Ridgeville High School - Panorama Yearbook (Ridgeville, IN)

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I can ' t tell too much about Sherry Hardwick except that she will join the Beatniks in New York, •Say, like dad, buzz down to my pad and we ' ll make, whoopee. Like you dig me ' There ' s that big strong man Bob Mimes, you know he is the world ' s heavyweight champion. He is well-known for his famous words Getchn, 1 will. Lookie, lookie! I see Judy May ordering more tin from Tibet. You know she has several mines there. They roofed the thatched huts of Ding Dang Don and Dong Dang Ding, the rice merchants of China. Francis Mock has become a great poet. Some of his works are ' Its Tulip Time in Shcdville, and Tiptoeing Through a Soggy Pigpen. Janice Morrical will become a lawyer in a few years. She always did well in her classes. She and Mr. Van Dyke always did get along very nicely. Gilbert Orr will discover a great cigarette which will leave no smoky smell on the breath. There won ' t even be any smoke; there isn ' t even a cigarette, Mike Seyler! In a place like that! See the women all gathered around him. See, they arc ask- ing him for something. Mike is one of the dress designers for women ' s wear. Albert Shauver, a car insurance salesman ' : ' He rolled several cars in his high school career. May- be he decided his car insurance would be cheaper if he opened such a firm himself, Tom Shultz will completely undergo a personality change. He will be the most pious, religious, and reserved person in the world. ill ' -- ' The speed- loving Charlie Siegler will tear holy heck out of the roads in and around this burg and on the super-strong glass track at Shake-Rag, Miss Janet Smith will marry an acorn tycoon that will perfect the method of processing acorns in- to peanut butter, Maxie ' s peanut butler will greatly aid science in rocket fuel. Marcia Smith, my crystal ball tells me, will be the most outstanding all-around woman athlete the United States will ever produce. She boxes, wrestles, plays tennis, and even excels at tiddley- winks. Linda Tittle will surely be appreciated through the ages because she will invent a pill that will make the teachers disappear. Pills for pills, no There ' s Linda Tolbert. She will live in Hawaii and teach the hula! As Ernest P. Spillers once said, Rotate your crops often. Good for a chicken farmer isn ' t he? Larry Weekley will grow a staggering beard and trade in his car for a horse and buggy. He and Spencer Thornburg will be partners in the largest lumber mill in the U.S.

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Prophecy Welcome to the dark, unfathomable depths of knowledge not usually revealed to mere mortals. I am Madame Zambina and in the deep mysterious contents of my knowing crystal ball I will disclose the future of the young men and women graduating from a small school in Ridgeville, Indiana. Little do they know of their future and what it holds in store for them, but Madame Zambina and her crystal ball will now inform you of their wonderous future. My goodness! My eyes must be failing me, that looks like jerry Atkinson and what in the world is he doing ' Oh, yes, he is the nation ' s greatest ballet dancer. Of course he always was so graceful I should have known he ' d be a dancer. Now, as I peer into the interminable depths of my crystal ball, 1 see Arthur Baker defending his country by serving in the National Guard. What do we have to fear from the Pygmies of Africa with Art zipping up and down the coastline on his Wheaties fed sea horse. Master Jan Leroy Chalfant, sounds rather distinguished, doesn ' t if He has completely changed the world ' s idea on science by revolutionizing the making of a better butter knife. Yes, this once bold young man is now the shyest scientist in the solar system, Ah-ah, here is a member of the fairer sex. She, by investing her once meager savings in a pro- ject to exterminate all 6-toed, 3-legged frogs, has turned this into a magnificent empire. Watch this young miss, Judy Chalfant. Here we have the most notorious, bothersome, wackiest and the last of the Chalfants, Ltnda. She came up with some of the outrageous ideas ever conjured in a slightly human mind. As you may well know she is now operating a huge hospital for the 5-headed sparrow. That handsome, curly headed guy must be John Fisk. He is going to take Elvis Presley ' s place in the teen-ager ' s hearts. The only difference is he is using a harp instead of a guitar! Can ' t you picture him with an angelic grin ' ' Shirley Fraze is now singing with the Metropolitan Opera, Even in school she was always so noisy the teachers were always telling her to lower her voice. She can even shatter windows. Here comes an intelligent looking man, Arvin French, He teaches U, S, History at I, U. It seemed he was the only Senior who really understood history, even though he disguised it by sleep- ing through class. Using my great powers of perception, I observe Charlotte Goodhew assisting her dad on The Case of the Unstolen Stolen Apples. She can talk the ears off an earless snake, and is the most inquisitive person ever to be born on this great earth. Evan Hale is sure going to be someone in a few years. He is going to be with the New York Yankees. He will be the first boy to be kicked off a ball field for kicking a water cooler.

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Senior Activities JERRY ATKINSON JOHN FISK GILBERT ORR Basketball Basketball Basketball Baseball Baseball Baseball Track Annual Staff Track Cross-Country Chorus Cross-Country Chorus Band Chorus Band Class Vice President Class Secretary Student Manager ART BAKER Speech Play MARCIA SMITH Cross-Country Cross-Country Chorus Band Foreign Language Club Chorus CHARLOTTE GOODHEW Pep Club Speech Play Chorus Librarian Class Secretary Annual Staff Annual Staff Pep Club JANET SMITH Yell Leader Honor Society, Treasurer JAN CHALFANT Speech Play Latin Club Yearbook Editor Annual Staff Basketball EVAN HALE D.A.R. Award Baseball Basketball Pep Club Track Baseball Speech Play Cross-Country Track Prom Committee Honor Society, President Cross-Country Band Chorus CHARLES SIEGLER Chorus Basketball Speech Play BOB HIMES Baseball Class President Student Manager Track Prom Committee Track Cross-Country Chorus Band JUDY CHALFANT Chorus FRANCIS MOCK LINDA TOLBERT Band Basketball Chorus Honor Society, Secretary Cross-Country Librarian Annual Staff Class Vice President Pep club ALBERT SHAUVER Speech PI ay JUDIE MAY Track Librarian Annual Staff Cross-Country Pep Club Class President LINDA CHALFANT Class Secretary Speech Play Honor Society, Vice President Foreign Language Club ' Yearbook Co-Editor Librarian LARRY WEEKLEY Prom Committee Basketball Band JANICE MORRICAL Annual Staff Chorus Chorus Cross-Country Latin Club, Secretary Pep Club Prom Committee Pep Club Speech Play Pumpkin Queen SHIRLEY FRAZE Class Treasurer Librarian Librarian Speech Play SHERRY HARDVVICK LINDA TITTLE Chorus ARVIN FRENCH Latin Club Pep Club Band Class Treasurer Track Annual Staff Cross-Country Foreign Language Club