Burris High School - Oracle Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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Ufijwgwiy DEDICATION WM It ew W I - Um, e,t fI9 ,eelt g tp Igt N ,Q :ere dedicat o I I D P Mn M yf' Id Alth ghh M IJ been efsurfaebf h ff h h g d yf el th v . dent body. A t h h h h Ip d d d I th tt pt I el Ip d I gm tl d I ea I A f dh h I y b II g t d d d y y p bl 5, ,355 ,Iggy an OJ, - JL eenw W h ppyt h th ppt tyt g f I gnitionto p hI b yyptht d d t d gintheups dd f g g p je0y I9 K W .9 I QU X, . 'J I LAI' NIGIIJ Q9 IIi3wU'Ii GI' A fwiiff kb Mb' IX Q- ADMINISTRATION 5 X , x Nw' is xl, if-J X Dr. M. Curtis Howd Principal x, il mx ' 's l x X X Rx A, i. X . it PM 3 . ' 1 r i Rita Glendenning A X if ' Secretary vi t l l .lx A , u 'ix . rx A X Lynn Kirby Secretary 6 Dr. Herbert H. Hamilton Assistant Principal Sharlee Amick Secretary 'il- SOCIAL SCIENCE ai 1,15 iff. 's Dr. Hamilton Mrs. Kern Dr. Mayfield 33 if Ja, 4 3 X . E2 Q ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr. Keeley Miss Loxson Mr. Tovofi I ' X 1 Si,Qf'u.xQJvi13 iAA.Qfex,0wi ou LQvQ,QiJJUYU 1 I x. . s. ,. - A FoREicN LANGUAGE Miss Wood ' , v Mr. Mogoon V Miss Brounworth ' f 4 X . 1 ' . -, K .. N -1 V' I E X SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. McCreery Miss Dufro Mr. Watkins MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Mr. Smith Mr. McCreery Mr. Eicholz Mrs. Huckleberry MATHEMATICS Mr. Myers PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. Smoker Miss Payne Mr. Bonvechio Mr. Rudicel ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr. Kishel Miss Wefzel Mr. McGinnis BUSINESS EDUCATION Mr. Burkhclrf Mr. Rudicel NURSE LIBRARIAN Mrs. Primer Miss Johnson CUSTODIANS Mr. Meek, Mr. Whitacker, Mr. Grose, Mr. Moler Without the four men pictured above, Burris would not be able to function as efficiently as it has. Although they receive little formal recognition, we would like to take this opportunity to thank them for the many ways in which they have helped the students and the school. SOCIAL RECREATION COMMITTEE The Social Recreation Committee, with Mr. Robert Eicholz as chairman worked with the Student Council to schedule fun-nights. Representa- tives are from grades 7-I 2. CONVOCATION COMMITTEE The Convocation Committee with a member from grades 7-12 pre- sented very enioyable convocotions. Chairman of the committee is Mr. Robert Cooke. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative body making up grades 6-12. Their goal is to coordinate school activities. Several members attended the State Student Council Convention. They conducted the Fund Drive and paid for new outfits for the cheerleaders. ATHLETIC COUNCIL The Burris Athletic Council made up of the president of Student Coun- cil and a member of the senior class and six faculty, decides upon the questions of standards, honors,c1nd policies in the field of athletics. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bill Mclndoo ............................ President Bill Ehrhardt ...... .,..... V ice President Sue Nobes .,........ ........ S ecretary Michael Elliott ...... ..... T reasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Skipper Bracken ........................ President Alan Marsh .......... ..... V ice President Joann Keppler ..... ...... S ecretary Judy Hueman ,...... ...,., T reasurer FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Larry Schulhof ........................... President Bruce Cross ...... ...... V ice President Jackie Hay ....,. .....,... S ecretary Linda Roscoe .,..... ....... T reosurer ELEMENTARY TEACHERS ROW I-Miss Fcgerlie, Miss Smith, Miss Romsey, Miss Lamb, Miss Smith, Miss Ven- atto, Mrs. Toops ROW 2-Mr. Moscho, Mr. Shurtlefi, Miss Loxson, Miss Brcyton, Miss Schroeder, Mrs. Gadbury, Miss Moses, Mr. Whitehead ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Miss Law Miss Hinkle Mr. Cooke Mrs. Smith 1 ,-I 9141 Q5 Xe Mal'- F John C. Barcus Patricia Anne Bevens Michael A. Blanch David Lee Burgcuer Edward George Birf Becky Sue Carbaugh Thomos Robert Corolon Dennis Fred Choney Betty Anne Clark Katherine Keith Craig Emilie Ann Conner KC Q23 Dovid Thomas Dome Art Clinton Dirlam Bruce Monroe Dunham Kenneth Eugene Durbin David Brainerd Emens Dick A. Ellioff Michael W. Greene Ronnie Alan Hamilton Beth Ann Hauptman Allen Keith Hayes Martin Henderson Robert E. Hines Patricia Louise Kelsey Karen Kennedy Charlene Mlleffa Latsha John B. Leatherman Jr. Mary Louuse Marquell Anlfa Louise Lifell Susan Jane Mart Kaye Ellen McGinnis Kathryn McJillon Janet Elaine Miller Marie Louise Moore Ruth Ellen Neel Suzanne Kay Newton Wllllam Allen Nossett Carol Ann O'Harra Earl Kenneth Parson Lynnanne Perrin Robert Joe Pierpont James Robert Powell Charles Wllllom Powell Mlchoel Jerome Rench Jane Stewart Rhodes Sue Ann Rowls Gretchen Sue Shatter Lando Kay Schultz Glen William Shaner Glennis Rose Shaner Thomas Wayne Shimer Sally Simpson Gary Wayne Sims Phyllis Jane Smith Anne Stocking Ronald Paul Sfolz John Edward Tuhey Bernodine VanSkyke Geraldine VanSkyke Joene Eleanor Wagner Judith Ann Wheeler Sally Ann White Sheila Ann Yarman Elizabeth Jeanne Young Not Pictured Elizabeth Louise Lukens, Michael Selby Martin All the seniors agree that their years at Burris have been wonderful and memorable years. Activities which stand out most in their mind are the Senior Trip, the Senior Play, and the Junior-Senior Prom. The most remembered experiences are those which the class did together and learned to cooperate in the fullest degree. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dennis Chaney ........................., President Ruth Neel ,.......... ....... V ice President .loene Wagner ....... ........... S ecretary Phyllis Smith ,.,... ....... T reasurer SENIOR SPONSORS Mr. Keeley Mr. Watkins Mr. Tovatt SENIOR STEERING COMMITTEE These students compose the repre- sentative body of the senior class which coordinate the functions of the class taking place during the year. 27 SENIOR TRIP No one con express in words the mar- velous time we had on our trip to New York City. Every moment brought something new and exciting and it is an experience we will never forget. Our class become much closer and the success of our senior yeor con be accredited to this trip. J New pf'- if 29 THE CAST Carl Hammond ...,..,................,.,........ Ken Parson Don Thomas ,.v........... T,.... R onnie Hamilton Ed Smith .....,...,.,,......... ..... T om Carolan Marian Gray .................7 ..... C arol O'Harra Daphine lDaFfyl Hatch ..... .. Charlen Latsha Max Goodwin ,............. .......... R on Stolz Sherry Lee ..,.a.a,......... ,..,........ R uth Neel Louise Latour ........,......,.. ....... K athie McJilton Jane lMissl Finch ...........................,,, Jane Rhodes Professor lCosmol Cheever .......... Marty Henderson Elvis Bunn e,...............,.,..,., .............. A l Nossett Sheriff Mason .,..,...,.,...... ,.,... A llen Hayes Selmabell ....,.... Manuel ......,..... The Stranger ....... Mimi Moore Mick Martin Joe Pierpont RUNNING WILD How do you do, Mr. Jones. Good heavens! He's been shot! He's dead! Are you interested in wild flowers? 32 33 National Honor Society HE sEN1ORs WHO EXOELL in character, leadership, scholarship, and service are chosen by the faculty for membership in the National Honor Society. The Oracle extends their congratulations to the following initiates: Front Row-LYNNANNE PERRIN, JOENE WAGNER, BETTY CLARK, RUTH NEEL CHARLENE LATSHA, SUZANNE lNEWTON, PHYLLIS SMITH, SALLY SIMPSON Back Row-JOHN B. LEATHERMAN, DAVE EMENS, MIKE RENCH JUNIORS Eddie Abbott, Jo Ellen Adams, Joe Andrews, Jim Aul Jay Bateman, Maryann Bedell, Otto Beebe Bonnie Boyle, Joy Brownewell, Bruce Burkhart, Larry Card, Judd Carlson, Sueanne Conkle, Jane Conner Buckley Crist, Linda Cross, John Desmond, Sharon Dir- lam, Betty Werking, Dennis Donovan, Morland Dungan Bill Ehrhardt, Mike Elliott, Heidi Ernst, Julie Evans, Lee Ewing, Gary Fadely, Jerry Ford Jayne Galliher, Pat Godfrey, Jim Grantham, Eilzabeth Hart, Lucy Haubursin, Debbie Horton, Judy Hunt Dave Johnson, Joe Johnson, Bob Johnson, Linda Kay, David Lone, Mike Lineback, Jack Loose Jack Love, Bill Mclndoo, Tony McNair, Phil Menden- hall, Judy Miley, Marianne Morgan, Cindy Moss David Needler, Susie Nobes, Mary Jane Owen, Nell- iean Perrin, Carolyn Price, Jerry Puckett, Theresa Quack- enbush Norma Reeves, James Rhodes, Jim Rieth, Tom Rivers, Matha Schneider, Daisy Shane, Stanley Shaw Danny Sherry, Darrell Shock, Bill Spencer, Corliss Stanley, Joe Stipp, Lee Story, Tom Thiesing Steve Turner, Joe Whitlock, Janet Williams, Tony Wil- son, Marilyn Yocum, Lloyd Zimmerman SOPHOMORES Phil Alexander, Ralph Amos, Kay Augburn, Danny Bacon, Bob Bill, Skipper Bracken, Ann Bumb, Lauralee Burton Steve Caldemeyer, Kay Carlton, Rex Carter, Bette Chap- man, Marty ChristoFFer, Jerry Clark, Marsha Clark, Carl Clock Dave Coate, Jill Cook, Barbara Coulson, Bob Dalby, Joyce Dame, Rich Danner, Sheela Davis, Paulette Delaney Phyllis Dungan, Ray Eddy, Sue Edwards, Joan Fisher, Su- zanne Forkner, Jan Givens, Lowell Gollifer, Pat Gribble Marsha Greiber, Jean Gruenewald, Andy Hammer, Jim Hays, Dick Hirschinger Henman, Judy Heuman, Sandee Hill, Sherry Mary Jo Holmes, Jean Howard, Alan Huckleberry, Bill Hull, Kenny Huffman, Jim Jensma, Ellen Jones, Jan Jones Kenny Jones, Judy Judkins, Joann Keppler, Kathy Kiefer, Sandy King, Bill Lane, Tom Liehr, Mathilde Loker Molly Love, Pat Lyons, Dorothy McCarty, Jim McClintock, Sharon McKinley, Ronnie McVey, John Malloy, Lindo Mar- quell Allan Marsh, Judy May, Anne Meeks, Nancy Meeks, George Meyers, Jet? 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MH V. - 'V H W 1 QVVVV 37 FRESHMEN Pam Alkins, Marilyn Ball, Marilyn Ballinger, Becky Brown, Elaine Burgauer, Jon Burkhardt, Kenny Bur- ton, Randy Casey Tom Casey, Belly Chadwick, Nancy Copher, Bar- bara Cross, Bruce Cross, Dave Dirlam, Jean Edgar, Jana Jo Eley Marley Evans, Elaine Ewing, Connie Fadely, Tom Garling, Mike Gillard, Susan Greiber, Joe Hart, Jackie Hay David Hines, Pal Hynes, Penny lcerman, Anna Marie Kelbel, Glenna Kelsey, Sally Kendall, Susan Keppler, Dick Legg, Sandy Lewellen, Rex Lighfharl, Cindy McCormick, Margie McKinley, Bruce McLaughlin, Molly McMahan, Chuck Malloy, Jim Mart Sally Masing, Bill Massey, Julie Myers, Bill Mont- gomery, Rhoda Morrow, Paul Morsey,.Debbie Moss, Judy Needler Peg Osferle, Dave O'Hara, Melinda Oliver, Belly Page, Annabell Parry, Daphne Pariezana, George Pofler, Pele Perrin Karen Pelers, Beffe Phillips, Diane Pierponl, Buddy Quakenbush, Kenny Raisor, Lynn Ropple, Edwina Re- burn, Mary Alice Reeves Terry Rhodes, Glee Anne Rhyne, Mary lynn Robin- son, Nancy Rogers, Linda Roscoe, Larry Schulhof, Frank Swarlz, Judy Swartz Bill Sharp, Pam Shoemaker, Cindy Shule, Steve Slavin, Dionne Stephen, Tom Stick, Joyce Stone, Dal- as Taylor Julia Taylor, Bruce Voran, Bonnie Wallace, Gale Wedlick, Sandy Williams, Allen Wilson, David War- ley, Mike Worley Janel Yohey, Joe Howell EIGHTH GRADE Phyllis Babb, Connie Barnes, Linda Breedlove, Phil Brown, Greg Brumfiel, Sally Bull, Phil Casey Sharon Chadwick, Mary Jo Childs, Bill Clark, Me- linda Clark, Bob Cochran, Peter Crist, David Curry, Bob Dearborn Janice Durbin, Dick Ellison, Linda Ferrill, Mike Fish- er, Dick Ford, Jerry Friend, Maryellen Frazier, Bonnie Gribble Gary Graves, Sally Halpin, Joyce Hamilton, Bob Hargreaves, J. T. Hart, Linda Hart, Kerry Harte, Max Hensley Susan Hewitt, Mary Hinckley, Steven Hinshaw, Mike Hostetter, Marie Howell, Ellen HuHman, Phyllis Johnson, Jim Judy Katy Kammer, Mary Ann Kendall, Tom Kenney, Teri Kovel, Barry Krembs, Jayne Leslie, Ruth Littell, Linda Lcats Priscilla Lord, Sally McCall, Dick McNary, John McNaughton, Keith McPeek, Marv McUne, Sherrill Maddox, Mimi Maxon James Miley, Gary Mitchell, Ted Motfitte, Tom Moffitte, Nancy Naramore, Ronda Nussbaum, Tom Olsen, Charles Parks Ann Pieroni, Bob Poorman, Judy Price, Penny Reet, Al Rent, Andy Rent, Nancy Roberts, Sarah Roberts Mike Rose, Larry Saffer, Bernard Seiler, David Shelley, Randy Sims, Jimmy Schneider, Rudy Staf- ford, Kelly Stanley Barry Story, Karen Strom, Rozanna Sullivan, N. A. Talbert, Rob Terhune, Eleanor Van Skyke, Karen Werner, Bayne Wetmore David Willoughby, Charles Wolfe, Judy Wolfe, Roger Wordinger, Cathy Young ,Q f Charles Loker SEVENTH GRADE Marsha Ann Abousamra, Barbara Armstrong, David Barber, John Beasley, Roger Bill, Bonnie Brown, Richard Burkhardt Peggy Burleson, Diane Burt, Jane Cannon, Cindy Clock, Mary Cochran, Connie Dale, Janet Dame, Gene Davis Jim DeVoe, Leon Dixon, Dorthy Dobrow, Richard Dragoo, Gwen Drum, Richard Easton, Judy Ehrhardt, Tim Elliott Corliss Evans, Jane Evans, Elaine Ewing, Jane Fer- rill, Alan Fruend, Fred Glancy, Roger Gruenewald, Beverly Hedges Mary Helen Herdrickson, George Hinckley, Fritz Horton, Sharon Hosey, Mike Hoskins, Sonia Houk, Janet Howard, Carla Howe Bob Hull, Edythe Johnson, Guy Johnson, Dwight Kamback, Jim Kemp, Jack Keppler, Susan Koenker, George Koons Carol Letts, Nancy Lewellen, Lois Loats, Tom Lump- kin, Fred McNabb, Bill Marsh, Jimmy Miller, Hugh Montgomery Gerald Moss, John Nahre, Jim Neel, Mike New- ton, Jerry Ann Norris, John Pickerill, Judy Pogue, John Powers Bill Price, Louise Reburn, Jenny Reid, Christine Richardson, John Robertson, David Robinson, Cynthia Roscoe, Max Rudicel Tom Schwartz, Barbara Seiler, Sharon Sheetz, Toby Shimer, Curt Schade, Sharilene Story, Donald Taylor, Eddie Thornburg Sharon Tovatt, Carolyn Wallace, Kathy Wallace, Aileen Wilson, Jayne Wilson, Jimmy Wingate, Ann Wardwell, Jane Worman SIXTH GRADE John Adams, Max Anderson, Fred Ball, Becky Barnes, Paul Bell, Ken Birt , Janet Burkhart, Marshall Chadwick, Larry Clock, Marilyn Danner, Jim Duffy, Jettrey Fisher Jim Fisher, Andy Garling, Tera Lynne Graham, Patsy Hahn, Kenneth Harte, Nancy Hay John Hewitt, Julia Howell, Kenneth Jackson, Kenneth Ker- shaw, Doug Kammer, Linda Layne Pat Lord, Dick McCreery, Michael McDowell, Julie McGinnis, Marta McGinnis, Vernon McKinley Susan McNair, Michael McNary, Jim Malloy, Thea Marks, Jerry Mart, Jill Martin Ronnie Martin, Sophie Maxon, William Michael, Ray Morri- son, Lloyd Naramore, Stephen Noel Nira Nussbaum, Nancy O'Hara, Jennifer Oliver, Susan Oren, Jack Parks, Robert Perdue Paul Reese, Judy Reeves, Michael Schuck, Michael Sherry, Michael Shimer, David Shroyer Merrilinda Smith,'Sherida Smith, Nancy Stolz, Allyn Wet- more, Robert Wordinger FIFTH GRADE Charles Adams, Leigh Adams, Lanny Alexander, George Bull, Jane Bumb, Mike Connon Forton Christopher, Sally Cochran, Mike Dolby, Judy DeVoe, Tommy DeVoe, Steve Dixon Doris Dunham, Karen Ernst, Rita Fisher, Bill Fruend, Ronnie Fuller, Johnny Gentis Silvia Gilley, Jim Glendening, Danny Grantham, Molly Halpin, Steven Hamilton, Nancy Hanley Jeanine Hauptman, Dan Hargreaves, John Henderson, Rudy Hensley, Dick Herring, Carolyn Hirshinger Sally Holmes, Gregg Hoover, John Hoskins, Nancy Huckleberry, Julie Jones, Sharon Keener Mike Knight, Nancy Koons, Mike Koontz, Mary Ann Lounsberry, Melinda Lyons, Susan McGlone Steve Malloy, Jerry Marquell, Donn Massey, Elizabeth Montgomery, Kent Newton, Larry Pence Deidre Penzel, Danna Peterson, Karen Pierpont, Ellen Reese, Charles Slavin, Glenn Smith Kent Smith, Sally Stealy, Marcus Sullivan, Nelda Taylor, Sandy Tever- baugh, Cheryl Whiteman Greg Wiseman, Leslie Kovel FOURTH GRADE Jan Alexander, John Alexander, Jimmy Baldwin, Stephen Barr. Sandy Bracken, John Cannon Claudia Cardle, Adeana Cauble, Steven Champ, John Coil, Christy Cross, Susan Dale Jim Desmond, Sheila Ewing, Sally Fadely, Gregory Flood, Freidn Graham, Carol Ann Gross Karen Haffner, Pam Hammond, Linda Handley, Mary Hargreaves, Jimmy Harte, Cheryl Horton Steve Howd, Carolyn Hubbard, Marilyn Hubbard, Melody Jakle, Karl Keever, Don Keesling Nancy Kershaw, Devonna Knox, Marcia Legg, Lois Letts, Sue Line- back, Steve McCollum Letta McGlone, Sheila Maddox, Steve Mansfield, Jet? Martin, Maile: Meeks, Marlene Miller Carolyn Mitchell, Marcia Myers, Jo Carol Norris, Lynne Osborne, Ronnie Peters, Dale Peterson John Reid, Dennis Rhyme, Sally Rudicel, Bill Russey, Robert Schwierking, Nina Sosbe Archie Spangler, Jacquelyn Sparks, Kay Spurgeon, Tony Saffer, Jim Swingley, Sue Talbert Mike Weir THIRD GRADE Alaine Barnes, Diane Bertram, Jean Brownwell, Clorie Burkhardt, Allen Cole, Cynda Crabill Gary Crovens, Rocky Cross, Mick Cullison, Susie Dixon, Fred Ewing, Bill Falls Bobby Flick, Cheryl Fuller, Judy Gilley, Kathy Graham, Mike Graves, Sheila Griffey Vickie Guy, Doug Hannah, Chuck Harper, Don Herring, Kathy Hewitt, John Hoover Joe Kamback, Steve Keever, Stephanie Kerhoff, Tommy Kishel, Pat Knight Steve Knowles, Daniel Knox, Danny Koontz, Bobby Leslie, Larry Mc- Collum, Tommy McCreery Roger Nelson, Ronnie Murry, Sheila Malloy, Linda McKnight, Jill Norris, Billy Olsen Bobby Olsen, Melvin Osborne, Polly Perrin, Bobby Rose, Jane Ros- sow, Gary Ryan Margaret Schuck, Bonnie Sheetz, Linda Shroyer, Peggy Sosbe, Judy Sparks, Cathy Sue Steventon Jimmy Stocking, Steve Swanger, Sheila Tovatt, Bob Turrill, Paul Ver- bosky, Sara Jane Weir Roger Werner SECOND GRADE Jane Ann Adams, Debbie Alexander, Dennis Andrews, Harriette Andrews, Stanley Ballinger, Kent Beck, Barbara Bell Scott Cardel, Robert Coil, Kenneth Checkeye, Karen Coburn, Mary Ann Collier, Judith Cope- land, Michael Cravens Susan DeVoe, Kris Ernst, Wayne Ertle, Judy Fisher, Sally Jo Flick, Max Ford, Nancy Freund Rachel Gilley, John Glendening, Tommy Harte, Barton Hahn, Kristin Haftner, Loretta Sue Haley, John Hannaford Kathleen Henderson, Peggy Ann Jeffers, Keith Johnson, Jack Jones, Steven Jost, John Kammer, Timmy Kelbel Cathy Legg, David Life, Ken Lord, Keith Mc- Dowell, Nina Mclndoo, David Martin, Danny Mayfield Mary Lee Mitchell, Steve Murray, Jeff Quinn, Danny Reid, Sally Rieth, Jan Richards, Peggy Robertson Carla Jo Robinson, Kris Roth, Jean Salter, Steve Schwierking, Celis Shoup, Robin Smith, David Stealy Roger Stephen, Sally Ann Swanger, Carl Tev- erbaugh, Stephen Thurston, Patrice Voran, Melis- sa Weaver, David Weir Bonnie Zeigler, Donna Zumpe FIRST GRADE Sharon Bertram, Edward Burgauer, Anna Louise Coil, Mary Alice Coil, Joe Copeland Ann Covall, Donald Covalt, John Cullison, Elizabeth Demaree, Dick Falls Jacob Funk, David Gable, Bruce Grim, Carol Hanley, Kent Haffner Andrea Horton, Charlene Houk, David Howd, Dean Howd, Paul Hughes Paul Kitselman, Cecelia McUne, Mary Kay Mansl-ield, Lynn Mar- tin, Tina Marks Abigail Miller, Virginia Miller, Randy Murdick, Terry Neilson, Tommy Perrin Susan Phipps, Michele Reese, Vickie Robbins, Kathryn Roberts, Billy Saffer Corby Sheffield, Steven Smith, Jeff Stassen, Ronald Steventon, Bobby Sutton Jacqueline Taylor, James Verbosky, Philip Verbosky, Barbara Ward, Julie Wright KINDERGARTEN Anne Barnes, Janis Brownewell, Venice Buis, Gary Check- eye, Robert Craig, Cheryl Cullison Steven Eppelheimer, James Ertle, Barbara Fisher, Ronald Ford, Nancy Frazier, Jon Funkhouser Sherry Gilley, Gretchen, Grimes, David Groner, Eric Hard- endorff, Constance Jo Hays, John Hanely Hazelton Dixie Lee Hedges, Dwight Randolph Holmes, Diane Maree Hubbard, Sherianne Hughes, Norman Lee JeFfers Jane Ellen Johns, Jeffrey Johnson, Linda Ann Jost, Bruce Alan Julian, Miriam Jean Kamback, Linda Joyce Keever Sandra Lee Kerkhoff, Kerry Korsgaard, Nancy Langley, Pamela McCarthy, Linda Mclndoo, David Meeks Michael Miles, Anne Miller, Richard Murdick, Carol Nelson, Jimmy Powers Jesse Rich, Janet Robertson, Dianna Sharp, Michele Shirley, David Simmers, Sally Sims David Smith, Susan Sosbe, Steven Souers, Marilyn Sparks, Karen Swanson, Wayne Taylor Darlene VanCamp, Leon Whiteman, Charles Ziegler Z., 4 , 'Rf kv ,iw H 'Ea R4 'fi . 4 111 Y 6 vs .Mmm N K W, A,,,,,f fy., ., jg? 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Johnson led the Owls in all meets but one, where Emens was first. They were fol- lowed closely by Blanch, Shock, Hines, Turner, Powell, and Loose. Myers can look for- ward to a promising season as Johnson, Shock, Turner, and Loose will return, and moving up into varsity positions will be Wilson, Love, Ehrhardt, McVey and Huffman. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Sept. 18 Burris 24 Richmond 31 22 Burris 16 Yorktown 39 28 Burris 47 Central 15-Lost Oct. 2 Burris 46 Anderson 17-Last 5 Burris 29 Howe 26-Lost 9 Burris 31 li stl Middletown 45 l2ndl New Castle 47 l3rdl 13 Shortridge Invitational: Knox 50 ll stl Burris 61 l2ndl Wabash 118 l3rdl 18 CIC: Wabash 36 ll stl Burris 57 l2ndl Peru 110 l3rdl 22 Sectional: Burris was fifth with 180 points. 51 BASKETBALL The team was paced by the sharp :shooting and driving of Burgauer and Porter and the rebounding of Emens, Porter, and Rivers. Barcus was the ploymaker for the team. Next year's outlook is good with Porter and Rivers returning along with Iettermen Loose and Shock. Those moving up to- the varsity include Bob Johnson, Marsh, Tovatt, Mclndoo, Mendenhall, Sims, and Bracken. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE sEAsoN'5 RECORD 1956-57 46 Yorktown 57 H 54 Eaton 56 H 46 Marion 55 H 55 Plymouth 53 T lDouble Overtimel 42 Monticello 48 T 54 Peru 52 H lOvertimel 44 Wabash 64 T 52 Hartford City 68 T 58 Huntington 68 T 57 Richmond 43 H 59 Middletown 56 T 49 Alexandria 44 H 41 South Side Ft. Wovpne 74 H 44 New Castle 72 T 61 Tipton 53 H 50 Elwood 63 T 63 Warsaw 56 T 48 Rushville 73 H HOLIDAY TOURNEY lat Michigan Cityj 50 LaPorte 60 70 Lebanon 65 SECTIDNAL TOURNEY 43 Selma 50 MANAGERS Ken Parson Dove Cocufe Jack Love COACHES Mr. Bonvechio Mr. Rudicel 1 s E 2 2 Z E E s 5 5 2 i 2 1 I K a E E 5 1 5 5 s 5 E 4 2 E E 2 3 3 Z 5 2 S 2 3 2 S gs 'S' 52 A in Q ff ff 3 x y I hx. - i : H - : gs ..I.I' X , ,z sf . . 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N1fv:13,agg,i ,Q WQigfyggmigiggygywQfggfwggmixge fgf' 753 2 P5 5 ' i.?2sQgv ggv f ww a siisgewsiraisgf ixxgixsam' U we.-zmgf,zS,f gfwegggwwrpwfgg:5,Q3ggEzN55m:QZIQWQQAQ5v,gQg+gsgw,,,,gg,g.??iJxs355531. M50335133335igwfwzsgwfagvgf'slim Q QQSQQSEM V QKEQQQMX MSM-wzf1z.E'Wiexwmmr K, U .Q gc, awww 4, W 'Q ,wwfcwwy V, wp sw- mmf m2mM4:i53wy4EgswWwxq mmgtzg Q11-Wgivgiamlwhkkwwwdfwwff 'H SECOND TEAM This year's second team had a better than average season. Under the direction of Richard Bonvechio the team compiled eight victories while losing ten It proved valuable experience for the boys who will be moving up to the varsity next year SECOND TEAM SCHEDULE Yorktown Eaton Marion Plymouth Monticello Peru Wabash Hartford City Huntington Richmond Middletown Alexandria South Side Ft. New Castle Tipton Elwood Warsaw Rushville Wayne wav 1 U Q pw,-a -or W L.., i 'Ls 1 C , S :fi ' ,- g, Q 8 's Ex ai fl '11 5 , if 'Q- G Q - S ,, - 1 C E 'Bl' ,sw 44 ,ifiilf 5 ' 151' wig Skim 4- Xg? ra , JQw,2Qg?q.,,fzfs1zAg. mwwwqn Him 5 -.f o B-B-BUR R-R-RIS BUR-RIS Burris, Burris, Burris! 60 M-M-MUN C-C-CIE MUN-CIE Muncie, Muncie, Muncie! O-O-WLS W-W--WLS OW-LS Owls, Owls, Owls! Jane Conner, Heidi Ernst, Carol O'Harro, Ann Conner, Betty Clark SWIMMING TEAM The swimming season this year was very successful, not in terms of the meets we won but in terms of team spirit and a good coach. The record this year was five wins and five defeats. The climax of the season was the State Meet at Purdue where the once defeated 200 yd. relay team took second. Bill Powell took second in the 50 yd. freestyle, Bob Powell fourth in the 200 yd. freestyle, and Larry Schulof, a very promising Freshman, third in the I50 yd. individual medley. Coach Korsgaard is looking forward to when the present underclassmen develop into a well-balanced team. SWIMMING SCHEDULE Dec. 7 Burris 25 South Bend Adams 52 I4 Burris 32 South Bend Riley 45 Jan. 'I2 Burris 39 New Albany 38 I8 Burris 37 Columbus 40 2I Burris 47 Central 30 26 Burris 30 Central 47 31 Burris 33 Jefferson I9 Feb. 5 Burris 46 Central 31 9 Burris 44 Howe Military 33 I5 Burris I5 Columbus 62 23 State Meet- III South Bend Riley 58Vz IZI Columbus 55V2 l3l South Bend Central 25 l4l South Bend Adams 23V2 ISI Burris 22 a f- ,Lfi x ' K Um, ,,.,p-.- my 1 x f '543rgg ,, -3. w..-f ,gg f W , J N These are the individuals who placed in the state meet. .Q 'A A 7'. aff iii' 2 'ffl 1 M - fi ttss dttt V' . 5 tt it i l l it . I '1:- g1f:,. giilgr - -r - R T250 ii 2 f 1 1 2fAV y tias f , Iim. , Larry Schulhof Bill Powell Bob Powell 3rd place Individual Medley 2nd place 50 yd. Free Style 4th place 200 yd. Free This is the 200 yd. Relay Team which won second place in the state meet: Bill Powell John B. Leatherman Bob Hines Bob Powell Style 4 I 3 65 TENNIS TEAM The outlook for this year's tennis team is very favorable, with hopes of living up to the high standards set by last year's undefeated team. Three returnang lettermen in John Barcus, Ned Tuhey, and Bill Mclndoo, plus a pair of promising sophomores in Alan Marsh and Arthur Rettig give this year's team an outlook for a brilliant season Peru ....... Central ...... Bluttton ..... Peru .,........ South Side C.I.C. .......,..,. , Invitational Central ........ Richmond ...,. Anderson ..... SCHEDULE April 22 April 29 May 3 May4 May 8 May 9 May lO 8m I1 May I7 Uncertain Uncertain John Barcus Alon Marsh TENNIS TEAM in action F Ned Tuhey Arthur Reffig Bill Mclndoo ..4 v TRACK This year's track squad should have a good season. lt will not be as exceptional as that ofa year ago because of the loss of Huffman and Mart, but you can be sure that Coach Myers will do a terrific iob in handling the squad. This year's team has a good out- look for field events with Burgauer in the broad iump, Emens in the high lump, and the Powells in the pole vault. They will also have strength in the 880, 440, and 220 with re- turning letterman Hines, Blanch, Shock, Turner, and Wilson. Underclassmen who will probably move into varsity positions include: Tovatt, Beebe, Sims, Porter, Love, Johnson, Huckleberry, Huffman, and Rivers. Seniors out for the first time who should do quite well include Chaney and Stolz in the field events. SCHEDULE Royerton ....,,,..........,.,..,.... ....,.. A pril 'I2 Muncie Relays .....,...,....... s..,... A pril 20 Richmond, New Castle, and Burris ...,. .. .......,. ....... A pril 23 Delphi Relays ..,.... .,..... A pril 27 CIC Meet ...,,,......... ,..,... M ay l Noblesville Relays ,.... ...,.,. M ay 3 Sectional ..........,,... ..,. M ay 10 Logansport Relays ..... ..... M ay 14 'Q in x Vwffnn-vp Lex. ,W wah was 'Q if de. 4.4, 1-an 'YQ' X 1 S 2 'Nfl' .am W5 1 W . mas-Qt!! k mh,, X391 BASEBALL This year's baseball team was sparked by six Seniors: Barcus, Burgauer, Chaney, Mar- tin, Powell, and Tuhey. lt was also accredited with two Juniors, tour Sophomores and sev- eral Freshmen. In his first year as baseball coach, Mr. Bonvechio did an excellent iob, and for not being able to have practices, the team also did very well. Powell led the team in batting averages with a .451 . Barcus, Burgauer, and Tovatt were the pitchers. 1 an MQ G. A. A. The G. A. A. had many activities this year. Some are basketball, speedball, and vol- leyball which other schools were able to enter into also. Theresa Quakenbush was president. OFFICERS Theresa Quakenbush, Presidentg Mathilde Loker, Treas- urerg Ann Shroyer, Secretaryg Cindy Moss, Vice President. 45, b-M ORACLE STAFF An interesting and valuable experience was gained by all those on the Oracle Staff. It took much cooperation and work to put the Oracle in shape and success often seemed like a lost dream, but by everyone working together it soon became a reality. The spon- sors forthe group were Mr. Anthony Tovatt and Mr. Richard Kishel. EDITOR I Phyllis smafh fa ' 'P'-mm. LAYOUT EDITOR Kaye Craig PICTURE EDITOR Charlene Latsha SPORTS EDITOR Dave Emens - PUBLICITY EDITOR Mike Rench ART EDITOR Gretchen Shutter PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Tom CCFOIIJFI BUSINESS EDITOR Kathy McJiIton I I E The editors hard at work pasting pictures in position ond copy writing I EX? L I I: . E I N T H E C I NT I. C 1 ., .- AfK..--, QVE Z 'LCM wg E In ' 1'- vp Q' uf, is owl I isle, ' 'V0'77'l7 Life in the City, the water show, certainly was a big success. Miss Wanda Payne KIM 1 as the director, Mary Jo Holmes was the properties chairman, Marty Christoffer wasf-0-SY f-ZZLV03 program chairman, Dorothy McCarty was chairman of the exceptionally well-written ' ' I script. Outstanding acts were done by Jane Rhodes and Mick Martin, Carole Sch s G and Ann Stocking. fC, VM? Qgfflnrligjf 'FWSPY mwww Qfmif - Ku, K fm-frfCl4fOfm Wann gf' ffm' fb' UUY6 GY' fuzfrro fm w N mwmffgfwo W FN? mO71iW??N Ofc F4106 Cgfkf-ffi1QWFf'G'v4ffa'o'n'OQfnvq NYVTWWMF '?'f Y' fx. CKNIVYN- TTKTWY' 'KUGTYV fofrufmgr '-'ww gferg wk wW Ch mmm? fm 1mISnmfi1 . CTWMKIF . 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Judy Wheeler was the student director. Outstanding members of the cast were Pat Tovatt, Gary Fadely, Bonnie Wallace, Allen Hayes, John B. Leath- erman, Marty Christoffer, Ruth Neel, Jayne Galliher, Ronnie Stolz, Dennis Chaney, and Kenny Parsons. f .fi 2 , ,W oz Jaffe! Mil! CJ Low , ff www, Wim J 447, Wg, C 83 SENIOR ORCHESTRA The Senior Orchestra, directed by John Cooley, was quite active. They had two con- vocations, played for the Operetta, Spring Concert, Baccaulaureate, and in the All-State Contest. JUNIOR ORCHESTRA The Junior Orchestra, also under the direction of John Cooley, played for elementary convocations, played in the Spring Concert, entertained at other schools and appeared for community organizations. SENIOR BAND Richard L. Dunham directed another successful year for the Senior Band. They presented two convocations, played at all home basketball games and pep sessions, entertained at the Spring Concert, and also Commencement. Several band members won honors in the Music Contest, went to state and came back with ribbons. JUNIOR BAND The Junior Band, directed by Richard L. Dunham, seems to have had an active year. They played for two convocations, the Dad's Club, and the Spring Concert. Aside from this they went to two other schools to play. FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS Jock Love .,......,,....,,.,v,........ Vice President Kciren Peters ...........,. ...,,,,,,,, R eporter John B. Leatherman ..,., 7,77,, P resident Sue Nobes ...,....,.,. ...... T reasurer Kathy McJilton ....... ...... S ecretary FRENCH CLUB The French Club sponsored by Miss Elizabeth Wood carried on numerous activities this year. The Mardi Gras, United Nations and initiation dinner were among a few. SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS Charles Weaver .......................... Reporter Otto Beebe ,.,...A. ..... V ice President Bill Massey ..... ..... A Treasurer Bill Hull .,.,....,..,., ....... P resident Beth Hauptman .,... ...... S ecretary SPANISH CLUB The Spanish Club under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Elizabeth Wood and leadership of Bill Hull, President, held many activities. A few are the Mardi Gras, initiation and United Nations dinner and an interestng convocation of the trip several of the students took to Mexico. -Q Y-TEENS Under the apt leadership of Sue Sandmeier the Y-Teens was very active. Pot-luck dinners were held once a month, potato chips were sold to earn money, two dances, and a hayride also were sponsored by the organization. Y-TEENS OFFICERS Ruth Neel, Program Chairman, Sue Sandmeier, Vice President, Joene Wagner, Secretary, Joy Brownewell, Treasurer, Sally White, President FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The F.T.A. sponsored by Miss Mary Elizabeth Wood completed another successful year. Several members attended the state convention and took part in ushering for Parents' Night and the Music Contest. All the activities were very interesting. F.T.A. OFFICERS Joe Andrews, Second Vice President, Joy Browne- well, Scrapbook Chairman, Dave Johnson, Treasurer, Lynanne Perrin, President, Anne Stocking, First Vice President, Norma Reeves, Reporter BOY SCOUTS The Boy Scouts have had many activities. They have attended summer and winter camp and spent a weekend at a State- Park. Mr. Errol Myers, their leader, has given much time and effort to the group. She-ela Davis an exceptionally outstanding scout is making a trip to the Philippines with twenty-one other scouts from all over he United States. CUB SCOUTS Mr. John Reed led the Cub Scouts into a very active year. They made three trips to Mounds State Park, visited the armory, made a study of Indians, and at Christmas time collected foods and took them to those: in need. GIRL SCOUTS The Girl Scouts under the leadership of Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Smith carried on various activities. 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