Benjamin Bosse High School - Legacy / Spirit Yearbook (Evansville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

if 41. SPIRIT OF '58 BENJAMIN BOSSE IIICII ICVANSVILLIC, INDIANA my M -3 -s va, w....,.,.,,,Mq- CONTENTS --11 . ? fm, 5 if , 1,., 4 1 5239 gxx ii? V -1 2 M. -. V1 if '.xix.,.,--'23 If E K5 TN ..,.., -M E 2 1 2 il j Ei ij W , I S 8 ix! 6 PPT 1 4 Sports Pages 16-27 Activities Pages 28-41 1 ' People Pages 42-64 6 1 Ads Pages 65-88 1 ,L..............J Ready to embark on a ten-day tour of the East are stniors' jean Stanshury, Diane Haas, Mike Traw and john Hare. The finished product of many days of work, a huge paper rnaehe bulldog, is .shown surrounded by its crea- tors Carl Bruce, Byron Moellenkamp, Eleanor jones, Jerry Mullen and Marsha Hamilton.. We Spread Spirit. . . MANY THINCS have happened at Bosse in the past four years and many more things will happen in the next four and the four after thatg but for some 400 seniors today only the past four count - and they will be re- lived forever. Bosse had spirit these last four years. The spirit was everpresent, lapsing at times but vibrant and mellow in the end. This spirit, the Spirit of ,58, will make Bosse seniors remember the four best years of their lives. SENIORS WILL REMEMBER their first days at the alma mater, the confusion of classes, the pressure of meeting different requirements, and most of all, the loneliness of finding long-time friends gravitate toward other interests as the massive walls engulfed another freshman class. But out of the confusion, pressure and loneliness grew a new way of life - a life that in the sophomore and junior years became a second home. And finally, came that magic senior year that blossomed into the most en- joyable nine months of a senior's first 17 years. OUT OF THESE FOUR years come many memories to the senior - memories of that New York trip - the mad scramble for suitcases and weary feet after long but fabulous days in Washington and those glorious nights in the Big City. Walks, not any particular walks, will also be remem- bered. Seniors will remember walking through the halls after that pep club or NHS meeting, listening to the click-claek of their heels as they sounded against the empty and darkened halls, resounding up and down the stairs until they finally drifted out of hearing distance. NO ONE WILL FORGET sectionals that brought a vibrant cheering section arrayed in bright red alpine hats and a super-size paper-maehe bulldog made by the ever- active Pep Club. Take some pickles, sandwiches, potato chips and cokesgi in the fall for this picnic which started the hall of fun throw in ll troupe of Thespians - and the outcome - a rolling for one of the sacietyls most aetiue years, sparkling potion of picnic fun. Thespians gatherecl early ln Activities Galore. In spare time between term papers and the grind of homework, seniors gathered in the snow to huild tradi- tional snowmen or splatter each other with the Sloshy, white stuff. Aspiring journalists gathered in the Spiriti' office between editions to do the stroll or join in a jam session. SENIOR VVEEK will always be remembered. That wonderful picnic, the hacealanreate services, and finally, the night when the seniors walked to the platform to receive the diploma that will always be more than just a piece of paper. And, as many times before, the tears came. After the caps and gowns were shed and the tears dried, seniors were off to the eonnneneemeiit dance. It too, will never be forgotten, nor will the breakfasts and parties afterwards. Commeneement means the beginning. hut to some 400 seniors it meant the end of four good years and a new way of life. BESIDES THE EVENTS, seniors will rememher people - people whom they nearly lived with in their new home for four years. People that sat next to them in American Problems, people that helped them with that tough Trig problem and people who were just there, creating that Spirit of i78.'i The seniors will graduate this year. feeling as if this must have heen the greatest year in Bosse lligh history. Brit the other classes felt the same, remembered the same things and lived the same life. It was a great tour years to the seniors. Not many days after graduation the seniors will have heen forgotten. Their deeds will he only reeords, scrih- lulings in the Book of Time from the class of '58. The juniors will take over and the elass of ,555 will just have been another graduating class at Bosse High. But to the seniors, the Spirit of ,58 will never die. Al- ways, it will he the only spirit - the spirit of good times - the Spirit of '58. 4 at 2' im A W V Q A. ..,. ve fr an tr.. . 1 gs My t dj!-k 1 Ant : wx--me W, ' H Q, we f Z' A ' A 1- ' ae W ,I Q: do . I, .1 A ar, ' ww. , ' -A ,fly 5? 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Fi111111y, 1111111111111111s w111'11 111111s1111 EIIIK1 1-1111v11111i1111 1111y 111'- 11iv1111. c1illIIDZl1gl1 s111111111111s VV0l'1' p1'11s111111111 11y 111'11111'11 11111151 1111111111111's 111111 AI111111s 11111 l'1'11s111111111' 1111111111s 11111111111 1'1111111v. , ,,.,,,,, . ......,....,, . ..,,..... K 1 . . 1 . ' . . 1 , - - I 1' 1 A A x . . ,. ,,, ..,, I . 1 . 6 And Carried It To All Cur Classes This is fi history 1-lass? Senior Bob Griffith szeerzrs in history instrizetoi' 19011, l'l'illiams as Iliel1ltor Of U10 l'l'0rlrl !,ll'l'?.'YI.g the r'lr1.ss's elections. lfVIlll'lll7l.f1 the le- gal, oo' ifllegrzl, 1n'oeeefl'i11ys is If'lCllflf'l'!l Becker. BECAUSE OTHER CLASSES in German. chemistry and other such deep subjects were still heiug con- ducted throughout the huilding, loud applause and parades were hannedg instead, signs were made with appropriate actions printed on them - as well as fa- miliar tomatoes and ruhhish. Some ambitious campaign managers made party mas- cots. One class wore hadqes of Newmanite penquins while their opponents hoasted kangaroos. ON THAT ALL-IMPORTANT DAY -- election dai - one class got hoth parties to thrown the election and crown Mr. WVilliams king of Room 112, thus giving him the sovereign right to rulef' Amidst all this political rally, other students were lnusy fulfilling requirements for a new class to he ot- fered second semester, pl. Maxwell Davis was heading this campaign to estahlish an advanced lmiology class, According to his standards for the class, a student must have had an AH average in hiology and completed or he completing physics and chemistry. In this class students delved deep into the innards of squids, and sharks with handy razor hlacles, forceps, and scissors. These avid biologists also directed pigs. In addition to optional courses in Advanced biology and YVord power, at least one semester of each college- hound senior's year was devoted to Advanced Compo- sition. It was in these classes that most of us wrote our first term papers. Most of us will remeinher long nights under desk lamps and lost weekends spent in lihraiy files digging up information and references for these vital theses. And in the last week before deadline, Hle boxes became part of every Advanced Compei s attire. Three Alluarieefl Biology .s-tuclents, lticlmrcl Murslmll, l7lll7l!l Rogge mul june Ritter, literally ulzorie-upv for that ri-ext test. wfflf sa.. Yep, its that time again. The olcl neme.vi.v of the senior year, term paper time, catelie.s' up with .s'eriim'.s Charles :Valley and Suzie Beslierzfr. During Classes, DURING TIIIC YEARS 1513! to 15358. Rossi' luul l'PklSOIl to lu' Dfllllil of uuniy tliings. NW' voulcl lu' proiul ol tlu' outstzuuling pvoplc in our sn-luurl. our outstznuliug Zltll' lm-tvs znul our outstznuling st'lu1lan's. Ya-s, wc' luul rvzmson to lu' proiul of uuiuy pvoplv. Hut most ol' ull, wc' luul rvuson to tulu' pricli- in our two svnior ruuwus, -loycc llairgvi' auul Susan Croiu-li. AS A STRONG CATIIICRINC of RUSH' llalsl-wtlulll fans anssvnulwli-tl iu sliiny Nluiiiuipul Stzuliuui lluit oolcl niglit, Umm 6, ll talll auul tzmlt'utm'cl lmziskctlmll tvaun wus milking Rl Sll1llIll7T4'S of its tliircl Slfllillllt vu-tuu in tlu' still young. luut zilwauly lmoiliuq, lmski-tlmll SURISUII. YVl1ilc' il f'll'i'Kl-llp Bossa' lvanu L'llIllDll'fl'lf' Wl'm't'lu'rl 'IR-ll City in tlu' Hrst lizllli ol' Dlzng prc'pan'i1tions wwf' uiulvr- vvny in olu' ol' tlu' Slilflllllll clrvssing rooms lor Rossi' lligllis znuuull lualslwtlmzxll lumuu'c'onunQ znul i'I'UNKlIlIlLI ol tlu' 11uu'c'n. THEN, THE FIRST HALF viulvcl. anul us tlu' Bosal' llzuul plam-fl Mit You Kiu-xx Susie' Likf- I Know Susivf' Susan Crouc-li, ll clzn'lQ-lu1in'cl clrvtnu in wliitm' witli il lzirglm' luuuuu'l of 1'c'cl rosvs, su-ppml out of tlu' lwig Stal- cliluu cloorwziy, wzlllwcl llIl'UllLflI tlu- mulxs of lli'l' vourt, znul flll'lll'Cl lilll' tlu' L'OI'UllIlliUIl. NVlul1' Illillll of luinoi' Dvsi llulizl suiilvcl lu'i' zipprovail, Cilpfillll Bill lJ2lllllt'l' spriutml lironi tlu' clrvssing roolu, lu'nt lu'zn'ly cloulmlc' to liuss tlu' tiny Susan, tlu'u i'4'lirc'rl to tlu' clrvssinu room for tlu' wcoiul lulll ol' play. BUSSIC SPORTS FANS i'z'lislu'rl tlu' c'x'c'nt whit-li lurouglit liortli uu'niorir's ol' It Nlllllllll' uu'ulf'nt only wc'r'lQs lu'foi'c'. Un ll cool, crisp :lullunn niglit, t'Kll1Yi'l'lll7lf'N circlx-ml tlu' cuulvr ovall ut liulow lfit-ld, mu-li oiu' c':u'ry- ing two lu-auitivs of our liootlmll court. Finally tlu' lust out' oullvcl uo in front ol. tlu' stauuls. Quul zlssistml ln' l,tllA1'f' Krziuuw. Aloycc' Bazrgvr sts'p1u'rl ou tlu' fit-lil to rulx' als tlu' 1958 Qiuwu of tlu' Cricliron. l'lossc'its'S i'1'nu'u1lu'1' tlult niglit. As our pfilllil tvznn sc'attc'1's'ml an novice Nortli tczuu, lovvly bloyu' su-ppt-cl to tlu' 50-yalrcl stripc XVlIl'l'K' tlu' Qurwn of Footlulll was kiss:-cl lmy Captain Doug Cjllflllllktli on an Oct. lil tlult is uuwuorzilmlc' to joycc' zuul lu'r lllilid of honor, Diauu' Grunt. Attviulaints in ,loyccis court xx'c'l'1' Dizuu' St1'ousc'. Vicki l ostc'r. Dolly lluglics, Liiulai llalys. lzuiicc' Kc'c'riu'1' inul llvaui lfaivvi' xvliilc SUSllI1lSI'Oj'Lll vourt wus couiposvcl of Carol lluston. Carol Hz1l'g1'1', Sliirlvy' YVliipplc'. -Iucly Dc'l'o1'o, l,ou Ciiulu Fuuli tuul CTlIC1'l Simpson. In Assemblies And At Sectionals VVild Bill Husslcr rccciucs a standing ovation from his 1957 football team as thc squad cz'lcln'11tc.s' anothcr cic- iory in the Auditorium. Eucn the best have to practice ax dcmonstrutcrl lay Bos.s'c'.s' varsity cllccrlcadens' for thc 1957-58 season: Connie Skidmore, judy Vcnis, Diana Grant, judy Kotsch und Dolly Huglms. Recl and Gray cards, flushed on signals from below, game Bossc the most colorful pep .s-action during thc 1957-58 .s-cctionals. Thc cards, coupled with gray-feathered red alpinc hats and ichitc .shirts and lJl0ll.S'l'.S' wcrc all purt of Scction K that H1t'lHUl'I1lIll' Fellruary night ui Jlunicipal Stadium. XVhilc the cards flushcd out B-O-S-S-If and B-U-L-L-D-O-G-S, our zchitc and red clad cugcrs waged another liattlc against thc strong Lincoln Lions' on thc floor. Thc Bulldog, .s'wc'atc'rl for and worlfcd on for nearly Il month, .slood proudly in front of thx' .s'cc'tion wlzcrc thc rcfl ulpinc huts and uniform .scction proclaimed thc loyalty of thc stu- tlcnt llody to u Bossc Icum that fought lzard all thc zcuy. 'AOnly three morc laps to gof' .sigli thc fircd .s'p1'ctato1'.s' as thc long-lcggcd thinlies round thc Iinlow Ficld cin- rlcr ocal for anotlzcr lap. This .s-port occupicd many spectator-hours during the latter part of the school year. 1 E 6aietySparlclecl At Proms And Parties reargv . I Y ., . ,,,,,. F: . 6 A .,. Bob Cruigei, his I'l'UlL'll rllreiuly 1lI!ll'l'li by queen Cheri Sinmsrnx, turns to eroruri Cheri during the eoronatimi 111 our senior prom. M.llf'll1f7l'it71S' rl'Auton111e. . Doug Clll'lIlllf'k gives the truziitionni kiss to queen .xvllllftl Neicnizm to liiglziiglit the lllllllllli junior prom. The prom ltiiem-e, appropriately Nxitltilliigllf Mist, was carried out with tl large erystul moon in the College L'nion Building Lobby. THERE VVAS A BIT UF MAGIC mixed in with tl1e spirit of o11r pro111s. It hegan long hefore filllt' for the dances, way hack when we were first discussing i11 C0111- mittees the choice of an orchestra, a suitable nzune and theme eolors. This inagie grew ill intensity, and was very apparent on tl1e day of the proins, when we worked, clad i11 sweatshirts and blue jeans, to trans- forin a IIHISS of seoteh tape, silver glitter, paste, staples and pai11t into a shiininering world of fantasy for tilt' eonling evening. XVhen the hig I'llOI1lL'llt finally did arrive, the hoys dressed in tuxedos and dark suits, while the girls put on their fluffy, billowing forinals and nervously sat down to wait. After greetings were exchanged tl1e fun really hegan. It was always neeessary to make tl1e rounds of tlllt preliniinary events, known as eoke par- ties, he-fore going to the danee. llere we adinired eor- sages, posed for pictures, eonihed o11r hair and took one last deep hreath hefore striking out for the inain event of tilt' evening. FROINI THE MOMENT we entered the huilding, we were eaught 11p in the inagieal spirit. Tl1e heauty of the deeorations, tl1e soft nnisie, the glowing lights, along with the soft rnstle of r1et and taiteta - these helped ereate an ahnost ethereal feeling tl1at neared perfeetion. For our junior proni we ehose the theine uxiflllltliglli Blistf' whieh we earried out i11 all the deeorations and eentralized i11 an big revolving nlllflflllu Dong Carinaek and Xaney Newinan were ehosen to reign over the gala oeeasion. Knowing it would he our last proin, we decided that NIe1noires lJ,Allt0llll1l'U would he a perfeet nanne for the senior affair. VVe ear- ried the theme out to ereate tilt' efleel of a l'arisian street seene, using blaek and gold eolors. For o11r king llllll queen, we crowned Boh Cndgel and Cherokee Simpson. Soon the erowd hefgan to thin. as the orchestra an- nouneed il was playing its last nuniher. YVe got our eoats illlll started to leave, thinking of the parties whieli were to follow, where we would eat, play reeords and Llillltl' llllfll the wee llOllI'S of tl1e nnorning. But lingering still ill our rninds was the proin, already a lIlL'lllOI'y, whieh had heen a speeial ki11d of inagie whieh eonld never quite he regained, hut whieh eould never he for- gotten. As Talent Starred On And Off Stage Franlciv unzl jnlznngf U'c'1'z' l,uz'w'.s-'l ,sung fl1i.x ,group in flu' Inst purtimr nf Svnim' Tllll'Ilt Day, , is jnlznny, llilllllf Fllllllill' UN:MN.l.3.3?w gl4ll'l'l'.S' fur l1l'l' lunar aff- vr flu' fatal I7Il4S'llllil', Hl'fll'lIll1,Lf tu lltllltlfllff flu' .wrry lfrunlcim' is tlzr .slu'riff. Tlw 1'nrn1'r llI'll,QSlUI'l,,.S' L'cl'.x'irnz uf Il vlmrus lim' lziglzliglztvzl ' ' I ll lc 0 ll n ,Y Saturday .X'iglzt,,' our junior talent day. Slmmn Ellintt mul jolzn Rnllz genvrul 1-0-clzairzmw, ur- gunizml flu' riffs fn rr'- .Xf'lIIlIll' thc' flfplflll 10011- ugvrs' z1r'tiLvitic's: rating, rlanving mul talking. Six Gun Rvuuvl' or Tl11' Slmwrlmurz ut tlm Clnlrlvn xvIlg,Lft'f,U flu' fllwnr' nf nur Svnlrn' 'Ilnlf wut Hun, ll'lIS r'r1rri1'zl nu! vrillz lumix. grim unfl Ivn-gullun llIlfS, unflvr ilu' x1mrfr1vi.vinn of nur VH-l'llllll'IIllIll AXIZIIQLIO Pm'- rm' unrl fll1lIl'll'N Nalllvgf. A-Xff:'r llzf' ,SlltIlL'llULCII, nur 1'Ull4lIUll-X' unzl gals gazill- rfrvrl on flu' apron tw mln' fllwir final lmws. B! I ll Lying flwlrl on tlm flour Some Promoted Spirit A Monitors -mmm Busily Cl1gIlgL'll in ilu' daily job of recording and clzeclcing girls' lIffL'HlllIHf'l' ure tlzrce of the r1.sSi,s'fr1l1tS in tlie Dean of Girls Office. Slumlingg are Suiwni Stumpf mul jorly Kimm. Alllffllll I.o4'lfu'oozl is seuferl, Tliis Sceiie, tCl1ll'lI is iypicrll of any C'l!li5'SI'O0ll1, slzows flze ,s'turi'iou.s' expi'e.s'.s'imzs of tliese Pliys-ics .stuclents mul tlie equally srztisfierl look on tlze face of tlzeir instructor, Wourlrow Pembertmz. Tlu' liulz of the liusines world ut Hesse, the lloolcstore, proires fo be ri busy place lIlllI'l'll as Linrlu Milllmugli, Sunil: Bellamy, Sue Ellen Alirerzs, Iilermor jones mul Virginia Iluggins lzelp jim Blur-k rim-itle on his p1ircl111se.s'. lililffllili BEGINNING the long day, we sometimes found it necessary to pay a visit to the hookstore. XVait- ing there to serve us was a stall' of assistants, ready to arm us with papcr, pencils, erascrs and other parapher- nalia for the dayis Work. As the hours passed, it was not unusual to he called into one of the offices for some reasong these ottices were also the place where many of us put our talcnts to work hy delivering call slips, answering the phone, typing and performing other useful functions to aid the smooth administration of the school. Of course, there were the many inevitahle hours we spent in the classrooms. Most of the time we enjoyed the interesting suhjects and personable teachers, hut there were alway those few times when we would heconxe horcd, and would nervously sneak glances at the clock, which was seldom correct. The athletic office was an- other popular gathering place. Both hetwcen classes and after school, wc would stop here to check on the time for athletic events, turn in cligihility cards, pur- chase tickets for games or stickers for our cars, or per- haps just exchauge the latest gossip with the asistants working thcre. 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C111'1'1ci11g 115111 flll' 1'1111.s'1' nf 111110 11r1' 110111 P111't1'r. 1111111110 .x1C'Illf17S1l 111111 '1'11111111y lJ11111'i111', WM, 'l'l11' ,s'1111111111 of 1Il!L' 117111 11r111'r 111 11111' i11t1'111'1'f11111 s'111'i1'f11, Cl1'111'g11' H11yst1'1', .7Jl111.S'1'.S' f1'11111 11i.w 1111111it111 .s- t11.s'1fs' 111 t11c1f1r' 11i.w 1l17lI11'1L'1H'1i. 13 I I 1 1 14 ln Spring Cur Fancy Lightly Turned.. 'l'r1kin,q llllfllllfllgl' of one of ilu' many .s-e1'rir'c.s' renrlercrl hy the Bo.s's1' atlzlctir' office are Il group of .vtlirlciits wait- ing in lim' to .Ulll'l'lIliS1' iic'lcr'ls' for the .secfionrll lI!l.S'lil'flIllll fournrinienf. - DETENTION HALT. was a not very happy, lmt a necessary. place. llere those ol' us who had, in some way. clisolmeyed the governing laws ol' thi- school re- mained alter seventh period to pay our dr-ht to society. hVllf'Il we finally' did get out. we knew one thing for certain - the next time we would think helore we would act. And also we knew that study hall would always he a reminder ol' those who had difficulty in conforming to the rules liy which our lives at llossc were determined. lu our happier moments, when the gloom ol' deten- tion was not hovering over us, we would leave school in a hurst of gaiety, perhaps to hop into the car of one ol' our friends to go riding. lt wasnlt really important what kind of car it was - iust as long as it ran and would get us where we were going. XYhat rr-ally mat- tered was the fun that one could have in the car, laying. tor the moment, the weighty cares ol' school lille far hehind. THE COMMUNITY CENTER was another place where we often went to get away from it all. XYc went on NVednesday nights, clad in llermudas, hlue leans, or other types ol' casual wear. Listening to records, usually spun hy a popular local disc jockey, we danced the hours away, consumed Cokes and other food, and talked to lricnds from our and other schools, l'rulay night at the center was a more lormal allair. XXX' tossed on our glad rags and spent the evening dancing to the dreamy melodies ol' an orchestra. Anticipation runs' high as these students look forward to I1 possible .state crown for their Imilrlogs. This scene is typical of the enthu.s-iusm that reigns in our halls during all athletic events. One of the unusual affairs which took place around school was the style show, sponsored hy a local cloth- ing store. Xlemhers ol' Student Council and the foreign student committee pitched in and helped to make the program a really' big success. The theme was centered around Bosses foreign exchange student, Anastasia Baka of Greece. It portrayed many of her experiences in America, and at the same time revealed many new styles for the teenage set. All in all, it was a worthy project and we all had a good time producing it. ANIONC ALL THIS HUM of activity were the times when the campus trees and flowers were in full hloom. the sun was shining, the birds were singing, and we were just too 'ispriiig-fcvcrishl' to do anything except sit under a full-hlossomed tree. VVe always took a lot -of pride in our campus, which is one of the most heau- tit-ul in the city. and tried to keep it reasonably clean. The athletic ollicc, located in a convenient spot near the boys, gym and the journalism room. was a husy and popular place. Under the direction of Charles Nic- Clary. athletic manager. this office was smoothly-run and friendly. ln addition, it was the hest place to go when we wanted information concerning any athletic events, or to purchase tickets or other necessities. A less official service of this estahlishment was to serve as a place for exchanging the latest news and just passing time in general. These things were just a few details which helped make our years at Bosse the happiest. the most educa- tional. and the most spirit-filled 'of our lives, Cur Teams Showed Outstanding Spirit BOSSE EN-IUYED om- of its F1111-st sports smisons. 'Flux lmslu-tlmzill squiul, porliaips our lmcst sim-if tlic Bulldogs Won slulrz rufcil l:2tl1 in flu- staff' ul thi- vncl of tlle Skil- son. Oni' truck sqnzicl won city onus' nguin to continua- onr winning ways in ilic city invvt. The- golf, tennis, L-ross L-onntry, busclxzill aincl football sqnncls also showed tvzun spirit tlirougliont our senior your. 17 1957-1958 Varsity Football Squad - Left - Right - lst row - Couch A. Aclfer, 1. Alrlersou, j. Nlielzolxon. D. Ernspiger, F. Bo.s.se, D. CIIVHIIICIQ, IC, Cooper, 'l'. Young, B. Griffith, D. LUDU-e, E. Epperxon, j. Seott, C. Brown, L. Kramer, I. Logsclon, lleurl eoneh li. Hus- sler. 21111 row - Ii. Folz, K. Swann-ack, M, Barth, lt. Becker, M. Marsch, H. Vlllklllflflt, C. Ford, I. Ritter, B. Ober- hausen, H. Siseo, li. Oxlnorn, XV. Crowley, D, Molnley, II. Turner. 3rzI row - Manager D. Ilrlrtig, T. Iluyzlen, H. Morri.x', B. Hezcim, D. juncker, 1. Leggett, E, Martin. IJ. Lellue, Bulldogs l-lave Up, Down ON THANKSCIVINC DAY, 1957, when our Bulldogs dressed for that muddy game with the Heitz l'anthers, the seniors were dressing for the last game they would ever play for the searlet and grey. As they dressed for that final game, many were thinking hack to when they first came to Enlow Field. Many of them had started playing for Bosse as Cubs when they were in the seventh grade. Now, here they were, elimaxing four rugged, hard, hut wonderful years on the Bulldog gridiron. They had spent these years with the same group of hoys learning good sportsnumship, and learning to aeeept the defeats with the vietories. Even though our senior hoys were not on a eity championship squad, they had played on squads that had won eity, and they knew that even though they did not Win the ehampionship, they were still playing on a championship club. Our hoys never gave up, even when the odds were so great that it seemed a waste of time to field a team. These must have heen the thoughts that many were thinking that muddy, rainy day, when the seniors ended their foothall careers for Bosse. 18 C. Iiolzertxozi, F. .lIll'Illlf'IfS', XY. Bell, 1. SIl'!l4S2S'lCU,Lf, L. Brown, CI. clllt'Z-Vlllllll, Ass-i,s'tr11zt Coueh IJ, ll'illl111n.s'. 4th row - M, Tl1onzgi.s'on, K. Myer, ll. Dale, IC. Do- l1ro.slfi, V. Marlin, P. Xuffer, L. juneker, j. Baker, C Ilazeirigg, M. linker, 'l'. .lIl'CllllIH, IJ. llll,LIl'tIll'IIl1 I. Kelley. Sth row - I,, :VII-YSIIIIIIIIIUIQ 'l'. Dunrtille, ll. Clmneellor 1, Veuxey, D. M1'CooI, YV, XXINVII, C. Fuhrer, D. Ditzer L. Boinlc, C. Young, ll. Cro.s-.s', If. llelrll, I . Dormeir. Iith Hilti - ll. W'uft.v, H, Benthull, ll. lleim, li, Knote F. Dye, Cl. Yann, I.. Bell, G. phIlt.X'llIlfll'l'. li. Slwlton I. Ituteliff, IS. Ouellette. C. Storms. 13. Wehh. Season i COACH BILL RUSSLICIYS N357 s-clition of the Bossv foothull sqnucl tlitl not quita- livv up to pre-season ex- pvctzitions as tht-y Hnishvcl thc' your with il rccorcl of 3 wins uncl fi lossvs. After tying llvitx nc-nr thc vncl of tht- H556 st-arson Lnicl thus sharing tht' 1-ity crown, thc linllclogs wort- ttnggwl ns tl llllljtll' foothnll powvr in southvrn lnclirlnzt. 'I'hv gritlclt-rs livt-ml np to tht-sc prnisc-s in thvir Hrst two gunna-s hy troinping Print-vton 535-7 :incl topping Boon- villt- 12-6. 'llI'ilVl'llllj.f to Bloomington to 4-oinpt-to in their thirtl 1-nr-onntc-r, tln- linllclogs wt-rv inct hy il cleterwiiiiiccl Bltltlllllllfllill sqnucl anitl lost an livz1i'tli1't-alla-i'. 'l'hv linsslcrincn t-onlcl nvvc-r sc-4-in to rc-t-ovcr from this nnijor st-tlmvk whit-lr nppzirvntly hrolw their spirits. Thr' Bulldogs' thircl vit-tory vznm- :it tln- t-xpcnsu of tht- North Ilnslxics who ut-rv in their first your of varsity t-oinpt-tition. Xlztny inns thought that this guiiw wonlcl pzlt tlw Bnllclogs lint-lf on tht-ir ft-1-t, but this was not to luv. 'llllL'll' nt-xt contvst wus ztgttinst tht, llllIIllJt'l' onel Ken- tucky tc-ann, l'ntlnt'ath Tilglnnzni. Tin- Bulldogs fought htlrcl and L-onrzrgt-ously, hnt tlir-y mliml not lnivv thtl tun- innnition in-4-clt-ml to stop tht' poxvswhil 'l'ornntloc1s. Thr- ,Dogs tht-n lost sm-cvssivt' gaxnivs to Now Allxany, Cwntrnl, Xia-niorinl :incl Xlutt-r Dt-i. 'l'ln'n cznnc- the gzunv that wruppvtl up livtnisvillc-'s foothnll se-nson, thai Bossc- lieitz Tlnniksgiving Daly t-ontvst. lt was ll colcl, rainy clay in that mzissivc- llc-itz howl when ll lmrve-, lmrcl-figllting sqnaitl of Bossa-itcs finally Slll'I'l'llllK'l'Ull at vit-tory to at llvitz tvtnn that was lzltt-r uwrii-th-tl tht- inythic-all stutt- crown hy SOVl'l'lll ncws sc-rvicc-s. Alhongh their st-arson was sprinkle-cl with lint at fvw victoric-s, tht- fighting clt-tc-rniinc-cl zlttitnclt' of thv pltiyvrs nppwirc-cl in 1-vt-ry lmttlt- on tht- gricliron. NVQX shonlcl hc- vt-ry pronml ol' onr footlnnll plrryt-rs, t-specially those svn- iors who run the-ir lust rnn or thrvw their lust hlock for Bosst- in tho rnncl of tht- llvitx gunna 'l'ht-ir record was not ixnprvssivt-, lint tht' vin-rgy :incl fight that tht-sv seniors pnt forth will long hm- lriglily I't'fl2ll'Ll0ll hy foot- bull fans. Varsity footlmll Vllllfll Bill R1l,s'.s'l1'r r'0nf0rs with tvmn Vllfltlllll Doug flllI'H1IIf'lC zluring one of flu' l'ritic'uI points' of I1 grill .s'tru,qgl1' at Enlnw Fifflzl. YVIN-LOSS RECORD YVon 3 - Lost 6 ISOSSIC 35 Princeton BC JSSIC l 2 Boonvillv liossv 8 Bloomington l'lUSSl'l 27 North liosst- fi Putlticuli Bossv O Nleinorial Bossv T New Albany liossc G Mater Dei llosse 13 He-itz Kiwanis Award winner, Larry Collins, clriucs the Imzgtlz of thx' flrmr to rlrop in two marc' puints for Har' Bllllzlflgs rm Hwy roll arm' IIIIKJHIUI' uppmwnl. BOSSF G2 BOSSE 62 BOSS! 56 HOSSF T51 BOSSIC G2 Bossv T39 Pmssc- 62 BOSSH lil Rosso 419 BOSS! -10 BOSSF 44 BOSSF 61 BOSSIC 55 BOSSE 72 BOSSIC GG BOSSIQ U3 Bnsse- 37 YVIN-LOSS RECORD XXYUH 13 - Los Sen-tional Iluntinglmrg Columbus Ttlll Ciiy Homlvillv Prinwlun Cf'IIfl'Lll New Albany Iuspvr Davie-ss County North Nlf'lN0l'iill Hvili Vincvnnvs Mutc-r Doi xllldisllll Bl0Ul'l1iI1j.flUI1 Linvoln F? -DJ D1 31 37 47 63 68 52 52 42 423 53 45 49 52 56 42 Net Crew 1-las Red I-lot Season XYIl'll SICNIOIQS 1ill.l. 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Cuuglzf l'1lI'lIIiS'111f .s't11111fi11,q ll 1111111111111 1L'l1i1'l1 .s1'1'111.s' 111 13111 Df,,m,,,-Q ,,,,,1fngjL,ggH1 ,,1l,!,it,! ,.f,,m,,., 5,05 Um, uf tht. 111111: 11ri.s'1'11 1111 H11' f-111111' lift' 1117111 1'1111c'11, H1'r1111111 Kvllrr 1,,,Skm1 fm. ,,m,tlH,,. nf lm. mmm 1,,,l.k1,fS flu,-mg I-1,0 high- 111111 l1'5i'5'i'S'hI'1f f'f'f'f'1'- f1'il'11 K11l7Uf 1f71f' ,s'1'11ri11,Q rout 1'f l31111111:i1l1' ut C1'11t1'111 Gllm. 21 Wayne Talarzyk, way out in front of the second place runner, passes the baton to Bruce Brazelton, another speedy senior, as he begins the final lap of another wirming relay. Senior pole oaulter Dave Freeman shows the skill needed for pole uaulting and rlemonstrates the form which won him hrst place in the Petersburg relays and SIAC meet. 22 Sprinters Pace OUR TRACK SQUAD under the guidance of Coach Max Smith cut a wide swath in the win column this season. We swept over six city track foes, in addition to many ont-of-town schools and we won the Petersburg Relays for the third time in as many years. YVe also won the city meet for our third year in a row. Then we traveled to New Albany for the annual SIAC meet, which we lost to New Albany for our first and only defeat. As the senior edition went to press, we were still faced with the sectional, regional and state meets. The hulk of the work on the track squad was carried hy the Big Threev this year, composed of seniors Bruce Brazelton, VVayne Talarzyk, and junior hurdler and sprint man Ronnie Snodgrass. Brazelton ran the 100, 220, 440, and the mile and half-mile relay, however, his specialty was the 440. It was a privilege to watch Talarzyk, the man with the iron lungs, run the mile and the half-mile with ease. During the SIAC meet, he ran hoth the mile and the half-mile, winning both hut was disqualilied in the half-mile for allegedly shoving a man on the first turn. Snodgrass, easily the cityls hest in the hurdles, had the best times in 'the high hurdles and set a new city record in the lows. Setting records seems to he a hobby for Ronnie, as he now holds the Freshman low hurdle record, and the Freshman SIAC record in the same event. Coaches Max Smith ancl Guy Anclress hold an impromptu conference as they watch their charges prepare them- selves for an all-important meet. Bulldogs To Victory Although these three spec-dsters were the Big Tlll'l'l'.,, they could never Win a meet hy themselves. They had to have many good boys backing them up and Well they did. Dave Freeman, senior pole vaulter, who blossomed out this year after relatively staying in the haekground, chose his senior year as his year to shine. After placing fourth in the City Meet, he went on to tie the city champ for first place in the lletcrshurg Relays and the conference meet. Freddie Bosse, wt-ll known in athletics during his four-year tenure at Bosse, also fared very well in the pole vault. Tom Young, senior high jumper, won the city meet this year, as he soared to a height of 5 ft.-ll in. Although outshone hy Snodgrass in the hurdles, Dick Alhin was always out there giving his all for Bosse. -lim Alderson and Don Lcllnc took turns running on one of the Hnest half-mile relay teams we ever had. Adrian Fleming, discovered in a gym class, was invited to try out for the squad, and participated in the broad jump. During our four years at Bosse these boys and many othcrs gave us many fine track squads and many chznnpionships. 1957-58 varsity track squad - Ist row, left to right - T. Ynung, H. Turner, D. Stremming, I. Nicholson, 1. Dor- ris, R. Szzmlgrrzss, F. Bu.s'.s-e, D. LeDuc, R. Smitli. 2nrl mu: - B. Guclgel, I. Harmon, D. Albin, B. Molzon, .l. 'l'nll1ert, R. Frezon, A. Brill. A. Fleming. Srfl row - X mv, Tom Young clears the lmr with mum to spare us lu' outiumps eonterulers from .seven lliglz selmols to win the lzigzli jump elzmnpirmslzip in tlze annual City High Selzoal track ancl field meet. Coach M. Smith, D. Ouellette, D. Kenzie, C. Fuhrer, H. Helbig, C. Garner, D. Sigl, D. LeDuc, G. Vmm, l. Rutlif. 4tl1 row - G. Beliagg, B. Brazelton, A. Mc'- Cutclmn, G. Hul1ert.s'rm, F. Dormeir, L. Siesky, YV. Tu- larzylc, D. Fl'Ce HlIllI. Tennis Squad Cops Many Victories ifnfm' fflllli-Y SUIT B017 Tlllllfff, who Terry TVilliams, another senior tennis eas Ilmlefeateal at the time of this player, completes l1i,s'.w'rue during the rriting, rli.s'plr1y.s- the affirm that ear- seeoml .5-et of a Home eity match. iecl him inter all City opponr'nts. Minus their regular practicing courts, the varsity tennis squad used the Stanley Hall Courts for home games. Pictured are the members of the 1957-58 tennis team. lst row - C. Long, S. Straeffer, VV. Smith, B. Taylor, R. Marshall, 2nd row - C. Hills, B. TVel2er, j. Blum, T. YViIliams, G. Royster. 24 p Wwmwmmmwwm Up goes senior Charles Long, ready to drill another serve over the net, into the eonit of his eity tennis opponent. OUR TENNIS TEANI under the su- pervision of Coaeh Ilerinan Keller had a win-loss record of 5-l at the time the Senior Edition went to press. Leading the way for the outfit was senior raequetman, Bob Taylor, who at this time was undefeated in singles competition. Taylor. the teanfs number one man, pairs with senior Charles Long, number two man, in doubles matches. Long is also undefeated in singles competition. Terry XVilliams, a sen- ior, and Bill XVeber, a junior, are the third and fourth men, respec-tively, while juniors Craig Hills and Seott Straeftcr have been alternating as number five man. Seniors XValter Smith, George Royster, Richard Mar- shall and Joe Blum, a junior, round out the tcam. After losing their opening match to Memorial 4-2, the raequetmen have eomc back to knock oft Reitl twiee 6-1 and 5-2. Mater Dei fell 7-0, Cen- tral 6-1, while North succumbed 5-2. At this time the team still has thc SIAC meet, the City matches, and singles matches with Memorial, Mater Dei, North and Central. Diamonclmen l-lave Average Season 1957-58 isarsityf2f1.s'ef111iI.sq1uuf-lst-row - A. Ragland, 3:11 row - Coach Art Acker, D. Iles-.s', D. lIcCooi, C' C. Duuglzerty, B. Hulm, Purziue, R. Foiz, sturlent Forrl, E. Epperson, Absent uxlzcn picture was taken manager B. Stofietlz. were T. Dorris, D. lVii.s-mi, B. Wl1itr'lmu.se, R. Fer 5 gu 21111 row - student niunuger L. lVooISey, ll . Bell, B. li. Voikmun. johnson, 31. Baker, E. Ducin, H. Greiger. BASEBALL, coached hy Art Acker, got off to a slow start this year, but after they got a few games under their br-lt, they turned on the steam and at the time senior edition went to press hey had a win streak of four games going. Spring rains slowed the team down in early May. Before their first game they had only a few practices in which to thaw out their winter kinks. Opening their season with two losses to XVadesville,and Jasper, 3-1 and 4-2, respectively, our team finally got in the win col- umn, downing Mater Dei in their third game, 9-0. After dropping their fourth gaune to Memorial, 4-2, our glovemen started their win streak. First came Tell City, 9-1, then North 4-0, all falling to the 1low-experienced dizunontl crew. Lincoln fell to our squad 24-l. Next a previously un- beaten Pieitz team came tumbling down, 3-2, under our powerful force. Seniors Eddie Epperson, Torn Dorris, Don Hess, Ron Folz and Barry John- son all helped to stage the win streak. These seniors were hacked by a powerful squad of nnderclassmen. The hunt signal is on, and senior Don Ilcss reaches out for the bail in an attempt to sacrifice ri Bossa runner flown to .second base. Coach Art Ackcr watches the action from the third base coaching box while Ilcss .stretclzcs out to reach the low pitch. 25 l-larriers, Golfers Finish Strong H VVVV VVITII THE CHILI, YVINDS ol aiutuuiu tnlrt-aitly t-vitlt-nt iu tht- itir, tht- N58 t-tlitiou ol tht- Bosst- cross t-ouiitry tt-tuu hrtivt-tl tht- t-lt-uit-uts to stritlt- to out- ot' tht-ir ht-st st-tisous iu rt-ct-ut yt-urs. Lt-tl hy st-iiior lt-ttt-riutui NVtxyut- Tzilttrzylt, Coat-h KIM Suiitlfs Bulltlog hzu'rit-rs rut-t-tl past city rivals North tuitl Ct-uttil tiutl wt-re t-tlgt-tl hy Ht-itz' Purplt- Ptuitht-rs. 'l'ht- 'Dogs also rt-tit-li aiu till-time high iu tht- ptist tt-W st-tisous :is tht-y plat-t-tl thirtl iu l.iut-ohi Trails, t'ity tuitl tht- lit-itz Iuvittitioutil wliilt- runuiug sixth in tht- Sli-XC uit-t-t. Although Ttiltirlylx, who rt-prt-st-utt-tl Bossa iii tht- Sttitt- uit-t-t, lt-tl tht- 'Dogs iu t-vt-ry t-oiitt-st, ht- was tihly supportt-tl hy st-uior tt-iuiiiutitt-s tis wt-ll as st-vt-rtil untler- t-lzissiut-ii whost- grt-titt-st pott-utitil may lit- iii tht- future-. ltuuuiug st-t-outl iuitl thirtl to 'Ililttrxyk tluriug uiost of tht- yt-tu' wt-rc uutlt-rt-lussuit-u Ltu'ry Sit-sity iuitl Altui Nlt-Cutt-hzui. St-uiors Boh Clutlgt-l, Iiruct- Brtizt-ltou, Lt-- roy lltiyt-s tuitl Chzirlt-s llzilt-lrigg also titltlt-tl strength to tht- Bulltlog rostt-r whilt- juniors 'l't-rry NVhitt- :intl Bill Quick tuitl sophouiort- jim Mills-r art- t-xpt-t-tt-tl to protlutw- iu tht- futurt-. Couch Phil Bt-viirly's golf squtitl wt-re t-xpt-rit-iicixig tlillit-ulty iu wiuuiug uiaitt-ht-s this yt-ur, siuut- this was ai rt'huiltliug yt-air. Only thrt-v Sl'lIlUl'S ft-lt likt- ClItlSlIljl l tht- littlt- Whitt- hull whilt- t-ight iiiitlt-rt-ltissiiit-o tlt-t-itlt-tl i to pursut- tht- sport. 'l'ht-y wt-rv zihlt- to tlt-ft-tit ouly Ceu- trtil, whilt- losing lour at tht- time oi' this writing. llow- t-vt-r, wiu or lost-, our golf tt-aim showt-tl that they still Iios.vtf.w 1958 Cross Country team lines up after the com- pletion of one of their most SllCCI,'S.S'f1ll .s-easons. Tliey are, ,mm ww, Init N, right, B511 Quick, Term ryhite, jim lititl tht- spirit tuitl wt-rv htzttliiig for tht- glory ol our st-hool tit itll tiuit-s. livt-u though tht-y tlitl not win t-very Miller, Larry Sit-.sky tmtl Allen Mt:Ctttel1an, Back rote, iuaitt-h, wt- wvrt- ht-hiutl tht-ui till tht- wily. Coueli .Wax Smith, Leroy Ilayes, X'Vayne Talarzyk, Bob Gittlggt-l, Bruvt- Hrazelton antl Charlie Ilazelrigg. 'l'lii.s' yearly golf sqtmtl tuatt'lie.s- Doug Ctirmaek .s-encl tlit- antl 1 or1't-st .tlirliat-l.s'. jim Yeast-y, Mike l'lllllil'I'iS'tlll, Hola liall flown tlie fairway. From left to riglit they are Car- Royxtt-r, Cliff Klt'ymt-yer, Dart' lIt'lm antl Brian llt'1t'in.x' roll Brown, George Austin, Mike Hess, Stanley Hem-tm t'omplt-tt' tlit- list. 26 Students Enjoy Extra Athletics FOR THOSE STUDENTS who won- not on varsity l6'1llIlS, ilu-rc wwrc iiuuiy opportunities for tlivm to partici- p.1tv in iIltl'LllllllI'lll zuicl lll.ll'l' school sports, 'l'l1v CAA, girl! aitlnlctic zissocialtioii, gum' tlw fuirvr sn-x llllllly cl11111:'1's to cngugc- in criiiipi-titivc game-s us wvll as :lo somvtliiiig constructive. 'l'l11- liossc bowling ll'iljllIt', di- rcctc-cl lmy XVk1I'I'?H P2lCliL'l', also gave muiiy lioys 1-limiccs to sliow tlic-ir bowling zxlmilitivs. The lIllI'2llllllI'.ll lilskct- luill lC'ilglll' also g2IY1' lllilllj' lim- athletes and llllll-1ll.lllL'l'US tin- 1-l1111i1-1- to pg11'ti1-ipiito in Ll gurus wliin-li is we-ll-liked :xml lsllll for ull, A tuun 1-omposcil of seiiiorm Tom 'l'11l1-y, lfri-il Bossi-, Dick El'Il513ltIi'l', G1-no Beliugg, Carrol Brmmn, Hola lfingls-lbw:-lit, Doug Cll1'lll1lL'l1i, Don L1-ID111' 111111 Tom Young won the llllfillllllflll 1-lmxiipioiisliip. T111-so boys llilil suvli il NVCll-I'OllIlllCll tczun that no om- Clllllt' 1-losv lo lx-zifiiig them. Thr' lust iiitiuiiiiiral cvviit of the year was tlw 11111111111 truck incct, which was won lmy tlic son- iors. Ill ll special 50-yzlrcl clalsli for girls, Dizim- Grunt show:-il lwr 111-els to ull otlii-r competitors in tlic race lIllI'LlllllII'lll sports clilring our four yU2ll'S ut Bossv gave t'X'i'I'yUllK' ll uliiliiui- to Ullgllgf' at-tivvly in so1111- sporty, XYlll'lllt'I' xw wurv good or not. lJi11111' G1'1111t, .s'11o1ui11,Q 1111115-11111 11t1111'ti1' 1111i1ifi1'.9, ro111pS fo 1ti1'tory in tl11' .s'p1'1'i11l 1111-girl SU 1111111 1111.vl1 111111 IIN ll ,s'111'1'i111 11i,q111ig11t of t111' 11111111111 I11t1'1111111r11l 'I'1'111'k 111111 Fi1f11l IIl1CCt. CAA 11f'1i1'1'1's Bl'l7I?l'11f XI1'Ki1111i.s', 111'1'.x'i111'11tg P11f.s'11 1311111.511- crty, -8'l'L'I'l'fIll'1l-fl'l'll.S'Ill'l'l'q 111111 H11rl1111'11 Smith, 1fi1'11 prc,s-i- 111'11t, 1ook o1'1'1' ,so1111' of flll' 1'1111i111111'11f ll-S'l'll 1111 t111' 1111111 1'111,v,s-1',s- to 11111k1' .x-111'1' iffx ill good or1l1'r. rw 1957-58 I11t1'11111111'111 l111.xk1't111111 1'1111111pio11x- 11r1' 11st 111101 D1111 I,L'DIll', C1Ill'l'1J1 H1'o11'11, F1'1'11 l311,s.x'1': 121111 111117 c:l'IIl' l31'l111gg, Tom Ytllllllif, Tom Tuley. Boll 1'f11g111'111'1'1,'l1t, Doug C111'11111L'k 111111 Dirk lf1'11.s'pilg14r 1u1'1'1' 1111x1'11t. Cur Activities Showed Flaming Splrll: OUR SPIRIT, like the flame of the bonfire, smireci high to zlttzlin goals never reueiieci by previous classes. The accomplishments of our eiuss were spirited by iJll1'11iI'llQ l'Iliilll9i2lSlH and ai desire to make our four yt-an ut Bosst the most nieinorabie ones in our lives. This tietermiua- tion to make El success of everything we mild was evident in all of our activities. l ' Wg f Celebrrlting Hn' rieiorn of the seniors- in the IIIIFIIIIIIIIYII fI'll!'k meet ore Nf'l'l:l'Itl loyal ivfzirleiifs- n'l1o uttenflefl the t'Cinz1er Bulln following the trnek lneef .s'ponsorecl by Studelil Conneil, Student Council SCHOOL PHONE DIRECTORIES, the foreign student pr-ojeet, safety progrznns and help days were u few of the inuny projects Student Couneil successfully coin- pleted this year. It wusnit all work though, for there were two dzlnees during the year directed hy the Social Connnittee eo- ehuirinen Cinger Steinhauier und Ceorge Daugherty. In the full the guls inet their dutes at the Pigskin Bull. In the spring there was an Intru-Class Track Meet fol- lowed hy ai dunee, the Cinder Bull. The proceeds from hoth dunees went into the Foreign Student fund. THE BIGGEST UNDERTAKING Couneil had wus the Foreign Student Project. The Foreign Student Coni- inittee, forined lust year, has eontinued to funetion this yeur under the eo-ehuirinen jenn Stanshury und Ken Bonhznn. This eonnnittee had several projects ineluding u style show und Intru-Cluss Truek Nleet during the yeur to raise inoney for u foreign student next yeur. This yenr's foreign student, AIIRISUISSIQI Desi Baku. was from Putrns, Creeee, where she ranked first scholasti- ezilly in her eluss. She entered Bosse il ll junior hut her wide range ol? knowledge ullowed her to take some senior snhjeets, Students huye leurned lllllCll hy huying tl foreign student here, An1l.s't11,s'ia l3e.s'i,i liulfu, BKI6'-Yf'i-S' foreign student, rlnrl leon Strlnslzwll, eo-elinirimln of the foreign student rom- iniflee. anxiously ufrli! for the eoinpletion of II telephone will fo lJesi'.s' prn'enI.x' in Creeee. Keeping things going arounrl .s-eliool are the Student Council COH1H1fffl'C elmirnien. Serlterl ure Ginger Stein- liauer, Sandra Altlzeirle, jean Still!-S'IIlll'U and Murslm Thompson. Standing are Mike Trnw, Mike Hard' and Mike Clippinger. Sponsored First Foreign Student The Service Committee, directed by Marsha Thomp- son and Bob Whitehouse, co-chairmen, sponsored many money raising drives and civic activities. With the help of the Foreign Student Committee the Service Commit- tee took charge of Student Council Week presented early in the fall. The Committee also had a help dayl, this year. Several students took the children from Hill- erest Children's Home to Meskor Zoo. Others visited the Crippled Childreifs Rehabilitation Center in Chand- ler, Indiana, and the Neighborhood House in Evansville. These students painted and rebuilt pieces of furniture. THE EDUCATION COBIMITTEE headed by Sandra Altheide and Howard Turner, eo-chairmen, revised the student hand book that is always given to the fresh- men in the fall. Their committee made phone hooks with every student's name, address and phone number in it. This committee was also in charge of the Orien- tation Day for freshmen. There have been many changes made, safety wise, around Bosse thanks to the Safety Committee headed hy Mike Clippinger and Dan Breidenhaeh. The familiar posters around scho-ol publicizing events and proieets were the results of many hours of labor on the part of the Pubilicity Committee headed by Mike Traw and .leanne VVellborn. The constitution and by-laws were revised this year under the direetion of Nlike Hard and ,Indy W'illis, eo- ehairmen of the Legislative Committee. Student Council officers were Slmron Elliott, uiee-pr'esi- clentq Bill Donner, gn'esi1Ierzlg Joanne Gregory, sec'rei11ry and Phil Fine, frerlsurcr. 31 Choir Harmonized ln School Activities Amorfiiig music for Ilze I'l1i1ll',.S' next performance are tllc oflir'L'r.s': Datrizl Rogge, fl'l'lliX'lll'l'l'j Sliarou Foster, jI7'l'-S'l- zlent, and Doris Sclzutartz, secretary. Bilsgf l'l'lIl'lIl'.S'lllg for tlieir parts for flw opcrrffta are tlie learly, Bonnie Buttram, iclio played ulJUI'f7fl1!fg,, jim Sormcmalcer, tlze 'tScareero'iu,U Bill Danner, the Cowarrllgf Lionf' and Mike Cannon, the Tin XVOUIll?llHl.v 32. UNDER THE DIRECTION of Richard V. Hyatt, the Concert Choir, besides participating in thc traditional Christmas and Easter pageants, also sang in several church services and school asscmhlics. The 5:2 member group participated in thc First An- nual Choir Day, organized to allow thc high school choirs to hear each other perform. Mcmhers of the sixth period class included Luisa Ainiguet, Shirley Ash- hy, Stephanie Abel, Linda Sue Bills, Libby DeVold, Edna Evans, Sharon Foster and Judy Hazelwood. Kay Ilunt, Carolyn Hayden, Marjory Melvin, Darlmy Miller, Martha Lockwood, Doris Schwartz, Cheri Simpson, Charlotte YVarren and Bonnie NVurtz also sang the alto part. Sopranos were Sue Ellen Ahrens, Joyce Rarger. Delores Bell, Ellen Emerson, Hoodie Fonts, ,lolene Ful- ton, -Ianice -lorgenson, ,Indy LaRoe, llelcn McDonald. Sherry Sclmcll, Sharon Tapley, Marsha Thompson and judy XVright. PROVIDING THE TENOR harmony were Lyle Boll, Charles Clcck, Chuck Ealcins, jerry Edwards, Frank McCrcary, Virgil Phipps, Kye Rorie and Mike Traw. Singing in the hass clef were Don Cox, Larry Dyer, Ronnie Folz, Loran Love, lon McClain, Don Mohley, Terry Mullen. Scott Nash. Gene Purdue. David Rogue. jim Sonnemaker, lim Talhert and Dale XVo1'lc. XVithin the choir were two groups, a four-part octet and a hoysi quartet, hoth of which sang in numerous programs outside of school. Ellen Emerson and Delores Bell sang soprano while Sharon Foster and Carolyn Hayden sang alto in the octet. Chuck Eakins, -Ierry Edwards, Don Mehley and Scott Nash, who also formed the quartet, sang the hoys' part. DORIS SCHYVARTZ was the recipient ot the Ki- wanis award, given for outstanding work in the choir. She was selected hy memhers of all the choirs and the Kiwanis Club. On May I2 and lf? the Choral Music Department produced the musical version of The YVizard of Ozf, Sharon Elliott, as student director, assisted Mr. Hyatt in directing the show. Chairmen of crews and com- mittees were also important in the production. 1-v lrlesifles' prouicliug tlle Clioral lzaclcgrounrl for tlze trarlitional Cl1ri.s'tn111.y pageant at sclzool, tlze clzoir .vang at the yule-title Vesper seru- ices at YVa.vlzington Avenue Presbyterian Cliurclz anrl tlze Terrace Park Baptist Cliurcli, The group also participatefl in- tlzr' Evansville College Choir Day. The prograni presenterl at Glenwood grade sclzool con- .visterl of Tl1anlc.s'gi1:ing songs. As part of the olzserizance of lfaster, tlie clioir sang in tlie Easter pageant and in a service at the Gar- waorl General liapfixt Cliurcli. The four par! octet and tlze lzoyx' juartet liarl frequent in- vitations to .ring for various lroiclzeoris. Thespians Spread Spirit On Stage PLACESl ACTION! CURTAINV' With this statement, Miss Lenore Cupp, Thespian sponsor, began each re- hearsal of the Thespian production, 6'Beggar on Horse- backf, a farce in the form of a lavish nightmare. Starring in the comedy were Margo Pascoe, Jim Sonnemaker and Sherry Schnell. Diane Haas, David Rogge, Duane Campbell and Larry Burton also had leading roles in the play which revolved around a young manis financial dilemma and love life. As stage managers for the play, Jane Ritter and Ken Bonham supervised backstage activities. JUDY WRIGHT AND MIKE HARD organized the Thespians first s-ocial function - an October picnic at Mesker Zoo. In November a busload of Thespians Went to Indianapolis to see the road companyls production of My Fair Ladyf, starring Anne Rodgers and Brian Aherne. Initiated into the Society were over 30 pledges. To be eligible for membership, one must have Worked over 100 hours on Thespian productions. As a pledge, the student was practically enslaved to the superior Thes- pians. Carrying hooks and trays was only one part of their pledge duties. ON THE DAY OF INFORMAL initiation, pledges were easily distinguished by the cardboard Ts, hang- ing around their necks. Informal initiation was culmi- nated after school on stage with the pledges perform- ing original skits for the Thespians. Pledges were also required to provide refreshments for the members. For- mal initiation, a candle-lighting ceremony and a rc- ception, were held the following evening. North High School invited the Bosse chapter to in- stall their newly-formed Society. Twenty-one members were initiated into the Thespian group to be sponsored by Miss Carol Talflinger. The ceremony of signing the charter took place on Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1957. Senior Honor Thespians, or those who have worked more than 500 hours on productions, are Sandra Al- theide, Sharon Elliott, Bob Griffith, Diane Haas, Fred Hamburg, Mike Hard and Jody Kimm. Helen McDonald, Margo Pascoe, Nancy Pickett, .lane Ritter, Marsha Thompson, Mike Traw and Judy Wright also put in long hours after school. jim Sonnemaker, as K'Neil, willingly tells why and how he murdered his wife and her family as reporters busily take pictures of the deceased Papa Cadyf' played hy Duane Campbell, Mama Cady, portrayed by Diane Haas, and Sherry Sclznell, who played the fun-locing Gladys Cadyf, Neil, ll struggling young composer, truly loved Cyn- thia, but for financial reasons, he proposed to wealthy Gladys. Immediately he fell asleep and realized, in the nightmare, what life with Gladys would be like. i 2. ' A ' . F ,,.. ' -gg . ':5 ' I A , , .. gif i 1, e It ,,, H , QZIA: , ' - .... . -v--. . . . ' ' V A . 'A 1 f I - .2 .:. passe ,gif s lf 5' , ,gr fi, H 1:2 -gg.-., ,- Q5 1:51 55 2.1 -.- ' .. ,::..,a.y , .. ,--as ., it .::.. s.:::::.e- .:st,i::-+- -e .. I - in U: Ji: E - f f ' ,.... '15, 155 , .21 1 ,E -I: F- 'Sgr XZ' ' .... , sf- 5 1, g,?'Si,Q3 ',: 4 . :5 E2 .. , ..,, .- ........,.... , ..,. - - ...,. s.-i.:t.1:L::s. - s. i, L. . ... Standing in front of the masks of comedy and tragedy are the Tliespian officers: Diane Haas, secretary, Helen McDonald, eeep, Margo Pascoe, clerk, George Daugh- erty, treasurer and Mike Traw, president. Carrying piles of books is all in a dayis work for Thespian pledges. Piling them into the arms of pledges Gayle Small and Andy Present are mean olm Thespians Norman Levy and jane Ritter. Our NHS initiated I-lelp-Room The picture above shows some of the students receiving help from Na- tional Honor Society niemlzers. The Ilelp Room was open every day dur- ing lunch period to .students who needed assistance in any pha.se of their school work. Meeting together for an informal dis- cussion of the induction ceremonies are the members of National Honor Society: Margo Pascoe, Diane Grunt, Sarah Bellunlll: Diane Haas, Connie Skidmore, Boh Griffith, Sandra Al- theideg Suzanne Lamport, Mrs. Helen Weber, faculty sponsor, and Jody Kimm. lane Beliagg was not present when the picture was taken and Iohn Roth, another niemlzer, is now living in California. CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP, leadership and service -these were the ruling factors in selection of the Na- tional Honor Society members. Membership in the National Honor Society is re- garded as one of the most coveted awards given during one,s four years as it stands for such varied and high principles. Presiding over this yearls group of fifteen members were Bill Danner, presidentg Bob Taylor, vice- presidentg Sharon Elliott, secretary, and Richard Becker, treasurer. A new student help program was the major project that was designed hers. The purpose students who were Since the idea was experimental liasis. proved to he very and initiated hy this yearis mem- was to provide assistance to worthy having difliiculties in their studies. a new one, it was conducted on an This outside service, however. successful and beneficial to those who took advantage of it. The plan was introduced hy the NHS memhers because they thought that teachers did not have sufficient time to devote to students who needed outside help. There- fore, they dedicated their lunch hours to the promotion of this project. During the year the society also gave programs for various homerooms explaining the meaning and purpose of National Ilonor Society. Besides speaking on NHS, they offered panels on scholarship, the proper way to dress and the importance of education. For the fresh- men they presented an assembly on the value of going to college. In addition, they visited the grade schools to explain high school and its program to the future freshmen. New ulciuhers were inducted into the society on May 20. Explanations of the symbols and eluhleiu were given hy Margo Pascoe, who defined characterg Richard Becker, who told the qualities of a good scholar, Boh Taylor, who pointed out the attributes of a good leader, and Connie Skidmore, who spoke on Service. Diane Haas explained the emblem and its significance. Journalists Were Cited For Service Hf'z'z'iiting Il liunclful of priiiferis ink ax 1IIlI'f of tln' Dimzzillrf, Sum H1111 Xvllfflllll, Toni Tulvgf mul Brzfnrlu I'Ig1wiL'. 51333 Liffliting the c'z1nfll1'.v of iournulivtir' z'nzlcaunr9 zluring tlzw Jill ' ' ' 5- Y -I -V I Qu and fmll infonnnl initiation is l1Lr 7lH1HlllHIIlll, OWN and Sl.,.UIIfU,.nH11 mltmtmn Im,t1H,0f,z,CL,,.'5.: NUIWU II liumlzlr' ilmlff. Otlicr llfflfl' -' 1 . . , . , l 'gl ll w'f'f'l 'sf 1f f lmnmy Pzvkrftt, trea.s'iirz'1'g Gingzfr Sf1'Il1lIIlIlUl', .v0rri'Ctz1i'yg Sunzly Altlzciclcf, 1'iw-pl'z'si1lr'i1f, nnrl Cfmniz' Slciflniore, p1'f'Sirlr'l1f. 'l'XYEN'l'Y-'l'llllEE outstanding join'- nnlists lwuinn- nn-nilu-rs of the- Nlel- xin lf. Bl'l'lI'2llIl vliziptvi' of Quill nncl SL-roll tliis j'4'2lI'. Nliliiilmmsliip in tlic' Quill :incl Scroll is nn nwzircl I't'SC1'Vt-'ll for ont- stnncling stnll invinlwrs who mcvt tlic- lmzisic Iil'I1llll'l'll1l'IllS of tliv Ofgilllllil- tion. In orclcr to ln' ncccptccl. c-ncli pc-rson innst ln' rmoiiiinvilclecl lay tin' Sctiiooi, Sifinir zulviscr nncl npprou-cl lmy tln' c'xc'c11tix'4- S4'0I'CtilTj', Tin- purpose- ol' tlic society is to s-m'oi1rngi' nncl to I'L'VVLll'Ll lI1KllYlLl1l2ll alcliimwllis-lit in ioiirinilisni. Quill mul 35 Sc-roll nlso tries to rnisv tliv staxnclnrtls ol tln' livlrl ol jOllI'Il1lllSlll nncl to c-ns L'llllI'1lgl' stnclvnts to pnrsnv ii joins ntilistic' cni'm'i'. Mvinlmvi's of tlnf son-ity arc 'I'onnny nnvillv, lliviiclzi Egixcw, Pliil l in1- loin Cnissvr. Diiun- llzxns, Don llm-ss Vicki Higgins. lflcnnor jones ann jolly Kinnn. Coinplc-ting tlic- list ilI'l Snxnnncr Lznnport, Nlzirtlin Loi-kwoocl Dun- l,nc-ns, Nancy Xewinnn, Snsnn Stnnipl, XYnynv 'l'nlni'zyk. Rlilw Trnw loin lllllf. 5ilI'1l Butli Xxiifflllll nml Xlikc- Ziininvrninn. Muscians Marcheci Cn With Spirit Ilze IJl'C'lZL'.S'flYl ofIir'ci'xg Elica Myers. 'S'I'f'l'l'flH'Ug Mike pinger. j7I'l',Yi!If'l1f, mul Susan Price, 1'ir'4'-ymhsideilt. BOSSE'S MARCHINC BAND, under the direction of Larry Johnston, has functioned, despite weather con- ditions, from the very beginning of school. Through the season the band arranged new steps and forma- tions, and with the majorettes' help they presented many different and interesting pre-game and half-time shows. Assisting the top three band oificcrs this year were Joyce Burger, personnel lieutenantg Nancy Williams, library lieutenantg Bob Cravens, equipment lieutenant and Mike Traw, public relations lieutenant. To close the marching season the band celebrated with a party. Several of the band and orchestra musicians competed in the Instrumental Music Ensemble Auditions and won awards for their performance. One of the firsts received was for a trumpet trio consisting of Don Iuncker, Bill Faul and jim Scaggiari. A clarinet quartet, which was composed of Linda Porter, janet Copeland, Mary Ann Stahlberg and Alice Elmore, also took Hrst. Handy Mit- chell coppcd first with the same bass solo that he played in MA Nite With Musicf, Richard Marshall, Charles NVillis, Susan Price and judy Moininee of the orchestra won firsts for their solos. Mike Clippinger, Richard Marshall and Charles XVillis also played in Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra. A Night NVith Musicf, an annual production, high- lighted the second semester activities of the band and orchestra. For -onc number Mike Clippinger assumed the position of conductor of the orchestra. The program also featured a dance by vludy XVillis, a trumpet trio and a piano duet. Mike Clippinger and Don Junckcr received this yearis Kiwanis Award for the orchestra and band, respectively. This award is based -on scholarship, music ability and service in the organization. i Stepping lziglz at all lromc football games were our eight rarsify nmjorattrns-. Tlmy ware fully Smith, Carlcfna Dun- Villr: ,lurly Arningl. f'0-Clljlfllfll, anal Bonnie' YV1lrt:,, ln the lzawlc row ara' Diana llarris, ro-captain Sharon Leu- sagf, Jaan .xlC'Kl?llfS'l?lf and Vlvlci Fvlm. Planning flw formations for half-tim.: performances are flu' lzaml offlr'er.v Mike Casa, flrum major: Randy Mitch- vll, captain, and Don junckcr, first lieutenant. F lir'prc's011tin,a two senmvtrfrs of Sctnooi. Sl'IliI'I' r'1litm'.s'liip.v ara, sr'r1tm1'g Tom Gaim-z'r, vflitor-in-chief, svronrl ,wii1v.s't1'rg am! Sandy Altlwicfrf, editor- ili-rliivf first .S'l?lI1l'Sfl'l'. Stanrling In'- liinzl Tom arc' his n1ana,gin,q editor, Mika Traugg and urfws' editor, Jlartlza Loclcwoozl. Nancy Pifkett and Con- nir' Skiflmorc wcfrv Sanflyfs' a.S's'istant.s as nrfurx vflitor and managing cfditor, r1'.s'p1'r'tiifc'1y. The initial fob of all lon, Urlitors is to mf1fr.s'0C, vflitorifllly and n1r'f'l1anif'11i1y, tin' 1rulJlif'ation of flu' papwr. Tlilfsc Ullifors arc' l1llIIHftCd fournali.s't.s-, having semcrl two semes- Ir'r.s' on staff. IDUTTINC OUT A SCHOOL l'AlJl'lll Ovvry WQ6'li 1'9- quirvs tht- c-oinhinc-rl 4-fiorts ol' two complctv staffs cli- viclvcl into top 4-clitors, pzigv 1-ciitorsii cuhs und columnists on one stuii' :incl into zulvc-rtisiiig, husini-ss nuinzigvlncnt :incl cruulntion on thc- otlu-r. 'Vin-so 1-iivorts hrought about :in All-Anu'rcun supvrior rating heist-cl on tht- first svnws- tc-r's issues. Pzlgc' vclitors ussunu-cl tht- rvsponsihility of :assigning stories, page llltllii'-llp unml copyrc-zuling. This ye-zu' Byron xl0i'llOllli21lIlP, Dzxvt- lnirzis, l rcclclc- llaunhurg, Diunr' Grunt, Connim- Ohi, jcnniu- VV:-iihorn, Carolyn xV2lSl'jl'l' zinci Mary Le-v Sviht-it workt-ri us pngt- 4-ciitors. Assisting the-in wc-rv Boh Criilith zuul Ellvn Mya-rs, vohunnists and Ricluirfl lim-L-km. ctmrrt-sponclc-nt. Thv joh of writing storis-s :incl gntlwring ns-ws was aissigiutcl to thai vuhs. Cuhs on tht- stuff we-ro Num-5' Eilc-rs, Mary Ann Conuwny, jury liurly. .-Xnn Hutchinson. Czirol SL'llC'll, .Iucly NVi'ight. Bih Vl1l'0ft1'l'. licvcrly Alhin. Marsha Thonipson, Joyct- Blat-k, Xyilylltl YCIICIIIQIII. Stew- llullcrt, Duvv Wilson illlll Dun' SDCIICU. Sviling zuls :incl clistrihuting pupvrs we-rv two of tht- clutivs of thc- :ul stall' hc-zicls Nanny N1-wnuin. Don Lf'Duc. Cingvr Stciiilmiufi' and Don llvss. Si-rviiig us tht-ir as- sistants wort' Susan Stone-. Susan Crouch. Nora Fisher. 'l'm'ry XVhitiim'lcl. Connic Gill, Aluiiicc' Kc'i'm'y, Bvtty Lou Rit-kin-tl, Susan Stznuuircl :incl Nlurilyn I'ivrt-4-. Also help- ing with thv husinvss lllilIl1l,Ql'l1li'llf of tht' paper were' Lyiulzi Lonnxx. Clill' iforcl. Larry Kl'2llIll'l', Eleanor -lonvs, lucly Philips. Vit-ki Higgins. l rc'cl Boss:-, Boh Blviulcvr. Toni Young anal Nlzirilyn Aucl. Spirit Flourisheci ln Spirit Ciiice PHIL FINE, as editor-in-chief of Senior Edition, with the help of Sara Beth XVattam, managing editorg jody Kinnn, news editor and Ginger Steinhauer, advertising manager, supervised the puhlishing of the largest Senior Edition in Bosseis history. For the first time the hook was divided into sections, each headed hy several staff inemhers. Brenda Egnew, Toni Tilley and Diane Haas were responsihle for open- ing section and Connie Skidmore, Nancy Pickett and Bill Cole took charge of the activities section, Over- seeing the people division was the job -of Sandra Al- theide, Suzanne Lamport and Susan Stumpf. The duty of XVayne Talarzyk and Dennis Doekery was organizing the sports section. The total nnniher of pages of the edition was in- creased from 72 to 88 and, with the goal -of a hard hack Senior Edition in iniud. the editor improved the cover of the magazine hy having it made of a new material which resemhled and gave the appearance of wood. The extra pages added to the coverage of ae- tivities and alloted more room for individual senior pictures. Photographs and art work for the Edition were con- trihuted through the efforts of Mike Zimmerman and Terry Mullen. with Mike taking the pictures and Terrjv toiling heliind an easel. Editor euhs, Steve Hallert and Nancy Eilers, worked as assistants on start in pre-p.1ration for their co-edit-or- ship of the 1959 Senior Edition. They also handled all arrangements for the distrihution of 1958 Senior liditions. Clubs Added Spirit To School Lite NIFIETINC AFTER SEVENTH pe- riod three out of every four YVednesA days. the Chemistry Cluh tried to correlate classroom knowledge with its practical application in industry and in the husiness world. The eluh met to hear various lectures hy in- vited guests whose vocations were in the field of seienee. The eluh was organized to pro- vide information supplementary to the classes, studies. Several meetings were used to further explain suhjeets that were just 'itouchedi' upon in class discussions. Clary, the cluh chose olticers from Under the direction of Charles Mc- all the Chemistry classes. Phil Fine received the ottice of president while Nick Baum was recipient of the sec- ond highest position. jane Ritter was secretary and Sid Paetor took over the finances of the cluh. Three com- mittees were selected to help the president schedule meetings. Bill Cole headed the program committee while jane Ritter and Nick Baum were chairmen of the welcoming and chair committees, respectively. iRS?69'M is S ...W M GIRLS' CLUB COUNCIL, an or- ganization composed of two represen- tatives elected from each class and orlieers selected from the sophomore, junior or senior delegates, worked on special projects around school and helped in the sponsorship of Bosseis orphan. jean-Claude Pivin. This yearis officers were Cheri Simpson, president: Karen ltehrman. vice-president: and Beverly Blue, sec- 1'i-'titfy-iTCllStlI'l'I'. The representatives were Vicki jaerjuess, Toni lfendel, Charlene Mullins and Susan Stone of the freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior classes, respectively. The first project of the Uirlis Chnl: Council was the iiget actjuaintedu party for freshmen girls. Their next project was the 'lihanksgiying Day Assemhly. Students were asked to contrihute food for needy families in the city or money for the support of jean-Claude and the Sands llill School in Kentucky. Later they helped gather clothing for Bundle Day. Some of the cloth- ing was sent overseas, hut the ma- jority of it was given to deserving people in lfvansville. l i 1 'KDID YOU ORDER A MOVIE this period? is a usual question often heard during a class session. It is the movie operator bringing in his equip- ment to show a picture. President of the club which meets during the E.C.A. period is Vernon Barnett, While Larry Palmer, Mike Turnbloom and Marshall Thomas are secretary, vice-president, and treas- urer, respectively. Members of the club, which repre- sent all four of the classes, are John Allen, James Cates, Virgil Jennings, Harold Creenburg and Tom Blain. Jim Bolerjack, Russel Stackey, Tom Andrews, Jolm Cauer, Ronnie Bate- man and Stephan Schmidt are also experts of camera mechanisms. Mike Euler, Jack Lutz, David Shirman, Theodore Cish, David Hart and Charles Davis encourage visual edu- cation along with Jerry Ilorns, Keith Kineade, Robert Bush and Eddie Chamberlain. Thomas Coffey, Mike Richards, Steve Miller, Jerry YVoods, Larry YVillis, Robert Binnix, David Schmidt, Jerry Noffsinger and Billy Johnson eonelude the list of movie operators. SENIOR Y-TEENS, an after-school organization for senior and junior girls, had a busy and profitable year. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Elaine Pitman, the girls sponsored a rum- mage sale, a Christmas dance, and the distribution of Thanksgiving baskets. Nancy VVilliams, president, and her assisting oi'Hcers, Judy Venis, vice- presidentg Connie Gill, secretary, and Julie Nisbet, treasurer, supervised the eollection of canned food from each homeroom. The free-will collection taken during the Thanksgiving assem- bly was used to purchase meat, vege- tables and fruit. Baskets of this food were arranged and distributed among needy families in Evansville. The Mistletoe Frolic is the annual Christmastime dance, sponsored joint- ly by all the Y-Teen groups in the city. To send a delegate to the State Y-Teens Convention, the Bosse group sponsored a rummage sale in March. This year's convention was at Merom Institute, Merom, Indiana. Y-Teens was established by the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion and has as its goals self-improve- ment, helping others, and a closer relationship with Cod. A national and international fellowship is stressed in their programs. V 42 People, eople . . . Ancl More eople Peoplv, with pep tu sparc, .srlrgwcl 1l4'm.sz.- Elllllllf Fivlzl after the gllllllii to Clufvr. And pep .xpillvzl m'c'r into nur everyday contacts with peuplc' - ilu' lnavklmnc uf tha' school. Our faculty mul zulministmtifm .xlzurwcl wntlzzzxi- 11.9111 as flmy Izzllrkazf our prnfc'c'f.s' rlnrl 1mr'1iz'.x-, Of rmuxw, ure seniors had thc' Inns-t pwp nf um 1 Z Administrators Backed Our Class A RED TIE worn by our principal, Dnvicl Dudley, was Ll symbol of oncourugeinent and enthusiasm to every student of Bossc. This tie, in addition to its wearer, wus seen at all Bossa activities, cheering thc tc-znns and supporting the student body. During the yezng Mr. Dual- ley wus particularly busy filling out thc reconnuns-nclutiou lorins that :ire so necessary for acceptance to college. Miss llelcn Stoutcnborough became the Dc-un oi' Cirls in our junior yeur. In filling this job shi- took cure ol all girls' attendance. She also headed the ECA coin- niittce and sponsored the Cirlls Club Council. And, :ls if this did not give hcr enough to do, Nliss Stouten- borough was in charge of everything concerning senior scholarships, liven with all this is do, she in-yer wus too busy to tukc time to talk to us :uid help us with our personal problems. Counselor liulph Muycs wus always reucly to give us helpful advice throughout our four years ut B-osse, und helped prepare us for college by keeping ll supply ol college bulletins und literature in his ollice. Xlr. Mayes was with us uguin in Student Council giving us u helping hand in :ill projects, He could ycry well be culled il collector of lost articles, for it was to him we went whenever we hull misplaced books. lu-ys. jewelry :incl purses. Busy as usual, David Dullley, priori- pal, ills out one of the many senior recommendations for college. Looking through college catalogues and scholarship books in preparation for vocational guidance are Miss Helen Stoutenborough, Dean of Girls, and Ralph Mayes, Coun- selor. Most seniors have received counseling concerning various pmblenzs from one of these two people cluring their four years of high school. Even though they are very busy, they always took time out to help as with our problems. Throughout Cur Years At Bosse OUR FIRST CONTACT with Paul lcnnings was two yi-urs ago when ht' canm- lo Bossa us our assistant prim-ipnl. Since then his time has lx-cn occupied trying to fill the pro,Lirznn wants and needs of each stnnlcnt. Ile was also Dean of Boys :intl in this capacity clicukc-cl alttcnclance, gave ont achnits, sm-nt call slips and passe-tl ont rlctvntion slips. Nlill'glll'C'l Lukt-ns hm-lil the imposing titlv ol' Attviiclzniuv Conn- sr-lor. In this 4-zipat-ity sho walled or visitt-cl ns when we wort' ill. Always rc-only to In-Ip ns with our Ulllt'1' prolJh'lns, she was il wel- c-oine sight to 4-aah senior girl. 'Have you an ache, ai splinter or il cut? Co soc- Mrs. Georgia Norclhans. nurse. Throughout our four years nt Bossa-. tht- nnrsc's office- has lx-on ai we-lt-oinc haven to those in ill In-altli. Shu sont ns honn- when wc- we-iw sick or t'Yk'llSl'll ns xvlwn wt- haul an appointinvnt with tht- clot-tor. Hrs. Sim-ttv NIL-Gill kept the lilmmry qnivl so wt' vonhl stncly and guich-tl ns in tht' selection of hooks. niagnxim-s and i'vfe1'e-:ice inatf-riall for reports. She also hclpc-ml ns vhoosn- tht- hooks which we wanted to rt-all for pleasure. Lconarcl Bl'llSlll'ill'S, chief custodian, haul ll nmn-size job. He lat-pt our lniilcling in sino-oth running order hy fixing window shades, repairing 1-hairs and generally keeping tht- hnihling in good condition. Paul Jennings, assistant principal, is making ana' of the mana teleplmne calls to tlie downtown office concern- ing television classes sclieflalecl for next year. 45 is Mrs. Margaret Lalwris, attendance L'oanselnr. Nurse Mrs. Georgia Norrlliaas ancl Mrs, Suzetie McGill, lilirarian, arf' picturerl waiting to enter tlie lnailzling. Busily sorting the mail for their various ofces are Miss Martha Sigl, secretary to Charles McClaryg Miss janet St. Clair, David Duclleyls secretary, anal Mrs. Lua jean Craflzlock and Mrs. Dolly Bertram, secretaries to Paul Jennings. Keeping tlzr' n1m1c'roas lzall lights in working Con- rlition, as .S'lIUll.'H l1f'1'f', was only one of tile many duties of Bo.wsw'.s- lzcarl r'a.s-tozlian, Leonard Bro- sl 1 ea rs. LEE ALBIN - HUncle Leev . . . Teaches English and Math . . . Enjoys out- door sports . . . Dislikes bridge parties GUY ANDRESS - Hflusn . . . Teaches Health and Safety . . . Coaches Fresh- man football, track . . . Hobbies are athletics, Ma- sonic Work, church work LEONILA BADCER - Teaches Spanish . . . Spon- sors Spanish Club . . . Likes coffee, cherry pie and kids CATHERINE BEARD - Teaches English CURTIS BROWN-Teaches Woodshop . . . Director of Visual Aids . . . Sponsors Movie Operators Club ALFRED E. BUCK - Teaches History . . . Coach- es Freshman basketball, Cub football . . . Sponsors Rod and Gun Club . . . Enjoys sports, gardening MARY BETH BURNS -- 6'Betsy,' . . . Teaches jour- nalism and English . . School Spiritv Advisor . . . Enjoys reading, raising two sons I. MAXWELL DAVIS - Teaches Biology . . . Spon- sors Science Club . . . Hob- by is construction work VESPER ANNE DODD - Teaches English . . . Enjoys books, flowers . . . Dislikes insincerity ALLENE DOWNEY - Miss Dv . . . Teaches Citi- zenship and U. S. History ROBERT EDELNIAN - c'Uncle Bob . . . Teaches Radio Expression and Speech . . . Sponsors Senior Class . . . Hobbies are T.V., and fishing HELEN EMERSON -- Teaches Homeinaking . . . Hobbies are traveling, read- ing DOROTHY ERSKINE - c'DotU . . . Teaches Xlath . . . Enjoys travel, garden- ing, reading, handwork MARION F. CATTERER- Teaches Shorthand and Clerical Practice . . . Likes to travel ROBERT A. CATTERER- Teaches Cerman and Eng- lish . . . Interests are clas- sical music, reading . . . Sponsors Music Apprecia- tion Club CEORCE COERLITZ - Teaches Biology . . . Enjoys gardening . . . Dislikes cards 46 BEEIIEEE' -4:1 rf? I .19 'K Neff? ' C... tt. -.r ' -If - .. if 5152 52- '::.:-wr .. :E5fEEE'Ef E:' 's Sw AWK mf ,V,.,,, ,,,,, , . , .1--- 1 ':f:fiff:..f1: r22':t f ij 5 ::s::.. ..., - ,.gI5RE5EQ.,Szg?r, .M S .... M: .... 5 5 4 as 5 f 'ff ,ff ., fr . . ROBERT B. GOUCH - Teaches Business . . . Spon- sors Hi-Y . . . Likes to fish, hunt, travel ALFRED CRABHORN - AIU . . . Teaches Math . . . Manages Bookstore . . . Hobbies are boating, wood- working DORIS GRIFFIN - 'Teaches Phys. Ed .... Spon- sors Senior Class . . . Enjoys .camping MARTHA CRONE - Mar- tyn . . . Teaches English and Art Craft . . . Enjoyis Fishing, painting DONALD HARTIC - 'cDon,' . . . Teaches Math and Chemistry . . . Hobbies are golf, gardening, photog- raphy . . . Dislikes hunpy potatoes DORA LOUISE HESS - Teaches Family Living, Housing, Clothing . . . Sponsors jr. Red Cross . . . Likes to sew, textile paint THEODORE HITCH, JR.- Tedv , . . Teaches Math . . . Interests are hunting, photography, children . . . Dislikes eating, T.V., movies RICHARD V. HYATT - Dick', . . . Choral In- structor . . . Operetta di- rector . , . Enjoys music. LAWRENCE B. JOHNS- TON - Band and Orches- tra director . . . Sponsors Twirling Club and Ensemble Club . . . Enjoys fishing HERMAN F. KELLER - Basketball Coach . . . Ten- nis Coach . . . Phys. Ed. In- structor . . . Likes traveling, hunting ARVEL KILPATRICK - Mn Kf, . . . Teaches Math . . . Enjoys sports . . . Dis- likes poor sports JACK E. LEWIS - Teaches Driver Training and Phys. Ed .... Adviser of Safety Comm .... Hobbies are gardening, sports CAROLYN LOCKYVOOD- Teaches Citizenship, U. S. History . . . Enjoys reading, music, dancing, sports ROY LONG - Teaches Al- gebra . . . School Treasurer . . . Likes sports, gardening, clmrch work CHARLES McCLARY - Teaches Chemistry . . . Fac- ulty Business Manager of Athletics BERNICE RICCUTCHAN- Teaches Math . . . Enjoys handicraft, flowers ,.,,v ...Q-gf: 1EgEf:g:E::E2EE552' V ' I-: ' I 3 I :-:re '::f..-,41s::-'Pa'- .. ' '- ' '- ' 72232555-. ,:, i'E1E'55EiEi5E5E5E5EfE ' 'IEE ei? . , if f I WU' Q., ,.,: A, A,:. ,l,A f ,z ze 1. 2 We- gg, Ex + gif A as ? he .at In 1- 1 ,- 2. 1 xjbsy ,s ,....:eg- .- ,:,., e ,,.-.Mm 4, . - , :,:, , ir' e 1:, 5 Q ,., ..:- sfigeil ' '1' S f Q . ,.-:i . I Y tile 5.2 ff' 6 f s s. 3 , a V T I I 5 :,.g:f ie- 2- . : 'f. .-. .E.Ef,'EE: f :.:::E1, 55:2 A. ,gg 55 ,, .,,..A ,.... . -1: qi. ,,-- ft ,,: 5 f ,K ' 4-,Q '.:1..:'., -1 .,,:.,-l Eii.--Em.: 1215 : ,asses '-,- c 'f e c : f ,,,, :, 1A ,: 2W r ,- ,.1 I It' vlf 4 X SUZETTE McCILL - Suzic,' . . . Librarian . . . Enjoys reading, traveling MARGARET E. MANN - Peg . . . Teaches History . . . Director of Eastern Tour . . . llobbies are bridge, travel, business R. CHARLES MAY - Teaches Biology and Elec- tric Shop . . . Enjoys farm- ing ALFRED MURRAY - Teaches American Problems and Psychology . . . Ilobby is coin collecting WARREN lNI. PACKER - Teaches Selling . . . Spon- sors Bowling, DE Club . . . Hobby is genealogy ELAINE V. PITNIAN - Teaches English and Home Nursing . . . Hobbies arc Cub Scouts, fishing, bridge, sewing MARGUERITE POHLE - Teaches Latin and Written Expression . . . Sponsors jr. Classical League . . . Likes to read DELORIS RILEY 4 ulleeu . . . Teaches Phys. Ed. . . . Enjoys golfing CATHARINE C. ROBERTS - Pat,' . . . Teaches Busi- ness Law, Typing, Gen. Business . . . Hobbies are bridge, golf, cooking, interi- or decorating . . . Dislikes gossip WILLIAM RUSSLER - Wild Billi' . . . Teaches Phys. Ed. and Health and Safety . . . Football coach . . . Dislikes loud talkers ARNOLD SCHWENGEL- Arnie . . . Teaches Biolo- gy and Phys. Science . . . Hobby is trains . . . Dislikes gripers ELLA V. SHELTON - Teaches Typing, Cen. Busi- ness . . . Sponsors Seven- teen Club EVERETT SMITH- Smit tieu . . . Teaches Math . . . Likes to golf, bowl MERRILL SNETHEN - Teaches Art LILLIAN O. THOMPSON -Teaches English and Lit- erature . . . Sponsors Educa- tion Comm, . . . Interests are cooking, gardening DONALD R. TINCHER - Teaches Metal Shop . . . Enjoys sports, camping, fishing 47 ' HELEN E. WEBER - Teaches Typing, Shorthand, izil' in ' Transcription . . . NHS, i ,lll Seventeen Club Sponsor I HELEN YVIERS - Teaches Typing . . . Sponsors Eti- A, :- quette Club . , . Enjoys , H reading, sewing 'i' , DONALD E' WILLIAMS' ,,,,,,, , ,, , , ..,,, Teaches History . . . Assit. A,V,V, E. ,,, ' ,.v A football and baseball coach .,,. 2 ' ' ' Hobbies are leather 'tir Work, SPOHS SI' 3 'zizzi E ., ...'. . .. ii'i'i iflf' EI12LliSl1 - - - Enioys reading, i'i: A traveling, gardening . . . Teachers who did not have their pictures made include NIISS lNIIRIAlNI ACNEWV, PHILIP BEVARLY, lNIRS. D'AL- LIS CALNIES, lNIRS. ELEANOR CASTLE, lNIRS. DELPHA CHEEK, WILLIAM COUCH, lNIISS LENORE CUPP, MRS. THERESA DURRE, MRS. ELEANOR GREGORY, HENRY KELL, RAY MILLER, MISS LOIS MUELLEPR, MISS GRACE OSSENBERC, WOODROW PEMBERTON, GERALD REFFETT. MAX SMITH, ROBERT WICCERS and MISS CAROLYN WILLS. In Memoriam Miss Bernice McCutchan May 4, 1958 YELLINC AT THE TOP of their lungs tluring a foothall game are the Pep Cluh ollieers th-ft to rightl Margo Pascoe, seeretaryg Tom Tnley. yiee presiclentg joyee Barger, treasurerg ancl Boh Tay- lor, president. The Pep Chili members spread a great cleal of spirit and enthusiasm at the games ancl pep as- semhlies. This yearys eluh was responsihle for the first bonfire at Bosse. A trementlous numher of students turnetl out at the hontire whieh was a great sneer-ss even though we lost to ltr-itz the next clay. At the seetionals our pep seetion was the great- est. Students Wore White shirts and helcl recl anfl grey earcls. This earcl seetiou was another first for Bosse this year. The Pep Cluh sold retl Al- pine hats for the seetionals and rnacle a paper maehe hullzlog to serve as our rnaseot, liyeryone will long remember the aeeomplislnnents of the Pep Cluh during 1957-58. We Followed Our Leaders I 5-',:1,:14Z PLANNING AHEAD for our Cfornmeneement in lfnlow Stkltlllllll are our senior olfieers: Diane Crant, presitlent: Ellen Myers. xiee presitlent: Ginger 5IClIlll1lllt'I', secretary, ancl XVayne rliillitflyk. treasurer. Right along with Colnmeueement went Senior YVeeli antl all its plans, inelucling the selee- tion of Connnerreernent and Class Day speakers. Anal, sinee this was the year that Bosse was in eharge of the eity-xyicle Connneneement Danee, our senior ollieers put in extra hours of work. However, we kept our untlerelass officers husy, too, beginning with our Freslnnan Talent Day. The next big proieet our elass unclertook was our sophomore party on Fritlay the 13th, entitlecl 'iSuperstition Ball. We really got into the swing ol' things in our iunior year as our oliieers super- visecl our junior prom. llere, enjoying the eool spring air ancl thinking over their past stations are our unclerelass olli- eers. In the top row is Dong Carmaek, who was hoth our freslnnan treasurer anal our sophomore presiclent. Sharon lilliott reeeiyetl the position of sophomore yes-pg while Connie Skichnore was freshman presiclent. and Dayitl ltogge hc-lcl clown the positions of sophomore treasurer antl, in the next year, junior presiclent. In the hottom row are Susan Priee, who was our sophomore seere- tary, and Ioanne Cregory, whom we eleetetl to the ofliee of junior treasurer. Cinger Steinhauer, yiee presitlent, ancl Diane Crant, seeretary, eom- pletetl our junior oitieers. Ceorge Carry, our l-I't'SllIl1il11 secretary, has sinee moved away. into Many Activities l.O0KlNC OVER ULU 1flJlTIO.VS of Till-I SPIHVI to get irleus' for flzeir Class' Dug sper'z'ln'.s' are Tom Tulcy. zrlio .vgnolfe on our rlflilelif' fwlrieiienients: Ellen. liners, zclzo rli.x-eizsserl our ll!'l'tlI711?llS'l1I71f'l1l.S in tlze fielzl of fine rlrfsg Margo Prisroe, rulio re- eullerl our .woeifzl 11f'tii'ilie.vg mul jolm llare, zelio n'rie1z'erl our .sclzolrlsfic rn'l1i1'lt1'nn'11l.s'. Our tflflss Dun lt'H.8' II nienzorfllzlr' 1'i'r'nt, for il u'u.v tlze first time uv' lmrl uppearerl in fron! of Ilrr' sfrnlriii lzozly in our raps rnnl ,qo1riis. UR' lis- lenefl to our Clrlss' Dan .vin'r1kr'1'.s'g flu' ulff'l1!J1',S'U - ll llllIll'll'f of Clnirlc Iinkins, jerry l'illlt?IIIYI',S', Sroft .'X'r1.vl1 rmrl Don .llolzley - nflio .wing tIru1lu11fion Day, mul ,lon xlHll!'lfI'I'. u'lnv plrlyecl Il trumpet solo. Xrtri. tln' r'lf1,s-s ,gift uns !lHIlUIlI1I'1'fl nt this ns- seinlzly lm lirure Brazellon, lclzo uns lzeurl of flni gif! r'on1mitfe1'. Tlzz' last UfliI'l!ll uc! on tlrr' program lllfl-S' tln' pre.w'nting of flu' r'lus.v key by Diane Cmnt, our senior jIl'l'.N'lIlt'1ll, to flu' prr'.s'irl1'iit of next lfl'I1l'iS senior !'lllA'1S'. p l ---- Connneneement June 5, 1958-that glorious clay we will always rememher. Our Commencement was huilt aronntl the theme 'iCetting Our Lives Into Orbitf' Speakers at Commencement. pieturecl at the left, are Cleft to right? Bill Danner, Sharon Elliott, Sandra Al- theicle and Boh Griffith. Boh gave the first speech, uC:OIlI1l'Ll0VVl1,,i followed hy Sandra who spoke on the 'glnitial Thrnstf' Sharon talkecl on the 'illooster Thrusti' while Bill eompletetl the speeches with the Final Stagef' After the Connnene:-ment exercises. we pro- eeecletl to the clance. Bosse was the host school for the clanee. The theme of the dance was car- rietl out hy little green men ancl satellites. Pro- yicling the music for the evening was Ralph l'lllIlIklj.f2tll,S hancl. After the clanee was over. everyone clepartetl to various parties. NVhen we were freshmen there were 656 stu- dents in our classg however, only 419 Students gracluatefl four years later. After these four years of harcl work ancl fun, we finally reeeivecl that all-important cliploma. Some of us then startecl working while others went on to college. RELAXINC AND TALKING over the success of Senior Talent Day are our class sponsors. Rohert Eclelman and Nlrs. Doris Griffin. These two people clicl more than their share to make our proms, parties ancl all other activities a sneeess. They were most instrumental in the triumph of our junior and senior talent clays. as well as our junior ancl senior proms. They hecame sponsors in our sophomore year ancl their first unmlertaking was the sophomore party. Then, in our junior year, they continuecl helping us in the choosing of our senior rings anal the taking of our class pictures. Last, hut hy no means least, was their work to make our Senior XVeek and Commencement - something we woultl remember all of our lives. MARCO PASCOE 111111 HOB TAYLUH 1cI111 1111111 IJUNE HOST FOR SICNIURS fakv firm' nut from 111'1,'111'11fi11,Q for ll 111111 11.s-.swmlzly tu ws. We Excelled... I H1111 N HI 1' I 1 ff 11 11 I -,J -if Q .Cui W c-J I N A 91 9 l.C1111i11,Q rlguinst ll ,wt nf 1'r11'111'l111n2zIi11.s'. 11'l1i1'I1 l11'I111'cI tI11'n1 with IIICII' 111,311 .w'l11111I T I . . Q 7 I111 1 111 11 1 OSI -1 I111n11'1u111'k. 11r1' JANE BICIIAGG 111111 TK .NI CIAISSER, lL' 1' 1'11t1' H11 .XI INTELLIGENT fr11n1 H11' .s-1'11i11r 1'I11.s.s'. .l11111' 111111 T11111 111.511 .11I11r1 111 ll-W' tlzcwc 1'1z1'y1'I11v pcclizus' in tI11'ir 1:11IIcg1' I11m11'11:n1'lc. 011tst11111Ii11g 11111.vi1'uI 11I1iIify llfll-S' 1IispIayc1I LI1r1111,Ql11111f the year by jlillllf-YI ELLEN MYERS uml 11115-.11 player MIKE CLIPPINCER, cI111x1'11 as thc' BEST MUSICIANS. f '4 ffvi '34 IIl'l3IQIIlg Ilfflllllfl flu' .s'ymIJ11I of tlwir p1'11fe.s-.s-i1111 11r1' SHARON ELLIOTT IIIIII BOB GRIFFITH, ratffrl us H11 BEST ACTORS. 50 fxl 2 fw-f 'xgfvxg KN Beauty, Brains, Talent-We I-lave Them All ..-- ' 1.-5 ,.,.,,,,-, .,.f-'- ...lf- ,-lwr -, .- V I C, PUFCIICII rm, flu' wurrl u.S'lll'l.'l3S.S'v are SANDRA ALTIIICIDE unrl BILL DANNER, :elm wvrzf zvutml tlzv MOST LIKELY TO SUCCICICD nut of flu' .s-wiim' z'l11.s'.s'. Botlz Srnulm unrl Bill lmpz' that tllis will lm 1111 mnen of gnml luvk for tlzwir future lives. .-ti- -ff 717,-iif Sitting mi ll popular 1'r'1'1u'rl arc' DIANE GRANT zmrl DOUG CAHXIACK, l3fn,w.x-cfs' HOST POPULAR s1'nim'.v, il lm: xxx it NN lo 2 L 5 2 Q2 -?1. -i. +- Q..- RD: 62 ' 09 fezzitr K Vimciiag mu' of 1110 murals uscrl in tlm .style .s-lmzu are Guufl-lnnkizig rrflz'c'tim1.s are slzown in this mirror of flu' ARTISTS ELEANOR JONES zlml TERRY IUDY IIALL mill DON AVOBLEY, till? lfl10iCeS for MULLEN, BEST I,OOKI.'YG. 51 . 'A 1 , 52:--:s:agE I-za 5:1 ' 'iff , ' -,J 1,-:,,. xv .,... .-v. 5 :I- -- -'----- .J ' 32.23 E HQ .JZ ii: , -'E J wdagiph Vvlx 2 teefizp ,yy ,av . Q, 1 ,af'N '5i ' Q2 X ...,. - .2s':gf,:. ..-1Ag1,,: Q-Iv . ,... Q .A.. 5' . . -'-'-' 0 ii .69 . :EE iii wi :i.W9'. v:,,...gz.,, v::A::E:-HW1 J -I H . r r. A-W A Q., f 3f225f-sgsf' V CHARLES RICHARD AD- AMS -- ChuckU . . . Chess Club . . . Locker Service Club . . . Plans to join Armed Forces SUE ELLEN AHRENS - Script Comm. for Jr. Talent Day . . . Concert Choir . . . Scarlet and Gray. RICHARD ALBIN - Dig-kv . . . Freshman track . . . Reserve baseball . , . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Cun Club JANIES RHOADES AL- DERSON - Jim . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Track . . . Football Club. SANDRA SUE ALDRICH - Sandi,, . . . FBLA . . . Seventeen Club . . . Pcp Club SHIRLEY JOYCE ALEX- ANDER -- ulfiliin . . . Vice president of Etiquette Club. JEANNE ALLCOOD - AllbadU . . . Modeling Club . . . Jr. Red Cross Club SANDRA JANE AL- THEIDE -- SandyH . . . Editor-In-Chief of School Spiriti' . . . NHS . . . Thes- pian . . . Quill and Scroll BONITA lNIAY ALVEY - Bonniev . . . Etiquette Club . . . Modeling Club . . . Yell Leaders Club LUISA SOPHIE ARIICUET - Sita', . . . Jr. Prom Dec- oration Comm .... Pigskin Ball Decoration Comm. . . Scarlet and Cray JUDITH ANN ARNINC - Judi . . . Co-captian of maiorettes . . . Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. SHIRLEY lNIAE ASHBY - Scarlet and Gray . . . Music Appreciation Club . . Etiquette Club DOUGLAS AUSENBAUCH - Doug . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Marching Band . . . Rod and Cun Club TANYA JOLINDA BAGBY - Tanny,' , . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Modeling Club . . . Seventeen Club . . . Pep Club EVELYN YVONNE BAIL- EY - 'iBonnie', . . . Make- up and Set Comms. for K'For the Love of Marsv AMY LOU BAKER - Sec- retary of Girls' Sports Club . . . DE Club . . . Music Appreciation Club .... FBLA 4? Q 3:2 A: ..,. ., v n . ,SI W 5 2 a e . r-r'Aa '11 ....., A f t'-- A f i : l 1 :' 'l i i lil 2. a , . . . 1, ,., 52 JANET ELIZABETH BALDVVIN -- ,'Squirt', . .. Pep Club . . . Scholarship HBH . . . Plans to attend col- lege VVILNIA JEAN BALL - Monitor . . . FBLA . . . Jr. Red Cross JOYCE ELAYNE BARCER - i'Jercev . . . Football Queen . . . Pep Club Treas- urer , . . Band Personnel Lieutenant . . . President of Modeling Club FREDIA LOUISE BAR- NETT - Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Yell Leaders Club DIANA JEAN BARR - 'Div . . . Scholarship BD . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Commeucemcnt Flower Corl . . . Modeling Club ALSTON BARROW - Mac . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club RICHARD STEPHEN BAUM - Vice-president of Chemistry Club . . . Scho- larship BU . . . Scarlet and Cray CAROLYN BAUMCARTN- ER - Program Chairman of Etiquette Club . . . Jr. Talent Day BARBARA JEAN BECK -- 'iBabs,, . . . Secretary of FBLA . . . Etiquette Club . . . Plans to be a see- retary JAMES RANDOLPH BECKER - Jim . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club RICHARD HARNIAN BECKER - Treasurer of NHS . . . K'School Spirit Stall' . . . Scholarship B DON CENE BEHACC - Varsity and Reserve Bas- ketball . . . Reserve and Freshman Track . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club JANE DEAN BEHACG - Janie,' . . . NHS . . . Scholarship BD . . . Presi- dent of FTA Club . . . Scarlet and Cray LYLE JOHN BELL - Monk Varsity Football Mgr. . . Reserve, Freshman Football WILLIAM THONIAS BELL - Tommy', . . . Decoration Comm. for Jr. and Sr. Proms. SARAH ANN BELLABIY -- NHS . . . Thespians . . . Scholarship BU . . . Jr. Talent Day . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Student Council augur JOANN BELOWV - Jon . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Seven- teen Club . . . DE Club ROBERT BENTHALL - Bohn . . . Varsity Football . . . Fooball Club . . . Pep Club BARBARA LOUISE BERG - 'KBabs', . . . Secretary of Jr. Red Cross . . . Music Appreciation Club LAVONNE FRANCES BERRY -- Music Appre- ciation Club . . . Modeling Club SUZANNE BESHEAR - Suzie', . . . Scholarship BU . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Thespian LINDA SUE BILLS - Student Council . . . Secretary of Class Council . . . Concert Choir . . . Sr. Prom Decoration Comm. JAMES DENNIS BLACK - 'limb . . . Scholarship BU . . . Scarlet and Gray RICHARD INIELVIN BLACKBURN 1 Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Plans to join the Navy RICHARD RONALD BLA- LOCK - Dick . . . Thes- pian . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Sr. Prom Publicity, Tick- ets and Program Comms. PHYLLIS ANN BLANKEN- SHIP - K'Phil,' . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club Seventeen Club ROBERT BLEMKER - Bob,' . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . School Spiriti' Ad Stac . . . Rod and Gun Club EDWARD GEORGE BOEHNE -- Erin . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Sr. Prom Band Comm. NIARTHA SUE BORDNER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Modeling Club . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . Pep Club FRED BOSSE - Punch', Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Football . . . Reserve Bas- ketball . . . School Spirit Ad Staff . . . Varsity Track GERALD ANTHONY BOYLES - Jerry . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Fresh- man Football . . . Pep Club GERALD MICHAEL BOYLES -- njerryv . . . Basketball . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Plans to attend college 53 M ,- I if ' 2 'QZI .' , ,IfE1i f5f::.'-.:-:le 6 if 3' i.,.:ffJ ' 121 Inna Tm 1'l2f zzc' BRENDA SUE BRADLEY - Suzy . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club Modeling Club ROBERT HIESTAND BRA- GASSA - 'KBob,' . . . Pep Club . . . Intramural Basket- ball . . . All Sports Club BRUCE HENRY BRAZEL- TON - Varsity Track . . . Cross Country . . . Scholar- ship i'B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Reserve Football JOHN HENRY BREDEN- KAMP - Freshman, Re- serve Football . . . Football Club . . . DE Club LILA ELAINE BREECE - 'Elaine . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club Modeling Club . . . Seven- teen Club . . . Pep Club . . . Girls, Sports Club FAYE LAVERNE BRIGHT - Scarlet and Gray DAVID BRISTOWV - Scar- let and Gray . , . Concert Band . . . Dance Band Club PHYLLIS BRIZIUS - Monitor . . . Science Club Chess Club DONALD EUGENE BRO- CAN - Don . . . Movie Operator . . . Audio Opera tors Club . . . Rod and Gun Club BIARY JOANN BROYVDER - 'Shortyn , . . Transfer from Memorial . . . Seven- teen Club CARROLL EDVVARD BROWN - Brownie . .. Varsity Football . . . Re- serve, Varsity Golf . . . Overseas Child Comm ..,. Football Club . . . Fresh- man Basketball TERRY KEITH BROWN - 'gButch,' . . . Freshman Football . . . Reserve Foot- ball CARL VERNON BRUCE - Bud,' . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Student Council . , . Freslunan Football . . . Pep Club GERALD RANDOLPH BURCH - g'Rzindy', . . . Freshman, Reserve, Varsity Baseball . . . Homeroom Vice president ALTA ANN BURGESS - Jr. Red Cross. . . Christian Service Club . . . Pep Club VIEANNA ELIZABETH BURKS - 'KVie . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Modeling Club . . . Seventeen Club ':F'1:- -fi? A ',,. i f. f-E? V' Qt l ' : ' 1 1:5555 5-:V 1' - is gg? . px A M 9 -91 5 M y All i,,.5g?...:,,. .. A I sf.. , I ,. if -1':' 1 'iz' JANET lNIARY BURNS - Scarlet and Gray . . . Ir. Talent Day . . . Sr. Prom Decoration Comm. . . Pep Club GARY BUSII - Buslu-yn . . . FBLA JERROLD KEITH BYERS - Ierry . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gray. . . . Sr. Prom Chaperon Committee , . . All-City Band . . . Bosse Band RUTH ESTHER CAMP - Scarlet and Cray . . . Concert Orchestra . . . Pep Club . . . Music Apperiea- tion Club NORMA .IEAN CAMP- BELL - Scholarship 'CBM Scarlet and Gray . . .'l'hes- pian . . . Band . . . Pep Club . . . Twirling Club DOUGLAS WRIGHT CAR- MACK -- Hauler H . . . Treasurer of Freshman Class . . , President of Sophomore Class NIARGARET ANN CAR- MACK - Ann . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Com- mencement Flower Girl EARL LEWIS CARTER - L'Skip,' , . . Transporta- tion Club MICHAEL JAN CASE - CaseyH . . . Drum Maj- or of Marching Band . . . Rod and Gun Club . . Transportation Club . . . Concert Band GREGG CASS - Scholar- ship B'l . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Homcroom Vice president . . . Program Chairman of Transportation Club . . . Student Council IOHN CHEW -- Intramur- al Basketball . . , All Sports Club. JON CISSELL -- DE Club JUDITH lNIARIE CLARK - 'fluclyn . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . President of jr. Red Cross . . . Pep Club . . . Secretary of jr. Red Cross FBLA . . . Vice president of lr. Red Cross SHIRLEY ERVINA CLARK - Ir. Red Cross . . . Pep Club WILBUR NIICHAEL CLIP- PINGER - Clip . . . Scholarship 'ABS . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Presi- dent of Concert Orchestra . . Safety Comm. Chairman DAVID OMER COFFMAN - Dave', . . . Locker Ser- vice . . . Transportation Club 54 3 11-r , f ix fag. nv nvll- I .. I ,V. I- V- -1' V 1- -,:.'- -' .-:sis I .: 5 ' ' if - fy ... 4 J x -I f ,p, I . F: Z vw -1-as - 4. W-'Aff' if - - I 1 , ' A . .,.,,.,. WILLIAM LEON COLE - Bill . . . Scholarship BU . . . Thespian . . . School Spiritn Staff . . . Student Council NIARILYN SANDRA COLE- MAN - Sandy . . . Sec- retary of Etiquette Club . . Program Committee for jr. Prom . . . Scarlet and Gray KEITH EDISON COLLINS - Fessor U . . . Secretary- Treasurer of Ili-Y Club . . . Scarlet and Gray LARRY LEE COLLINS -- Freshman, Reserve, Var- sity Basketball . . , School Spiritv Ad Stall' . . . Scarlet and Gray LINDA CONISTOCK -- K'Lynn . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Ilomeroom Pre-si dent . . . Pep Club BARBARA JO CONRAD - Barbv , . . Scholarship 'SBU . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Modeling Club LINDA LOU COOKIES Commencement Flower Girl . . . Modeling Club . . . Music Appreciation Club EDVVARD COOPER - 'cEd', . . . Varsity Football . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Print Shop Foreman ll-or School Spiritv JANET KAY COPELAND - ulanl' . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Nursc-,s Ass,t. . . Seventeen Club . . , Cou- cert Band HAROLD CROSS - Foot- ball SUSAN MEREDITH CROUCH - i'Crunch . . . Basketball and Football At- tendant . . . Basketball Queen . , . School Spiriti' PHILLIP LAWRENCE CULL - i'Phil', . . . All Sports Club . . . Plans to attend college GEORGE HENRY CURRY -- Reserve football VVILLIAAI DWICI'IT DAN- NER - ring Billu . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Pre- sident of NHS . , . Presi- dent of Student Council . . Vice president of Student Council . . . Scholarship Bn . . . Kiwanis Award CLARENCE ARNETT DA- VIDSON - Christian Ser- vice Club President JANET FAE DEAL - Klang . . . Scarlet and Gray Gym Leader . . . Bookstore Yell Leaders Club . . . Sev- enteen Club A, il, as is W ,. I A ' f fill' --S-2- -:l.', I ' 'V'V -.: I I Hsijfg :'- i., 'W TY A 'A1:V' I ' 'A ' -.51 -i i i : ' Es! 'i E E E:.f A: :ey ',': , i I 'fii ? 'VWYQV' I ... ac tt 'Uv 5 i gm am :s :, .:,,::s- 42' 15 2 the M9 A .5 J 2, .1 W X ,V CONNIE SUE DEJAR- NETT - Knitting Club . . Modeling Club. MADONNA ANN DENT- ON - i'Donnie,' . . . Com- mencement Flower Girl . . President of Handicraft ELIZABETH ANNE DE- VOLD - c'Libby . . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Sr. Ring Committee , . . Con- cert Choir . . . Pep Club DENNIS WAYNE DOCK- ERY -- Duty . . . iiSchool Spirit Stal? . . . President of Transportation Club WAYNE EUGENE DOEB- LINC - Scholarship HBH . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club . . . Plans to at- tend college TOMMY PAYNE DORRIS - Skinnyv . . . School Spirit Ad Staff . . . Scarlet and Cray BILL RAYINIOND DUNN - Scarlet and Cray . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Intramural Track . , . All Sports Club CARLENE MARTHA DUN- VILLE - 'cCarla,' . . . Pre- sident of Twirling Club . . . Varsity Majorette . , . Scorlet and Gray TOMMY SLATON DUN- VILLE - Football . . . C-olf . . . Baseball LARRY INIICHAEL DYER Scarlet and Cray . . . Con- cert Choir . . . Pep Club Opcrettas . . . Plans to at- tend college CHARLES EDWARD EA- KINS - Chuckv . . . Con- cert Choir . . . Pep Club , . Freshman Football JUDITH ANN EARLY -- Judi,' . . . Scholarship Bn . . . Scarlet and Cray Treasurer of FTA . . . Freshman CCC Rep. . . Ass't. Principal's Office HOWARD LENDOL ED- WARDS - Chess Club . . Music Appreciation Club JERRY WAYNE ED- WARDS - Jer . . . Fresh- man, Reserve, Varsity Foot- ball . . . Concert Choir BRENDA KAY ECNEXV - School Spiritu Column- ist . . . Scholarship MBU Scarlet and Cray . . . Stu- dent Council JAMES C. ECNEW - Cf, . . . Scarlet and Cray . . , Freshman Basket- ball . . . Reserve Basketball f y 1 5 We Z av Wy I' ' A ,ey-13 fi I g ,fx ,- ' 'zl f.-. -'2 E 2525 ' 3157- S9655 2? .. ,.,,,. 8 .. ..... K . as 'f' H --'- '- 31 ls. ' ' if R . ......... . , A: 52 513. f , rt Q - Q 512154. if 15: . ..- SHARON DIANE EL- LIOTT - Secretary of NHS . . . Vice president of Stu- dent Council . . . Vice pres- ident of Sophomore Class ALICE YVONNE EL- MORE - Elmer . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Band . . . All-City Band ELLEN HOLLISTER EBI- ERSON - Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Orchestra . . . Concert Choir . . . Nurse-'s Office . . . Carousel STEPHEN FORREST ENT- ERY - Thespian .... School Spiriti' Printing Staff . . . Pep Club ROBERT ALLYN ENCEL- BRECHT - Varsity Basket- ball . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Varsity Track . . . Pres- ident All Sports Club ALMON EDWARD EP- PERSON - uEddie . . . Varsity Football . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Overseas Child Committee CAROL JEAN ERK - FTA . . . Music Appre- ciation Club . . . Cyin Lead- er .... Cirls' Sports Club RICHARD ERNSPICER - School Spiritv Ad Staff . . . Student Council . . . Varsity Football MARY JANE FARBER - ujanien . . . FTA . . . Modeling Club . . . Music Appreciation Club FRED WILLIAM FERCUS - Varsity Baseball . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Lock- er Service Club PHILIP ELIOT FINE - Philsy', Student Council Treasurer . . . Sr. Edition Editor . . . Chem- istry Club President BEVERLY ANN FISHER - Bev', . . . Pep Club . . . Modeling Club . . . Eti- quette Club CHARMENE VIRGINIA FISHER - Scarlet and Cray . . . CAA . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens . . . C-irls' Sports Club INIARILYN SUE FISHER - Scholarship UB . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Nurse,s Otlice . . . Gym Leader . . . Jr. Talent Day ADRIAN FLEMINC - Rod and Gun Club . . . Locker Club RONALD WAYNE FOLZ - Varsity Baseball . . . Varsity Football . . . Con- cert Choir ww ,V-9 I I ' A : :55E555,E::'., 'J 1,12-f ' 5 t X WX A'-Q ,. 'G-w-rs i' E. .... , .Q ,.,. , My .1 .k 4 -we 5 Q, wh' iw-if! 'wmv Eagzg' fm- , ,da . .53 5, i g I t ., - ' l ,1 ' f in Hi ::::, A , X .. r ,,,,, S A' qV il Vnvivql A H V-1' .. f A 1,, , i A: ', 1 ,. , . ., A- -. ,-,.V: Q :.: A 'v'1-1 ff :,. I few. . '99 ,gl 1. .,., .,z,g. 'Bw X my W QW s' L .- . ,AA 'tzf SHARON GAYLE FOSTER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Service Comm .... Concert Choir . . . jr. and Sr. Talent Days . . . Mr. Mayes' OlHce BRENDA BIAXINE FOX - Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens . . . GAA . . . Girls' Sports Club INIARY ELLEN FRANK -- Scholarship HBH . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Coni- menccment Flower Girl . . . Pep Club . . . Nurse's Office WILLIAM JOSEPH FRANK - Monitor . . . Bowling league . . . DE Club DAVID EUGENE FREE- MAN - Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Track , . . Pep Club . , . Freshman, Reserve Basketball GENE FROBIETER - Scarlet and Gray . . . All-City Band . . . All-City Orchestra . . . Pep Club JOLENE CAROLE FUL- TON - jon . . . Scholar- ship BD . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Choir DELORES ELAINE GAIN- ES - FBLA . . . Girls, Sports Club THONIAS KORFF CAIS- SER - Tom', . . . Editor- In-Chiet of School Spirit . . , Student Council . . Legislative Connn. . . . Scholarship HBH THONIAS GARRETT - Toin,' . . . Freshman Foot- ball . . . Reserve Football . . . Scarlet and Gray LOEVA DAISY GATES - Little Evan . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . DE Club Vice president . . . Modeling Club . . . GAA PAUL EDWARD GATES - Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Band . . . Ili-Y Club . . . Plans to attend college BRENDA RHEA GAUNTT - Transfer from Chicago RITA DEON GILL -- Commencement Flower Girl . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Nurseis Oliice . . . GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Science Club . . . Chemistry Club PHILIP BIICHAEL GOLD- BERG - 'tPhil', . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Slide Rule Club ANNABELLE CRABHORN - Scholarship . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . GAA Treasurer . . . Commence- ment Flower Girl nllv vzpzb A 'A 0-5? 45: -V: -.:-.-, I-M S E - xlpt v .. ,.:::. 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All Sports Club CHARLES GRINIAI - As- tronomy Club Presidcnt . . . Science Club . . . Pep Club . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Geometry Club GEORGE GRUNER - Audio Operators Club . . . Chess Club . . . Freshman Football ROBERT CUDCEL - Bob,, . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Sr. Prom King . . . Track . . . Cross Country STEPHENNA FAYE GUTHRIE - 'iStevie,, . . . Etiquette Club Secretary- Treasurer DIANE GALE HAAS NHS . . . Thespians Secret- ary . . . School Spiriti' Columnist . . . Script of For the Love of Marsn GERALD DWIGHT HAG- HNIEISTER - uliocliu . . . Locker Club . . . Plans to join the Navy SUSAN HADAD - Yell Leaderis Club . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Seventeen Club , . . DE Club AIUDITH ANNE HALL - Football Queen . . . Sr. Picture Comm .... lr. Tal- ent Day . . . jr Prom Comm. FREDERIC LEONARD HAMBURG - 'iFreddie . . . 'iSchool Spiritn Staff . . . Thespians . . , Student Council . . . jr. Talent Day MICHAEL OLIVER HARD - uMikc', . . . Legislative Comm. Chairman . . . Thes- pians . . . Scholarship B JOHN WILLIAM HARE - Student Council . . . Foreign Student Comm .... Audio Operators Club Pres- ident . . . Scholarship B . 1 2, A 'A , sag . my .514 Q I 5 .. , 1 l :, ,, ' 6' ,EKWA aww' 2 ',A '. 'J s me .. ' ,J 'ff .::,:,:, 1 ,: -W '1: 255 -' v -:EE E ,W M 'ik 2 S ,..... E Q M' , sifmw ,ir . 1'- W 39, ,740 - SQ V ,,,,- awww :::':::v.E ,X if 4? W M' CAROLE SUE HARNISH- FECER -- Scarlet and Cray . . . Monitor . . . Pep Club LINDA ANN HARPE - Jr. Talent Day . . . Jr. Prom Couun .... Com- mencement Flower Girl . . . Service Comm. DON RAYBIOND HARRIS - Scarlet and Cray . , . Audio Operators Club . . . DE Club . . . Pep Club BARBARA JANE HAUS- ENFLECK - Babs', . , . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club . . . Modeling Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . ROBERT HAY - Scarlet and Cray . . . DE Club . . . Rod and Cun Club CAROLYN E. HAYDEN - Commencement Flower Cirl . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club KAREN SUE HAYES - Scarlet and Gray . . . For the Love of Marsu . . . Pep Club . . . Seventeen Club . . . Etiquette Club LEROY OTTO HAYES - Cross Country . . . In- tramural Track . . . Hi-Y Vice president CHARLES OWEN HAZ- ELRIGC - 'iSounyU . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club . . . Track . . . Rod and Cuu Club JUDITH ANN HAZEL- WOOD - Scarlet and Cray . . . Seventeen Club Presi- dent . . . Concert Choir KENNETH JOHN HELNI - Scarlet and Cray . . . Colf Team . . . All Sports Club . . . Intramural Basket- ball RUTH EVELYN HEN- SHAW - Handicraft Club Vice president . . . Pep Club . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Seventeen Club STANLEY RAY HENSON - Pinky', . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Colt Team . . . Basketball Club DAVID HERCETT- Jr. Talent Day . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Sr. Talent Day . . . Pep Club . . . Locker Club JERRY DEAN HERNDON - Scarlet and Cray . . . Golf Team . . . Basketball Club . . . Chess Club NANCY JEAN HERNDON , VA' :zviul b - Scholarship MBU . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Li- J .QA brary Assit. . . . Pep Club we A .. , . I . V ,, 5 Q ' mf WM E Q :,:3'7:5I5f , 3 Ii Q 'Han' Ns ff? i f ,wxi ' ' az REWWM M am . WN' A ..v f .4-CH 4 ,av , , 9 ::::,. 14 .. 5E'5 I?ZE 1 - : :4 vs' ei- . We 2 lil ,:,. s W 4 5 me , ,,c.. , . fe 1 W 799' an 3' 5 ff 4.,.. 5 I , 5 4. DONALD RAY HESS - School Spiritn Ad Mana- ger . . . Sr. Prom Decoration Comm .... Varsity Basket- ball . . . Varsity Baseball NANCY BETH HIGGINS - IIiggy . . . Twirling Club . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club VICKI KATHLEEN HIG- GINS - uSchool Spiritn Ad Stall' . . . Commencement Flower Cirl . . . Class Ring Comm. . , Scarlet and Gray BARBARA JEAN HOB- COOD - Bobbie,' . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Jr. Prom Counn .... Jr. Tal- ent Day C-omm. JERRY LEE HOCHSTET- LER - Hi-Y Club Secre- tary . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club LARRY DEE HOCHSTET- LER - Hi-Y Comm. Chair- man. . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Intramural Basketball . . . Pep Club . . . Chess Club JERROLD BRENT HORN - MICTTYU - . . Music Ap- preciation Club REBA JEAN HORN - Peanuts . . . Jr. Red Cross Club . . . Modeling Club . . . Sr. Y-Teens . , , Seventeen Club SARAH SNOBIA HORN - Scarlet and Gray . . . Girls' Sports Club . . . DE Club DON LEE HOUSEHOLD- ER - Mouse,' . . . Pep Club . . . Rod and Cun Club DONALD OVVEN HUF- FINE - Don . . . Plans to ioin the service LIADONNA KAY HUNT - ulizlyv . . . Modeling Club . . . Seventeen Club . . . Etiquette Club . . . Plans to attend college BETTY JANE HUTCHINS - Bessie . . . DE Club Treasurer . . . Handicraft Club Secretary . . . Music Apprecition Club PATRICIA GAYLE JAMES - uljatu . . . DE Club . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Cirls' Sports Club JOY LEE JEFFRIES - Commencement Flower Cirl ..., J r. Prom Comm. . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Pep Club ARNOLD JEWELL - DE Club President . . . FBLA Club President . . . Scholar- ship B W 'Ns sh vw-uk, KL aw - ,W -rf A' M , ws,- .Ad at WW' Q ::,z Tn , W r ll I- ' f5:,. A 5 A . - ' if BARRY JOHNSON - Var- sity Baseball . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Bowling Teain . . . Movie Operators Club . . . Pep Club JANICE LOUISE IOHN- SON - uplanv . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . GAA . . . Science Club . . . Handicraft Club CHARLES WILLIAlNI IOINES - Scarlet and Cray . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club . . . Hi-Y Club ELEANOR LEE JONES - Student Council . . . C0llllllt'l1L'0ll1CHt Flower Girl , . . uSL'l100l Spirit Stail' KEITH EUGENE JONES - Audio Operators Club Treasurer . . . Transporta- tion Club . . . Music Ap- preciation Club . . . Plans to ioin the Air Force CAROL SUE JOURDAN - llandicraft Club . . . Modeling Club . . . Seven- teen Club . . . Plans to be- come a nurse DONALD RICHARD IUNCKER - Scholarship 'KBS . , . First Lieutenant of Baud RONALD DAY KARN - Butehl' BIARY ANNA KEERI. - Scarlet and Gray . . . Seventeen Club . . . Etiqu- ette Club . . . llaudieraft Club . . . Plans to be a ste- nographer AIOCELYN EARL KININI - A'-lodyi' . . . St-hool Spirit Page Editor . . . llouor The-spian . . . NIIS . . . Quill and Scroll BRENDA GAYLE KINGS- TON - Kinky,, . . . Coni- niencenient Flower Girl . . . Scarlet and Gray JACK HENRY KINKEL - hliinksu . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club Vice president BONNIE RAY KISSEI. - Varsity Baseball . . . Re- serve Baseball . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Rod and Gun Club , . . LINDA RAE KLEITZ - Lindy , . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Monitor . . . Pep Club . , . Etiquette Club . . . Modeling Club KENNETH GLENN KNAEBEL -- K'Kcnny . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . FBLA CHARLES PARKER KNIGHT - uCliarlieU . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Fresh- inan Football . . . Pep Club 58 'few , aifefl 1 ,, 2 N Z , 'i' ili . ' ' ,QW .ge m 22, ww Ia ' -G 5. .,,... ..,, , ' , . - g ,,,2. 2'- 2-2-' i U A ,,rr i ffl Q Z ,gags V- : , ' 'i:' A i it A r a- z .,,,: : VASZ -- 1 - T S ttc,,cttct 3 ' T' grail? fiz Wsli rcf J .af-'tf' s..,. ..,. 1:31 gk, W . Q p BILL EUGENE KNOTE - Football . . . Football Club . . . Basketball Club LARRY RICHARD KRAM- ER - Sid . . . Varsity Football . . . School Spiriti' Ad Staff . . . Freslunau Football WALTER ARTHUR KUENZLI - 4'XValt . . . Audio Operators Club . . . Science Club SUZANNE MARIE LAM- PORT 1 uSuZyu . . . NIIS . . . School Spirit Page Editor . . . Student Council . . . Quill and Scroll .IUDITH GAYLE LAROE - Judy . . . Etiquette Club President . . . Model- ing Club President FRANCES BIARIE LEACH - '4Fran', . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Etiquette Club . . . Modeling Club DONALD LEDUC - Duke', . . . Varsity Foot- ball . . . Kiwanis Award . . . A'School Spiritn Ad Stall . . . Ir. Talent Day JOHN H. LEEDS Audio Operators Club Presi- dent . . . Plans to attend college CAYLORD NELSON LEINENBACH - Gay,' . . . Football . . . Pep Club . , . Rod and Gun Club . . . Football Club LINDA ROSE LEVY - Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens Nlodeling Club NORNIAN LEVY - Calypso Norinv . . . Thes- piaus . . . Pep Club . . . Student Council . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Baseball MARTHA SUSAN LOCK- VVOOD - School Spirit News Editor . . . FTA 'Treasurer . . . Connnence- ment Flower Girl STANLEY LOEWENKAMP - i'Stan . . . Pep Club . . . Reserve Football . . . DE Club JAKIES LESLIE LOGS- DON - jim . . . Football . . . DE Club Vice presi- dent JERRY RAY LOCSDON - Sanibo', . . . Thespian . . . -lr. Prom Decorations . . . -lr, Talent Day . . . Concert Band . . . FBLA CHARLES BURTON LONG - Chuck,' . . . Tennis . . . Chess Club . . . All Sports Club S 'laf v, .E35. ::f' p l.-.- I ES, tg a I A i t f 1.. .:.. U ,V Q W p I e s -tsi ! 1, -1 ,.,. -'Zb: f .,,i 3 sw? 5 .::v. H -. 1 . ,.:, Z ' ' -- 1-:.:, A t dS 0' 155553 , g f i nz.: V I LORAN ADDISON LOVE - Student Council . . . Thespian . . . Scholarship HBH . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Carouscl', DAVID ALLEN LUCAS - K'DaveH . . . K'School Spirit Page Editor Varsity Baseball Manager . . . Scarlet and Gray ALAN 1. LUTZ - AceU . . , Plans to join the Bla- rines JUANITA LYNCH - 'Nitan . . . Sentinal Statl' . . . Freshman Help Comm. JON ALAN MCCLAIN - Thcspian , . . Concert Choir . . . Scarlet and Cray . , . Pep Club . . . Reserve Baseball . . . Operettas EDVVARD DARYL NIC- CLELLAN - uEtltlieU . . . Thcspiau . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Science Club . . . Chemistry Club SUZANNE CARYL Mc- CUTCHAN - Cutch,' . . . Thespians . . . Student Council . . . Sr. Class Coun- cil Vice Chairman HELEN LOUISE MCDON- ALD - Ilonor Thespian .. . Student Council . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . jr, Prom Coronation Connn. Co- Chairman PHYLLIS AIEAN Mc- CEHEE - Phyl . . . Scarlet and Cray STANTON NICCILL - As tronomy Club Secretary . . . Student Council . . . Serv- ice Comm .... Monitor . . , Scarlet and Cray NANCY ELLEN BICCREC- OR - Scarlet and Cray . . . Connnenccmcnt Flower C-irl . . . Nurscls Office BOYD BICCUYER - Fresh- man Football . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Transporta- tion Club . . . Rod and Cun Club XVALTER RONALD AIC- INTOSH - Ronnie . . . Audio Operators Club VVILLIANI .IOE NICIN- TOSH - BillyU . . . Audio Operator BEVERLY GAYLE McKIN- NIS - CAA President . . . Girls' Sports Club President . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . 'cSchool Spirit Ad Staff EVANCELINE GRACE MANSURE - hLynneH . . . Transfer from Nashville, Tenn .... Pep Club . . . Seventeen Club . . . Scarlet and C-ray l 59 I 1 Ji vw ' YK N' if :tax Y, 5 ' il' 1 .wage 4 5:51 .WM V3 sw . W fr ,ft wwe .QV , My sw Q '2-'., 2 iw 9' Q ,, AQIA gary' .::- A-fm ' I ww, :Ef- ff' 1 1 .-:JE :ff . -we .... - 1 I. ,Q A- v ii, Sgr ,P ' : si Ig , ' 1--'t t M frw- we -MQ ' SKS .111-:L Q CHARLES RICHARD MARSHALL - Thespian . . Science Club President . . , School Spirit Staff Photographer . . . Publicity Connn .... jr. Talent Day JANIES C. MARTIN - jim . . . Plans to attend college MARY ANN MARTIN - Handicraft Club Vice president . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Scarlet and Cray RICHARD BENJAMIN MATTHEWS - Ben'Q H Freshman Yell Leader , , , jr. Talent Day . . . Fresh- man Talent Day RUBY CAROLYN MAUZ- EY - CarolynU . . . Schol- arship B . . . Scarlet and Cray MARJORIE DUFFUS MEI.- VIN - Scholarship B . , , Scarlet and Cray . , . CAA . . . Concert Choir . . . Pep Club . . . Spanish Club SHIRLEY JEAN NIERRITT - jr, Red Sross Secretary . . . Scarlet and Cray . . , Pep Club ' DONALD LEE MEYER - Donn . . . Freshman Football . . . Marching Band . . . Pep Club . . . Rod and Cun Club LINDA SUE NIILES - Scarlet and Cray . . , Etiquette Club . . . Seven. teen Club LINDA LEE AIILLBAUCH - Thespian . . . Student Council . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Cray DARBY FAYE NIILLER - Student Council . . . Scholarship B , , , Scar- let and Cray DONNA FAY BIILLER - Scarlet and Cray , . , PPP Clllll . . . Ir. Red Cross . . . Music Appreciation Club .IAAIES LEEROY AIILLER - Scarlet and Cray . , , Baseball . . . Basketball . . . PCD Club . . . Chess Club JOYCE ANN DIILLER - Scarlet and Gray . , , Gym Leader . . . Pep Club . . . CAA . . . Yell Leaders Club . . . Modeling Club STEPHEN RUSSELL MILLER - Student Coun- cil . . . Intramural Basket- ball . . . Scarlet and Cray .IUDITH ANN MILLS - Scarlet and Cray . . . CAA . . . Pep Club . . Handicraft Club ,1 T V 4 2 VVAVAVA lv N :': ei fa L All' 112' tt? rcr isa? V I . -,. , Q ft5t5?g . 'il' 'tii :.::::: A N air IH A ...:1 2 . 1: T 2 . ,..,., -2 llvll : V. 11, J .if .- .Q - ,gag ' .,., ,f .,.,,,A, ,W av 53,2 1- - .,::::1: zgss. zz-rr ' .:1:1:::55,.-:,,3,. , f-2 RANDALL ROBERT MIT- CHELL - Randy', . . . Concert Band . . . All-City Band and Orchestra DONALD NIOBLEY -Var- sity Football . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Track . . . School Spiritv Ad Statt BYRON LOWELL MOL- LENKAMP - nBobo,, . . . School Spiritn StaH . . . Scholarship Bn JUDITH ANN lNIOlNIINEE - Student Council . . . Scholarship Bn . . . Scar- let and Gray JOHN ROBERT NIULKIN - Scarlet and Gray . . . DE Club . . . FBLA . . . Chess Club TERRY EDVVARD MUL- LEN -- Sweetie Piev . . . Audio Operators Club Sec- retary . . . Jr. Prom Comm. . . . Basketball PATSY BELLE NIURPHY - Handicraft Club Presi- dent . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . GAA . . . DE Club IANICE WVORTHINGTON MUTH - 'flaniey' . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Christmas Production . . . Pep Club ELLEN SUE MYERS -- School Spirit StaH . . . Thcspian . . . Sr. Class Council President CHARLES EVERT NAL- LEY - Audio Operators Club President . . . Spanish Club Secretary . . . Jr. Prom B a n d a n d Decoration Comms. SHARRON LEE NANCE - Scholarship BM . . . Sr. Prom Decoration Comm. . . . Scarlet and Gray SCOTT NASH - Zombic,' . . . Varsity Basketball . . . Varsity Tennis . . . Fresh- man Football NANCY NEWMAN -- School Spiritn Ad Staff . . . Jr. Prom Queen . . . Schol- arship B,' , . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Jr. Talent Day . . . Dean of Girls Office . . . Jr. and Sr. Prom. Comm. gf 4' Q My .cf W 1 1 2 .v., .. . . 5 S f 5-,:' ---v X 2 s, 'W . -sis , :Egg ' Iz gas' 2 if x 1 gym ' es, W, A . 2 xe,..,..1.m 2 .... .. ,,,.,, Mb , ..., V. .-.-.-.-.v.4...., -s -1 . 'I 5252522255512 'E I 2 , .N 5 .tg ,gr im . ,.,., ic, I, 7 '?i J a. f i.., 2' 5 Q V: xg' ii:-E' f J' s rr? Q? is K YVONNE 0'DONNELL - Scarlet and Gray . . . Gym Leader . . . GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Yell Leaders Club CONSTANCE ROSE OHL - Student Council . . . c'School Spiritn Staff . . . Jr. Talent Day . . . Scholarship BH . . . Scarlet and Gray NORAL JUNE OLDHAM- Junev . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Freshman Talent Day . . . Modeling Club MECIA OLIVER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Or- chestra . . . FTA . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club DOROTHY SUELLEN OMER - Susiev . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Pep Club . . , Seventeen Club DORETTA SUE OTLOE - Scarlet and Gray . . . Gym Leader . . . GAA . . . Pep Club . . . Y-Teens . . . Modeling Club SIDNEY PACTOR - side . . . Thespian . . . Cherrgis- try Club Treasurer . . . Pep Club . . . Science Club LAWRENCE PALMER - Larryv . . . Movie Oper- ators Club President and Secretary . . . Bowling League RONALD DALE PARKER - Ronnie, . . . Plans to join the Navy MARGARET ANN PASCOE - Hklargou . . . NHS . . . Secretary of Pep Club . . . Chairman of Sr. Class Pic- ture Comm .... Thespian Clerk . . . Scholarship B TAYLOR PATTERSON - Patv . . . Transportation Club . . . Rod and Gun Club JERRY LEE PEACH - Locker Service Club . . . Christian Service Club GILBERT EUGENE PEAUGH - Gil . . . DE Club ROBERT HARNION PFINCSTON - Bob . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Lock- er Club . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . Football Club NANCY ELIZABETH PICKETT - Honor Thes- pian . . . School Spirit News Editor . . . Quill and RALPH H- NICHOLS - :VA -- Scroll Treasurer , . . Concert BARBARA JEAN NICHOL- if --'-I---: ,... ,,., - A Choir . . . Script Comm. for SON - Handicraft Club . Sr. Talent Day . . . Pep JOSEPH CRAIG NICHOL- , g g ,pzpi Club soN - Nicks . . . Varsity . z - , g CHARLES H E R B E RT Football . . . Reserve Bas- i':' 'flz' PORTER H- ., Herb . . . ketball . . . Varsity Track :1,.,Z,V,:, Hoineroom.. Treasurer . . . . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . uf A : DE Club . . . PCD Club Pep Club M 2 . . . Rod and Gun Club 60 Q A735 Q - W ' 51- ' .: -- , . 5- ' 'i 2fff121:.-..f-f'- 1' Ii' ff' - 15 if .5 - . ', f , ,, it 4 A W fi ': ::-'., 5 ' . . . . .. .s ,.,. - .44 . . .. J . ,, 1: .:- 31. Wm6r:f- .V - .-2 ' fa 1:-., ..z sr'-wi. ,Q vw-:gas ag 2:1..,. . : J TE.. - AV V. H ,11' we ,f s . i ,Ziif'5fif':::f5F 'afar 'iff-F I M :A, W A1::, .V.. :.A: u p A ,,.: :il :CV ,mm- 4 -If g .. iv we 4 I ...V,V..:,,z....:.l , t ,,,, , wi , '., ,Q LINDA LEE PORTER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Con- cert Band . . . All-City Band . . . Pep Club PHILIP MICHAEL POT- TER - Potts . . . Rod and Gun Club President . . . Freshman Football . . . Pep Club ANDREW R. PRESENT - Andy . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Thespian . . . Pep Club . . . Science Club . . . Plans to attend college SYLVIA ANN PRESTON - Etiquette Club . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Plans to join WAF SUSAN PRICE - Secretary of Sophomore Class . . . Vice president of Orchestra . . . Etiquette Club Secretary WILLIAINI LARRY PRICE - Larry . . . Football . . . Basketball . , . Pep Club . . . Scarlet and Gray DANNA GAYLE PRINCE - Sturgis,, . . . Handicraft Club . . . Plans to attend Beauty college EARL EUGENE PURDUE - MGCIIGU . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Thespian . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Sr. Prom Comm. . . Pep Club JANIES REED - Jin1U . . . Movie Operator ..., A udio Operators Club . . . Plans to attend college JANET DARLENE REIN- HARD - 'KShorty,' . . . Handicraft Club . . . Music Appreciation Club . . . Girls' Sports Club GENE REYSZ - nGino,' . . . Varsity Football . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Re- serve Football . . . Football Club . . . Freshman Football RONALD KEITH RHEIN- HARDT - Audio Operators Club . . . Locker Service Club JACK WILLIAM RICH- ARDSON - rjat-16' . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Rod and Gun Club JANE lNIARIE RITTER- -Ianieu . . . Thespian . . . Science Club Vice president . . . Chemistry Club Secre- tary . . . Jr. Talent Day . . . TERRY ROBINETT -- uIJODCI'lH2lD,, . . . Freshman Football . . . Pep Club DAVID MARTIN ROGGE - Jr. Class President . . . Scholarship Bn . . . Thes- pian . . . Soph. Class Treas- urer . . . Student Council Comm. I 4, ,.- .. sg t 2 ,.. I WWE-' ,- ii ET 353: ,.- ..., Q -' - E, :sl ...wa ,--:5,:1:533,5.55f,:1:11 at ...w s ., , . . .,. .,., Q? -.w M C ,E ws U M M A C fear M f.v 'ht 11 ' KYE RORIE IV -- Hi-Y Club President . . . Thespian . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Hi-Y Club Vice president LAWANNA JANE ROW- DEN - Lonnie,' . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Com- mencement Flower Girl . . . Etiquette Club Secretary . . . Scholarship BU GEORGE MARTIN ROYS- TER - Scarlet and Gray . . , Freshman Basketball Manager . . . Jr. Prom Comm .... Tennis . . . Plans to attend college PAUL DAVID RUMBLE - g'Dave,' . . . Audio Oper- ators Club SANDRA JEAN RUSSELL - Rutnal . . . Basketball Queen Attendant . . . Yell Leaders Club JANICE RAE RUTHER- FORD - Assit. Principalis Office . . . Monitor . . . Music Appreciation Club JEANNE ELIZABETH RYAN - School Spiritl' Ad Stafl' . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Orchestra JOAN GAYLE SANDEFUR - 'Joi' . . . Pep Club . . . Christian Service Club . , . Handicraft Club. SHIRLEY RAE SAUTER - Shirl', . . . Assit. Princi- pal's Ofbce . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Coaches, Office . . . Pep Club DAVID ALLAN SCHAEF- ER - Dave,' . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Plans to at- tend college CAROL ANN SCHEU - School Spirit Staff . . . Scholarship HBH . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Pep Club BETTY JEANINE SCHIER - Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Music Appre- ciation Club NIINDA LEE SCIILECHT - Mindy . . . Home Room Secretary . . . Pep Club . . . Modeling Club JUNE CAROL SCHNABEL - Scarlet and Gray . . . Freshman Talent Day . . . Pep Club JUDITH ANN SCHNEI- DER - Judy,' . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . FTA . . . Jr. Red Cross BONNIE JEAN SCHOLZ- Jr. Talent Day . . . Pep Club . . . Yell Leaders Club . . . DE Club . . . Freshman Alternate Yell Leader , 4 1 if itz K if Mft ' :arf-.W 1 MW Q ,l ZI, K ggi .. ? , 1,., . E-3, . , .,,.v lv.:,.v 1 assi 5:56 EE: , ,,.. .1 G, Z ,,.,. SW In ANA M Q ff:-,sy --x, .:-:. fbi ,L k an Q .s 1 ' ggzlztz .ww NS sz i ' :-:,. 1 Fw s 229. ,Q I .,...., ,.. . KE. W A Y N E D E W A R D SCHONABAUM - 'Shorty' . . . Christian Service Club . . . Transportation Club D O R I S SCHWARTZ - Concert Choir Secretary . . . Dean of Girls Office . . . Scarlet and Gray JERRY RAY SCOTT - Crazy Legs Scottv . . . Var- sity Football . . . Freshman Football . . . Reserve Foot- ball THOBIAS LEWIS SHANEH - iTodU . . . Audio Oper- ators Club President . . . Student Council . . . Schol- arship B BARBARA ELLEN SHAUL - Barbn . . . Monitor . . . Jr. Red Cross . . . Mu- sic Appreciation Club SANDRA SUE SHELTON - 'iSandy,' . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Etiquette Club. VVILLIAINI ALLEN SUNINIS - Billy, . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . Movie Operator . . . Plans to join the service BERNICE SIMPSON - Recl,' . . . Modeling Club . . . Scarlet and gray CHEROKEE JEAN SINIP- SON - 'iChc-ri . . . Model- ing Club Secretary . . . GCC President . . . Sr. Prom Queen . . . Basketball Court PRISCILLA ZELLAH SIMPSON - Thespian . . . Scholarship BU . . . Scar- let and Gray .... A ssit. Principal's Office DONNA GAY SINCLAIR- Student Council . . . Model- ing Club Program Chairman . . . Scarlet and Gray JUDITH ANN SKELTON- iJudyH . . . Jr. Red Cross . . . Girls' Sports Club CONSTANCE JO SKID- BIORE - 4'Connicv . . . NHS . . . Varsity Yell Lead- er . . . HSL-bool Spirit Man- aging Editor . . . Football Attendant . . . President of Freshman Class GAYLE ELIZABETH SMALL - Scholarship 'BH . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Jr. Prom Ticket Comm. JOHN DAVID SNIALL - Scarlet and Gray . . . Band . . . Audio Operators Club . . . Plans to attend college BARBARA NIAE SMITH - GAA Vice president . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Cyin Leader 62 Q. --So Ill ai: :i' ' -.,:.,.,, . 3 1 A 'V : .,:, a M, J -:::' h I .:.:.::AI4:.- ','i. , lit I Ag -' E '-I:i - T 53 ::v ,I L . . .. .V,i,..i,... Q bw t ccc VIS: w e S Q- vi., .. 5 'i' -,:. I :' W 'W . -1. in-f 'M axes- ,as vpz E .V ' gsgsggigsg.. .. '11-f 1 1 ' J' 4,,,, . - q 4 W-Vt W . icziz 1 eww, 4 N... - . ..r-,: agl.QjT W 't . W . U - .. orr ilis 9 ...,-. :,. iilt . t 1 .Ii-.:Q -if -.1. I 'i .QQ 1..E 5, . .. .,.., 5. I Q fa :5:.. .f. +ggsqaqa1:- DONNA GAYLE SMITH - Student Council . . . Jr. Prom Connn .... Scarlet and Gray . . . Yell Leaders Club GEORGIA HELEN SMITH -- Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . DE Club . . . Seventeen Club JUDITH SMITH - Judy, . . . Varsity Majorette . . . Twirling Club President . . . Jr. Prom Comm .... Jr. Talent Day RAY ALLEN SNIITH - Smitty . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club . . . Hi-Y Club TERRY EDWARD SMITH - Student Council . . . Scholarship B . . . Scar- let and Gray . . . Monitor . . . Pep Club WALTER ALLEN SMITH - 'iWalt . . . Tennis . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Bas- ketball . . . Concert Band FREDDIE JOE STANLEY - Transportation Club . . . Hi-Y Club . . . Spanish Club . . . Chemistry Club CAROL JEAN STANS- BURY - Sliin', . . . Coni- mencement Flower Girl . . . Foreign Exchange Stu- dent Comm. Chairman MONZELL JUNE STEELE Monty . . . Y-Teens . . . Etiquette Club . . . Seven- teen Club VIRGINIA LEE STEIN- HAUER - Ginger . . . Sr. Class Secretary . . . School Spiritv Ad Manager . . . Jr. Class Vice president BARRY STEWART - Bon . . . Varsity Baseball . . . Football . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . All Sports Club DAVID ALLEN SMITH - Bowling League . . . Plans to attend college SUSAN ANN STONE - GCC . . . uSchool Spirit Ad Stafl' . . . Jr. and Sr. Prom Connn. . . Etiquette Club Program Chairman R I C H A R D H E N R Y STRERUWING - 'ADickU . . . Freshman Track . . . Reserve Track . . . Varsity Cross Country THOMAS EDWARD STRONG - 'Tomb . . . Spanish Club . . . Plans to Study art SUSAN STUMPF - SuSien . . . School Spirit Page Editor . . . Thespian . . . Dean of Girls Office aa a rto M : : zv- ' :f-ssh 1. . -1:-:-:::::.v3,, the egg ..A.A...,.A. -of V A .-.: lx I' 5 -' Ev-. 5 , ., ,I-: -zz 'ri' J V ,A A'A... ..,. . ' Avfiz or V tpt l ,.,, A J HN' i'f1: 1 i: '. g 5 my .'V ' r sr on -any WW ..,, .2' -14 1 -, -' , ,f . 111. f MICHAEL CLAYBORNE TABOR - Miken . . . Pep Club . . . Transportation Club ALETHA LOU TAIT - Varsity majorette . . . Home- room Vice president . . . Jr. Talent Day WILLIAM WAYNE TAL- ARZYK - Wayne-OU . . . Senior Class Treasurer . . . Building and Grounds Comm .... K'Sehool Spiritn SHARON ROSELLE TAP- LEY - Tap,, . . . Trans- fer from Chattanooga . . . Seventeen Club ROBERT GAYLE TAYLOR - NHS Vice president . . , Pep Club President . . . Stu- dent Council . . . Thespian . . . Legislative Connn. ROBERT D. TAYLOR- Don', . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Football Club . . . Basketball Club ALTAFAYE THONIAS - Alta . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Jr. Prom Program Comm .... Pigskin Ball Comm .... Play Comms. TRUDY ANNE THOMAS- Scarlet and Cray . . . Ath- letic Office . . . Sr. Prom Coronation Comm .... Play Comms .... Pep Club LINDA JEAN THOMPSON - Linn . . . Commence- ment Flower C-irl . . . Seven- teen Club Treasurer MARSHA LYNNE THOMP- SON - Marsh', . . . Serv- ice Comm. Chairman . . . Honor Thespian . . . School Spiritv Staff . . . Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer . . . Scholarship BU MELBOURNE E. THOMP- SON - ualelv . . . Football TERRY ALAN TIBIBER- LAKE - Hrratn . . . Hi-Y Club Chaplain . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . DE Club CHARLES MICHAEL TRAW - Miken . . . Presi- dent of Thespians . . . Pub- licity Comm. Chairman . . . . . . School Spirit LARRY RUSSELL TRED- WAY - Football . . . Science Club . . . Track . . . Plans to attend college BARBARA JEAN TRICE - K'Jean . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . FBLA Treasurer . . . Gym Leader . . . Pep Club JANET SUSAN TROVIL- LION - Susiev . . . Sear- let and Cray . . . Play Comms .... Librarian A M araer A t tr rrrr A '--:- vaa -a-a- i y t ' l g ,,. Z -z l i .,., . ? M 'f l' '1 - ' ::- Q? B yyerotoot -It lll in Q74 xg? .,,- 4 -:-:se , 4 . r 'it 2 4 N sf .af . ,.,. ,,.,.: is ,Y 'W if .:,g:: : :,3:3,1- .. . ,... .. .5 M vw M ,. ww t 15-W P W if -1. It f I .T ., JUDITH DIANE TULEY - 'KToots,' . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . DE Club Secre- tary . . . Yell Leaders Club THOKIAS WAYNE TULEY - Tom . . . Pep Club Vice president . . . uSL'lI00l Spirit Page Editor . . . All Sports Club Vice president JUDY TURPEN - Scarlet and Cray . . . Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm .... Pep Club . . . Modeling Club DAVID WILLIAM TYR- RELL -Pep Club . . . Hi- Y Club . . . Locker Service Club ' KENNETH WILLIAM VAN STONE - 'AKC-nnyu . . . Audio Operators Club Treasurer . . . Pep Club . . . Audio Operators Club JANICE LEE VAN WAY - Blackie . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Seventeen Club . . . DE Club NIARILYN LOSVRY VEA- SEY - Jr. Prom Decoration Comm. Co-Chairman . . . Freshman Yell Leader . . . Yell Leaders Club President JUDY ANN VENIS - Var- sity Yell Leader . . . Y- Teens Vice president . . . Cirls' Sports Club President YVARNER LEE VERNON - Freshman Football . . . Jr. Talent Day . . . Pep Club . . . Science Club . . . Plans to attend college JABIES DAVID WALL - K'Jim', . . . Audio Operat- ors Club ANNA MAE WALLACE - Shorty,, . . . GAA . . . Girls, Sports Club . . . Mod- eling Club . . . Plans to at- tend business college TONIXIYE KAREN WVAT- SON - Christian Service Club President . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Freshman Tal- ent Day SARA BETH WATTAM - Sr. Edition Managing Editor . . . Scholarship Bn . . . Treasurer of CCC . , , Counselorls Office . . . Sr. Picture Comm. BEN WEBB - Football Manager . . . Monitor . . . Audio Operators Club MELANIE WEBER - Mel . . . Etiquette Club President . . . Student Coun- cil . . . Math. Club Secre- tary . . . Jr. Prom Corona- tion Comm. DONALD BRYANT WEIR - Don . . . Scarlet and Cray . . . Science Club , 4 X . 'f .....V 4. . .....,.,, , .. -me 538 . 2 .1 -1, C, ,s ' J af ff - - .,.,. ee M. 0' Q5 i we .. fs Eli 1 A-4-'2 ff- : . S H ' :1 ': 5 -'1. ,,4 A:,.. qiqiv I iff ri 1 f n s I 1 , 1 ...,,.4 55' A ....., , A E : it A, 1 ' A E if ,A ., j f Q., 3 Q 'AZA -w e ,,. I. ' ' , .,, ' J ,A, , . 1:A M ' ' x 3 1 5,-W-A y CARROLL DEAN WELLS - Transportation Club . . . Ili-Y Club JACK WELLS - Rod and Gun Club . . . Audio Oper- ators Club . . . Plans to study art RONNIE LEE WVELLS - Cotton', . . . Freshman Track . . . Science Club . . . Audio Operators Club . . Plans to attend college JUDITH ANNETTE WER- NEKE -. Judy, . . . Eti- quette Club Secretary . . . Jr. Prom Committee DONNA COLETTE WHICKER - Donnie, . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Eti- quette Club . . . Christian Service Club JANET JUNE WILDT - Jan . . . Thespian . . . Connnencenlent Flower Girl . . . Nurse's Office . . . Sev- enteen Club S T E P H E N NIICHAEL WILHELMUS - Steven . . . Transportation Club Secretary . . , Pep Club NANCY VVILLIANIS - Sr. Y-Teens President . . . Schol- arship MBU . . . Scarlet and Gray . . . Concert Band RAYNIOND LEE WIL- LIAMS - RayD . . . Rod and Gun Club . . . Hi-Y Club TERRY EDVVARD WIIi- LIANIS - Wil1,' . . . Var- sity Tennis . . . Student Council . . . Freslnnan Foot- ball . . . Scarlet and Gray CHARLES ROBERT WIL- LIS - Charlie,, . . . Con- cert Orchestra . . . All-City Orchestra JOHN NEAL VVOOD - Transfer From London, Ky. . . . Science Club . . . Chemistry Club . . . Plans to attend college ROBERT WAYNE VVOR- MAN - Br-rto . . . Chris- tian Service Club Presi- dent . . . Scarlet and Gray JACK VVORTHINCTON - Rod and Gun Club . . . FBLA . . . Music Apprecia- tion Club PEGGY ANN WRIGHT - Scarlet and Gray . . . Pep Club . . . Gym Leader . . . FBLA Comms .... Music Appreciation Club JUDITH ANN WRIGHT - Thespian . . . Student Coun- cil . . . School Spiritv Staff . . . Scholarship B . . . Scarlet and Gray A .- BONNIE RUTH WURTZ - Varsity Majorette . . . Twirling Club Vice presi- dent . . . Activity Tickets CO-Cllzlirmarl Red', . . . Scarlet and Gray , . . . Yell Leaders Club Sec- retary . . . Science Club Sec- retary . . . GAA . THOMAS MAC YOUNG - rc ' , : .-:- 1 - an .: 5. :gz . .,- ..v. , .::5::1:1-' Tom . . . Football . . . Track . . . Football Club ulli, ifQfQ: i i i V MICHAEL JOHN ZIM- - MERMAN - Mike, . . . School Spirit Photographer ' - . . . Astronomy Club Presi- 4, ,W , ,CNW if 5 dent . . . Scarlet and Gray Caught in the rush of the many Senior activities, the follow- ing students failed to have their pictures made: TED BALD- WIN, JUDITH BIGGERSTAFF, DALE FISHER, DARREL FISHER, BOB JOHNSTON, JOE BICKINLEY, LAWRENCE BIETZELAAR, WILLIAM NIOORE, DORIS PORRO, ROB- ERT SULLIVAN, JOHN WALKER, GERALD WENTZEL, WILLIAM H. WILLS, CAROLYN WOLF and PAUL ZEISLER. fm -1 , 9- . . 5. I 'I ' - 'rf' - xisu 'ii '-5' . ggi . .,.. ,Qi X 32: ,A K A '? f . ., In 7 A f x 5 ,EE Vlvzi ' fq A A 'W ' 'Qi 'f 4D 65 .J Q, ,rg rly McKinnis Joyce Burger May Your Map Lead You To A Gusheri BARGER ENGINEERS Randy Burch, Darby Miller, Judy Venis, and Larry Collins are enjoying that pause that refreshes, regular and king size. COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. OF EVANSVILLE Inc. 'Congratulations Seniors From HODGINI School of Dancing and Ice Skating 2040 Division St. Congratulations Senior! Griffin's Service Station Washington 81 Green River Rd. GR 6-0491 THANK YOU - SENIORS It has been a pleasure to make your Senior pictures, and your negatives will be kept on file, if you need additional prints. And when important occasions arrive, that you wish to commemorate, we hope you will remember- EVANsvH..L.E ' ' lwo, ,ff 68 YES, BUSINESS PAYS WELL A few months of extensive training after High School will prepare you for one of the BETTER JOBS! LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Telephone HA 5-7157 MODELED BY- SUSAN CROUCH SMARTLY DESIGNED SPORTWEAR FOR YOUNG AMERICA HALLERI 'S 2003-20ll- Lincoln Avenue CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! ROSS PZAQ AND CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Webb BYCISSCGIC Minit Man Automatic cm, wash - - your headquarters for gmndq,-d ge,-vice the best in entertainment - - 1021 Walnut HA 4-8750 69 , Joe Nicholson and Bill Donner Bruce , flux IOMAX 8. 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AVE PHONE HA 2 9232 COMSTOCK and VESSELL Complete Auto Trim Custom Made Seat Covers Convertible Tops Congratulations Seniors Evansville I4 Indiana From The Eldon Comstock - Owen Vessel Jr BRIDAL SHOP Your Headquarters For Beautiful Formals 6 N.W. Second Street 72 mms CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS!!!!! From The 309 Moin Women's Clothes Of Distinction Congratulations, Seniors Lef's Meet and Eat Af The CORAL DRIVE-IN Judy Arning looks at the complete line of delicious pastries BAKED FRESH DAILY AL'S BAKERY IO7 N.W. 5th St. HA 5-8942 Compliments SHOE HOSPITAL AND CLEANERS 22 S.E. 4TH ST. PH. HA 2-4422 EVANS2VILLE, INDIANA JIM SAYS Meet the gang at the HUMPTY- DUMPTY for good food! Washington Avenue at Green River Road Highway 41 South HUMPTY-DUMPTY DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS 74 , Congratulations Seniors! Af, figural ,JMUQAMY rnlrf KKIIIIIN QZZMJ BEST WISHES SENIORS -. See Us For That Fine Graduation Present - A CAR! 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Ownership is iii? 313-I ff quite reasonable. Pay as low as 2 liixx X ' S3 a week li' you're not sure your child will take to music KENT A PIANO - As low as S5 a month - plus Carta fe g, ,. lf you buy, every 1-ent you've paid will be refunded llilwl llglalilll Music commigv' Uh: Houffor Evezyflzzrie lfufzff ' This popular Senior twosmne, Fred Bosse and Jenn Stansbury, are enjoying ai famous DUI-SIE BURGER BASKET. Dubie Says. Eat at DUBIES where you get a rich mz1n's sandwich for 21 poor man's price. 1406 W sh' ftm A ' . 12413 Oak Hill GK T-Zglll mg ln W GR 6-4727 1 sm Y' swf' sm Q n 2' oo .nw ,o 1 lffl!Nlflqlf pg zlnnunanvzl pm zlnurmvz lm ?l Suv I l?l Suv I l Snr I ! . MNIDGVYI I rn rl: L f IMAH Al The world is a lookin lass l 9 9 hw I Snr I and sivesbuckfo every man Suv I Suv ' l the reflection of his own face. f N ' I 'WH Frown al it and it will in lurn X I I 'ylnay I 1 1 . look sourly upon youg laugh Y A fY I n SRV I af if and wifh if, and if is Q FYI I SIIY I 3 I iolly kind companion. l l I I ffe -William Makopouco Thachray l My I , 'NA X C' - . . ,. V , l INTERNATIONAL STEEL COMPANY Z My I i fm' f svANsv1us, INDIANA ' SIIY A lol: lamwranvzil, lvl: lfflldufldlfl 141 -Suv: l eSnv': Snr: : Q a , ' W Q 79 i J Best Wishes Seniors! PAUL DAHMER Real Estate 808 N. Main HA 3-4732 ,933 MARILYN VEASEY is uclmiring the fine assortment of diamond engagement and Wedding rings from Belew Euansuille,s Finest jewelers 225 Main Street Best Wishes, 413234. Seniors, From ougzmcsi VOGELS W gr rrtt :F , f'i4ii 'l ' ii' pl H. Clrwrsli a,.1REQi- iiiw i ,.y ' r .rlfv .f2'1 i ,H-. i i iiiw T wi 'r i A if. T' ii. ' L Aj - 1 1, ',! 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