Brook High School - Talisman Yearbook (Brook, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1957 volume:

TALISMAN On the pages of this book is written the story of one of the happiest yean of our lives... Administration... Faculty... Activities... Sports... Organizations... Yes, all that and much, much more. So let this book be like an old friend you can sit down with... and think of people you know and things you did way back in 57- Editor. Sports Editor....................................Merrill Lopp Asst. Sports Editor..............................Larry Lyons Activities Editor................................Jane Hiestand Asst. Activities Editors.........................Judy Connell, Judy Woods Class Editor.....................................Betty Jo Wallace Alumni Editor....................................Marilyn Fowler Asst. Alumni Editor..............................Allen Strole Art Editor.......................................Greta Whaley Art Editor.......................................Ruth Wright Senior Editor....................................George Curtis Senior Editor....................................Marcia Sell Snapshot Editor..................................Laura Hamacher Asst. Snapshot Editor............................Tom Brown Calendar Editor..................................Ruth Antcliff Asst. Calendar Editor............................Dottie Davis Business Managers................................Jon Lyons, Don Antcliff Asst. Business Managers..........................Larry Fowler, Tom Antcliff Advertising......................................Bernie Hiestand Sponsor..........................................Mr. James 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS ACTIVITIES..................Pages ATHLETICS Pages ADMINISTRATION...........Pages UNDERCLASSMEN...........Pages 2 7 tO 22 23 to 32 33 10 40 41 to 54 SENIORS Pages 55 to 66 DEDICATION We, the Seniors, dedicate this book with pride to Mr, Tanksley. Mr. Tanksley, since he has been a teacher at Brook High School, has proved himself worthy of such commendation in many ways. Not only is he sincere in his work as a teacher and a superintendent, but his friendliness and in- terest toward the student body and members of the faculty make him eligible for this dedication. Therefore, in recognition of his unceasing labors and dedicated devotions, we of the Senior Class respectfully dedicate this book. 3 Damon Hoover Judy Connell 4 Marilyn Fowler Janet Honn SENIOR BAND MEMBERS: G. Whaley, R. B, Hiestand, M. Beaty, L. Hamacher, S. Antcliff, M. Sell, G. Curtis, M. Fowler, Clark, J. Lyons, S. Adamson, S. Sainte. J. Woods, J. Connell, HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW: S. Adamson, J. Wallace, J. Kanne, C. Martin, J. Kindig, J. Connell. SECOND ROW: M. Beaty, R. Antcliff, J. Hiestnad, D. Putt, K. Nelson, S. Clark, S. Clark, B. Schutte, S. Saite, D. Davis. THIRD ROW: J. Thompson, T. Clark, M. James, C. Lawrence, S. Sainte, J. Lyons, L. Hammacher, T. Brown, J. Cooper, G. Burly, K. Fenwick, B. Jakal, M. Sell, E. Martin, G. Wha- ley. J. Woods, J. Woods. FOURTH ROW: C, Mar- tin, M. Fowler, C. Davis, A. Toben, J, Hiner, J. Hess, D. Schutte, L, Fowler, J. Conn, L. Adamson, D. Parish, T. Hammacher, J. Thompson, J. Con- nell. A Model Country Bank' 9 COMMUNITY STATE BANK Brook, Indiana ENSEMBLE - FIRST ROW: J. Hiestand, D. Davis, M. Fowler, J, Connell, D. Putt, S. Adamson, L. Hamacher, M. Beaty, C. Martin. SECOND ROW: T. Antcliff, W. Whaley, W. Whaley, J. Lyons, D. Parrish, L. Fowler. HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS - FIRST ROW: R. Antcliff, J. Woods, M. Beaty, L. Hamacher, J. Connell, S. Clark, D. Davis, D. Putt, J. Hiestand, C. Martin, J. Reiners, B. Schuette, J. Kanne, R. Smith. SECOND ROW: J. Woods, B. Jakel, J. Kindig, S. Clark, K. Fenwick, L. Adamson, K. Nelson, J. Cooper, C. Lawrence, J. Th- ompson, S. Sainte, J. Taylor, M. Whaley, E. Martin, M. Fowler, M. Sell, G. Whaley, S. Adamson. THIRD ROW: A. Toben, L. Fowler, T. Hamacher, J. Connell, M. James, T. Brown, W. Whaley, J. Lyons, D. Sch- uette, C. Davis, W. Whaley, T. Antcliff, D. Parrish, G. Burley. Compliments of LOEBS Lafayette, Indiana DECKERS Lafayette, Indiana 10 BOYS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS--FIRST ROW: J. Burley, C. Schuette, C. Dangerfield, M. Schmitz, L. Antcliff, D. Reiners, J. Hess, C. Martin, J. Gerbracht, B. Lane. SECOND ROW: D. Nelson, R Miller, J. Burton, L. Riegle, R. Stutesman, R. Honn, P. Robertson, J. Johnston, D. Patterson, C. Thompson, C. Ervin. THIRD ROW: S. Rathburn, T. Kindcll, B. Johnson, H. Dean. K. Bartlett, J Thompson, T. Clark, J. Hermansen, T. Pickett. GIRLS JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS--FIRST ROW: B. Honn, M. Brown, M. Ferguson, B. Miller, C. Decker, J. Antcliff, B. Putt. SECOND ROW: R. Snodgrass, D. Long, J. Schuster, S. Sainte, S. Akers, S. Whaley, J. Curtis. 1830 West 16th St. KIGER CO. HERSHMAN AND WESTON 11 Indianapolis, Indiana Brook, Indiana Illtl FIRST ROW: Don Antcliff, Laura Hamacher. Greta Whaley, Sue Adamson, Sandra Sainte, Jane Hiestand, Larry Lyons, Larry Fowler, Tom Brown. SECOND ROW: George Curtis, Judy Connell, Judy Woods, Jon Lyons, Marilyn Fowler, Mr. James, Merrill Lopp, Dottie Davis, Tom Antcliff, Jo Wallace, Allen Strole, Marcia Sell, Ruth Wright. Annual Sandra Sainte, Sue Adamson, Charles James, Advisor. DR. K. L. DEARDUFF Compliments of HANCOCK’S Morocco, Indiana Morocco, Indiana LEBEAU JEWELERS Kentland, Indiana 12 ACEONIAN STAFF J. Hiestand G. Whaley Mr. James, Sponsor SEATED: D. Antcliff, L. Hamacher, D. Putt, G. Whaley, J. Hiestand, S. Sainte, L. Lyons. STANDING: L. Fowler, J. Connell, J. Woods, G. Curtis, M. Fowler, D. Davis, Mr. James, Sponsor TOWERS McMULLAN, Kentland, Indiana Brook Reporter, Brook, Indiana 13 SUNSHINE - FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adamson, M. Fowler, J. Hiestand, R. Antcliff, J. Wallace, S. Adamson, J. Woods, E. Martin, J. Taylor, M. Whaley, R. Smith, P. Dean, L. Burton. SECOND ROW: J. Kindig, C. Martin, J. Connell, L. Adamson, J. Cooper, J. Thompson, S. Clark, S. Sainte, M. Beaty, J. Woods, B. Dangerfield, J. Hamman, B. Jakel, D. Davis, S. Clark. THIRD ROW: H. Strole, M. Gerbracht, J. Reiners, B. Schuette, J. Kanne, K. Nelson, C. Lawrence, J. Wilson, K. Fenwick, D. Putt, P. Dean, F. Ervin, L. Hamacher, M. Sell, G. Whaley. HAYWORTH TIRE CO. Morocco, Indiana GYP KINDAL INSURANCE Brook, Indiana NORMA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Brook, Indiana STUDENT COUNCIL: L. Lyons (Pres), Mr. James. Mr. Tanksley, J. Conn (V. Pres.), Miss Hale, J. Thompson, D. Reiners, J. Connell (Secy), G. Burley. 16 SENIOR BOY’S 4-H. FIRST ROW: Charles Lash, D. Hayworth, H. Strole, J. Kindig, J. Woods, J. Woods, R. Antcliff, D. Schuette, W. Whaley. SECOND ROW: J. Connell, T. Brown, L. Lyons, T. Antcliff, B. Balensifer, M. James, D. Miller, B. Freeland. THIRD ROW: C. Beasley, G. Antcliff, H. Beasley, T. Hamacher. L. Fowler, D. Elijah, B. Antcliff, A. Toben, D. Antcliff, T. Anderson. JUNIOR BOY’S 4-H, FIRST ROW: Charles Lash, B. Johnson, J. Hermanson, J. Hess, J. Thompson, R. Honn, K. Bartlett, C. Martin, T. Kindall. SECOND ROW: C. Schuette, D. Nelson, C. Thompson, D. Reiners, J. Johnston, D. Wilson, D. Elijah, S. Rathbun. THIRD ROW: R. Antcliff, C. Fowler, J, Brown, C. Ervin, L. Antcliff, S. Peters, J. Woods, A. Dean, B. Ames. HERSHMAN HARDWARE Brook, Indiana 17 SENIOR GIRL'S 4-H. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adamson, J. Connell M. Fowler, J. Hiestand, S. Adamson, Pres., D. Davis, Jo. Woods, E. Martin, J. Taylor, M. Whaley, R, Smith, M. Ferguson, B. Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Martin, J. Wallace, L. Adamson, J. Cooper, J. Thompson, S. Clark, S. Sainte, M. Beaty, J. Woods, B. Dangerfield, J. Hammond, J. Antcliff, B. Jakel. THIRD ROW: H. Strole, M. Gerbracht, J. Rieners, B. Schuette, S. Sainte, K. Nelson, S. Akers, S. Whaley, J. Wilson, P. Dean, F. Ervin, M. Sell, G. Whaley, R. Antcliff. JUNIOR GIRL'S 4-H. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Adamson, D. Ferguson, C. Freeland, J. Morton, K. Ervin, S. Jackson, J. Schuster, S. Montgomery, D. Long, L. Bitler, B. Whaley, W. Kindig, J. Schuette, S. Decker, J. Cunning- ham, P. Schuster, C. Long, M. Miller, L. Whaley, N. Clark. THIRD ROW: Junior Leaders: R. Antcliff, M. Fowler, S. Clark, S. Sainte, J. Woods, S. Adamson, J. Taylor, R. Smith. ADAMSON'S STORE, Brook, Indiana LA VERN WILSON INSURANCE BROOK THEATER, Brook, Indiana Brook, Indiana 18 LIBRA RIANS-SEATED: S. Clark, R. Wright, S. Adamson, J. Connell, J, Honn. STANDING: R. Antcliff, J. Hiestand, Miss Hale, FFA - FIRST ROW: Charles Lash, D. Miller, R. Herath, W. Whaley, W, Taylor, D. Hoover, B. Shepard, A. Strole, T. Nelson, J. Wilson, M. Lopp, B. Freeland, A. Tobin, SECOND ROW: G. Antcliff, B. Zickmund, W. Riegle, D. Hancock, W. Whaley, T. Antcliff, F, Allis, D, Schuette, C. Davis, H. Williams, S, Legan, H. Dodd, THIRD ROW: T. Anderson, J. Dan- ruther, D. Roush, B. Burton, L. Honn, B. Lyons, D. Elijah, H. Beasley, D. Young, J. Conn, L. Fowler, D. Antcliff, D. Antcliff. You save on our low prices every day. 19 Stonehills Brook, Indiana MULLER BOTTLING CO. Fowler, Indiana RAINER-BROWN FURNITURE Kentland, Indiana 21 SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Rensselaer, Indiana BASEBALL ROW: J. Lyons, W. Whaley, W. Whaley, D. Antcliff , D. Parrish , B. Antcliff, T. Anderson, T. Hamacher, D. Miller, C. Davis, D. Hancock, L. Lyons, Mr. Shondell. NAME AB R H AVG. Wendell Whaley 18 8 10 •555 Chuck Davis 32 10 '4 .438 Larry Lyons 40 II 17 .425 Warren Whaley 17 3 7 .411 Dick Hancock 43 12 17 .400 Jon Lyons 17 5 6 .352 Don Parrish 34 19 11 .323 Ted Hamacher 7 3 2 . 285 Dave Miller 33 10 9 .272 Dick Antcliff 40 6 8 .200 281 87 99 .352 8 Wins 4 Lost I Tie Chuck Davis Larry Lyons WRIGHTS INC. (Home Furnishings Since 184I) Rensselaer, Indiana Coach Miller, C. Davis, T. Nelson. J. Lyons, W. Whaley, M. Lopp, B. Freeland. SEATED: D. Parrish, D. Antcliff, T. Antcliff, D. Hancock, B. Lyons, L. Lyons, D. Antcliff. Jb H: k ‘S tfy ei eg Nelson 432 188 44% 340 Hancock 172 57 33% 175 L. Lyons 127 56 44 66 T. Antcliff 135 38 28% 65 D. Antcliff 96 28 29% 4i B. Lyons 94 22 23% 39 R. Antcliff 73 25 34 36 Whaley 59 20 34 65 J. Lyons 57 12 21% 38 Davis •4 3 2 % 22 Won IO Lost 10 Brook 77 34 Freeland Park 3« 47 Brookston 56 60 Camden 47 35 Wolcott 54 24 Morocco 58 r 00 Monon 40 52 Rensselaer 45 54 Goodland 85 63 Waynetown 72 61 Monon SPORTSMAN HEALTH CENTER Lafayette, Indiana Brook, Indiana 25 K U; K u; i i| 34 9 65% 463 24.4 9 77 33 43 47 7-7 9 49 23 47 33 7-4 18 37 24 65% 03 5-4 9 37 20 54 76 4.8 16 4 22 54 66 3-9 18 26 5 58% 65 3-4 9 33 9 27% 49 2.6 9 5 2 40% 26 •9 '4 '3 4 31% 10 1.0 10 Brook 5 58 Wheatfield - 66 68 Remington •• 55 48 Kentland 79 56 Fowler 79 44 Fair Oaks •• 63 61 Remington 7i 69 Williamsport 60 64 Francesville 54 59 Griffith •• 57 59 Royal Center B B STORE Kentland, Indiana 27 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS JOSTEN’S CLASS RINGS Owatonna, Minnesota PRAIRIE NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSOCIATION • Brook, Indiana B TEAM--FIRST ROW; C. Beasley, L. Fowler, D. Parrish, W. Whaley, W. Riegle, D. Miller, G. Antcliff, B. Antcliff, L. Honn. SECOND ROW: B. Freeland, T. Hamacher. J. Connell, B. Zick- mund, P. Burton. J. Danruther, Mr. Shondell. C TEAM AND CHEERLEADERS--FIRST ROW: S. Clark. M. Gerbracht, K. Fenwick, K. Nel- son. SECOND ROW: H. Beasley, D. Rausch, B. Burton, B Antcliff G. Burley. L. Honn. C. Beasley, T. Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Miller, D. Elijah. H. Willems. J. Hiner, M. James. G. Ervin, B. Freeland, manager. CASTONGIA TRACTOR EQUIPMENT MOROCCO LUMBER CO. GILBERT’S HARDWARE Morocco, Indiana Morocco, Indiana Morocco, Indiana 30 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE AND CHEERLEADERS: FIRST ROW: J. Cunningham, B. Miller, J. Antcliff, M. Ferguson. SECOND ROW; R. Nelson, C. Schuette, J. Hess, T. Kindell, L. Antcliff, C. Thompson, B. Johnson, J. Burley, B. Lane THIRD ROW: M. Graveson, J. Johns- ton, D. Patterson, J. Thompson, R. Stutesman, Mr. Shondell, R. Honn, C. Martin, J. Herman sen, T. Clark. SIXTH GRADE BASKETBALL TEAM—FIRST ROW: L. Riegle, R. Antcliff, L. Wright, J. Woods, C. Fowler, SECOND ROW: P. Connell, J. Brown, B. Legan, D. Elijah, S. Peters. LUMBER YARD Brook, Indiana PEERLESS CLEANERS SNO BALL Rensselaer, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana 31 TRACK TEAM--FIRST ROW: C. Davis, W Whaley, T. Nelson, T. Hamacher. D. Miller, W. Riegle. SECOND ROW: Mr. Miller, D. Hancock, P. Riegle, D. Antcliff. Mr. Shondell. TRACK The team placed second at Francisville and sixth in the Midwest Conference. Dick Hancock won a sweater for winning one second place and three third places at a County and a Conference meet. Even though they didn't win the Conference, they proved that they were top ath- eletes by their show of Sportsmanship. We are very proud of our Track Team and we wish them much luck in the future. CARROLL'S STANDARD SERVICE Brook, Indiana EUNICE BURTON Brook, Indiana GEISLER’S Lafayette, Indiana 32 A D M I N I S T R A T I O N BROOK-IROQUOIS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL ESTABLISHED 1804 BROOK, INDIANA To the Students: Congratulations to those nearing completion of a successfu school year and especially to the Talisman Staff for a job well done. To the graduating class, I extend congratulations for having advanced thus far in formal education. It is hoped your education will continue regardless of whether you attend college. Solomon of old pointed out that wisdom and under- standing were the principal things to seek in life. Your attainments are varied. What you have learned has depended upon you as an individual. Your success in life depends largely on how you use that which you have attained for the service of mankind. It is a blessing to have been born in this country. Your rich American heritage carries an obligation of perpetuation and a challenge for improvement. May you meet these obli- gations well and with credit to yourself and country. It is hoped that all of you have gleaned something that will lead you to a richer, fuller life. To those continuing your school career, may it continue to be a happy and profit- able one. To those graduating my best wishes for a future for you that will make this school and community proud that you passed this way. Sincerely, Norman Tanksley Supt. of School BOARD OF EDUCATION SEATED: L. Akers, R. Sell, H. Clark. STANDING: W. Toben, C. Brown BOB SCHANLAUB BUICK, Kentland, Indiana 35 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY From that fateful day in September, the students at Brook-Iroquois Consolidated High School have been under the guidance an in- fluence of these teachers. Under the guidance of Mr. Tanksley, the superintendent, the teachers carry out many duties other than their regular class- room chores. They spend time sponsoring classes and school activities; they coach athletic teams; they direct class plays; and they assist in many other ways around school. The students at Brook are proud of the capable and reliable faculty and tip their hats to the wonderful job being done by them. Editor ad?ueson RALPH BOWER MEYERS SWARTZELL INSURANCE KENNY'S PHARMACY Kentland, Indiana Rensselaer, Indiana Kentland, Indiana 36 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY CHARLES LASH Agriculture i hv a'9 WEST SIDE GARAGE -oe RAYMOND BOWER BROOK REFRIGERATION rUth wa°ner Art. usiC Brook, Indiana Real Estate - Loans Brook, Indiana Kentland, Indiana 37 HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY SANDERS TRUCK SERVICE Brook, Indiana JACKSON FORD GARAGE Brook, Indiana SENESAC CAFE Brook, Indiana pHlLlp Filler CHORES !f.W 5 HUtt TY GRADE FACULTY AMY COOPER Grade 3 NELLIE CARTE Grade 5 SNYDER CONSTRUCTION Brook, Indiana ORV. HAMACHER Brook, Indiana BEN SLENKER Grade 6 STANDARD ELEVATOR CO. Brook, Indiana 39 CUSTODIANS W. P. Bowman Bob Carroll Clyde Martin BUS DRIVERS Bill Pollock, Harvey Thompson, Chet Sunderland, William Sunderland, Estil Davis. COOKS Virginia Curtis Ellen Davis Thelma Ashbaugh JOHN M. CONNELL Brook, Indiana RUSSELL JEWELERS Rensselaer, Indiana SCHUSTER CABINET SHOP Brook, Indiana 40 Z rn 5 c co — D rnQZC JUNIORS tii a 1 d2 r n o } v) ' 7  tJ r « in n V ' % I? r% • - F, A i;® - - y N j 'T' i - 1 - w % A - 1 A A nil «1 id 1 A A n Ck J | id' M P Dick Antcliff Tom Antcliff Harold Beasley Tom Brown Linda Burton Philip Burton Joe Conn Betty Dangerfield Dottie Davis Doyle Elijah Larry Fowler Joyce Hamman Don Hayworth Janie Hiestand Ruth Ann Jackson Beatrice Jakel Judy Johnston Bob Lyons Betty Jo Wallace Warren Whaley Wendell Whaley Carol Wright Dayne Young Bob Zickmund Connie Martin Tom Nelson Don Parrish Donna Putt David Schuette Allan Strole The President of the Junior Class this year is Wendell Whaley, while Warren Whaley serves as Vice-President, and Janie Hiestand as Secretary-Treasurer. A play called REST ASSURED, which was directed by Miss Hudson, started the year successfully. Spring-time activities centered about the Prom and banquet for the Seniors. 42 SOPHOMORES Lois Allis Tom Anderson George Antcliff Bill Balensiefer John Connell Jackie Curtis Jack Danruther Chuck Davis Priscilla Dean Harvey Dodd Gerald Ervin Bernard Freeland Ted Hamacher Everett Honn Judy Kanne Scott Legan Ellen Martin David Miller Judy Reiners Walter Riegle Beverly Schuette Ruth Ann Smith Janet Taylor Allen Toben Marilyn Whaley Jo Ellen Woods Not pictured: Gerry Hiner We Sophomores this year, are very proud of our class sweaters. When they came, the color wasn't exactly like we ordered, but we grew to like them. Our Christmas Dance was a great success. We all had fun decorating the gym and see ing our dance a success. We have had some enjoyable class parties, which we will remember for many years. 43 FRESHMEN Louise Adamson Bill Antcliff Marilyn Ashbrook Carroll Beasley Gary Burley Bill Burton Sharon Clark Joyce Cooper Priscilla Dean Frances Ervin Kay Fenwick Myrna Gerbracht Candace Honn Leonard Honn Mike James Janet Kindig Carol Lawrence Kay Nelson Dick Rausch Helen Strole Janet Thompson Harold Willems Judy Wilson FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class has achieved many things this year. They have also had a lot of fun in their first year of High School. They were introduced to many new subjects. Two parties were enjoyed very much. One of which was at Sharon Clark's home. The other at Louise Adamson's. 44 EIGHTH GRADE Sandra Akers Donna Albright Charles Antcliff Joyce Antcliff Kirby Bartlett Martha Brown James Burley Tom Clark Judy Curtis Hulet Dean Bill Denton Marcia Ferguson Beuena Ford Mike Gravensen James Hermanson John Hess Bob Johnson Jim Johnston Tom Kindell Larry Laffoon Bill Lane Chuck Martin Barbara Miller Dennis Nelson David Patterson Tharon Pickett Betty Jo Putt Sharon Sainte Ruth Snodgrass Charles Thompson James Thompson Sandra Whaley Not Pictured: Philip Robinson The eighth grade has been very busy this year. They have done several different things. They had two stands in the Halloween Carnival. They received third prize in the window decorating contest. They had two parties. The first was a hayride and the other a Christmas party. Two pupils have withdrawn from the eighth grade. They are: Buena Ford and Doug Hampton. Bill Denton is living in Florida for the Winter. 45 SEVENTH GRADE 5 .1 7 2 ft n jdti ft V ' i ft i n IN ft Jm- John Burton Jane Cunningham Charles Dangerfield Cheryl Decker Charles Ervin n, v ► a John Gerbracht Betty Honn Ronald Honn Diane Long Ronald Miller ft ■ Judity Morton Steve Rathbun Richard Reiners Larry Riegle le -tl - Charles Schuette Judy Schuster Roger Stutesman Buddy Shepard At the beginning of the year the seventh grade had twenty-one pupils. At our first class meeting we elected officers, they are as follows: President; Ronnie Miller, Vice President; Cherie Decker, Secretary and Treasurer; Judy Schuster, Student Council: Dick Reiners. At our class party we had a hayride and dance, everyone thought this was quite a successful party. In October we won second prize in the window painting contest. Our class lost three members during the year, Mike Schmitz, David Baker and Barbara Ford. 46 SIXTH GRADE P {% ft ihki4 rf' to •r 1 ft a n - v. + 9 i 1 IO . ,► t m Ol • n ( ) - Ronald Antcliff Boneta Boelke James Brown Peggy Brown Philip Connell Gary Curtis Jack Dean Dean Elijah Karen Ervin Donna Ferguson Charles Fowler Charlene Freeland Phylles Gravesen Warren Hampton David Hermanson Sharon Jackson Robert Legan Mary Miller Sandra Montgomery Steve Peters Lawrence Riegle Marvin Snodgrass Sharon Whaley Roger Willems David Wilson James Woods Larry Wright Not Pictured are: Alice Dalton, Wilma Hiner and Glenn Harvey. SIXTH GRADE The sixth grade started a new school year with twenty-seven students. Warren Hampton withdrew in the fall. Wilma Hiner from Gary and Alice Dalton from Goodland enrolled in our class during the winter. We have celebrated many birthdays throughout the year with parties. 47 FIFTH GRADE 0 n C rs ft ft} Donald Albright Lisa Ann Bitler Julie Brown Nancy Clark Carl Gravesen Terry Hiestand Danny Hollingsworth Wilma Kindig Carol Long Gerald Maxson Robert Penny Jackee Schmitz Janet Schuette Richard Schuette Patricia Schuster Mary Sinks Lana Whaley Louise Wright Not Pictured: Glenn Harvey This class entered the fifth grade well trained in subject matter, habits, attitudes and politeness. They tackled fifth grade work with a zest, despite many distractions (e. g. Elvis Presley). The maj- ority are good in all subjects, but have a penchant for United States history and library reading. Social life centered around the Our Gang Club which completed its sixteenth year. 48 FOURTH GRADE Edward Antcliff Larry Budde Nettie Champion Lyle Chapman Mitchell Corbett Darlene Danruther Andrew Dean, Jr. Daniel Dean Lou Ann Dean Kimberly Decker Sharon Devereaux Rosemary Gravesen Mary Hamman Julie Hermansen Scott Hershman Phillip Hlestand Robert Johnston Maribeth Kindell Bonita Long James Nugent Sue Putt David Sanders Sandra Schoonveld Dennis Sell Judy Stutesman Nancy Whaley Larry Zickmund Not Pictured are: Diana Boardman, Julie Ann Hiner, Robert Ames. Twenty-seven pupils enrolled in the fourth grade in September, 195 Three children joined us during the year, making a total of thirty. During the first few weeks it was necessary for children and teacher to learn from one another what was expected of each. In September, Our Birthday Club was formed. We decided to have one meeting during each month. Pupils who had birthdays during that month served on the refreshment committee. Children whose birth- days came during vacation months, helped some time during the school term. In this way, each child served just once. Besides having an enjoyable social time, an instruction to club procedure was exper- ienced. At all times the preparation of our lessons received our first attention. In order to prepare our les- sons well, we must understand the assignment, we had to listen closely as the teacher explained what was to be done. As Indiana History is a part of our Social Studies work, we prepared a little skit called, Living in Indiana for American Education Week. We enjoyed giving this for our parents and friends and felt as if we learned many more things about our own state. We hope that this has been a profitable year so that we will be promoted to Grade 5. 49 THIRD GRADE a n f n m - - f n ?■ 3 m f) •,  Vt A ft rs Carl Adams Carol Antcliff Marguerite Bitler Roger Brown Julie Burley Pamela Carroll Mary Beth Clark Marcia Curtis George Davis James Gerbracht John Gravesenm Carlin Kindig Lester Laffoon Steven Lane Irvin Latta John Lawrence David Legan Charles Leitzow Nancy Lyons Nancy McCoy Rosemary Miller Cheryl Morton Kristin Odle Larry Pickett Caren Rathbun Dianna Schuster Inga Spangler Steven Waling Mari Ann We The third grade, taught by Miss Amy H, Cooper, Brook, Indiana, is a group of lively, alert young- sters with thirty-three enrolled. It is one of the largest classes in the school and represents a wide range of interests and abilities. The chief difficulty is the variation in maturity which impairs speed and pro- gress. The younger group are prone to be discouraged by the ease and excellence of the older pupils' achievement and the older ones are sometimes over confident and inclined to become inattentive and careless. They are striving to overcome this difficulty and to learn independent study habits, tolerance, helpfulness and dependability. They have learned to live together harmoniously and all enjoy their school-work. They have a lovely big room with ample space for their activities. Best of all they have enjoyed their room library with a wide variety of interesting books to fit their reading abilities and needs. They like to do tests in all subjects, especially sixty-word tests. They like to play baseball and all out-door games. 50 SECOND GRADE Joyce Akers James Bower Ronald Budde Chucky Danruther Normagene Ervin Karen Gravesen Robert Hancock Bruce Harriman v Carol Hiestand O L 7 , J Dinah Hollingsworth Linda Kindig Karl Kleinkort Mike Maxson Ronnie Lyons Randy Schmitz James Miller J f (S. Ronald Pickett Gerald Sanders, Jr. Darlene Sell Bonnie Spangler David Thiele Jack Thompson Brenda Weishaar Highlights of the term 1956-1957 were: Moving into an attractive blue and rose room with new bookcases; learning cursive writing; enjoying and caring for the parakeet Tommy; listening for the cuckoo clock cuckoo and play Brahm's Lullaby; playing store in the Supermarket; making a trip to the Brook Fire Station during Fire Prevention Week; enjoying the trip to the Brook Library during Book Week; and celebrating all birthdays and holidays with room parties. Robert Adams Gary Barren Janet Berry James Brown Tony Carroll Linda Chapman Timothy Clark Deborah Corbett Walter Dean Martha DeLay Diane Devereaux Earl Dewey George Ervin Janet Hermanson Joel Hershman Allen Honn Jr. Thieda Honn Patricia Lane Robert Lane David Lawrence Linda Legg Edwin Miller Larry Miller Stephanie Montgomery Dottie Morton Raymond Portwood Jon Schuster Clifford Snodgrass Gale Spangler Gary Stath Ruth Thiele David Weishaar Deborah Whaley On the opening day of school thirty-seven children enrolled in grade one. Twenty-two were boys and fifteen were girls. Miss Nancy Hershman, a senior in Indiana University in Education, assisted in the orientation of these first graders in the first two weeks of school. Mrs. Charles Curts became an assistant for the remainder of the year. In November Deborah Harvey and Joseph came to our room from Wolcott, increasing the enrollment to thirty-nine. All the boys and girls performed in a little operetta called, Farmer John's for American Education Week. Some sang solo parts, some had talking parts, while others did the actions. All sang in the cho- ruses. During Thanksgiving vacation Phillip DePoy withdrew to move to Atlanta, Georgia, making the en- rollment thirty-eight. Just before Christmas vacation three new students enrolled. Roger Ames from Ade School, Eldon Dalton from Goodland and Mary Ellen Kitchens from Lincoln School in Lake County. Our enrollment reached forty-one. On January second Deborah and Joseph Harvey withdrew to return to their former home at Wolcott. The enrollment was back to thirty-nine. Learning to read is a major goal for all first graders. Besides reading the basic primers and first reader, many supplementary primers, readers and library books were read. Highlights of the school year included birthday parties, parties at Halloween, Christmas, Valentine, Easter, Beginners' party and class picnic at close of school. FIRST GRADE a ft n n •ft ft ft ft ft ft , ■ ' 4em ft ft A ft A ft A 52 KINDERGARTEN (:?e c fc A ' . . V ' r Patty Adams Cindy Amsler Richard Barten Mary Bower Gordon Burton Marc Buswell Cheryl DeLay Chuckie Deno Brenda Hiestand Linda Hollingsworth Karen Laffoon Pamela Laffoon Ronny Lane Chuckie McGee Eddie Morton a A ) 1 ' 1 k A Pi o • .'Hi a • tT ft ft ft S a 7 ' X •.'A • ■ aka m m-J ti ib a I V Gregory Odle Nancy Schuette Mark Spangler Donnie Strain Vana Thiele n £ a ; r Greg Weston Mike Whaley Craig Willems When these five year olds entered Kindergarten it was their first school experience. They came each an individual, yet, each with common characteristics of all five year olds for they were active, lively, noisy, with many varied interests. Work and play experience soon taught them to get along happily together, and gradually they learned to feel safe and secure in their new school world. With the help of Mickey Mouse, Roy Rogers, Lassie, Wyatt Earp and such vivid characters our schoolroom routine never was allowed to get dull. 53 JON MILTON LYONS Pres. SANDRA LEE SAINTE Secretary Band 6 yrs. Sec. Chorus 4 yrs. Talisman 1 yr. Asst. Editor Aceonion 4 yrs. Secretary Latin Club 1 yr. 4-H 8 yrs. Song Leader Recreation Leader Junior Leader 3 yrs. Sunshine 4 yrs. Library Staff 2 yrs. Class Sec. -Tres. 3 yrs. Attend ant to yearbook Queen 1 yr. SALLY ANN CLARK Band 6 yrs. Chorus 4 yr. Talis- man 2 yrs. Aceonion 3 yrs. 4-H 8 yrs. Junior Leader 2 yrs. Library Staff 1 yr. MARTHA LEE BEATY Band 6 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 3 yrs. Aceonion 4 yrs. 4-H 7 yrs. Jr. Ldr. 1 yr. Sunshine 4 yrs. Vocal Ensemble 2 yrs. Library Staff 1 yr. DONALD WAYNE ANTCLIFF Cho. 1 yr. Talisman 2 yrs. Bus- iness Manager Aceonion 2 yrs. Business Manager; 4-H 7 yrs. Pres. ; Jr. Play; Student Council 1 yr. F. F. A. 3 yrs. Golf Team 2 yrs. Basketball 4 yrs. Baseball 2 yrs. Student Legislature Pres. Jr. Class. RUTH ANN ANTCLIFF Band 5 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 3 yrs. Calendar Staff Aceonion 4 yrs. 4-H 8 yrs. Recreation Lead- er Jr. Leader 2 yrs. SSS 4 yrs. Sec Jr. Play. SUE ANN ADAMSON Band 9 yrs. Sec. Jr. Yr. Chorus 4 yrs. Talisman 4 yrs. Editor and Act. Editor Aceonion 4 yrs. Latin Club Pres. Soph. yr. 4-H 8 yrs. Sec. Pres. Junior Leader 3 yrs. Recreation Leader SSS 4 yrs. Sec. Junior Play Vocal Ensemble 3 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. Library Staff 4 yrs. Girl's State 1 yr. Student Legislature 1 yr. FRED DAVID ALLIS F.F. A. 1 57 I GEORGE ELLIOTT CURTIS Band 4 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 1 yr. Senior Ed. Aceonion Sp. Ed. Latin Club 2 yrs. Jr. Ldr. Jr. Play Vocal Ensemble 1 yr. French Club 1 yr. Student Legislature 1 yr. JANET SUZANNE HONN Cho. 2 yrs. Library Staff 2 yrs. MARILYN MAE FOWLER Band 5 yrs. V. Pres. Pres. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 3 yrs. Co-Ed. Alumni Ed. Aceonion 3 yrs. Feature Ed. News Ed. Latin Club 1 yr. 4-H 8 yrs. V. Pres. Jr. Ldr. 2 yrs. Sunshine 4 yrs. Pres. Jr. Play Vocal Ensemble 3 yrs. Yell Ldr. 3 yrs. Capt. 2 yrs. Sunshine Delegate. DAMON ELWOOD HOOVER Jr. Play JUDITH BELLE CONNELL Band 9 yrs. Treas. Band Senior Yr. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 4 yrs. Aceonion 4 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. 4-H 8 yrs. Jr. Ldr. 2 yrs. Sun- shine 4 yrs. Jr. Play Vocal Ensem- ble 3 yrs. Library Staff 3 yrs. JOYCE ANN DANGERFLELD Chorus 1 yr. 4-H 5 yrs. Baton Instructor 3 yrs. 58 BERNARD JOESPH HIESTAND Band 7 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talis- man 2 yrs. Aceonion 2 yrs. Sp. Ed. 4-H 3 yrs. Base B. 3 yrs. Library Staff 1 yr. Brass Sextet 4 yrs. Boy's Cho. 1 yr. MERRILL GLENN LOPP Talisman 1 yr. Sp. Ed. Jr. Play F. F. A. 4 yrs. Sentinel B. B. 3 yrs. Crop Judging 4 yrs. Livestock 2 yrs. V. Pres, of Jr. Class B. B. Mgr. 1 yr. ROY LEE HERATH 4-H 5 yrs. Jr. Ldr. 3 yrs. Jr. Play F. F. A. 3 yrs. MARCIA LOU SELL Band 4 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talis- man 4 yrs. Senior Ed. Aceonion 3 yrs. Sunshine 4 yrs. Jr. Play 4-H 8 yrs. Pres. 2 yrs. Softball 1 yr. LAURA LOU HAMMACHER Band 6 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 4 yrs. Snapshot Ed. Aceonion 4 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. 4-H 3 yrs. Sun- shine 4 yrs. Jr. Play Vocal Ensemble 4 yrs. Cheer Ldr. 3 yrs. Band Camp. RICHARD LEE HANCOCK 4-H Sec-Treas. Jr. Ldr. 2 yrs. Jr. Play F. F. A. 4 yrs. B. B. 4 yrs. Track 2 yrs. Base B. 4 yrs. £ JUDITH ANN WOODS Band 6 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 4 yrs. Ass't. Activities Ed. Ace- onion 3 yrs. Typist 2 yrs. 4-H 8 yrs. Jr. Ldr. 2 yrs. Sunshine 4 yrs. Student Council 1 yr. Secretary. WILBUR CALVIN TAYLOR Talisman 1 yr. F. F. A. 4 yrs. Pres. Crop Judging 2 yrs. Dairy Judging 2 yrs. WILLIAM CECIL SHEPARD Chorus 2 yrs. Jr. Play F. F. A. 4 yrs. GRETA CAROL WHALEY Band 4 yrs. Cho. 4 yrs. Talisman 4 yrs. Ass't. Art Ed. 2 yrs. Co-Art Ed. 1 yr. Aceonion 4 yrs. Co-Ed. 1 yr. Ed. 1 yr. 4-H 7 yrs. Latin Club 1 yr. V. Pres. 1 yr. Health Safety Ldr. 1 yr. Sunshine 4 yrs. Jr. Play Song Ldr. RUTH ELLEN WRIGHT Talisman 1 yr. Art Ed. Aceonion 2 yrs. 4-H 2 yrs. Jr. Play Girls Softball 4 yrs. Rural Youth 4 yrs. JERRY DEAN WILSON Cho. 1 yr. Talisman 3 yrs. Aceonion 3 yrs. 4-H 7 yrs. Jr. Ldr. 1 yr. Jr. Play F. F. A. 2 yrs. Track 1 yr. Crop Judg- ing 1 yr. Dairy Judging 1 yr. 60 SENIOR WILL We, the Seniors, being of sound mind hereby bequeath the foliowring: I, SUE ADAMSON, will to Betty Jo my giggle, with the hope that she can control it better than I, and my position as the only girl in 1st period study hall to Connie Martin. I, FRED ALLIS, will my side-bums to Mr. Tanksley and my ability to have two flat tires in one night to Don Hayworth. I, RUTH ANTCLIFF, will my ability to get home before 11:00 to Dotty Davis and my ability to not go steady and have fun to Joyce Hamman. I, DON ANTCLIFF, will Bob Lyons my ahility to get home from Kentland in less than fifteen minutes and my ability to keep training rules to Tom Antcliff. I, MARTHA BEATY, will my likes for Goodland to Candy Honn and Randy Marion to no one. I, SALLY CLARK, will my 1st chair in band to Donna Putt, my height to Jane Histand, and Kenny to no one. I, JUDY CONNELL, will my pug nose to Donna Putt and my middle name Belle, to anyone who'll take the darn thing. I, GEORGE CURTIS, will my seat in band next to Beverly Schuette to Judy Kanne and my liking for fun to anybody who wants it. I, JOYCE DANGERFIELD, will my twirling ability to Candy Honn. I, MARILYN FOWLER, will my ability to say the wrong things at the right time to Judy Johnston, my yell leading position to Tom Brown and Rex Whaley to no one. I, LAURA LOU HAMACHER, will my cheerleading ability and position on the squad to Kay Fenwick and my natural blonde hair to Judy Johnston. I also will Bill absolutely to no one. I, DICK HANCOCK, will my ability to get along with Ry Rybarskie to Judy Johnston and my rock like position as catcher on the baseball team to Tom Anderson. I, ROY HERATH, will my 1929 OLDS to Don Hayworth and my girl if he can get her. I, BERNIE HIESTAND, will my ability to go out with twenty-eight girls in seven months to George Antcliff and my ability to keep a job at Stonehills to Steve Rathbun. I, JANET HONN, will my ability to be engaged to a Morocco boy to Donna Putt, but Ronnie Derflinger to no one. I, DAMON HOOVER, will my ability to roller skate to anybody who wants it and my ability to stay out late at night and still keep going to Jack Hinner. I. JON LYONS, will my to Tom Nelson and my height and my love for B. H. S. to A anility to Dick Antcliff John Connell. 62 I, LARRY LYONS, will Tom Antcliff all my hats and Chuck Davis my amazing speed on the basketball floor. I, MERRILL LOPP, will my ability to get home from Morocco by 12:00 to Don Parrish. I, PAUL RIEGLE, will my job at the Brook Reporter to my brother and my ability to run a four minute mile to Kirby Bartlett. I, SANDRA SAINTE, will my 1st chair in the cornet section to anybody who is good enough to keep it, my height to Linda Burton, my quiet ways to Marcia Ferguson, and Bill to absolutely no one. I, MARCIA SELL, will my shortness to Ruth Ann Jackson. I, BILL SHEPARD, will my ability to get up in the morning to Phil Burton and my ability to get into trouble to Harold Beasley. I, WILBUR TAYLOR, will my ability to go to the office and get 3 lashes to Allen Strole. I, GRETA WHALEY, will my height to Tom Nelson and my place in art class to Jo Woods. I, JERRY WILSON, will my ability to work on Chevies to Tommy Brown, in case he might need it in the future, and Janet to absolutely no one. I, JUDY WOODS, will my short hair to Ruth Ann Jackson and my 1st chair in band to Jo Woods. I, RUTH WRIGHT, will my slim figure to Janet Taylor and my natural curly hair to Dottie Davis and my size 4 I 2 shoes to Janet Thompson. We, the Senior Girls, will our slumber parties to anyone who thinks they can have the fun we did. We, the Senior Boys, will our fancy driving to the Junior boys. They need it. We, the Senior Boys, will our Health and Safety Class to anyone who likes to ski. We, the Senior Boys, will our hot rods to anyone who can afford to keep them running. We, the Senior Boys, will to the Junior Class, the custom of borrowing candy bars from the next Junior Class. We, the Seniors, will our trip to no one. We, the Seniors will our Senior Cords to the Juniors, and hope they keep them cleaner than we did. diplomas to anyone who thinks they can take them away from us. 63 SENIOR PROPHECY SUE ANN ADAMSON is now teaching school in New York City and during the summer is giving concerts in Carnegie Hall. FRED ALUS is now owner of a 1, 000 acre Mink Farm on the north side of town, and gets a new Cadillac every year. DON ANTCLIFF now owns his own line of Super-Sonic Jets . In his spare time he takes his former classmates on short jaunts around the world. RUTH ANN ANTCUFF is now a successful beauty operator, and is in Hollywood doing the hair of the stars. MARTHA BEATY now owns the restaurant which was formally Miller's Cafe. She is also busy taking care of the 3 boys which all look like Randy. SALLY CLARK is a very successful business woman in Chicago, and in her spare time she goes on picnics with Kenny and her 4 little Clarks. JUDY CONNELL is now a secretary in the Brown Rubber Co., she also is keeping one of her bosses on the string. GEORGE CURTIS has finished his fourteenth year in the school of Psychology, and is busy analyzing Elvis Presley’s mother. JOYCE DANGERFIELD is a successful recording star. Between recording sessions and her public appear- ances in twirling, she is very busy. MARILYN FOWLER is a successful elementary teacher. She is also very busy helping Rex on their 600 acre farm. LAURA LOU HAMACHER is teaching Physical Education in Brook. She is busy in her spare time cooking for Bill and all her little Westons. DICK HANCOCK is very successful in a big dairy farm; but Judy sees to the milking, while Dick is busy coaching his 5 sons in basketball. ROY HERATH spends most of his spare time feeding his herd of 5, 000 angus cattle and tinkering with his Olds (1929). BERNIE HIESTAND nows owns a chain of grocery stores which are all named The Stonehill Grocery Store . He has a new car in which he takes all the beautiful girls a ride in. JANET HONN is a typist in the Smith Publishing Co. She is also very busy taking care of 2 little Der- flingers. ( DAMON HOOVER (and Sandy) are living in Wyoming. They have their own line of Sinclair stations carrying Damon’s newest automobile inventions. MERRILL LOPP is now owner of a 500 acre farm. He is President of the Flying Farmers, and Kay is his personal secretary. JON LYONS is now a famous pilot and has his own airlines. He still flirts with all the stewardess'. LARRY LYONS has now replaced Mr. Miller as coach of Brook High School. His team has just won the State Finals. PAUL RIEGLE is now an Admiral in the Navy and is the President’s right-hand man on Navy affairs. SANDRA SAINTE has just resigned from her position as Secretary to the President, and is settling down on the Bower Ranch to raise all the little Bowers. MARCIA SELL is now a successful Bookkeeper for J. J. Johnson Son. She is rather interested in the son. BILL SHEPARD and his crew are now busily constructing the new Newton Co. Hospital. WILBUR TAYLOR now happily married to Greta is busy farming his 1, 000 acre farm. GRETA WHALEY now doing commercial art work spends her spare time taking care of the little Taylors. JERRY WILSON has now taken over his retired father's trucking line and is hauling cattle all over the United States. JUDY WOODS has now taken over the Community State Bank and has become quite the Play Girl . RUTH WRIGHT now married to Russell spends her spare time being Secretary to the Governor. 64 SENIOR HISTORY Of course, as you look back upon this budding class of 1957, you wonder how it ever got to where it is, I2th grade! Here is the history of that long road which lies behind us. FIRST GRADE--! 945-1946 We had as class members - Sue Adamson, Fred Allis, Judy Connell, George Curtis, Joyce Danger- field, Laura Hamacher, Bemie Hiestand, Damon Hoover, Jon Lyons, Larry Lyons, Sandra Sainte, Bill Shepard, Judy Woods, David Powell, Chuck Pippenger, Carol Stafford, Linda Burton, Beverly Courtney, Jay Garmonn, Rosella Honn, Delmar Curtis, Joyce Denton, and Joyce Nickols the second semester. Mrs. Tanksley was our teacher. SECOND GRADE--1946-1947 Those who withdrew were: Linda Burton, David Powell, and Jay Garmong. Those who entered were: Martha Beaty, David Wilson, and Herman Allis. Mrs. Sainte was our teacher. THIRD GRADE--1947-1948 Carol Stafford withdrew, and Karen Seibold and Ellen Watts entered. Mrs. LeGrand was our teacher. FOURTH GRADE--1948-1949 Bill Clifton and Ronnie Clark entered, and no one withdrew. Mrs. Sainte was our teacher. FIFTH GRADE —1949-1950 Ronnie Clark and Herman Allis withdrew, and Phyllis Strain, Larry Harper, Vera Dowty, and Ruth Ann Antcliff entered. Mrs. Iliff was our teacher. SIXTH GRADE—1950-1951 Ronald Rounds entered, and no one withdrew. Mrs. Carter was our teacher. SEVENTH GRADE--1951-1952 We thought we were quite grown up when we got upstairs. We were also ornery I Entering were: Roy Herath, Pat Withim, Sally Clark, Paul Riegle, and Calvin Heaster. Karen Seibold and Delmar Curtis withdrew. Mr. Tanksley was our sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE —1952-1953 Withdrawing were: Phyllis Strain, Pat Withim, Ronald Rounds, and Calvin Heaster. Entering were: Marilyn Fowler, Don Antcliff, and Ronnie Strain. Mr. Tanksley was our sponsor. FRESHMEN—1953 -1954 We started our Freshmen year with 37 members. Those entering from Ade were: Marcia Sell, Greta Whaley, Merrill Lopp, and Wilbur Taylor. Those entering from Foresman were: Ruth Wright, Sue Bufkin, Erlene Cole, Donna Downs, and Jerry Wilson. Those entering from Jordan were: Janet Honn, and Dick Hancock. Henrietta Reed entered the second semester. No one withdrew. Mr. Lowry was our sponsor. SOPHOMORES—1954-1955 John Honn entered and withdrew. Rosella Honn, Sue Bufkin, and Erlene Cole also withdrew. Mr. Lowry was our sponsor. JUNIORS - -1955 -1956 Henrietta Reed, Larry Harper, and Donna Downs withdrew the second semester. Miss Morey and Mr. Shondell were our sponsors. SENIORS - -1956-1957 We finally made it! Joyce Denton withdrew in November. Here are the original first graders: Sue Adamson, Fred Allis, Judy Connell, George Curtis, Joyce Dangerfield, Laura Hamacher, Bernie Hiestand, Damon Hoover, Jon Lyons, Larry Lyons, Sandra Sainte, Bill Shepard, and Judy Woods. The rest of the graduates are: Don Antcliff, Ruth Antcliff, Martha Beaty, Sally Clark, Marilyn Fowler, Dick Hancock, Roy Herath, Janet Honn, Merrill Lopp, Paul Riegle, Marcia Sell, Wilbur Taylor, Greta Whaley, Jerry Wilson, and Ruth Wright. Mrs. Adamson and Mr. James are our sponsors. 65 All of the rush and headaches to meet deadlines is over now. The annual is finished. We have enjoyed putting together the book that you lived in the years 1956-1957. We hope that this book meets with your satisfaction and that you get much enjoyment from it. not only now, but in the future. ♦ ♦ + 66