Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1960 volume:

l •r j Ao4 - K T :£, ci cZ€ . l ' ; - !L  GENEALOGY 977 . 20? R81P 1960 , ILLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01731 3112 h A 4 1 ' i f THE JOURNALISM STAFF OF ROYERTON HIGH SCHOOL preserits the . . . ay om la Seasons Crowded With Events Fall . . . Students meet both the new and familiar faces of our faculty . . . The tra- ditional Homecoming lends excitement as the first activity of the year . . . Royerton gridironers open the football season . . . Busy Juniors entertain community with annual carnival . . . Organizations invite and install new members and officer . . . Underclassmen, one step closer to gradu- ation, enter a year of new experiences. i Winter . . . The year moves rapidly as the first semester comes to a close . . . Christ- mas time brings many activities such as Senior Ball and religious convocations . . . Basketball is here at last! . . . Varsity squad, and B teams as well as freshmen and junior high ball clubs, see plenty of action . . , Cheerleaders help boost spirit of Redbird fans . . . Royertonites partici- pate in advancing classwork . . . Interna- tional Dinner is a novel activity this w inter . . . Junior High students prepare for high school. Spring . . . Seniors anticipating their trip and graduation exercises, complete their final year of high school . . . We look back briefly over the past 12 years . . . After a busy year. Journalism staff presents final publication of newspaper and puts finish- ing touches on yearbook . . . More class- work shows further progress of students ... A candid look at additional activities represents a well-rounded year at Royer- ton through every season. Classes, Clubs, Activities and Sports Autumn to winter, winter into spring, spring into summer, summer into fall so rolls the changing year, and so we change; Motion so swift, we know not that we move. Dinah Mulock Craik Immutable Organizations . . . Pat Swartz, freshman obeys the command of his masters in Latin Club initiation. Activities . . . The Fall Carnival, money making project of the Juniors, provides entertainment for many. Sports . . . Coach Myron objects to a deci- sion at County Tourney time. H I B p rJI ' ' Mm ' M ■■jMv , HHKfl|i T!H JM ■HK BmJ BI B ■1 bIS HKk,:x . . -i IHHH l y A ft |; ' «3 ' 5 i? fti j£°. ' ' ' ■ , •fiE Lv Foil Contents . Facultj- 6 Homecoming 11 Carnival 14 Football 17 Initiations 21 Underclassmen 22 Class Officers 28 Candid Camera 29 4L: ' fits Administration Mr. Loyd G. Penrod, our principal, has successfully served at Royerton for the past four years. Mr. Penrod has played an impor- tant role in developing and preparing the stu- dents of Royerton for their future. In admini- stering the affairs of Royerton, Mr. Penrod ' s objective has always been the interest and wel- fare of Royerton students. We, as Seniors of 1960, wish to express our gratitude for the guidance and sincere interest, which has been given not only by Mr. Penrod, but the entire faculty of Royerton High School. Loyd Penrod, Principal John Stebbins, Assistant Principal Carl T. Miller, Trustee Joseph Burt, Industrial Arts BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Standing: Lillian Gibson and Sue Reedy Seated: Lavenna Putman and Harold Hutchison FACULTY Fred F. Glancy, Guidance LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Roberta Phillips and JacquoljTie Werner ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Seated: Elizabeth Brooker and Shirley Fuelling. Standing: Dorcas Hufferd, Lawrence Phillips and Edrie Faun Richardson. . . ' k 1 ■ I .- ' wmmmm ' .,. Hi iSR. ' 8 LIBRARIAN Dorothy Hamilton MUSIC DEPARTMENT Lucille Meyers, Richard Jolliffe and Treva Riggin. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT Robert Miller, and Euva Mitchell MATH DEPARTMENT Left to right: Harold Wake field, Keith Shafer and Ho- bart Black. E r n-. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mildred Marcus and Rosemary Stephenson Leonard Gantz, Math Seated: Coaches Myron Dickerson, John Livergood, Tom Dewitt. Standing: Marlin Craig. Dorothy Miller and Bonnie Lunsford, Office Mary Whitaker, School Nurse HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Phama Hudson, Wanda Hughes and Berneice Bacon CAFETERIA STAFF Helen Allen, Helen Sargent, Pearl Smith, Dorothy Williams, Velma Ullom, Florence Edrington, Hester Brandon and Josephine Rees, Cafeteria Supervisor Homecoming Highlights Fall Season V ;i 2 )B V i( HI W ) f« R- It is the greatest honor I have ever received, exclaimed Sara Lamb, the 1959 Homecoming Queen. Homecoming was nothing new for Sara. She was elected by her class to serve in the Queen ' s Court her sopho- more year. Being a petite, brown-eyed, brunette, Sara found herself quite busy during her high school career. She was very active as a cheerleader, class treasurer, and in addition, was active in various clubs and organizations. Although a very busy girl, Sara finds time for good books, parties and dates. : ' Standing, left to right: Linda Feazel, sophomore representative; Sharon Hotmire, junior representative; Beth Thompson, freshman representative (members of the Queen ' s Court). Seated from left to right are Sara Lamb, Homecoming Queen, and Barbara Osborn, senior representative. Autumn Splendor, theme of the annual Royerton Homecoming, was celebrated in early October during the Royerton- Winchester football game. The half-time show featured a colorful band show and the crowning of the home- coming queen and her court. Following the game was the tra- ditional homecoming dance sponsored by the Alumni Associa- tion. f V wt Barbara Osborn, senior, is runner- up to Homecoming Junior Carnival, Another Fall Activity Entertains Juniors are working?!? jAPU( Parents get in the act too, in the Minstrel Show. David Gray M.C, ' s Music Show . School and Community Mrs. Harris says, Welcome, welcome. Left to right: Sharon Hotmire, Linda Heiner, Judy Nicely, Sue Morford, Mary Kay Teboe, Janie Sho- walter, Marilyn Hayden, Carol Holt, and Emily Chitty are singers in the Junior production of South Pacific. Jackie Watters listens to sweet nothings at the Carnival. The Dance Band, under the direction of Mr. Jolliffe, entertains patrons of Music Show with musical score of South Pacific. f ' ©- a ' Lj Row one: John King, Bob Kowalski, Ted Holland, Everett Stamper, Ray Chitty, Larry Moorman, Fred Fodrea, Jerry Cox, Ed Livingston, Howard Davis. Row two: Doug Brown, Max Hayden, John Slack, Bucky Harris, Ronnie Hornbaker, Jim Pyle, Bill Pittenger, Ricky Ring, Bill Dosch, Mike Findley, Joe Russell. Row three: Jerry Hunnicutt, Don Barrett, Glen Elam, Tom Sayers, Denny Pohl, Larry Stoner, Phil Unger, Jim Man- ship, Steve Dallaire, David Harper, Jerry CoUins, manager. Row four: Kenneth Holland, Jim Davis, Barney Byers, Billy Caudill, Jim Chitty, Gary Coleman, Don Leslie, Jim Green, Allen Kain, David Turner. Football Opens Athletic Season INEXPERIENCE HANDICAPS GRIDIRONERS It was a winless season for coach John Livergood and his Redbird crew. In his first year of coaching, Mr. Livergood, a Ball State football star, was handicapped by an inexperi- enced varsity. Last year ' s graduation left many holes in Royerton ' s lineup. The Redbird men virtually fought and literally kicked their way through a rugged seven-game schedule. How- ever, the boys were sincere in their effort and the fans loyal in their backing throughout a year of rebuilding. Tom DeWitt and Marlin Craig did a fine job as assistant coaches. Left to right, Assistant Coaches Tom DeWitt, and Marian Craig, along with Coach John Liver- good, instruct Denny Pohl, junior end. . .•s-ffe Say ChJtty, tackle , { Livingston, halfback Stoner runs for tackle. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD 1959-60 WE THEY 6 Alexandria 31 6 Portland 26 Eastern 8 7 Winchester 13 6 Mississinewa 33 7 Fairmount 13 Fort Wayne 40 Jerry Hunnicutt is unsuccessful in stopping a Winchester man. Moorman finds himself in trouble during the Fairmount game. 19 Two foes meet. Livergood awaits decision. fi ■ ' i¥i- ' ' ' i Honoraries Initiate and Install New Members The traditional Latin Club Initiation is a colorful event. Sum Serva Misera Honor Society gives another fall initiation. Incoming FHA president is presented vriih gavel. Spanish Club officers are installed. 21 ROW ONE-David Gray, Mary Kay Teboe, Jim Addington, Mike Cook, Linda Smith, Joyce Forshee, Mickey Weist, Sandy William- son, Judy Comer, Ted Hoskins, Peggy Collings, Larry Stoner, Marilyn Hayden, Linda Heiner, Ronnie Pease, Regina Noble. ROW TWO-Pat Hall, Steve Dallaire, Jeannette Sheperd, Jim Roys- den, Jewelene Tapley, Betty Dye, Mary Polk, Sharon McFadden, Cloyd CoUis, Dixie Ball, John King, Emily Chitty, Joe Russell, Sue Morford, Lee Davis, Bob Kwalski. ROW THREE - Mike Green, Peggy FuUhart, Denny Pohl, Janis Carter, Rickey Ring, Sally Mitchell, Tom Fancil, Carl Himes, Mary Holeman, Judy Perkins, David Harper, Charles Johnson, Shirley Hasty, Terry Rogers, Carol Holt, Becky Osborn. ROW FOUR-Jerry Hannah, Dea Chisman, Louise Hardwick, Bill Benefiel, Reah Hershberger, Charles Clark, Cynthia Van Fleet, Kathy Elmore, Robery Stahl, Connie Ellis, Peggy Criswell, Jerry RusseU, Bonnie Murray, Tom Sayers, Jean Stamper, Mary Howard. . f: n c% M ' f .Q p 3 © s 7 -J : ; - JUNIORS J ,P Q d:M -.i © p r Bf) 9f i i 22 A :i::i f n ■ o r5 V ' . .Ki v . f5 ft Class of ' 61 Prepares for Final Year . ' 0k f f% ' , ' D. f fH ROW ONE - Marsha Wehlage. Sherrill Slattery. Carol Miners, Bill Dosh, Sharon Hotmire, Marxin Clevenger. Bonnie Gribble, Ronnie Hornbaker. Janje Showalter. Jackie Waters, Danny Patterson, Richard Smith. Diane Stinnett, Ruth Edrington, Jim Herbery. Marjorie Vore. ROW TWO-Dora Hillman. Theresa Fenwick. Bob Lar- gent, Shirley Fainey, Buddy Adams, Martin Johnson. Wanda Evans, Charles Childers, Bucky Harris. Karen Zearbaugh. Linda Wiemer, Janet Adams. Mike Findlev. Diane Stults, Bill Miller, Anna Locke. ROW THREE-Claudia Carter, Randall Snodgrass. Jane Leslie, Eddie Welder. Norma Strunk, Sandy King. Larry Sloan, Judy Holten, Kenny Catron. Judy Gibson. Jim Pyle. Lloyd Shoopman, Marianne Miertl. Jerry Stanley. Don Rawlings, Penny Kirkpatrick, Diane Myers. ROW FOUR — Sam Coronato. Beverly Verneman. Bob Schroeder. Faye Smith. Mai ' ge Fisher. Kenny Holland. Pat Ledbetter, Bob Taylor, Linda Resler, Phill L ' nger. Syhia Sallee, Linda Geyman, Keith Johnson, Ruth Perry. Janet Poland, Frank Campbell, Rozetta Bailey. 23 O- f o. A ' ' V _|V :A . ? ' ' mi V Ji SOPHOMORES Class of ROW ONE— Dennis Umminger, Harry DeHart, Don Leslie, John Slack, Cliff Cox, Pamela Kemp, Don Petty, Cecelia Vest, Cinda Doerr, Dave Turner, Ruth Falls, Joe Hines, Betty Sheperd, Rusty Huxhold, Mary Howard, Betty Rum- felt, Larry Bowen. ROW TWO-John Curtin, Charles Vester, David Rodman, Peggy VanDoren, Don Bailey, David Humbert, Carolyn Trumble, Ronnie Taulbee, Charlotte Hoover, Ron Swear- ingen, Cleata Bertram, Bill Pittenger, Judy Webber, Sandy Yoder, Don Shaw, Clay Christal, Sheila Hartup. ROW THREE - Freda WiUiams, Mike Windsor, Monte FitzGerald, Floyd Ratliff, Mildred King, Ward Simpson, Andy Cavanaugh, Susie Oren, Larry McLeland, Cheryl Brown, Richard Swift, Janete Garner, Mary Kidd, Carolyn Jetmore, Janice Piercy, Bill Durnal, Helen Garner. ROW FOUR-Bill Jud, Delores Peyton, Wayne Putman, Steve Trego, John Dailey, Kerris Wilhoit, Hazel Chandler, Don Miller, Stella Jordan, Tom Rumfelt, Lois Conatser, Ro- berta Rhonemus, Linda Smith, Tom Dunlap, Jana Gulley, Roy Dodd, Linda White. a tv TS O: Cs S P 24 A . ' • ' C f ' Cv Cv ' ? ROW ONK-IJnda Feazel, Jim Chitty, EugeniH Freytag, Paul Claspell, Melanie Riggin, Ronald TuBsey, Nancy Dennis, Betty Arment, IJon Barrett, Su an Pittenger, Harold Hatfield, iJavid Hines, Ron Barrett, Karyl Street, Elizabeth Moore, Mike White, Norman Kirkpatrick. ROW TWO-Jerry Hunnicutt, Jill Whitney, Bill AdarriK, Beverly Vore, David Oowin, Jim Collins, Shirley Adams, Martin Whitesell, Dorothy Smith, Jim Manship, Connie Leggett, Judy Moore, Bill Shirey, Jack Keihn, Raymond Wolfe, Jackie Kesler, Konda Bertram. ROW THREE-Judy Orr, Tom Butler, Dixie Cox, Gary Coleman, Owen Faulkner, Peggy Crockett, Ronnie Cool, Bill Yarger, Doris Lackey, Doug Piazza, Diane Soyez, Alan Morris, Becky Locke, Don Terrell, Bob Gibson, Charles Clark, Carol Larrowe. ROW FOUR-Max Hayden, Linda Gilpin, Gary Alexander, Marcia Riggin, Warren Ball, Marsha Elser, Don Ritcheson, Jeanne Mansfield, Glenn Elam, Barbara Kemmer, Mike Barnhart, Linda Roach, Richard Pyle, Pat Howard, Jerry Peirson, Cleon Dyer, Mike Taylor, Earl Vlaskamp. 62 Develop Interests and Pursue Objectives J .r. ;:, ) y ■ • f . .( 1 O j - fS ( r 25 ROW ONE — Kathy Lewis, David Geyman, Janette Freeman, Jim Green, Sharon LaVelle, Susan Reed, Beth Thompson, Nancy Lotz, Bob Barrett, Toni Sargent, Bill Williamson, Donna Gray, Sheliah Heavenridge. ROW TWO— Richard Naze, Marie Hottinger, Larry Spector, Lynn Wallace, Janet Livingston, Madlyn Newby, Bob Floyd, Phillip Hines, Danny Shaffer, Jack Williams, Sue Ebrite, David Werbil, Richard CoUis. ROW THREE-Jackie Shane, AUen Kain, Pam Fulton, PhyUis Budd, Connie Howard, Wayne Owens, Jeff Miller, Judy Steinke, James Christal, Mike Anderson, Jim Lee, Wayne Mendenhall, Sandy Ritchardson. ROW FOUR-Gary Taylor, Harriett Bayless, Ronnie Smith, Jay Shors, Larry Adams, Tim Tuttle, Maureen Thompson, Dan Doster, Mark Graves, Charles Taylor, Pat Carey, Tom Davis, Danny Lackey. r PS 1 p. a Ski. s 2 FRESHMEN 6 ' - , A ' Aj) , ' . ' 1 n i; ' ' ::ii ' . r - ' 26 f:% c Of c% f ' L . - ' ' . ' . M - ' - O. O,. C . f Q fk f O: mm ■ i O ' e A CI O. p i . .f ., Class of 63 Enters Year of New Experiences ROW ONE - Debby Brown, John Walburn, Janet Shaffer, Jim Christal, Nancy Bussen, Bruce Crone, Barbara Crawmer. Rickey Smith, Karla Jordon, Steve Bailey, Billy Joan Williams, Barney Byers, Mary Harmon. ROW TWO-Zerrell Phillips, Cheryl Johnson, Jeff McKinley, Judy Peirpont, Mike Brothers, Kay Booher, Mike Collins, Susan Boggs, Gale Madaris, Meirilyn Green, Richard Elder, Gene Lee, Carol Colbum. ROW THREE - Ahce Waid, Bill Caudill, Nancy Mahoney. Danny Hillman, Joyce Vermeulen, Doug Brown, Jackie Vermeulen. David Towriss, Bobbie Hurst, Tom Browning, Cynthia Tui-ner, Pat Swartz, Katherine Bailey. ROW FOUR - Robin Wysong. Janet Forrest. Dwight Stahl. Jane Evans, Phillip Poland, Glenna Piercy, David Huffer, Lillie Mason. Alva Warren, Barbara KrittreU, Margaret Clevenger, Ralph Smith. Da -id Werbil, Mike Barnett. it- !ll,L ;. ? J. Ji Jl ; ' tU- u_ 4fLL E, • ' A ' ' - Seated from left to right are Junior Class Officers, Phil Unger, vice president; Ron Pease, treasurer; Linda Heiner, secretary; Bucky Harris, business manager, and Larry Stoner, president. Sophomore Class Officers seated from left to right are Doug Piazza, treasurer; Jim Collins, secretary; Jerry Peirson, vice president. Freshmen Class Officers seated left to right are Beth Thompson, vice president; Jim Green, president, and Susan Boggs, treas- urer, and Janet Livingston, secretary. 28 Noontime offers opportunities for social life. Doug and Janelle discuss their plans. Wiittca Contents . . . Senior BaU 32 Christmas Convocation ... 33 Basketball 34 Music 42 Organizations 44 International Dinner 49 Classrooms 50 ■Jimior High Classes 52 31 Winter Season Brings Celebration of Sleighbell Serenade is the theme of the Senior Ball. Christmas Holidays The Nativity Scene portrays the more serious side of Christmas. 33 tm - nJT w ' ' sy. Larry Stone r, Forward Our capable managers, Jerry Budd, who has worked industriously for the past four years and Jerry Hannah have proved to be indispensable to the Redbirds. BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD 1959-60 Myron Dickerson, our head basketball coach, led a fine ball club to many victories this season. WE THEY 43 Geneva 48 90 Harrison 51 60 Portland 52 53 Mississinewa 52 50 Parker 62 52 Daleville 59 42 Cowan 44 49 Alexandria 50 80 Yorktown 51 68 Dunkirk 69 82 Center 46 87 Winchester 55 77 Eaton 67 79 Selma 70 80 Middletown 62 44 Fairmount 33 56 Eastern 55 80 Gaston 76 COUNTY TOURNEY 59 Cowan 47 63 Gaston 49 67 Selma 49 58 Yorktown 69 SECTIONAL TOURNEY 57 DeSoto 55 63 Burris 61 55 Selma 44 68 Central 97 Redbirds, Runnerups in Two Tournies, Capture MVC Title The Redbirds, under the direction of their new coach, Myron Dickerson, were coached to a successful season of 18 wins and eight losses. The losses went to Geneva, Park- er, Daleville, Cowan, Alexandria, Dunkirk and to Yorktown in the final game of the county tourney. In the sectional tournament, it was Muncie Central who stopped the ten-game winning streak of our Redbirds. The Redbirds, won the M.V.C. championship. Coach Dickerson loses four men due to graduation, Larry Hatfield, Jim Hall, Jim Johnson and Everett Stamper. Larry Hatfield did a fine job for the Redbirds this year, breaking the county scoring record with 51 points, originally held by John Murphy of Harrison with 47 points. Other honors awarded the Royerton Redbirds included Larry Hatfield and Ron Pease making the All Conference bas- ketball team, while Jim Hall received honorable mention. In addition to this. Coach Myron Dickerson was elected Coach of the Year. Redbirds scoring over 200 points this year were Ron Pease with 453, Larry Hatfield with 327, and Jim Hall with 263. 36 Redbirds See Plenty of Action Jim Turner of Cowan out-rebounds Pease and Unger. Pease and Stamper fight for the ball. Unger conies down with another reboiind. Hall stops them the hard way. Future Redbird Varsity Works Standing from left to right are Sonny Ball, Bob Barret, Dave Turner, Mike Collins, Jim Green, Doug Piazza, Harold Hatfield, Mike Taylor, Doug Brown, Bill Pittenger, Tom Browning. Sitting are Bob Largent, manager, Tom DeWitt, coach. B Team Janet Livingston and Shelia Heavenridge are the two pert cheerleaders pictured on the right. These fresh- men girls have loyally sup- ported the B Team throughout the past year. Janet Livingston 38 Compentently and Proves Capability JR. HI TEAM Standing from left to right are Marian Craig, coach, Chuck Taylor, Joe Schock- lee, Bruce Hatfield, George Shaver, Carl Holten, John Carter, John Holbert, Rod- ney Fortner, Phillip Vore, Ronnie Chisman. Sitting are Pat Ertel, manager, Allen Johnson, Ronnie Scruggs, Don Shelby, Wayne Jones, Danny Gwinn, manager. FRESHMEN TEAM Standing from left to right are Mr. Peebles, Danny Shaffer, Danny Hill man. Jay Shors, Mike Barnett, Gary Tay- lor, Gale Medaris, Dave Meyers, Tom Davis, John Walburn, IJwight Smith, manager, and Tom DeWitt, coach. Sit- ting are Alva Warren, David Huffer. Junior High cheerleaders are from left to right, Yvonne Ledbetter, Janice Hutchi- son, Judi Showalter, Joyce Weesner, and Kay Michaels. PPB jf% .SmlHl j TF Pl P ' 7 iA J M ' ■mbEm MM ■1 ■l A B k 39 1. Budd distributes orange. 2. After game session. 3. Myron and Nancy relax after game. 4. Johnson and Pizza enjoy refreshments. 5. Team ' s in a huddle. 6. Hutch draws for tourney. 7. Hall turns in equipment. 8. Bobbie coaches fi-om sidelines. Varsity Cheerleaders Lend Spirit and Boost Team Morale r Dian Green V. -I -x (!% Sara Lamb Our cheerleaders have shown boundless energy and vitality in leading the Redbird fans through both football and basketball seasons. Working especially hard at tourney time, they could always be depended upon to represent Royerton in a spirited and sports- manlike manner. Two senior members, Dian Green and Sara Lamb have been leading yells on the same squad for the past seven years. Xtjt. ' - Sandy King . o Mary Kay Teboe Both Band and Chorale Departments ROW ONE— Jeanne Mansfield, Susan Boggs, Sue Ebrite, Alice Waid, Wanda Evans. ROW TWO-Cheryl Brown, Ruth Perry, Sue Morford, Connie Leggett, Linda Gilpin, John Stebbins, Ray Chitty, Jane Sho- walter, Jackie Walters, Nancy Lotz, Pat Swartz, Marilyn Green, Toni Sargent, Greg Sexton, Kerris Wilhoit. ROW THREE-Emily Chitty, Margaret Clevenger, Judy Nicely, Janice Forrest, Martin Johnson, Marilyn Hayden, Janet Livingston, Davis Huffer, Obie McFaddin, Bruce Crone, Jim Addington, Mike Cook, Kenny Catron, Tom Butler, Richard Naze, Beverly Vore, Marjorie Vore, Marvin Clevenger, Roger Kem, Ruth Ellen Edrington. ROW FOUR-Pat Howard, Charlotte Hoover, Allen Morris, Mike Swartz, Gary Alexander, Max Hayden, Ricky Smith, Tom Davis, BiU Benefiel, Mrs. Lucille Myers, Mr. Richard JoUiffe. Left to right are twirlers Sharon Hotmire, Cinda Doerr, Cecilia Vest, Melanie Riggin, Ruth Falls, Peggy CrisweU, Marilyn Hayden, Susie Reed, Barbara Adams, Sandy Yoder, Sharon Lavelle, Marcia Riggin and Janice Allen. 42 Are Active Through Every Season ROW ONE - Mrs. Treva Riggin, Karyl Street, Lynda Lotz, Emmajean Towels, Sara Lamb, Judy Hardin, Jane Showalter, Janis Carter, Charlotte Hoover, Cheryl Brown, Penny Kirk- patrick, Nancy Turner. ROW TWO— Marianne Miertl, Joanne M6ore, Marsha Riggin, Marilyn Casey, Theresa Fenwick, Doletta Harmon, Melanie Riggin, Hadley Hutchison, JaneUe Freeman, Norma Hutchens, Linda Heiner, Ruth Falls. ROW THREE - Mary Jane L eslie, Jackie Walters, Pat Stephens, Evelyn Schmidt, Carol Holt, Ruth Ellen Edrington, Dixie Ball, Diane Wiemer, Dian Green, Sharon Hotmire, Linda Hazzard, Marilyn Dillon, Janet Poland. ROW FOUR - Don Leslie, Tom Brand, Jim Livingston, Joe Hines, Ted Hoskins, Sam Giorgianni, Jerry Harvey, Jim Gibson, John Daugherty, Bucky Harris, Bill Dumal, Jim Addington, Fred Fodrea, David Gray, Larry Stoner. Junior High Band Performs ' i wmmm 1 jj tg|| ' gEr| H Bj|i Li - BvL ' ' M n pBl zr lm HBiBIIIIIIHBK - 9Hri9Rv ' ' 3A3E ,j d99HHki H HF ' 43 Organizations Contribute Greatly HONOR SOCIETY ROW ONE-M. DiUon, L. Lotz, M. Casey, J. Cox, J. Showalter, M. Hayden, J. Freeman, S. Lamb, P. Hall, J. Fager. ROW TWO-J. Limle, P. Stephens, M. Compliment, M. EUer, P. Kirkpatrick, J. Watters, C. Carter, K. Elmore, J. Carter, T. Fenwick, R, Fenwick. ROW THREE - Mrs. MitcheU, J. Stebbins, P. Unger, E. Stamper, R. Pease, D. Johnson, F. Fodrea, M. Green, B. Arthur, J. Poland, S. Shaver, N. Turner. LATIN CLUB ROW ONE - M. Hayden, S. Pittenger, S. Jordan, L. Roach, 3. Thompson, J. Vermuellen, J. MermueUen, D. Brown, S. Boggs. ROWTWO-F. FaUs, P. Budd, S. Reed, N. Lotz, J. Freeman, 5. Heavenridge, S. LaVeUe, B. Kitrell, J. Steinke. ROW THREE-C. Hoover, P. Howard, C. Brown, H. Gamer, G. Bpector, R. Wysong, B. Murry, B. Floyd, P. Swartz. ROW FOUR-G. Alexander, T. Butler, J. Pierson, B. Pittenger R. Svvearingen, T. Tussey, D. Burt, A. Waid, M. Newby, J. Pierpont. ROW FIVE-J. Hunnicutt, P. Claspell, B. Shirey, B. Durnal, N. Kirkpatrick, J. Slack, J. Livingston, M. Green. i ' T ? ' ....yP8- ' .--. g ' I 1 Will m .. - mmJ kKf b - MM ■SI ' , F| t 1 t J . f % 1 K [p mm. i : mm- ai ™ 1 « ' J WJ 44 To Royerton Social Life LATIN CLUB ROW ONE-R. Fields, M. Casey, N. Turner, D. Elmore, J. For- shee, N. Williams, B. Bertram, J. Freeman, M. Teboe, S. Lamb, P. Hall, D. Green, K. Zearbaugh, S. Morford, J. Cox. ROW TWO-J. Adams, J. Showalter, L. Heiner, C. Holt, M. Hayden, E. Chitty, J. Watters, S. Christopher, R. Edrington, M. Fisher. ROW THREE-M. Miertl, P. Ledbetter, S. Hasty, C. VanFleet, J. Carter, P. Kirkpatrick, T. Fenwick, D. Harman, S. Maddy, D. Hillman, B. Dye. ROW FOUR-B. Brock, B. Shaffer, F. Fodrea, A. Arment, L. Lotz, L. Geyman, M. Polk, D. Stinnett, L. Waid, H. Hutchison. ROW FIVE-R. Hornbaker, B. Harris, J. Russell, D. Gray, J. Stebbins, P. Unger, T. Brand, S. Giorgianni, R. Ring, J. P ' yle, B. Adams, B. Dosch. ROW SIX-Z. Clevenger, D. Johnson, D. Hohnson, B. Taylor, D. Pohl, L. Stoner, C. Johnson, J. Hannah. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE - E. Livingston, P. Unger, J. Cox, C. Brady, S. Heavenridge, L. Heiner, K. Lewis, T. Hoskins, B. Thompson, P. Howard. ROW TWO-Mr. Penrod, J. Collins, B. Pittenger, J. Pyle, T. Brand, J. Pierson, J. Cox, D. Shelby, T. Browning, D. Ball, and Mrs. Stebbins. 45 F.H.A. ROW ONE-M. LesUe, E. Chitty, M. Riggin, L. Sayers, M. Dil- lon, E. Towels, C. VanFleet, P. Stephens, S. Williamson, J. Shepherd, R. Falls, M. Riggin, M. Elser. ROW TWO-S. King, D. Green, L. Feazel, D. Cox, J. Resler, J. Orr, C. Doerr, L. Waid, K. Wilhoit, N. Mahoney, J. Harmon, J. GuUey. ROWTHREE-N. Strunk, M. Fisher, P. FuUhart, D. Wiemer, A. Arment, C. Bertran, R. Rhonemus, N. Dennis, B. Dye, L. Gilpen, C. Legget, M. Howard, D. Peyton, K. Jordan. ROW FOUR-D. Gray, L. Mason, M. Riggin, B. Kremer, C. Chandler, B. Crawmer, S. Richardson, M. Thompson, C. John- Son, S. Rainey, S. Mitchell, J. Comer. ROW FIVE-E. Sallee, T. Hoskins, S. Vincent, P. Redden, S. Mendenhall, J. Clements, M. Compliment, P. CoUings, D. Myers, F. Smith, M. Polk, B. Rumfelt. ROW SIX-C. EUis, S. McFadden, D. Stinnett, L. Smith, L. Russell, D. Ryan, R. Wheeler, C. Brady, J. Fager, M. Casey, J. Harden, S. Adams. ROW SEVEN-J. Stamper, B. Murray, L. Lotz, D. Stults, S. Hasty. G.A.A. ROW ONE-D. Green, L. Heiner, S. Jordan, N. Lotz, A. Waid, M. Clevenger, K. Jordan, M. Elser, B. Rumfelt, S. Adams, P. Hall, S. Lamb, M. Teboe, Mrs. Stephenson. ROW TWO-M. Green, J. Livingston, S. Ebrite, S. Boggs, D. Brown, L. Waid, S. Hotmire, C. Holt, S. Hasty, D. Stults, L. White. ROW THREE-D. Gray, L. Mason, M. Riggin, B. Kemmer, C. Doerr, G. Faulkner, R. Falls, B. Arment, B. Thompson, J. Freeman, K. Lewis, N. Mahoney, M. Leslie. ROW FOUR-P. Budd, S. Yoder, M. Riggin, J. Resler, L. Feazel, D. Cox, J. Orr, L. Roach, S. Pittenger, J. Brand, M. Hot- tinger, J. Steinke. ROW FIVE-B. Hurst, B. Kittrell, P. Fulton, J. Harmon, B. Dye, D. Hillman, T. Fenwiek, M. Miertl, C. Carter, J. Adams, S. Christopher, J. Poland. ROW SIX - S. Oren, S. LaVelle, S. Reed, S. Heavenridge, J. Pierpont, K. Wilhoit, M. Didd, S. Hartup, L. Lotz, P. Crockett, J. Watters. ROW SEVEN-S. King, N. Strunk, L. Resler, M. Fisher, K. Zearbaugh, J. Cox, M. Newby, J. Evans, C. Turner, J. Vermuel- len, J. Vermuellen. Hi-Y ROW ONE-J. HaU, D. Johnson, R. Kem, J. Stebbins, B. Brock, D. Johnson, T. Brand, S. Giorgianni, J. CoUins, J. Liv- ingston. ROWTWO-B. Harris, R. Hornbaker, J. Russell, D. Gray, R. Ring, J. Pyle, J. Hannah, J. Russell, B. Dosch, J. Gibson. ROW THREE-F. Bertram, K. Holland, J. Stack, D. Turner, B. Taylor, D. Pohl, K. Catron, T. Sayers, D. Barrett, P. ClaspelL ROW FOUR - G. Alexander, R. S vearingen, R. Tussey, B. Dumal, B. Pittenger, J. Chitty, J. Collins. A. Morris, C. ChristoL ROW FIVE - M. Hayden, J. Cox, J. Mines, M. WhitseU, M. Stebbins. VARSITY CLUB ROW ONE - E. Stamper, L. Stoner, D. Gray, B. Brock, C. Dosch, J. Harvey, D. Johnson, R. Chitty. J. Budd. T. Holland. Childers, J. ColUns, B. Harris, J. Gibson, G. Alexander, R. ROWTHREE-Mr. Craig. Mr. Dickerson. P. Prevost. J. Cox, Sweanngen. j RuggeQ l Hatfield. R. Pease, E. LiWngston. H. Da -is. Mr. ROW TWO-J. Hall, B. Largent, P. Unger, J. Hannah, B. Livergood, Mr. DeWitt. 47 SCIENCE CLUB ROW ONE-J. Cox, C. Holt, R. Chitty, B. Harris, J. Cox, E. Stamper, J. Fager, C. Brady, M. Leslie, J. Carter, T. Fenwick, J. Poland, J. Watters. ROW TWO-M. Riggin, M. Riggin, L. Feazel, D. Cox, G. Faulkner, C. Doerr, B. Kemmer, B. Arment, J. Resler, J. Orr, S. Pittenger, S. Hartup. ROW THREE-B. Durnal, C. Clark. D. Turner, S. Giorgianni, B. Dosch, D. Johnson, L. Sloan, J. Pyle, S. Dallaire, D. Gray, D. Burt, G. Alexander, M. Hayden. ROW FOUR-D. Barrett, J. Slack, S. Trego, B. Pittenger, J. Chitty, L. Heiner, M. Hayden, J. Showalter, E. Chitty, P. Kirk- patrick, D. Hillman, C. VanFleet, S. Mendenhall, L. Waid. ROW FIVE-D. Humbert, C. Childers, M. Finley, P. Unger, J. Livingston, B. Arthur, Z. Clevenger, J. CoUins, H. Davis, L. Clevenger, R. Tussey, J. Hines, J. Pierson. ROW SIX-N. Kirkpatrick, J. Curtain, R. Wheeler, R. Pease, M. Clevenger, L. Davis, B. Adams, D. Leshe, J. Hunnicutt, B. Benefield, M. Johnson, W. Putman. ROW SEVEN-L. Bowen, T. Fancil, J. Hannah, R. Swearingen, J. Budd, Mr. Shaffer. SPANISH CLUB ROW ONE - J. Collins, J. Limle, C. Carter, R. Fenwick, D. Chisman, J. Carter, M. Leslie, J. Poland, S. Hartup, L. White. ROW TWO - L. Geyman, D. Soyez, L. Smith, N. Bussen, S. Oren, B. Vore, R. Edrington, P. Kemp, N. Dennis, D. Peyton. ROW THREE-D. Geyman, C. Childers, C. Clark, D. Towiiss, J. Hall, B. Shirey, D. Leshe, D. Myers, R. Naze, R. Pyle, D. Umminger, Mrs. Werner. 48 Spanish Club Entertains Foreign Students Miss Vimal Amolik from India shows several Royerton students the map of her country. Miss Rehana Rahim discusses her country, Pakistan, with an inter- ested student. A few more of the guests here are, left to right, Hiroshige Mori, Japan, Houman Vaziri, Iran, Georgina Cadelina, Phillipeans, and Phan- Van Ky and Tran Kiem Ham from Vietnam. Mahindokht Roshan and Human Vaziri from Iran, pose at the dinner. Mr. Penrod, Mrs. Mitchell, and David Werner listen attentively to Mr. Eilemone Indire from Kenya, Africa. Classroom Scenes Find Royertonites 50 Working Diligently, Seeking Knowledge Mr. Livergood takes time out to joke with his drafting students. Mr. Craig and his biology students seem to be a little skeptical about the bee hive in front of them. 51 EIGHTH GRADE ROW ONE-Larrv Burns. Sharon Butler, E. J. GuUey, Linda Van- Scoyk, Jim Flovd, Martha Boyd, Danny Swartz, Nancy Hoover, Lewis Joseph. Nancy Faulkner, Robert Morgan. ROW TWO-Jody Eddy, Alan .Johnson, Sharon Vorhees, Bill Storey, John Zearbaugh, Ronnie Waymire, Shirley Lyons, Don Chestnut, Dorthea Turner, Eddie Conatser, Jim Holler. ROW THREE-Richard Austin, Judy Stanley, Wayne Jones, Kay Browning, Bruce Hatfield, Cynthis McCoUey, Gerald Spector, Bai ' bara Russell, Ronnie Elara, Ronnie Miller, Marilyn Guiltmier. ROW FOUR-Camille Hewitt, John Holbert, Julia Hines, Bill Smith, Kay Delph, Stanley Davis, Linda Burris, Chris Curtain, Dale John- son, Pat Bruin, Joe PhilUps. JR. HIGH i  c% ( n ' rs : ' V -C. C -« ' ■■-■ ' f Q :::% « O o, ( €) 0 ' 52 n dM 1 r y r fs a f , n f M Q TV ' , (!% V_r% ? G .rv ' y ' v ' «« ji f x li i Class Officers Left to right are Kay Michael, vice president; Scot Fisher, president; Judy Showalter, secret ary, and Gary Ratliff, treasurer. ROW ONE— Joyce Weisner, Yvonne Ledbetter, Chery Romey, Jannie Hutchison, David Saunders, Pat Teffeteller, Sandra Kirby, Bob Col- lins, Sally Huxhold, John Carter. ROW TWO-Sharon McGill, Carl Holten, Diane Randall, Sherry Rig- gin, Ronnie Scruggs, Mildred Burress, Gregory Kinnett, Rodney Fortner, Jeannette Elser, Phyllis Walburn. ROW THREE - Charles Taylor, Janet Turner, Marvin Bell. Janet Gibson, Sharon Lawson, Lois Freed, Sally Hillman. June Byere, Hai-old Williams, Larry Merz. ROW FOUR — Janice Hammond, Ronnie Chisman, Sandy Stacey, Steve Hankins, Rose Marie Geyman, Steve Cook, Ralph Roach, Linda Guinn, Danny Tanner, Jennifer Shors. L 53 SEVENTH GRADE a r o f ' f 4- - ' Mk : ' L j CS O CX O C ( ■,. - vrf ' Vi fcf? ifli C ass Officers Hi Left to right are Camilla Hewitt, secretary; Larry Biu-ns, vice presi- dent; Ronnie Chisman, president. Not pictxured is Linda VanScoyk, treasurer. 54 ROW ONE-Gloria Gonzales, Linda ZoU, Danny Guinn, Danny Cahue, Bonnie Shaw, P hilli p Pursiful, Judy Ellis, Rudy Sprinkle, Connie Young. ROW TWO-Pat Ertel, Judy Smith, Pat Stacey, Sonda Barrett, David Clark, Sandra Elder, Gary Sloan, Mary Ellen Gowin, Carl LesUe. ROW THREE - Rene Vanfleet, Mike Davis, Kay Parsons, Kay Michael, Sandra Neal, Debby Saunders, Judy Showalter, Joe Shock- lee, Terry Simms, Bobby Carpenter. ROW FOUR-Jim Schneck, Bobby Brady, Carl Leach, Scott Street, Linda Allen, Judy Altmark, Danny Roysden, Suzanne Welsch, Scott, Fisher, Bill Lacev. ROWONE-Terry ChalCant, David Fullhart, Rebecca Un .icker, Hay Kine, Charline Johnson, Danny RinH, Nancy Stanley, Rickey Bet- tegnies, Eric Williams, Marsha Evans. ROW TWO-Bob Randall, Nikki Cassell, Hartley Kidd, Timara Hens- ley, Gary RatlifC, Joe Booher, George Shaver, Gleta Gaddie, Phillip Vore, Stevene Whitesell. ROW THREE-Alma Campbell, Jack Furnish, Jane Ann Perry, Ron Owens, Devonna Knox, Richard Roach, Clifford Brock, Melinda Rig- gin, David Lawson, Pam Reno. ROW FOUR-Jimmy Forrest, Linda Affolder, Dick Turner, Larry May, Carlton Potts, Craig Sexton, Joyce Kowalski, Don Shelby, Bill Harmon, Alan Vest. Jr. High Wins County Tourney T Q . M 9 r Contents . . . Seniors 58 Senior Play 70 Journalism Staff 72 Grades 76 Activities 81 Advertising 84 TREVA RIGGIN Sponsor BARBARA ANN ADAMS DOUGLAS JOHNSON Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3 Class President 2, 3, 4 SARA LAMB Class Treasurer 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1, 2, 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Contest Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Seniorettes 4 Journalism Staff 4 Homecoming Court 2 Homecoming Queen 4 FRED GLANCY Sponsor DIAN GREEN Class Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4 Homecoming Court 1 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Seniorettes 4 Contest Chorus 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Journalism Staff 4 Time Out For Ginger TOM BRAND Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Student Council 1,2, 3 Hi-Y 2, 4 Contest Chorus 4 ED LIVINGSTON Basketball 1, 2 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Quartet 3, 4 Barbara Jean Adams Band 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2 F.HA. 4 Jan A lien Latin Club 1. 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Anita Louise A rment GAA. 1, 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Bob Arthur National Honor Society 4 Science Club 4 Bill Brian Brock Hi-y2,3,4 Latin Club 2, 3, 4 Band 1 Wrestling 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Time Out For Ginger Charles Budd Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Science Club 4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Basketball Manager 1, Student Council 1 Journalism Staff 4 Barbara Bertram Pep Club 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Connie Brad FJiA. 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Science Club 4 Student Council 4 yfarilyn Casey Xational Honor Society 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2,3,4 F.HA.. 2. 3. 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Seniorettes 4 Contest Chorus 3, 4 Journalism Staff 4 Pep Club i, 2, 3, 4 59 Raymond Chitty Football 4 Science Club 4 Band 4 Dance Band 4 Varsity Club 4 Time Out For Ginger Buddy Clark Track 3 Mary Compliment Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 3. 4 Contest Chorus 1, 2 Coy Conley Jerry Cox Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Band 1 Science Club 4 Varsity Club 4 Student Council 4 Time Out For Ginger Nancy Criswell Pep Club 1,2,4 G.A.A. 1 Band 1, 2, 3 Marilyn Dillon Latin Club 1,2.3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 F.H.A. 3, 4 Contest Chorus 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Sacred Sextet 3 60 Robert Dungan Track 1 Cross Country 3 Judy Clements Larry Clevenger Zora Clevenger, Jr. Jerome Collins F.H.A. 1 Track 1, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 WrestUng 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 1 Science Club 4 Science Club 4 Football Manager 4 HiY 1,2,3,4 Science Club 4 Student Council 1 2,4 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 Howard Davis Football 4 Wrestling Manager 2, 3 Varsity Club 3, 4 Science Club 4 Mike Davis Hi-Y 2,3,4 Wrestling 1, 2 Janet Elder Latin Club 1, 2 Student Council 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Melanie Eller Latin Club 1, 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Jackie Fager Band 1.2,3 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Science Club 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Roberta Fenwick FJIA. 1 Spanism Club 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society- 3. 4 inelle Freeman FredFodrea Seniorettes 4 Band 1,2 Swing Choir 1, 2, 3 Class Vice President 2 Contest Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1, 2 G.A.A. 1 Football 3, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Contest Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Journalism Staff 4 Boys Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Sbident Council 2 Judith Hardin Doletta Harmon Contest Chorus 3, 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 Contest Chorus 2, 4 G.A.A. 3 Journalism Staff 4 George Gates James Gibson Track 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 2, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Hi-Y3,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Contest Chorus 4 Band 1 Time Out For Ginger Hadley Hutchison Journalism Staff 4 Band 1, 2 Rondoll Holland Football 2, 3, 4 Varsity Club 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Jnurnalism Staff 4 Theresa Hoskins F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 St udent Council 4 Pep Club 1.2. 3 Swing Choir 2 Seniorettes 4 Contest Chorus 2, 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Jim Johnson Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Cross Country 3, 4 Hi-Yl,2 Basketball 4 Track 2 Sam Giorf;ianni Science Club 2, . ' I, 4 Contest Chorus 1 ,2, ' l,4 Latin Club 1, 2, . ' I, 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Hi-Yl,2,:i Swing Choir 2, 3 Journalism Staff 4 Time Out For Ginger ■Jim Hall Varsity Club 4 Spaninh Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 1.2,3.4 Baseball 3. 4 Basekelball 4 Jerry Harvey Football 1, 2, 3 Basketball 3 Varsity Choir 1, 2, 3 Swing Choir 3 Contest Chorus 3, 4 Boy ' s Pep Club 4 Track 1, 2 Larry Hatfield Cross Country 3, 4 Basketball 2 3, 4 Varsity Club 4 Linda Hazzard Latin Club 1, 2, 3. 4 Pep Club 2. 3, 4 Girl ' s State 3 National Honor Society 3, 4 Journalism Staff 4 Contest Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Seniorettes 4 Richard Johnson Wrestling 2. 3 Varsit ' Club 2, 3, 4 Cross Countr - 1 Basketball 1 ' Latin Club 3. 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Vic Hillman Wrestling Manager 3 Roger Kem Band 1.2.3.4 Dance Band 4 Hi-Y 1.2. 3. 4 Science Club 1, 2. 3. School Photographer 4 63 Danny Kirby George Lacy i I Jim Livingston F. FA. 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Swing Choir 2, 3 Science Club 4 Contest Choir 1,2,3,4 Quartet 3, 4 Larry Moorman Football 1.2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Varsity Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Boy ' s Pep Club 1,2,3,4 64 Lynda Lotz National Honor Society 3, 4 GAA.2,3,4 F.HA. 4 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Swing Choir 2, 3 Seniorettes 4 Contest Chorus 1,2,3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Time Out For Ginger Gilbert Noble Shirley Maddy Latin Club 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 GAA.l Sandra Mendenhall Spanish Club 1 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.HA.1,2,3 Science Club 1 Jeannine Lancaster Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A.2,3,4 Dorothy Lash Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1 Journalism Staff 4 TonyLaVelle Joyce Limle Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Howard Moore Barbara Osborn Homecoming Court 4 Pat Osborn F.H.A. 4 Richard Owens Basketball 1 Hi-Yl Doug Patterson Diana Pierson PhilPrevost Peggy Redden John Rhonemus Pep Club 3 Football 1, 2, 3 F.H.A.1,4 Boy ' s Pep Club 2, 3 GA.A.3 Varsity Club 2, 3, 4 GA.A. 1 Track 3 Track 1, 2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y2 John Ryder Evelyn Sallee Hi-Y2,3,4 GA.A. 1 Track 3 Pep Club 1 Susan Shaver Latin Club 1, 2, 3 Carolyn Smith Band 1,2,3 F.H.A.2,3,4 Pep Club 3, 4 G.A.A.1,2 National Honor Society 3 Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Journalism Staff 4 John Sheperd Larry Shwier Latin Club 1, 2 Loretta Russell F.H A. 1,2.3,4 Donna Sue Ryan PepCluhl.2 F.H A. 1.2,3,4 ois Sayers Larry Schmit Bob Shafer Bobette Sharp F.HA. 1,2,3,4 Student Council 1 Pep Club 1,2.3,4 GAA.l Latin Club 1,2,3,4 GAA. 1 Pep Club 1,2,4 Spanish Club 1 L. Everett Stamper Football 2. 3. 4 Track 1.2.3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Science Club 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Varsih ' Club 3. 4 Hi-Y3,4 John Stebbins National Honor Societi 3. 4 Band 1.2.3.4 Hi-Y 1.2.3.4 Latin Club 1.2.3.4 Dance Band 4 67 Patricia Stephens F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Girls ' State 3 DAR Good Citizen Contest Chorus 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Roseva Stout Contest Chorus 2, 3 GA.A.2 F.H.A. 1 Pep Club 1, 2 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Roger Vore Baseball Manager 1, 2, 3, 4 Speech Club 3 Latin Club 1, 2 Cross Country 1, 2, 3 Barbara Wade F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 Band 1, 2, 3 Lois Waid Band 1, 2 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A.2,3,4 Science Club 2, 3, 4 G.A.A.3,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Rachel Elaine Weeler F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Patricia Ann Whitney Spanish Club 1,2,3 Robed Choir 4 Pep Club 4 Journalism Staff 4 Time Out For Ginger 68 Diane Wiemer F.H.A. 3, 4 Contest Chorus 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Time Out For Ginger Emma Jean Towtes Nancy Turner Sharon Vincent Elaine Vlaskamp F.H.A. 2. 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 F.H. A. 1,2,3,4 F.H A. 2 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1, 2, 4 Latin Club 1 Swing Choir 2, 3 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Seniorettes 4 Contest Chorus 2, 3, 4 Queens Court 3 Swing Choir 2, 3 Contest Chorus 1, 2,3,4 Seniorettes 4 ■•Time Out For Ginger Nancy Williams Pep Club 1 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 1 Barbara Wihon Pep Club 1 Latin Club 1,2,3 Journalism Staff 4 Bob Wvman Norman York Spanish Cbib2.3. 4 Tracks Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Seniors Take ' ' Time Out For Ginger ' Play cast takes picture break. CAST Howard Carol Sam Giorgianni Agnes Carol Lynda Lotz Ginger Carol Dian Green Joan Carol Nancy Turner Jeannie Carol Pat Whitney Lizzie Diane Wiemer Eddie Davis Jim Gibson Tommy Green Bill Brock Mr. Wilson Ray Chitty Ed Hoffman Jerry Cox Mrs. Fuelling directs! Many hours are spent in rehearsal, 70 THE ROYERTON REVIEW . xn. No. I ROYKRTON HIGH SCHOOL, ROYKRTON, INDIANA lasses, Clubs ect Officers By JANELLE FREEMAN igh school and junior high class :ers have been elected. Those ted in the senior class were: iident Doug Johnson; vice-presi- t Ed Livingston; secretary Dian en; and treasurer Sara Lamb, jnlor cla.ss officers are president ry Stoner; vice-president Phil :er; secretary Linda Heiner; treasurer Ronnie Pease. fBcers elected in the sophomore s are Jerry Hunnicutt, presi- t; Jerry Peirson, vice-president; Collins, secretary; and Etoug za, treasurer. reshman class officers are presi- Jim Green; vice-president, 1 Thompson; secretary Susie gs; and treasurer, Janet Liv- ton. ghth grade class officers elected ; Ron Chisman, president; :y Burns, vice-president; Ca- i Hewitt, secretary; and treas- ' , Linda VanScoyke. venth grade class officers are ident Scott Fisher; vice-presi- Kay Michael; secretary Judy waiter; and treasurer Gary iff. erett Stamper has been elected ident of the varsity club. Serv- with Everett will be Larry er, vice-president and David I, secretary-treasurer, udent Council officers have also 1 elected. The president is Ed igston; vice president 2r; secretary-tn and parliament ly. ary Jane Leslie ident of the Futun Other officers e, ily Chitty, vie 3ha Riggin, secretar; treasurer; Cynthia amentarian; Jeanett amentarian; Jeanet , historian; Emmajea leader; Marilyn Di Sandy Williamson, man; and Pat Stepht elations. A.A. officers elected we n, president; Linda president; Stella Jordc 17; Nancy Lotz, treeisurt t secretaries Sara Lamb, : on Hotmire, junior; el, sophomore; and npson, fre shman. I New Students Enter Royerton Look around you. See any new faces? You should for there are 31 students at Royerton this year. The seniors would like to welcome into the class Billon Cannon from ton, Arkansas; Raymond Chitty from Roosevelt High School in mdotte, Michigan; and Douglas Patterson from Mvmcie Central. New students in the junior class are Emily Chitty from Wyandotte, ilgan; Cloyd Collis from Columbus, Indiana; Steven Dallaire from ' len Grove High School in Santa Anna, California; Larry Sloan from e Central. Also Randall Snodgrass from Livingston Academy In New Courses Added To Curriculum By NANCY TVf to p lege their den qua] Each St must set novels fra assignment Selected s also stuii terms time, the bai ' discussij class is chell. For the t. to enroll i may do so. work based on interests. At unit of advan tion is being to tailor a jc? matching or skirt. The Oii by Mrs. Hu Home m Future Homemakers Attend Fall District Meeting Ten members of the Royerton chapter of the Indiana Aasoci Future Hot NQRflMB - ' ouncil. . Joe Shock- ., Larry Burns, .. ! Yvonne Ledbetter. - ell, and Don Shelby rep- . che seventh grade. A meeting was held Monday, September 28, in which the Student Council laid the foundation for their future plans. A student council convention will be held October 10 in Indianapolis. Representatives from the Royerton student council will participate. The convention ' s main purpose is to help young people work out their ideas and plans for the schools they represent. ' America are to attend the Fall DLstrict Me m , Saturday, October 17. Between 400 and ! be attending this one day annual fall meet meeting is Blueprint for Living. The pre ne familiar with a new National ar ' ugh 1962. Objectives of this new j g their potential abilities, under; Jue of home economics educati abroad. tic Relations Director, General j.ne group with a talk on Youth C Lotz, Hazzard Edit Publicatior Lynda Lotz and Linda . have been chosen for key f on the school yearbook ani paper. Lynda Lotz was named ec chief of the Panorama, th book. Lynda has been quit ' in school affairs. She is a 1 of the National Honor Latin Club, Pep Club, Sen and Robed Choir. Other n of the yearbook staff are Pa ney, managing editor; Sam anna, layout editor; Barba on, grade editor; Marilyn ' nior editor; Sara Lamb. ' a itor; Dorothy Lash and vVlemer, advertising and Budd, sports editor. Linda Hazzard, editor-in- The Re -iew, the school nev is a member of National jgciety. Pep Club. Sen 1 - Choir, and Latin Clt ler Linda attended Gir lelegate from the junii so quite acti e in and attends Eden ' Church. The staff ■ . Linda consists of . urner, managing editor; Freeman, feature editor; Shaver, news editor; H Hutchison and Jerry Budd editors; LjTida Lotz ' and Pe ney, copy readers. Staff wTi Dorothy Lash. Judy Hardii lyn Casey, Diane Wieme Green. Sara Lamb. Barbara and Sam Georgianna. Honor Society Plans Mothers Clul Officers Nar Mrs. Gene Riggin was president of the Mothers Oi mothers of Royerton Eler Junior High and High Sch dents met recently in th Cafeteria. Other new officers elec Lynda Lotz, editor in chief of Panorama. Journalism Staff Edits Publications Pat Whitney, managing editor of the Panorama. Jerry Budd Marilyn Casey Ted Holland Dian Green Diane Wiemer Hadley Hutchison Sara Lamb Roger Kem Nancy Turner 73 % Janelle Freeman Sam Georgiann Susan Shaver Barbara Wilson Judy Hardin Dorothy Lash Staff Is Busy From Fall to Spring It is with a sense of fulfillment, as well as relief that we present the 1960 Panorama and the final edition of the Royerton Review. During the past year, many hectic hours were spent by the Royerton Journalism Staff in preparing publications. Meeting deadlines, organizing a yearbook, and gathering the latest news are responsibilities which must be undertaken by the members of our staff. These chal- lenges not only provided new experiences, but offered many opportunities for both unique and creative ideas. A very capable and co-operative staff was on hand to meet these assign- ments. Thanks to the patience and supervision of our journalism sponsor, Mr. Lam-ence Phillips, we have completed a record of the past year ' s activities. 74 Doug Johnson and Bob Shafer work together on project in Chemistry class. Mr. Shafer is teaching Bob Barrett, Jill Whitney and Betty Arment the fundamentals of Geometry. 75 SIXTH GRADE ) ROW ONE: Mr. Megenity, Nancy Loveless, Larry Scott, Wanda Livingston, Danny Showalter, Sheryl Stebbins, Steven White, Mary Ann Senecal. Jeff John- son, Linda McLeland. ROW TWO: Mary Jane Budd, Ricky Cook, Kathy Cronin, Stephen Burt, Cindy Holly, Michael Cort- wright, Barbara Morford, David Bettegnies, Mark Stephens. ROW THREE: Kenneth Kidd, Mary Ellen Clevenger, Rick Chitty, Rita Browning, Fred Lee, Marilyn Rus- sell, Kenny Dobbs, Joy Catron, Michael Hornbaker. ROW FOUR: Jan Pittman, Paul Turner, Connie Vor- hees, Jimmy Collins, Faith Bodenhafer, James Walker, Carolyn Adams, Richard Harley, Steven Davis. FIFTH GRADE AND SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Mrs. Pease, Danny Knox, Ann Swift, Mike Lavelle, Mary Hmes, Robert Shreves, Vickie Pierson, Dennis Kowalski, Sharon Rainey, Donnie Hicks. ROW TWO: Randy Heath, Mary Williams, Roger, MauUer, Pamela Swart z, Alan Fisher, Judy Butler, Bruce McGill, Pamela Ellis, Danny Clevenger, Jane Umberger. ROW THREE: Barbara Carey, Jeffrey Nelson, Linda Snodgrass, Larry Collins, Judy Wright, Dennis Swear- ingen, Jane Jud, Phillip Kern, Debby Dixon, Robert Wilson. 76 FIFTH GRADE f%. V ' 0€) ll n f (? c n, n n f:. ' ' - HT ROW ONE: Carole Evans, Richard Randall, Sue For- rest, Richard Finer, John Street, Loedina Kidd, Ricky Reece. Mike Fillei, Doris Parlette, Jerry Roysden. ROW TWO: Rita Waymire, Mary Carey, Johnnie Potts, Claudia Keller, Jane Adams, Sandy Hayden, David Swartz, Janie Shocklee, Jim Leach, Rudy Riggin. ROW THREE: Billy Ellington, Pamela Zearbaugh, Rose Senecal, Sharon Smith, Tommy Ellington, Pris- cilla Unzicker, David Neal, Susan Cates, Tom Merz, Gail Jolliffe. ROW FOUR: Connie Berry. FOURTH GRADE on A Cf o e 7i « s B C ' ' 1? ■ ' ' ROW ONE: Mis. Vest, Janet Carnal, Sally Berr -, Don- ald Swartz, Sharon Sullivan, Shelley Carpenter. Roger Walker, Kathleen Fullhart, Robert Cook, Linda Freed. ROW TWO: Gerald King, Anthony Jones, Susan Clan- in, Leonard Coner, Cathy Thomas, Steven O ' Dell, Patty Lucas, Johnny Buck, Mary Ann Alexander, Diana Roysden. ROW THREE: David Johnson. Jane Parsons. Donald Johnson, Shelia Adams, David Uniberger. Virginia Vore, Connie Swoveland, Monte Stebbins. Jay Dobbs. Philip McNickle. ROW FOUR: Mary JoUiffe. Donald Owens. Gary Wer- bil, Sheryl Shields, Charles Pittman. Thomas Forrest. Thomas Affolder, Marc Carmichael. r (mii k 1 IS THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE ,(f . ifS f f i f f l n. r C . t f tSkf f ROW ONE: Virginia Emenhiser, Mikel Retz, Cheryl Wright, Larry Watkins, Loretta Scott, Michael Finer, Pamela Cronin, Donald Sharp, Penny Lord, Walter Evans. ROW TWO: Tommy Hensley, Carolyn Marlow, James Welsch Linda Schwab, Raymond Lunsford, Karen Rus- sell, David Gonzales, Jane Hines, Terry Barker, Nancy Richardson, ROW THREE: Connie Parkinson, Ran_dall Davis, Deb- orah Tanner, John Butler, Linda McKinley, Robert Battas, Marilyn Corey, Donald Morris, Joyce Hunt, Gene Waymire. ROW FOUR: Cynthia Russell. THIRD GRADE - ' v f ' - • — '  ) f A f f L ( - ' 78 ROW THREE: Lisa Lee, Ricky Burns, Ann VanFleet, Philip Feeney, Kathie Burt, Gary Swearingen, Cathy Bodenhafer, Rodney Tanin, Beth Ann Nelson, Stanton Burt. ROW FOUR: Harold Marlow, Deborah Leicht, Rodney Riggin. Sandy Moore, Deward Coner, Penny Marcus. ROW ONE: Mrs. Quick, Wayne Bruin, Marjorie Liv- ingston, Vicki JoUiffe, Larry Clark, Sheri Ratliff, Carl Trout, Linda Hesson, Bruce Jackson, Brenda Waymire. ROW TWO: David Williams, Andy Heath, Peggy Roach, Ralph Lee, Robert Brock, Jo Hannah Stanley, Mike Brown, Connie Mitchell, David Freed, Sandra Berry. SECOND GRADE Viv . ily lA , r% . . . k r| l:v - 1 I ' :! -f i-f li., ; , a ? ROW ONE: Miss Bell, Penny Jackson, Charles Keller, Shelley Mitchell, Tommy Feeney, Judy Linn, Stephen Chalfant, Sheila Harley, Max Austin, Bruce Carmichael. ROW TWO: Linda Fadely, Joseph Russell, Peggy Moore, Philip Gates, Connie Barr, John Sipe, Marie Dyer, Wayne Zearbaugh, Kristi Marcus. ROW THREE: Billy Horton, Carol Piner, Da id Browning, Sandy Waymire, Joseph Chitty, Dorothy Owens, Jimmy Merz, Dick Hamilton, David Tanner. ROW FOUR: Shirley Polk, Stephen Kirk. Susanne Street, Donald Altmark, Cathy Hines, Carl Scott, Re- becca Vore, Diane Pittman, Steven Pierpont. FIRST AND SECOND GRADE H fs, % ,r f _, , ROW ONE: Mrs. Raines, Bobby Lucas. Ann Horton, Cynthia Bettegnies, Tommy JoUiffe, Dicki Davis, Molly Moss, Richard Reiche, Brenda Horton, Bruce Romey. ROW TWO: Mark Berry, Ahca Kern. Kathy Mitchell, Sandy O ' Dell, Bobby Clannin, Barbara Nelson, Bonnie Billiard, Joanne Richardson, Debra Fannin, Mary Lou Waymire. ROW THREE: Diana Umberger. Jeffrey Thomas, Susan Harley, Timmy Armstrong. Arthur Clevenger, Karen Smith. Timothy King. Diana Piner. Rhonda Smith. Dick Marlow. ROW FOUR: Darryl Swaitz. Cindy Rhoades. 79 FIRST GRADE ' ' ' . ..jHf ' U (P • 01 -  - ■ ' ' ' .i-: V if lit . ROW ONE: Mrs. Blair, Jo Anne Dobbs, Jessie Rich- ardson, Barbara Hicks, Rita Gonzales, Charles Evans, Peggy Carnal, David Owens, Stephen Potts, Teresa Carey. ROW TWO: PhiJip Janeway, Gary Hargis, Tamara Bodenhafer, John Welsch, Shirley Hesson, Terry Burns, Felipe Gonzales, Rebecca Poland, Bradford Eilts, DeWayne Lawson. ROW THREE: Kimerlee Riggin, James Davis, Joey Parsons, Rosemary Ballez, Lucinda Zearbaugh, Janna Lee Parsons, Paula Eilts, Thomas Swoveland, Terri Lynn McKinley, Connie Heath. ROW FOUR: Russell Jackson, Paul Fisher, David Doherty, Brian Brady, John Williamson. VI v ' 80 Record Hops Are In Season The younger set enjoys dancing too. Two juniors keep time with the music. 81 Traditional Spring Activity Honors Athletes L i«H Sfc LjtKJ ■ Kp % ■ T ET j 1 ImLi ' 3 ifl Ml t f , ! Bm !hi 1 BE f •t E 1 Both students and parents enjoy the anxiously awaited Honor Banquet. Athletes look forward to presentation of awards. Don Odle, coach of Taylor University, addresses an attentive audience. 82 Juniors Sponsor Annual Fish Fry Amateur chefs need supervision from Sarge. Mr. Stebbins washes dishes??? If you can ' t eat fish with your fork— pick it up with your fingers. 83 ImUTUAL HOIflEi HOME LOANS QUICK ACTION-LOW COST HOME LOANS MADE AT HOME-STAY AT HOME Muncie s Largest Home Financing Institution CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ZVi% Safety of your saviags imsnred np to $10,000. NI Corner Charles Mnlberry Sis. mnnvcn;, ind. Where you save does make a difference FREE PARKING — ACROSS MULBERRY STREET 84 GOFFS RESTAURANT GOFF ' S DAIRY ISLE Wysor St. at Walnut Across from the Field House Since 1 865 KIRK ' S TOY and SPORTING GOODS STORES 1 1 7-1 1 9 E. Main St. STEPHENS PLUMBING SERVICE W. T. Grant Co. Southway Plaza Shopping Center STEAM . HOT WATER HEATING Pumps . Water Softners 1 nniie south of Royerton School Muncie, Indiana CONCANNON PASTRY SHOP 1 1 5 W. Charles St. ATlas 8-8551 Variety baked goods of all assortments Jack Brammer DX Service General Repair Gas . Oil Parts . 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