Bloomfield High School - Owl Yearbook (Bloomfield, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1960 volume:

, 3, if 1 t Q -.M ,,LJ , , ,LL,, M., Y ? ca , -www, .Haw The1Cy600wl BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT BLOOMFIELD INDIANA PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL o1'W Q Y xx xx f Y ,I WSQQ- Yf N - ZS,- ,S gg-'A wg .f lr.. 'wi x Foreword YOU'LL FIND BLOOMFIELD HIGH SCHOOL A lot like any other small high school--- Friendly, poor, indifferent To the ways of the scheming World, content and snug in its' Indiana town, perched happily Amidst the Greene County hills, Proud to receive its students, Who come here to work, not to play, As some believe, for this is a School of hard workers, Our foster mother is not as big as Gertsmeyer, or as young as North Central, As fruitful as Indianapolis Tech, Or as playful as Wiley--- But we love her. And these are the Paths we followed. . . -x '54 54 f I myth. AML sf, N,,g...,,...Q..w,,,,m-A ' A QU , 1 3 A, gift -M' E WS ? Hihisi NRM- .V n um 1 I VM! 4 FN it 'M 1 ' Q t. JP ' His 9 111.3 -f.,. '-',.' H o n cl I n H o n d The town in which you live and the school you attend are an integral part of your life, setting the scene forthe future when you will take your place as citizens. The two working together form a partnership. A better and more effective school and community working hand in hand is the result. ., 'xfi is 'sg L. '? 2 s Fw fx mi Kuw- Summer Recreation program furnished 2 ae.. - by school includes swimming, softball, tennis . . . and othe a t' 't' . ' ' Eastern Star uses cafetorium for meeting honoring Mrs. Geneva r C W1 les Dlrectors mls past wagner grand organist summer were Mr. Glover and George Eller. Representatives of Book Club, Mrs. Grace Dowden, and Mrs. Katherine Branstetter, present check to Miss Killinger, grade school principal, for pur- chase of books for elementary library. Extension class from I. S. T. C. holds meeting in new trade school area. 1 .W t Q-A Large crowd enter into the celebration of the Wabash Estimated 1600 attend annual meeting of R' E' M- C- in Valley victory sponsored by the Bigger Booster Club. The local gymnasium, club purchased cardinal blazers for members of the Varsity. 6 Your School ond Your A challenge has been put forth and met by our school and our comrnunity-- a challenge to mold you with greater perfection than ever before for a better future. B. H, S, provides factual knowledge as well as practical knowledge in leading, following, and living with others. She provides facilities for community affairs and services to the public. The second half of the partnership is completed by the Community. It provides facilities for religious growth, recreation, and work and offers ready support to the school in money as well as interest, encouragement, and co- operation. Rotarian D r . Mount presents trophies to sen- iors, Larry Coop- er, and Barbara Pielemeier, for greatest improve- ment in scholar- ship and leader- ship since the freshman year. Mrs. Anna May Workman, homebound teacher, instructs Steven Childers while he re- covers from an accident, Lion J ack Johnston p roudly displays athletic trophies present - ed by the club to outstand- athletes. Local BPW group entertains freshman girls with program on guidance. ing B, H, S. Community C13 Mr. Leland Barkley presents ediphone to Mrs. Uland for use in Secretarial Practice class Tri Kappa representatives Nancy Bowden presents tickets to seniors for annual senior dance. 'YZ' Bloomllelcl School In the sprtng of 1959 the Indtana General As sembly passed a law wh1ch encouraged COI'1SO11d21I101l for all schools wh1ch were not operattng well under present condmons Th1S law affected the c1t1zens tn and around Bloomfteld Indtana Students from R1ch land Taylor and H1ghlandTownsh1ps attendedBloom fleld Hlgh School but none of these corporattons had any say so about the operat1on of the school system no1 d1d they help to support f1nanc1ally the butldtng needs of the Bloomfield School Through publlc meettngs speeches newspaper arttcles the people of Bloomfteld and the surroundmg commumttes realtzed the need for a consoltdated school d1str1ct The c1t1zens knew that the law po1nted out that some actton would have to be taken and the people them selves wanted to do what had to be done Thus two electtons were held one 1n R1chland Townsh1p nother 1n Htghland The people of these terr1tor1es voted overwhelmlngly tn favor of the consol1dat1on Thele were no electtons needed 111 the town of dat1on now called the Bloomf1eld School D1str1ct became off1c1alJuly 6 1959 One change that was brought about by th1s consoltdatlon concerned the school board Instead of havtng only three men from the town of Bloom fteld the School Board now conststs of seven members who represent all the townshtps and the town The consoltdauon has provlded many beneftts Elementary schools enjoy a htgher rattng now than before the Bloomf1eld School D1str1ct was formed Rural schools wmch tnclude W1ldcat Calvertvtlle Fumace and Scotland prof1t from th1s new cor poratlon These schools now have access to all the oppo1tun1t1es that the Bloomfteld Elementary School enjoys Frances Ktllmger pr1nc1pal of the Bloom fteld Elementary Schools supervtses these rural schools as well as Bloomf1eld G1 ade School and supervtses the1r 1nstructors Teachmg matertals are provlded and supp11es wh1ch prevtously had to be bought by the students are provtded by the School D1strict All students have a better oppo1 tumty to recetve more tn educat1on than before All the schools have better more complete l1brar1es wnmnm smrrn mm , STOCKTON GRAN T FAIRPLAY STAFFORD WAS HIN GZON CASS Township Mop . 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Drstrrct Consolrclotron Hg .4 BE CH CREEK JACKSON of Greene County All audro vrsual educauoual features are possrble now Hot lunches not possrble before are provrded for all elementary schools rn the school drstrrct The puprls rn rural schools as well as rn the town recerve weekly rnstructron rn musrc More oppor tunrtres are present for rmmunrzatrons Besrdes therr regular Janrtors the elementary schools enjoy the prrvrlege of another -ranrtors servrces when needed All these elementary schools who before the consolrdatron were rn no way connected wrth the Bloomfreld Schools now experrence a feelrng of securrty not possrble before The Bloomfreld School Drstrrct because sur rourrdrng communrtres have pooled therr resources rnto one corporatron has a frnancral backrng twrce as wealthy as Bloomfreld Schools prevrously had Because of the wrshes and efforts of the people plans for a new 30 room hlementary School and Krndergar ten of the B100lUf1C1dSCl'lOO1D1SI1ICI are rrow berng made Completrorr of the new school whrch rs to be burlt on the srte recently purchased adjacent 1962 Thrs wrll house all Bloomfreld School Drstrrct puprls grades one through srx Four rooms w1ll also be added to the new rumor hrgh wrng whrch was completed last year at the hrgh school Thrs sectron wrll then house all grades seven and erght students The consolrdatron means also that there Wlu be better opportunrtres for all hrgh school students Better gurdance programs wrll be assembled An assrstant prrncrpal who w1ll help the prrncrpal wrth testrng fl Q aptrtude vocatronal rnterest and scholarshrp testsj counselrng and many other dutres wrll take hrs posrtron rn the future There w1ll be more courses offered rn the vrtal frelds of scrence mathe matrcs and forergn languages ln corrclusron rf anyone should wonder as to the purpose and reason of the Bloomfreld School Drstrrct consolrdatron let rt be remembered that the people of Bloomfreld and tts sur roundrng terrrtorres rncluded rn the school d1str1ct have provrded for better learn rng and educatron facrlrtres for posterrty i hlan ' - Q CENTER to the high school's lot, is hoped to be reached in Qrchland Glory 43fz'::s ,gfff ' S 1 A ' f' fi ' M o ' v g .mx , new xx .Xxx N. x A ZIV 1 ,af S' 'E m , M 'Q K ' 'xy fi-1' I N .... m,n,,Y,Mh,mN4u :,it-v-.qg.,.1-kg A v J 5, L faji, . 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One cannot, however, live on memories alone. Memories are valuable when they remind us of the deep commit- ments we have made, the strife we have endured, the friends who have inspired us, and the vision we have had for our future. Such memories are a constant spur to accomplishment and higher living. We hope that the memories induced by this book will be happy ones, but also that they will be reminders of that which is fine, noble, and good in life, Scenes Around School 1 J' 11, f ! l R Q 1 l yfi A .im new hung, . I ii? ,w Hg ' Wt...-D7 sr'--W , ,F .wx -- tw ,H 4' JN! .-.f- ' '4,.g.37 ' NCQA? Administration wma new f' .qmvwx x. ,aa PRESIDENT ww Paul Edlngton Appo1nted by Board of Trustees Town of B1oomf1e1d SECRETARY Rexall Cr1tes Townshtp Trustee H1gh1and Townshtp 'I6 School Board and Attorney J R, W1111ams Appo1nted by Board of Trustees Town of B1oomf1e1d W1111am F I-Iendren Appo1nted by Board of Trustees Town of B1oomf1e1d THE SCHOOL BOARD represenung the people of the BLOOMFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT functlons as a POIICY makmg body havlng complete Ju11sd1ct1on over the schools and 1ts employees and authortzes tts supermtendent and through h1m and other employees of the school, to carry out the execut1ve po11c1es and adm1n1strat1ve deta11s necessary to 1nsure that all such po11c1es of the board ale made effecuve 1n the operauon of the schools Ed Hostettler Appotnted by Advlsory Board of Taylor Townshlp Lee L Stone Townshtp Trustee Taylor Townshlp TREASURER Charles L Stalcup Townshtp Trustee Rlchland Townsh1p A TTORNEY George Jackson B1oomf1e1d Appomted by Board B1oomf1e1d School D1str1ct f wr K . . X I . . , A ' . . , I I , , ,W , -.. . ., X I 5' I v -, 3' J, - Superintendent ond Principal Mr. Richard M, Richeson has been superintendent of B,H,S, for the past four years, He attended Bloomfield Public Schools for twelve years, He received his B,S, and M,S, Degrees from Indiana State Teachers' College. He served four years in the U,S, Army Air Force. He taught in Pine Village and Worthington before coming to Bloomfield. Under his administration our new annex has been completed and consolidation has been achieved. Mr Ralph W Young has been principal ofB H S for the past four years He received his A B and M S Degrees from Indiana University and taught in Unionville and Stinesville before coming to Bloomfield He came to B H S 1945 and spent his first 11 years teaching history and government and acting as head coach Student Council The Student Council 1S composed of one boy and one girl elected by each class at the begin ning of the school year In addition thepresident of each class club or activity is a member The group is divided into committees which have charge of planning and conducting convocations plan ning recreation for the noon hour and conducting school parties There is also a committee for the care and improvement of the buildings and grounds The Student Council sold theater tickets this year and the profit will be spent on some improvement for the school . . . . . . . ...in 0 . , .. , . I I .. . . ' - , . SECRETARY TO PRINCIPAL MARTHA GLOVER SHIRLEY ROUDEBUSH O Flu c e H e I p SECRETARY TO SUPERINTENDENT The office help is usually all senior girls which have assembly periods during the day. The work of these girls consists of collecting the attendance slips each day, running errands, operat- ing mimeograph machines, typing tests for the teachers, answering the telephone when Mrs, Glover is absent, delivering messages, and using the paper cutter for various jobs. These girls are also used in any extra duties such as card file work for the photographer and clerical work for the immunization program. 2 .X .p- ,V X 74115 X ka W. fa -f ' ,fi w H,w.-m,,.- Dep cnrtments vw MW Q 4 . Q fp , f V W X A ' J Ax -pf . W , W 5 fs W vu Q +1 S ,, ' 1 'K -A LA , . W ,ff-v:.vf: s,, ' Q 14 f qv n , f P K A lip b Q V 'Q' Miss Constance Ren- aker teaches English 11, English 12, and sponsors Grade 9. 1: English 2 I E od 4 ' W Q tii.,,, . t,-,.,, gif' , W fl Mrs. Marigail Michie teaches English 9, and Eng- lish 10. This year the Senior English classes were required to write research papers. They toured the Indiana University Library in preparation for this assignment, 20 These sophomore beatniks are engaging in a debate. Walter Mattox te a c he s chemistry, algebra, and spon- sors Grade 12 and Student Coun- cil. He is acting assistant principal. Mr. Moth and Science ,gf 1 Mr. Ralph Chipman sponsors Grade 9. teaches trigonometry, physics, advan ced algebra, arithmetic 8, and psf? ...fl bl These mad scientists of the chemistry class are taking full advantage of our new laboratory, WI' is These seniors are making profound calculations based on these physics experiments. 5-a.. 21 Longuoge The Latin Club was reorganized in 1953 and is now affiliated with the National and State Junior Classical League. This year the club has 47 members, 37 of whom are members of the J.C.L. To become a member of Latin Club, a student must be taking Latin or have had two years of Latin. Students who join are sold as slaves to the older members, and they are not freed until after the initiation, Students who attend the annual state Latin Contest are sponsored by the Latin Club. The main club events are a luncheon during Christmas week and a Roman banquet in the spring. The state convention this year was held at Indiana State Teachers College. 5 Ei ' ' ,, ar if xl A ijt' ' is? at 5 I , , V 5 Q , V W Has anyone seen Cisco?... Si, si, Senor!!! , ,Q it - First Consul, , , . . . . , . . .IohnPie1emeier Second Consul. . . . Rick Johnson Quaestor . . . . Leonard Dobson Scuba . . . . Linda Hostetter Nunttus . Grace Ann Blackmore Sponsor . Mrs. Alberta Bogan Latin Club BACK ROW: Sarah Workman, Maryanna Overpeck, Grace Blackmore, Dorothy VanS1yke, Judy Moody, Maudie Davis, Larry Cooper, Ronald Summerville, Terry Patterson, Barbara Kidd. THIRD ROW: Judy Toler, Dorothy Roach, Leon Flory, Mike Demaree, Jeff Wonder, Owen Burch, Leonard Dobson, John Pielemeier, Marie Edwards, Eleanor Quillen, Phyllis Neidigh, SECOND ROW: Venus Holtsclaw, Linda Hostetter, Mary Lou Wade, Karen Brown, Sue Stone, Vicki Zaayer, Ruth Ann Willoughby, Bob Flory, Ronald Crowe, Chris Carnegie, ,Terry Eller, Steve McDonald. FIRST ROW: Carlene Boyd, Carol Conrad, Marcia Badollet, Sandra Wright, Laura Wright, Linda Collings, Rick Neidigh, Glen Jarboe, Bob Sparks, Keith Thomas, Bill Jackson, Rick Johnson, OFFICERS AND S PONSOR im lb if e r y I f . , ,, , X Rough Initiation Formal Initiation Rough Initiation Sociol Studies Mr. Avery Gabbard Mrs. Maddock teaches U.3. history and teaches world history, his- psychology' tory 8, English 10, and spon- sors Grade 11. L--nurllll' ,460 The psychology class is conducting an experiment on hereditary traits. This group took a trip to the Muscatatuck State Institution and took gifts to children there. 11 W .us 4, Ns. ,nn eg, This industrious group seems to be studying the mysteries oflndia in their class of world history, 24 Driver's Training students enjoyed a very worthwhile program sponsored by the local B.P. W. group during which Ray Byroad, State policeman s p o ls e on Safety in Driving. l 1 Science. Library Science Students interested in teaching as a career have an opportunity to take Cadet Teaching for credit. This year Sarah Workman trained under Mrs. Blanche Edwards, grade 7g Jane Jackson trained under Mrs. Nona Sapp and Mrs, Leona Isenogle, both grade lg Kay Badollet trained under Mrs. Mildred Young, grade 25 Kay Thompson trained under Mrs. Nona Sapp, grade lg Donna Toler trained under Mrs. Margaret Brandon, grade 359 and Mary Ellen Jackson trained under Jim'Rowe, grade 5. Driver's Training Near the end of the semester, the school 11 brary was moved f the rear ofthe assembly Room 14 w h e r e rr room is available. r Katheryn Mcliissicli as Mrs. Donita 1,yrin, new librarian. Stun assistants take Lib gf 6 f ' : , : I A A ., Kilr V V lyx l f .. fl i' '87 ' Mr. Ezra Overpeck teaches vocal classes in the elementary schools and all instrumental classes. Summer Group Rehearsal Music The B,H.S. Band is a busy group with many marching engagements each summer. They provide additional enter- tainment at each home basketball game, This year they played Christmas carols over the school intercom system. They participated in the annual county music festival under the direction of Dr. Gregory of Indiana University. Summer ' Marching Bond fob-v 'Q-,mth Officers of Senior Band Brass Section of Senior Band xx,--M,,,, , QZN., Junior Band Percussion Section of Senior Band Wood-Wind Section of Senior Band FH -so fe i Arif Mrs. Donita Lyon teaches library science and chorus and sponsors Strut SL Fret, Thespians, and Tri-Hi-Y. This year the high gchogl and the junior high choruses were reorganized by Mrs. Donita Lyon. The chorus led the high school in the singing of Christ- mas carols in December. One of the selections that the chorus worked on was Guys and Dolls. Mrs. Lyon assisted the quartets and ensembles that entered the contests at ISTC and Indianapolis. The chorus has been meeting in the new chorus room, The Girls' Sextet--awarded a second place in the district con- The Boys' Quartet--awarded first place in the district con ECSI. test and first place in the state contest. The Girls' Trio--awarded a second place in the district con- 28 test. Mr. Harvey Hannah teaches government, Art I, Art II, and English 11, and sponsors Grade ll, ...--f Art Ss This group of young artists are depicting their Herculean model. , if' X my 30 anna Congratulations to the department for another fine Christmas display Mrs. Freida Uland teaches Typ- ing 1, secretarial practice and shorthand and sponsors FBLA, School Daze and the senior class. She is Yearbook Adviser. In addition to regular typing and office machine jobs, this class completed a civil ser- vice course and an office practice set during the year . They also typed reportcards for the entire Bloomfield School District, and mail- ing lists for the Boy Scouts organization and the Greene County Cripple Children's organization. classes are held in the big room. Other commercial classes are held in Room 9. Commercial This year the partition between Rooms 5 and 6 was removed, Secretarial Practice, Typing and Shorthand 'Q' Mr. lack Johnston teaches ad- vanced bookkeeping, general business and Bookkeeping l, and sponsors School Daze, FBLA and the freshman class. lndustry's industrious potential secretaries. A lesson in income tax evasion? T Bookkeeping classes took a trip through the loc a l bank during the year. 31 BACK ROW: Ted Townsend, David Holt, Jerry Crowder, Richard Haywood, Bill Wade, Jack Muterspaugh, Malcolm Wintringham. FOURTH ROW: Ina Faye Troxell, Carolyn Shelton, Linda Sizemore, Vernon Martindale, Jane Sparks, Carolyn Uland, Marsha Miller. THIRD ROW: Shirley Edwards, Peggy Cobb, Pauline Scott, Judith Ridgeway, Myrna Sue Bingham, Beverly Abrams, Sharon Gardner. SECOND ROW: Margaret Edwards, Marilyn Childers, Joyce Blaker, Linda Chaney, Beverly Conder, Peggy Warren, Judy Gardner, FRONT ROW: Sue Ferguson, Alice Helms, Sandra Workman, Jeanette Holtsclaw, Ethel Broadway, Kay Thompson, FBLA F.B. L. A. is a national organi- zation for future business leaders of America. Bloomfield Chapter was or- ganized from the local Commercial Club during the 1958-59 school year. A major project of the year was sending questionnaires to surrounding communities in an attempt to determine job qualifications required and job op - portunities available. This was supple- mented by programs with speakers from business firms, interviews, and a trip to RCA, where students were given em- ployment tests. The Club had its installation and initiation in the cafetorium, At The Christmas party gifts were brought by the members and taken to the Psi Iota Christmas tree, The state convention was held this year in Muncie, Indiana. I fam l BACK ROW: Mrs, Uland, Sponsor, Bill Wade, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Johnston, Sponsor. FRONT ROW: Linda Sizemore, Treas- urerg Carolyn Shelton, Reporter, Ethel Broadway, Secretary, Kay Thompson, President, ar 1 'lo fl, F, B, L, A, Initiation ART COMMITTEE ' v l , . X' 1 fi iff Q- Q fziiw- Q J- I if I School Daze BASIC STAFF 'SHG' x 'LI . if X NYM -N , - ' Q e W PRODUCTION COMMITTEE TYPISTS Teachers Assoc iation. Miss Harriet Clark teaches Home Economics 1, 2, 3, and 4, and eighth grade Home Economics, and sponsors the Home Economics Club and eighth grade. She supervised Miss Lois Seigel from l.U. and Mrs. Vinita McCullough from I. S. T. C. in student teaching during the year. Vocational Home Economics Miss Clark was the 1959 president of the Indiana Vocational Home Economics She is now 2nd Vice President of the Indiana Vocational and Practical Arts Associationg she will be lst Vice President in l96O and President in 1961. This class in Clothing Con- struction seems determined NOT to drop a stitch. 34 Garments made in class This class in Child Care is studying the play habits of fraternal twins, f 1 , Class trip to the ' meat market, W 1 h Ai 4 ar.-,4A,,af+-f:!slQ - Pictured here are students in the art ',.....a Mrs. Mary Haseman teaches Home Economics and sponsors the Home EC. Club. She acts in an advisory capacity to the cafeteria staff. of ensnaring cookie-eating he-men During the summer, Mrs. Haseman offers 4-I-I projects to all girls in the Bloomfield School District who come into Bloomfield for the club work. Above are those who had 4-H projects during the summer under Mrs. Haseman from grades '7 through 12. Others from grades 4 through 6 carry projects. Miss Marynel Haseman represented Greene County in the State Dress Review this year. 35 Home Economics Club BACK ROW: Barbara Burgess, Connie Hardesty, Marilyn Foster, Phyllis Norris, Marie Bault, Mildred Bault, FOURTH ROW: Donna McElroy, Candice Ray Parker, Kay Blackmore, Gail Spencer, Nancy Broad- way, Sue Michael, Jane Bailey, Clare Malone, Sharon Tally, Mary McConnell. THIRD ROW: Donna Michael, Mary Burch, Joy Helms, Sharon Terrell, Mary Scott, Betty Bucher, Opal Hamlin, Linda Ammer, Mon- zella Bingham, Linda Abrams, Ruth Ann Edrington, Linda Workman. SECOND ROW: MarynelHasen'1an, Nedra Gates, Linda Barkley, Joyce Inman, Linda Pearson, Loretta Crowe, Patty Spinks, Helen Harper, Alice Sparks, Donna Carpenter. FRONT ROW: Sharon Fines, Jane Floyd, Kay Booker, Betty Martindale, Patty Harden, Linda Combs, Judy James, Sue Adams, Ruth Adams, Carolyn Tally, Rhea Dawn Crabbe, Ruth Gallian. OFFICERS AND SPONSOR The Home Economics Club is a departmental club for those students who have been or at present time are enrolled in Home Economics. The club meets monthly and special programs of interest in the homemaking area arepresented by studentsor guests. Some high- lights this year were a style show, grooming techniques, and travel talks. The Christmas party was an outstanding social program. Miss McKissick presented the Christmas Story. The departments provided holiday refreshments and decorated the homemaking rooms. Home- making students also prepared Christmas refreshments for the faculty and the School Daze and Owl Editorial Staffs. Mrs. Haseman, Sponsor, Jane Floyd, Secretary, Joy Helms, Vice-Presidentg Connie Hardesty, Presidentg Barbara Burgess, Treasurer, Miss Clark' Sponsor' Christmas Party 'Q Industrial as Arts Mr. Robert Mowery teaches 8th Mr. Marvin Snoddy teaches 8th grade shop, general science, grade shop, mechanical draw- shop3, shop4, and sponsors the ing, and advanced mechanical Sth grade. drawing. ,f Is this the furniture factory subsidiary? , 'iff ,,,, I new ff W1 Are their drawings mechanical or E, - otherwise? Mr. Glen Gates teaches Biology 8, Agri and sponsors student council. Vocotionol Agriculture F. F. A. Vocational Agriculture was added to theBloomfield curriculum in September of 1948, In December of the same year the Bloomfield F, F, A, Chapter was established. Mr. Glen Gates became the sponsor. The chapter at Bloomfield stresses scholarship, and the top students from each of the classes in Vocational Agriculture receives an award. The members participate in other activities. These include a pest contest, public speaking contest, and the Hoosier Farmer degree, These contests are on a district level. The new Vocational Agriculture building was completed in the Spring of 1959, This building is the finest of its kind in the state of Indiana. Four years of Vocational Agriculture are taught in our school including welding and the building of wagons. The Bloomfield School District also, through its Vocational Agriculture department, sponsors an adult farmers' night class. This is the fourth year for this class. culture l, 2, 3, 4, F. F. A, and OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Larry Byers, Sentinelg Eugene Chaney, Re- porter, Kenny Brown, Treasurer, Mr. Glen Gates, Sponsor, Wayne Felton, Vice-Presi- dent, Danny Ro liams, Secretar llsrll I0 ach, President, Gordan Wil- Y' F. F. A. MEMBERS 4-H MEMBERS During the summers, Mr. Gates spon- sors 4-H work for all students carryingboys' projects and those in rural communities carrying girls' projects. Those who carried work with Mr. Gates this summer in grades 7 through 12 are shown here. Several other boys and girls in grades 5 and 6also carried projects. We'11 make that Saturday hayride yet! He thinks we're listening! .-sau.. It's a hot time i the old town tonight! 4'-..., 11 39 1 sv yi mfwl hz 2 Q I 5 W, Q ,- W' 3, Y ik 2, .CI V l lf, 3 AT 1 I-if I QU A 3 N. J 1. W Y yi v 23633 j I ' . ill x 1 ' A. A. 1- Juniors ond Seniors BACK ROW: Juanita Foster, Sarah Workman, EthelMitchell, Sandra Schreier, Dorothy VanSlyke, Wanda Owings, Sherry Bruce, Janice Clark. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Pielemeier, Judy Gardner, Marilyn Foster Betty Bucher, Mary Ann Emery, Nancy Allen, Ina Faye Troxell, Sharon May. THIRD ROW: Virginia O Neall, Marilyn Childers, Connie Hardesty, Nedra Gates, Eleanor Quillen, Marsha Miller, Pauline Scott Peggy Cobb. SECOND ROW: Barbara Burgess, Kathy Holland Jane Sparks, Barbara Kidd, Judy Ouillen Carolyn Uland, Jane Ann Burch, Beverly Conder. FRONT ROW: Donna McElroy, Jane Jackson, Criss Cross Phyllis Neidigh, Linda Barkley, Mary Ellen Jackson, Sue Ferguson, Rhea Dawn Seals. BACK ROW: Mary Burch, Ruth Gallian, THIRD ROW: Karen Brown, Linda Combs, Jane Floyd, Shirley Gardner, Judy James, Janice Scott, Gail Spencer, Kay Blackmore, Maryne1Haseman, Susan Kidd, Bobbi Hamilton, Kay Richmond, SECOND ROW: Candy Parker, Sandra Wright, Sue Stone, Carlene Boyd, Carol Conrad, Mary Lou Wade, Vikki Zaayer, Anne Willoughby, Diane Hunter, Jane Bailey, Helen Bailey, Gloria Aldrich. FRONT ROW: Nancy Broadway, Linda Collings, Laura Wright, Linda Hosteter, Patty Harden, Kay Booker, Betty Martindale, Carolyn Hord, Marilyn Calldemeier, Sue Michaels, Patty Spinks, Helen Harper. Freshmen ond Sophomores 41 G.A.A. Officers ond Sponsor I O O Jane Jackson Kathy Holland Barbara Kidd PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 5 ai t 4 ., 5 s AVN Mary Jane Sparks Mrs. Judy Heaton IREASURER SPONSOR Executive Boord The Executive Board conducts the various activities of G. A . A. BACK ROW: Sue Ferguson, Connie Hardesty, Bar- bara Pieiemeier, Nedra Gates. SECOND ROW: Judy Price, Criss Cross, Judy Gardner. FIRST ROW: Jan- ice Clark, Juanita Foster, Marsha Miller. W X 1 ,ff Q if ,, Q 3 6 2 , g, 44' Wil F 19, G I if :X 438, Q K . I 1 I' ,f'i? A l Q I , .sw Ygkfi 51,6 'ESV Miss Janice Hoar teaches English 7 , reading and spell- ing 7. Jr. High Reading 7 Arithmetic 7 Mr. Shannon Allen teaches physical education 8, his- Miss Pat Miller teaches English 7 , arithmetic 7 , and sponsors Grade 7. tory 8, history and geography Q 7, and sponsors Grade 8. I . He is Junior High Coach. I l MF- W i 1 li 3 117 IS S H 0 216 .J V? Mr. Robert Spencer teaches teaches science and health r ' , ij history and geography 7. 7 , general science 8, and A ., ... A it history 8, English 8, and SDOHSOIS Grade 7. X' ' sponsors Grade 7. History 8 4'-m1-we fd Q'-ff? kenaf! General Science 8 English 8 eq., 'U ,-.--A ww W' ,W fm- i my ' I 'f' ,:. f HB4 M ? m5.aa- ,,:,.: -5 , 4-an 0 K 'W Mm 'Q ,xr ! 7 1, 'fi '52 Orgcmzohons if fi ff' A' H .'z'm'rv. gaps-- W , ff!! A Q., , J X-8' I .V 4 l G 1 ur iwpwez it , 4' 1. . 'V' 1 ,Q f 4, i ai, . Zgsm 3,3 1. M ' ugh Q W' 1 9? -, fs A fn ' f ' -X. A-N, xwvw ..-1 .fkiil Thespicn at 0 ff U P i. t 65 -L r to f r , ,, +V' 3 I, 3 1 Q ff at l 3 K Q if is A 5 Xa MX 'if' j - Q 11 ,r X4 NN ir -fnag, a A BACK ROW: Chuck Campbell, Kay Thompson, Larry Cooper, Kathy Holland, David Holt, Sue Ferguson, Steve Floyd, Judy Quillen, Ric Jackson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Kidd, Eleanor Quillen, Donna McElroy, Maryanna Overpeck, Jane Jackson, Phyllis Neidigh, Janiece Baines, Mary Jane Sparks, Mary Ellen Jackson. C3 ff at C5 i' This cast presented the play Wildcat Willie Plays Santa at Christmas It was given for Tri Ka a - DD Sorority, Rotary Club, and twice for the student body, Mrs, Donita Lyon, Thespian Sponsor,directed the group. Cost of Morchetc 5 it jf fm if-5 ., 0 rl EK e ?N'? 4? -f ' ' ff fr -4 ' 'W E If ,az Q . , ,Q 1 ' Mtg ..,, ,N sql, si -JW? gm, ,our QW? if 1 ev sf o t 1-QfH'S'QVe1w5 t zzkkkg 1 . Q , xi ,Mc QPYX , f-A ,. '. -14 0 ' Nw 'gixf LY.. wwwlhie 1nQiEl',w VA V . Q' f9f9m' V M 5 fi? , W i 5 As? --w if uk xg 7 X A s, lfiv 'G Q 1 ,,94W b Tri-Ha-Y fp Nil 2: X Q I' Hi-Y 63 Y ik As R .-. 4. , 1 u ,5 :- any we Q., X . 0 .ul if in 1 1 S , C-2 ,ii Miss Bobbi Hamilton is shown here as Jack Spinks crowns het' Baw1 Queen of the 1959-1960 sea- son. In her court are Miss Donna McElroy, seniorg Miss Loretta Crowe, juniorg Miss Carol McElroy, Sth gradeg Miss Adolla Hostottler, 7th gt-adeg and Miss Sandra Wright, freshman. .vw A - -.Qt A , 1 Sponsored by MC MILLAN SPORTSWEAR x N Q I 1 -Q -S- BloomfieId's 1960 Basketball Team Ties the 1938 Record With 27 Wins - 2 LOSSES Probably the height of a basketball team's glory comes when it wins a close game to net a championship victory. Bloomfield enjoyed two such high- lights in the Wabash Valley victory. Taking a 69-68 decision from Brazil in the afternoon game and 61-60 decision from Covington in the final game was a Peak of Glory our Cardinals' many fans will not forget for manya year. The trophy our team won will take its place beside many other trophies repre- senting great moments our athletes have experienced. Pictured below are our champions gathered around Coach Guy Glover planning such victories. 1959-1960 BASKETBALL RECORD Q27 Wins -- 2 Lossesj BHS 80 Solsberry BHS 33 Switz City BHS 68 Montgomery BHS 48 Odon BHS 49 Worthington BHS 30 Carlisle BHS 44 Oolitic BHS 47 Spencer BHS 62 Worthington BHS 87 Linton BHS 79 North Central BHS 79 Shawswick BHS 69 Sullivan BHS 72 Bicknell BHS 82 Mitchell BHS 76 Springs Valley BHS 85 Elletsville BHS 7 7 Loogootee U7 Wins -- l Lossj SWIAC Winners WABASH VALLEY BHS 68 L 86 M BHS 71 Solsberry BHS 89 Worthington BHS 92 Stinesville BHS 51 Loogootee BHS 69 Brazil BHS 61 Covington fWinners Second Consecutive Yearj SECTIONAL BHS 92 lasonville BHS 29 Switz City BHS 47 Worthington QWinners Second Consecutive Yearj REGIONAL BHS 48 Garfield if ii Q-,Z Champions I ll K 3 t .L le I. s W z Vi 3 E S A ll x Qi P' ,ao a4v44wsaxae3 , 1 Q Ai 1 5 A ., gg XE!!! 1, 1, , , E F t at K J V V V , 13 it ,U Ms ,ig E 'IF Montgomery VS. B. H. S. Q-LJ f X Y , 'fag Mgiw Y , VAS piinsbrpd b y TOP asf? 1 .4 5 1 We B A S K E T B A l l BACK ROW: Superintendent Richeson, Coach Glover, Owen Burch, John Gilmore, Richard Haywood, Jim Neil, Ronnie Crowe, Larry Workman, Manager, Rex Hudson,Assistant Coach, and Principal Young. FRONT ROW: Bobby Sparks, Bobby Frye, Jerry Blackwell, Jerry Floyd, Clark Allen, Jeffrey Wonder, Willie Sherman, Rick Johnson, and Rick Neidigh. John Pielemeier not pictured, B. H. S. is especially proud of our B team, who made us Greene County champions for the fourth consecutive year. Regular season games gave them 16 wins against 4 losses. Battling valiantly a larger Odon team, B, H, S, freshmen lost the S, W, I, A, C, tourney title in the last three seconds of the game. They ended the season with 10 wins and 2 losses in regular season play. T e a m 8 n d C h e e r L e a d e Flory, Jerry Floyd, Ronnie Crowe, Jim Smith, JerryBlackwell, Fred Lewis, Chris Carnegie, Rick Neidigh, V Keith Thomas, Rex Hudson, Coach, and Marcia Badollet, Linda Collings, Laura Wright, Gail Spencer, Larry Workman, Manager: Billy Jackson, Bobby Sparks, Rick Johnson, Bobby Frye, Morris Byers, Bobby S Cheerleaders. 57 This group of athletes won letters in at least one of the following ways Basketball played in 20 quarters, Wabash Valley, or Sectional play, Baseball- -played in 12 innings Tiack scored 20 points, Cross-country--ran with a county, conference, or state team John Harry Laughlin Award The beautiful trophy pictured here has recently been added to the B. H. S, trophy case. It is dedicated to the late John Harry Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ira T, Cub Laughlin and a B, H, S, graduate of whom we are extremely proud. John Harry participated actively in school life at B, H, S, and was outstanding in athletics during his high school, college, and coaching days. He was on the B, H. S. football team, and played center on the basketball team that won the Wabash Valley in 1938, While attending Louisiana Tech, John Harry was a member of the football, basketball, baseball, and tennis teams. In 1941 and 1942, he was named All Southern Forward. John Harry also participated in the Kentucky tournament and had two Kansas City invitations. John Harry was a lieutenant commander in the Navy and flew a TBF. During his navy career, he was awarded two distinguished flying crosses, four air medals, seven battle stars, and the Presidential Unit Citation. Later, as a member of the reserves, he flew in a patrol of planes across the Gulf of Mexico once every three weeks. On January 19, 1957, John Harry started on his usual journey and was never seen again, Small remnants of the plane were found in the Gulf. The trophy was presented to B, H, S, in honor of John Harry by his brother, Chester Laughlin, and family, who reside in Williamson, West Virginia. Each year an outstanding senior boy will be given the John Harry Laughlin Award and will receive a small trophy as well as having his name engraved on the large trophy. The award is to be given to a senior boy who has achieved major success in athletics and other activities. The coach, the principal, and the senior class sponsors are to be the judges. The award was presented for the first time on B, H. S. Honor Day, May, 1959, to Ronald Richmond. QS! Q , 'lf . V .1 ti, . ,,.jw , 55 4 L 'K f 1 '. if , 4. A i y F ?.. G 'V,f N wLxf,'zik4:,,.a,,5 ' hs-S-sutvq--3 If ai 4-.. M--- : V nv - l f? ' X -L ' ' f. . g 1 'B 4 'L , 1 - Ti A4 A M , M A .. . . 'Mk-..j.y 'V I ,':4 . v c V.- r ink , :Tw Q Lille y . ' fam. V I. ,, flgyfiw ,. R V.. ,.... , u t h ,f Nr falixj-fiw. Ed Jones Bob Carmichael Leroy Holtsclaw Owen Burch 1959 BASEBALL DATA NA ME A , B, Wonder 7 Martindale 20 Mumma 8 Holrsclaw 9 Carmichael 16 Blackwell 21 Jones 14 Sparks 11 johnson O Crowe 1 Driscoll 1 Frye 5 Lacer 6 Burch S Vernon Martindale L ,Hi 4, ' .j-if .. 113 u .,, rr, H V K ' . ,f Q1 if A if ...G W: , , V.. Q n C .3 x . oi ,. A I . ' .QM 'i'f1-:'B- Innings Pct. Played .429 28 .300 42 .250 21 .222 28 .187 42 .143 42 .143 33 .099 30 .000 2 .000 13 ,000 7 .000 21 ,000 24 .000 21 ' jerry Blackwell Bob Sparks Robert Frye 1 1 ' A' 4 H A, as af, A., dim. 1 W .mf .21 1 W 'aw it 'I at -u .1 L . f ,A 1 f fa-1. ,Ml it ' e Q , ki-J ,y EQ! if rv 2 1 rf ff- 4 --... .fn my 7 ima, .5., W wr wx' 2- C ::.,'39-Q3 1, 4 . ' .5 Q- D 1 PAW Qu ,. M . N52 'iff W- 9 . 3 r QQ '- '.-fi RQH- , va, 2 A HA. ji + 4... . Z: Q Q u wg M f 11 'S 1 . ,J :K if x I L Q4 nf? if f I- -fw v MN- V ' K 6 K xg ! 2 5 . W E . , .A4TW AM3r n .1 1 me M gf, :g'ffl? 'F'1-wif .L Dean Mumma Ricky Johnson X X sf-. .A 'Ne-'Sw ,X Jeff Wonder 3 1 ea Joe Driscoll S, W, I, A, C. FALL TOTALS FOR 1959 B. H. S. TEAMS PLAYED OPPONENTS 2 Worthington 1 Ellettsville 14 Solsberry 9 Switz City 7 Loogootee Q- Spencer 33 BASEBALL COACH: Rex Hu Milton Baker Jerry Crowder Ronald Crowe 1 'WWF Q u in 3 A ' 'W . 1 . I .va - -, ,. 4 .K V L A .rw M,g,,.?' . 1 L J Q Q17 L A V ., -- , ' L ' ,r in -fr -gf, 4' ' -, 1 ,f e fv, M .Q -, -I , W f, .WM ' K, , 1 W 0 V fi-fs Q A V , 7 X ' M ': I V Y fir? 'lin ' '4 fl ' . , 'ra-iam r xr 'ff-g A '52 .f .2 XR ,EE2a,f-4 rin I C sv. r F. 2' ,Jvffgig ' 41 , 4, ggxgk ' A ' V H ? 'g 3? v-IR. ' '::'::gf -E55 5? ' uw- Q' Y f vWf?N'W4Ef ':'f ' ' r A ,',M 'l'tEn - f , A yr .M -'-:e.:L,'-Q. , , t q QM - - , 5 - 253. - V AX- 9 ,-ff. , ' Q -f fe . lm - - of H 1. cw --L, A , 'K - iff' ..- dson John Lacer xii , ,xx w, 4 Us '4-fw'4'Q'1N' f' ? 2' 3 3 M tisfhahii ,mgix K, JK., U X Q X N lxiggg gr ey 4 Q Z h SF ' . 4 ' is N f Yi f li L 3 Q, 1 ,i J 1 W Q .... Miagww V, 4,m26n,wVm,L Vwwwskl . :L 1 Q' ., ' f P ' - u.- A S Vi x.. xl d ,L ' J x W 'LQ ffzg . ' Q .. L 1 2' ,. 1' W . , NC ro ' ' ' ob n fr y' by Truck JA 'i2w H w X' A ' J 3 if 3 v. 35 'uh 5'lQ'QX wtf 1 3 , J X X' A x'Q 5x21 M ? E gi 3' QS f aw X2 N , . Trophies Won In Foll ond Winter Sports BHS proudly presents two well-filled trophy cases. Shown below are several trophies won this year in fall and winter sports. The 1960 spring baseball team hopes to duplicate the l959 SWIAC victory. The Junior High have high hopes of taking the Greene County tourney again this year in basketball. Freshmen hopes in the SWIAC basket- ball tourney were smashed in the final seconds of the championship game. Cross Country - won in Cross CountrY ' WOU ifl Greene County Competition. SWIAC C0111 petition. AYSY 0 NS Basketball - won by Varsity in regularly scheduled play in county competition. Basketball - won by B-Team in Greene County competition - fourth con- secutive year. Basketball - won by Varsity - Mit? Q .-os rf ll . I A 9 Y Q :H Basketball - won by Varsity for second time in history of school on SWIAC competition of regularly scheduled games. . 1 . 1' . y Q 4 1'5 dQ,fdw'4,f 545-1i'5:5,'3 is fa Basketball - won by Second Consecutive Year and Basketball - won by Varsity for V3-FSUY Wabash VHHCY Third time in history of school. second consecutive year in sec Prelim. E Wabash Valley Finals. tional play. i iff ii E I G H T H B R A B E BACK ROW: David Oliphant, Sam Ferguson, Ron Sparks, Jerry Calvert, Jerry Van- Deventer, Rodney Sims, Terry Glover, Shannon Allen, Coach. FRONT ROW: David Heaton, Mike Moore, Bob Uland, Bill Quillen, Jack Sparks, Donnie Axe, Virgil Adkins, Jr., Manager, CHEERLEADERS Sherry Ammer Patty Thompson B A S K E T B A l l T E A AA 64 , A ,K , i f f: .bv V M 1 The eighth grade enjoyed a successful season winning 12 of their 15 games in regular schedule play. CHEERLEADERS Carolyn Allen Karen Jones 'Q x J' ' P. bf A af? H ,I - .... 1 BACK ROW: Toby Yoho, Ted Carmichael, Gary Campbell, Harley Sherman, Mike Price, Nicky Skinner, Mike Baines, Tommy Neill, Virgil Adkins, Ir., Manager, Shannon Allen, Coach. FRONT ROW: Ronny Hull, David Johnson, Stevie Haywood, Roger Mclntosh, David Shonk, Jerry Shertzer. B A S K ff E T B A l L T E A M . T1 ' A- is ,H ,E .maxex i TJ, . D , . iw 4 1.-wx .. Bias!! .z.gf.,,.f,,..., , Closs History In September 1948 these 29 members of the Class of 1960 frrst entered the hallowed halls of the Bloomf1e1d Elementary School and have contlnued throughout the1r 12 years IH the Bloomf1e1d school SYSICITI By September 1956 the Class of 1960 had expanded to mclude these students who have attended B H S durmg the1r four hrgh school years Bloomfxeld Elementary School 66 Bloomfleld H1gh School C lib 9' yryq Xrf-.::.V ' . I 1 f l '3:!554' , 19 f' f I U 7 sq! En ,fgN ' S o p h o m o re Y e ca r W Lf? fl V ! 1 Junior Year PROM PICTURES l if qi . SLACKS SWEATERS WESKITS AND BLA ZERS Fashions of 1960 S ' siffwfif S s f V if .., 2 ' f , . X L 1 , . , Qi Z ,S K is , B o y s SWEATERS SHOES SHOES 6 Girls mi-S5 V Ei 4 keg S i s 8 1 5 S . n x l 1 a i E S s SKIRTS ED JONES, President Annual Editor 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F,F,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, B-Mens Club 4, Student Council 4. DA VID HOLT, Vice-President Annual Editor 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thes- piaus 2, 3, 4, H1-Y 2, 3, 4, F,B.L,A, 4, School Daze 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Boy's Quartet 4, Mixed Quartet 4, Latin Club 1, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, School Reporter 4. , ,.,a,,.,,,,, mu, . ,,, .,.. 36 CONNIE HARDESTY, Student Council Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. LEON FLORY, Student Council Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Strut and Fret 2, Secretary 3, Annual Staff 4. 6- '09 iii . , .- A Q 3. ALICE HELMS, Secretary Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, l,J,C,L. 1, 2, 3, 4, F,B,L,A, 4, School Daze 3, 4, Scribblei-'s Club 3, Class Secretary 2, 4. ANDY CARNEGIE, Treasurer Treasurer 3, 4, Vice-President 1, Annual Editor 4, Latin Club 1, I-li-Y 2, 3, 4, Track l, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Bandl, 2, Chorus 1, 2, Strut and Fret 2, B-Mens Club 4, Student Council 2, Booster Club 4. a Q K JERRY BINGHAM Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. fi' Yusuf! MYRNA SUE BINGHAM Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, F,B,L,A, 4, School Daze 4, An- nual Staff 4. BEVERLY ABRAMS Home Ec. l, 2, 3, F,B,L,A, 4, School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4, KAY BADOLLET Band l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Clubl, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, l, Latin Club 1, School Daze 3, 4, Scribbler's Club 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, School Reporter 4, An nual Staff 4, I. J. C, L, 1. GRACE ANN BLACKMORE Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 4, Student Council 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Strut and Fret 2, Tri-Hi-Y l,b2, 3, 4. KENNY BLAKER PEGGY BRANSTETTER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 25 School Daze 4g G,A,A, 1, 2. ETHEL BROADWAY Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.B,L,A, 4g Chorus 1, 45 G.A.A, l, 2, School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4, io BARBARA BURGESS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, l, 2, 3, 4, School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4. LARRY BYERS Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A, 2, 3, 4. r 'lh, BOB BROWN Booster Club 2, 3g Hi-Y 45 Art 1, 2, 4. BETTY BUCHER Home EC. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 School Daze 45 Annual Staff 4. 5 W nl is G: :Hi EUGENE CARPENTER F.F,A, 3, 4. EUGENE CHANE Y CHUCK CAMPBELL Thespian 2, 3, 4, Strut and F1-et 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, JACKIE LEE CARMICHAEL Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Booster Club 3, 4 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, kg LARRY CHANEY Booster Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. BILL CHA NE Y Hi-Y 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Art 1, 4. ,TANICE CLARK G,A,A, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club2, School Daze 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA LEA CLAYTON Home EC. Club l, 2, Annual Staff 4. X it PAUL DOANE Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. SHIRLEY EDWARDS Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, F,B,L.A. 4: School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4. li'-..,,,. A14 3 if 4-fal l K ww ? ' ,1Q. ,,,,K ,ff PEGGY COBB Home Ec. Club l, 2,3, G,A,A, l,2, 3, 4, Boos- ter Club l, 2, 3, F.B,L,A, 4, Annual Staff 4, LARRY COOPE R Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Studentlvlanagerl, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. MARILYN FOSTER G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2. SHARON GARDNER Chorus lg Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g F,B,L,A, 3,45 Boos- ter Club 2,3gBand1, 2, 3, 43 Home EC. Club 2. WAYNE A, FELTON F,F,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3. SUE FERGUSON G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Booster Clubl, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 2, Home EC, Club 3, Strut andlfret 3, 4, Thespian 45 F,B.L,A, 4g School Daze 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Girls' Quartet 4. JACK L, GHOLSON F.F.A, 2, 3. GWEN GOFF G,A,A, lg Home EC. Club lg Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Editor 4. 111 LINDA HANSON Booster Club 1, 2, 3g Class Secretary lg Home EC. Club lg G,A,A, lg Latin Club 2, 3, l.,T,C.L, 2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4g Annual Staff 4, School Daze 4, Student Council 3, RONNIE HARDESTY Booster Club 3g Hi-Y 43 Art 3, Annual Staff 4. STE VE HA WKINS Booster Club l, 2, 33 Latin Club 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 4, Art 4, LARRY I-IAYWOOD Booster Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. 5 f KE NNY HA RDING Hi-Y 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2 B-Men's Club 4. GERALD HASH Booster Club 3, Hi-Y 4g Annual Staff 4 f'-0 ,TEANETTE HOLTSCLAW Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' En- semble 2, 3, 4, Girls' Quartet 2, 4, Annual Staff 4, Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 4, F,B,L,A, 4, School Daze4, RICHARD HUNTER H1-Y 2, 3, 4, RRA, 2, 3, Basebaii 1, 2. JOY HE LMS Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-I-li-Y4, Chorus 2, Booster Club 2, Annual Staff 4. KATHY HOLLAND G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-H1-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Girls' Ensemble 3, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Scribbler's Club 3, School Daze l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec.Club 2, Latin Club l, Girls' Quartet 4, Annual Staff 4. JANE JACKSON G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, School Daze 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Annual staff 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, l.,T.C.L, 2. RIC JACKSON Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thes- pian 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret2,3, 4, Latin Club l, Band l, 2, Boys' State 3, Annual Staff4. . 41, Q MARY ELLEN JACKSON Annual Staff 4, Latin Club 1, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, School Daze 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Home Ec. Club 2, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, F,B,L,A, 3, G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Scribblers' Club 3, Girls' State 3. BOB JAMES Basketball 4, Track 4, F.F.A. 4. Q, QM, 51,34 cm ANDY MC DONALD Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Strut and Fret 4, Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 4, School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Mixed Quartet 3, 4, DONNA MC ELROY Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4. DEAN MUMMA Basketball 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, F,F,A, l, 2, 3, Art 4. LARRY NEIDIGH F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN MARTINDALE Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 3, 4, F,F,A. 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Basketball 4, B-Men's Club 4, Student Council 3, Booster Clubl, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. VERNON MARTINDALE Track l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, F,B.L,A, 4, Boys' State 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, B-Men's Club 3,4,Basketba1l2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Annual Staff 4. ,. 1 JERRY NEWMAN Hi-Y 4, Booster Club 3, 4. EUGENE NORRIS Booster Club 4, Hi-Y 4. ,, VIRGINIA O'NEALL Latin Club l, G,A,A, l, 4, Annual Staff 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARYANNA OVERPECK Band l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 1, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Annual Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, School Daze 3, 4, Scribblers' Club 3, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 1, 2 3, Girls' Quartet 4, l,,T,C.L, l, 2, 3, 4, 4' Q- U4 -E A 4 , ,xii t r , . 7 m , ,,,., , X 2 :Y M4 A ,. ,, I., DANNY ROACH Hi-Y 2, 3, Latin Club 1, F,F,A, 2,3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, President3, Student Council 3, 4, B-Men's Club 4. MARY SCOTT Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-I-li-Y 4, Chorus 3, Annual Staff4. 'qqunvlfl BARBARA PIELEMEIER Chorus l, 2, 3, G,A,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, Annual Staff 4, Band l, 2, 3. ,TUDITH RIDGWAY Home EC. Club l, 2, 3, F,B.L,A. 4, School Daze 4, Booster Club 2, 3. www ivi' sg it CAROLYN SHELTON Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Staff 4, School Daze 4, Chorus 1, 2,3gArt3, 4, G,A,A, lg Latin C1ub2: I..T.C,l, 2, 3, 4, F.B.L,A, 4 LINDA SIZEMORE Booster Club 1, 2, 3, F,B,L,A, 4, Chorus 3 Annual Staff 4, Art l, 4, School Daze 4, I, F ,A. .Ang A Q , ,aa ki PAULINE SCOTT G,A.A. 1, 2, 4, F.B.L,A, 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 3g Latin Club 1, 2, Annual Staff4. BILL SHARR F,F,A, l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. D' DICK SMITH F,F,A, 1, 2, 3g H1-Y 3, 4g Latin Club 2g Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ALICE SPARKS G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, School Daze 4, Annual Staff 4. KAREN SPARKS Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, Latin Club 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 1, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. MARY JANE SPARKS G,A,A, 1, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Scribblers' Club 3, School Daze 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheer- leader 4, Booster Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, l.,T,C,L, 2, Student Council 3, F,B,L,A, 3, 4, LA RRY THOMP SON Class President l, F.F.A, 1, 2, 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, B-Men's Club 3, 4. KAY THOMPSON Cheerleader 1, Latin Club 2, Student Council 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, F,B.L,A, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. J' A CK SPINKS Basketball 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Cross Country l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4,B-Men's Club 3, 4, F,F,A, 1,2,3, Student Council4g Annual Staff 4. SHA RON TE RRELL Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4, G,A,A, l, Booster Club l, 2, Annual Staff 4. If . DE WAYNE VANDE VENTER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Cross Country 2, 3, Basketball l, Baseball 1, 2, Track 2, 3, DOROTHY VANSLYKE Home EC. Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A,A, 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Annual staff 4, I.J,C,L. 2, 3, 4, PK, Y ' ff? t ,a u A -.,,.: f ' Mp 19 MC if DAVID TITUS Hi-Y 4. DONNA TOLER Home Ee. Club 1, 2, Latin Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Annual Staff4. Y? i x-1 A-M V-ai' if iz X JIM WALTERS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Student Council 3. LARRY WARNICK Hi-Y 4. CLAUDIA WHITE Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, Strut and Fret 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Annual Staff 4, F,B,L,A, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4. GORDON WILLIAMS F,F,A, 2, 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3. Kumi, M, , . 5? J' . h ' X EDGAR WORKMAN F,F,A, 1, 2,3,Hi-Y2,3,4,B-Mer1's Club 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4. JACKIE BOB WORKMAN Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Student Manager 1, 2. DOUGLAS WILLOUGHBY Chorus l, Band l, 2, 3. SANDRA WORKMAN 3 A X- . Tri-Hi-Y 4, Home EC. Club 1, 2, 3, F,B,L A 4, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, School Daze4 Annual Staff 4. 'C SARAH WORKMAN I . 1'-X Booster Club l, Home Economics 1, G, A, A, ' 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4. 'tl x ft:-. ' N Ss... Jllxl WORKMAN SHEILA ZAAYER Hi-Y 3, 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, F, F, A, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Majorette Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, 2, 3, Drum Major 4, Booster Club 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Ensemble 2, 3, Latin Club 2, Annual Staff4. PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: David Norris Our Commencement Ninety-four members of the class of 1960 heard a commencement address by Dr. G, F, Kneisel in the gymnasium. Dr. Kneisel spoke on Freshmanship, The primary meaning of Freshmanship is, to quote Dr, Kneisel, that the perennial freshman always adds to his knowledge and retains the charm that is lost in the auto-endowment of profound maturity, Dr. Kneisel is now a practicing chiropractor, He has been speaking professionally for the past seven years, Maryanna Overpeclc and Kay Badollet gave valedictory and salutatory addresses respectively. -v 'Q' SPEA KE R VALE DICTORIA N sALuTA TORIAN 84 Underclossme I1 Y .........., -A-mug gfm' + if Nz Q s , my 'Q A me it Xi if Eg Q1 Q 4 Junior Closs ax! , ? ' 4 ,lr '13 Q 'Q fr ., fr ,f , fx. 6 'C 15 is if ff A- ' .z ' 74 '- sr ss az: 2 Q: ..:b V.. ,T . Ili, A Y xg t 1 i 1' A 1 Q eau .Z M in Q is Robert Adams Sue Adams Nancy Lee Allen Linda K. Ammer ,laniece Baines Linda Barkley Marie Bault Gary Blackmore Joyce Blaker Kenny Brown Sherry Bruce Danny Burch Jane Ann Burch Roheri Burch Sammy Burch Richard Byers Bob Carmichael Linda Chaney Marilyn Childers David Clayton Beverly Conder Gloria lean Cook Russell Cook Criss Cross Jerry Crowder Loretta Crowe Maudie Davis Maxine Deckard Opal L. Dobson Mike Driscoll Shirley Edrington Margaret Edwards Mary Ann Emery Richard Ferguson John Flake Steve Floyd Juanita Foster Judy R. Gardner Larry Gaslinowski Nedra Gates John Gilmore Donald Goad Bill Goff Kenny Goodwin Steve Graf Phyllis Halderman David Hamlin Leeda Haywood Vin 'T 605 88 if , Richard Haywood Leroy Holrselaw Larry Hudson Joyce Inman Howard laynes Johnny Lacer Sharon May Danny E. McGhee Larry Mclntosh Harold Michaels, lr, Marsha Miller Ethel M. Mitchell Judy Moody lack Muterspaugh 5harlet Myers Phyllis Ann Neidigh Phyllis Maxine Norris Orvella Oliphanr Linda Pearson Ralph Pittman Warren Poe Eleanor Quillen Judy Quillin Sandra Schreier Joetta Seals Rhea Dawn Seals Ernie Sherer Ronnie Skinner Dewayne Strauser QQ Ronnie Summerville , ve' , Barbara Sweet sf Ronnie Toon Ted Townsend Bill Travis Ina Faye Troxell Carolyn Uland Jim VanDeventer Ray VanDeventer Dean VanSlyke Bill Wade K' H- fb... f 2 l Peggy Warren Wilbert Wiles Bruce Williams Macolm Wintringham David Wonder P, Marjorie Workman Butch Wright I if 'vs Dale Wright , ,t ,ff Q If f ! I PICTURE NOT AVAILABLE: Bi11Ma1on Mlke Demaree Robert Doane Leonard Dobson Orvada Ann Dove Tommy Drake Joe Ed Drrscol James Englrsh Gerald Fl6l'l'l1llg Larry Flory Jane Floyd bhrrley Gardner Jerry Gholson Bob Gibson Larry Goad Bobbi Hamilton Patty Harden Marynel Hasem an Claudine Hash Carolyn K Hord Sophomore Class Q' nw L... v, . Glorra Ann Aldr1ch Carl DeWayne Allen Mrchael Allen hm Axe Davld Balley Lors Jane Balley rlton Baker Rrcky Bays C B Bohley Kay Booker Dorrs Boyd Grlbert Burch Betty lane Burcham P mul Burrls Marylrn Calldemerer Donna B Carpenter Charles Casner Llllda Combs Charles L Dale .Ja--. A. QE:U,:v.. -A Y' G. mug:- ...pawn John Prelemeler Judy Prrce Steve Joe Pullen Kay Rlchmond Raymond Roach Delbert Roblnson Wlllard Sherman Drck Shofner Patty bprnks Carolyn Tally Bob Thompson Gene Thompson Janet Walters Bob Warren Jeffry Wonder Kenny Workman W1ll1am Workman Dennls Wrtght xv aut! 3 :P 'ff 5-if J J 3-f ff 'ff' X X if H' +, r-f' J 'iran-1 if ii -an B111 Hosteter Dlanne Hunter Judrth James Susan Jane Kldd Randall K1ndred Delbert Lancaster Jrm Lawrence Robert E Lee Gerry Long Betty Lou Martxndale Jerry Martmdale Sue Mrchael Steve McDonald Patsy Mumma James Nell James NOIIIS Wanda Owrngs Terry Patterson al- . .. 'E,r ' J ' -- I Q craa aaa y fa J r 1 s ' . a W a ar l K 1 I I' ,- , J .. W 1 I 4 . W. ' R N 15-. K K 2,. i K V A- . . Q ' ' J 'I I Lu ther Mille f 'fzz J ,V - : V Ats I IJ: L J. R y 'W p a y y J J f g Q , aaa L acaa J I N . .gk J 'aa 1 .A ,y . f 7 . K 'tlz V' .Na K 5 fly . A in Q . f r,t s I ff J - - .Q ,ff :rr --.. L ' JJII: J ' 5 Q-Q rfafgi 'J fr ' .I VJ-lfrfg' fy I : fl I A V .ffl , its-.... it 5: J N ,. f' ., A tr , ' -Q 55 Freshman Class 113 W .fa Mlldred Bault Monzella B1l1gl'13lTl Kay Blackmore Jerry Blackwell Larry Bough William Bovenschen Carlene Boyd Mary Boyd Nancy Broadway Karen Brown Linda Sue Abrams Ruth Ellen Adams Carolyn Allen Richard Ausman Marcia Badollet Helen Bailey Keith Bailey Gary Baker John Barker Mlna Barnes X Mary Burch Maurice Byers Chris Carnegie Linda Collings Carol Conrad Rhea Dawn Crabbe Ronald Crowe Pete Davis Freddie Deckard Kay Dove new Haig. Jim Eaton Ruth Edrington Marie Edwards Jerry Eller Samuel Emery y E Q px ,, ,Q yur Robert Frye Ruth Gallian Franklin Gentry Karen Hamlin Larry Harden Robert Hawkins Eugene Helms Venus Holtsclaw Bill Jackson 4 .vas ' 4 -. 3 J f David Fancher Sharon Fines Clifford Fiscus g F Bob Flory - -aff? Q Jerry Floyd c 1 fx if ' K W if fe i 5 Glen Jarboe l : - A X ,V g A ' L: ' . ' - F 41? Richard Johnson Ronnie Jones Frederick Lewis Rita King Don Kirk F 'll i On -Q Clare Malone Judy Martindale Linda Martindale Donna Micheal 'E Isaac Mowery f I is i 4 X.: . , l i n i Q- , ' 5 Q f ., ., I ' F X F ,L 'P l M 93 ' ' 147 ,. .. - if R' - a z- , nfl nl. K .M 1 ' M 4 9 Q' 'iz .tv K Mary McConnell Darrel Neidigh Ricky Neidigh Candy Parker Lee Pittman Jerry Richardson it Q Dorothy Roach X , , , N Ann Roudebush 'Q J - 3 f A' f Carrol Sarver A D' z h A .a--f pg Eugene Scott A I Q i 1 Bobby Skinner Q K . V ' r f lim Smith Q, Q Wayne Smith x .V P 'f I Bobby Sparks t ' H: A ' Gail Spencer 1 ' ' K Ross Spencer , A VX, T A L XVI ' - ' . 3 ZA 'ol K James Spice Sue Stone ., . p '- David Swango T up W , VF' Sharon Tally .- , 3 ' V gt, P Judy Terrell 6 '. A Mn.: Keith Thomas 3 i s i y . any f 'J YQ? . i, . 'hr ' ati K , f X I PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE: Raymond Flater Linda Hosteter Barbara Hubbard James Titus Judith Toler Wallace VanSlyke Mary Lou Wade Anne Willoughby James Workman Larry Workman Linda Workman Laura Wright Sandra Wright Vikki Zaayer 1 W ww puns Li Junior High Vlfgll Adktns Call Andtews Dor1s Allen Mary Allen Jenmfet Ames Sherty Ammet Chatlotte Asdell Donald Axe Mtckte Batlex Ltnda Barket Ga1eneBasye Judx Bower sock Matsha Boyd Mtke Btanstet ter Rtta Kax Buhet Nancy Burch Jerry Calxett EdnaCarpente1 June Carpentet Dale Clayton AdaC1ose '-t 1-an Davtd Heaton Bob Hendttckson Nancy Helms Shetyl Hold lots Hudson Dorma Huntet Nancy Hut chens Joyce Inman Betty Jenktns Karen Jenson R1ClxlJOllCS Ma1ga1et Ktdd Donald Lambeth Cltfton Lan Castel Patty Long DIXIE LOWdB1 Carol MCEIIOX M11 e Mclxextn De loles Manls Sl16Nl'i1l1ll Ka1enMar ttndale Etghth Grade A a s AL La-Q. 1, Q-9 UW Yr' L3 iff Q, I-se All Ll Q6- nd' f., 3 A Martlyn Conder Btlly Cook Donna Cooper Theresa Corbtn Brenda Cox Mu1lDobson Donna Dove bu genta Dowden Mary Doane John Emety Shel ry l-arren Patttcta aultless Samuel F61gLlSOll Jaclue Ftsher Lana Flake K81lTl1IF1Oyd Ruth Ellen Ftve TllTlG3lllCy Donna Gardner Gene Goad James Goad Mary Gtoomet Penny Grove Robett Hamltn Nancv Hanson Bxenda Has let Jane ll3Wk1llS Joan Hayes Q ur is-dt Eze- . ' ' T t ' , ag 4 f WJ ' 'v , f Q Y- , a ., I 1' .YI r .- Q K x I . , ' 4, -, Ad, , f. as K ,C Q N3 tyt I K ld X, li, Ag ' . A ed X' g , 4 Jzll J Nd, il .1 ' ' A K , J in -4 I . f A V. , SSW - A V 4' ' , ' , 2 A f . , ' p I , A ' w - 1 L, x R ' , Q , A. 4 , .. , 7 Am 5 M A ' , VA iw Q K X F , 1 A , 1 I tt K 2 gt B Q s -1, 41, ' , 'I -, 1 N -X ' Q 1 . V, '. K E J ' B! ' , I ' - - ' f Se- -zrf L I - ht A I I . 4 W 5 l' A X' W K - 1 ,. K kk X V' fi . i 'A J 5 ' ar QA Q , I A. I' X . , - F v ' I , ' 4 - n xl I g f ? Q 4 i 4 I I K - 1 1 ' . ,. ,A . - - is Q- A X 5 ,C 4 1 . Q ' .H f , 'f V li , fy Ax 4 'xl r ,J . - df, li ' , - A h i' H 'J - nz' ii, .sit l I 5 3 ex'-Q lx K x Judy Mrchael Barbara Mrtchell Iosephrne Moore Mrchael Moore Florence Morgan Llncla Norrrs Davrd Ollphant Sandra Parker Ben Pearson Patrrcra P e a r s o n Paul P e arson Wayne Pearson Patr1c1a Pershxng Nancy Prckard Herschel Prttman Bonnre Ponder B1llQu1llen Larry Ramsey Lorrlee Reed Tom Rrchardson A rnold Robrnson 1 30 91 E fb db Sl QV? 'V vs 9 in 1 Darlene Wonder Betty Workman Harry Workman Lee Workman V1o1a Workman Drana Wrrght Bobby Yake Peter Graf 9' CJ' V' Q 'W 4.4 Wayne Robrnson Loretta Sachs J 111 Seals Donald Sharr Charles Sheetz Rodney Srms Peggy Skrnner Jack Sparks Ronald Sparks Jamre Street Janet Sumrnervrlle John Dav1d Thompson Patr1c1a Thompson John Trlford John Trtus Chr1st1neTo1le, Terry Townsend Beth Uland Bob Uland Jerry Vandeventer Larry Vandeventer Channa Beth Vosloh, Glorra Voyles Lowell Wagoner Stenme Walls Evelynwhaley Jlm my Wrles Sharon Wrlhams fi PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Randall Burcks Rrta Krndred Joyce Roblnson Gerald Workman . . r '2w, 4 'W' . ' . , 5 V W s - , 1 ' y fl K! l . , - . , 0 Lx D 's ,f,l I Z N t l LS, :gi 'GLW . . ' ' v A . , ' . ' l I ,P 2 7 V ' A , , 'M -X f. I rg' . -LNQ. 4 W 5 2: L- A ks I 4 , E, G5 if W SQA f u ,gf 3 Q' if l s 5 r f wk f A B I V L ' id W rl 4 A d 72 . ' .n U . . ' -r , s I , fm? . ' . ' , :N 5' . , , .J , a- - - 1 ' 4' L. ' s.. L 1 ,Q r , V .9 3 ? f H A ' gg., X di D 2 A. BJ? A 'ft v ' ' 1 gif g ' ' ' A Q i , T r',:, K 'Q it A J ,Q A -A 97 Joan Abrams Bruce Allen Carolyn Allen Frank Allen Mar1lyn Allen M1ke Arrord Carol Balley Mlke Balnes Bob Baker Mlles Barnes Maureen Bmgham Joyce Bland Jan et Bland Charles Bogard Lee Roy Brltton Aleeta Burch Rose Mar1e Burch R1chard Byers J 1m amp bell Gary Campbell Ted Car m1chae1 3 5? Eqw Seventh Grade af! 3 19 rv I 01 ' 9 .wwf Dana Chambers Margle C.h1lders Gary Clark Bob Clark Nancy Dean M1chel1e Demaree Robert Donald E1l1ott Steve Ferguson Albert Fla ter Darw1n Floyd Dlana Floyd Fred Floyd D1ane Floyd Mas1na Floyd Dav1d Frye Douglfrye Lrnda Davld Flater J1m Gardner Gholson Beverly Gnclley Glover Belvadene Goad Y Frye D1ane Terry B A yas 3 Clyde Groome1 L1nda Halllburton Brenda Haml1n Bob Harper, Althea Harrls Joe Hash Don Harden Judy Haywood Mallnda Haywood Steve Haywood Gayle Helms Gary Hol stem Loretta Holrsclaw M1ke Holtsclaw Ade11a Hostettler Ronme Hull Eddie Jackson Jerlell James Joe James RuthJaynes Dav1dJohn son 98 Eddle Gr1ff1th Brenda Groomel T5 Q s fi' lx M nr....l E M Q56 ,, SL-as ' nv. . '- kv K, l 1 9, fm , Q ' 1 '- I I , , , , . , J . K I I . , 1 - sz K. 'M I : I ,,., we , A ? 4. . F? I 1 ,if 'V ,gf . - H K ' 1 1 l J ' 3 S V 1 I 1 ' ' . a. 1' 1 1 ' Q Q. 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Karen Jones Conme Lacer Joyce ik if Hr Laughhn Nlna Lenmng Jo Ann Ik: Lester Donny Llntz Cynth1a Mar t1n Eddy Martmdale Ivan Marun dale Norlne McCombs Charles Mc Damel L1nda McElroy Roger Mc Intosh Davld M1l1er Ladd1e Moore Beverly Neldrgh Cheryl Ne1d1g,h Tom Ne1l1 L1bby Ockerman Lee Overpeck me npr 'lc Lmda Whaley, Ruth Whaley I-Ierma Whltman BuefordW1111arns Fredd1e Workman Marllyn Workman D3V1d Workman Toby Yoho Sherry Young hifi' t E' N-Q 1553841 i' . M tx Vx Q, NMR '57 'gf' 'lv-v V v 1' W' 'QT PICTURES NOT AVAILABLE Donald Abrams Dawnell McGhee Ronald May Denms Noel James Royal Leroy Pearson Roger Poe Llnda PIICC M1kePr1ce Lonme Ray Llncla Record Jerry Resler Ron Rlchards Martha Roach Claudet Rusher San dra Sharr W11l1arn Scott Ed Sher man Jerry Shertzer John Shofner Davld Shonk Nlcky Sklnner Ioan SDICS Joyce Stack Nancy Stone Delores Tally Pam Terrell Fred Toon MOHI16 Toon J1lTl Townsend Kenny Walters Nancy W3Ik1HS Ronald Watson 99 r ff .T y W W . rr 5 Y 5' R R 5 ' , , , N a -trr rr f .. n N ' . ' ' , 4. 'W rw it ' 1 I , I ' I I . , , . , - mf, T 1. M r L R, y s M . , -D t , I - gp- cr ubqy, - t t. an ' ' 2 ' ' l if R at to , T ffl! 1 1 f , .,, I L, Y. t 4. i Ig ,ge A mt- ' ka A I 4 l 'f :, . 3, -1 W 'f arr 5 u 3' , V r W ds U it . fi ..-at vb ' ,L y g . tztr I ff- Eff ri L '51 at K . - , .. X i. :g,- f r - R .I xl 'r 9- K3 6 rx ,. ff .. ,.'-glial? 'N left i Q ' ' Q 2:21-,fi - Ti? 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Betty Minks, Scotlandg Mable Cal- vert, Wildcatg Myrtle Hunter, Cal- vertvilleg Glenora Skinner, Furnace, fl, f BUS DRIVERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Moore, Otis Helms, Herbert McElroy, Wayne Michael, Clyde Groomer Lester Watkins, Russell Manis Everett Groomer, Richard Vande- venter, Harold McIntosh, Bernard Sparks, Tilman Sharr, EverettHea- i ton, Austin Sharr, Kenneth Groomer, Richard Mullis, Leo Ramsey, John- ny Stone, Otha Richards, Harold Townsend, not shown, , s CAFETERIA HELP This group is composed of high school students who volunteer for this service. in Grades . . is R x W 4 ' fy N , X wg 'M aw ' i jf! 6 5 A' 11 ...pu ma A A at Although she has served as the part-time administrator of the grade school for the last three years Miss Frances Killinger is B1oomfield's full-time elementary principal this year. She has attended Indiana University, Indiana State Teacher's College, Butler University, Eastern Illinois University, and Montana University. Miss Killinger has her Bachelor and Master Degrees: she also has her elementary principal's license and her elementary superintendenfs license. Miss Killinger has made educational trips to Mexico, Europe, Alaska, and the Rocky Mountain area. She is also state treasurer of the Indiana Elementary Princi- pals' Association. N 1 if 449' .25-e th WILDCA T GRA DE SCHOOL W!! CA LVERTVILLE GRA DE SCHOOL SCOTLAND GRADE SCHOOL FURNACE GRADE SCHOOL Sixth Grade ,av-- , te ei ag.. 'K ,I tart BACK ROW: Richard Bock, Jean Fleming, Kathy Combs, Farris Wilson, Susan Turner, Sue Byers, Linda Haywood, Jay Holtsclaw, Sandra Thompson, Andy Bland, Dante Raggio. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Sparks, Karen Skinner, Janice Lindsey, Michael Neill, Leon Allen, Randy Smith, Jeannie Brown, David Bucher, David Haseman, Leonard Huffman, FRONT ROW: Alice Titus, John Eaton, Rebecca Armour, Connie Sherman, Ann Workman, Sharon Davis, Carole Neidigh, MichaelHays, George Poe, Edward Hudson, and ' h Jr Teacher LuEthel Wires. , .I A I .ar ., -JL, PSY' af.-1 ,Q-of -oe , if at t 'I i -by 'ami 'K Ai LJ A BACK ROW: Sue Ann Hardisty, Vicki Daniels, Ernest Malone, Delores Holtsclaw, Ruth Ann Henderson, Ricki Bays, Robert Resler, Dale McConnell, Betty Lou Pilk, Kevin Bays, Darlene Britton, MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Wright, Stephen Boyd, Billy Crowe, Richard Steward, Donna Ooley, Darl Collings, Jimmy Lacer, Chucky Williams, Darwin Harp, Richard Murphy, Janet Sue Ramsey. FRONT ROW: Glenda Yoho, Susan Allen, Gary Robinson, Neddy Skinner, Rose Ellen Tungate, Kay King, June Price, Mark Ledgerwood, Alan Hutchens, Charlis Crays, and Teacher Blanche Edwards. 104 me Fifth Grade KW 'fr ':- 'ev 559 l BACK ROW: Danny Miller, Charles Burch, Nancy Groomer, Donnie Miller, Gary Hollars, Joanne Clay- , I X -'bw g . 'iff ik 4' ton, David Young, Deborah Harmon, PaulAnderson, Mike Sparks, Linda Sparks, Cynthia Richards.MlD1 DLE ROW: Danny Williams, Margo Cross, Sharon Adkins, Jeanne Walters, Sue Bays, Gary Bissey, Donnie Droll, Mike Wonders, Larry Frye, Bobby Groomer, Dale Smith, Stephen Thurman, David Pitt- man. FRONT ROW: Arnold Gardner, Gary Harding, Sharon Murphy, Patricia Toler, Marlene Deckard, ,,,.,,,.. Rhea Dawn Bogard, Leon Bailey, Connie Farren, Karlyne Major, Laurie Holleman, Chris Hunter, and Teacher Dorothy Barnes. ,nu 'fx i-Grief x iii 5 dir! 5 ixrwx .................--... Ex Ste' 1' BACK ROW: Daniel Jensen, Dennis Ooley, Edward Watkins, Brenda Baker, Dale Gallian,J anis Conrad, Virginia Phegley, Jane Ann Hansford, Connie McKinley, Christinia Sortwell, James Sparks, Carol Wright, MIDDLE ROW: Randall Hamilton, Dennis Abrams, Michael Schofield, Charles Timmons, Rebecca Cunnngham, Barbara Richeson, James Pielemeier, Thomas Corbin, Guy Wilson, Marilyn Campbell, Max Hostettler, Judith Blackmore. FRONT ROW: Phyllis Stalcup, Janet Voyles, Wendell Bailey, Janet Goff, David Burch, Charles Hayes, Douglas Thompson, Roger Floyd, Sue Himebrook, Kenneth Greves, Darhis Dowden, and Teacher Marie Heaton. 105 Fourth Grode 1249- , -' 309 ,im Fi ,, Pi, . , gap E R 'IDU- , at 'I Q,-or , an --an 45-x g X f at M, XY -SM LTQ L ' K 'mi I BACK ROW: Harold Hunt, Richard Whitman, Gary Bogard, Joe Creager, Randy Bland, Linda Lintz, Nancy Burgess, Dianna Lou Emery, James Thompson, Cecil Elliott. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Ann Goad, Daniel Hamlin, Larry Burris, Dianna Noel, Connie Carpenter, Mary Anderson, Phyllis Goodman, Anna Kaye Mitchell, Sharon Hasler. FRONT ROW: Belinda Bruce, Danny Wright, De Ann Floyd, Sherry Hasler, Jimmie Groomer, Roger Davis, Betty Floyd, Jackie Bailey, Kenny Skinner, and Teacher Grace Greene. . l , ,,,,,J,,,L 41 .Na XXN lg!! 3 s 'IO6 Jae- , F Egg, as h , ,Q nn-r ,'fiuu1nuuuusnn :': was 1' if -W 'XY' ttf: BACK ROW: Teresa Titus, Margaret Hollars, James Tungate, David Abel, Kathy Branstetter, Yvette Royal, Rhronda Mormance, Marvin Harper. MIDDLE ROW: Francis Holtsclaw, Glen Workman, Billy Pilk, Mike Hardesty, Jerry Bays, Jackie Moore, Connie Ramsey, Larry Ringo. FRONT ROW: David Hash, Kathy Hudson, Jane Ann Haywood, Linda Wampler, Larry Hamilton, Janet Woodward, Danny Davis, Judy Stone, and Teacher James Rowe. 1 'W 'iq Third Grade L i li ,iii Xi! i BACK ROW: Bonnie Workman, Jerry Holtsclaw, Paul lsenogle, Charles Martindale, Connie White, Brenda Bough, Rita Watson, Donald Noel, Billy Cline, Alan Sickbert, Phyllis Yake. MIDDLE ROW: Nyla Rose Watkins, Barbara Roach, Mary Ruth Horn, Danny Abrams, Sarah Holleman, Larry Price, Edward Roberts, Charles Roach, David Henderson, Gary Sparks, Rosa Keith, Christine VanMeter FRONT ROW: Donna May, Linda Workman, Deronda Hord, Michael Waltz, David Ponder, Kay Hamilton, Eileen Timmons, Richard Saunders, Jerry Hamilton, Chrystal Warnick, Bonnie Steuerwald, and Teacher Maxine Royal. I 'li --'H , J r A 3 tel . . . , , .. J , eq b KM 4 ' Fi Ulf? px if is iii? it-IJ r 04 V Ali BACK ROW: Brenda Crowe, John Bailey, Samuel Turner, Ronald Burcham, Keith Carmichael, Sandra Cline, Elaine Timmons, John Driscoll, Shirolet Burch, Karen Gill, Cheryl Corwin, Sandra Harris. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Armour, Kathy Burch, J, B, Street, Daniel Frye, Mike Campbell, Sandra Glover, Paul Hendricks, Derald Haywood, Susan Floyd, Debra Groves, Kent Biery, Teresa Bays. FRONT ROWg Virginia May, Mike Greves, Mary Katherine Creager, Scarlet Driscoll, Cynthia Carmichael, Alberta Blackmore, Melody Gardner, Tommie Mormance, Terry Hamilton, Kay Cross, and Teacher Margaret Brandon. rf, 107 fbi il J! Second Grade '-Il'--ll' as Fs W' t I ,-- t ia....r.a,-- , , .M I ,, , 6' Y I -iv vit, L1- ,,L 6-' fl' 4 . BACK ROW: Darrell Byers, Alfred Long, Debra Bucher, Catherine Sparks, Connie Wright, Kebra Bayes, Mary Bogard, Jeffre Sims, Brenda Calvert, Jan lsenogle, Terry Joe Shields, Joyce McKinley, James Britton. MIDDLE ROW: Jane Hardisty, Barbara Droll, David Harshman, John Lehman, Stanley Stexens, Gary Jackson, Ronald English, Tonda Jeffers, Steven Childers, Jeffrey Mclntyre, William Tungate, Barbara Conder, FRONT ROW: Erma Reed, Nancy Woodward, Jackie Yenna, Robert Weaver, Rebecca Toler, Curtis Bevers, Keith Hendricks, Terry Major, Terry D, Hamilton, Beth Cunningham, Janice Sparks, and Teacher Maxine Inman. l I ' H Qi' at T x R ' 'av- Q? Patrick Waltz, Dennis Major, and' Teacher Mildred Young. 108 su leg a f i so BACK ROW: Donald Jensen, Donald Gibson, Nedra Spencer, Allyson Moore David Schulte Joe Sarver, ll-OIDIIJYTIOWCH, Deborah Defrees, David Mclntosh, DarrellHarris, Linda Haldeman Doug las Young, Rickylfostcr. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Workman, Cheryl Warnick, Michael Murphy Elaine Corwin, AdaBailey, Beverly Richeson, John Burris, Philip Anderson, John Hixson Gary Inman, Lynn ff., Burch. FRONT ROW: Billy Lacer, Marsha Ledgerwood, Nancy Himebrook, Tommy Worley Lilah Bcardsloy, Daniel Dowden, Roger Blackwell, Brenda Jackson, Janice Campbell Paul Haywood First Grade 5 , n,,,-,, I ,, .-.3 K k s.,.....-....,,..., , L T if H at e, T a fa-5' , ,ei ,ge t 1 I 3 ' A--'A' JE-f FJ? -4 4' ' C - Q in I g . U, -4 ff ...V . qv A ,wwf WA, . Y. X .V pi-f I 'V U - f 1 H4-4 My ' ' . A A ' Nr! -- J BACK ROW: Garry Burks, Michael Griffith, Maurice Crowe, Kenneth Titus, Janet Sue Bu rch, Gary Pear- son, Gary Harmon, Goeffrey Farmer,Janet Baker, Mary Ruth Turner, Lynn Hardesty, Ricky Long, Debra Groomer, Delbert Groomer. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Titus, Ricky Hudson, Eddie Roach, Ronald Chambers, Richard Hawkins, Terry Ferguson, Jeffrey Hutchens, Douglas Long, Stephen Rice, Kathy Wright, Johnny Williams, Cathy Gardner, Sharon Rush. FRONT ROW: Teddy Goad, Linda May, Danny Malone, Bradley Zaayer, Enid Armour, Jackie Hord, CathyBurcham,Jimmy Lintz, LeRoy Cole, Gary Lee Axe, Donna Kay Hansford, David Chestnut, and Teacher Leona Isenogle. K hx A ii ,,,Q,.,., ,,, L ...,,,.. I ,, L-,,..,,. V. W ras. -' 5 1 Q 6 N-v in 5 I I K 'A L V BACK ROW: Patricia Koester, Marcus Ray, Bernard Workman, Dianna Gardner, Gary Wade, James . Haldeman, Odell Wright, Kenneth Farren, Lea Anne Burcham, Delbert Bailey, David Keith, James V-6 'ver Bailey, Debora Cole and Teacher Nona Sapp. Kingsley, Robbin Rollison. MIDDLE ROW: Steven Smith, Sherry Stevens, Mark Ehly, Debra Gates, Nancy Bough, James Hendricks, Richard Clark, Steve Parkes, Amanda Sparks, Marvin Weaver, James Michaels, Steve Sparks. FRONT ROW, Barbara Hash, Ricky Davis, Christy Wantland, Sue Horn, Sarah Lou Hixson, Frederick Abel, Wilma Martindale, Larry Floyd, Dorothy Hendricks, Deborah Hull, Edward 109 Scotlond School BACK ROW: David Fording, Ray Feutz, Kathy Belle Summerville, Jerry Carmichael, Eva Jean Summerville, Kent Allen, Christopher Rose, THIRD ROW: Cinda Crays, William Dove, Brenda Cochrane, Cathy Ann Martin, Michael Minks, Garey Toon. SECOND ROW: Joseph Chambers, Anita Allen, Judith Ann Malone, Mary Malinda Stone, Canda Compton, Connie Blaker. FRONT ROW: Julia McNevin, Cathy Fordina, Jane McElroy, James Edward McElroy, Connie Sue Williams, David Joe Britton. ungv. REPHEL JEFFERS MSS an Nur' F f 5 I WALLACE BEASLEY Scotland School BACK ROW: Delbert Dove, Mona Doane, Barbara Cantrell, Sarah Allen, Brenda Minks, Joy Allen, Gary Kirk. THIRD ROW: Jackie Inman, Larry Williams, Evelyn Cooper, Ellen Fancher, Jimmie Feutz, Steve Ham. SECOND ROW: Joyce McElroy, Eldon Fancher, Robert Allen, Vickie Inman, Ella Lou Roach, Nellie Sue Roach, Jeanie Blaker, FRONT ROW: Linda Britton, Becca Sue Chambers, Carol Inman, Dennis Michael, Dennis Michael, Donna McNevin, Kenneth May, Brenda Richardson, DORIS BUCHER 'QW it BACK ROW: Mikie Feutz, Steve Allen, Carl Allen, Susie Feutz, John Compton, Gerald Allen, Karen Cooper, MIDDLE ROW: Linda Blaker, Bobby Clark, Patty Bucher, Viola Doane, Helen Cantrell, Joe Dean Bucher, Billy Lagenour. FRONT ROW: Karen Bucher, Connie Britton, Cheryl Townsend, David Lee Stone, Dennis Williams, Mary McNevin, Loretta May. 'Ill BACK ROW Lebert James Reed, James Richard Pearson, Paul Warren Helms, Ellen Rose Pearson, James Ronald Helms, Nellie Helms, Bonita Elaine Hanson. MIDDLE ROW: Paul S, Norris, John William Hoffman Danny Leon Cook, Isaac Earl Target, Jr., Rita Ann Warren, Carole Sue Sharr, Mike Wilson. FRONT ROW Brenda Kay Bland, Ross Kindred, Roy Keith Norris, Freeda Beth Helms, Linda Sue Han- son Lois Faye Norris, Mabel Lorene VanDeventer, Rebecca Louise Kincaid, and Teacher Virgie Holt. Wildcat School BACK ROWg Renetta D, Kindred, James G, Cook, Patricia Ann Sparks, Charles Alvin Wilson, Judith Ann Vandeventer, Ronald Lee Helms, Cathy Sharr, Jerrell Vandeventer, MIDDLE ROW: Jonathan Kin- caid, Charles Virgil Helms, Edna Lois VanDeventer, Roger Stalcup, Steven Floyd Neidigh, Debra Jane Cook, Bennie Roy Helms. FRONT ROW: Linda Kay Sparks, James David Hanson, Verlin Reed, Jr., Jerry Don Drake, Michael D, Kindred, Ronald Cook, Marsha Kindred, Darrell Eugene Hanson, Mark Wayne Wilson, and Teacher Vera VanMeter. I 'lv' ali BACK ROW Charlene Robison, Martha Carpenter, Terry Norris, Sharon Burch, Kathy Clubb, Nancy Shonk Diana Jane J ordzfn. MIDDLE ROWgJames Bland, Walter Lowder, Jerry Noel, Jean Ann Burcham, Bobby Todd Mildred Workman, Gwenelene Duncan, Keith Roach, Joe Robison. FRONT ROW: Pamela Bland Vernon Skinner, Mike Ockerman, Mary Campbell, Maxine Cullison, Barbara Bayse, Sharon Miller Susan Campbell, Frieda Skinner, and Teacher Celia Graves. Furnace School , 4 9' Q 'W- R -ff f 5 BACK ROW: Steven Baird, Kathy Ferguson, Cathy Burcham, Jane Ann Cook, Joe Jordan, Gary Dean Reed, Betty Kay Workman, Agnes Workman, Sally Terrell. MIDDLE ROW: Rebecca Campbell, Keith Wayne Overman, Diana Bland, Debra Todd, Carol JeanAnderson, Norma Hasler, John Hanson, Elizabeth Ann George, Jane Allen. FRONT ROW: Debhora Cullison, Gordon Terry Anderson, Michael Moody, Teresa Halderman, Ernest May, David Farris King, Patricia Flake, Georgia May Reed, Joyce Koester, and Teacher Edna Headley. Colvertsville School Q-J BACK ROW: Bonnie Hunter, Joan Cox, Maybel Mc Daniel ,Jimmie Allen. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Cox, Georgetta Cox, Ernest Troxell, Carolyn Sheetz, THIRD ROW: Edward Michael Janice Allen, Leland Hutchens, Steven Ridgway. SECOND ROW: Michael Abrams, Samuel Sheetz Warren Cox, Terry Bland, FRONT ROW: Eugene Reed, Rebecca Ferguson, Rose- mary Allen, James Abrams, Trena Sharr, Bradley Oliphant, and Teacher, Clarabelle Harshman. ,... ,, , - P 1 T 1 , fa----aw 2 ff 'ff '- K :ki BACK ROW: William Dillman, Dennie Fisher, Sherry McDaniel, Wendell Helms, James Correll, FOURTH ROW: Bradford McIntyre, Rebecca Parker, Jane Floyd, Larry Michael, Leanna Hutchens. THIRD ROW: Robert Sheetz, Karen Wilkie, Joseph Neill, Daniel Allen, Jerry Cox. SECOND ROW: Pamela Oliphant, Steven Wilson, James Hobson, Terry Mc- Daniel, Sue Dillman, Sue McDaniel. FRONT ROW: Terry Crites, Jerry Frazier, Ricky Correll, Edward Allen, Vicki Sweet, Cynthia Hornberger, Esther Frazier, and Teacher, Ruth Ann Booze, I Grade School Help PATROL BOYS C ARL HEA TON BLOOMFIELD QP' l .JY -Hg, X Mz,,,,,, , ....,..,.,,mm, ., . CAFETERIA 1 Ll 2,2 COOKS and HELP O fir i LS... HENRY WALLS SCOTLAND .TANITORS DEXTER HARDEN WILDC AT .qt 3 2:5- J EDWIN GOODMAN FURNACE I. MARTINDALE CALVERT VIL LE .Q 4:1 in ii 5 , Ah -. 5 ,. ' Vt.. , 'N-MIN ,- 1 . , gg 7-ji.. 371- I ' ' ' X 21. 'V 1 2,52 F1 3? 72 ... 55 5-3 L1 ia l ug qu ru ni 'f in - k, ug -we nu Q U1 13 32 ,, 1-1. if si -...M Bl, fp .- . 1 'a T. v af - I s. ' O 4 x 44' 1.4 Il! J 1 f 3 gi 4 1-1 E, Compliments of the Followlng GREEN COUNTY OFFICIALS Edwin B Long Kern G Beasley Clarence L Crow Milton Bogard Norma Linton Harry J Bedwell Robert Bedwell Richard Lindsey Stewart Wright Mark Sexon Jack Blakely Judge Prosecutor Treasurer Audltor Clerk Assessor Surveyor Commissioner Commissioner Commlssloner Sheriff Elizabeth Bramble . . . .Recorder PHOTOGRAPHY BY vw Indianapolis Indiana 20 East Fourteenth Street CCNGRATLILATIONS T0 CLASS OF I96O f LA I , BI F Id B h Ph 751 S h I d L g S III g B d F M Ik 3... II , if f oom Ie ranc o .IOHNSCDN S CREAMERY Bob YOhO Malo Hasler Phone 71-P0 Phone 258 JI Linton Office Phone 143 ! I n Compllments of BLOOMFIELD MILL AND ELEVATCR COMPANY Plumbing and Heating Installation Bloomfield Phone Ml Indlana Compliments F sul. Bloomfield it Indlana JOHNSQN S SERVICE STATION Atlas Tires Farm Tlre Services Batterles and Accessories Budget Terms W MMI-I mwqaawf ' O , 1 I ' s . , I 0 Y Phone l9h BLQCMFI ELD WOOLEN COMPANY J L WILSON LLIMBER 9 I I Compliments of Q Q The Friendly Lumber Yard Compliments of HOLT MONLIMENT WORKS Bloomfield lndlana 220 West Maln Street Hl Way 5M West Phone 22 Compliments of WHITE S REGAL MARKETS Phone Crane 23Ol or Bloomfield l6 Compliments of WRIGHT BUILDING SUPPLY AND CCDNTRACT BUILDERS Phone MZM 'Img Bloomfleld Indlana -QE The Swing s to Ford Ford Service and Parts Phone IM7 33 North Washington Street Bloomfield Indnana H AND H MOTORS, INC. Q 1 I St' f ' r ,. V .tv Lyn P 'W 33:12 ' P' I West State Road 51+ ru A - ' ' 3 i B 1- xv Q 9 CARDINAL INN Ili B -do d I fl Id 'lllllii oom e --i In Iana . -s-n South Frank! an Street For Good Food and Homemade Pres CARMICHAEL BLOCK CQMPANY 1' Bloomfield Indlana Phone 201+ W 5 J A' S s ,. , sas W e 4, .... , ,l' 5. 'K ,Anangu In , , ' f X 1 -sg .gqqfnggizxw ' a A Q H ' -iw-1' Bloomfleld We Wlsh You Every Success FZSSIEEFQ BEN FRANKLIN STORE Servang you for the past M5 years boi! in 'GQ Indiana Over 25 Years Serving The Community of Bloomfield WILSCDN CH EVRCLET SALES Sales and Service W Phone 272 O K K, A 'wp g,,,u.,m,,,- S, - , , .W I' A, sf .rs ff ,geisha - , 1 K Q? ,, M wgggu-: 5 m M.. W ,Q 3 i ui 55 bf' , 73 f ' ' fs-45'?f+--lw:L l P ' ' ' f K ,W v' on X 3 r-b 1 ,., .w F-A A ,Aw ...L L Q R' ye . . f f ' ' ,J . ,im M . . 1 'A A Y . K S, .W .,..l,.... . . S, . . 0 D swf, M.. V . ' rg-MMT . ' -.4-4' S ' ' rJ,,:.:f V A S i V A V ' CompIlments of WILLIAMS I. G. A. STORE Every day Iow prices BIoomFxeId Indlana Compllments of WILLIAMS SHOPPING CENTER Phone 39 ' . I ,I,,M-ff' ,M . n W ,ff I 'ff Q QCI VIEW ?1,fQ.,.....,.!.,.- ,Ln WNY!!! , -V....,,L ...., ,M ,W,,M,,,,..,.., Y , v I L I , Y i Mr 1 A Maud W, .W Read B H S Sports and Other Activities ln Bl omFleld's Dally Newspaper THE EVENING WORLD Classlfled Advertlslng or Commercial Prlntlng Phone 80 JAMES D BLACKMCRE Bloomfield lndlana o Compliments of o O BLQOMFIELD STATE BANK In Operation For 85 Years Interest on all Savlngs Accounts up to ZQX RCDLLISGN S FORD TRACTCDR SALES PARTS S SERVICE Phone lA lho South Washlngton Street '30 Howlnte Chain Saws Authorized Brlggs 8 Stratton Dealer O O 3 I l Www Q... DITCCQIQI 'W' .... .. V.-y-.M SA ,,.., ,Mt 'L Z 33 9... W N... Z ' o O is? ALLEN S FLOWER SHCDP HUNTERS DRIVE IN SM W W. R. RGWE INSURANCE AGENCY Serving BIoomFIeId Since HI937H BI FI Id I dl Ph 45 f I Field I dI X35-, f Phone 726 HIghway est I FI Id I di Compliments of PUBLIC SERVICE CGMPAN OF INDIANA, INC. Cook Better Electrlcallyl No Flames - No Fumes ihggik No Fuss Get a modern, safe electric range today. Good Low Cost Electrlc Service to More Than 700 Communltles ID 70 Counties In Indlana Congratulations To Class of l960 FARMERS AND MECHANICS FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIQN BLOOMFIELD INDIANA Assets over SA 500 000 00 Bookkeepers Dorls B Sparks Ramona Ramsey Vlrglnla La Salle Katherine Branstetter Offlcers and Directors Edward H Stein President Chester P Harrah Vlce Pres J Albert Jackson Secy Mgr Engineer George E Jackson Attorney Member of Federal Home Loan Bank of Indlanapol s and Federal Savlngs and Loan Insurance Corporation Insurlng '32 All Savlngs Accounts Up To S10 000 , - I 7 9 9 7 P . I , U 0 , o - I . , ' - . ,I , Marvin C. Wilson, Consultlng 2 ggi ,M Q N M fn .J ' , , I , , O ! SEWARD'S HOUSE OF MUSIC Planos Musical Instruments Accessories Records Mus c of All Kinds 301 Wabash Terre Haute We Trade Phone Terms CR H8 Wonder wha+ ma! QS 1+ +as+e so g0od9 COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY HARTING BROS eet LInton Indiana 1 - 6M Q 1 . ' Q ' 15 YQE? xQEEpf r UQITIIDUNDIIAUDIUIITY COCAIU WVU' ., INC. 219 HBH Str , S. E. 133 PIELEMEIER DRUGS Bloomfield Indlana A Proud Salute The student who matrlculates At our flne Bloomfleld Hlgh Can proudly say hIs school affords The best that cash can buy Facllltles and teachlng staff Rate hugh throughout the State In class or on the playlng floor Its students are Just great H'- prepared A hlgh In llfe you'll score Here s a proud salute from all your frlends At PlelemeIer's Rexall Store Compllments of Compllments of WALTERS HARDWARE AND DANIEL M AXE AUTO SUPPLY Insurance Agency Complete Insurance Servlce Your Goodyear Dealer East Side of Square Hotel Bulldlng IM West Main Phone 87 Phone MIZ Bloomfield Indlana B'OOmfIe'd Indlana So, Bloomfield grads, you're well nd ' I . I ll ll U4 Compllments of All The County News Compliments of DGSAVY Chiropractor 505 South Franklin Keep Smlllng Bloomfield lndlana Compliments of FARMERS PRODUCE Cash Buyers Dressed Poultry and Graded Eggs Poultry Eggs Cream Hides Wool Phone Zh Bloomfield lndlana Compliments of REID NOTION COMPANY We Sell Everything and For Less East Slde of Square Bloomfleld lndlana 135 R. . . ER THE BLOOMFIELD NEWS - Compliments of COMBS FEED STORE Bloomfield s Oldest Feed Store our eeds Seeds Salt Fertilizers Baby Chicks Hammer Mrl Grlndlng Fenclng and Hardware Store Phone ll Residence ZIM Compliments of STAFFORD S RESTAURANT North Slde of Square Phone 90 Bloomfleld lndlana Best WI shes Class of l96O AUTO LICENSE BRANCH Farrell Dowden Manager Clerks Faye Dowden Madge Blaker Ive Qull 136 AMERICA S 5 Favorlfe Schoolmaie Le Offlce I' urmture 'fri T s an c ypewnters ELECTRIC Ponrnsus Addmg Machmes Phone Cash Regxsters 121 W Typewriter Repalr Commerc1al Prmtmg Q y WOO PRINTING COMPANY Corner Duncan 8: Jefferson Sts BLOOMPIELD INDIANA . , , F'I - F - - 9 - I I 8 n lwlfla ,,,, f V R A , NJ V to ' Office Supplies A h. , . , . . my 0odeo' I lx 4 A Up lo . ' l'l'li - 0l'Ol'la N 'O pay , . . , . I 9 , . , , . . . Ol ' ' len - Compliments of CONCRETE SILO Manufacturers of Concrete uilding Blocks ' d Sewer Pipe Phone l87 Compliments of THE SMART SHOP Smart Fashions For The Mrs Lltt e Mi Phone 73 Everything Your Lady Wears Your desires are our George and Lena Carpenter East Main BIOOmfI9ld Udla Bloomfield Indiana Congratulations to Class of l 60 A GRAF Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of .IGRDAN FEED MILL Ma ge Max Janie oe Phone l2 Bloomfield Indiana . and ' l ss Silo B a Fiel Tile ' greatest inspiration.H ' I ' na ' ' 9 J. . , M.D. d D 7 . 3 J Best Wishes for a Successful Future M S MOUNT MD Compliments of HALLIBURTON STANDARD SERVICE Phone 535 309 East Mann BIOOmfleId Indiana Complnments of DR I: W HEIDENREICH Bloomfield Indiana T38 Complnments of SEABOARD FINANCE CO Loans SIO to S500 with Seaboard s The Servlce l23 South Franklln Street Phone M3 Bloomfield Indiana Q O , O 0 HThe Difference ' I I I SPARKS SISTERS APPAREL 'We clothe the famlly Quality Service Value Flrst with the Newest Bloomfield lndlana verythlng for a Man In a Man's Store EMERY SPARKS AND SON Men s and Boy Phone l6O IM West Mann Street Bloomfield Indiana HCongratulatlons And Best Washes to the Class of l96O Request a Lasting Gift of Jewelry From' RICHMOND'S JEWELRY Bloomfield Indiana When You Think Of Flowers Think Of GREVES FLOWER SHOP Corsages Potted Plants Cut Flowers For All Occasions Phone M99 Bloomfleld Indiana 139 IIE ' ' II I ' II I IS PIWOWG l60 Clothing-Shoes-Furnishlngs Compliments f FARTHINGS JEWELRY Watch Repalr East Mann Street Bloomfneld Indiana Compliments of THE CITADEL THEATER Where the puck of the Plctures are seen In Clnemascope and You can try our Movie cone Best Washes t Class of l 60 DR R W PCJWERS Dentist Lyons Indiana For The Best In Television 8 Electrical Appliances WAYNE MGORE SALES AND SERVICE 209 East Mann Phone 20 Bloomfield Indiana ' o Bloomfield Indiana ' o . L l . 9 WICKES LUM BER CO s C SWITZ CITY FARM BUREAU CO OP tY S ppl BRANSTETTER PLUMBING AND HEATING OSCAR BREDEWEG Opt S . . Compliments of Wltz 'ty Greene Coun Farm Bureau Cooperative Complete Building upplies Farm u ies 5 Grain Junction EM and 57 Worthington l' F Comp 'ments O Compliments of DR. omet t Phone MM Phone 37 Bloomfield Indiana BIOOITIFIGICI Indlana Compllments of COFFEE SHOP East Mann Street Phone 75 Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of WILLOUGHBY'S STORE Your Skelgas Dealer Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of CHANEY'S GROCERY Ice Cream Gas for Less Ethyl Regular Open 7 Days a Week Bloomfield n :ana Compliments of E L Bloomfield Indlana JEANE'S BEAUTY PARLOR 3M9 East Mann Street Phone 7M Bloomfueld ndlana Compliments of RUSS D X SERVICE Kelly Tlres 5 Tubes 521 East Mann Street Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of HENDERSON S GROCERY 570 East Mann Street Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of WRIGHTS PURE OIL SERVICE Tlres and Batteries Gas Phone I5l Bloomfield Indiana ' DR. H. . YON 7 D. D. S. 55 N. Franklin St. . I d. . I . . ' Compliments of ELMER'S POOL ROOM South Washington Street Compliments of HAYS AND SONS Furniture Company North Side of Square Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of WENDELL AND LULA CARRELL Western Auto Associates Store Phone 52 Bloomfield Indiana Compliments of HARRIS AND FARMER S T V SALES AND SERVICE Dealers of RCA Zenith and Motorola Phone IMO Bloomfield Indiana K 5 M MARKET Deerwood Food Store Ho el Building Bloomfield Indiana COURTLAND M CHAMBERS Complete Insurance Protection FRANK SHOPTAW Agent O Ice In Hotel Build: g 22 West Mann St Residence 206 Ice Hours 8 O Compliments of LENA KATES BEAUTY SHOP North Franklin Street Bloomfield Indiana Compliments f BELL CLEANING WORKS Cleaning Pressing Alterations Elmo Owen Proprnetor Phone 28 Bloomfield Indiana 143 no ' t , , ff. . . .n ' ' Phones: Office Qu off' -' zo - L+:3O ' o CompIIments of DR. J. J. TURNER 8 DR. H. B. TURNER Compliments of GEORGE E. 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