Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1963 volume:

The Lars in Which Rossville High School Launches 1963 Rossville, Indiana Table of Contents BARNARD LUMBER COMPANY Sedalia These are the stages of an education in Rossville Consolidated Schools. Rossville High School Owen Grade School Pyrmont Grade School Rossville Grade School CLINTON COUNTY BANK and TRUST COMPANY Rossville School Board From left to right the school board mem- bers are Charles D. Frazee, Superintendent; Richard S. Andrew, Secretary; Leon Gray, President; Lloyd Templin, Treasurer; Helen Montgomery, Secretary of the Board of School Trustees. Mrs. Barton is a new teacher at Rossville High School. She teaches physical education, health and home economics. Mrs. Barton received her B.S. from Purdue University. Patrol Boys Our patrol boys help the grade school children to cross the streets safely. They are Stanley Cox , Danny Evans, Jack Fing- erle, Mike Gaylor, Mike Conatser, Gordon Chittick. ROSSVILLE AUCTION EXCHANGE WOLF AGENCY TOWNE CAFE DR. DAVID BRIGHT Rossville Rossville Rossville Rossville School Isn’t All Study There shouldn't be too much danger in the shop area, but anything can happen. Our proof of the President's physical fitness progr; We hope she's not finished. Linda and Jane seem to be interested in the book store—or is it the boys? It's lunch time—time to catch up on the latest gossip. SUNSHINE 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Improvements at Rossville High School FACULTY From the control tower Mr. Frazee, our superintendent and Chief Technician, and Mr. Wolf, his assistant, give advice and counsel to the technicians, our teachers. To make sure the technicians are correctly carrying on their work, they aj.e required to attend con- ferences conducted by the Chief Technician: Our technicians make calculations to try to make sure that we astronauts find the right orbitoflife. Constantly, the are checking, prodding, helping, and watching. They check and recheck their calculations by means of tests, and many times after school hours the teachers must check papers for errors. For this service they don't receive any extra pay, but still they stick to their work. They prod with the right encouraging words or a distinctive pat on the shoulder. Watching us as we grow and mature, they try to help us complete the first stage without a misfire. Our teachers have spent years of preparation in college and must use all of their knowledge and facilities to make sure we are safely launched so that we will be able to hold our own in society. We may never return tojour launching pad, but we will always benefit from the guidance received from our technicians and counselors. Administration Mr. Frazee, school superintendent, is a graduate of Carlisle High School. He received his B.S. and M. S. from Indiana State Teachers College. Mr. Wolf, High School Principal. Helen Montgomery, School Secre- tary. STUDENT COUNCIL SEATED: Janet Hackerd, Secretary; Sharon Kuszmaul; Marilyn Hodgen; Lynn Savory. STANDING: Wayne Remaly, Vice President; Ivan Burkle; Jack Hodgen, President; Tom Buntin, Treasurer; Jim Chezem. OFFICE HELPERS Mildred Rule, Karen Fogelsong, Janet Miller, Marilyn Hod- gen, Janet Hackerd, Jane Baker, Cheryl Garrett, Jean Baker. HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARIANS SEATED: Patty Gochenour, Diane Buntin, Beulah Beery. STANDING: Mrs. Senger, Mari- ann Rodkey, Lynne Freeland, Joan Kemp, Barbara Wagoner, Geraldine Baker, Kathy Gochenour, ReEtta Meadal, Linda Powell, Linda Kasten. 9 Mathematics KENNETH D. FREELAND Franklin, A.B. Freshman Sponsor Mathematics CECIL E. CRUM Missouri State Teachers College, B.S. Graduate Work, Chicago Uni- versity, Ohio State University, Pur- due University, Indiana University. Mathematics WILBERT R. I RICK Manchester College, B.A. Junior High Mathematics He is convinced, Are you? Mr. Irick only teaches a half day but during that time he has charge of three lively 7th grade math classes. Mrs. Crum's assignment must not be too long since Judy is smiling. Science Mr. Johnson is always ready to explain how the new equipment works. Mr. Headrick helps with the junior magazine sales. F. L. JOHNSON Indiana State Teachers College, A.B., Purdue University, M.S. F.S.A. Sponsor Junior High Principal Science NORMAN HEADRICK Purdue University, B.S., M.S. Junior Class Sponsor Science and Farm Shop 11 CHARLENE SCHORNHORST Indiana University, B.S., Purdue University, M.S. Eighth Grade Sponsor Speech and English MIRIAM B. SENGER DePauw University, A.B., Graduate Work, Purdue University Latin Club Sponsor Librarian and Latin Language MARY THOMAS Purdue University, B.S. Sophomore Class Sponsor English DOROTHY CLEM Manchester College, B.S. Eighth Grade Sponsor Junior High English 12 13 JAMES D. YOCHEM St. Louis University, B. S. Lars Sponsor Government and Spanish NANCY TURNER Hanover, A.B. Seventh Grade Sponsor Seventh and Eighth Grade Social Studies JAMES D. YOCHEM NANCY TURNER Social Studies Miss Turner seems to be enjoying her seventh grade class. Mr. Yochem pauses from the necessary task of grading papers. Music Art FLORENCE DUNK Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Art ALBERT CANINE Butler University, B.S., Jordon Col- lege of Music, M.S. Band and Chorus FLORENCE DUNK ALBERT W. CANINE Mrs. Dunk checks her students' artistic ability. All together now—one, two, three Vocational CHARLES J. WOLF HOWARD MILLER DALE ROBERTSON CHARLES J. WOLF Purdue University, B.S., M.S. High School Princ ipal Student Council Sponsor F.F.A. Sponsor Agriculture and Guidance HOWARD MILLER Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Pep Club Sponsor Industrial Arts DALE ROBERTSON Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Bookkeeping General Business Business Math Typing Track and Cross Country Assistant Coach JOYCE POTHUISJE Indiana Central College, A.B. High Spot Sponsor English 10 Shorthand Typing Office Practice SHIRLEY RAE SHEPPARD Concord College, B.S. F.H.A. Sponsor Home Economics Cafeteria Supervisor JOYCE POTHUISJE 16 SHIRLEY RAE SHEPPARD Your seam is a little crooked. Mrs. Pothuisje asks, Can anyone read the shorthand on the blackboard? 17 Physical Education MARSHALL KOONTZ Indiana University, B.S. Varsity Coach World History World Geography U.S. History JERRY L. GARRISON Ball State Teachers College, B.S. 7th Grade Sponsor Science Physical Education Health Driver's Training DEANNA PEARSON Purdue University, B.S. Sunshine Sponsor Home Economics Health Physical Education Mr. Koontz gives the Juniors several good reasons why they should write term papers. Mrs. Pearson helps Joyce with the magazine drive Our Helpers School Nurse—Mary Skiles. Bus Drivers--Paul Skiles, JackHiatt, Larry Deford, David Royer, Clarence Malaska, Kenny Beisel. Janitor—Wayne Butler Janitor—Bob Ward HARRY D. GASCHO P. DORNERS CHEVROLET BONEBRAKE'S 5 ? to $1 Plumbing and Heating Frankfort Rossville Rossville j9 Cooks--Mary Metzger, Lydia Flora. SENIORS For the seniors, the first few weeks of school afts'sed quickly like the first stages of a rocket blasting off from Cape Canaveral. As the year's activities got underway, the passing of the weeks slowed down some but kept moving at a smooth pacoj| When spring arrived, the seniors began day-dreaming, and timeipassed even more slowly. However, the night of graduation finally arrived and they received their diplomas for the completion of one orbit” of education with an A-okay rating. There have been many activities for the Senior Class of 1963 to remember: the dances they sponsored when they were freshmen; the skating party at Purdue life sophomore year; the first Junior- Senior Prom at Rossville, and all the work of decorating for it; the junior paper drive; and the many variations of painted senior cords. Many seniors are going on to college or some type of additional training. A few will join a branch of the Armed Forces. Some will enter into their chosen vocation immediately following graduation. Whatever they do; in a few years they will look back with a smile and remember tne fun they had. xms MRS. CRUM Sponsor MR. WOLF Sponsor ELVA JEAN BAKER Parents; Fred and Edith (Wolf) Baker; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Li- brarian 2,3; Lars Editor 4; Office Helper 4; F.H.A. 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; English Regional Contest 3. LILA JANE BAKER Parents: Fred and Edith (Wolf) Baker; Pep Club 2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Office Helper 4; Librarian 4; F.H.A. 4. BEULAH FAYE BEERY Parents: John and Edna (Kinzie) Beery; Latin Club 1,2,3; Sunshine 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; Lars Staff 4; Librarian 2,3,4. WILLIAM WARD BUTZ Parents: Henry and Norma (Campbell) Butz; Pep Club 3,4--Treasurer 4. 22 GORDON DALE CRIPE Parents: Maurice and Tony (Weaver) Cripe; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 2; Class Vice President 1; FFA 1,2,3,4—Secre- tary 3--President 4; Livestock Judging Team 2,3. BETTY JOAN DAVIS Parents: John and Pauline (Brown)Davis; Art 3,4; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sun- shine 1,2,3,4. RICHARD KEITH COFFEY Parents: Leslie and Catherine (Le Cue) Coffey; Pep Club 2,3,4. RONALD CLIFFORD CREE Parents: Virgil and Bethel (Taylor) Cree; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 4; Pep Club 3. 23 NANCY LEE DRECKMAN Parents: Frank and Marie (Bowles) Dreckman; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2; High Spot 1,2; Li- brarian 2; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Class Play 3; Lars Staff 4. ELDON CLAIR DUNK Parents: Rae and Florence (Sutton) Dunk; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3,4; Sen- tinel 4. JUDITH ANN EMENS Parents: Taylor and Ruth (Paris) Emens; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Recording Sec. 1, Vice President 2; Latin Contest 1,2; Math Contest 3; Class Secretary 2; Class Treas. 3; Librarian 3; DAR; Girls' State, Class Play 3; Lars Staff 4. CHERYL DIANE GARRETT Parents: Burl and Patrica (Yost) Garrett; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Sec. 3; Class Play 3; F.H.A. 4; Lars Staff 4; Office 3,4; Prom Com. ANNE RAY GASCHO Parents: Alpha and Vela (Bell) Gascho; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Representative 4; Band 1; Lars Staff 4. PATTY EILEEN GOCHENOUR Parents: Fred and Glee (Smith) Goche- nour; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4, Representative 3; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Lars Staff 4; Librarian 3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Vice President 4; Prom Committee 3. 24 JANET FRANCES HACKERD Parents: Robert and Faye (Tansey) Hackerd; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4--Secretary; Lars Staff4;Class Play3; Office Helper 3,4. JACK RALPH HODGEN Parents: Noble and Mary (Stern) Hod- gen;F.F.A. 1,2,3,4--Reporter3, Treas- urer4; PepClub 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Dairy Judging 1,3; Class President 3; Class Play 3; Student Council 4—Presi- dent. CONNIE JEAN GOOD Parents: Wilmer (deceased) and Mabel (Moore) Good; Latin Contest 1,2; Math Contest 3; Student Council 3--Secre- tary; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3;4—Pro-Counsel 3, Counsel 4; Lars Staff 4; Class Play 3; Stage Band 4; Solo andEnsembleContest 1; Band 1,2,3,4-- Vice-President 4; Pep Club 3,4; Class Representative 3; Class Secretary 4. DAVID WAYNE GUM Parents: Arthur and Ruth (Healton) Gum; Science Club 1,2,3,4--Vice- President 3, President 4. Seniors hard at work? 25 PHILIP JAMES HODSON Parents: Laurell and Lucille (Haines) Hodson; Pep Club 3, -Representative 3,—Vice President 4. GARY WAYNE JAMES Parents: Woodrow and Nina (Keller) James. TERRY LYNN LEAZENBY Parents: Harold and Velma (Boaz) Leazenby: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4--Treasurer 3 --Vice President 4; Class Vice President 2, President 4; Pep Club 3,4. REGINA BELLE LEIBERT Parents: John and Martha (Lynch) Lei- bert; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 4. JOYCE ANN LIPP Parents: Robert and Miriam (Brown) Lipp: Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 2,3; F.H.A. 2,3; Lars Staff 4; Chorus 3. PATRICIA ANN MARTIN Parents: Charles and Lois (Dilling) Mar- tin; Pep Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Sun- shine 1,2,3,4. 26 JANET SUE METZGER Parents: Lloyd and Mary (Gascho) Metz- ger; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3, 4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Associ- ate Editor; High Spot 1; Math Contest 1. MARY JANE MILLER Parents: Harry and Nellie (Wertz) Mil- ler; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; F.H. A. 3; Lars Staff 4. PAUL RAYMOND MILLER Parents: Paul and Mildred (Harshman) Miller; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Cross Country 4. BILLY EUGENE MILNER Parents: Bill and Sue (Morris) Milner; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2. 27 Senior girls chat while taking a coke break. GERRY DUANA MYERS Parents: Charles Myers and Vera (Goode) Cox; Pep Club 3,4—Representative 4; Science Club—President 3—Vice-Pres- ident 4; Class Play 3,4. JAMES ARTHUR OLIVER Parents: Arthur and Mabel (Smeltzer) Oliver; Pep Club 1; Student Manager 1, 2,3,4;Track 1; Cross Country 2; Student Council 2. WAYNE CLAUDE REMALY Parents: Claude and Thelma (Zimmer- man) Remaly; Pep Club 1,2,4—Vice- president 2,--President 4; Cross Coun- try 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3; Class Secretary 3; Student Council 4; Yell Leader 3; Lars Photographer 4. MARIANN RODKEY Parents: Russel and Alice (White) Rod- ney; Sunshine 1,2,3,4—Program Chair- man 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Class Treasurer 3; Librarian 1,3,4; Lars Staff 4. RICHARD LYNN ROTH Parents: Henry and Olive (Davis) Roth; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 1,2,4; Track 1. MILDRED ANN RULE Parents: Lloyd and Alma (Skiles) Rule; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4--Representative 1,2--Sec- retary 4; Class Play 3; Lars Staff 4; Class Representative 2; Class Vice-President 3; Office Helper 3,4. 28 LARRY PAUL SIPES Parents: Robert and Margaret (Silver- thorn) Sipes; Track 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 3; Pep Club 4; Class play 3. CAROL LEE STOCK Parents: Fred and Helen (Reppert) Stock; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4—Parliamentarian; Lars Staff 4. CHERYL MARIE STOCK Parents: Fred and Helen (Reppert) Stock; Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 3,4; Lars Staff 4. KATHRYN ANNE THORP Parents: Raymond and Kathryn (Powell) Thorp; Pep Club 1,2; Cheerleader 1,3,4; Sunshine 1,2,3,4—Corresponding Secre- tary 4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; English Contest 3; Prom Committee 3. 29 ELVIN EUGENE WAGNER Parents: James and Fern (Thompson) Wagner; Pep Club 3; Science Club Treas- urer 3; Baseball 1. BILLY JOE WEIDA Parents: Bon and lone (Mayne) Weida; Baseball 1,3,4; Basketball 1,3; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Quaestor 2. JEAN ANN WARD Parents: Paul and Maxine (Rhine) Ward Sunshine 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Band President 3; Solo and Ensemble Contest 1; Stage Band 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3,4; Lars Staff 4; Class Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 4; Pep Club 4. GORDON DANIEL WELK Parents: Galen and Donnabelle (Yoder) Welk; Student Council 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Math Contest 1,2; Class Play 3. ALAN LEON WILSON Parents: Dwight and Kathryn (Huff) Wil- son; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Class President 2; Hoosier Boys' State 3; Class Representative 3; Baseball 2,3,4. Can These Be Seniors? 31 THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK Anne Frank................................Judith Emens Margot Frank...............................Connie Good Mrs. Frank............................ Nancy Dreckman Mr. Frank.................................Gordon Welk Peter Van Daan....................................Jack Hodgen Mrs. Van Daan...................................Kathie Thorp Mr. Van Daan......................................Stan Miller Miep......................................Mildred Rule Mr. Dussel ...............................Gerry Myers Mr. Kraler ...............................Elvin Wagoner THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK was a drama in two actswritten by Francis Goodrich and Albert Hackett and directed by Mrs. Schornhorst. 32 Junior girls stare in awe at the front of a clock- maker's shop. Junior Trip Have you ever taken a 600 mile trip in one day with time for a lot of sightseeing? Well that is exactly what the Juniors did in May 1962. They left at 2:45 a.m. on a Friday with very few kids having had sleep. Their exact destination was Greenfield Village and the Henry Ford Museum in Detroit, Michi- gan. The Juniors went through a Ford plant and a steel mill in the afternoon, if they wanted to. Before they started home they ate and most of the girls went shopping. The trip home was rather quiet with almost everyone getting a little sleep. They arrived in Rossville at 11:45 p.m. Friday night a tired but happy group. 33 The boys take a short snooze. Mr. Koontz sleeps while Mr. Yochem keeps an eye on the Juniors. The Juniors drove their own bus, not really. They are the enthusiastic underclassmen. Jfiis generation will be- come the future astronauts and leaders of our country. Having passed the first stage, grade school� these children have moved into the second stage. They are living the space age where sci- ence and mathematics are becoming more important. Graduating from high school, when technicians nd mathematicians will be in greater demand, these students will have greater job opportunities. But there is also a less serious aside. These students take an active interest in ball games, class parties, clubs, organizations, and various other activities. Their enthusiasm and energy enriches Rossville High School. The second stage is very important to these children. It is the time when they are preparing for the third stage, adult life. This period determines how successful they will be in the adult stage. But with correct guidance and perseverance they will be able to make their life orbit successful. Juniors Looking Forward to — Lee Anderson Geraldine Baker Gary Barnhart Mike Beard Tom Buntin Sharon Butler Connie Coffey Evelyn Cook Dan Cooper Sue Davies Steve Disinger Sue Disinger Kathy Frazee Lynne Freeland Arlene Frey Karen Fogelsong Sharrell Gaylor Nancy Hitch Marilyn Hodgen Charles Huffer Mary Huffer Darlene Hufford Jerry Hufford Tom Jacoby Nona Jenkinson Lloyd Johnson Joan Koble Janet Miller Joyce Miller Joyce Paul 36 — Their Senior Year J. D. Perry Sharon Phillips Maurice Purcell Prudence Rice Gwen Roth Ron Scott Pam Skiles Don Snapp Lester Sterling Mike Timmons Rosalie Wagoner Barbara Wagoner Melinda Wagoner Marcia White Jerry Wise Gerald Wolf Leland Wolf Paula Wolf Keith Yoder JUNIOR OFFICERS SEATED: Geraldine Baker, Secretary; Lynne Freeland, Vice President; Gwen Roth, Treasurer; STANDING: Don Snapp, President. 37 Sophomores Waiting for — Cheryl Allen Dick Andrews Diana Barnard James Barnhart Charles Beard George Becker Ronald Beery Steve Beets Richard Bol Linda Boyd Hal Brown Bill Buntin Diane Buntin Dan Bushee Marilyn Calvert Sharon Catron Jim Chezem Rita Chezem Garry Chittick Jerry Chittick Jacque Clendenning Danny Conaster John Davis Debby De Santo Eda Etnire Tony Gascho Christine Gray Becky Hufford SOPHOMORES OFFICERS SEATED: Janet Wilson, Secretary; Linda Kam- stra, Treasurer. STANDING: John Thomas, Pres- ident; Hal Brown, Vice President. 38 — Those Precious Class Rings Larry Jackson Harry Johnson Linda Kamstra Linda Kasten Joan Kemp Mike Kern Tom Kidd Jerry Kingery Bill Knapp Gary Kuhns Debby Langston Freida Laprad Ronnie Larson Donna Leazenby Cathy Lehman Shirley Lehman Gary McCabe Terry McGill Jane Metzger Linda Metzger Jane Milner Diane Mossburg David Need Lindley Paul Joyce Payne Linda Powell James Reed Lynn Savory Richard Seifert Patricia Stafford Vernon Stingley Bob Sutton John Thomas Ritchie Thomas Carol Trimble Bill Walker David Walker Leon Welk Doris Whiteman Janet Wilson Dean Wolf Beverly Woollen 39 Freshmen Taking the Big Step Eddie Beard Darlena Beard Peggy Boone Ivan Burkle Barbara Cheney Susie Chittick Winifred Clendenning Tom Coffey Sue Colby Juli Cook Richard Cottrell Louise Cox Barbara Dixon Barbara Dolby Wayne Dunk David Dyer Alan Eller Stan Emens Mark Evans Steve Fines NO PHOTO AVAILABLE FRESHMAN OFFICERS SEATED: Sue Colby, Secretary. STANDING: Richard Cottrell, President; Mark Evans, Vice President; Jerry Silverthorn, Treasurer. 40 Opal Flora Max Fogelsong Rae Ann Gangwer Sam Gascho Cheryl Gates Kathy Gochenour Larry Hamm Linda Heise Richard Lee Hitch Vernon Hitch Janet Hufford Sharon Kuszmaul Stephen Laprad Patricia Layton Steve McDaniels ReEtta Meadal Craig Michael Byron Miller Gayle Mortsolf Dollretta Perry Barbara Reavis Nancy Reppert Steve Seifert Robert Shultheis Jerry Silverthorn Richard Sipes Barbara Smith Gary Snapp Phil Snyder Jackie Stevens Tom Ticen Rovena Tull ROW ONE: James Allen, Julia Basey, David Barnhart, Kristina Beard, Ethel Bowen, Walter Bo- wen, Donna Boyd. ROW TWO: Diana Brower, Shee- na Brown, Lee Brubaker, Mike Buntin, Teresa Buntin, Kathleen Bushee, Jackie Chezem. ROW THREE: Paul Clear, Phyl- lis Clendenning, Becky Colby, Charles Cole, Bill Combs, Stan- ley Cox, Robert Davis. ROW FOUR: Raymond Disinger, Jan Emens, Danny Evans, Dale Fickle, Roger Fickle, Mike Gay- lor, Diane Gregory. ROW FIVE: Richard Hackerd, Ronnie Hufford, Elaine Kasten, Jan Kemp, Barbara Kessler, Larry Kessler. Grade 8 ROW SIX: Bill Kidd, Cathy Kingery, Tom Knapp, Lynne Kuhns, Diane Kuszmaul, Jean Lipp, Regina Magart. ROW SEVEN: Roger McGill, Rex Meadal, Linda Metzger, Karen Metzger, Kent Need, Jerry Ottinger, James Paine. ROW EIGHT: Ralph Pollard, Donna Randolph, Ruth Re avis, Johnie Rodgers, Richard Root, Richard Rude, Richard Scott. ROW NINE: Maxine Skiles, Doris Sleek, Karen Snyder, Barry Sul- livan, Candy Suter, Molly Swan- son, Ronnie Terrell. ROW TEN: James Ticen, Craig Trimble, Richard Walker, Linda Welk, Georgia Wilderson, Patty Wolf, Ronnie Wolf. 42 ROW ONE: Bill Barnard, Julia Beard, RettaBeisal, Eugene Bow- er, John Bower, Janice Calvert, Meredith Canine. ROW TWO: Sandra Catron, Gor- don Chittick, Karen Coffey, Sharon Coffey, Mike Conaster, Joyce Davenport, Donald Davis. ROW THREE: Sue De Santo, Lewis Dixon, Bruce Dunk, Rebec- ca Dyer, John Evans, Linda Fet- terhoff, Jack Fingerle. ROW FOUR: James Forney, Jo Garrett, Susan Gates, Sharon Graves, Gary Gray, Phil Harrison, Jerry Harshman. ROW FIVE: Nancy Helmberger, Brian Henry, Irene Hitch, Debby Hufford, Helen Kelleher, Robert Kist, Allen Lehman. ROW SIX: Kenneth Long, Rickie Magart, Teresa Martin. ROW SEVEN: Barry McCabe, Lyle McQuern, Rhonda Meador, Stuart Meador, Mike Metzger, Karen Miller. ROW EIGHT: Bruce Myers, Vir- ginia Otten, Beverly Patrick, Pamela Peters, Joan Pfeifle, Wil- liam Pollard, Virginia Reavis. ROW NINE: Russell Reed, Jane Rinehart, Charles Scolley, Judy Scott, Rickey Seekamp, Mike Shively, James Skiles. ROW TEN: Carleton Stewart, Edtha Unger, Alan Wagoner, Don- na Wolf, Duane Wolf, Steven Wolf, Judith Woodruff. 43 JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES Geraldine Baker Tom Jacoby SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Linda Kamstra Dick Andrews y m' EaONFT - i m - — FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES - ■ • . • , ■ 4C '- . • , ? • , ! .. .- .. ' f? � • .! � '•. • • i ■ • • . ■Hr- Kathleen Gochenour Ivan Burkle GRADES The first orbit of a school education begins when the children enter grade school. Here they learn the fundamentals for each orbit of their school life . This basic training consists of preparing for more advanced learning and social development. They learn to play with others and to appreciate music, art, and good reading. Each teacher provides new inspirations for achievement which adds thrust to lift them to higher levels of learning and adventure. In this phase of their flight, the varied curriculum gives them a wide scope of devel- opment in both physical and riiental skills. As they complete each school year they have advanced to an outer level in which they have never been before. Each level is another challenge to them. Each orbit brings new experiences and more hard work and fun. Owen Teachers JAMES MONTGOMERY Central Normal College, B.S., Indiana Uni- versity, Purdue University, M.S., Princi- pal . MARGARET ALEXANDER Danville Central Normal, Butler University, Third and Fourth grades. ESTHER BLACKBURN Purdue University, B.S., Fifth and Sixth grades. NAOMI CANINE Butler University, B.S. and M.S., First grade. EVERETT FREELS Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Fifth and Sixth grades. EVA NEED Indiana State Teachers College, Butler Uni- versity, Fifth and Sixth grades. RICHARD RICKER Purdue University, B.S., Fifth and Sixth grades. MILDRED WOODRUFF Indiana University, Indiana State Teachers College, A.B., Fifth and Sixth grades. MABEL ZEIDER Manchester College, B. S., Second and Third grades. ROW ONE: James Montgomery, Margaret Alexander, Esther Blackburn. ROW TWO: Naomi Canine, Ev- erett Freels, Eva Need. ROW THREE: Richard Ricker, Mildred Woodruff, Mabel Zeider. Cooks and Janitor Virgil Disinger 50 ROW ONE: Jeffrey Adams, Mi- chael Allen, Peggy Beard. Owen Grade 6 ROW TWO: Marjorie Beery, Robert Beets, Daniel Bluemke, Charlotte Bol, Martha Bowen, Vernon Boyd. ROW THREE: William Bowen, Diana Bree- den, Danny Brower, David Brubaker, Mark Buntin, Jonathan Canine. ROW FOUR: Sherry Chittick, Janet Clear, Norma Cook, Roy Cottrell, Karen Eller, Timothy Eller. ROW FIVE: Richard Evans, Katherine Flee- man, Ellen Freeland, Larry Garrett, Judith Gaylor, Marianne Harrison. ROW SIX: Sheldon Holsinger, Robert Huffer, Debra Johnson, Gordon Kemmer, Roland Kessler, Charles Kidd. ROW SEVEN: Randall Kingery, Ray Lock, Marilee Luper, Debra McDaniel, Ralph Martin, Vickie Meadal. ROW EIGHT: Velvet Metzger, Cheryl Mil- ler, Gene Miller, Lynn Mills, Quinn Mills, David Mosson. ROW NINE: Caroline Paul, Vicki Peters, Gloria Poole, Martin Prather, Karen Purcell, Kathy Savory. ROW TEN: Georgia Scolley, Thomas Scott, David Seifert, Sherman Sheets, Diana Shuck, Marilyn Shultheis. ROW ELEVEN: Sandra Silverthom, John Stingley, Glennice Tull, Dennis Wagoner, Philip Wilson, Philip Woollon. Owen Grade 5 ROW ONE: Jerry Austin, Max Barnard, Eu- gene Barton, Joyce Basey, Ellen Beard, Linda Beard. ROW TWO: Martha Becker, Rhonda Beisel, Mike Bluemke, Ann Brubaker, Deborah Butler, Billy Catron, Cynthia Chittick. ROW THREE: Donna Chittick, Alan Clendenning, Robert Combs, James Copeland, Mi- chael Copper, Daniel Cox, Susan Cox. ROW FOUR: Laverne Crum- packer, Steven Ehresman, Mel- anie Fines, Gladys Fingerle, William Forney, Gordon Gascho, Steven Gould. ROW FIVE: Ruth Harrison, Brady Heise, Janet Hitch, Marcia Hod- gen, Gary Irmeger, Kevin Jack- son, David Kelly. ROW SIX: Beverly Kessler, Mi- chael Layton, Richard Living- ston, David Luper, John Luper, Carol Meador, Mark Michael. ROW SEVEN: David Miller, Dennis Miller, Jeffery Miller, Claudia Morris, Jackie Payne, Nancy Poole, Brenda Pettit. ROW EIGHT: Rebecca Reavis, Randall Reed, Carol Rhine, Su- san Rinehart, Joyce Rude, Rich- ard Ryan, Karen Ryser. ROW NINE: Susan Seifert, Mi- chele Shively, Barbara Short, Gregory Slipher, Brenda Suter, Ned Swanson, Donald Thomas. ROW TEN: Janice Timmons, Allen Treece, Terry Treece, James Wilkerson, John Wolf, Richard Wolf, Michael Wood- ruff. 52 Owen Grades 1 -4 ROW TWO: Nancy Beard, 4; Nancy Beets, 1; Mark Blackburn, 3; Bobby Bowen, 1; Marsha Bro- vont, 1; Kathy Budreau, 2; Robert Buntin, 1. ROW THREE: Sue Buntin, 3; Tim Buntin, 2; Larry Canine, 2; Lucy Canine,4; Carl Chezem, 3; Dan- iel Clendenning, 3; Constance Colby, 3. ROW FOUR: Beatrice Cole, 4; Joy Copeland, 3; Donna Cox, 3; Byron Disinger, 1; Ronnie Dis- inger, 4; Beatrice Dolby, 2; Mar- cia Dolby, 4. ROW FIVE: Ricky Duckworth, 1; Joey Forney, 1; Andy Gangwer, 1; Roderick Gangwer, 3; Cheryl Cascho, 2; Alan Gates, 3; Joyce Gochenour, 2. ROW SIX: Billy Graves, 4; John Graves, 1; Cindy Harmon, 1; Dar- lene Harrison, 2; Rick Harrison, 1; MarkHiginbotham, 1; William Hodgen, 4. ROW SEVEN: Debra Huffer, 1; David Huffer, 3; Michael John- son, 4; Jane Kressley, 2; James Larson, 3; David Layton, 2; Bruce Luper, 2. ROW EIGHT: Dale Luper, 3; Steven Luper, 4; Beverly McGill, 4; Dale Mcllrath, 2; Jill Mc- Ilrath,4; Randy Mag art, 1; Shir- ley Meador, 4. ROW NINE: Jay Mill, 1; Jon Mill, 1; Jeffery Miller, 2; Mi- chael Miller, 4; Joni Mossburg, 2; Arland Neher, 4; Sidney Paul, 1. ROW TEN: Debby Perry, 1; Donny Pettit, 2; Carolyn Poole, 2; Shir- ley Poole, 4; Bruce Ryan, 3; Tina Ryan, 1; John Ryser, 1. ROW ELEVEN: Robert Ryser, 3; Mary Jane Sheets, 2; Kip Sloan, 1; James Surface, 2; Gilbert Wolf, 2; Brad Woodhouse, 3; Susan Woodhouse, 2. Pyrmont Grades 1 —4 ROW ONE: Joe Bradford, 2; Darrell Boyd, 2; Sherrill Brovont, 2; Sandra Chittick, 2; Becky Eller, 2; Beth Eller, 2. ROW TWO: Tommy Fetterhoff, 2; Larry Frey, 1; Gary Kessler, 2; Julian Kessler, 2; Charles Martin, 1; Melissa Metzger, 1. ROW THREE: Betty Lou Miller, 2; Dennis Miller, 1; Kathy Miller, 1; Carlene Perry, 1; Rhonda Perry, 2; Dale Peters, 2. ROW FOUR: Wesley Prather, 1; Sharon Shultheis, 2; Diana Treece, 1; Pamela Wal- ker, 1; Julia Wagoner, 2. ROW FIVE: Rebecca Barnhart, 4; Deborah Bluemke, 4; Robert Bluemke, 3; Rosanna Boyd, 4; Mark Brubaker, 3. ROWSIX: JosephBurkle, 4;JoEllenBushee,4; Jerry Butler, 3; Dixie Fleeman, 3; Jerry Frey, 3; Philip Holsinger, 4. ROW SEVEN: Linda Irmeger, 4; Joyce Long, 4; Craig Meador, 4; Roger Meador, 3; Gary Miller, 4; Susan Miller, 4. ROW EIGHT: Larry Patrick, 4; Charles Payne, 4; Douglas Prather, 4;Tony Reppert, 4; Larry Treece, 3; Chris Wagoner, 4. Pyrmont Teachers Cook Janitor FLORENCE DUNK Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Art OPAL KEMMER, Cook ARTHUR ROTH, Janitor DELOR1S FLORA Indiana State Teachers College First Grade, 1A. FRANCES CHENEY Indiana State Teachers College Third Grade, 3A. KATHRYN J. SNYDER Central Normal College Second Grade. JUDITH McKINLEY Indiana State Teachers College, B.S., Graduate Work, Purdue Uni- versity First Grade, IB. 56 Grades 4-3 ROW ONE: Joyce Bolinger, Tommy Bonebrake, Joe Bowen, Betty Bower, Greg Bright, Randy Brown, Clifford Davenport. ROW TWO: Robert Dyer, Linda Flory, Jackie Gascho, Roger Gascho, Debra Gellenbeck, Jeffery Good, Ann Gray. ROW THREE: Teresa Henry, Gary Hufford, Lou Ann Irmeger, Judith Jessup, John Kamstra, Joyce Kem- mer, Linda Kesling. ROW FOUR: Bobby Knapp, Barbara Miller, Gary Miller, Steve Morris, Mike Mosson, Beverly Pfeifle, Robin Sheets. ROW FIVE: Larry Silverthorn, Stephen Skiles, Judy Taylor, George Wilkerson. NO PHOTO Silverthorn, Darryl ROW SIX: William Achors, Leonard Addy, Phillip Andrew, Jane Austin, Sandra Bickett, Albert Bowen. ROW SEVEN: Edward Butler, Car- rie Cable, Carol Calloway, Sally Catron, Joann Cottrell, Susan Cripe, Carol DeMarr. ROW EIGHT: Kathy Evans, Rex Fausett, David Frazee, Linda Fogelsong, Daniel Gaylor, Kevin Gosewehr, Tommy Graves. ROW NINE: John Grove, Tony Henry, Mona Jo Jackson, Garry Kamstra, Debra Kelly, Martha Kidd, Debra Koontz. ROW TEN: Mark Kuzmaul, Bar- bara McClure, Leonard Meador, Joey Metzger, Marcia Miller, Billy Mitchell, Keith Mohler. ROW ELEVEN: Anita Morrison, Connie Powell, Gene Root, Mari- lyn Shively, Jack Skiles, Keith Wolf, Toni Wolf. Rossville Grade 2 ROW TWO: Albert Bowen, Teresa Bright, Bill Brown, Carol Butz, Deborah Chittick, Malora Collins. ROW THREE: Joyce Crum, Charles Davis, Gary Davis, Marilyn Davis, John DeMarr, Robbin Evans. ROW FOUR: Howie Everett, Chuckie Gay- lor, Eric Gray, Karen Irmeger, Susan Jean, David Kessler. ROW FIVE: Dicky Knapp, Beverly Miller, Norma Morris, Gordon Mosson, Glenn Rine- hart, Sara Seifert. ROW SIX: Kenny Sheets, Mark Skiles, Kathy Stanley, Donnie Wilkerson, Dan Wolf, Jeff- rey Woollen. Art McGill ROW ONE: Cheryl Addy, Jenny Austin, Sharon Barton. NO PHOTO Janitor Cooks Mrs. Hinesley and Mrs. Kamstra 58 Rossville Grade 1 ROW TWO: Robbie Barnard, Brian Barnhart, Patricia Barton, Marsha Beard, Michael Bellah, Virginia Bickett, Waneta Bowen. ROW THREE: Bruce Butler, Kathleen Clark, Betsy Combs, Mark Cripe, Carol Crum, Billy Davenport, Kimberly Farrell. ROW FOUR: Barry Fausett, Kathryn Flory, Bonnie Gascho, Jeanie Gaylor, Steven Gaylor, Cindy Gochenour, Kimberly Gosewehr. ROWF1VE: Larry Gould, William Gellenbeck, Dennis Grayson, Brian Hahn, Kevin Hamm, Cyn- thia Henry, Terry Hufford. ROW SIX: Byron Irmeger, Mi- chael Jean, Jeffery Kelly, Ger- ald Landes, DavidMcClure, Beth McDaniel, Bruce Miller. ROW SEVEN: Dean Morris, Ellen Sheets, Patty Shively, Suzanne Skiles, Diana Snell, Kenny Suter, Curt Weller. Grade Librarians 59 SEATED: Freda Laprad, Barbara Reavis. STANDING: Sue Colby, Opal Flora, Jane Baker, Ida Etnire. SPORTS Rossville High School shows its true colors in the flight of its sports rocket. Jme In the past few years Rossville has expanded its athletic activities. Under the leadership of Mr . Robertson, Rossville has become more prominent in baseball, track, and cross country. Yet, basketball remains the main stage of the sports department. Those participating learn the importance of good sportsmanship--a quality necessary now and later. They learn the importance of teamwork and co-operation. These boys also have the opportunity to meet new and interesting people. Mr. Koontz, our athletic director and basketball coach, and Mr. Robertson supervise the countdown of the sports activities. LOUDON PRINTING Flora MOORE and BROWN Rossville s s V I L L E V A R S I T Y Richard Roth a w Gene Milner Jim Oliver Nov. Dec. Jan. Feb. 1962-63 Ross. Opp. 9—Thomtown 35 16--Clinton Prairie 52 28--Lafayette 61 30--Sheridan 61 4—East Tipp 48 7--Clinton Central 69 14—Winamac 51 21—Carroll 84 29—Holiday Tourney .... 55 80 62 2--Bunker Hill 71 12--Delphi 57 18--Central Catholic 83 25--Lebanon 79 26—Frankfort 86 1—Western 61 2—West Lafayette 51 8—Southwestern 53 15--Northwestem 72 22--Attica 64 W.L.C. COMPANY Sedalia Lester Sterling Don Snapp Gordon Cripe Mr. Koontz Gordon Welk Ron Cree Mr. Robertson Dan Cooper Tom Jacoby McCLURE'S DRUG STORE Rossville 63 Pep Club With Mr. Miller as sponsorthe Pep Club has beenthe best that we have ever had. The following officers have helped toorganize it: Wayne Remely, President; Phil Hodson, Vice President; Mildred Rule, Secretary; Bill Butz, Treasurer; Anne Gascho, Gary Myers, Senior Representatives; Paula Wolf, Steve Disinger, Junior Representatives; Janet Wilson, Jim Barnhart, Sophomore Representatives; Winifred Clendenning, Byron Miller, Freshman Representatives. Cheerleaders Jane Milner Kathie Thorp Linda Kamstra Melinda Wagoner EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 64 LAVERTY'S MEN and BOYS' WEAR Indianapolis Frankfort B-Team ROW ONE: Terry McGill, Mike Timmons, Mark Evans, Dick Andrew, Danny Conatser, David Dyer. ROW TWO: Garry Chittick, Richard Bol, Charlie Huf- fer, Maurice Purcell, Bob Sutton, Ronnie Larson, Bill Knapp, Jerry Chittick. Freshmen ROW ONE: Robert Shultheis, Richard Cottrell, Stan Emens, Sam Gascho, Ivan Burkle, Tom Coffey. ROW TWO: Mr. Robertson, Max Fogelsong, Steve Sei- fert, Alan Eller, Vernon Hitch, Steve Fines, Gary Snapp, Steve Laprad. Cheerleaders Janet Hufford and Sharon Kuszmaul. DOLBOW L.P.-GAS, INC. Lafayette ESSERMAN TIRE SERVICE Flora Junior High Team LLOYD A. METZGER DE FOUW CHEVROLET Plumbing and Heating bb Lafayette Rossville From left to right: ROW ONE: Bill Kidd, Rodger McGill, Ronnie Terrell, Richard Scott, Rich- ard Hackard, Tom Knapp, Stuart Meador. ROW TWO: Stanley Cox—Student manager, Bill Pollard , DaleFickle, Carelton Stewart, Gary Gray, Jerry Harshman, Ricky Magart, Gordon Chittick, Barry Miller. Cheerleaders Cheerleaders from left to right: Jan Emens, Jean Lipp, Jo Garrett, and Irene Hitch. Fifth and Sixth Grade Teams A Team—ROW 1—Phil Wilson, Bobby Huffer, John Canine. ROW 2—Jun- ior Tull, Randy Reed, Jeff Miller, David Seifert, Mike Garrett. ROW 3 — Mr. Ricker. B Team ROW 1: David Miller, Tim Eller, Billy Forney, David Kidd, Quinn Mills. ROW 2: Brady Heise, Mike Cooper, Alan Clendenning, Greg Slipher, Mark Buntin. ROW 3: Mr. Ricker. Cheerleaders Carolyn Paul, Janice Timmons, Bobby Beets, Melanie Fines, Judy Gaylor. H K MARKET Rossville HODSON PLUMBING 67 Rossville FRED LAPRAD AGENCY g8 CRIPE'S JEWELRY STORE Rossville Rossville ROW ONE: Leland Wolf, Gerald Wolf, Harry Johnson, Ron Cree, Gordon Welk. ROW TWO: Steven Laprad, Sam Gascho, Steve Fines, Ronnie Scott, Ray Miller. ROW ONE: Tom Jacoby, Ron Cree, Dan Cooper, Larry Sipes, Gordon Welk, Ray Mil- ler, Mr. Robertson. ROW TWO: Jack Hodgen, Leland Wolf, Ronnie Scott, Jim Barn- hart, Harry Johnson, Gerald Wolf. Alan Wilson Bat. Av. .241 Infielder and Outfielder Bill Weida Bat. Av. .290 Catcher Terry McGill Bat. Av. .222 Infielder and Outfielder SK1LES PURE OIL Rossville COHEE'S BARBER SHOP Rossville TIPMORE'S TEXACO Rossville DAREL'S CAFE Rossville Gene Milner Bat. Av. .371 Infielder Baseball Don Snapp Bat. Av. .250 Infielder Mike Timmons Bat. Av. .167 Infielder and Pitcher Bill Knapp Bat. Av. .161 Danny Conaster Bat. Av. .080 Outfielder and Pitcher Infielder and Pitcher Dave Need Bat. Av. .000 Coach Robertson Outfielder and Pitcher 69 ORGANIZATION There are many organizations around Rossvill igh School that launch students into the social whirl. ActiviU are an important factor in the successful completion of an indjfnual's flight. The aim of the Sunshine Society is helpfulrujs.-rand kindness to others. The Band and Chorus each use team vwjrk to produce harmony and enjoyment. The Pep Club acts as a booster rocket for the basket- ball boys. High Spot, stressing school spirit; being strictly im- partial; and maintaining the properljpfonce of the past, the present, and the future, is the voice of our school. Thinking of the future, the Science Club is always exploring the unknown. Student Council, the central control of all student activities, guides and advises us on our orbital flights. g Latin Club the students explore a new frontier of language. The F .F .A. work together to learn more about farming. The F.H.A. work together to learn how to maintain a home. If a rocket is tijjja ach its goal, all functions must work together perfectly. Likewise, members of a organization strive together to obtain success and enjoyment. L A R S S T A F P ROW ONE: Mr. Yochem, Sponsor; Wayne Remaly, Photographer and Business Manager; Jean Baker, Editor; Janet Metzger, Associative Editor; Jack Hodgen, Business Manager. ROW TWO: Bill Weida, Cheryl Stock, Mildred Rule, Jean Ann Ward, Carol Stock, Janet Hackerd, Con- nie Good, Jane Baker, Nancy Dreckman. ROW THREE: Anne Gascho, Cheryl Garrett, Patty Gochenour, Kathie Thorp, Mariann Rodkey, Joyce Lipp, Beulah Beery, Judith Emens. ROW ONE: Janet Metzger, Melinda Wagoner, Pam Skiles, Business Manager, Doris White- man, Janet Miller, Associative Editor. ROW TWO: Mrs. Pothuijse, Sponsor; Marsha White, Editor; Ida Etnire, Debbie Langston, Gwen Roth, Johnny Rodgers, Craig Trimble. H I G H S P O T DELPHI LIMESTONE Delphi F.S.A The Future Scientists of America are a new organization in Ross- ville High School. Some of the activities they have done are going to Ingram-Richardson Enamel Plant, Frankfort on January 8, Bunker Hill Air Base on January 25, District Purdue Science Fair on April 6. The Future Scientists of America also sponsor and conduct the Science Fair at Rossville on March 26. The officers are David Gum, President; Gerry Myers, Vice President; Jim Chezem, Sec- retary; Charles Beard, Treasurer; Hal Brown, Public Relations; George Becker, Historian; Lloyd Johnson, Librarian. MANN CHEVROLET Flora 73 JUSTRITE FOODS Lafayette Senior Band Junior Band Pom-Pom Girls Left to Right--Mickey Shively, Kathy Savory, Janice Timmons, Judy Gaylor, Debra McDaniels. IRMEGER’S STANDARD DECKERS SPORTSMAN INC. WEAST MUSIC CO. Rossville Lafayette 74 Lafayette Lafayette Pep Band Chorus ROW ONE: Sharon Kuszmaul, Vice President; Joyce Payne; Carol Trimble; Connie Coffey, President; Sue Colby; Ida Etnire; Linda Powell; Cheryl Gates; Louise Cox. ROW TWO: Evelyn Cook; Lynne Savory, Treasurer; Linda Boyd; Doris Whiteman, Librarian; Janet Wilson, Secretary; Linda Heise; Diane Moss- burg; Opal Flora; Donna Leazenby; Prudence Rice. Sue Colby, Accompanist. LAFAYETTE RADIO SUPPLY KRAFT MUSIC COMPANY Lafayette 75 Frankfort Latin Club ROW ONE: Connie Good, Consul; Janet Wilson, Scriba; Lynne Freeland, Pro-Consul; and Hal Brown, Quaester. ROW TWO: Gary McCabe, Janet Metzger, Janet Hackerd, Mary Ann Rodkey, Nancy Dreckman, Cheryl Garrett, Kathie Thorp, Patty Gochenour, Mildred Rule, Anne Gascho, Jean Ann Ward, Steve Beets. ROW THREE: George Becker, Evelyn Cook, Marsha White, Joyce Lipp,Jane Baker, Judy Emens, Jean Baker, Gwen Roth, Geraldine Baker, Tony Gascho. ROW FOUR: David Need, Ida Etnire, Becky Hufford, Jane Milner, Jane Metzger, Linda Kamstra, Paula Wolf, Sharon Butler, Sue Davies, Stanley Emens. ROW FIVE: Richard Bol, Patricia Stafford, Lynn Savory, Jackie Clendenning, Joan Kemp, Opal Flora, Barbara Cheney, Sharon Kuszmaul, Jerry Silverthom. ROW SIX: Jackie Stevens, Sue Colby, Craig Michaels, David Dyer, Danny Conaster, Mrs. Senger--Sponsor, Bill Weida, Keith Yoder, Gary Snapp, Rae Ann Gangwer, Barbara Reavis. 76 STEPHENSON ELEVATOR Sedalia and Rossville Sunshine From left to right. ROW ONE: Mary Ann Rodkey, Program Chairman; Lynn Savory, Vice-President; Cheryl Garrett, President; Kathie Thorp, Corresponding Secretary; Marilyn Hodgen, Treasurer; Kathleen Gochenour, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Barton, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Janet Metzger, Joyce Lipp, Cheryl Stock, Janet Hackerd, Carol Stock, Nancy Dreckman, Judy Emens, Jean Baker, Patty Gochenour, Mildred Rule, Anna Gascho, Jean Ann Ward, Connie Good. ROW THREE: Marcia White, Janet Miller, Lynne Freeland, Betty Davis, Mary Miller, Jane Baker, Pat Martin, Regina Leibert, Sharon Phillips, Joan Koble, Nancy Hitch, Rosalie Wagner. ROW FOUR: Arlene Frey, Melinda Wagoner, Pam Skiles, Kathy Frazee, Mary Huffer, Connie Coffey, Joyce Paul, Gwen Roth, Paula Wolf, Geraldine Baker, Darlene Hufford, Bar- bara Wagoner, Karen Fogelsong. ROW FIVE: Patricia Stafford, Ida Etnire, Debbie Langston, Jane Milner, Rita Chezem, Christine Gray, Jane Metzger, Linda Kamstra, Freida Laprad, Sue Davies, Sharon Butler, Prudy Rice, Evelyn Cook. ROW SIX: Carol Trimble, Joyce Payne, Jackie Clendenning, Janet Wilson, Janet Hufford, Linda Boyd, Joan Kemp, Sharon Catron, Donna Leazenby, Linda Metzger, Cathy Lehman, Shirley Lehman, Julia Cook. ROW SEVEN: Debbie DeSanto, Becky Hufford, Jackie Stevens, ReEtta Mea- dal, Susie Chittick, Barbara Cheney, Sharon Kuszmaul, Winifred Clendenning, Rovena Tull, Barbara Reavis, Sue Colby, Linda Heise, Rae Ann Gangwer. ROW EIGHT: Diane Mossburg, Diane Buntin, Bev- erly Woolen, Linda Powell, Louise Cox, Cheryl Gates, Gail Mortsolf, Barbara Dolby, Opal Flora, Dolretta Perry, Peggy Boone, Joyce Chambers, Nancy Reppert. ROW NINE: Pat Layton, Darlena Beard, Barbara Dixon, Barbara Smith. GLOVERS ICE CREAM Frankfort 77 F.H.A. The F.H.A. girls and their mothers enjoyed a Christmas Tea in the Home Economics Room. To finance such activities they sponsor the coat check at the home basketball games. The F.H.A. sponsor is Mrs. Sheppard. SEATED: Linda Boyd; Rita Chezem, Treasurer; Janet Miller, Vice President; Barbara Wagoner, President; Sue Davies, Secretary; Carol Stock, Parliamentarian; Joan Koble, Recreation Leader; Mary Huffer, Re - porter. This is the creed they work by: CREED We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage, And high hope. For we have the clear consciousness of seeking Old and precious values. For we are the builders of homes, Homes for America's future. Homes where living will be the expression of everything That is good and fair. Homes where truth and love and security and faith Will be realities, not dreams. We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage And high hope. WAGONER CABINET and SALES Rossville 78 ROW ONE: Gerald Wolf, Terry Leasenby, Vice President; Gordon Cripe, President; Mike Beard, Lee Anderson, Dave Walker, Ronald Beery, Tom Coffey. ROW TWO: John Thomas. Secretary; Terrv McGill, Lin Paul, Tom Kidd, Robert Shultheis, Steve Laprad, Eddie Beard, ByronMiller. ROW THREE: WayneDunk, Billy Walker, AllenEller, Ivan Burkle,Dave Need, Bob Sutton, Ron Larson, Reporter; Gary Kuhns. ROW FOUR: Mr. Wolf, Advisor. Not Pictured: Jack Hodgen, Treasurer; Eldon Dunk, Sentinel. We wonder how much knowledge is being shoveled in. Do these look like farmers? RODKEY IMPLEMENT and HARDWARE Rossville Patrons DALLAS W. 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