Boswell High School - Echoes Yearbook (Boswell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1965 volume:

TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ...................... A School Lifo A-K 0RGANIZATI08S................... 15 ATHLETICS....................... 25 FERSOHALITIES................... 35 ADVERT IS IHG................... 55 Editor. ..... Linda Clifton Co-Editor .... Roala C la sent Adviser.........Mary Lon Bailey Publisher-Intercollegiate Press Photography Banner's Studio Dr. Galen Krill Max Greteneord From Boswell, the Hub of the Universe, 1,112 first-class commissioned graduates have gone out into the domestic, business, and social world in the past sixty-five years. We like to think our educational program has been a firm spoke in pub- lio life. Mrs. Horna Lynch Iu appreciation of bar devote does� to duty—whether it be letters for Mr. Wolf, errands for students or teaohers—or that seoond-nile favor for everyone that so «any of us forget—the Echoes Staff proudly dedicates the 1965 edition to our NORMA OF OUR A For a number of years, Boswell studente have not had an opportunity to develop their artistic abilities. Art was not included in their curriculum until the 1964-65 school year. Dave Brost, Jeff Mitchell, and Mike Flynn seem to be enjoying their study of dimension. PREVIEW Substitute teachers, sometimes difficult to find, pose no problem for Mrs. Kopka. Max Gretenoord is handling English 12 and Mrs. Kopka is proving that she is an interested student. During the past year, interest in sub- jects related to science has grown and the department at Boswell High School has expanded in olassslze and in equip- ment. Mr. Calhoun found new equipment a valuable asset to his department but felt a definite need for more. VARIOUS Chemistry students, Max Gretenoord,Den- nis Nunnally, Ernie Brown, and Dave Doeden are observing the behavior of solid copper immersed in a water solu- tion of the compound silver nitrate. DEPARTMENTS 5 9 BUILDING IMPROVE Dave Dimmich, Student Council President, invites you to enter the new room built in the back part of the old study hall. This room is now used for mathematics classes taught by Mr. Hambay. Repointing of the briok building in the school year 1960-1961 was the first step in an extensive remodeling program to improve existing facilities at Boswell. Reconstruction of the lower hall Joined east and west building wings—permitting free access to all parts of the basement level. During the summer of 1963, a new grade room was completed to accommodate in- creasing enrollment. The summer of 1964 included the painting of seven class- rooms, sanding and refinishing of the floors of the Home Economics rooms, re- finishing of all classroom floors, and repainting stairs, restrooms, and hall- way floors. Basement repairs included new restroom drainage system and repair of boiler stoker. The first step of a two-year complete rewiring system was finished with the installation of reset panels on each floor. 6 MENTS AID ART INSTRUCTIONS Mrs. Slater and her children pose with the type of furniture found in grade rooms one through three. Construction of a new classroom in the west part of the study hall, and moving of the library to the study area in the east end of the study hall, provided a new math area. The room previously used for math on the second floor became the art center. With the return of art to our curriculum, much hidden talent was uncovered. lew furniture for the first, seoond, and third grade rooms completed the improve- ments. Gary Stone, Kris Kramer, and Philip Goodwine prepare puppets which were displayed at the annual Open House. A portion of the study hall showing library and study areas. 7 NEW LOCATION DEMANDS MORE ASSISTANTS The new study-hall location necessitated a library assistant for every period of the school day. Use of library cards, checking the amount of time spent in the library and the type of reading being done has been an improvement over the former signed class pass. Boswell's library assistants are members of JELA and with their librarian, Mrs. Olive Kopka, attended the annual student assistants' convention at Purdue in November. Over one thousand student librarians were in atten- dance. The library files are really beginning to pay off as term paper sources —many teachers bring their classes to the new library. Mrs. Olive Kopka consults card file in search of a book needed by a student for class report. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS: Judy Wakeman, Chris Morgan, Brenda Rhodes, Teri Krill, Senora Shackelford, Joyce Fix. Seated: Jenny Cooper and Kay Finley 8 JUNIOR DANCE Wicki Cox and Vida Robertson—concentration or relaxation? Cindy Minnick, Bill Hudson, and Wicki Cox demonstrate the latest dancing fad— the dog n 9 Eighth grade line up The moderns' version of the square dance, corners rounded, becomes the popular circle dance. Bob Clark and Anita Nevtson, caught in action by Galen Krill's camera. 10 Chris Morgan's feet hurtl Cindy Minnick, 1964 Basketball Queen, orovne Carol Helaeriok Queen for 1965. Sophonore candidate, Teri Krill; Junior candidate, Debby Tucker; and Senior candidate, Linda Clifton compose the Queen's court. F.F.A. ELECTS SWEETHEART Allen Shepperd, FFA president, presents a sweetheart jacket to Rosie Clement, as Mr. Wayne Buck, club advisor, looks on approvingly. Every year the local chapter selects fro rural background, a sweetheart who has qualities of leader- ship, scholarship and personality. FRIENDS,ROMANS, COUNTRYMEN- LENDMEYOUR EARS Boswell juniors, seniors, and faculty who lent an ear to an invitation to a Roman Holiday, banqueted Roman style in a beauti- fully transformed Roman Amphitheater, May 11, 1964. White pillars adorned with golden clusters of grapes and laurel greenery made a fitting background for freshman and sophomore girls bearing Roman delicacies. They were clad in white Roman togas and wore golden head bands. A three-tier Roman fountain, spot- lighted in the center of the dining-dancing area lent authenticity to Linda Anstett's vocal selection Three Coins in a Fountain. Dancing followed the banquet with elected Queen Sandy Dalton and eaoort Max Gretencord, 1963 Queen Diana Leak and escort Dale Ander- son leading the Grand March. FROM QUEER ATTENDANTS Linda Clifton Marie Gerriok Prom Queens, past and present, lead B.H.S. students in the Grand March. BOSWELL REPRESENTATIVES IN GOVERNMENT Dave Dimmich and Dave Brost, Hoosier Boys' State delegate and alternate res- pectively, pause to comment on a bulle- tin board in Mr. Winkelpleck'a room that pertains to government and elections. Gaining knowledge in these areas is the primary purpose for Boys' State. Boswell was represented at Girls' State by Kay Finley. The convention was held on the Indiana University campus which afforded delegates a glimpse of college life along with politics. School winners of the Voice of Democracy speech contest sponsored by the V.F.V., are Vivian Buchanan, seoond; Dave Din- nich, first; Jill Fletcher, third) Dave was also a fifth place winner among the contestants from other schools in the corporation. 14 BAND BUSY WITH CONCERTS Gary Stone, Cindy Mlnniek, Joetta Dalton, George Doeden, Teri Krill, Diane Lawson, Connie Little, ROW Is Brenda Rhodes, Chria Morgan, Philip Goodvine, David Richardson, John Mitchell, Brenda Clifton, Kathy Washburn, ROW 2: Linda Clifton, Jane Nern, Janet Gerriok, Mark Diauoich, Barbara Brost, Mary Brest, Cheryl Clifton, Dennis Doeden, Vivian Buchanan, Kristen Kraner, Mary Ann Reynolds, |16 AND GAMF PERFORMANCES Boswell band activity began with partici- pation in the Band Day program at Purdue University. The band provided a short concert program at Open House in November. Numbers included were: excerpts from Brlgadoon. Civil Mar Suite, and Glow Worm. The band helps build spirit and excitement at basketball games with their peppy tunes at the game halves and between games. They al60 entertain the crowd with a special show at each game. Drum Majorette, Cindy Mlnnick; Majorettes; Terri Krill, Brenda Rhodes, Joetta Dalton and Pam Dalton ROW li Steve Roes, Larry Jones, Ricky Davison, Max Greteneord, Dorinda Robinson, Hanoy Weltain, Linda Roe, ROW 2« Alan Fisher, Jim Witt, Krnle Brown, Mike Wilson, Chris Little, John Wolf, Tony Trimble. 17 ROW Is Mary Johnson, Linda Anstett, Mary Bath Dysert, Vida Robertson, Debbie Tucker, Judy Wakeman, Wetonna Saylor8, Christine Smith, Shirley Williams, Connie Flynn, Jill Fletcher, Sandra Dalton, Linda Clifton, Shirley Asay, Diane Lawson. ROW 2s Brenda Rhodes, Chris Morgan, Shirley Taylor, Linda Rhodes, Barbara Brost, Marie Gerriek, Sandy Bryant, Evelyn Schilling, Mary Brost, Shirley Martin, Paulette Saylors, Cheryl Clifton, Jenny Cooper, Cindy Mlnnick, Carol Helnerick. ROW 3� Oary Ishmiel, Gary Dowling, Max Gretencord, Wieki Cox, Ernie Brown, John Murphy, John Hern, Micky Ander- son, Rickie Davison, Carter Dailey, Jeff Mitchell, Tom Leak, Jim Gastlneau, Gene Williams, HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Chrystie Little Rita Robertson ACCOMPANISTS JUNIOR BAND ROW Is Mike Nunnally, Annette Leuck, Cheryl Davison, Esau Hlslope. ROW 2s Janet Reynolds, Lois Lynch, Roddy Dimmick, Carolyn Cross, Alberta Veenstra, Roger Barnette. ROW 3s Larry Dalton, Patricia Goodwine. 18 STUDENT COUNCIL Rosie Clament, Vice President Linda Clifton, Secretary Mrs. Kopka, Advisor Dave Dimaich, President Bob Fisher, Treasurer ELECTION EXPERTS Student Council members are beginning to feel their legal importance, since they conducted the cheerleader election early in the year, followed by the first demo- cratic election of a basketball queen� Every student council ■ember has had at least one special job to do this year, be it selling subscriptions to the school paper, trimming a Christmas tree or tin- trimming that same treel Student Council sent four delegates to the State Student Council Convention held at Indianapolis in October. Steve Ross, Pam Lawson, Tony Clark, Dawn Flynn, Larry Vice, Carol Helmerick, Vida Robertson, Dennis Nunnally. LAUREATE INDUCTS AT OPEN HOUSE Laureata Chapter of Boswell High School inducted five new members into the National Honor Society in November. This brought the total membership to fourteen. The sophomores are probationary members until they reach Junior status, and any upper classmen may be put on probation if their grades fall below the required grade-standard for membership. The membership for Honor Society is based on the four qualifica- tions: scholarship, leadership in school and community, service to his fellows, and character. We are proud of these students because they represent the ideals that we should all strive for. SENIOR MEMBERS: Seated, Kay Finley, Dave Doeden. Standing, Dave Dlamioh, Dave Brost, Ernie Brovn. TTTwmn im SOPHOMORE MEMBERS: Seated, Diane Lawson, Marty Goodwins, Mary Brost, Mike Flynn. Standing ViviauiBuchanan, Rita Robertson, T.ri Krill, Shirley Willi—, Chris Tarter. 20 F.F.A. ON THE GO Wayne Buck, F.F.A. Advisor} Allen Shepperd, President} John Hern, Vioo President} Jim Goodvine, Secretary} Ed Dalton, Treasurer; Hank Carden, Reporter; Jim Orr, Sentinel. New officers and a new advisor, Mr. Wayne Buck, started the Boswell FFA chapter on the go. The chapter motored to Brookston for the Farm Progress Show in September and to Chicago for the International Live- stock Show held in November. During the second semester the group studied judging with participation in county, district, and state judging contests as their goal The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The organization is designed to supplement training opportunities for boy3 who are progressing toward the goal of establishment in a farming business. Through FFA activi- ties, the cooperative spirit is fostered and individual talent is discovered and developed. Here is a school of experience in the art of working together for a common good. Future Farmers not only work wbII together, but they know how to provide organized recreation for themselves and others in the community. Here again this organization of, by, and for farm boys provides ample opportunity for games, sports, and other recreational activities appealing to the farm boy. As an integral part of the program of vocational education In agri- culture in the public schools, the FFA has become well known in recent years. ROW It Mr. Buck, Allen Shepperd, John Nern, Jim Goodwlne, Eddie Dalton, Jim Orr, Tom Martin. ROW 2s Hank Carden, Denny LaBounty, Steve Wolf, Terry Murphy, Ed Martin, Glenn Gall, John Murphy, Jim High, John Anderson. ROW 3 s Ronnie Short, Vernon Stone, Denny Hogue, Rex Hurst, Jim Gastineau, Tim Orr, Larry Pickett, Gene Williams, Tom Leak. 21 Hiss Hartman, Adviser Chris Morgan, President NEW TO BOSWELL STUDENTS-LATIN Twenty-five students in the beginning year Latin class organized the first Latin club of Boswell High School in October. Club activity furnishes an opportunity for novel and pleasurable introduction to Roman civilization. Club members develop leadership, responsibility, and appreciation of ancient art and litera- ture, and have FUN learning Latin at the same time. ROW li Barbara Lawson, Carol Helmerick, Joyce Fix, Genet Fix, Janet Gerrick, Connie Little. ROW 2: Linda Rhodes, Christine Smith, Barbara Brost, Joyce Wilson, Diane Waling, Paulette Saylors, Anita Newtson. ROW 3: Gary Stone, Dale Sharp, David Richardson, Alan Fisher, Carlos Asay, Steve Wolf, Dennis LaBounty, Terry Murphy, Rex Hurst, John Mitchell, Doyle Sharp, Tony Clark, Larry Jones. 22 AND FRENCH CLUBSH B.H.S. French students organized a French Club in November for the purpose of giving further study to French customs and tradi- tions. They are hoping they will find French Pen Pals who will keep them posted on situa- tions existing in France. The added advantage of a tape recorder and tapes aided greatly their study of French language and culture. A field trip to a French restaurant in Chicago and plans for attending a French play were included in the club's plans. SEATED: Chrystie Little, Secretary} Teri Krill, Project Chairman Assistant} Mary Brost, Treasurer} Gary Dowling, Project Chairman} Marty Goodwine, President} Mike Flynn, Vice President} VmmAr . Arh 1 8BT • ROM 1« Diane Lawson, Vida Robertson, Mary Ann Reynolds, Steve Ross, ROW 2: Brenda Rhodes, Bob Fisher, Cheryl Clifton, Bob Clark, Dennis Miller. 23 PAPER DEADLINES POSE PROBLEM FOR SCHOOL DAZE STAFF Nine times during the school year, the paper staff and its sponsor publish a mim- eographed school paper and distribute it to approximately 150 students and school patrons. The work on this newspaper is carried on in the advanced typing class and the knowledge these students are gain- ing is invaluable to them as future office workers. Some of these learning outcomes are those that are realized merely by participation in the project itself; other outcomes must be developed and helped along by the teacher or sponsor. Through this type of work students are encouraged to work together cooperatively, are given a brief introduction to journalism, secure practical typewriting and duplicating experience and usually develop an appreci- ation of the amount of work involved in what, at first, seems to be a simple enter- prize. In addition to learning outcomes, the staff members hope that School Daze ade- quately interprets their school to the community� Row 1� Chris Tarter, Darlene Nevteon, Betty Hislope. Row 2s Senora Shackelford, Shirley Taylor, Joyce McDaniel, Paula Sturgeon, Marilyn Dowling. Row 3s Judy Vakeman, Vivian Buohanan, Shirley Assy, Roaie Clement, Cindy Minnlek, Phyllis McKinney, Mary Johnson, Peg Kellerhala, Alice Hoaks, Rickie Davison. 24 ATHLETICS FALL ACTIVITY BEGINS WITH CROSS DATS SCHOOLS WINNER j POINTS September 9 Otterbein, Boswell Boswell 26 14 Williamsport, Boswell Williamsport 26 16 Fowler,Otterbein, Boswell Fowler 27 17 Otterbein, Rensselaer, Oxford, Boswell Oxford 34 21 Chalmers, Boswell Chalmers 22 23 Ambia, Chalmers, Oxford, Boswell Oxford 30 24 Goodland, Boswell Boswell 16 October 1 Ambia, Otterbein, Remington, Boswell Boswell 26 2 Benton County Meet Fowler 37 6 Prairie Conference Meet Oxford 30 9 Ambia, Fowler, Boswell Boswell 26 13 Delphi Invitational W. Lafayette 17 16 Sectional Meet W. Lafayette 21 ROW li Alan Fisher, Rex Hurst, Dennis Nunnally, John Murphy, Steve Wolf, Ji Krill, Wleki Cox, ROW 2: Coach, Mr, Chezen, Tony Clark, Don Saith, Bob Clark, Dare Doeden. Max Gretencord, Dale Sharp, Terry Murphy, Coach, Mr, Robertson. 26 COUNTRY AND BASEBALL ROW 1: Rick Davison, Gary Dowling, Marty Goodwins, Jim Goodwins, Dave Brost, Dave Dimmich, Mick Anderson, ROW 2: Coach: Mr. Chezem, Bob Fisher, Bill Kellerhals, Richard Cooper, Jim Ross, Ed Dalton, Gary Ishmiel, Denny Fletcher, Coach: Mr. Robertson. ROW 3: Carlos Asay, Ron Asay, John Anderson, Larry Jones. TRACK TEAM ROW 1: Gary Dowling, Tim Orr, Bob Fisher, Dennis Nunnally, Mick Anderson, Ivan Helmerick, Gary Ishmiel, Richard Cooper, Dale Sharp, Bill Kellerhals. ROW 2: Coach: Dale Robertson, Denny Fletcher, Max Gretencord, Rick Davi- son, Marty Goodwine, John Murphy, Chester Martin, Dave Brost, Dave Doeden, Wicki Cox, Don Smith, Dave Dimmich. 27 EXPOSE HI - HAT S AS LOUD- MOUTHS The official Blackhawk rooters, known as Hi-Hats, filled their section of bleachers at each home game with color, noise, and enthusiasm. Black, high, silk hats and white shirts or blouses comprised their ballgame regalia. Their well-executed cheers lent excitement to each game, raised school morale, and enabled the cheerleaders to perform more capably. Pep sessions were held throughout the season primarily for club members; new yells, songs, and routines were taught the members by cheerleaders during these sessions. The club adviser, Mrs. June Kramer, super- vised the group at pep sessions, during home games, and the cheerleaders during evening practices. Kay Finley, vice president; Sandy Dalton, secretary; Chris Morgan, treasurer; Joyce Fix, president, and Mrs. Kramer, adviser. 29 BOSWELL HIGH SCHOOL A TEAM 1964-65 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Not. 6 Montmorenci ----- there Not. 14 Pine Village --— there Not. 20 Chalmers ■ ■■ there Dec. 4 Battle Ground --- there Deo. 11 Ambia ■■■• --------- here Dee. 12 Richland Tvp. --- there Dec. 15 Veedersburg ------ here Deo. 18-19 Delphi Tourney-Delphi (Boswell,Fowler, Delphi,Caston) Dec. 22 Mt. Ayr --------- there Jan. 8-9 4-Way Tourney --Fowler (Ambia,Boswell,Otterbein,Oxford) Jan. 15 there Jan. 16 Goodland — here Jan. 22 Dayton —— here Jan. 30 Seeger Memorial - here Feb. 5 Williamsport here Feb. 12 here Feb. 13 Lauramie E . Tipp Feb. 20 Wolcott there THE HEADS OF Don Smith DaT9 Brost Jim Goodwine DaTO Dimmich Jim Krill Gary Ishmiel 30 THE HAWKS Miek Anderson Gary Dowling Marty Goodwine, I oan't stand to lookl Marty Goodwine John Murphy Eddie Dalton, Manager Myron Cheaem, Ass't. Coach Dale Robertson, Coach 31 HARDWOOD EDUCATION Gary Dowling and Dare Brost seen to be sharing a single thought, Oh, if it would just drop in. Mrs. Kramer, Mrs. Calhoun and Joannie, Mr. Wlnkelpleck—a study of mixed emotions from all ages. Darid (Gary Ishmiel) defeats Goliath. Dave Brost, about to reoeiye assistance from Gary Dowling, pictured in the background. Murphy and Brost in a pictor- ial expression of determination and desire. BOSWELL HIGH SCHOOL B TEAK 1964-65 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Hot. 6 Montaorenei ——— there Not. 14 Pine Village------there Not. 20 Chalmers —-------- there Dec. 4 Battle Ground ----- there Dec. 11 Ambia ------------- here Dec. 12 Richland Tvp. ---- there Deo. 15 Veedersburg —...... here Deo. 18-19 Delphi Tourney-Delphi (Boawell,Fowler, Delphi,Caaton) Deo. 22 Mt, Ayr ---------- there Jan. 8-9 4-Way Tourney — Fowler (Anbia,Boswell,Otterbein,Oxford) Jan. 15 Otterbein----------there Jan. 16 Goodland —--------- here Jan. 22 Dayton--------------here Jan. 30 Seeger Memorial - here Feb. 5 Williamsport —— here Feb. 12 Oxford —----------- here Feb. 13 Lauramie ---------E. Tipp Feb. 20 Woloott — ■ ■ ■— there B” TEAM ROW It Carlos Asay, Denny Fletcher, Bob Fisher, Ronnie Asay, Dennis Hogue, Larry Jones. ROW 2: Dennis Normally, Dennis LaBounty, Tony Clark, Rex Hurst, Bob Clark, Steve Wolf, Dale Sharp, Richard Cooper, Terry Murphy, Bill Kellerhala, Mr. Cheaem. 33 ROW It Bill Stringfield, Batoh Hialope, Jin Witt, Denny Kinoade, Star Cardan, Robert Boardman, Darrel Webster, Larry Vice. ROW 2: Bobby Gray, Billy Flynn, Robbie Hooker, John Wolf, Robin Dallas, Tony Triable, Charles Mayfield, ROW 3t Mr, Fred Calhoun, Stare Ross, John Caapbell, Mark Diamioh, Philip Goodvine, Jim Foster, George Doeden, Mike Wilson, Dennis Doeden. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 34 Seventh Grade Cheerleaderst Pam Lavra on and Ruthann Anderson Eighth Grade Cheerleaders� Joetta Dalton and Pam Dalton CHARLES PRATT HEADS BENTON COMMUNITY SCHOOL SYSTEM During November the chief administrative office in the Benton Community School system was filled by the board's appointment of Mr. Charles H. Pratt, a former Benton County schoolteacher. For the past eleven years, Mr. Pratt has been employed by the school system at New Albany, Indiana, serving for two years as a high school teacher, three years as Dean of Boys and Assistant Principal, and six years as Principal at Hazelwood High School. Superintendent Pratt received his BS degree from Franklin College in 1950 and his 1© degree at Purdue University in 195A. Mr. Pratt is active in several professional organiza- tions: Indiana State Teachers Association, Indiana Classroom Teachers Association, National Education Association, and the National Association of Second- ary School Principals. Mr. Charles Wolf, completing his second year as principal of Boswell High School, has initiated many desirable improvements in the school's curriculum, facilities, and academic standards. Mr. Wolf received a BS from Purdue in 1950 and an 6 from Purdue in I960. He is a member of several professional organizations including the National Association of Secondary School Princi- pals, National Education Association, Indiana State Teachers Association, Benton Classroom Teachers Association and the Indiana Association of Junior High School Principals. SCHOOL BOARD: H. Franklin Dunwoody, John R. Hays, Carl N. Kramer, James E. Timothy, Donald G. Brouillette, R. Harold Mllburn, Stephen R. Conner. 36 ADDITIONS TO FACULTY HIGH SCHOOL FACOLTTt Olive Kopka, English, Library; Gayle Hartman, Latin, English; James Hambay, Math; Barbara Beck, Music; Fred Calhoun, Math, Science; Phil Miller, Guid- ance; Wayne Buck, Vocational Agriculture; Jill Worthington, Art; Arley Winkelpleck, Social Studies; Myron Chezem, Assistant Coach, PJ5., English. Standings June Kramer, French, English, World History; Dale Robertson, Coach, Business Education, P.S.; Mary Lou Bailey, Business Education; Esther Tingley, Homs Economics; Lois Krill, P.S., Health. BROADENS CURRICULUM GRADE SCHOOL FACULTI: Beulah Slater, Grade 2; Crystal West, Grade 3; Kenneth Morgan, Grade 6; Lillie Ladson, Grade 2; Ruthven Morgan, Grade 1; Rosemary Hooker, Grade U‘, Florence Edgerton, Grade 5. 37 SENIORS LINDA N. CLIFTON—Majorat English, Social Studies, Commerce; Minors: Mathematics, Home Economics; Secre- tary 2,3; Student Council A; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Echoes Staff3; Echoes Editor 4; SohoolDazs Staff3; F F.A. Sweet- heart 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4© MAI LEO GRETENCORD---Majors: Eng- lish, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies; Treasurer 3; Student Coun- cil 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2; Track 1,2,3,4; CrossCountryl,2,3,4 Echoes Staff 2,3,4. DAVID DIMMICH-----Majors: English, Social Studies, Sclenoe, Mathe- aatios; Minors: Commerce; Presi- dent 1; Vice President 2; Business Manager 3; Student Countil 4 Pres- ident 4; Honor Society 2,3,4, Pres- ident 4; Choir 1,2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Hoosier Boys' State Delegate 3. LANA KAI JOHNSON—Majors: English, Social Studies, Commerce; Minors: Homs Economics; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 4; School Daze Staff 3. MARIE S. GERRICK—Majors: English, Social Studies,Home Economics,Comm- erce ;Treasurer IjStudent Council 1, 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; School Daze Staff 3; Cheerleader 2,3,4. EDWIN MARTIN—Majors: English,Agri- culture, Commerce; Minors: Social Studies; Track 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 38 SENIORS SANDRA KAI DALTON—Majorat English, Social Studies, Hons Economies, Con— ■area; Choir 1,2,3,4} Pap Club 3, 4, President 3} Eohoaa Staff 3,4} School Dasa Staff 2,3; Prom Queen 3. ERNIE BROWN—Majorat English, Scie- nce, Mathenatics, Social Studies; Minors: Spanish; Treasurer 4; Honor Society 4} Band 1,2,3,4; Choir 1,2, 3,4; Boys' State Alternate 3 DAVID DOEDEN—Majors: English,Math- ematics, Social Studies, Science; Minorsi Latin, Conmerce; Honor Soc- iety 3,4; Basketball 3;Track 2,3,4; Cross Country 4 LINDA ANSTETT—Majorat English,Com- merce, SocialStudies,Hone Economics; Choir 1,2,3,4} F.F.A. Sweetheart 1« Representing the aenior olaaa aa one of its officers ean be hard vork at times but it is also an honor Class of '6$ officers aret Dare Brost, president; Ernie Brown, treas- urer; Kay Finley, rice-president; Linda Anstett, secretary; Sandy Dalton, reporter. 39 SENIORS KAY MARDELLE FINLEY-MajorssEnglish, Social Studioa, Mathematics, Hone Economics, Commerce; President 3, Vice President A; Secretary 1, Treasurer 2; Honor Society 2,3,A; Choir 1; Pep Club 1,A; Echoes Staff 3,A; School Daze Staff 2,3; Editor A; Librarian AjHoosier Girls' State Delegate 3, D.A.R. Award A. DAVE BROST—Majore� English, Social Studies, Mathematics, Science, Com- merce; President A; Honor Society 2, 3,A) Choir 1,2) Basketball 1,2,3,A) Baseball 2,3,A)Track 1,2,3,A) Cross Country 1,2,3. JOHN ARVAL NERN—Majors: English, Social Studies, Commerce; Minors: Mathematics, Agriculture, Science; President 2; Vice President 1; Band 1,2; Choir 1, 2, 3, A; Basketball 1, 2; Baseball 1; Track 1, 2; Cross Country 2; P.F.A. 3, A. GARY MeKUffiEY—Major English, Com- merce; Social Studies,Science; Bas- ketball 2; Baseball 3)PepClub 1,2,3. ALIEN SHEPPERD----Majors: English, Social Studies, Agriculture, Comm- erce; Cross Country 2; Pep Club 2; F.F.A. 1,2,3,A, President A; School Daze Staff 2,3. EVELYN SCHILLING—Majors: English, Hone Eoononios, Commerce; Minors: Social Studies; Choir 1,2,3,A) Pop Club A; Sohool Daze Staff 3. SENIORS t JENNIFER RAT COOPER—Majors: Social Studies, English, Science, Mathema- tics; Minors: Hone Economics, Span- ish Secretary 3} Band 1,2} Choir 1, 2,3,4} Pep Club 1,2,3,4} Librarian 4} Cheerleader 3} Hoosier Girls' State Alternate 3« JEFFREY DALE MITCHELL—Majors: Eng- lish, Social Studies, Commerce, Science} Student Council 3} Band 1} Choir 2,4} Basketball 3} Track 2} Cross Country 2} Echoes Staff 2,4} School Daze Staff 2« ALICE HOWARD—Majors: English, Home Economics, Commerce; Minors: Social Not Pictured: Studies} Choir 1,2,3} School Daze Staff 3. Following a aenior tradition, the lettered cords make their debut about October 1 when the offioial senior picture is taken for the end-eheet pages of the yearbook. 41 Mickey Anderson Shirley Asay Vivian Buohanan Hank Carden Rosalie Cleaent Wiles Cox Carter Dailey Eddie Dalton Rickie Davison Gary Dowling Marilyn Dowling Jill Fletcher Joyoe Fix Jin Goodwins Marty Goodwlne Alice Hoaks Betty Bialope Gary Ishniel Mary Johnson Peg Kellerhals JUNIORS Ji Krill Joyce McDaniel Phyllis McKinney Cindy Minnick Chris Morgan John Murphy Darlene Nevtson Dennis Nunnally Jim Orr Larry Pickett Rita Robertson Senora Shackelford Don Stilth Paula Sturgeon Chris Tarter Shirley Taylor Debbie Tucker Judy Wakeman Shirley Williams JUNIORS 43 Steve Allen Ronald Aaay Mary Broat Sandy Bryant Bob Clark Cheryl Clifton Richard Cooper Denny Fletcher Connie Flynn Mike Flynn Janet Ford Glenn Gall Jim High Bill Kellerhala Carol Knight Teri Krill Diane Lawaon Chry8tie Little Connie Little SOPHOMORES Shirley Martin Tom Martin Dennis Miller Tim Orr Ronnie Pickett Mary Ann Reynolds Brenda Rhodes Linda Rhodes David Richardson Vida Robertson Jim Ross Paulette Saylors Wetonna Saylors Dale Sharp Christine Seith Mike Stetler Gary Stone Joyce Wilson SOPHOMORES 45 John Anderson Carlos Asay Barbara Brost Alan Brown Stanley Burge Tony Clark Mary Beth Dysert Alan Fisher Genet Fix Jin y Gastineau Janet Gerriok Carol Helnerick Steve Eislope Dennis Hogue Bill Hudson 46 FRESHMEN Rex Horst Larry Jones Dennis LaBounty Barbara Lawson Ton Leak John Mitchell Terry Murphy Anita Nevtson Doyle Sharp Ronnie Short Vernon Stone Joyce Taylor Nancy Weltsin Eugene Williams Steve Wolf FRESHMEN 47 EIGHTH GRADE Randy Allan Jim Albertson Vicki Burge John Campbell Richard Childress Brenda Clifton Joetta Dalton Pam Dalton Mark Dimmich George Doeden Cheryl Eberhardt Jeanette Enioks Dawn Flynn Jim Foster Philip Goodwins Bobby Grey Joe Hislope Marilyn Hite Janet Hoaka Denny Kinoade Kristy Kramer Carla Leak Nancy Leak Danny Martin Kathleen Reynolds Louise Rhodes Dorinda Robinson Steve Ross Lyndon Saylors Gary Stone Londa Taylor Tony Trimble SEVENTH GRADE Ruthann Anderson Richard Anstett Jan Beckett Robert Boardman Bruce Butler Steve Carden Sheila Clark Robin Dallas Jane Diamloh Dennis Doeden Billy Flynn Dennis Gall Barbara Helmsrick Melody Hite Robbie Hooker Linda Lawson Pamela Lawson Teresa Lynch Charles Mayfield Mark McCray David Nern Jane Nern Irene Reynolds Linda Roe Lanona Sharp Danny Street Kathy Street Larry Tice Cheryl Waling Kathryn Washburn Darrel Webster Charles Wilson Mike Wilson James Witt John Wolf 49 ROW 1� Fred Albertson, Roger Barnett, Dick Brost, Diane Cross, Larry Dalton, Cheryl Davison, Roddy Dimmick, Stephen Foster. ROW 2: Cindy Garrison, Patricia Goodwins, Sharon Hislope, Kerin Johnson, Debbie Jones, Tom Jones, Sherry Knight, Mickie LaBounty. ROW 3: Jeff Lawson, Michael Lawson, Annette Leuck, Roger Minier, Ricky Murphy, Donna Nern, Mike Nunnally, Bill Ramsey. RCW A: Mary Robinson, Rick Rolan, Diana Smith, Julia Smith, Bob Taylor, Paul Veenstra, Lorraine Waling, Brenda Wilson. SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE ROW Is Cathy Barrett. ROW 2: Judy Beckett, Tammy Burge, Larry Carlile, Jeff Cooper, Carolyn Cross, Tanya Dallas, Delmer Doeden, Ton Flynn. RCW 3« Chuckle Grove, Esau Hislope, Dennis Hite, Alice Jones, Gary Junge1, Penny Kincada, Lois Lynch, Patti Lynoh. RCW As Gens Mayfield, Marcia Murphy, Alan Peterson, Alice Peterson, Janet Reynolds, Bob Smith, Uberta Veenstra, Ronnie Wallace. 50 FOURTH GRADE ROV It Stanley Albertson, Diana Anderson, Jerrold Barnett, Janet Carlile, Cheryl Chenoweth, Day id Childress, Paula Cross, Dale Dlaaloh. row 2« Errol Flynn, Paul Flynn, Vioki Foster, Rnssell Garrison, Jill Hall, David Heleerlok, Maureen Hite, Kathleen Booker. BOW 3t Mike Johnson, Patriots Lawson, Robert McIntyre, Rieky Messnan, Gregg Parris, Carla Pickett, Cathy Rlohardson, Marie Roe. ROW At Welby Wesley, Deborah Wilson, Rhonda Wilson, Dan Wolf. ROW It Marjorie Albertson, Glenn Biddle, Geyla Butler, Lynn Cadaan, Steven Carlile, David Chenoweth, Cindy Dalton, Tony Davison. ROW 2t David Eberhardt, Doyle Flynn, Dorothea Hahn, Linda Jungle, Pan Kineade, Terry Kirseh, Cathy Lane, Chert Lata. ROW 3t Noel Lawson, Rebecca Leuok, Marla McCray, Marla Mounce, Karen Murphy, Kristin Parris, Linda Saith, Mary Stone. ROW At Myrtle Sturgeon, Terri Turner, Margaret Veenstra. THIRD GRADE 51 ■UL rj • $ . .%■ v r, till O f% i Aik ( | i 3j , ’ ■¥ « 4 'f 44 +,� .4 ill ROW 1: Teresa Barnett, Teddy Biddle, Rebecca Butler, Pan Clark, Jinny Dallas, Kathy Dinnick, Chris Flynn, Doug Lawson. ROW 2s David Leuck, Joseph Messnan, Cynthia Scrinager, Steve Snith, Ann Stone, Mary Stur- geon, Bonnie Weltzin, Connie Weltzin. ROW 3$ Shelia Wilson, Carol Anderson, Tammy Barrett, Dean Childress, Courtney Cooper, John Dalton, Melody Felix, Kent Jones. ROW A: Kin Jones, Kay Lawson, Timothy Mounce, Gwendolyn Pratt, Michael Sorenson, Melody Waling, David Wash- burn, Robert Wilson. ROW 5s Dennis Rhodes, Debra Shepperd. GRADE FIRST GRADE ROW Is Michael Barrett, Miohael Burton, Timothy Carlile. ROW 2: Douglas Chenoweth, Myron Dalton, Karen Dinnick, Karen Doeden, Brien Duncan, Donald Eberhardt, Cynthia Fletcher, Tony Flynn. ROW 3 Sharen Gall, Ricky Hahn, Truda Hislope, Michael Hurst, Barbara Jungel, Lisa Knight, Jeffrey Lane. 4 Richard Lata. ROW 4-t Kathryn Lynch, Melony McFall, Bobby I Pratt, Kelly Pratt, Tony Robertson, John Shoufler, Debra wP Sloan, Patricia Turner. 52 The fourth grade-—taking a photo break. ELEMENTARY Student Council members found It difficult to select a winnerI First graders—eager to pose for the camera. Grade Three finds school lots of work— lots of fun. This is how we looked at the Halloween Party. ACTIVITIES Mrs. Ladson and her second grade are proud of their new furniture. 53 SCHOOL REVOLVES AROUND: CUSTODIANS Jia Reynolds and Gene Dowling the two cus- todians who work to keep our school clean •vr-l BUS DRIVERS Boswell Bus Drivers—left to right� Ji Hall, Odie Flynn, Roland Dimaick and Edward Larch. RATION a and CAFETERIA WORKERS Blanche Johnson and Myrtle Villiaas prepare lunohes for Boswell students. YU ILL FUNERAL HOME COMPLIMENTS OF MARY’S BEAUTY Vivian Buchanan, Linda Clifton, and Roaie Clement BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 65 Mrs. Mary Hislope and Jeff Mitchell Phone Ho. 869-5339 SALON PHONE 869-5202 BOSWELL, INDIANA FIX’S 66 RESTAURANT 24 HOUR SERVICE DINNERS SANDWICHES FOUNTAIN SERVICE 301 E. North Street Bosvoll, Indiana N „ H S O O J TEE VEE N HOMEMADE PIES PHONE 869-9565 BOSWELL INDIANA “ COMPLIMENTS OF FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK BOSWELL, INDIANA PHONE 869-5922 Connie Little and Chris Tarter Service Is Our Business’’ WILLIAMSPORT, 2ND. BOSWELL, 2ND, 764-4163 869-5012 56 PROPRIETORS Willard Garrlok Jo« McIntyre BOS SALES WELL AND T V SERVICE oQdmitaL Chris Little and Cindy Minnick Phone 869-5635 Boswell, Indiana TOLEN TRUCK LINES COMMON CARRIER I.C.C. and P.S.C.I. Permit PHONES Cheryl Clifton, Mary Johnson, and Darlene Newtson OFT ICE, 869-5853 RESIDENCE, 869-5061 WE LIKE TO SEE TOD AT DAILEY’S DRUG STORE Boswell, Indiana Phone 869-5183 25 Hour Eaergoney Serriee DONALD B. 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Goodrich Tires Leon Bane Oxford, Indiana_Business Phone 385-2A81 BOSWEL L HARDWARE Boswell, Indiana 869-54H BETTER HOMES SHOP 178 _________Fowler, Indiana ONE HUNDRED MILE HOUSE PHONE FOR RESERVATIONS PRIVATE PARTIES STEAKS CHICKKH SEA FOOD HERB PAULINE RINGLE, PROPRIETORS ON BUSINESS ROUTE 52 FOWIER, INDIANA PHONE 20 TAB GRAIN COMPANY Miller Special Fertiliser Fertiliser Spreader For Rent Phone 986-2351 Rural Route 1 Aabia, Indiana McCRAY S UPTOWN RESTAURANT Dinners Sandwiches Short orders Carry out service Boswell, Indiana Phone 869-9562 FROM THE ECHOES STAFF 59 STATE BANK OF OXFORD GROVE STANDARD STATION OXFORD INDIANA OTTERHEIN 385-2524 SIXTY-TWO 1902 KARS OR 1964 SERVICE JIUtLecUfjjj fyaAsn Rcufttvo+ull GUfta t SaleA fanmaao UU atuL Jb up SufifMai Plume: 869-5391 74a.- p. O. 7.4 869-9584 rgmr a t{t m PAGE SPONSORS Hainan Raxall Drugs Butlsr lap. Co., Ido, Staa's Yaristy Storu Diaaloh Aganey Caapball Cbarrolat Salas Boswell Lsaber Co. Failure’s IQA Corn Balt Feed Co. Inc. Buy Low Market Bosvall Cltlas Sarvioe Chris's Hub Rasta urant Dallas Shall Servlee Station Ittar lira Serrioe Marathon Cafa Dalton's Mobil Sarvioe Boswell Motel Griffin's IGA 60 RELIEVED ANNUAL ECHOES TO STAFF MAILS PRINTER Rosie Clement, Linda Clifton, Mrs. Bailojr More than 20,000 schools published a 1965 yearbook in the United States. Echoes is included in this number. Work on the Echoes was begun during the spring semester of 1964) the cover was selected, the theme was chosen by the existing staff, and materials needed in the production of the book were ordered. Photographs were taken by Baumer1s Studios early in November) many polaroid pictures were taken by staff members and Galen Krill kept us well supplied with activity pictures of ballgames, queen crownings, school dances, and the dedication picture. The staff is proud of this year's book. It represents many hours of hard work but the educational value of this type of work oannot be ignored. The Editor and those who worked with her endeavored to produce a book that would be prised by students and their parents by making the 1965 annual a real memory book that includes pictures of all students and teachers and by recording a complete history of the school year 1964-65 in pictures and print. ROW It Max Gretenoord, Vida Robertson, Rita Robertson, Rickie Davison, Sandy Dalton, Kay Finley, Jeff Mitchell. ROW 2t Chrystie Little, Vivian Buchanan, Cheryl Clifton, Connie Little, Darlene Newtson, Cindy Minnick, Chris Tarter, Mary Johnson. 61 STUDENT INDEX Albertson, Fred 50 Albertson, James 48 Albertson, Marjorie 51 Albertson, Stanley 51 Allen, Randy G. 48 Allen, Steven R. 44 Anderson, Carol I. 52 Anderson, M. Diane 51 Anderson, John W. 21, 27, 29, 46 Anderson, Michael 13, 18, 27, 31, 42 Anderson, Ruthann 29, 49 Anstett, Linda Kay 18, 39 Anstett, Richard 49 Asay, Carlos 23, 27, 33, 46 Asay, Ronald 27, 33, 44 Asay, Shirley B Barnett, Jerrold E, 7, 18, 22, 29, 42 51 Barnett, Roger A. 18, 50 Barnett, Teresa J. 52 Barrett, Cathy M. 50 Barrett, Michael 52 Barrett, Tammy E. 52 Beckett, Jeanette 29, 49 Beckett, Judy Kaye 50 Biddle, Glenn Jay 51 Biddle, Theodore W. 52 Boardman, Robert A. 7, 34, 49 Brost, Barbara B, 16, 18, 23, 46 Brost, David H. 5, 6, H, 20, 27, : 30, 39, 40 Brost, Mary E. 16, 18, 20, 24, 44 Brost, Richard N. 50 Brown, Alan E. 7, 46 Brown, Ernest W. 5j , 6, 17, 18, 20, 39 Bryant, Sandra £ %e ■ 44 Buchanan, Vivian 2, 14, 16, 20, 22, 29 42, 56, 58, 61 Burge, Stanley F. 7, 46 Burge, Tammy 50 Burge, Vicki L 48 Burton, Michael R. 52 Butler, Bruce 49 Butler, Gayla Rae 51 Butler, Rebecca 52 c Cadman, Lynn 51 Campbell, John V. 29, 34, 48 Carden John L. 7, 21, 42 Carden Steven P. 34, 49 Carlile, Janet Faye 51 Carlile, Larry J, 50 Carlile, Steven A. 51 Carlile, Timothy W, 52 Chenoweth, Cheryl 51 Chenoweth, David R, 51 Chenoweth, Douglas 52 Childress, Allan D. 52 Childress, David R, 51 Childress, Richard 48 Clark, Pamela 52 Clark, Robert L. 24, 26, 33, 44 Clark, Sheila L. 29, 49 Clark, Tony 19, 23, 26, 33, 46 Clifton, Cheryl 23, 16, •N to H 24, 29, 44 57, 61 Clifton, Brenda 16, 29, 48 Clifton, Linda N. 2, 13, 16, 18, 19, 38 56, 58, 61, 11, 28 Clement, Rosie 2, 11, 19, 22, 29, 42 56, 58, 60, 61 Cooper, Courtney 52 Cooper, Jeffery L. 50 Cooper, Jennifer 5, 6, 8, 13, CO r—i 29, 41 Cooper, C. Richard 27, 33, 44 Cox, Wiles C. 3, 18, 26, 27, 42 Cross, Carolyn A. 50 Cross, M. Diane 50 Cross, Paula R, T 51 U Dailey, Carter A. 18, 42 Dalton, Cynthia 51 Dalton, Edgar W. 21, 27, 31, 42, 11 Dalton, John Wayne 52 Dalton, Joetta 16, 17, 29, 48 Dalton, Myron D0 52 Dalton, Pamela 17, 29, 48 Dalton, Sandra Kay 2, 12, 13, 18, 29 39, 61 Dallas, James S. 52 Dallas, Robin 34, 49 Dallas, Tanya Lee 50 Davison, Cheryl L, 18, 50 Davison, Rickie 2, 5, 17, 18, 22, 27 42, 58, 61 Davison, Tony L, 51 Dimmich, Dale M. 51 Dimmich, David D. 5, 6 , 13 i, 14, 19, 20, 27, 30, 38 Dimmich, Jane Ann 29. 49 Dimmich, John Mark 16, 34, 48 Dlmmlck, Kathy E. 52 Dimmick, Karen J. 52 Dlmmlck, Roland C. 18, 50 Doeden, David R, 5, 6, 20, 26, 27, 39 Doeden, Delmer G. 50 Doeden, Dennis A. 16, 34, 49 Doeden, H, George 16, 34, 48 Doeden, Karen M. 52 Dowling, Gary E, 18, 24, 27, 31, 32, 42 Duncan, Brian N« 52 Dowling, Marilyn 3, 22, 42 Dysert, Mary Beth 18, 29, 46 X Eberhardt, Cheryl 29, 48 Eberhardt, David P. 51 Eberhardt, Donald 52 Enioks, Thelma 29, 48 F Felix, Melody Ann 52 Finley, Kay M. 2, 8, 14, 20, 21, 29, 39, 40, 58, 61 Fisher, Alan L. 17, 23, 26, 46 Fisher, Robert C. 19, 24, 27, 33 Fix, Genet 23, 29, 46 Fix, Joyce 7, 8, 23, 29, 42 62 Flynn, Billy L. Flynn, Christopher Flynn, Connie Flynn, J. Dawn Flynn, Doyle E. Flynn, Earrol W. Flynn, Michael Flynn, Paul H. Flynn, Thomas D. Flynn, Tony G. Ford, Janet E. Foster, Jim M. Foster, Stephen K. Foster, Vicki D. Fletcher, Cynthia Fletcher, F. Denver Fletcher Jill Gall, Dennis C. Gall, Glenn L. Gall, Sharon L. Garrison, Cindy M. Garrison, Russell Gastineau, Jimmy W. Gerrick, Janet Gerrick, Marie E. Gretencord, Max 2, 5 Goodwine James 0. Goodwine, Martin Goodwine, Patricia Goodwine, Philip D. Grove, Charles D. Gray, Bobby Hahn, Dorothea Hahn, Ricky Allen Hall, Jill Helmerick, Barbara Helmerick, Carol 11 Helmerick, David High, Jim Hislope, Betty Hislope, Esau Hislope, Joe Hislope, Sharon Hislope, Stephen Hislope, Trude Hoaks, Alice Hoaks, Janet Hogue, Dennis Hooker, Kathleen Hooker, Robin Howard, Alice Hudson, Bill Hurst, Mike Hurst, Rex Hite, Marilyn Hite, Melody Hite, Dsnnis Hite, Maureen Ishmiel, Gary P. 7, 34, 49 52 18, 29, 44 19, 48 51 51 5, O 24, 44 51 50 52 29, 44 29, 48 50 51 52 27, 33, 44 13, 14, 18, 42 49 21, 44 52 50 51 18, 21, 46, 11 16, 23, 28, 46 5, 13, 18, 38, 28 13, 17, 18, 26, 27 38, 61 7, 21, 27, 30, 42 20, 24, 27, 30, 42 18, 50 7, 16, 29, 34, 48 50 34, 48 H 51 51 51 29, 49 18, 19, 23, 29, 46 51 21, 44 22, 42 18, 50 29, 34, 48 50 7, 46 52 7, 22, 42 48 21, 33, 46 51 7, 34, 49 41 7, 29, 46 52 21, 23, 26, 33, 47 48 49 50 51 I 18, 27, 30, 32, 42 J Johnson, D. Kevin Johnson, Lana Kay Johnson, Mary E. 2, Johnson, Michael E. Jones, Alice Ann Jones, Debra G. Jones, H. Thomas Jones, Kent Lynn Jones, Kim Loring Jones, Larry D. Jungel, Barbara K. Jungel, Gary Jungel, Linda Jo K Kellerhals. Peg Kellerhals, William Kincade, Dennis L. Kincade, Pamela Kincade, Penny Sue Kirsch, Terry J. Knight, Carol A. Knight, Lisa Marie Knight, Sherry S, Kramer, Kristen M. Krill, James G. Krill, Terl 50 29, 38 18, 22, 42, 57, 61 51 50 50 50 52 52 17, 23, 27, 33, 47 52 50 51 22, 42 7, 27, 33, 44 34, 48 51 50 51 44 52 50 7, 16, 29, 48 26, A3 8, 11, 16, 17, 20 24, 30, 44 L LaBounty, Dennis LaBounty, G. Michael Lane, Cathy G. Lane, Jeffrey Dean Lata, Cheri L. Lata, Richard Wayne Lawson, Barbara Lawson, Diane Lawson, Douglas B. Lawson, J. Noel Lawson, Jeff D, Lawson, Kay Elaine Lawson, Linda L. Lawson, Michael S. Lawson, Pamela J. Lawson, Patricia Leak, Nancy J. Leak, Carla K. Leak, Thomas J. Leuck, Annette M. Leuek, David J. Leuck, Rebecca S, Little, Chrystle 2, 21, 23, 33, 47 50 51 52 51 52 23, 29, 47 16, 18, 20, 24, 44 52 51 50 52 49 50 19, 49 51 29, 48 29, 48 18, 21, 47 18, 50 52 51 17, 18, 24, 28, 44, 57, 58, 61 Little, Connie 2, 16, 23, 44, 56, 58, 61 Little, Stephanie 50 Lynch, Kathryn Mae 52 Lynch, Lois V. 18, 50 Lynch, Patricia J. 50 Lynch, Teresa A, 49 M Martin, Daniel A. 48 Martin, Edwin Lee 21, 38 63 Martin, Shirley 18, 45 Martin, Thomas 7, 21, 45 Mayfield, Charles 34, 49 Mayfield, L. Eugene 50 McCray, Marla 51 McCray, Mark P. 49 McDaniel, Joyce 22, 43 McFall, Melony Jo 52 McIntyre, Robert E. 51 McKinney Gary L. 3, 40 McKinney Phyllis 22, 43 Messman, Joseph L« 52 Messman, Ricky L. 51 Minniek, Cindy 2, 11, 16, 17, 18, 22 43, 57, 58, 61 Minier, Roger Dean 50 Miller, Dennis 24, 45 Mitchell, Jeff D. 2, 3; , 5, 11, 16 41, 56, 61 Mitchell, John W. 16, 23, 47 Mounce, Marla 51 Mounce, Timothy P. 52 Morgan, Christine 5 , 8, 16, 18, 23 29, 43 Murphy, John 11, 13, 18, 21, 26, 27, 31 32, 43 Murphy, Karen S, 51 Murphy, Marcia F. 50 Murphy, Richard A. 50 Murphy, Terrell L. 21, 23, 26, 33, 47 N Nevtson, Anita 23, 28, 47 Nevtson, Darlene 2, 22, 43, 57,.a Nern, David 49 Hern, Donna Kay 50 Nern, Jane E. 16, 49 Nern, John A. 3, 18, 21, 40 Nunnally, Dennis 5, 19, 26, 27, 33, 43 Nunnally, Michael 18, 50 0 Orr, James D. 21, 43 Orr, Timmie R, 21, 27, 45 P Parris, J. Gregory 51 Parris, Kristin 51 Peterson, Alan 50 Peterson, Alice M. 50 Pickett, Carla L, 51 Pickett, Larry L, 21, 43 Pickett, Ronnie 45 Pratt, Bobby Gene 52 Pratt, Kelly Lynn 52 Pratt, Gwendolyn A. 52 R Ramsey, William 50 Rhodes, Brenda 8, 13, 16, 17, 18, 24 29, 45 Rhodes, Dennis 52 Rhodes, Linda 18, 23, 45 Rhodes, Louise I, 48 Reynolds, Irene 49 Reynolds, Janet 18, 50 Reynolds, Mary Ann Reynolds, Kathleen Richardson, Cathy Richardson, David Robinson, Dorinda Robinson, Mary Alice Robertson, Rita Robertson, Tony Robertson, Vita Roe, Linda Roe, Marie Lorene Rolan, Richard L, Ross, James W. Ross, Steven Saylors, Lyndon Saylors, Paulette Saylors, Wetonna Schilling, Evelyn Scrimager, Cynthia Shackelford, Senora Sharp, Doyle W. Sharp, F. Dale Sharp, Lanona Shepperd, Allen E. Shepperd, Debra A. Short, Ronald W. Shoufler, John R, Sloan, Debra Kay Smith, Christine Smith, Diana M. Smith, Don R, Smith, Julia A. Smith, Linda Smith, Robert A. Smith, Stephen G. Sorenson, Michael Stetler, Michael Street, Danny L. Street, Kathy J� Stone, Garold (Gary) Stone, Gary G. Stone, Mary Jane Stone, Teresa Ann Stone, Vernon L. Stringfield. Bill Sturgeon, Mary H. Sturgeon, Myrtle Sturgeon, Paula 16, 24 48 51 16, 23, 11 17, 29, 48 50 1, 18, 20, 28 43, 61 52 2, 18, 19, 24, 29 45, 61 17, 49 51 50 27, 45 17, 19, 24, 34, 48 29, 48 18, 23, 45 18, 45 18, 29, 40 52 8, 22, 43 23, 47 23, 26, 27, 33, 45 7, 49 11, 21, 40 52 21, 29, 47 52 52 18, 23, 29, 45 50 26, 27, 30, 43 50 51 50 52 52 45 7, 49 7, 49 7, 16, 29, 48 23, 45 51 52 21, 47 29, 34 52 51 3, 22, 43 Tarter, Christine 2, 20, 22, 43, 56, 61 f Taylor, Joyce 9 9 9 - 9 47 Taylor, Londa C 48 Taylor, Robert R, 50 Taylor, Shirley 18, 22, 43 Trimble , Tony L. 17, 34, 48 Tucker, Deborah 3, n. 18, 43 Turner, Patricia 52 Turner, Terri L. 51 V Veenstra, Alberta 64 18, 50 Veenstra, Margaret 51 Veenstra, Fatal E. 50 Vice, Larry D« 19, 34, 49 V Wakeman, Judy 8, 18, 22, 43 Wallace, Ronald R, 50 Waling, Cheryl L. 49 Waling, Dianne 23 Waling, Lorraine A. 50 Waling, Melody Jean 52 Waahbtarn, David T. 52 Washburn, Kathryn 16, 49 Webster, Darrel L. 34, 49 Weltzin, Bonnie Ltae 52 Weltzin, Connie Sue 52 Weltzin, Nancy Ann 17, 47 Wealey, Welby T. 51 Williams, Eugene E. 18, 21, 47 Williams, Shirley 18, 20, 29, 43 Wilson, Brenda K. 50 Wilson, Charles V. 49 Wilson, Deborah F. 51 Wilson, Joyce E. 23, 29, 45 Wilson, Mike E. 17, 34, 49 Wilson, Rhonda Rae 51 Wilson, Robert H. 52 Wilson, Shelia L, 52 Witt, James H. 17, 49 Wolf, Daniel W. 51 Wolf, John H. 17, 34, 49 Wolf, Steven C, 21, 23 , 26, 33, 47 Lynch, Norma 4 Miller, Phil 37 Morgan, Kenneth 37 Morgan, Rutbven 37 Reynolds, Jim 54 Robertson, Dale 26, 27, 31, 37 Slater, Beulah 37 Tingley, Gladys E. 37 West, Crystal 37 Williams, Myrtle 54 Winkelpleok, Arley 31, 37 Wolf, Charles 36 Worthington, Jill 37 ADVERTISING INDEX FACULTY INDEX Bailey, Mary Lou 2, 22, 37, 61 Beok, Barbara 37 Buck, Robert Wayne 11, 21, 37 Calhoun, Fred 5, 34, 37 Cheaem, Myron 26, 27, 31, 33, 37 Dimmiok, Roland 54 Dowling, Gene 54 Edgerton, Florence 37 Flynn, Odie 54 Hall, Jim 54 Hambay, James 6, 37 Hartman, Gayle 23, 37 Hooker, Rosemary 37 Johnson, Blanche 54 Kopka, Olive 5, . 8, 19, 37 Kramer, June 24, 29, 32, 37 Krill, Lois 37 Ladson, Lillie 37 Larch, Edvard 54 Bailey, Donald B. 57 Boswell Grain 58 Boswell Hardware 59 Boswell TV Sales and Service 57 Better Homes Shop 59 Dailey's Drug Store 57 Farmer's and Merchants Bank 56 Fix's 66 Restaurant 56 41 Floral Shop 58 Grove Standard Station 60 Hickman's Tastee Freez 58 Johnson Tee Vee 56 Littleeliff Farm 60 Mary's Beauty Salon 56 McCray's Uptown Restaurant 59 Nesbitt Motor Sales 58 One Hundred Mile House 59 Oxford Tire Mart 59 State Bank of Oxford 60 Tab Grain Company 59 Tolen Truck Lines 57 Tuill Funeral Home 56 Page Sponsors 60 65 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers — Monufocturers Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements Factory — Home Office Kansas City — Winnipeg U.S.A. 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