RECORD W. I. C. CHAMPS Linton Sullivan Wfiley Clinton Dugger 27 Gerstmeyer Robinson Brazil Schulte CO-CITY CHAMP1oNs XVA1xAsH VALLEY CHAMPIONS 1 To Row' Nir Yacgcr Xlr Kchrt F Berry, J. Hodges, J. Pike, C. Maitlcn, R. Cooprider, L. Coy, C. Freeze, D. Moars, M. p . . . L , 1 . , ., Slovcr, J. 1Nl.ah.1n. Mr. Marmx. Mr. Dischinger. Second Row: XV. jones, R. McDonald. R. York, T. Miller, L, Owens, J. Callahan, T. Dischinger, J. House, R, Yfoodburn, R. Ovscns. T. XYorl4man. R. Swander, J, MrKec. Third Row: H. Curnurr, J. Modesirr, M. Haney, L. Lucas. XV. Caldwell, R. Tyler, P. Watson, R. Richards, R. Wfools, D. Gamble, C. Swanrlcr, D. XYools. L. Kcppcn, Bottom Row: M. Dcady. Manager. R. Readingcr. O. Berlin, P. Stoner, P. Jones, D. Hussong, J. Maxwell, L. Trueblood, Manager. 2 , in g y , ..,, '1::: I s. J ,-.,,.,,...,. 3 . ...., ......,. .Y 5. f 1 f': fs - A 'Q V iff - LORETTA TAYLOR SIS JAVINS POLLY WRIGHT JUDY JERRELS ANNORA HALL Much credit for a successful season in football should go to these five girls who put new fight into the student body with their wonderful spirit, new and clever ideas, and snappy routines. INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORD WOOGDLIID Owens Lucas . Dischinger Readinger Haney Watson iN'ICDOnald 75 .69 ,. 36 29 20 I2 7 6 Total 2 5 4 Get your tickets here, says Mr. Jones and the season ticket sale begins. MR. ORVILLE JONES, FACULTY BUSINESS MANAGER 97 4913 CALDWELL, G CALLAHAN, T DISCHINGER, E All Wabash Valley First Team, W. I. C. United Press All-State Associated Press All-State WABASH VALLEY CHAMPIONS I8-6 On September 6 the untested 1957 foot- ball team journeyed to Linton to start their conference conquest. The Eagles, with only four experienced offensive play- ers, came home with an I8-6 victory over the Miners. 24-I2 Sullivan as usual was hard to subdue. Through the fine defensive play of Terry Dischinger, Garfield gained a I2-point margin over the Golden Arrows. Every member of the backfield scored. XViley is all butterfingers trying to catch Garfieldys fast back, Lucas. HOUSE, C Honorable Mention, Wabash Valley LUCAS, HB MILLER Honorable Mention, W. I. C. Honorable Mention, W. I. C. Honorable Mention, W. I. C LOMAN OWENS, HB RICHARD OWENS, HB RICHARDS, G All Wabash Valley All Wabash Valley Second Team, W. I. C. Second Team, W. I. C. Second Highest Scorer, W. I. C. 26-22 The Eagle's Queen, Miss Joanne Yaeger, was not disappointed as the final gun went off, and she received the Bronze Turkey, symbolic of victory over Wiley. Garfield's hardest game was played before some 7,000 fans. The outcome was not decided until the last quarter when the Purple Eagles scored their final touch- down. 33-6 Garfield with their hopes high engaged the Wildcats of Clinton on their own field. After a bitterly fought first half the Eagles led 6-0. The second half proved the difference as Larry Lucas raced 50 yards to set up the third touchdown and his second of the game. R. SWANDER, QB TYLER, G ad. XVESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS fie Triumphant Eagles carry Mat and Turkey off the ld. WATSON, QB WOODBURN, FB RON XWOOLS, FB WORKINIAN, G All Wabash Valley Honorable Mention, XV. l. C First Team, W. I. C, United Press, Honorable Mention All-State Associated Press, All-State Leading scorer, W. l. C. CIO-CITY CHANIPIONS -il-0 Garfield defeated Dugger decisively, ,il-Og and the team realized they were in contention for the conference crown. Sl-7 Our north-side rival, Gerstmeyer, show- ed that they were our to win as they scored in the opening minutes of the game. Their hopes were broken as Loman Owens went the length of the field to score: Lucas picked up one, and Woodburn scored three. Thus, once again, Garfield gained possession of the Silver Triangle. Ross Woodburn received the coveted Zimmerman Award as Most Valuable Football Player of the season from Jim Ball, G Mang Congratulations were in order from Ross's father Qcenterl, one of Garfield's all-time greats in athletics. YORK, G GAMBLE, FB HANEY, HB an aff' 52 F52 ai 'FW 1 yi T JONES, E BICKEE, T BIODESITT, E Honorable Mention, Wabash Valley Second Team, W. I. C. lm ll if! gg. as -f -as 129 AQ,-eifiki'-if 47-14 gk, Lg E W Em The Robinson Maroons were 'W' -- ' if ,QQ left standing still as Loman Owens scored three touchdowns in the first five plays. With the reserves taking over the score continued to mount with every- body on the bench getting to play. 26-I9 This game determined us win- ners of W. I. C. The Eagles trail- ing I3-6 at half time had to un- leash Ron Readinger on two 60- yard touchdown runs. The final score, Garfield - 26, Brazil- 19, proved us W. I. C. champions. Our hopes for next yearls varsity - the B Team. 7-12 Garfield entered the last game with a clean slate and with the W.I.C., Wabash Valley, rating as 6th in the state, and having scored READINGER, HB C. SXVANDER, C D. WOOLS, more points that any other Gar- field team. ln the last few mo- ments of the final game spirited Schulte broke through to win a heart-breaker 12-7. T R1rh1rd Wccidle represemmve ot the Elks Lodge presents the Elks Crry C h1mp1on Thophy ro Mr Conover 'IHL TROPI-HB5 AND THL LOOT Rexx 1rd for hours of h 1rd xxorlx trophres md more trol hres Mr Mlrrlx 1ss1sted by Drsrhm er md Wood burn recenes the XV 1b rsh Valley CPIIIDPIJYISPIIP Trophy from Mr Chxrles Bush Presrdent of XVVHSA The footblll tum members lroudly dlsplly thur ph mr ronshru lldxets wd thc. troplncs xx on durm the SL ISOII ul.. 4 4 . .. 4 U 4 4 4 ,.1 2 , , .2 A 3 . '. 224',2 K g 1 ' , 7' A 22 ' ' ,Z ' . 1 ' , ' . 4 , K . .f ' ,yqvafi 5, J - - - V -4 A . , 4 - 1 , 4 , 4. 4 . , , 1 7, A ,L . 2 .2 . . 3 - ky . -LL 7 :2,,,ki. 4 , - g . .AZ . POLLY XWRIGHT JUDY JERRELS sis JAVINS ANNORA HALL LoRET'rA TAYLOR Head Basketball Coach, Wfillard Kehrt, starts practice for what turned OLII to be one of the most successful years in Garfields history as . . . 1957-1958 BASKETBALL SEASON BEGINS . . The cheer leaders don new white corduroy skirts and new white sweaters to spur the boys to greater efforts. 'f ,J 3' , 5 1 4 Lmwfw 15 gg. 4 51 1 1 ' qv r Q 43 A w ' ' I 4 3 y V ,, at , A 1 A . f LZ 2 ik J ,W GARFIFLD Garfield 62 G1rf1eld 62 Gtrfield 68 Garficld 65 Garfield 5S Garfield 77 Garfield 75 G1rf1eld 66 Garfield 64 Garfield 59 Garfield 8l Garfield 56 Garfield 72 Garfield 74 Garfield Sf SEASON RECORD 1957 1958 VISITORS Glenn Linton Sullivan Vincennes Wiley Craxx fordsville L Reitz CEv1ns D Gerstmeyer Hovleflndpls D 50 Muncie Central 64 Bloomington R1leyCS Bendb Greencastle Schulte Brazil G Trfield St irc Garfield C Clinton WABASH VALLI Y TOURNII Y G lrfitld G lrfrell G irficld Gr tfield Garfield Garfield ST Garfield 62 Garfield 5S WABASH VALLEY CHAMPIONS WESTERN INDIANA CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS CITY CHAMPIONS VARSITY SQUAD TPR D Y LG XIddlR D y H Id GA Kh N Pr nrt Cont mnon Bron nsburg, Sthultc I-Iutsonville Cfimlsj North Centrtl ATF SICTIONIAI TOURNLY Wiley Gerstmeyer '7 IO5 ' 1 I ' L ' ,,,,, 36 2 A 76 . . ,.,,., 2 - 29 2' .. , ' 43 2' 72 I 2- 7' 53 2 . . . ..., . i c 2 l ' , , ,. I ' ' - Q , Q ' I 2, . . , . I . X Q 2 i ' 85 . 2 ' 44 . , 2. 2 f 62 U 2 J 72 . . '2 61 3 . . ,, 1 2 . 55 2 75 . , ' ' 56 . ' , . , . A 54 D , 2 77 ' ' 35 U . ' 76 . H ' 71 2 ' 81 . 2 .. ,. 2 51 ., .... . . . .,.,,. , .. 58 ' , T,.,,.,T ,... ' . 42 . f ' I , I ' ,TT, .. .T.. ..,. 48 Garfield 60 .... .. ,. , ,.... , ........ Martinsville 62 Garfield 78 ..., .. 2 ....,. ,.,Fontar1et 59 2 ' ., . , ,i,... .... . . 54 2 ' I . , . ., ' 45 I J ., .... . . ,.,. . . ,.,.,.,. ' c I lm 4- u uw: Mr. Kehrt, C. Knsllur, T. ischingzer, M. arsko, . orby. T i e nw: M. ead', Manager, G. McDonald, R. Blake, B. Samuels, . Allen, L, Sluw, L. Trueblnml, Manager. Bottom Row: . A aims, AI. Conover, . uren, R. e rr, TI. Haney, R. McDonald. AUTEN Charles Zrmmerman Award W I C Frrst Team Wabash Valley Frrst Team TERRY DISCHINGER Preethrow Award W I C Frrst Team Wabash Valley Frrst Team llrst Team Indlana All Stars Parade Magazrne Hrgh School All Amerrcan of the Umted States KEI-IRT W I C Frrst Team Wabash Valley r1I'SE Team The tall talented terrlhc Purple Eavles were the talk of the tovxn durmg the ent1re se 1son 1nd for most of the vexr xx ere rmlccd second ln the State Never h1s G1rf1eld seen 1 better fast brealcmg runmng outfrt on the b1slcctb1ll loor In then' conquest of the Cnty Trtle thc L1,,les dlsposed of W'1ley by 1 I9 pomt marem Tech fell to the tune of 66 D4 before 1 sell out ctoxx cl gome home on the short encl of 1 4 D I scoxc The conquest ended xxrth 1 crushme clelctt ol the State H1515 Younfr Syc1n1orcs 6 79 rn a game rn xx h1ch Co 1ch Ixehrt cleared the bench CONOVFR GORBY , 1 7 , . A MO V U L V ,, . L . 2 , 2 A . 2 YA J 2 'A 1' . K I 4 2 2 .A AA 2 A A . - , ' ' c 2 ' 1 , , -' ' I , rl ,, .1 7 k A ' ' K' W' 2 - ' . Lf.. ' I ,X 1 1 2 v ' 1 ' L ' 1 U Schulte was the next victim with the Be-urs ' ' ' ' A I I . 'X 6 - -. l K L' c 1' ' . . V 'A 1 ' . ' K' flex i t A 'rl' O z f, 7 -- , ' . v I 1 7 ' J j ' C S A L - V , . Second Team All Stars The Eftgles tontmucd therr vnnnrng streftk by defemng Home md Gcrstmeyer The flrst loss of the SCFLSOH C lmc Qt the hflnds of MUUCIL Centrtl G1rf1eld follovxers begin to thrnk of the Valley Chfzmpronshrp The Schulte Golden Belts were the next vrt txms of the Eltlcs The Eflgles elrmlnfttcl tnc Beftrs from the Wtblsh Vtlley ulrter FlD1lS by the score of 77 55 Bob Kehrt wx as h1gh pornt m1n of the exenrn vs 1th 70 po1nts The Gxrfreld Purple E15lcs xxon fl1ClI' fourth Wtblsh Vlllev trtle by tlcfc lflfli., North Centrll 5 The Gtrfrcld Purple E1,lts were defcltcd rn the Semr fm 11s of the Setnon ll by Gcrstrneyer rn 1 very thrrllrng mme The defeat closed tne se lson for the Eagles but me xnll 111 lgrcc rhxt they were 1 very frne bull club HANPY ALLEN MCDONALD YATSKO L V . A . Y. . A , , . , A H C K K 1 . 1 u . 'A 1. 1 ' 71. K 1 ' xi y x g A - ' wr . .Y ' 't 'L A t A 1 1 1 1 J .1 A -- rf ly . 1 K L , , , . 5 - . , . , . KNELLER C I zz z fl: 1 A 1 3 bl- I. 1 2 's 1 410, rl 1 .sl 1 ' . - 2 ' 1 f - . '02 A 2 ' I ' 2 D . . , , , 4 2 A, L2 , VAL l 1 ' . . . Payer Conover John Yatsko Mrke Haney Marvm ory arr Dlschlnger Terry Kneller Charles Kehrt, Robert Allen Herschell Auten Gary Adams. lerry lVloDonaId, Richard Shaw, Larry Samuels, Brian Tones. William a e. Robert Gen ry, Wllllam . TOTALS T08 Games Played A top blsketblll IYTLAIVICAUIA hwor the Chqrlcs 7rmmLrmm Mcmorul Axx lfd 1VLI'l ro thu student deemed most vllurblc pllycr xxcnt this yur to C rx Autcn syutuulxr urrd Abuse Clry ccrves hrs mcdll from Dr Iln Humpmrcy Presldcnt of the C Men For thc second srru hr ur Terry Drsahm er Clctrl rxll 1 d txlcnted center xx on the Img Throxx Axx 1I'LA men by the C Mens Club to thu boy who uns the 111 hast crcentl c of tru throws 1 1 srzzlm 7 l6f BASKETBAI L STATIbTIC b ILM I JUS L . . u a Pnrnts Assrsts Rebounds TUTAL PDINTS SCURED - Il AVERAGE PUINTS PER GAME - 70.3 WON 24 - LUST 3 C Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfield Garfield 27 55 52 44. 3? 44 59 '1 1 Q .7 41 Liiifl' To RIGHT: Bottom Row: R. Dctritk, Managerg J. Stockton, J. Adams, L. Coy, B. Samuels, G. McDonald, R. Blake, ,l. Mahan, J. Powell, Top Row: P. jones, P. Roy, D. Anderson, CQ. Maitlen, L. Shaw, J. Pike, J. Feuquay, VU. Gentry, Mr. Yacgcr, Coat h. l.I'lfT To RIGHT: B TEAM B TEAM SEASON RECORD Glenn Linton Sullivan Vincennes Wiley Crawfordsville Gerstmeyer Howe Clndplb 56 52 5l 46 54 49 54 45 C TEAM Garfield 44 Garfield 46 Garfield 40 Garfield 55 Garfield 54 Garfield 49 Garfield 49 Bloomington Greencastle Martinsville Schulte Brazil State Clinton Top Rim: R. XY'cddle, Manager, M. Mastari. CQ, Roberts, C. Freeze, D. Spencer, J. Gillespie, Mr. Mattax C'o.1tl1 Bottom Row: N. Thomas. D. Maxwell, F. Clayton, P. Davitto, J. Hallett, R. Hendricks. LIFT To RIGHT Mr lxchn T Muller D A104115 R Qvundu R Gilmore P Xkatson TENNIS AIND GOLF coached by Wflllard Kehrt Lrrl T0 RIGHT Mr Kehrt R Rmhards J Nxchols D Tmcher C Niamn J Kelley G Havskms D Niaxvsell Workman R Mayrme Dunbar BASEBALL 195s aw coached by Garfreld Gftrfreld Garfreld G1rf1cld Garfleld Gatfleld Garfleld Thorval Mattax SEASON RECORD AT PRESS TIME Clncornpletej 5 Schulte Lmton Wrley Cllnton Schulte Gerstmeyer PITCHING RECORD Robert Kehrt Won 4 Lost Ronald Krng Won 1 Lost SPECIAL Veteran southpaw hurler four year letter wmner rn baseball Bobby Kehrt recelved the Ztrnmerman Award owen annually to that boy who has been voted Most Voluable Player 1n sprrno sports competrtron Bobbys prtchrng record at press trrne was 4 O he also was a member of the prtchmg staff of the 1955 Babe Ruth League Worlds Champlons LLI-T To RIGHT d Gtryj L L R RdbhW M tt D H 0 2 - - - - ' . ., ,.... ..r.r, ,t.. .,,,. ,.... . , ..., , . . ... ...rr..., ....,,,....r... . 4 . 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I R MR YAEGER T To RIGHT Top Rovs Rcddxngcr D Mlddlc Rovs james Bottom Row TRACK couched by George Yueger Th1S year Gnrfleld .xgarn xx as represented m the ecuonal RCLLIIOHHI, .md State Track Meets Terry tschmger competmg m loxx fmd h15,h hurdles placed frrst rn the Sectronal and Regronal Meets As the book goes to press, he has not, as yet competed m the State Meet Xl: X .xcgtr C Ldmbert XI Haney Owens J Konoye: T Drsthlnger R Kehrt R Ov ens Scott X Tones R Blake XI Dcadx R Tax or H Latham XX C .xldwell D Hussong I P ke J Stotkton Mrmazcr R Woodburn I' Tvulng P Dautto D Spencer R Fnsscy R Bondumnt li LIZ: I P4 Adk. ' 1 J, . ' , . ' , . . ' . it 3 Q ' f t ' W Left, sprint man Loman Owens gets off to a good startg center, Dick Owens and Conover take off on a practice rung right, Terry Dischinger, Champion hurdler, clears the highs to set new records. SPECIAL AWARDS AT THE CLOSE OF THE 1957 ATHLETIC SEASON Colbert Grantham Csecond from the leftb was the first recipient of the Robert E. Meissel Award. This award, given by Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Meissel in honor of their son who lost his life on Okinawa in a gallant attempt to save others from drowning, goes to that football letterman voted by his teammates as most valuable player. Richard E. CDickD Pike, Cthird from rightj whose educated toe carried us through to many victories in football during 1956, won the Humphrey Honor Award which is given annually to that boy who has shown the qualities of outstanding leadership, scholarship, and athletic ability during his years at Garfield. Donors of the award are Dr. james Humphrey, Dr. Paul Homphrey, and Delbert Humphrey. GIRLS' SPORTS . . . . under the direction of . . Miss Mary jane Burt Class of l959 takes the basket- ball championship this year. l l4 Batter Up as baseball takes the limelight. Bowling is always special fun. 3 ..:.,... P -be Q , 525 .. 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HUNTER INC General Insurance Bonds S 71h St TERRE HAUTE IND H E WILLIAMS U0 12461248 LAFAYETTE AVE SITE CIU S, I1 . TEN CENT STORE TWELVE POINTS ANDY BALTESU A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET LUNCH 18021806 N 15111 sr C9186 S 86 R SURPLUS SALES WEBERG S Ath R cl 260IWb hA W A HEMI IIEIIUHATING U0 NG - Flags Sf Eloci P or AII Occorslons ts 122 O 1 , . 2 , ? Phone - OF A L Phone - A 9 Sour:-1 SEVENTH ST. E: - , TERRE HA Q IND. 101 WABASH AVE. 26 orth Sxxth Stree A it D V I I ' OP 1 - Come To Retailers of 11 entic epro nations l 1616 aa e e Ave. f ofFi11e Furnitm' and Qi 0 e e ve' Meadows Center 16 0- - Phone - Room 23 , . 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