Carmel High School - Pinnacle Yearbook (Carmel, IN)

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WILLIAM RUSSELL DWIGHT TRAUTVETTER Booster Club 3-4, l-ll-Y 3-4, Chorus Booster Club Z-3-4, Pinnacle Staff 3. Pinnacle Sta!! lBusinessj, F.F.A. fAdveriisemen0, Chorus I-Z-3-4, 3-4, Terre Haute High School l-Z. Hi-Y 4, Junior Play lBlllyl, Latin Club Z-3-4. VIRGINIA MAE WXNKLEY Class Play fBebej, Claaa Treasurer 1. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, FJ-l.A. l-2, Booster Club I-Z-3-4. G.A.A. l-Z, Chorus I-Z-3. Pinnacle Sta!! QBusinessl, Claaa Yell Leader l-Z-3-4, School Cheerleader l. ANNIS CHRISTINE WEST Booster Club 1-Z-3-4. Latin Club 2-3-4, Chorus l-2-3-4, Librarian Z-3, G.A.A. l. Orchestra I-Z. Hi- Lite 2-3-4, Pinnacle Staff lClasa I JEANNETTE WILSON Booster Club Z-3-4. Junior Play Business Manager, Chorus I-Z-3, Pinnacle Sta!! 1Act'lv'ltiea Edltorl. F.H.A. l, Tri-Hi-Y 3-4, Vice- Preaident 4, Hi-Lite 4. Co-Editorj, Junior Play QCharlottel. DORIS EILEEN WILSON ROBERT WILBUR Stlldehf C0u!lCll Secretary 3, Tri- Bgqgtgf Club I-2-1.4, Libfgfhn 4 Booster Club 2-3-4, Pinnacle Staff Hi-Y 3-4, Treasurer 4. Vice-Presb Chorus 1-Z-3-4. G.A.A. l, FJ-LA. QSportal. Cborua l-Z-3. dent 3. I-Z. ' 15

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at NINA L. PARSLEY DONALD R. POOLE JOHN PHILLIP RAUSEY Booster Club Z-3-4, l-li-Lite Shi! Booster Club Z-3-4. Chorus l-2, Booster Club Z-3-4. Foolholl 4, Z-3-4, School Yell Leader l-3, Pimmcle Sis!! lAdvertisementl. Chorua 1-Z-3, Student Council l, Junior Play lEHiel, Chorua l-2-3, C-MCB Club'4. Pillhlfle Shu 1.1m-.mn z, cm. nu Luau- x-z- lfldverlinemenfb. F.F.A. l-3' 3, Pinnacle Staff QActivitiea Co-Ed- Tfeilufef 4: ViCe'Pl'e5id0nt lv ltorl, Clasa Secretary 1, Student Council Z, G.A.A. I. Tri-Hi-Y 3-4. Class President 2. DELORES BANDY mmm- cm z-3-4. J-mmf Play Promptor, Chorus I. Pinnacle QQ!! KGrade Pictu:-eq, FJ-LA, I-'21 Gi.A.A. l. QI Andy BONNIE SMITH LLOYD E. REED Weaifield High School 1-Z, Chorua 3, Booster: Club 2-3-4. Junior Play 1Ton'u'nyj, Basketball 4, Pinnacle Staff. BILLY RAY SIMMERMAN Booster Club Z-3-4. Junior Play DWIGHT MANSON SHOEMAKER Balkelball 3-4, F.F.A. 3-4, Booster Ksallyl, Chorus 1, Librarian 3-4, Booster Club Z-3-4, Hi-Y 3-4, Chorus Club Z. Hi-Y 3, Chorus l-2-3. Junior Class Treasurer 3, Pinnacle QAM. 1-2, pimmd, Sufi f5ub,c,iPgjo,,,. P117 Sus' Mlvlsef- C-New Club 4. Eaiwrl. F.l-LA. 1-z, Student Council 1-21-'.A. x-z-3-4. chu President 3, Pinnacle QAdvertisementl, Track I-Z. Z, Hi-Lite lNewsj 3-4, G.A.A. 1. Class Secretary 2. F ,A-'-'bv lf ' I 9 ix i 14 A 3-Hun-A ' 1 lv-'Ajillfqju . ,, p , u . . - I....:i,-1...

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C4155 Mop ec? As I walk down the streets of Carmel again after being away for ten years, it really seerns strange. There have been so many changes. Gee, there's the post-office. It really has changed since Frank Key became head postmaster of Indiana. He has made it a first-class post-office. Look at that building! Why that's the old bank. lt's changed a lot since I saw it last. It now covers a complete block. Let's see what that sign in the window says. Oh yes, Robert E. Wilber, President. I always knew he would someday become a great man even though he always was so quiet in school. Since I'm in Carmel, I might as well visit the dear old high school. Ah yes, I remember the days well when I attended there. From what I've heard, Philip Ramsey, another old classmate, is now the trustee. Following right in his father's footsteps: Another pal of Sl is also connected with the high school. Of course you all remember him. He played pro basketball for five years. He became famous as the only ball player ever to make one hundred baskets in one game, but now he's the C. H. S. coach. Naturally I mean Jerry Bender. After talking to him, I discovered that his two buddies from the old class had also become famous. Dwight Trautvetter was recently awarded the Ladies Man award by the Old Maid Club of the United States. Dwight hasn't changed much. Becoming governor of the state brought fame to Norman Cox, and by the state, I mean Texas. Norman entered politics way back in school when he was elected President of the Senior Class. Back on the streets again, I realize that there are many new buildings added. For instance, there's a hos- pital now. You probably remember the girl who's head nurse. Another graduate of Sl -- Annis West. Annie always did have a way with people and even though she was the only person ever to play three songs at once on the piano, she still prefers nursing. Speaking of music reminds me of another classmate, Donna Lou Donahue. You know that Donna has her own orchestra now. She plays at all towns where pro basketball is played. She does this in order to keep up with her husband who also graduated from C. H. S. only a year ahead of our dear old class. Two other girls from the class who are married and living happily on their farms are Mildred Hadley and Jeanne Johnson. You knew that the girls mar- ried brothers, didn't you? And one of these brothers was also a graduate of Sl, This could be no one but Merle Frank. Many of the graduates have gone into business or own a business them- selves. For instance, Jim Gregg and Pete Reed now own a chain of jet plane garages from coast to coast. These guys started out by opening hot-rods garages and then they extended their line to jet planes. One of their mechanics is an old friend, too. His name is Jerry I-Ienricks. Donna Miller now owns Murphy's Ten Cent Stores which also run from coast to coast. Recently the award for painting a picture and standing on your head at the same time was presented. This award went to none other than James Marple. In close competition to James was Bonnie Smith. Both were good in art while they were in school. Did I tell you that three of the boys out of the Sl class have gone into a partnership? They never could have any luck farming so they went west to open the world's largest dude ranch. In size it's almost as large as the state of Indiana. Oh yes, these boys are Dwight Shoemaker, Bill Simmerrnan, and Clifford Cotton. 16