Attica High School - Crimson Yearbook (Attica, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1967 volume:

Ga CRIMSON 1967 ATTIOA HIGH SCHOOL ATTIOA, INDIANA Dedzba tion We, the Crimson staff are very proud to dedicate this yearbook to a man who has shown his kindness, unselfishness and friendliness to all faculty and student body members, a man who never fails to greet everyone with a cheery hello , a man who always does just a little more than needs to be done because of the delight he finds in making everyone happier. To show a small token of our deep indebtedness and ap- preciation, We dedicate this Crimson of l967 to you, Ralph Smart. 2 In Mem0rz'am RICHARD CARLSON STEPHEN FLETCHER In loving memory of Dick Carlson and Steve Fletcher, who left us tragically the summer of their Senior and junior year. 3 WL cb- SQ., 1 l 1 'fths lilii ng? Q, Hx '44 4 Mun' 1 G75:fY1i7TTZ,, W gi., wil mel-I og, F orewom' This school year has meant some- thing different to each and every one of us. Whether they are sad or happy, the memories remain. For many, it will be the thrill of winning that all-important game, and to others, the loss of a be- loved class mate. And the awe of the juniors as they gaze upon the Prom they have worked so hard to produce, and for the Seniors, the leaving of our private little world here at A .H.S. to enter new and challenging worlds of their own. Cramming for tests, dancing the jerk , crowding onto the fan buses . . . yes, these and many more are the memories that will stay with us for the many years to come. The CRIMSON staff has attempted to catch some of these memories for you, so that you may look back . . . and remember. Table cyf Contents ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS . . . ORGANIZATIONS . FACULTY ...... SENIORS ....... UNDERCLASSMEN . . GRADES ..... 4 A CTIVITIES At AHS If X X - ., M , V - .. . Q T I lwffl, Q 9 .... ee'3sf..4 s.s.. Q f 1 . , ,. ,,5'- ffw . V ,,-. 1 1 ' il' 3lf4lfff'ffW,W me .... M N C ,Z .. Q -L ., A - Q 4 . ' , 4' - K W A . aj, - . er- rffefl QV:f-' 5 'A6...f'Q'Q . 4. 4' S al' v' f V. , K QU V W M ' 1 H- 4 f . V v 8 f. X lf' e -f Y . . .f-f.-1f.em, . ff.. -. -1. ., Q i A .. gi -1 ,Q-nm t , s Q- x AM J, s . we . 135 X ' 'l il 'MVP .' l'f. vZ?'-1 if ' 'S ' V, 5.3 e I i' w ill if fr., . 9 1 . ' .Q l 1 ': 'b' llif.:?i 'Awf.5fw' , K Y ' -:-I' 5 i i A F Q Knowing that you'll be the first out of the parking lot at 3:4O! Happiness is passing your ,f . unknown in chemistry. Our School Life This year the Crimson staff attempted to cap- ture a few moments at AHS, from the sublime to the ridiculous, from sadness to joy, and even a few cartoons to give it that familiar touch, This is our school life section and we have tried to make it just that, the everyday happenings at AHS. As you can see, our school is not all workg there is a time for both fun and studying. We hope that one of these snaps pertains to you, be- cause you and those around you make our school life. I I It . I -.-1 f3'QQ 5X A , 4 Nr 2' 5 ,I A . 91 X cg? 3 9 i I -fv1. My ,yr-,, SQQQDQV-. Wd Happiness is a Freshman gathering material for his biology project. l Happiness is being held up by the Lone Ranger . . . or . , . A new car and contents. Halbpzhess Is . Happiness is a student eager to learn! Happiness is that good 1 5, fgiiyeci . ff' if I f lt, ' f : 1 Hifi ,fu 4 1 Q we 'f'-ff-wzm H74 'K' M.,- old team spiri t? -2.535-3. ' i Q Q eg? of 'li' ja uk AJ 1 4' S A' Happiness is being in love. Happiness is abnormal Juniors . . . and . . . a normal Senior! 7 H alblbiness ras? nothin'. Happiness is Seniors preparing for Speech class. Sitting around all day and doing Happiness is never quite knowing what you'll find in your locker. 1 -Yf7'f:Q,.'f -7:54 :' 1-ff' is KM 'Ir 'P Happiness is being number one man on the basketball team . . . or . . . an efficient: office. 8 !5ivlll'1f9 i. 'AWQQ :Nix .' 0 A I! I . I .,. i,, ' .Ah 4 f' lim.. 'lvl' Is . x Q f ,, . , 1 I E. sf .1 1, :fl . X I ' 5 P 7 W 1:1 I X: E, Jigs? -,nfs 1 'IJQER 7 .1L:i':'. ' ' 5:7r 'I . Q 'Z l -134 , , 5 - I 4 - w J Practicing for challenges? ! Happiness is attempting to talk with four jawbreak- Happiness is getting fat. ers in your mouth . . . or . . . Sleeping on a head equipped with brush rollers. Happiness is being good sports. 9 NW fX 5 l-X' al I w Happiness is a Home Economics major Haloloiness Is Comloi Football Homecoming 5 l 1966 On a Windy but exciting night, Attica celebrated a glorious victory over North White 41 to 7, But the happiness of beat- ing North White did not end there. At halftime a new Homecoming queen, Sandy Gremore, a junior, was crowned. included in her court were Christine l Brown, Bella Borst, Monica Parlier, and Vanna Wolfe. Five floats competed in this year's contest. The Seniors won first place with the Sophomores accepting second. The Freshmen Won third place, and the L juniors and the Future Farmers of America also competing, 1966 Queennsandy Gfemofe Left to right: Christine Brown, Vanna Wolfe, queen--Sandy Gremore, Monica Parlier, Bella Borst. Pl 10 Ah come on girls, smile! Secrets are lies! . . and Wz'nnz'ng . .4634 - fx . D J Senior's Beat 'E -First Soph's Raid 'Em--Second rf ' f7TTiY.'?i 4 Tgurugf'wN mm A501 lm' of In 5' KLQM iimfigifffi Em 1 . fur: v1cT:.'.:Y .. Frosh's Smash 'E rn-.. Thir d Junior float Awaiting the ha lft me Sho dwg, :J L nw Qszireii F.F.A. float S FS Haplbz'ness Is Anything tqsrwv Happiness is the pride of being a city official, These students served as mayor, clerk-treasurer, of councilmen for one day during our centennial celebration, L. to R., FRONT ROW: R. Gremoreg Lt. Gov. Rock, visiting for the dayg L. Hanthorne, and S. Scott. SECOND ROW: J. Freeinang J. Mayersg P. Coffingg F, Raymundog and J, Henderson. , Kg K 'LWWAKIWW 1 i si YN V RRQEB Razr tx Happiness is that dumb boy next to you who writes those stupid notes. A y. Happiness is not being afraid of the big bad wolf . . . or an industrious faculty member. I2 and Evegftlzing at AHS 'lit X, Happiness is telling others that you , have never seen these two before ! -' H Q' 4 . wig? f 9 ,qv ' 'xv I x,L7l 's4f5 ,v yatqk Jovi' Him . mp! 2 .5 Y Q' Happiness is - . teinng her i ' X-x,N,1f...4l1Q2f: ' that she ain't C - ' posta thuck her aes!! - Sumb! -I Happiness is working hard on your term paper, and then flunking it! Happiness is Watching the Ramblers depart for an away game. aff' e ' QQ 0 0 . 4 il 0 Q 8 ' 7 ff dx nf? In ,0- Happiness is being one of the fellas on the team to get a football award. L. to R. FRONT ROW: G. Grantg T. Tribbeyg S. Keislerg D. Foster, SECOND ROW: J. Turping C. Jones, R. Ogborne, T. Wolfe. 13 Happiness is knowing your physics forward and backwards Hczlbllyiness Is cz Basketball I-Iomecoming 1967 The crowning of the 1967 Basketball Homecoming queen was held February 17 during the halftime of the Rossville-Attica game. Susie Foster, a junior, was crowned Homecoming queen by Sandy Gremore, our l966 Football Homecoming queen. Susie's attendants were Senior jane Alenduff, escorted by Don Gustus, Sophomore Cathy Hanthorne, escorted by Bill Gaylor, and Freshman Bella Borst, escorted by Tom Lambert. Susie's escort was Steve Clark. Robin and Rodney Andrews carried the roses and crown for the queen. The Queen and Her Friends I4 J 1967 Queen--Susie Foster What Do You Suppose Everyone Is Looking At? Vz'c1f0rz'Ou5 Homecoming Susie, our Basketball queen, is being crowned by Sandy Gremore, our 1966 Football Homecoming Queen, A tense moment . . . Coach and Mrs. Andrews' children, Robin and Rodney. but . . . the outcome is a good one for both Susie and the Ramblers. I5 H al19j9z'n6ss Is Dmrenl fftnx JMX' , My f 1 1 . 1 9 5 . 6 A ll 1 X 1 X: x . . X 'E X f' K L w XA I E V 'Av 1 4, ' 1 W g vpn' g , , 1 . 1 1 . 1 I Happiness is a new Way to get to class in less than one minute. Happiness is parking your gum behind your ear. l fix ll X Happiness is dreaming . . . or . . . camera shy Seniors? ?? f mi Happiness is the girls who run to see Henry's muscles . . . or . . . How to Assemble a Do-It-Yourself Rolls Royce in 20 seconds. I6 Things to Dz'j?rent People NENU X -XX f -25 f Happiness is making yourself handsome in Weightlifting class. , I l Happiness is being good buddies. A 'B s P -5 s e s . . 'Q' Happiness 1S Barb Morgan ,- as queen of the Yell Club N , dance. lx- ' Happiness is dreaming about what Happiness is telling Mama you plan to do this summer. that you had 170 fewer cavities. 5 'T' IL. 1 -Ai' NAL,.SdY1A K3 'vim-4 2 as-f:'fEyl?X9f 6 2- 4 5 v e A , an We Happiness is having a convocation instead of classes . . . or . , . giving your driver's training instructor ulcers! 17 I 55 1 -4 Uur AHS 'Man qt the Tear Again this year, the Crimson Press sponsored the Man of the Year contest held on February 18 . The candidates y were chosen by each of the high school if classes and campaigns for each of the candidates were held throughout the H if li week preceeding the dance . At a dance + following the Delphi game, Senior jim .ir E -72 51 Jordan was selected Man of the Year gg: 5 iiiitt h if 11 Also competing for the honors were ' f , Dan Anderson, a junior, Sophomore Q h l zi ,ett xg Bill Gaylor, and Ron johnson, a y f, My Freshman. ilnl l i ' gf ,K A .,,, ls U Ron Johnson Bill Gaylor Freshman -gl Sophomore ' Man of the Year Jim and escort, Veronica Green. I sm I , I Dan Anderson Jim J 01-dan JLlI1iO1' Senigf I8 4 -2. WM? 1.9-. 'Q 1354! h Our Team in Action tea f!!5 u wr 441' Q 1- 'sr Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Attica Football Score s- - 19 66 31 21 0 32 19 19 41 76 40 19 Seeger East Tipp Southwestern Klondike N. Vermillion Covington N. White Turkey Run Clinton Prarie Morroco 0 19 28 12 0 O 7 0 O 0 i.'l iino , if 20 , W ,J 21 Happzhess Is a Good E Team in Action lin-Q5 rf' X Q Basketball Scores - - 1966- 1967 Attica Greencastle Attica Lafayette jeff Attica Southwestern Attica . . .Covington Attica Winamac Attica Williamsport Attica Rockville Attica Central Catholic Attica Fountain Central Attica North Vermillion Attica Clinton Attica Seeger Attica . . .Carroll Attica . . .Delphi Attica . . .West Lafayette Attica . . .Clinton Prarie Attica . . .Crawfordsville Attica Rossville The Ramblers also captured the champ- ionship game in the Holiday Tourney held at Fountain Central. 23 Varsigf HappZ.neSS Is 5? 5 R as FRONT ROW: left to right, M. Bartlett, G. Grant, D. son, S. Clark, D. Brown, Coach Basan. THIRD ROW: Dill, M. Mitton, T. Anno, S. Reynolds, F. Lanum, H. Coaches Alenduff and Neal, S. Hall, T. Wolfe, J. Pennick, J. Billingsley, S. Wolfe, J. Pattengale, T. Turpin, S. Swift, R. Kirby, R. Ogborne, T. Schmid, Lambert. SECOND ROW: D. Jordan, J. Dill, D. C. Jones, R. Asher, S. Keisler, D. Anderson, T. Suttle, M. Cripe, E. Tribbey, J. Henderson, D. Foster, Williams. T. Tribbey, D. Jones, J. Martin, S. Nicolas, J. Wil- This has been Attica's finest foot- ball team in the history of eleven man football. The team set a record in the number of wins and losses at 9-1 which beat last year's record of 7-2-1. They also set a record of the most points scored in one game and that was against Turkey Run. The team is under the guidance of their new coaches, Mr. Harry Basan, head coach, and assistant coaches, Mr. Martin Alenduff and Mr. Jerry Neal, both former players of AHS. Ted Wolfe and Dave Foster were the captains of the team leading them on offense and defense. Carl Jones won the award for All State Junior Tackle and Rick Ogborne was nominated for this award this year. Assistant coaches M. Alenduff, J. Neal, captain Dave Foster, coach H. Basa captain T. Wolfe. Carl JOHGS, 5er1iOI Richard Asher, Senior V' , . 1 . '.l fgiflif ,371'fig-?,:+1'-,,j':1'.25fF5L'Iain -M V 5 ' L f 5 VK 'W I' 571 v7'l ' I -1 ' , 7, . J :- - 1:41-Q - - - H+ 3. ,w5'1fi'?-i'.w f 21 1 er. - J QfWiiE'l?fi??31?:2s?sa?3fZsfr3?gs .2 X 44. ..'-. QA-, , . , M V... wJW.f..1,mtf',.,gbss1Swwf fw , , ,. .' . . . w-'rwggf 'mme ' T ' -- ff. f in I 1 'N-'. ggi'-41' na.:-A . Q .f- ,gggffw-sz,-gff12EQf ' f l A ., -?'f?'9W i.,, 'Il is-W , A .+ W'7'm' .3 Q 1,iv..--M27 if ,j-,.g,a..f, ' . vi:-Ws-'f?I.n1 sb .' xiii? fly -- 'J ' i ,.' ,-ff fri... '. -, , jf.-3 .f,,,Xgg:tw.s. ,,. Mg. , , q-,,r,,,.- r M.-.1..f .. 435523 V 'K ' . .45 ' .F?,.- -. x ' V ,7 , fi 'f' ' ' - 'H V V 1 U 651010 - W l Our Team jf. High FRONT ROW: L. to r. B. Wolfe, L. Sible, K. Jordan, ROW: M. Stump, R. Suttle, T. Devine, D. Sexton, J. Kirts, R. Childress, B. Slinker, J. Slinlcer, J. Beplay, M. Pritscher, D. Jarvis, A. Haas, G. Asher, G. Evans, R. Livengood, R. Bunch, B. Bauerband, B. Swift, B. D. Evans, R. Lewis, J. Sprinkle, R. Stetler, Coach Anno, M. Mickle, R. Mansfield, D. Meador. SECOND Neal. fillzfgdi Carl Jones, Qopposite page, lower left hand cornerj is a three letterrnan and was voted All State Junior Tackle in his Jun- ior year. Dick Asher fopposite page, lower right hand cornerj has been a valuable player for our team and has played varsity foot- ball all four years. Ted Wolfe, Senior captain Steve Keisler Qleftj was voted the Star Award for this year. This award is based on the most fumbles, tackles, inter- cepted passes, blocked punts, and extra points. Ted Wolfe Qabovej, an outstanding four year letter-man led the State this in total points scored by an individual player Steve Keisler, Senior with 199 points' Varsizjf L-R VARSITY--SEATED--H. Raymondo, D. Foster, J. Gossett, J, Martin, M. Cripe, T. Tribby. STANDING-- Coach Andrews, S. Swift, R. Ogborne, R. Kirby, T. Schmid, J. Turpin, T. Wolfe. 3 gt fu. f X ' ' B-TEAM--SEATED--J. Henderson, J. Billingsly, E. Tribby, R. Johnson, T. Tribby, STANDING--Coach Neal, S. Hall, T. Lambert, T. Eller, D, Suttle, J. Martin, D, Jordan, 26 ra- Freshmen 'ir plump- FROSH--SEATED--D. Dill, F, Lanum, J. Billingsly, D. Brown, H. Penick. STANDING--Coach Alenduff, J. Roe, T. Lambert, B, Green, M. Bartlett, B. Johnston, D. Jordan. Cross County 'NEPHDIEQ CROSS COUNTRY--B. Maus, J. Roe, J. Gossett, P. Clark, Coach Andrews, B. Green, R. Johnson, R. Gremore, H. Raymondo. 27 Varsizjf Cheerleaders Left to Right: M. B1ickenstaff5 S. Grernoreg A. Lee, S. Foster, alternatesg V. Wolfeg D. Banta. B- Team Cheerleaders Left FRONT TO BACK: J. Hollowayg M. Clawsong Center FRONT TO BACK: J. Henderson, J. Hansley--alter nates. Right FRONT TO BACK: C. Browng S. Barker, 28 S Honor Society NATIONAL HQORSOCEY W Q D 5. i 22.9 W5 L5 The National Honor Society has been active in Attica High School for many years. The students in this organization are selected by their teachers and fel- low students. Citizenship, scholarship, leadership and service are the require- ments for membership. e OFFICERS: Mr. Williams--sponsor, Leslie Wolfe, Dick Asher--president, Henry Raymundo, and Jane Alenduff. 30 Student Council i OFFICERS: Sarah Clawson, Carmie Foster--president, Fred Raymundo, Henry Raymundo K will - 31 Crimson Pross SEATED: M, Lefton, Mrs. Baldwin, S. Stetler, S. Clawson, V, Wolf, J, Alenduff, L. Kimbrell, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. For- ester. FIRST ROW: S, Clawson, C, Nicholas, N, Stetler, P. Walkup, P, Wolfe, L. Lange, G. Pearson, R, Stetler, S. Applegate, B, Richey, B. Morgan, SECOND ROW: P. Gremore, S. Foster, M. Blickenstaff, C, Hanthorne, J. Mather, S. Calloway, D, Thomas, K, Reynolds, C. Harding, K, Buck, B. Borst, THIRD ROW: P, Clossey, R. Gremore, H, Raymundo, P. Peterson, L, Wolf, J. Durr, S, Hall, N. Liggett, S, Gremore. FOURTH ROW: F, Evans, D. Hersche, M, Pattengale, C. Foster, J. Myers, M. Newnum, P. Newnum, D, Barnhart, J, Freed, P, North, M, Jordan, Crimson Editors AI-ISays Editors SEATED L to R: Leslie Kimbrell, assistant L to R: Susie Clawson, assistant editor, Vanna editor, Jane Alenduff, editor. STANDING: Wolfe, editor. Maribeth Lefton, photography editor. 32 Sunshine Socieq SEATED: M. Newnum, C, Stwalley, I. Bailiff, D. Bray, B. Borst, J. Durr, L. Kimbrell, D. Suttle, C. Ferling, J. Hans ley, P. Newnum. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wann, P, Robbins, C. Livengood, J. Carlson, V. Green, S. Foster, M. Blick- enstaff, C. Harding, C. Allen, L. Lange, P. Thomas, C. Wallace, Mrs. Sutton. THIRD ROW: E. Cooper, D. Sible, L Clark, T. Dill, D. Cheeseman, G. Gaylor, B. Stafford, K. Davis, R. Dotson, C. Borst, J. Alenduff. FOURTH ROW: B. Morgan, J. Dill, V. Wolfe, R. Stetler, L. McCou, M. Asher, E. VanLaere, M. Jordan, M. Williams, N. McKinney, D. Thomas, B. Brown. FIFTH ROW: G. Dotson, L. Wolfe, L. Harding, M. Rich, B. Church, F. Evans, P. North, S, Stetler, M. Pattengale, C. Cooper, C. Bowman, D. Herche. - F' ' ,- F ,W- i OFFICERS: SEATED: Jeri Durr--president. STANDING L to R: Cheryl Harding, Linda Lange, and Leslie Kimbrell. 33 Drum Maj'0r S6nZ.0T . 'ix .fa Steve Frodge FRONT ROW: F. Raymundo, J. Myers, M. See, D. Barnhart, S. Clawson, S. Applegate, J. Alenduff. SECOND ROW: D. Wolfe, F. Evans, L. Petrioh, T. Swift, l. Bailiff, N. Burroughs, B. Wilson, E. Fry, E. HQ. vanmefe. THIRD ROW: K. sm1uh,J. Fogei, R. .ggi M ajorettes T. Swift, J. Henderson, L. Fletcher 34 l Band Director Crudge, H. Penick, M. Nicolas, H. Pierce, S. Frodge, Mr. D. Hoon R. Gremore, R. Evans, R. Suttle, J. Beplay. FOURTH ROW: M. Stump, F. Lanum, B. Maus, lvlr. D. Hoon, P. Coffing. unzbr Band A - FRONT ROW: S. Sandefer, C. Uyeda, C. Weaver, B. Hannon, P. Bennett, V. Samlaska, J. Leath, D. J. Koekenberg, B. Pike, T. Purple, Mr. D. Hoon. Thompson, B. Peterson. FOURTH ROW: C. Dunte SECOND ROW: M. Odore, E. Bender, S. Barnhart, man, B. Waymire, R. Wellmaker, B. Holland, S. G. Scott, L Bauerband, D. Meador, M. Martin. Timberlake, T. Mitchell, J. Lake, P. Lanum, J. THIRD ROW: M. Schmid, R. Poynter, S. White, Knight, R. Kirby, R. Dotson. 35 Cho ms FRONT ROW: E. Dill, P. Thomas, P. Robbins, J. J. Dill, S- 30011. V- Green, B- Hall- G- Pearson- Carlson, J. Carlson, B. Cobble, V. Haynes, T, C. Nicolas, C. Miller, J. Kochell, P. Gates, J. Voss, Miss Neher. SECOND ROW: L. Hanthorne, FiX- FOURTH ROW2 W- NGVWCOH, P- COOp91', R- B. White, D. McSloy, P. Blickenstaff, S. Barker, Egbert, P- NCWHUJH, N- Busic, M- JO1'd3.n, R- Ote- S. Hudson, R. Kirkman, M. Clark. THIRD ROW: ham, C- Bowles- Lettermenjs Club Y - D i ' I I J J A BOTTOM ROW1 H- Rayml-11150, P- Clark, J. Cos- T, Wolfe, J. Martin, R. Garland, R. Gremore, sett, S. Kiesler, S. Hall, D. Foster, R. Cobble, Mr. Andrews, THIRD ROW: M. Cripe, S. Swift, SECOND ROW: Mr. Basan, S. Kochell, R. Asher, T. Schmid, R. Ogborne, C. Jones, T. Williams. 36 Pmjeciion Club I Us ,G Q' V7Pi0F1'1T - fm. .5 I ' I' ul SEATED: L. Gaylor, J. Alenduff, D. Banta, D. Kimbrcll, Secretary, R. Cobble, President, Mr. Thomas. J. Vanl-Iyfte, T. Ellcr, J. Mather, Sec- Learning. rctaryg ON STAGE: R. Grcmorc. R. Asher, L. J Left to Right: N. McKinney, I. Baliff, N. Bur- Foster, C. Hanthornc, A. Lee, F. Evans, D. Barn- roughs, M. Nownum, S. Clnwson, R. Dotson, B. hart, C. Reynolds, Smith, S. Pitzcr, T. Swift, M Wilson, C. Harding, J. Durr, Mrs. Coffing, C. Leo. 37 Byfs Baaster Club LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: D. Hayes, B. Batch- elor, D. Elmore, S. Keisler, J. Myers, C. Jones, D. Anderson, T. Williams. SECOND ROW: R. Suttle J. 1 Pattengale, D. Suttle, B. Fry, N. Liggett, C. Pruitt, F. Raymunclo, J. Campbell. THIRD ROW: D. Evans, B. Holland, J. Beplay, R. Dotson, G. Asher, G. Evans, R. Bunch. FOURTH ROW: D. Meador, J. Merrill, M. Pritscher, M. Alberts, P. Burroughs, B. Swift, J. Slinker. Tel! Club ! JSF LEFT TO RIGHT, KNEELING: B. Munson, F. Raymundo, Peterson, P. Clark, J. Myers, J. Butler. THIRD ROW: D. Gustus. SECOND ROW: M. Jordan, H. Smith, P. R. Stetler, C. Reynolds, B. Morgan, C. Foster, K. Ray 4 'P Z S Q. Viv! 0 sg. Es' 4-Af' C L u B Girlff 4-H BOTTOM ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Sutton, V, Samlaskz-L,E. MCC-lade, E. Bender, K. Jones, C. Snider, J. Carlson, F. Fix, L. Clark, R. Kirkman, J. Serie. SECOND ROW: K. DeSuttcr, C. Livengood, I.. Han- thorne, A. Reese, C. Miller, J. Holloway, C. Brown, M. Haga, K. Beedle, T. Tillotson, S. Gustus, J. Ver- Bqfs 4-H hey. THIRD ROW: M. Schmid, K. Smith, R. Trott, P. Kight, F. Hayes, K. Brier, K. Reynolds, P. Clossey, W. Coffing, C. Martin, C. Hanthorne, D. Larson. FOURTH ROW: C. Borst, P. Schuerich, W. Newton, A. Lee, L. Fletcher, F. Evans, D. Barnhart, P. North, T. Swift, S. Pitzer, E. Fry, J. Smith, B. Stafford, J. Lake. F.F.A. - FRONT ROW! J- H2-YCS, J- SUHSGOI1- D- Scott. J- MGT- Salts, J. Crane, M. Booe, J. Butler, J. Selieurich, G. fill, J- Finney, B- Butler, J- Campbell, K- Paris. M- Paris, M. Kirts, T. Stafford, S. Knight, T. Myer. Miller: D- BGHSICW 5- Wolfe, E- A- L9-Hlbert, SECOND FOURTH ROW: D. Hogstrum, S. Stevens, J. Freeman, ROW: G. Jeffries, D. Buzzard. M. Albert, B. Gates, G. Verhey, P. Peterson, B. Null, R. Crawford, F. Nolan, J. Doeden, P. Crowder. THIRD ROW: B. Munson, R. S. Clark, T. Larson, D. Talbott, B. Talbott, P. Coffing, E. Nolen, C. Paris, J. Bossaer. in :KNEW i FACULTY F aculyf S. Evens, P. Neal, J. Harrison, Pres.5 J. R. Bodine, C. Sims. Mr. John Pickell Superintendent Mr. Richard Kirkpatxick Ivk, I-Iafvey Norman High School P1'inCiPa1 Grade School Principal 42 f '.,S. J q Francis Lee Mrs. Norma Ward MIS- Jean Hurley iness Manager Secretary Secfeta-YY roy Adams Martin Alenduff Don Andrews S. Purdue B.S. Butler B.S. Indiana State I11-lS1Ii9-1 Arts Physical Education , Health Industrial Arts, Drivers and Safety. Training, uv i it ry Baldwin Haffy Bagan James Christie S, Ball State B,S, Purdue, NLS, Indiana B.S. Cenual Normal, M.S. inior and High School English. University Indiana Univ. U.S. History, World History. Jr. High SCiSI1C9, JI- High Math. , 2? 5' s X w 5 fi K sf P re E I ' 5 S s fe a 5 5 Diane Coffing Phillip Denhardt Martha Evans B.S. Indiana State B.S. Purdue A.B. Central Normal PhySiCHl EduC2tiOHi Health, Industrial Arts Latin, Bookkeeping, General Business. Typing, 5 i E E E 5 i Marlene Forrester B. S. Montana Univ., M.S. Purdue Business Education. Connie Gilmore Linda Glonn Donald Hoon B.A. Ball State B. A. Purdue B.M. Depaw Univ., M.S. Jr. High English Jr. High English Indiana State Band. Q f 3 E 2 i 3 E 2 2 o Ronsld Kozloski B.S. Purdue General Math., Algebra, Physics. Q 1 E 5 E l X 5 Q E r 1 i I E. A. Lambert James Learning Marily Mann LlOyd Moughler B.S. Purdue A. B. Wabash, A.V. B.A. Western Michigan A. B. Indiana Univ., M.S. Vocational Agr. Indiana State Librarian Indiana Univ, English, Speech, Social Guidance Studies, Audio Visual. is 52 Jerry Neal Nancy Neher Carole Newton Pauline Reed B.S. Indiana State B.S. Ball State B.A. Campbellsville B.S. Indiana State Physical Education, Music High School English Art Biology. Margery Siebold Ann Sering Lee Shirley A.B. Olivet Nazarene Jr. High Math, General A.B. Central Normal, High School English, Business M.S. Indiana Univ. Spanish. B.S. Purdue Jr. High Geography, High School English. Jacob Sisk B.S. Central Normal, M. S. Indiana State Edward Stuteville Elsie Sutton B. S. Evansville, M. S. B.S. Purdue Indiana Univ. Home Economics Jr. High Social Studies. Eugene Williams A.B. Cornell Univ., A.M. Tenn. Univ. High School Math, Chemistry. Social Studies, Math. fs vi if Ora Lea Wann B,S. Kansas State Home Economics Janitors 'K s 7, .J i ' ,Y Z1 ,Agni X f Left to right: R. Smart, C. Beavers, and M. Oakley. Ha,b,bz'ness Is Knowing That Thy Care Caj?'terz'a Left to right: D. Roebling, E. Rhodes, G. Fix, R. Byers, H. Leak, M. Henderson, D. Pearl, P. Lefton, and L. Stafford. Not pictured--J. Lewis, 46 Y- '54 VANNA LEE WOLFE SECRETARY AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic 1,23 Business 3,45 Class Secretary 43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Crimson Press 2,3,43 Newspaper Editor 43 Sunshine Society 3,43 Student Council 23 Yell Club 1,2,3,43 President 3, Treasurer 23 Ma- jorette 23 Track Queen Candidate ,ls Basket- ball Queen Candidate 23 Musical 2,33 Cheerleader 1,4. GORDON KEITH ALLEN AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,43Band1,2,33 Basketball lj Musical. JANE PAIGE ALENDUFF PRESIDENT AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic l,2,3,43 Class President 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3,43 Secretary 4, Crimson Press 2,3,43 Yearbook Editor 43 Sunshine Society 2,3,43 School Reporter 43 Band 1,2,3,43 Senior Scouts l,2,3,43 Projection Club 43 Girl's State Alternate3 Sunshine Queen Candidate 23 Musical 33 NEDT Award 2. JOHNNY WAYNE MYERS VICE PRESIDENT AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,43 Class Pres. 1,23 Vice Pres. 43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Crimson Press l,23 Bowling League 3,43 Cross Country 2,35 Band 1,2, 3,43 Boy's Booster 1,2,3,43 Explorer Scouts 1,23 Track 1,23 Basketball 1,2, Golf 1,2,43 Boy's State, RONNIE ALLEN COBBLE TREASURER AHS l,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,43 Class Treas- urer 43 Student Council 33 Projection Club 43 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Boy's Booster Club 1,Z, 3,43 Baseball 2,3,43 Football Manager 33 Basketball Statistician 3,4. RICHARD L, ASHER AHS l,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 2,3,43 Pres- ident 43 Projection Club 43 Boy's Booster Club 23 Track 1,2, 3,43 Basketball 1,23 3,43 Statistician 33 Football 1,2,3,43 NEDT Award 2. IRENE MARIA BAILIFF AHS 1,2,3,4s Academic 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 43 Sunshine Society 43 Girl Scouts l,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,43 Musical 33 Queen Candidate--Centennial 4. DAYLEANN BANTA AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,43 Class Secretary 33 Pro- jection Club 43 Yell Club 1,2,3,43 Cheerleader 2,3,43 Rainbow 1,2,3,43 Football Homecoming Queen 33 PTO Queen Candidate 23 NEDT Award 1,2. 48 T. , - i n -Y .W r.-- I I., . .:1:,, , ., ,, :..,,..':- 3 2 E 4 Q WILLIAM GEORGE BATCI-IELOR AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,25 Boy's Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,23 Football 1,2,3. RICHARD LEE BILLING SLEY AHS l,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL LARRY BooE AHS 1,2,3,45 Indusmiai Arts 1,2,3,4. NANCY JANE BUSIC AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 Senior Scouts 15 Yell Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 4. l LINDA LOU CHASTAIN AHS 1,2,3,4s MICKEY LEE AHS 1,2,3,45 15 Lettermen Football 1,25 Business 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1. CLARK Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 's Club 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Baseball 1,2,33 Basketball 1. 49 DARRELL WAYNE BRIER AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club 1,2,35 Track 1,25 Basketball 1. ROBERT EUGENE BUTLER AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,3,45 Bowling League 1,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1. SARAH CLAWSON AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic l,Z,3,45 Student Coun- cil 1,3545 Treasurer 15 Secretary 45 4-H 1,25 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 35 Crimson Press 2,3545 Business Manager 45 45 Senior Scouts 1,2, 3,45 Band 3,45 Musical 35 NEDT Award 2. PI-IILLIP EARL CROWDER AHS 1,253,415 Academic 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 President 45 Bowling League l,2. PATRICK RAYMOND CLARK AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,45 Class President 35 Cross Country 2,3,45 Student Cotmcil 25 Boy's Booster Club l,2,3, V. Pres. 35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45Track 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Man of the Year 35 Musical 3. FLOYD JOSEPH CLAWSON AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. PENNY SUE COOPER AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,25 G.A.A. 15 Senior Scouts 1,25 Yell Club 15 Chorus 1,35 Musical. RALPH WALTER CRUDGE AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4. -'fseiswsmawaiv 'W 'ii JAMES LOWELL CUNNINGHAM AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. JODIE ANN DILL AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 35 Yell Club 1,25 Chorus 1,3,45 Musical 3. 50 fin Q.-uirumlr. , msn' ' 'a.55:a:w:..1s.Lz .,'. MARVIN LOUIS ELLER AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. LINDA ANN FIX AHS 152535451-Iome Economics 15253545 Yell Club 25354. JERI NICOLETTE DURR AHS 1,2,3,4, Academic 1525 Business 3,45 Class Treas urer 25 4-H 15 Sunshine Society 2,3545 President 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3545 Treasurer 45 Crimson Press 3545 Co- chairman of Art and Production5 Senior Scouts 15253545 Yell Club 15253545 Vice-President 35 Majorette 152,35 Girl's State 35 Sunshine Queen Candidate 35 NEDT 15 Musical 2. MARTHA RUANN EGBERT AHS 15253545 Home Economics 15253545 Chorus 1,3545 Yell Club 15253545 PTO Queen Candidate 15 Musical 3. 'us JOHN HOLLIS FOSTER AHS 15253545 Industrial Arts and Business5 Track 1. JEFFREY RAY FREEMAN AHS 1,2,3,4, Agriculture 1,2,3,45 F.E.A. 1,z,3,4. MARVIN DEAN ELMORE AHS 15253545 Academic 15253545 Boy's Booster Club 45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Tennis 4. KATHY CARMIEN FOSTER AHS 15253545 Academic 15253545 Class V. Pres. 2,35 National Honor Society 2,3545 Secretary 35 4-H 152535 G.A.A. 15253545 President 3545 Crimson Press 253,45 Editor-in-cheif 35 Bowling League 2545 Chorus 15 Student Council 15253545 Vice President 35 President 45 Musical 35 Track Queen Attendant 3, MURLAL ANTIONETTE HARTMAN AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,45 Yell Club 1,25 3,45 Bowling League 15 Chorus 1,2. RUSSELL LEE HOWARD AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. RONALD RAY GREMORE AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic l,2,3,45 Crimson Press 3,45 Pro- jection Club 45 Bowling League 35 Cross Country 2,3,45 Band 1,2,45 Chorus 35 Boy's Booster Club 15 Lettermen's Club 45 Track 45 Basketball 1,2,45 Baseball 15 Student Council 45 Golf 1,2,3. DONALD ORTEN GUSTUS AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. ,,W 'lm wal, W., CARL LEE JONES AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Letterrnen's Club 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 All-State Tackle in Football 1964- 1965. ROBERT DALE JONES AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. 52 5 DEBORAH SUE I-IERCI-IE AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,454-H 1,25 Sun- shine Society 2,3545 G.A.A. 1,2535 Crimson Press 3,45 Projection Club 3,45 Treasurer 35 Yell Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1. JULLA KAY JOHNSTON AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,4. JAMES ANDREW JORDON St. Benedict High School, Chicago, Illinois 1,2,35 AHS 45 Liberal Arts. STEPHEN RAY KEISLER AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club 3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,35 Football 2,3,4. MICHAEL EUGENE KIRTS AHS 1,2,3,45 Agricul- ture 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. ANN MARIE LEE AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Senior Scouts l,Z,3,45 Yell Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Cheerleader 15 Alter- nate 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Secretary 35 Spanish Club 1,2. 'Vu 'IIN MARIBETH LEFTON AHS 1,2,3,4, Academic 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 2,3,45 Crimson Press 1,2,3,45 Photography Editor 45 Senior Scouts 1,25 3,45 Yell Club 1,2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 25 Musical 3. STEPHEN MCGLADE Penn Treaty 15 Benjamin Franklin High School, Phila- delphia, Pennsylvania 25 AHS 3,45 Industrial Arts 3,4. LINDA ANN LANGE AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,45 Sunshine Soci- ety 2,3,45 Crimson Press 45 Yell Club 2,35 Chorus 15 Latin and Spanish Club 2. MARY KATHERINE LEE AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 4-H 1,2,35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Senior Scouts 1,2,3,45 Yell Club 1,2,3,43 Band l,2, 3,45 Musical 3. , WILLIAM ROBERT MUNSON AHS l,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Bowling League 4. PAMELA ROSE NEWNUM AHS 1,2,3,45 4-H 15 Sunshine Society 253,45 Crimson Press 3,45 Yell Club 152,45 Chorus 15253545 Musicals 253. 49 55 5' wma-5f.s,-:ffMr,' -,wMN,h.3-si.-,S-,..5 W W-Mm, if NANCY JO MCKENNEY AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics 1,253,454-H 1,25 Sun- shine Society 45 G.A.A. 1,2545 Senior Scouts 1,2,3,45 Yell Club 1. MICHAEL DOUGLAS MANSFIELD AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic l,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club 35 Basketball 1. CAROLYN PAY PERKINS AHS 1,2,3,45 Home Economics l,2,3,45 Yell Club l,2. WILLIAM NEAL PERRIGO AHS 1,2,3,45 lndus1:rialArLs 1,2,3,4. MICKIE MARIE NEWNUM AHS l,2,3,45 Academic l,2,3,45 Sunshine Soci- ety 2,3,45 G.A.A. 152, 3,45 Crimson Press 3,45 Projection Club 3,45 Pres. 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Secretary 25 Yell Club Queen Candidate 4. 2 MICHAEL JAMES NICOLAS AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,35 Projection Club 35 Football 35 Track 25 Rotary Speech Award 3. MARTHA ELAINE RICH Business, Gloucester, Jr. High, New Jersey and June Vare Jr. High Pennsylvania 1, South Philadelphia High School 23 Waukegan Township High School 35 AHS 4. MORRIS CLARENCE STARKEY AHS 1,2,3,4g Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4g 4-I-I 1,25 Secretary. I JUDY CAROL POLSON AHS 1,2,345 Business 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 25 Yell Club 1,2. KATHY ANN RAY AHS 1,2,3,45 Business l,2,3,4g Crimson Press 3,45 Art and Production Editor 43 Yell Club 1,2,3,43 Secretary 33 Bowling League 1,3,45 Majorette 1,2,33 Football Homecoming Queen 25 Musicals 2,3. BARBARA ELLEN RICHEY AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 11213143 4'H 1:2133 Crimson Press 3,45Sen- ior Scouts l,2,3,43 Yell Club 1,2,3,43 Cheer- leader 15 Majorette 35 Crimson Dance Queen Candidate 13 Track Queen Candidate 2. RONALD DOUGLAS SLINKER West LaFayette High School, LaFayette, Indianag 1,23 AHS 3,45 Business 3,4. DENIE LYNETTE SUTTLE AHS 1,2,3,43 Academic 1,2,3,45G.A.A, l,2,3,43 Senior Scouts 1,2,3,45 Roundup, Bowling League 15 Chorus 13 Spanish Club 1,25 Musical 3. DAVID LEE TALBOTT AHS 1,2,3,4g Agriculture 1,2,3,4. 55 MARY LOUISE VERHEY AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 1,2,3,4. GERALDINE ARLETTA WHITE AHS 1,2,3,45 Business 15253545 Chorus 1,2. ROBERT EUGENE TALBOTT AHS l,2,3,45 Agriculture 1,2,3,4. DANNY LEE VanDAIvfE AHS l,2,3,4, Industrial Arts l,2,3,4. 1. JERRY LEE WARBRITTON AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. LESLIE ANN WOLFE AHS 1,2,3,45 Academic 1,253,415 Class Vice President 15 Secretary 25 Treasurer 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Treasurer 35 4-H 1,25 Sunshine Society 253,45 Vice President 25 Crimson Press 1,2, 3,45 Projection Club 35 Secretary 35 Senior Scouts 1,2,3,45 Yell Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 45 Prom Queen 35 Basketball Homecoming Queen 35 Local and Dis- trict VFW Speech Award 35 Musical 3. Kn.f.U.- QA TEDDY WAYNE WOLFE AHS 1,253,115 Industiial Arts 15253545 Cross Country l,2,35 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,45 Explorer Scout 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4, Football l,2,3,4, captain 4. THOMAS EDWARD YOUNG AHS 1,2,3,45 Industrial Arts 1,2,3,4. ,,4MA m44,,.,w Wymwigifwgi W QX ff, ?335,Qfff1Z,'Qf,S-jg g4j3.2 , 1 , 0 X x25Q?5f?fifigZT:5wk iii 14ii G 7 ?7f3?Z.4-5? f ' Qeqm f Qg,j,'?','wf 5 T WMLQQQELQ ,Zi M MWQMWVAQQQ Wt. li jwQ?i7?fywfZmwwyw Www, ff H2fg!W QQ? ME M N, L Qwaiifsm if 092.1 7' ' -lj L4 There she is, Miss America, Modeling our ga,-ah, latest coats for this fashionable winter, Barbara Richey. M , I Little girls like little boys but I like Oreos! j .P ,,,.., , ME: .. al l ', ' :L Qld I is .: fs' .1 K V 7' '-'fre f 2+ - W' an WE is , , 'K 'Q' . 'sniff' 4 lk Why are you b f 3' Sitting on Irene ain't your hands, gm no Maribeth? toothies, , ? Darrell seems to be stumped. , 'la if L M fi N .1 YK hi 4 .K f W5 B 7 fy xg We ' ,.,m.,,m 8515 'X -,A 2 ...- ' ,Msn Posing at such a tender age, Cguntry bred sham e on you Linda Lange. Here's our Les! 'Ai I Steve Keisler's theme song: I'm a short stubby Texan and I ride a big That's Mary on the left, listening, white gtjgk horse, and Ann on the right talking. ,gs L, Seniors . 9351 tar 5 ' Q-live, f -1. ,iw - 4 if 1 V - M- fe Lg Wt. fr rv fa' f' J. ,M as Hey Dean, fingerlickin' good! Keeping ii shape, Cai s 24 Ah yes, here we find Debbie with the horn growing out of the ear! . Naw ana' Then in't she swe et, Jdie? 'lf-if 'n in f X' L1 iff: 1' is if Here we find Miss Dayleann Gorilla hanging from her favorite tree. . ram. Linda Chastain, do you feel itchy, out of sorts? Then try Johnson's Baby Powder. fi an ffm 'Ma U I Nancy Busic, doa youa is - alwaysa talka witha . 'V the handsa? V av S: l 5 ,A E Our Ronnie G., ,jj 'gg L stronger than 'ff dirt! i , f 1 Vanna, don't worry, Hoy Hogers will come to see you! g S 59 J erl and her clucking motherly hen instinct com- ing forth. rxli r .V 'Aw Would you be- lieve our vice pres- ident, John Honestly Carolyn such moral prob- lems! Myers. V D Ivlike Nicolas i 5 is in Uncle ' 1 5 Sarn's drafty gg, :N ' physical line. ,L ' We !..r: 'DH Plain Jane, the in- secure female, clutching to all emotional security. 1 .a -. f s 'A L M Jr 4? ,J 9 H , Shy! I confess that I'm shy! So says Nancy M. ,- r ' .r a ll-f Q 1 'E wr 2, ,.,. - sw., ix R an 54. .1 N X f . . J gg ., K., Tonette is What are you made with the thinking about, younger woman Bill Batchelor? in mind, right Judy Polson? H.. .. 2 A + u ,.A. . I N, . , 331- ' L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L Senior Wz'!ls JANE ALENDUFF, will my sharp tongue to any underclassman who is a coward, also another pair of knobby knees to the well-organized speech department, and finally to you, Mrs. Baldwin, to give your T-Bird that feminine touch, an iridescent red racing stripe. GORDON ALLEN, will to Marvin Eller my good temper so that he can take what Dean Elmore said about his tiny flaw. RICHARD L. ASHER, bequeath the AHS coaches, Basan, Alenduff, and Neal, and the football team fincluding all bench-warmers, suicide squad, and especially Din Anderson,j an anthology, 200,000 pages long, of my own jokes, puns, and wonderful jests to be read at every practice, also I leave to the team the only thing of the human race to translate, said book, and to carry on my work, my brother Greg, may he be an inspira- tion to Dizz and a living monument to my bench warming greatness. Finally I leave to Rick Ogborne a six hour recording of my record Oggie, Oggie, Oggie, Oggie, Oggie, Oggie , . . IRENE BAILIFF, will my wobbling typing table to anyone who can keep up with it, to Mr. Hoon, a secretary to get all the papers and music in order, and to Mr. Stuteville, another gravel Gertie to pester him. DAYLEANN BANTA, will to the Speech Department a book entitled The Orations of Briggy . BILL BATCHELOR, will to Mick Clark and Ted Wolfe the ability to play the drums. DARRELL BRIER, will Mrs. Newton a new class of brilliant students, and to my sister, the ability to not fall on the last Step like I did. NANCY BUSIC, will to anyone who thinks they could get away with it, my ability to eat apples in class and not get caught. BOB BUTLER, will our Lit. teacher a record that says you all all day. LINDA CHASTAIN, will John Butler a dozen ink pens to get him through his Senior year, and to my brother, Ron, my ability to stay out of trouble, MICK CLARK, will to Mrs. Newton a pair of colored glasses so she can tell blue slips from pink slips. PAT CLARK, will to Paul Coffing my muscles to fight all the boys in Covington, and to John Myers, my '53 Chev to make fast get-aways when the Covington boys chase him out of town. SARAH CLAWSON, will to Mr. Kozloski a broom, dedicated in loving memory of the great class of '67. RONNIE COBBLE, will Tom Lambert the ability to be a nice guy like me. PENNY COOPER, will Mr. Neal all of the unlinedpaper in the world so that he can furnish all that is needed for his classes next year. QI feel for them.j PHIL CROWDER, will Tom Schmid my tremendous Algebraic ability so he will have time to practice basketball. RALPH CRUDGE, will John Myers the strength to walk two blocks to school, and to Mr. Williams, a World War I airplane so he can fly to school with his aviator's hat on. To the class of '66, I will sunglasses, so that when they look into the mirror, they can see how green fimmaturej they really are. I will like it very much if Jane does not censor my testimony of generous gifts. JODIE DILL, will Marlena Van Dame the ability to get into trouble and not get caught, and to Cheryl Bow- man, the ability to stick with one boy at a time. . JERI DURR, will my Corvair to anyone who has the coordination to operate the clutch, turn the steering wheel, shift gears, and use the turn signal all at the same time. MARVIN ELLER, will Dean Elmore my ability not to have so many flat tires. DEAN ELMORE, will to Marvin Eller a lock of my hair so he won't look so bald. LINDA FIX, will Barbara Richey the ability to dispose of unwanted articles at Sheridan's. 60 L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L L CARMIE FOSTER, will my coordination to anyone who thinks he can survive the falls, and to Mr. Neal, I will another go-go girl for his 5th period study hall. JOHN FOSTER, will Mrs. Baldwin another 7th period Junior English class complete with a Tom Young and a Simon Stimpson. JEFF FREEMAN, will to anybody with the right dimensions, my nickname. RON GREMORE, will the Cross Country of 1967 a good season in C,C.F.L., and to Dave Foster the ability to pay off his debts. DON GUSTUS, will to Art Bracken and Jim Small my old soft drink cooler. TONI I-IARTMAN, will Soni and Chris the ability to push my Volkswagon when it stalls on me and not to freeze while doing so. Also, I will Mary Boothe a long playing record of Hanky Panky . DEBBIE HERCHE, will Nick Christenberry another study hall partner to discuss his personal life with next year. RUSSELL HOWARD, will Mr. Denhardt a class of cooperative students. JULIA JOHNSTON, will Debbie Bray a pair of gloves to leave in someone else's car and the courage to get them herself. CARL JONES, will Dan Anderson a beaver lined football uniform, and to Bugs Lanum, the right tackle position on the football team. DALE JONES, will to anyone my record for the number of cars I have had in the last four years, and to my brother, Dean, a clothespin to keep his loud mouth closed. STEVE KEISLER, will to Mr. Sisk a class that will study, and to Bugs, my ability to play football and keep charts. MIKE KIRTS, will to Mrs. Newton another smart Senior class and to Mr. Kirpatrick, a squirrel gun. LINDA LANGE, will the cafeteria lots of knives to spread the hard butter with. ANN LEE, will Irene Bailiff a pair of scissors to cut her hair as short as mine. MARY LEE, will to Cathy Hanthorne and Kathy Reynolds the ability to keep out of trouble as well as I can. MARIBETH LEFTON, will Mary Blickenstaff my old Packard to replace the 'Vett she got for Christmas, and to Tom Schmid, a new coach because the old one failed. STEVE MCGLADE, will all valuable goods to the one I like, whether they be near or far. NANCY MCKINNEY, will to Kathy Ray my ability to work in the windows at The Mart and not break out with the measles. MIKE MANSFIELD, will to Chris Pruitt the ability to get along with Mr. Adams, to Rick Ogborne, a lifetime supply of transmissions and parts for his '57 Chevy so that he won't be in on any more of Ted or Max's deals, and to the boys who sit on the heater by the rear entrance, a use the other door sign so they can keep warm. BILL MUNSON, will to the next chairman of Senior concessions the ability to obtain an .unnecessary pass from his sponsor, and I will my ability to talk around Mr. William's questions, and to Mr. Adams, I will a set of Morris Starkeys and Tom Youngs to keep his electronics class moving? JOHN MYERS, being of weak mind and weaker body, will to my brother, Larry, my parking place and my ability not to get stuck with one girl, to Keith Haynes, a bigger allowance so he won't have to hustle pool for a living, and to Fred Raymundo, my magnificent talent on the clarinet, MICKIE NEWNUM, will the AHS attendance officer a new filing system, so that in the future when sisters skip school on the same afternoon, the school authorities won't get them confused. PAM NEWNUM, will to any WILLING JUNIOR GIRL, the ability to skip for their first time and get caught. QTake it from one who knows, you WILL get caught !j 61 I, MIKE NICOLAS, will Mr. Lambert a new book of pink slips, and to Mrs. Evans, a pencil without an eraser so that she can't censor the GOOD Senior wills. I, CAROLYN PERKINS, will Rita Stetler the ability to stand up in front of a paint store downtown. I, JUDY POLSON, will to the Junior girls my personality and my ability to be friendly to everyone. I, KATHY RAY, will my nickname Dimps to anyone who can meet the requirements. I, BARBARA RICI-IEY, will Joanna Freed the power to get into trouble next year without my ingenious ideas. I, DOUG SLINKER, will Mr. Kozloski a book on Pollock jokes. I, DENIE SUTTLE, will Carla Ferling the ability to stand the next year, and to my brothers, Rick and Del, the ability to make it through old AHS without too many broken bones. I, BOB TALBOTT, will to my younger brother my good grades on my report card, and to anyone who wants to chance it, my ability to sleep in classes and not get caught. I, DAVE TALBOTT, will Mrs. Newton another student just like me, so she can keep her morale built up. I, GERALDINE WHITE, will to the Junior girls manners so that they won't stare, and to Carolyn Perkins, a pillow to rest her head on in 6th period study hall. I, LESLIE WOLFE, will to Barb Richey the nerve to give Paul Coffing a kiss, and also all of my old relics of a certain bomber . I, TED WOLFE, will to Mr. Basan a certain kind of license so that he can keep track of the football team on weekends, and to Mr. Andrews, a snake whip to discipline the boys so that they will get home by curfew time like I always did. I, VANNA WOLFE, will to Leslie Kimbrell and Rick Ogborne a new chauffeur for their Sunday night drives. We, the good We, the class of 1967, laugh as they class of 1967, them . We, the We, the class of 1967, class of 1967, will the class of '68 our daredevil tactics and crazy personalities so that they may get a flunk Government and Literature. will the class of '69 the courage and ability to not let the class of 1970 get the best of will the class of '70 our modesty so that their egos may deflate. will the class of '71 the best of luck because four years is a long time. 62 'x -Q Y 9 N 'N 3452 EX .N 41 - f. . . - 5' , , A e N 'xi QQ HQ un iors 1 E I FRONT ROW: Mrs. Baldwin, R. Mason, C. Pruit, C. Borst, J. Meredith, S. Foster, B. Morgan, L. Clark, D. Sible, L. Wood, E. Cooper, K. Land, Mrs. Newton. SECOND ROW: C. Wallace, J. Mather, N. Liggett, P. Ward, J. Dill, G. Dotson, Sandy Grernore - -Secretary e. 3. G. Jefferies, D. Thomas, R. Clinton, M. Blicken- staff, M. Asher. THIRD ROW: K. Buck, D. Brown, H. Raymundo, S. Gremore, D. Foster, F. Garrett, A. Bracken, K. Grimes, C. Ferling, S. Stevens, L. Kirnbrell, J. Finney. - Q, 1. si T y Dave Foster--Vice-President wif L 4 'f,: L . A ..,- Leslie Kimbrell--Presldent 5 P1111 Peterson--Treasurer i , J FRONT ROW: Mrs. Newton, S. Clawson, M. Wil- liams, L. Harding, P. Peterson, M. Pattengale, J. Gossett, L Walters, S. Stetler, D. Hayes, J. Freed, Mrs. Baldwin. SECOND ROW: S. Hall, D. Bray, B. Borst, D. Anderson, T. Williams, B. Fry, S. Clark, S. Frodge, D. Green, J. Butler, J. Van- Hyfte, L. Gaylor. THIRD ROW: S. Doeden, I-I. Gooden, G. Green, M. Cripe, D. Jordon, J. Tur- pin, R. Ogbom, T. Eller, J. Small, P. Coffing, C. Paris, C. Stwalley. Sophamores A 9 FRONT ROW: D. Farley, J. Sturgeon, N. Fugate, P. Robbins, N. Burroughs, C. Livengood, C. Allen, J. Carlson, P. Harper, A. Hanthorn, P. Thomas, D. Scott, C. Kennedy, C. Harding. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hoon, C. Hanthorne, V. Green, B. Wilson, T. Dill, L. Shoaf, D. Cheeseman, B. Brown, K. Davis, R. Dotson, C. Reynolds, M. Emery, Mr. Alenduf. Cathy Hanthorne - -Secretary Cheryl Harding - -President 1 - THIRD ROW: R. Crawford, J. Igram, H. Darding, B. Stafford, K. Reynolds, E. Vanleare, C. Brown, G. Gaylor, B. Gates, N. Christenberry, J. Wilken- son, FOURTH ROW: S. Barker, F. Evans, V. Col- lins, R. Stetler, R. Jones, E. Rollins, W. Elmore, F. Raymundo, L. McCoy, M. Jordan, T. Tribby, C. Bowman, E. Tribby. Kathy Reynolds - -Vice -President . fx F ls Terry DeSutter--Treasurer aa.. N, 4 - - ' 1. FRONT ROW: T. DeSutter, M. Poynter, R. Kirby, T. Schmid, S. Swift, D. Suttle, B. Gaylor, G. Sundt. SECOND ROW: Mr. Alenduf, S. Nicholis, S. Floyd, J. Henderson, L. Wilkenson, L Myers, T. Myer, D. Dooper, Mr. Hoon, THIRD ROW: J. Talbot, J. Crane, J. Hollingshcad, M. Boothe, P. North, J. I-Iansley, K. Bowles, H. McDaniel, G. O'Kane, S. Kochcll, M. Hand, H. Smith, FOURTH ROW: R. Grlin, D. Hollaway, G. Pierce, R. Salts, J. Martin, L Myers, T. Zick, B. Church, D. Lambert, J. Hardy, J. Scheric, D. Hogsrtum, G. Nolen, R. Willct, T. Larson, S. Kight, J. Wilson, P. Pierce, J. Bossaer, D. Barn- hart. Freshmen Class i .. L FRONT ROW: B. Null, C. Tweedy, P. Sherick, K. Kin- cade, J. Henderson, S. Galloway, P. Gremore, S. Rey- nolds, B. Clawson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Adams, J. Rohler, B. Green, J. Pattengale, D. Jordan, H. Pierce, D. Wolf, M. Pugh, J. Collins, J. Johnson, G. Paris, M. Crudge, F. Haynes, Mr. Neal. THIRD ROW: K. Brier, P. Kight, K. Harper,L. Fletcher, P. Bartlett, P. Tim Anno - -Vice -President Bella Borst - -Secretary Clossey, S. Pitzer, D. Snyder, C. Haas, F. Knowlen, J. Willett, K. Smith, J. Holloway, B. Borst. FOURTH ROW: T. Swift, T. Stafford, C. Powell, T. Lambert, G. Verhey, M. Bartlett, G. Talbott, M. Ruark, J. Smith, P. Sherrner, J. Merrill, C. Taylor, M. Dar- ruacter, D. land, R. Johnson, C. Rice. Monica Parlier - -Treasurer fs Ronnie johnson - -President fe- - I '4 5 V J , FRONT ROW: Mr. Neal, E. McGlade, B. Meador, S. son, J. Billingsley, M. Mitton, T. Anno, S. Reynolds, Wolf, B. Paterson, M. Johnson, D. Dill, H. Penick, M. D. Valangan, C. Parish, S. Gustus, F. Troxel, J. Miller, B. Wilkinson, T. Evans, Mr. Adams. SECOND Reese. FOURTH ROW: C. King, S. Howard, G. Grant, ROW? R- Swanson, T- Blankenship, H- Meyer, D- D. Soloman, M. Yohe, B. Johnston, E. Greenwood, J. BTOWTL M- P3-flier, F- Lanums M- Smith- G- MCCOYJ J- Row, B. Maus, B. Garrett, K. Desutter, J. Cambell, Sandefer, B. Helmerick, J. Lefton. THIRD ROW: R. E, Timmons. Trott, P. O'Kane, B. Peterson, S. Applegate, C. Carl- E zlglzllz Grade .. l A L .. F2 FRONT ROW: Mr. Christie, G. Swanson, R. Liven- ROW: R. Garlin, C. Boden, L. Holloway, R. Oteharn, good, M. Blankship, K. Jones, D. Booe, J. Fix, M. G. Evans, C. Fix, D. Smart, C. Grey, W. Newton, M. Clark, C. Sheets, K. McCoy, J. Irwin, R. Mansfield, Mullins, N. Wooton, M. VanDame. FOURTH ROW: G. Mrs. Glon. SECOND ROW: R. Foster, J. Craig, D. Mc- Asher, G. Wesley, A. Haas, C. Nash, D. Sexton, R. Sloy, M. Haga, L. Hanthorne, S. Scott, K. Beedle, V. Butler, D. Butler, D. Markley, J. Doden, B. Best, K. Askren, C. Buck, E. Dill, J. Gerard, S. Emery, THIRD Bray. Lisa Petrieh- -Vice -President Lise Petrieh- -Vice-President Sharon Barker - -Secretary Rick Suttle - -President FRONT ROW: Mr. Christie, V. Hanes, B. Cobble, P. C. Anthrop, P. Gates, L. Allen, L Sams, C. Miller, B. Simmons, D. Beasley, R. Stetler, C. Martin, P. Allen, Hall, S. Martin. C. Bowles, I. Mitton, D. Merrill, B. C. Snider, D. Berghoff, R. Snider, B. Clinton, T. Lewis, W. Coffing, J. Kochell, C. Nicholas, T. Till- Schureiger, J. Warbritton, T. VOSS, Mrs. Glon. SECOND oston, S. Barker, P. Blickenstaff, A. Reese. FOURTH ROW: R. Baird, J. Carlson, J. Serie, R. Kirkrnan, B. ROW: E. Green, D. Spence, L. Peterson, S. Mycroft, D White, G. Pearson, R. Chastain, J. Beplay, D. Jones, Evans, E. Anthrop, T. Devine, D. Jarvis, M. Pritsher, B. Hornaday, R. Bunch, K. Renniek, J. Scrimmager, J. L, Pctl-ich, R, Suttlc, C. Baird, E. Fry, M. Stump. N. Fogel, S. Hudson, K. Carlson, J. Carlson. THIRD ROW: Turner, J, Poyvell' Seventh Grade FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sering, D. Meador, V. Samlaska, J. Wolf, B. Cheeseman, D. O'Kane, R. Thomas, N. Karlson, B. Peterson, Mrs. Gilmore. SECOND ROW: L. Blankenship, R. Baker, E. Martin, M. Schmid, M. Mickle, B. Karlson, D. Scheurich, J. Hayes, R. Cun- ningham. THIRD ROW: S. Smith, V. Morris, M. Trott, Linda Stevens Secretary JoAnn Lake President J. Verhey, R. Beavers, R. Thomas, J. Smith, N. Grimes, D. Foster, B. Bauerband, P. Lanumn, D. Sheets FOURTH ROW: B. Holland, K. Pritcher, P. Sexton, J. Kirts, J. Merrill, K. Jordan, D. Buzzard, M. Albert, R. Sexton, J. Paris, R. Pierce, J. Luke, J. Sprinkle, K. Smith, J. Bunch. jim Slinker Vice President Pam Walkup Treasurer 'ml 1 FRONT ROW: Mrs. Sering, P. Burroughs, B. Wolfe, V. Hanthorne, J. Simmons, D. Wood, T. Martin, L. Sandefer, R. Christenberry, L. Sible, P. Livengood, Mrs. Gilmore. SECOND ROW: E. Bender, S. Rushin, N. Merrill, J. Goen, D. Howard, M. Harper, R. Dot- son, L. Stevens, D. Allen. ROW THIRD: S, Perrigo, N. Stetler, D. DeSutter, D. Ratcliff, R. Slinker, R. Karlson, L. Grimes, D. Johnson, K. Harding, G. Mat- tingly, M. Rich. FOURTH ROW: B. Piper, W. Martin, J. Slinker, B. Anno, P. Walkup, S. Knowles, R. Childress, A. Ferguson, P. Wolfe, B. Swift, E. Edwards, D. Larson, J. Yotmg. .A. T2 'R . 3 X .5 ' 2 f ff W,,.f .Una tx li I' 1 I 1-1 6th Grade Xxx x NJN! ' BOTTOM: Brooks, D., Blankenship, J., Harding, T., Sanders, J., Kokenburg, J., Schweiger, R., Thompson, D., Wesley, V. SECOND: Hillyer, M., Crawford, T., Woody, P., Green, P., Dill, P., Bennett, P., Christie, B., Perrigo, N. THIRD: Tweedy, H., Solomon, P., Albert, T., Durr, R., Evans, J., Lee, S., Pugh, J., Mr. Dotson, teacher. FOURTH: Knight, J., MeCaw, M., Mullins, J., Mitchell, T., Wellmaker, R., Waymire, B., Askren, V., Turpin, M., Rhonda Brownfield absent. 6512 Grade BOTTOM: Schweiger, S., Haynes, K., Williams, J., Reynolds, J., Black, L., Troxel, C., Taylor, B., Fenters, C., Ruark, V., Beavers, F., Fix, A., SECOND: Miss Leath, teacher, Markley, D., Howard, S., Hansley, R., Anderson, K., Byers, D., Oteham, W., Foster, J., Lang, R., Mussche, T. THIRD: Bossaer, G., Rhode, L., Himes, L., Dunte- man, G., Eller, G., Petrich, L., McDaniel, K., Peterson, M., Clossey, J., Darwactor, C., Tweedy, C. 70 1 5th Grade WW pf! FIRST: Uyeda, C., Pike, B., Stwalley, S., Sandefer, S., Bauerband, L., Himes, J., Sanders, C., Weaver, C., Purple, T., SECOND: Miss Nehemiah, teacher, Martin, M., Bender, E., Barnhart, S., Osborne, E., Merrill, C., Odore, M., Wolfe, M., Johnson, V., Scott, G. THIRD: Leath, J., Hannon, B., White, S., Dunteman, C., Kirby, R., Timberlake, S., Crawford, M., Poynter, R., Beaman, E., Green, S. 5172 Grade ,. FIRST: Tribby, T., Coffing, K., Merrill, T., Lister, R., Thomas, I., Michael, O., Askren, W., Clevanger, D., SECOND: Mrs. Asbury, teacher, Hudson, P., Dill, D., Swift, C., Mycroft, C., Roach, D., Reynolds, D., Johnson, M., Green, J. THIRD: Darding, D., Patrick, A., Grimes, C., Sexton, R., Walder, K., Wesley, D., Sprinkle, K., Tweedy, R. 71 5511 Grade FIRST: Rice, L., Coffing, C., Spear, D., George, S., Green, T., Troxell, L., Taylor, D., Livengood, J., SECOND: Mrs. Hayes, teacher, Piper, J., Evans, F., Waller, E., Craft, T., Stonebrakcr, G., Scheurich, J., Howard, V., THIRD: Moss, C., Russell, S., Hushaw, S., Borst, L., Pattcngalc, M., Nile. K., Davis, R., Campbell, K. 4th Grade FIRST: Mrs. Beeker, teacher, Weaver, J., Balser, R., May, J., Bushyhead, K., Lewis, S., Hoffa, D., Hutson, B., Minick, D., Black, T. SECOND: Evans, M., Johnson, B., Timberlake, J., Lowe, S., Schmid, P., Rice, D., Spear, M., Tweedy, E., Ratcliff, D., Christenberry, S. THIRD: Solomon, D., Bennett, D., Roemers, R., Allen, C., Ote- ham, L., Jordan, F., LeCleir, S., Hayes, M., Hiller, M., Walkup, R. 72 4th Grade FIRST: Chamberlain, T., Green, C., Applegate, W., McCaw, P., Clossey, L., Holtkamp, R., Slinker, C., Parlier, R. SECOND: Ivirs. Toll, teacher, New, C., Watson, L., Mitton, S., Bell, A., Martin, G., Scheurich, R., Eller, R., Reynolds, E., THIRD: Lee, R., Day, E., Holtkamp, R., Keeling, P., Evitts, B., Kerkhovc, G., Ringer, T. 4th Grade FIRST: Lefton, J., Rhode, P., Bunch, G., Bender, M., Howard, B., Meador, R., Sandefer, L., Hermanson, L., Haas, R., Jones, L. SECOND: Mrs. Wolfe, teacher, Fenters, C., Stultz, T., Stiles, R., Baldwin, J., I-limes, R., Shonkwiler, D., Warbritton, D., Perrin, A., Tornquist, D. THIRD: Long, L., Neumayr, M., Smart, L., Martin, C., Wooten, R., Knight, L., Cheeseman, T., Coffing, S., Roberts, J., absent Blackburn, S., Parrish, T. 73 3rd Grade , r'-pw.. FIRST: Hoffa, T., Sanders, J., Young, P., Sims, J., Leak, D., Purple, R., Robbins, E., SECOND: Mrs. Sullivan, teacher, Coffing, B., Beavers, D., Hannon, R., Woddy, J., Nile, T., Bender, J. THIRD: Pearson, L., Campbell R., Flowers, D., Wolfe, T., Hacker, M., Jones, B., McCaw, J. 3m' Grade .3:: ,.g J' . fr ,,-H . , 1, f W .Q 4 . -F '5 FIRST: Merrill, R., Solomon, V., Woddy, G., Budd, J., Scott, T., Polson, J. A., Freeman, K., Ransom, B., Harding, G. SECOND: Miss Hagel, teacher, LeClcir, J., Shermer, C. Klingensmith, D., Hanthorne, M., Rollins, T., Searcy, J., Craft, J., Wesley, T. THIRD: Durr, D., Holley, M., Beaman, D., Ogborn, J., Martin, M., Albot, V., Lambert, M. 74 7 370' Grade FIRST: Lamie, D., Applegate, J., Jones, M., Stewart, K., Himes, C., Beedle, J., Hampton, J., Christie, R. SECOND: Miss Lyons, teacher, Martin, R., Shonkwiler, D., Mitchell, K., Osborne, M., Darwactor, K., Evans, E., Rice, P. THIRD: Campbell, R., Scott, T., Poynter, T., Jarvis, C., Wolfe, J., Searcy, R., Knight, R., absent Grimes, A. 2nd Grade H. 4-1 FIRST: Perrin, B., Young, S., Hanthorne, S., Clevenger, P., Warrick, B., Bauerband, S., Lambka, T., Taylor, M., Hoggard, D. SECOND: Budd, J., Ringer, L., Long, M., Layden, M., Mitten, D., McSlay, Roysdon, T., Blankenship J., Foster, M. THIRD: Russell, H., Smith, D., Wolfe, J., Stultz, J., Ogsborn, T., Jones, K., Haas, C., Day, B., Walker, T. 75 2nd Grade FIRST: Balser, T., Jones, D., Patrick, B., Odore, M., Tweedy, T., Hanthorne, R., Lamie, B., Evans, B., Himes, D. SECOND: Mrs. Ducommun, teacher, Blacketcr, T., Stiles, E., Wilderman, M., Carr, L., Pycke, L., Leath, J., Davis, S. THIRD: McKinney, L., Pugh, S., Overpcck, C., Roberts, J., Peterson, D., Walter, C., Brownfield, K., Slinker, D., Tiger, D. 2nd Grade FIRST: Milligan, J., Wellmaker, P., Taylor, T., Martin, M., Roach, R., Booth, K., Wellmaker, P., Rye, D., Layton, J. SECOND: Miss Strader, teacher, Osborne, D., Haas, K., Smith, B., Spear, K., Crudge, J., DeLong, B., Wooten, C., Holley, C. THIRD: Harrison, H., Green, E., Wallace, S., Suttle, K., Petrich, D., Jordan, B., Byers, M., Watson, M., Millburg, A. 76 l 2nd Grade FIRST: Tweedy, T., Anno, N., Carnahan, M., Waller, D., Gregory, C., Johnston, J., New, B., Pender, R., Henry, J., Roarks, L. SECOND: Mrs. Crane, teacher, Troxcl, J., Epperson, T., Bennett, S., Foster, J., Pugh, K., Neef, C., Darwactor, D., Wells, L. THIRD: Howard, T., Askren, L., Leak, B., Oteham, R., McKinney, A., Davis, P., Hacker, T., Scott, T., Gerard, L. Ist Grade ,. ,A ,I 1 .ll , FIRST: Odore, K., Searcy, G., Blickenstaff, R., Mussche, D., Allen, J., I-Iaire, A., Harrison, T., Flowers, B., Hoffa, D., Perrin, K. SECOND: Mrs. Buckley, teacher, Long, J., Walker, B., Lytle, J., Hawn, T., Foster, J., Woddy, M., Wildcrman, C., Childress, K., Odore, C., Thomas, E. THIRD: White, R., Waldcr, M., Hall, G., Stultz, W., Bullcrdick, E., Green, S., Reynolds, K., Grant, L., Irvin, E. 77 Isi Grade 2 2 A FIRST: Haas, W., Crabtree, D., Jones, K., Fix, E., May, L., Hutson, D., Pike, L., Hoggard, B., Ringer, J., Snider J. SECOND: Mrs. Balser, teacher, Denhardt, R., Holycross, D., Hutts, G., DeLong, R., Dobbels, J., Campbell, D., Stump, P., Stronger, R., Smith, L. THIRD: McKinney, C., Beedle, R., Pugh, D., Harper, B., Roemer, T., Harper, T., Crowder, C., Nathan, S., Hampton, J. Ist Grade FIRST: Switzer, M., Layton, S., Tornquist, S., White, S., Wilson, R., Babb, G., Gebhart, H., Haas, J., Williams, J., Hushaw, J. SECOND: Mrs. Leath, teacher, Sims, C., Weaver, J., Clevenger, D., Askren, T., Davis, J., Baker, J., Coffing, M., Wallace, L., Beavers, M. THIRD: Borst, L., Layden, M., McDaniel, T., Kirkpatrick, J., Wesley, G., Watkins, K., Turner, J., Wolfe, T. 78 lst Grade C? FIRST: Mrs. Dooley, teacher, Rice, E., Reynolds, B., Childress, K., Watson, D., Nile, J., Jones, J., Hicks, T., SECOND: White, B., Rayphale, P., Cheeseman, M., Brown, C., Ferguson, D., Renick, L., Gerard, D. THIRD: Taylor, J., Darwactor, S., Turner, R., Foster, G., Fields, E., Evitts, N., Madaus, R. Sliyecial Education V1 FIRST: Cunningham, J., Cox, J., Bixler, B., Clevenger, E., Woody, H., Mycroft, K. SECOND: Mrs. Smith, teacher, Hutson, K., Sexton, C., Turpin, R., Mycroft, C., Turpin, B' 79 Ifz'na'ergcmfen J 4 .. FIRST ROW: Carlin, R., Beavers, T., Hoggard, C., Bauerband, J., Hanthorne, M., Sanders, K., Bennett, C Lutz, D., Phelps, T., Lamie, L., Moss, J., Milligan, T. SECOND ROW: Roberts, L., Pickard, S., Lemond, M., Abolt, D., Baldwin, C., Barfell, C., Estes, G., Rasnic, D., Stumph, M., Wallace, P., Leak, D., Rennick, J., Scott, B., Sichts, B., Minnick, S., Ratcliff, D., Evans, R., Mrs. Stuteville, teacher. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Sims, teacher, Ennis, C., Clawson, L., Burris, T., Lytle, C., Hall, B., Wheeldon, S., Denhardt, M., Gep- hart, C., Haworth, L., Pike, D., Wesley, J., Baldwin, A., Scott, L., Ruark, S., Smart, D., McCall, S., Pearson, D., Parient, S. FOURTH ROW: Lutz, B., Myers, J., Williams, M., Black, M., Davis, A., Mor- lan, C., Wolfe, J., Smith, G., Mitton, D., Slinker, C. Boils, D., McGraw, P., Andrews, R., Jordon, B., Peter son, R., Baker, L., Vaughn, R., Henry, M. FIFTH ROW: Wesley, T., Pender, D., Stiles, L., House, J., White, G., Petrich, D., Dunteman, D., Kirpatrick, J., Smith, A., Poynter, C., Myers, F., Layden, L., Stwalley, B., Black, C., Bowles, L., Lambko, D., Fox, C., Fox, C. Logan 6th Grade FIRST: Snider, M., Hall, J., Sutton, T., Lindsey, S., Eller, P., Howard, J., Voss, J., Rater, R., Larson, R., Martin, J., Swanson, S., Mr. Kersey, teacher. SEC- OND: O'Kane, J., Stetler, S., Peterson, L., Operman, S., Wolfe, P., Bunch, L., Rohler, D., Imgarm, D., Snyder, C., Bender, T., Smith, S. THIRD: Irwin, P North, P., Newton, K., Snyder, S., Lake, B., Asher, T., Bixler, C., Martin, T., Peterson, P., Bossaer, S. Logan 5th Grade FIRST: Voss, R., Crane, C., Cross, J., Emery, J., B., DeSutter, J., Verhey, T., Bowman, S., Sicieter, B., Mickle, M., Serie, D., Snider, J., Martin, D., Taylor, Dill, K., Harper, B. FOURTH: Pattengale, L., Bow- L. SECOND: Brown, R., Asher, J., Slinker, D., How- man, D., Sicieter, M., Knowles, R., Sutton, R., Baird, ard, D., French, G., Snowellenbarger, R., Anthrop, G., A., Harrneson, K., Scott, J., King, J. Irwin, D. THIRD: White, G., Bromhead, G., Rholer, Logan 4th Grade FIRST: Oakley, R., Lindsey, E., Opperman, D., Wag- Newton, S., Marr, T. THIRD: Smith, R., Mitchell, ner, L., Peterson, T., Newton, B., Lake, V., Pattengale, C., Gooden, R., Bronrhead, S., Westfall, D., Bixler, D., Bender, M., Morgan, W. SECOND: Mrs. Ella R., Swank, S., Sutton, E., Rich, M., Irwin, K., Whit- Crane, teacher, Keller, B., England, R., Simpson, C., anack, B. ABSENT: Cox, C., Bixler, M. Edwards, D., Mickle, M., Ingram, R., Knowles, M., Davis 3ra' Grade FIRST: Bender, S., Eller, L., Stetler, S., Gray, P., Martin, C., Lindsey, D., Martin, K., Harper, R., Oak- ley, R., Serie, T. SECOND: Snider, T., Brier, M., Gray, C., Lake, L., Gooden, T., Mrs. T. Banning, teacher, Pattengale, S., Nicolas, S., DeSutter, D., Hall, B., Berghoff, D. THIRD: Pearl, M., Baird, D., O'Kane, J., Cross, J., Asher, B., Morlan, R., Vester, J., Rater, D. Davis 2na' Grade yi,-1 FIRST: Dill, A., Martin, R., Martin, J., Gray, B., Hall, C., Edwards, R., Kirts, G., North, B., Karlson, J., Larson, T., Shamp, R. SECOND: Owens, J., Har- nieson, B., Sutton, J., Buster, R., Mrs. Brown, teacher, Knowles, B., Harmeson, B., Mitchell, C., Tibbett, B. THIRD: Opperman, W., England, W., Smith, K., Hall, B., Gramrner, M., Opperman, D., Mickles, M., Gooden, S. Davis Ist Grade ,, Q F , R-H,-11 ig- '-ms..-.s..............m.Q.. . , 61+ K . .-, . I 2' , If is 4 , W , :sz ' . - A ,W I ' ' ,wld .. Q .. 1 g L. 1. Q. r FIRST: Karlson, B., Anthrop, J., Mickle, L., Snider, Smith, R., Bixler, J., Howard, R. THIRD: Harper R., Mitchell, R., Scott, R., Gray, J., Cox, B., Eller, P., Peterson, T., Munson, J., Holladay, D., Mc- B. SECOND: Morgan, J., Knowles, N., Pattengale, Graw, M., Smith, E., Swank. S., Hall, K. T., England, B., Mrs. Arvin, teacher, Rater, M., Shawnee 5th ana' 6th Grade ul FIRST: Swanson, L., Woods, S., Clark, M., Sexton, ton, M., Harper, D., Burkholder, M. THIRD: Gustus, T., Zick, E., Clinton, B., Waldron, R., Simmons, D. P., Rasnic, K., Pycl-ce, S., Crumin, D., Gayler, W., SECOND: Mr. Walters, teacher, Bodine, C., Matt- Powell, D., Brier, D., Martin, R. ABSENT: Murdock ingly, T., Shappee, M., Meyer, P., Hutson, H., Clin- D. 83 Shawnee 3rd and 4th Grade Q. ,owne Q 24-KA r 5, v. A-if qv' FIRST: Mycroft, D., Rayburn, K., Mattingly, S., T, THIRD: Gaylcr, J., Clark, R., Schmid, T., Buz- Wflieeldon, B., Johnson, K., Gustus, T., Waldron, D., zard, D., Henderson, J., Buzzard, D., Mattingly, C., Swanson, C., Wood, R. SECOND: Tillotson, L., Larson, E., Lane, P. ABSENT: Aldridge, B., Cole, Hardy, P., Meyer, M., Helmes, T., lX4rs. Morgan, D., Carroll, R., Gustus, J., Valangeon, M. teacher, Grimes, D., Valangeon, R., Stoll, G., Wood, Shawnee lst and 2nd Grade K - . s. , xl , . . ,V ,. ..sl,,-...- . ,, ,,, , .... .. . ..,..Xu, .. ,VN -YU Eg f FIRST: Stoll, M., Snelling, K., Aldridge, M., Johnson, J. THIRD: Phillips, D., Rayburn, T., Carroll, T., D., Schndid, B., Hushaw, N., Keller, S., Merrill, P., Truhart, N., Cvustus, M., Mrs. Bantz, teacher, Shappee, Clinton, G., Salts, J., Powell, P. SECOND: Rasnic, J., Meyer, P., Martin, K., Helms, L., Jeffries, V, S,, Truhart, D., Wood, F., Rasnic, D., Waldrin, B., ABSENT: Beedle, C. Miller, M., lamb, S., Tillotson, R., Rose, J , Cvustus, '-Q--5 ilfif hgh 201 Perry St. Attica, lnd. Phone 764-4554 L. C. ROEMER AND SON NEUMAYR'S ATTICA HARDWARE General Hardware Paints and Varnislfmes Kitchenware Plumbing Supplies lO4S. Perry Attica, Next to Bank ln Compliments of the Class of l 967 RozeII's Rexall Drug Store Attica, Indiana 762-3287 EVAN'S DRUG STGRE NEUMAYR LUMBER COMPANY X if , Za fl C Z x N 1 X , :X an Z I I :I ff We Call 764-4148 Union Street Attica, Indiana Lowest Prices in Attica IGA Foodliner Tablerite Meats Tablefreslw Produce Money Orders Complete In-Store Bakery No Charge for Meat Tenderizing and Ham Slicing Owners: Don Clark and Bill Bond Daily Hours: 9:00 A.M.--9:00 P.M. Sundays: 9:00 A.M.--6:00 P.M. III West Jackson St. Attica Build for Permanence Use Ready-Mixed Concrete ATTICA READY-MIX CONCRETE INC. Attica, Indiana Phone 764-4474 RADIO MATERIALS COMPANY C AND D BATTERIES, INC. 200 West Main 762-246I 4 ' Q l c H E Vf,9 I-ET f HELGER's -J T.v. Courtesy 81 APPLIANCES Chevy-Olds Q 4' Q ZeniTh--Motorola--FrigidoIre Q GLD5 0 as ey W I IOI Suzie Lone 764-4I73 205 West Mill 762-2431 THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY 12N MID WEST ROOFING 81 INSULATING CO. Aluminum Siding Roofing lnsulation Storm Windows--Storm Doors Aluminum Awnings Gutters and Downspouts . Third St. Dial 742-3021 Lafayette, Ind the lnc. Fifth and Main Streets Lafayette, Indiana f f 5 lndiana's Largest Sport Store We Invite You To Shop at THE MART Attica's Finest Home-Owned Department Store We Have Top Quality Ladies and Girls Wearables The Best Name Brands in Town. , , , A ,, asf' .1 E.: Charles and Muriel Gosnell, Owners lOl N. Perry 762-2750 Bs'rW Complimenfs of E! Pun NF ,ru6wS - I L. It I O .1 I-N-fav Yufie. ' , . 'rss' n n 'vw' si:.!,:!r SAM NEWMARK JONES BROTHERS Boys' and Men's Grain--Feed--Coal Wear Family Shoes Phone 762-2646 Attica Affica, Indiana YOUR FRIENDLY INDEX ishes to The Class of '67 LEON'S JEWELRY AHica's Leading Jewelry Sf CFS Attica I d HARRISON STEEL CASTINGS COMPANY 0 THE VIELAGER lViEN'S WEAR jk!!! and the GENTRY SHOP Ladies' Wear Juniors and Misses Attica, Indiana Suzie Lane IOI Suzie Lane 762-3081 Attica, Indiana JOHNSON ATTICA AND INSURANCE AGENCY WWUAMSPORT CABLE T.V. Life Auto Attica Fire Farm Telephone 764-4882 302 S . Council Attica 762-6066 Att BUCKLEY'S V815 Dodge Chrysler Imperial Plymouth Barker Motors Attica 207-209 South Perry Street IO6 West Main St. 762-2488 Attica, Indiana 112-2 l .1-'IJ ff: it .2 29 31 ! 'fill' -iq Aj. I Q a 'W' EF 1 R. A. DeSutter Funeral Home QHCHIAB? I Attica 4 MIDWEST Compliments to the Class of 1967 from INC. Complete Food ,Gnd , DECKER'S Vending Services Tasty snacks to complete meals, varied menus for industry, offices, in- stitutions. Hot and cold foods. Brewed coffee, instant coffee, cold drinks, Your Sports Headquarters candy, cigarettes. Bonded and insured service. 209 East Carter Street Kokomo, Indiana Pl1OI'1e 317-457-3311 512-20 Main St. Lafayette LEE SCHOOL FOUNTAIN-WARREN PUBLISHERS, INC. DAILY LED GER 1 RIB UNE The Only Daily Paper in Three Adjoining Counties. 213 S. Perry 762-241 1 SUPPLY CO., INC. School Equipment and Supplies 119-123 South 3rd St. Terre Haute, Indiana Phone Llncoln 8156 or 8157 ywrx Compliments to the Class of I967 dow Best Wishes from the Gold Entire Staff ot Loebs MEADOW GOLD 1 Grade A S Dairy Products SH 2 6790 At Your Store or to Your Door Division F Hey Girls! Come to our Tommy Beoirice Shonter Shop. A :department For reol Foods swingers. Hep fashions ond of course CO D that Tommy CIubA , odd up to super excitement. Come in oncl see for your- self. 710 S. Perry Attico, Indiono Phone 762-3683 COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM PRITSCHER PONTIAC BUICK INC. WESTERN AUTO GAMBLES REDMAN'S GRILL SEABOARD FINANCE COMPANY OHAVER STUDIO BROST BROS. MEAT MARKET WEAVER'S GULF SERVICE , ,,, COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1967 FROM WlLLIAM'S JEWELERS ATTICA FLORAL COMPANY RICH'S INC. HOOVER'S BEN FRANKLIN STORE MODE O' DAY FROCK SHOP BIG DADDY DRIVE-IN CIRCLE H PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA Leave Our Halls of Ivy With Knowledge, Memories, And Years of Happiness 99 7- -' ' 4 My intention as editor of this yearbook has been to make it a lasting book, one that will represent every aspect of life during this year, and a book that will be a part of every stu- dent's memory of good times shared by all. It is difficult to cram every person's life into this small book, but We have been able to capture a few moments of our lives at AHS. I sincerely hope that you will enjoy your Crimson and that each memory, Whether pertaining to you or your friends, will find a small place in your heart. I am deeply grateful to so many people for their help and reassurance in preparing this yearbook. I would like to thank Sarah Clawson, Leslie Wolfe, Car- mie Foster and many others connected with campaigns. A special thanks to Phil Peterson, Steve Hall and Henry Ray- mundo for their cooperation as photographers. Also a big thanks to Mr. Denhardt and Mr. Kozloski for helping our photographers. I wish to thank Patti Clossey, Cheryl Hard- ing, Kathy Reynolds, jannah Mather, john Myers and Ron Gremore for their fine work in helping to create our Crim- son. Ron deserves thanks for his photography skills as well. A hearty thank you is due Leslie Kimbrell for her Work as my assistant editor and to Maribeth Lefton and Sharon Stetler for their patience and time as head photog- raphers. I believe that a very special thanks is due Mr. Fred Plocher, our yearbook representative, to Mr. Lee, Mr. Kirkpatrick and Mr. Pickell for their guidance, and most of all, to my family and Mrs. Evans, our sponsor. Before I close, Ihave one final but everlasting thanks. I deeply appreciate every effort that each and every one of you at AHS has made to make this Crimson yours. Without you, there would be no school life, companionship, memor- ies or happiness. Your Editor jane Alenduff 100 M, f LQ. ,mmm A-.1 gs