Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1961 volume:

✓ REFLECTIONS How many times do you glance in a looking glass during the day? Very often would be the answer for most people. A mirror has come to be very essential to each of us. A mirror shows us our reflection which serves us in a number of different ways. But how many of us take the time to really look deep into our reflection? If a person tries it some time he might find that it reveals a great deal more than he expected. It could reveal to him his past, present, and future. Some people see a road of success and glamour in their reflection. Some see the business world ahead of them, while other people's reflections remain a blur to them. The 1961 Echoes staff has chosen reflections for our theme throughout this yearbook. We hope you will regard each page as a reflection of some event in the past year worth remembering to you. MR. JOHNSON SPEAKS Janus was an ancient Roman deity who had two faces and could look both ways at the same time. You may have wished that you, too, had the ability to see clearly both the future as well as the past as you face many of the problems of the days ahead. So many times we are advised to look ahead. Perhaps we should not spend too much time in regret for what we have done or have not done but should be determined to do better in the future. Suppose you had to build a house in which you would live the rest of your life. You would build it well; you would select the best materials you could obtain and apply the most highly skilled work- manship so that your home would not only meet your basic needs for many years to come but would warrant your pride. In a very real sense, you are at work building the house in which you'll spend all the years ahead of you. By carefully selecting the subjects which comprise your high school course, and other activi- ties in which you may engage, you are choosing some of the materials out of which the foundation structure of your future will be built. The thoroughness and care with which you apply yourself to your high school studies determine to a considerable extent the quality of work- manship you are putting into this impor- tant piece of work. It takes determination and stick-to- it-iveness to get the maximum benefit from your high school education. But, if you complete the Job and do good work, you will have equipped yourself with two of life's most important assets. You could not devote your time to a more important Job—a Job which, if done well, will bring you rich and rewarding returns in social, moral, and cultural values. FOR THAT GLOW OF UNDERSTANDING, FRIENDSHIP TRUTH MRS LADSON- ECHOES OF 1961 With every coming year a new dedicatee must be chosen. The right choice must be someone with thst certain some- thing. The teacher you choose must be someone with whom you can talk with, as well as talk to, and who is a good listener a3 well as a good lecturer. Years from now when we glance through the pages of our chil- dren’s yearbooks, we will ap- preciate and understand how meaningful and important were those guiding hands of the teachers who listened and un- derstood, and helped us to be- come the good citizens that we are today. They will stay in our minds forever. In the stories we tell our children from our past they will play an important part. We, the staff of 1961, feel we have chosen such a person—to Mrs. Lilly Ladson—the yearbook of 1961 I The happy year, 1947, was the year Mrs. Ladson came to our school here in Boswell. Ever since, she has devoted her time to helping others. Both teachers and students have profited from her guidance and leadership. A smile being her trademark, she has bolstered many a down-in-the-mouth spirit on a rainy day. She has proven herself to be a truly dedica- ted teacher and a friend. For this we say Thank you, Mrs. Ladson. We will always remem- ber you. IS YOURS whets' CUTUS- OdlAS xJ dldzAlAMS dA+ S- jttfjLs UftLi S. ROBERT HANNA JIM RIDENOUR ESTHER TINSLEY Social Studies B. A.—Wabash Coach, Driver Training Home Ec onomi c s, Phys. Ed. B. S.—Purdue B. S.—Indiana State JOHN JOHNSON EARL GIESEKE Speech - Civics Agriculture B. S. Indiana B. S.—Purdue M. S. Purdue THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—SNACK SHOP LOIS I®ILL Business Education B. S.—Ohio State cr 0-C4AS €' OU t {mstts yrruytA u ' BRENDA ROBERTS JAMES H. BROWN Science, Math B. S„—Dickinson College Music B. S.—Indiana State JAMES M. HOBAUGH OLIVE KOPKA ANN FOWBLE Physics, Math B. S.—Purdue THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR- English, Library B. S.--Illinois -BUY LOW MARKET English, Spanish B. S.—Purdue x zrtzz KENNETH MORGAN Sixth Grade B. S.—Indiana State RUTHVEN MORGAN First Grade De Pauw FLORENCE EDGERTON Fifth Grade B. S.—Indiana State ROSEMARY HOOKER Fourth Grade B. S.—Ball State INEZ GOUTY Third Grade Bo A.—Central Norjnal LILLIE LADSON Second Grade Indiana State THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—TERRELL'S f ARKKT FIRST GRADE Jeff Cooper Debra Patterson Gene Mayfield Janet Reynolds Brad McDonald Lois Lynch Allen Peterson Alice Peterson Tommy Flynn Tanny Dallas Esau Hislope Judy Beckett Kenny Dowell Lori Sullivan Larry Carlile Cathy Barrett Chuckle Grove Patty Jo Lynch Bobby McIntyre Karen Peterson Alberta Veenstra Penny Kincade Betty Jo Martin Rhonda Wilson Alice Jones Stanley Albertson SECOND GRADE Roger Barnett Connie Wood Dick Brost Cindy Garrison Roddy Dimmick Miriam Daulton Mike Nunnally Sherry Knight Paul Veenstra Penny Hawkins Stanley Jones Annette Leuck Bobby Taylor Mary Robinson Kevin Johnson Diana Smith Ricky Rolan Donna Nern Micky LaBounty Brenda Wilson THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—BOSWELL MOTEL Jeff Lawson Cheryl Davison Tommy Jones Patricia Goodwlne Billy Ramsey Debra Jones Michael Lawson THIRD GRADE Darrel Webster Jane Nern Charles Mayfield Jane A. Dimmich Dan Street Irene Reynolds Bruce Butler Larry Vice Ruth A. Anderson Dan Sumpter Jan Beckett David Nern Linda Lawson Jim Witt Kathy Street Robbie Hooker Pam Lawson Robin Dallas Teresa Lynch Gary Patterson Barbara Helmerick Linda Roe Robert Boardaan Nona Sharpe Steve Carden Billy Flynn Mark McCray FOURTH GRADE Dorinda Robinson Gary Stone John Campbell Dennis Gall Tony Trimble Philip Goodwine Kathy Reynolds Joe Hislope Arthur Sullivan Brenda Clifton Randy Allen Londa Taylor Dennis Kincade Louise Rhodes Mike Wilson Nancy Leak Charles Wilson Kristen Kramer Steven Ross Cheryl Eberhardt Mark Dimmich Mary Ellen Chaney JL Richard Childress Carla Leak Dan Martin Linda Martin Lyndon Saylors Dawn Flynn Richard Cox THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—B B BOWLING, FOWLER, INDIANA FIFTH GRADE Jimmy Gastineau Janet Hoaks Steve Hislope Joyce Taylor John Mitchell Janet Gerrick Danny Meece Larry Jones Genet Fix Vernon Stone Mary Martin Doyle Sharp Barbara Brest Denny LaBounty Rose Vice Donald Webster Rex Hurst Barbara Lawson Carol Helmerick Anita Newtson .Tames Albertson SIXTH GRADE Wetonna Saylors Jim Ross Teri Krill Dale Sharp Linda Rhodes Mike Flynn Connie Flynn Steve Allen Diane Lawson Gary Stone Mike Stetler Connie Little Dennie Fletcher Mary Brost Cheryl Clifton THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR--DON COX'S MARATHON STATION Ma y ton Reynold s Kenny Patterson Richard Cooper Carol Knight Billie Hudson Dave Gretencord Brenda Rhodes Doug Meece Joyce Wilson Paulette Saylors David Richa dson Christie Little Glenn Gall Shirley Martin Alan Brown Christine Smith SEVENTH GRADE Darlene Newtson Christine Mary Tarter Johnson J ohnny Carden Jim Soodwine Kathy Butler Pam Paula Tom Darlene Mickey Jill Cox Sturgeon Martin McDaniel Anderson Fletcher Dennis Nunnally Alice Hoaks Jerry Holcomb Cindy Minnick Gary Ishmiel Joyce Fix Senora Donny Shackelford Smith Shirley Taylor Carolyn Martin Rickie Davison Phyllis McKinney ■Marty Laura Jim Richard Gerald Goodwine Albertson Krill Hoaks Albertson THANKS TO ONR PAGE SPONSOR—RAINIER FURNITUR’E, FOWL PR, INDIANA Vivian Buchanan Billie Vice Marilyn Dowling Leo Wilson EIGHTH GRADE Ronnie Knight Linda Clifton Philip Hudson Lana Johnson John Nern Shirley Holcomb Max Gretencord Evelyn Schilling Allen Shepperd Linda Bell Donald Dimmich Ed Martin Louella Wilson Bob Hawkins Philip Hudson Bill Stetler Gary McKinney David Dimmich Jenny Cooper David Brost Marie Gerrick Ronnie Vice Donna Webster Ernest Brown Alice Howard THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR— GEISLER ' S MEN FRESHMAN The Freshman class officers this year are: President, Patricia Flynn; Vice-President, Ruby Short; Secretary, Ella Kay Helmerick; Treasurer, Diane Leak; Reporter, Ramona Kay Christensen; Sergeant-at- Arms, Jeff Mitchell; Student Council, Jennie Jones and Jim Reynolds. Our candidate for Basketball Queen was Jennie Jones. She was escorted by Wayne Crumbaugh. Vanda Boardman Nancy Brewington Ruth Cannon Karen Carden Kaye Christensen Wayne Crumbaugh Patricia Plvnn Paulette Flynn Betty Gillen Nancy Goodwine Darlene Gray Ella Kay Helmerick Ivan Helmerick Nancy Hickman Bob Howard Don Taylor Donna Vice Russell Warren Diana Leak Jennie Jones Sue Law Nancy Lee Paul Lorton Chester Martin Darlene McDaniel Susie McIntyre Jeff Mitchell Mike Morgan Wesley Short James Reynolds Ruby Short Steve Smith Sherrie Stone THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—DALLAS SHELL STATION SOPHOMORES THREE STOOGES SUN BATH ? The Sonhonore Class elected the following officers: President, Terry Meek; Vice-President, Dick Barrett; Secretary, Janet Hogue; Treasurer, Jean Hubbard; Reporter,Linda Leak; Student Council, Carol Jones and Don Nesbitt. Sharyn Oastineau was Sophomore candidate for Basketball Queen. Escorted ly Don Nesbitt,she looked like a princess in her pink strapless formal. Our class bought two books for the school library. They were The Inn of the Sixth Hapnln s.- and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. The best part of being a Sophomore is netting your class rinas. We have ordered and received them. 'T’HANKS TO QUR PAGE SPONSOR—LAYMAN'S IMPLEMENT CO. Eric Allen Martha Reynolds Richard Barrett Lorna Campbell Wayne Tarter Jean Hubbard Larry Chaffee Gloria Clark Mike Poster Linda Newtson Barbara Gillen Dennis Poster Sharyn Gastlneau Charles Cannon Janet Hogue Leon Gray Donna ?etencord Harold Hahn Kay Knight Rozanna Little Carol Jones Dennis Rolan Linda Leak Jane Crumbaugh Don Nesbitt Nancy Nesbitt Marliyn Schilling Dale Anderson Janet Llptrap Terry Meek JUNIORS The Junior Class elected officers, who are as follows: President, Tom Anderson; Vice-President, Larry Fisher; Secretary, Marilyn Burton; Treasurer.Richard Hahn; Student Council,Dan Kramer and Violet Buchanan; Reporter, Louise Shepperd; Business Manager, Lorene Clement. Our candidate for basketball queen this year was Louise Shepperd; she was escorted by Dan Kramer. r The concessions this year at the games were provided by the Junior Class. At the Halloween Social we presided at a dart booth and a basketball booth, besides selling at the concession stand. The Junior Class won $20 First Prize for our painting on the Bank window. The date chosen for our Prom is May 13. We will soon start work on it, under the supervision of our sponsors, Mr. Hobaugh and Mrs. Krill. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SP0NS0R--BURKH0LDKR PHARMACY, FOWLER, INDIANA Jim Helmerick Violet Buchanan Ed Finley Judy Muller Richard Nern Sandy Jennings John Robinson Robin Warren Elaine Dimmich JamesShackelford Judy Muller Bette Jo Abolt Bill Eberly Marcia Morgan Dan Kramer Judy Howard David High Carolyn Watkins Richard Hahn Louise Shepperd Bill Barrett Lorene Clement Tom Anderson Betsy Cooper Larry Fisher Marilyn Burton John Dimmick THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—CORN BELT FEED CO. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—HEINEN'S DRUG, FOWLER, INDIANA SENIORS The graduating class cf 1961 is composed of twenty-four proud mem- bers. Looking forward to our graduation in June, we’re beginning to reminisce about all the wonderful times we have had these past two years. Our most memorable experience was our prom which we chose to be Welcome t o Paradise Isle.” Everyone in the class worked enthusiasti- cally selling candy and pop during aH the basketball games to help pay for it. We also held several dances. Sherry Griffiswas crowned queen. Early in our senior year we chose David Williams, Ronny Dailey, Beverly Lee, Maureen Stone, and Sherry Griffis as our class officers. Mary Ann Leuck and Bob Cannon represented our class on the Student Council. BeverlyJ.ee was our lovely candidate for Basketball Queen. She won the contest and was crowned 1960-1961 Basketball Queen after the Boswell-Fowler basketball game. After taking a vote, the class decided to go to enchanting New Orleans on our senior trip. In order to pay for it we have had numer- ous record hops, a slave auction, sold Christmas cards for which we would like to thank everyone v ho bought cards from us, sold school pins, presented our senior play, sponsored a movie, had entertainer, John Coleman, sponsor a dance, and many other money making projects. WILLIAM RICHARD WARD Bill Track •; Basketball 3,if; Cross Country if; Baseball 1,2,3,if. ROBERT WAYNE CANNON •Bob President of Student Council if; Baseball 2; Class President 3; Vice - President 2; Basketball if; Track if; Reporter 1. FRANKLIN DWAYNE ORR Frank Track 1,2,3, if I Let- tered 2,3, if; Base- ball Manager 3; Bas- ketball 1,2.3 if; Let- tered 3 if; Cross Country if; Lettered k-, Junior Leader 1, 2,3,if; if-H 1,2,3,if; Science Award; Math Award if; F.F.A. 1,2; Junior Leader Confer- ence 3; Club 1, 2,3,if. MARY ANN LEUCK Smoky School Daze Staff 3; Annual Staff 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,if; Vice- President of Student Council if; Secretary of Class 2; Chorus 1. . BEVERLY SUE LEE Boop Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; School Daze Staff 3; Alternate for Girl's State 3; Basketball Queen 4; 4-H 1,2,3, 4; Junior Leader 1, 2,3; Secretary 3,4; Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 2; Candidate for Prom Queen 3; Cheerleader Sweater Award 4; Vice-Presi- dent 1. MILA ANN ROBINSON •Mula School Daze Staff 3; Chorus 1; Candidate for Basketball Queen 2; Speech Award 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2.3,4; Annual Staff 3.4. RONALD RAY HARPER Harpo F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Chorus 1,2. JOHN HENRY SCOLLEY ■Johnny School Daze Staff 3; F.F.A. 1,2,3, ; -H 2,3. DAVID ALBAN YUILL Hiram Walker Track 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; An- nual Staff 4; Class President 2; Chorus 1.2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 4; Student Council 1,3; Baseball 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. ELNORA BOARDMAN Lizzy School Daze Staff 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. WAYNE IVAN McDANIEL Herbie Business Manager 3; P.P.A. 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 4; Chorus 1,3, 4; 4-H 1,2,3. LAURA LEE FORD Tiny Cheerleader 2; Can- didate for Prom Queen 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; School Daze Staff 3; County Dress Revue 1, 2,3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4: 4-H Key Award 4; An nual Staff 3,4; 4- Roundup 3; Chorus 1 Class Reporter 2 Clothing Award 4. KATHERINE IRENE MATTHEWS ■Kim School Daze Staff 3; Chorus 1; Pep Club 1� 2, 3� +; Student Council 3. JON DAVID FLETCHER •Fletch Band 1,2; Chorus 2 Track 2,3, +; +-H 1 Basketball 1,2,3, + Baseball +. SHERRY SUE GRIFFIS Freckles” School Daze Staff 3; D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award 4; Class President 1; Editor of Annual k; Student Council 2; Business Manager 3; Pep Club 1 2,3, +; Prom Queen 3; Class Reporter 4; Co-Editor of Annual 3; Candidate for Basketball Queen 3. DAVID LEON WILLIAMS Dave Track 1,2,3, +; Cross Country 4-; Baseball 1.2.3, +; Basketball 1.3, +; Annual Staff 3, +; Vice-President 3; Class President +; Pep Club 1, 2; School Daze Staff 3; Band 1,2,3, +. MAUREEN DELORES STONE Stonie Treasurer 3,4; Vice President 2; Speech 1,2; Librarian 1,2, 3; Editor of School Daze 3; pep Club 4; Reporter 1. GARY RAYMOND CLIFTON Gary Track 1,2,3, 4-; Band 1,2,3, -; Basketball JL,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2, 3; 4-H President 3,4; F.F.A. President 3, 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. PATRICK JOSEPH BARRETT Pat F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Manager of Ath- letics 1,2. DEAN SCOTT COOPER Scott School Daze Staff 3; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cross Coun- try 4; Band 1,2.3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4. JAMES HARMON RUSH ■Jim Baseball 2,3,4; Let- tered. 3,4; Pep Club 2; Junior Leader 2, 3; Annual Staff 3; School Daze Staff 3; Chorus 2; 4-H 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3. RONALD WALTER DAILEY Ronnie French Club 2; Bas- ketball 1; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Student Council 2. ARBA DELLA SHORT Dell School Daze Staff 3; Chorus 1; Candidate for Basketball Queen 1; Cheerleader 2,3� 4; Class Secretary 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader Sweater Award 4. LARRY DEAN McMAHON Stick Basketball 1,2,3,4; Lettered 3, ; Class President 3; Chorus 3,4; Student Council 2; Baseball 1.2,3,4; Lettered 2,3,4. Attendants: Laura Lee Ford, and Beverly Lee tha--;ks to pitr PAr.F. sPnNMW-BtnMTTTMS STmin QUEEN SHERRY Of PARADISE ISLE JUNIOR - PROM BEVERLY - QUEEN OF FRESHMAN QUEEN READY TO GO?? WAITING?? BASKETBALL IT'S A DATE HAPPY QUEEN THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—NIC NAC, FOWLER, INDIANA SOPHOMORE QUEEN JUNIOR QUEEN WHICH ONE WILL GET IT fcA H ig � r VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Score Board 1 7 B.H.S. 37 Otterbeln ' 35 ' B.H.S. 39 Remington 44 B.H.S. 57 Montmorenci 55 £ B.H.S. 64 Pine Twp. 48 2 B.H.S. 49 Fowler 60 B.H.S. 54 Goodland 44 B.H.S. 50 Richland Twp. 36 i B.H.S. 65 Dayton 60 % B.H.S. 61 Veedersburg 57 1 UllILLLU-LZrn THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—MARY S DRIVE-IN BOSWELL James .Ridenour Coach Dave Williams THANKS TO ODR PAGE SPONSOR--BOSWELL GAS SERVICE Gary Clifton Larry McMahon Dave Yuill Scott Cooper Dave Fletcher Bill Ward THANK T 01 PAG SP0NS0R--BUTLE IMPLEMENT CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Vivian Buchanan, Jill Fletcher, Christine Tarter, Linda Clifton, Marie Gerrick, Jenny Cooper. 7th and 8th First Bow: Marty Goodwine,Mickey Anderson, Gary McKinny,Philip Hudson, John Nern, Mr. Bidenour, Dave Dimmich,David Brost, Max Gretencord, Jim Goodwine, Allen Shepperd,Gary Ishmiel. Second Bow: Donnie Smith,Rickie Davidson, Jim Krill, Gary Dowling, Dennis Nunnally, Ernie Brown, Ed Martin, Billy Stetler, Bonnie Vice, Johnny Carden. TEAM THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—THE DIMMICH AGENCY BASEBALL TEAM uJTrf S. Which great athlete Is this?? What happened up there?? Did he make it?? The boys' guardian angel What's the big deal?? Before the great performance. THANKS TO OUE PAGE SPONSOR—GEISLER'S MEN SHOP, LAFAYETTE, INDIANA TRACK TEAM First Ro«: Bill Eberly, Ronnie Dailey, Ed Finley, Larry Fisher, Dave Williams, Terry Meek, Chester Martin, Second Row: Dave Fletcher, Dennis Foster, Jim Helmerick, Scott Cooper, Dan Kramer, Gary Clifton, Dave Yuill,Bill Ward, Tom Anderson,Steve Smith, Frank Orr.Don Nesbitt. The Blackhawks track squad had another great year as it won the Benton County Track Championship with a total of 69 points. Dai Kramer, Bill Barrett , Gary Cliftoh , Jack Dalton and Larry Dimmick won blue ribbons. IVe are lookin' forward to another great year in 1961. CROSS COUNTRY first Row: Dave Williams, Bill Ward, Terry Meek, Larry Fisher, becona tow: Scott Cooper, Dave Yuill, Frank Orr, Dan Kramer, Ed Finley. THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—STAM'3 VARIETY STORE 1 Violet Ed Buchanan Finley Carolyn Watkins Lorene Clement Robin Warren Marilyn Burton The second year typing class has been responsible for the production of the School Daze ; however, the duties have been shifted around in order to give various students an opportunity to do different types of jobs. The following people have served mostly in thsfollowing capacities: Louise Shepperd, editor; Lorene Clement, co-editor; Robin Warren and John Robinson, sports editors; Violet Buchanan, art editor and Senior interviews; Sandy Jennings, Judy Muller and Marcia Morgan, social editors; Ed Finley and James Shackelford, mimeograph operators; David High, grade news; Bill Eberly, jokes; Richard Nern, Judy Howard, Russell Sumpter,- John Dimmick, Carolyn Watkins and Marilyn Burton, reporters. The student council helped in selling and distri- bution of the paper this year. We are grateful to them for this help and feel that we have had a suc- cessful year. John Dimmick Russell Sumpter David High Judy Muller Richard Nern Judy Howard John Robinson Sandy Jennings James Shaakelford a Marcia Morgan BAND THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—MAHARA’S MUSIC STORE MAJORETTES Standing: Nancy Goodwine, Violet Buchanan, and Ella Kay Helmerick Seated: Pam Cox, and Darlene McDaniel JUNIOR BAND First Bow: Larry Jones, Bex Hurst, Teri Krill, Steve Allen, David Gretencord, Diane Lawson, Connie Little, Janet Gerrick, Mary Beynolds Mr. Brown, Second Bow: Christie Little, Barbara Brost, Mary Brost Cheryl Clifton. Brenda Bhodes, David Bichardson, John Mitchell 4-H CLUB President, Gary Clifton; Vice President, Kobin Warren; Treasurer, Dale Anderson; Reporter, David High; Secretary, Jim Helmerick; Sentinel, Ronnie Harper; Business Manager, Pat Barrett, Lorene Clement, Chapter Sweetheart. MRS. TINGLEY'S GIRLS 7th and 8th PHYSICAL EDUCATION HIGH SCHOOL PHYSICAL EDUCATION 4—H CLUB THANKS TO OUR PAGE SPONSOR—FURR'S HOME MARKET STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Don Nesbitt, Jenny Cooper, Jenny Jones, Jim Reynolds, Philip Hudson, Marty Goodwine, Dan Kramer Seated: Violet Buchanan, Mary Ann Leuck, Carol Jones, Bob Cannon, Mr. Hanna Two members from each of the upper six grades are chosen each year to represent their fellow classmates on the student council. It is recommended that they be from the upper third of the class scholastically. Of the many responsibilities placed upon the council, this year's body has fulfilled them well. Thus far, it has been a great aid to the School Daze Staff by soliciting subscriptions, and helping with the distribution of the paper. Another of its concerns has been the planning of a gift basket and letters to be sent to Russell Sumpter while in the hospital. Just recently, it has proposed that we combine the Christmas parties of the junior and senior high schools into one oarty in the gymnasium. This seems to meet the approve.l of all the cla.sses. We are indeed grateful for the diligent work that the members of our council have put forth, and a special thanks is in order for Mr. Hanna who has contributed greatly to its success. On behalf of the members of the council as well as the student body, thanks, Mr. Hanna, for your time and effort spent. Sherry Griffis Violet Buchanan Mila Robinson Bette Jo Abolt Laura Ford Betsy Cooper, James Shackelford David Williams, David Yuill, Sandra Jennings Louise Shepperd Eric Allen Carol Jones, Donna Gretencord, Lorna Lampbeii Elaine Dimmich . T . Marilyn Burton, Judy Muller, Lorene Clement, John Dimmick, Robin Warren, Janet Liptrap Mrs. Krill Editor Co-Editor Business Manager Ass't. Business Mgr. 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