lg iv, Q 139 H. 'E lk Vs as az 4 ff F W1 'Rl 4 Silhouettes seems a fitting theme for this year's Argosy. Silhouettes out- line persons, animals or inanimate ob- jects. This year's Argosy is like a silhouette because it outlines the year's activities. In a silhouette the most prominent features are recognized, and the yearbook, too, records the most outstanding features in school life. There is much left out in a silhouette, but this is filled in by the imagination of the viewer. Likewise, there is much background behind many of the pictures in the yearbook, and this is left to the memory of the students. just as sil- houettes usually portray an atmosphere of stillness and serenity, so the year- book marks a ceasing of the rush of school and a realization that another year has passed into the background. Some of the things that made up part of school life were the dances held by the various organizations and the ballots that had to be counted to determine kings and queens. Much equipment had to be gotten ready for the various sports along with the concessions that provided refreshments during half-times. Then it was back to the cheers that lead the teams to victory. Lunch tickets, absent slips, pencils, tab- lets, and erasers made the book store a busy place, as well as the library which was a source of information for the re- ports due next period. Many hours of plan- ning were spent to make the popular sen- ior cords a true work of art. Academies Activities Athletics Personalities w EQ! E l A girl's basketball game was sponsored by the Sunshine Society. The teams represented the various classes and Paul Sibray was chosen Basketball King by the student body. Even though basketball is a boy's sport some femininity managed to persist throughout the game. Cheerleaders, representing their team, dressed to fit the occasion and yelled to urge on their team. Convocations of various kinds were presented by the student coun- cil. The students not only enjoyed them but more than once were asked to participate. Among the Convocations, Alan Stewart, professional archerg a professional gyrnnastg Mary Pop- pins , a member of the Ruth Smith dancers, were featured. An Oracle is shown hanging from the rafters. He was later the center of attraction at a pep session before the Delphi game. 7 2 2 H y 0 S' 2 S H sf Q 2 SS E? F? ii ii w 5g is is E S 2 if V iii ff 7 2 E ? ? i :L The Curious Savage, a mystery-comedy which takes place in an insane asylum, was presented by the Senior Class in April. Sheryl Allen played the lead- ing part of an old lady who kept her step-children guessing Where she hid her valuable bonds. Other members of the cast were Judy Berkshire, Sally Pickart, Dan Wilson, Ben Moore, Dick Fisher, Gaye Martin, jane Wilson, Steve jordan, Chuck Stiles, Rosemary Mylet and Brian Hardy. Ann Davis and Jennie Shambaugh were student directors. Mrs. Robert Rieffel was play director and Mr. Rieffel, technical director of both junior and Senior Class Plays . 9 Guidance counselors, Mrs. Douglas, with the aid of her secretary, Mrs. Allbaugh and Mr. Rector, helped stu- dents with their class schedules, inter- preting of tests, and any other problems. Mr. Rector was also busy as assistant principal as well as teacher. Another giver of advice was Mrs. jim Davis, school nurse. Besides pro- viding medical help, she also checked on school attendance. With the proper guidance from teachers and parents, and self-discipline the Class-of-66 finally reached its goal. All in one busy Weekend seniors danced to prom music, graduated and received gifts . QS? x mx? ll Prom and graduation marked the cli- max of the seniors 12 years of school. Mike Bishop and Toni Short were crowned King and Queen at the prom lsle of Dreams . The Four Dukes provided music. Graduation was both .a happy and sad occasion forthe seniors. Receiving their diplomas and congratulations from Mr. Ireland was the highpoint of the evening for the graduates. Those re- ceiving special Awards Were jennifer Shambaugh, valedictoriang Ann Davis, salutatorian and Sally Pickart, Carroll Honor Award Winner. The class was especially privileged to have the Honor- able Birch E. Bayh, jr. as their speaker. Queens SUNSHINE FALL FANTASY SUNSHINE SWEETHEART TRACK Rita Sheagl y M M F 1 2 , P 4 5 1 f A ea 1 , . ACADEMICS ,E .V 1, 91 H PI Vkh. , ,, W I English 9 and IO Are Stepping Stones. English 9 and 10 prepare students for studying higher English. Here they receive the fundamentals of grammar and a general knowledge of literature. As freshmen, the students study the construction of short stories, novels, nonfiction, light poetry and drama. Sophomores' studies are in the same categories but more comprehensive. E I8 Higher English Emphasizes Literature A J English ll and 12 narrow the fields of literature down to American and English liter- ature. Grammar is still studied in English ll but more as a review. In studying American literature, juniors learn styles of Writing. College preparatory Eng- lish classes focus most of their studying on English literature. This differs from the English 12 classes in that their studies include both grammar and literature. For variety, members of the C.P. class gave oral reports on English authors and their writings. Near the end of School, the class took advan- tage of an opportunity to rest While the teacher was out of the room. Cpictured abovej ,ua-we U. S. History and Gov't Teach Patriotism U. S. history and government classes helped to make students better citizens. History taught the ideals and goals of our forefathers and the changes that have taken place in our country's policies toward ourselves and the rest of the world. Government was con- cerned With studying how the local, state, and national govern- ments function. Mr. Puett encouraged his students to take an active part in govern- pf, ment and be concerned with its policies . 20 Economics and Psychology Are New. Mike Humphrey talks to MI. Puett about a psychology problem. Many problems i provoking. n economics class were thought Economics and psychology were two new subjects added to the curriculum this year. Teachers, Mr. Rector and Mr. Puett, found one semester per class passed quickly. A field trip to the Lo- gansport State Hospital was taken as a supplement to the first semester psychology class. World History and Geography Classes Study Past and Present Civilizations. World History and geography classes acquaint students with other countries and civilizations. By learning about the social, political and economic status of countries as well as the topography, climate and history, students can better understand problems the countries have. Many of these problems also apply to domestic situations. 22 Agriculture Classes Are Beneficial to Both Students and Adults. Agriculture classes gave students practical information on farming. They got first hand experience by doing practice farm account records. For those who intend to become farmers, facts learned about farm enterprises will also prove helpful. Tractor main- tenance Was another area of study which students found beneficial. Adult agriculture class, taught by Steve Mills, entailed study on farm management. Latin and French Classes Provide for A new teacher was added to the Latin de- partment this year. Miss Keitel helped Mrs. Douglas by taking charge of the first year classes. Working with derivatives was one of the projects of the stu- dents . Both first and second year classes were also responsible for the program at two of the Latin Club meetings this year. Study of Foreign Languages at Carroll. In her first year of teaching at Carroll, Mrs. Circle found the use of the micro- phones beneficial. Hearing the language spoken by natives of the country gave the students a more thorough understanding of French. ' Geometry Classes Work with Many Proofs The study of planes and geomet- ric figures and their relationships helps to organize students thinking not only in math but in other areas also. Geom- etry students found their proofs easier to understand if they enlarged their drawings on the blackboard. I Algebra and Trig Are Thought-Provoking. Mr. Baker kept Algebra I and Il classes on their toes solving unknowns. Students need to learn their algebra Well because they will need it if they continue their math with trigonome- try. Trig class briefly studied calculus and probability near the end of the year. Probability caused some headaches even for Mr. Baker. Now, which of the 5,000 ways could I seat them? 27 General Science Serves As an Introduction Advanced study in the science department stems from an interest in a specific area studied in general science. This year Tom Od- den, teacher, covered several areas in the course, encour- aging those who excelled in a certain phase. The students also performed some experi- ments, allowing them to get an idea of the Work involved in higher courses . l n--........., 28 Biology Combines Plant and Animal Study. Dissection of fetal pigs was one of the new experiences of this year's biology classes. Using this more ad- vanced form of animal, the students were able to compare some of the structures observed to those of the human body. Mr. Eaton also stressed the import- ance of maintaining a healthy body. Besides this study, the students took care of several animals which were brought in. Some classroom techniques may seem strange, but they do prove a point. Botany and Zoology Study Life Proccess E with y .. k it Www f 'ff9 iff! Dissecting animals Was an im- portant part of Zoology class. Body structures became apparent when they had to be identified on a rat. Although it Wasn't always enjoyable, learning came easier through the use of real specimens Botany class studied the vari- ous parts of the plants and the different stages of growth. They also observed the types of flora common to a certain area. Being directed by Mr. Mills, the stu- dents carried on study of plants Lmder microscopes . Students Learn Through Experiments. 'if Experimentation was used quite frequently in both chemistry and physics. Mr. Rieffel's chemistry classes found the im- portance of accuracy in measur- ing and the careful use of chemi- cals in obtaining the proper re- sults. New equipment made it possi- ble for Mr. Odden's physics class to perform several experi- ments. Reports were also given by students to learn of areas not covered in the book. W 3 I Business Courses Offer a Wide Bookkeeping classes were kept busy Working on practice sets, to gain experience in keep ing records for a small business. Mr. jones directed the students in the many transactions they recorded. The office practice class took charge of publication of the school paper this year. Aside from this and their regular class study, they took a trip to Purdue University to observe new types of equipment coming into use. Fleld of Stud for Several Students. Timed Writings became routine in Mr. jones' typing classes, and students found they soon became proficient in not only speed, but accuracy. Manuscript typing was a problem to many, as two carbon copies were made. This presented quite a burden when it came to erasing mistakes. Composition of letters and practical use of other typing skills were studied in more advanced courses. 33 Students Practice Speaking and Writing Second-year speech class ex- perimented with dramatic read- ings, original oratories, short stories and excerpts from plays. At left, Sheryl Allen and Bill Koup show the importance of gestures in expression. journalism class gained ex- perience in interviewing and writing reviews, critiques and various types of news stories. The class was in charge of com- piling news for the school news- paper the fifth six weeks. A special feature was an advice column by a mysterious Cousin Carroll. Speech and Hearing Aids Students Mrs. Stamper, teacher, is shown instructing the students. She helps them to combat their prob- lems through the use of special equipment. They also learn through various games which they enjoy while overcoming their problems. The school offers speech and hearing to students with speech or hearing defects. The de- partment helps to find and correct these defects. If these problems can be overcome it will lead to a better un- derstanding of school work to these students . i 5 5 i 2 2 F l L, Wg - WZ- , Z ,,,sr f ' - - - :NJEH-ggnwvx H - -K K if 7, .L vel'-ff. ,f75l,1mw?ts, ,- - ,,gig5.n.a,i r',:w,sv.a1gsg2m g,:s115TQ3,wy5swgif,,5 s ' n ' ' o ' ' K I s, ' K - 'L I ' l -H,-W t f '- L: V fi i - Mirrors were put to use so the students could . . s h th ' d f d. Hearing is very important in understanding your teacher. ee OW eu Wo: S were Orme Each student was benefited by having a hearing test. Concert Band Adds to School Life The concert band added many new things to the music department. This was the first year the music depart- ment could boast pom pom girls. These girls added a lot to the performances given by the band. Also added to the department were a huge drum and a band banner. The band gave many skits. At one bas- ketball game the band arranged for Bat- man and Robin to appear. They were just in time to foul the plans of the Penguin and his gang. The Hobo Prom was an activity sponsored by the band. The proper attire for the eve- ning included old shoes, clothes, and hats. The King and Queen, Gary Michael and Jane Wilson, were chosen for their original costumes. Chorus Members Practice for Concerts The chorus found that practice makes perfect . They spent some time each day rehearsing under the guidance of Mr. p Parante. T The chorus not only entertained those at home but they traveled with the band and participated in many programs. Featured in the lower picture is Brenda Mullendore, drum major. In the hack- ground is the new band banner. Home Ee. Offers Valuable Experience Mrs. Mi1ner's demonstrations provided various dishes for her girls to taste Home economics classes of- fer valuable experiences for girls who want to become good homemakers. Freshmen's main activity of the year was Working on color, line and design. Sophomores studied about and learned how to cook the various cuts of meats, and juniors studied child care. As a part of their study, juniors invited small children to come to Car- roll for play sessions. Senior girls Worked extensively with sewing and had a limited amount of cooking the first of the year. Art Students Develop Individual Styles. First period Art Class gained insight into space by designing freeforrns from pieces of Balsa Wood. Home Ec. girls learned basics of art in working with display cases. Oil painting was one of the highlights of the second period art class this year. Still life drawings, figure studies, printing painting, and sculpturing were just a few of the areas covered for vari- ous class projects. Many students developed their own skills by making posters signs, displays, and backdrops for the school. In the spring the stu- dents had a chance to display their year's Work along with the elementary and PSI IOTA Xl County Art Show. 39 Q C 2 ll lf i l Driver Education Teaches Safety Reaction from the accelerator to the brake could mean the difference between life and death. Driver education in- structs students on the proper way to drive, safety precautions and some in- ternal workings of the car. This course is valuable be- cause the student is given practical experience with the supervision of an in- structor. Films through- out the year helped to make the students more conscientious about their driving. Late in the year a car safety demonstration was given for the benefit of regular driver educa- tion students or any other student interested. This car is a familiar one in school sessions as well as the summer. Physical Ed. and Health Promote Hygiene. Physical education and health classes form an important part of a student's education. Fit bodies and fit minds go together. These classes inform students on how and Why to be healthy and give encouragement and practice in carrying out what they've learned. 41 Shop Boys Learn from Special Projects. Shop boys gained expe- rience in working with dif ferent types of machinery Students learned that Welding takes skill and patience. Individual proj - ects gave the boys a chance to make what they Wanted to, while group projects developed co- operation. Making and painting hurdles for the track team was a joint effort this year. Drafting and Printing Demand Exaetness. In drafting classes the basics of architecture were taught to the boys. They had to design and sketch different kinds of buildings, making sure they effectively used the space and safety devices. V Mr. Peterson not only had duties in drafting, but he also taught students how to set up type and run the printing presses . 43 G ,E E L Q ? il if E 5 fa 14 E ACTIVITIES 9 L I I, I,,W .,., , ., ,I.,,,,-.. ...I,..,,... ....l. I .. 3 Student Council Adopted a Constitution SEATED: Mr. Turner, Sponsor, Mr. Baker, Sponsor, J. Myer, V. President, J. Shambaugh, Presidentg R. Mylet, Secretary, Mr.Rector, Sponsor. STANDING: S. Allen, T. Bixler, C. Brower, W. Cooke, B. Pullen, D. Lesh, M. Hood, M. Becker, J. Myers, S. Jordan, C. Gangloff. Student Council sponsored many new projects this year. S Their greatest undertaking was a Student Council con- stitution. A major article provided for a two -year term for representatives with staggered elections. Members also provided for the Homecoming Queen ceremony and cheerleader tryouts and elections. Throughout the year the stu- dent body and teachers en- joyed convocations chosen by the Student Council. Ser- vices for the school in- cluded additional mirrors in the girls' restroom and a record player and speakers for school dances. They also served refreshments for a Swimming Coaches' Clinic and 3 guidance meeting for Student council members are proud of their purchase for school dances. next year's freshmen. HSLA and Honor Society Help the School. SITTING: B. Kelly, Treasurer, S. Brower, Secretary, C. Brower, Student Council, J. Davis, Mrs. Stella, Sponsor, J. Bryan, President. STANDING: D. Forgey, C. Stephan, K. Dillon, S. Hardy, P. Diebold, D. Clem, S. Flora, P. Barnard, P. Burns, V. President. Hoosier Student Librarian Association and National Honor Society both provided services for the school this year. H.S. L.A. bought a projection screen and sponsored a Book Fair, and National Honor Society sponsored the coat check at the ballgarnes. QL to Rl lst ROW: Mrs. Scott, Sponsor, Mrs. Douglas, Sponsor, S. Pickart, President, J. Shambaugh, V. President, N. John- son, Secretaryg C. Helvie, Treasurer, S. Allen, Student Coun- cil, 2nd ROW: C. Reef, M. Hood, J. Long, A. Davis, G. Mar- tin, D. Mann. 3rd ROW: J. Myer, G. Duff, S. Sutton, N. Alter, P. Sibray, J. Ayres. 4th ROW: M. Welk, J. Curts, S. Hardy, K. Butcher, W. Cooke, T. Bixler, 5th ROW: J. Squier, D. Cosby, A. Guyer, J. Reef. 47 Sunshine Girls Worked on Many Projects Stmshine Officers: Toni Short, presidentg Ann Guyer, Vice Presidentg Sally Pickart, secretaryg Dianna Cosby, treasurerg Vicki Lesh, assistant treasurerg Rosemary Mylet, reporterg Brenda Mullendore, Song Leaderg and Jen- nifer Shambaugh, Student Council representative. Sunshine Society had a wide variety of activities this year. A formal initiation was held in the fall. Two formal dances, Fall Fantasy and The Night Cupid Struck, highlighted social events. Having secret peanut pals was a new project. The girls, Who put presents in their pals' lockers when they Weren't looking, revealed their ident- ity at a special party. Another project was a girls' basketball game. Ideal ladies were chosen, and a tea Was held in April. Senior members were guests at a banquet in May and were given gifts . Sunshine girls represented the Carroll society at district and state conventions . Several service projects were also undertaken. The girls helped with the Mothers' March and donated money to the Riley Fund. They also served coffee to teachers on grading day at the end of the first semester. Hi-Y Boys Show Interest in Many Things. Sponsors, Mr. Torn Odden, Mr. Lowell Draffeng President, Joe Forgeyg Vice President, Gary Duffy Secretary, Paul Sibray5 Treasurer, John Myer, Student Council, Dan Leshg Sergeant at Arms, Roger Myer, Chaplain, Mike Mc- Dowell The Hi-Y was the co- sponsor of the Sweetheart Dance held on Valentines Day and the annual semi-formal dance given last fall. At Christmas time, as in the past, they gave Christmas baskets to the needy people in the community. The Father and Son Banquet was the scene of inducting the new 1965-66 Hi-Y members. Reverend Frank Guyatt showed films of the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. Mr. Draffen is speaking at the Father and Son Banquet while new initiates listen with interest. 49 Latin Club Gains State Recognition. Latin Club and its sponsors gained state recognition by serving as scholarship bank- ers for the State and by having Toni Short serve as State Recording Secretary. The Roman Rock , State Convention, and Roman Banquet highlighted the year's social events. This year's officers were Gaye Martin and joe Forgey, consulsg Ann Guyer, quaestorg jand Long and Mary Hood, aedilesg Rita Sheagiey, scribag Shirley Eller, princeps cibig Rosemary Mylet, nuntius and john Myer, student council representative. 50 French Club Enjoys Talks on Europe FRONT ROW: Mrs. Circle, Sponsor, N. Johnson, Pres., J. Squier, Sec , T Cl'11flI1Ck, Treas , T Smrth Vice Pres , W Cooke, student council. SECOND ROW: J. Bryan, M. Zinn, B Pullen S P1ckart, A Davis, K Ayres P Sibray, J. Hilton, D. Cosby, W. Archibald, M. Mockerman, B. Moore, K McWhorter THIRD ROW D Lesh, J Myer, M. Beckner, S. Arnold, C. Julius, T. Wilson, D. Shedron C Brower, D Moore, J Cosby E Stephans M Metz FOURTH ROW: J. Mann, K. Hufty, T. Landis, G. Duff, T Myer, K Shriver, A Shuler, J Harness, B Howard, P. Verkes, G. Clem, J. Pullen, G. Overholser. FIFTH ROW J Squier, J Brower, D Hendrrckson, J Keyes, D. Barber, J. Joyce, J. Snyder, S. Ross, B. Baker, L. Garrrson, A Hedges T Smes, T Myer The French Club has many varied and worthwhile programs. Talks were given by local residents who had toured France and other European countries. Mr . Eldon Pressler gave an interesting program on European countries and showed films of France and gave a background of French life. The picture at the right is showing first year members trying their hand at being Can-Can Girls at one of the meet- ings . The club plans to use some of their profit to purchase a Cassell's French- English Dictionary, a new subscription to Paris Match , and several French rec- ords . 5l Speech Club Offers Valuable Experience. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Reifel, Mrs. Scheidi' sponsors, R. Myletflvlfflf, Pres., J. Myerflf, Student Council, J. Mannflf Corr. Secretary, J. Shambaughflfflvlf, V. Pres., J. Berkshirellf, Treas.5 Sheryl Allenilcklf, Rec. Secretary, SECOND ROW: J. Keyesif, D. Hendrickson, J. Michealfk, C. Stephan, G. Clemflf, M. Trapp, C. Toddflf, M. Bowman. THIRD ROW: B. Minichilf, C. Gangloffif, T. Chittick, V. Lesh, J. Curtslf, K. Butcherif, J. Ayres, K. Millsflf. BACK ROW: S. Sut- ton, W. Cooke, C. Stiles, B. Moorellf, T. Jack, B. Koupflf, T. Smith, T. Bixlerflf, Stars indicate number of degrees earned in NFL. 'l'Degree of Merit '!0lfDeg1-ee of Honor 'l'2l l'Degree of Excellence Speech Club members earned many degrees in Na- tional Forensic League this year by participating in con- tests and giving speeches for organizations outside school. Students participated in dra- matic, humorous, oratorical, original and extemporaneous speaking as Well as poetry and radio. Pictured at the left, Judy Berkshire helps Ben Moore stack magazines for use in extemporaneous speaking at a contest. 52 Students Work in Qther Musical Groups Swing Band unlike the other two groups, is not a new performing group. This group is made up of volunteers from the band. Groups such as this are now part of many school's curriculum listed as Stage Band. They play various types of music from old stand- ards, to dance band. This vocal ensemble, Swing Chorus, is also new to the Music Department. Students for this group were au- ditioned from the Concert Choir. Their performance consists of Pop Tunes and swinging vocal arrange- ments, This is a new group to Carroll High this year made up of band students. They usually play German Polkas and dress in a comical fashion thus deriving the name Nut Band. 53 Home Ec. Club Hosts Guest Speakers. Home Ec. Club meetings had several special features this year. Guest speakers were Mrs. Bruce Meyer, who gave a talk on dental care, an administrator of the Lo- gansport State Hospital, and a panel of teachers who talked on dating and marriage. Many club members modeled in the Home Ec. Style Show, Dreams That Dazzel Daisies. A dance, St. Patrick's Promenade , was sponsored by Home Ec. Club and F. F.A. in March. Shown below are Mrs. Cora St. Amand and Mrs. Eleanor Milner, sponsors doing their skit about home economics teachers. Officers were S. Reames, Pres.g M. Hood, V. Pres., D. Hodge, Sec., C. Gangloff, Treas.3 P. Hutson, rept.g C. Segraves, song leaderg J. Curts, pianist, B. Pullen, student council rep. F F A Promotes Interest In Farming. Future Farmers of America gives boys who are interested in farming a chance to explore and learn about various areas of farming. Steve Mills, sponsor, and the boys have found field trips to be helpful in their studies. The chapter voted to start a gilt chain and a sow was purchased and given to Gary Yeakley. Gne of the social ac- tivities this year vvas the FFA-FI-IA Dance. Officers this year were M. Flora, presidentg J. Archibald, Vice President, G. Duff, secretary, M. Wagoner, treasurer, H. jones, sentinelg M. Huffer reporter, and S. jordan, Student Council represen- tative. 1 i ATHLETICS 1 4 Lights and Bleachers Were New Addltlons SEATED: C. Stiles, K. Morrison, L. Garrison D Helms S Wilson D Schuler E Stephens M Metz B Addison T Landes, H. Parrnon. 2nd ROW: J. Cline T Myer, J Ross D Cr1pe, D Barrowchff H Mertz T Srnes L Johnson K. Krauss, J. Myer, J. Harness, G. Zinn B Howard D Lesh R Srnes A Schuler 3rd ROW Asst Coach Dean Day Enthusiasm for football has been mounting each year as spectators increase their understanding of this sport. Two new features were added to the football field this year. New lights enabled the boys to play night games, and new bleachers gave spectators more convenience in see- ing and cheering their team. With support from the spectators and en- couragement from boys on the bench, the players kept up their spirit throughout the games. Members of the football squad along with their coach, jir.. Puett, are anxious to meet the challenge of next year's season. in CarroII's Third Football Season. Don Clem--Manager, Tom Odden, T. Mylet, M. Mocherman, W. Cooke, M. McDowell, P. Ayres, B. Koup, T. Smith, Coach Puett, B. McCain, J. Spear, T. Dillon, S. Kreseen, J. Armstrong, M. Robinson, J. Dillon, B. Baker, T. Kinzer, S. Sutton Student Manager, Mr. Turner, Mr. Eaton. 59 MASH' -mYlKu.3?W?F+,l, ' ' V I SA Fi Carroll Cougars Aroused School Pride T. Sines, Stu. Mgr.3 D. Achor, L. Johnson, T. Smith, P. Sibray, S. Sutton, Stu. Mgr., G. Overholser, D. Day, Coachg J. Forgey, L. Draffen, Asst. Coachg W. Cooke, T. Myer, G. Zinn, D. Duff. Seniors, during their last year, were especi- ally proud of their team Their school spirit showed when they lined up and yelled at the ball games when the Cougars char-ged onto the floor. The Cougars, although they did not have a Winning season, were the pride of the Carroll students this year. This was the first year for the Cougars under the direction of Coach Day. But the boys and he Worked enthusiastically together to put forth their best. Tom Myer, a junior member of the team, brought state Wide recogni- tion to the Carroll Cougars . At one time during the sea- son he hit forty-one straight free throws. The team and students were especi- ally proud when he was named to the Hoosier Con- ference All Stars. , ' Freshman and B-Team Ball Players Look L. to R.: T. Seward, S. Miller, D. Daggy, J. Cline, G. Zinn, T. Jack, P. Ayres, B. Baker, K. Krauss, T. Myer, D. Cripe, M. Metz, T. Sines, Mgr., Mx. Draffen, Coach V fy,-if T V V . , Y FRONT ROW: Thresa Fincher, Lana Humphrey. BACK ROW: Pam Sheagley, Pat Sheagley. Forward to Being on the Varsity Team. Freshmen and B-team ball players gained experience in competing with other teams that will strengthen their ability as varsity players. Coaches Odden and Draffen led their teams to successful seasons. Work and desire plus good coaching proved to be the chief factors which enabled the teams to have good records. Cathy Todd, Mara Bowman, Nancy Allen, and Lindy Ayres cheered the team to victory. FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Russell, S. Lesh, J. Cosby, Student Mgrs. D. Wolf, J. Cripe, E. Oyler, T. Howard, C, Hicks, BACK ROW: B. Kingery, B. Tinsman, T. Cooke, J. Wells, K, Sheagley, Coach Odden, S. Sheagley, D. Mocherman, M. Grey, D. Hood, J. Armstrong. Swimmers Participated in Exciting Meets Left to right--TOP ROW--Mr. Eaton, D. Clem, S. Landrum, L. Sorrells, J. Delaplane, S. Jordan, D. Lesh, J. Harness, J. Milner, B. Howard, J. Payne, R. Gibson, D. Fisher, T. Hicks, K. Garrison, A. Hedges, R. Miller, G Yeakley, R. Carmen Tension! Excitement! Exhaustion! These were the feelings of the Carroll swimmers before, during, and after a swimming meet. Coach Ron Eaton stressed fast starts, preci- sion, concentration, speed, and endurance as necessary abilities for good competition. The boys practiced hard this year and in- creased their wins over last year. 64 Q 1 ,- Q, , nf ,. ' J' 4 1 f gb. :W .Q ,. A. ,- f ., W.. ini-wigrggww 1+ hmrwnmfv wswmw- me Track and Cross Country Teams Require FRONT ROW L. to R.: M. Kreseen, L. Garrison, M. Graham, K. Shriver, P. Sibray, J. Forgey, T. Bixler, T. Se- ward, S. Jackson, SECOND ROW: D. Moore, S. Sheagley, L. Sorrells, T. Myer, J. Hughes, B. Baker, J. Armstrong, S. Kreseen, L. Robison, S. Jackson, B. Short, T. Smith, M. Grey, Coach Baker, D. Hood, Coach Eaton. The Carroll track team had a headlining season and the members Worked hard to have a good one . . Paul Sibray, a senior member, brought honors to the team by a good performance in the regional which qualified him for the sectional at Fort Wayne . There Paul re- ceived a fourth place in the half-mile. 66 Hard Work, Long Hours and Endurance. Cross country is a very de- manding sport. 'Team members put in long hours of practice be- fore meets. Even the weather was no hindrance. During bad Weather boys practiced by run- ning around the halls of school. Boys developed strong loyalty to their team, giving every ounce of effort to push forward a vic- tory. FRONT ROW D Garrison, E Denison, J Moss, T Seward, J. Cosby, D. Daggy. BACK ROW: D. Moore B Vmey, P Sibray, T Jack, K Shrlver, G Wolfe, Coach Baker. Baseball Gives Students a Summer Sport. FRONT ROW: L. to R., J. Payne, R. Hanna, A. Shuler, P. Sibray, L. Johnson, SECOND ROW: M. Burns, K. Krauss, B. Tinsman, G. Zinn, S. Miller, M. Metz. BACK ROW: Coach Fraley, D. Hood, T. Myer, B. Baker, W. Cooke, T. Smith, S. Sutton. Even though the classes are out, one sport carries on through the summer. This sport is baseball. Coach Fra1ey's team began practice before the school year ended for preparation to meet their opponents. En- thusiasm for the sport was shown by the many shouts heard on the field. At the lower right Tony Smith is pictured await- ing the pitch. 68 Cheerbloek and Cheerleaders Back Team Carroll High School had cheer- leaders and a cheerblock to be proud of this year. Through cooperation and practice, they presented yells that helped to build school spirit and back the team. Cheerleaders Toni Short, Rita Sheagley, Gaye Martin and Pam Hutson worked hard pre- paring posters to create extra enthusiasm for the games. 1 5-Bi! - - C-Club, Intramural Stress Sportsmanship C-Club members adapted a code of ethics this year for all present and future members to follow. Officers were J. Forgey, presidentg Paul Sibray, vice presidentg S. jackson, secretaryg M. McDowell, treasurergj. Milner, ser- geant-at-armsg and T. Bixler, student council representative. Ron Eaton, Bob Fraley and Dean Day were sponsors. Each year intramural presents a sportsmanship trophy. This year's Winner, Steve jackson, received this honor at a basketball game between the Intramural All-Stars and the Fac- ulty FoXes. Victory Went to the faculty. 70 Athletic Boosters Contribute to Sports Athletic Boosters are an asset to sports at Car- roll. This year they pur- chased a cougar mascot, football bleachers, lights and other sports equip- ment. Team members and cheerleaders repre- senting the various sports were honored at the Ath- letic Banquet in the spring. Howard Sharp was guest speaker. 71 I I-ff 1---V I Q v n I L i I 1 4 I 1 X w 1 ! W2 PERSCNALITIES CarroII's Administrators and Secretaries Members of our School Board include: Mr. Robert Ayres, Mr. Earl Rodkey, Mr. Leonard Ireland, Mr. Ralph Pearson, Mr. Floyd Hylton, Mr. Carl Landes. Superintendent Leonard Ireland has a large variety of duties and obligations to the corporation. Pre- paring budgets and reports are only two of his many responsibilities . Mrs. john Ayres, sec- retary to the superinten- dent, keeps busy with payrolls, bookkeeping and other secretarial Work. 74 T3E3iihWM2W3WEQ2'aVxhR:aiW'Z:'1''Wf 3i7'5i+'3HL' iiwiisl-?'i'WNPi?Y?f2? Keep the School Running Smoothl . S io,o t we fQ e Af+ffI-'l K f f?fgiig92a'3fw if . ' l A H . ,. ,. .. As principal, Paul K. Turner organized and su- pervised school activities . Besides his regular duties Mr. Turner sometimes substituted for teachers who were ill. Mrs . Fred Martin, school secretary, handled the school's business, both within the school and with outside organizations Her voice became a familiar one at school as she made announcements over the intercom system Sponsoring Grganizations As Well Mrs. Charlene Davis, B.A. Purdue, Univer- sity, Physical Education Mr. Dean Day, B.S. 8: M.S. Indiana Univer- sity, Driver Training, Physical Education, Basketball Mrs. Effie Douglas, A.B. Manchester, M.S. Purdue University, Counselor, Language Mr. Robert Fraley, B.S. Ball State U., Social Studies, Athlete Director, Baseball Miss Sharon Gardner, B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Business Ed. Mr. Jay Jones, B.S. Manchester College, Business Education Miss Betty Keitel, A.B. Indiana State College, Language, Math X Mr. Stephen Mills, B.S. and M.S. Purdue University, Vocational Agriculture, Science 76 Mr. Stephen Ashby, B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Industrial Arts Mr. Louis Baker, B.S. Manchester College, Math, Track, Cross Country Mrs. Sherrill Circle, H.B. Purdue, Language, English Mr. Lowell Draffen, B.S. Purdue University, English Mr. Ronald Eaton, B.S. Indiana State Col- lege, Biology, Swimming Mr. Vance Fincher, B.S. Indiana U., M.S. Purdue U., English ffl 1 As Teaching Keep Teachers Busy. Mrs. Eleanor Milner, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Vocational Home Economics Mr. Thomas Odden, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Science, Mathematics Mr. Frank Parente, B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Band, Chorus Mrs. Karen Rieffel, A.B. Purdue Univer- sity, English, Play Director Mr. Robert Rieffel, B.S. Purdue University, Science Miss Sandra Robinson, B.S. Ball State Uni- versity, Art, Yearbook Sponsor versity, Librarian, Mathematics 77 Mrs. Mary Jane Stella, A.B. Purdue Uni- Mr. John Peterson, B.S. Indiana State College, Industrial Arts Mr. James Puett, A.B. Butler University, Social Studies, Football MI. William Rector, B.S. Morehead College, M.S. Indiana University, Coun- selor, Social Studies Mrs. Pamela Scheid, A.B. Indiana Univer- sity, English, Speech, Journalism Mrs. Martha Scott, B.S. Manchester College, M.S. wisconsin, Math, Healthier safety Mrs. Cora St. Amand, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Vocational Home Economics Cooks, Custodians, and Bus Drivers Mr. 8: Mrs. Yoder kept our school shining and are always on hand when needed. Mr. Hicks relieved Mr. Mitchell for a long night ahead keeping watch in the school. Compliments on the appearance of Carroll High School are results of the Work done by the custodians . Many hours Were spent in caring for school equipment. Along With caring for the school, they took charge of setting up for various meetings to be held. Mr. King was quick to repair damages done to the school. Serve the School QU! ,. Preparing meals for over five hundred people, to be ready in three shifts, is quite an under- taking. The cooks, who were responsible for doing this, worked well under the direction of Mrs. Mildred I-Iausenfluck. Serving the students and faculty members in a matter of very few minutes took the cooperation of each one. Those pictured at the left are Donnabelle Myer, Doris Sheagley, Winifred Landes, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Kingery, JoAnn Segraves, and Mildred Hausenfluck. Bus drivers also served the students in trans- porting them to and from school. Patience and nerves of steel were two of the qualifications for this job, for there were several problems encountered. Driving this year and pictured below were B. Stephens, J. Seward, W. Hicks V. Hausenfluck, J. Downham, V. Frantz, D. Duff, M. Sanderson, C. Rhine, J. Loman, D. Ross, M. Ayres, G. Ehrman, P. Achor, J. Nep- tune. l Seniors Found Very Little Tlme to Relax During Thelr Busy Year President Neil Alter Secretary Marion Huffer Treasurer Benton Moore Student Council Representative Mary Hood Vice President Kenny Anderson JAMES EARL ALLEN--Hi-Y 1-43 Latin Club 3,4. SHERYL LYNN ALLEN--Student Council 43 Honor Society 3,43 Sunshine l-43 Latin Club 1-4, Tribune 13 JCL l-43 Speech Club 1-4, Recording Secretary 3,43 NFL 2-43 Argosy Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,43 Girl State 3, Alternate 1,23 Band 1-4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Majorette 3,43 Cheer Block 4. NEIL DEE ALTER--Class President 2-43 Student Council 13 Honor Society 2-43 Boys State 3. KENNETH MICHAEL ANDERSON--Class Secretary 2, Vice President 3,43 Hi-Y 1-45 Band 43 Intramural 1,2,4. JOHN C. ARCHIBALD--Hi-Y 1-43 Latin Club 1-43 JCL 1-4 FFA 1-4, Vice President 43 Band li Track 1,23 Intramural 4. 80 I MICHAEL DAVID BISHOP--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 2-45 JCL 2-45 Track 1,25 Cross Country 15 Swim Team 1,25 Intramural 3,4, IRENE BOUSUM- -Sunshine 2-4. CI-IERYL ANN BRIGGS--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Cheer Block 1 -4. SHARON LEE BROWER--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1,45 JCL 15 Home Economics Club 3,45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 2-45 Librarian 45 H.S.L.A. 4, Secretary 4. THOMAS LEE BROWER--Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Swim Team 15 Intramural 3. MARY JILL BRYAN--Sunshine 1-45 French Club 1-45 Home Economics Club 3,45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-45 Librarian 3,45 H.S.L.A. 3,4, Secre- tary 3, President 4. LINDA LOU ATKISSON--Sunshine 1-45 French Club 1-4, Treasurer 35 Cheer Block 2. JOHN E. AYRES--Student Council 15 Honor Society 3,45 Hi-Y l-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Class Play 35 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Cross Country 35 Intramural 3,4, KAREN ANN AYRES--Sunshine 1-45 French Club 1-45 Home Economics Club 45 Argosy Staff 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-4. JOYCE ANN BARNHART- -Sunshine l-45 Latin Club l-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Argosy Staff 45 Cheer Block 1-4. DAVID BARROWCLIFF--Track 1,25 Swimming 3,45 Football 2-4. JUDY KAYE BERKSHIRE--Sunshine 45 Latin Club 45 JCL 45 Speech Club 4, Treasurer5 NFL 45 Class Play 45 Cheer Block 45 Entered 1,2,3 Camden. 81 REGINA KAY BURGE--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL l-45 Home Economics Club 35 School Paper 4. PEGGY JOYCE CALENDER--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 45 JCL 45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Argow Staff 45 Band 1-45 Swing Band l-45 Nut Band 45 Cheer Block 4. MARGARET KATHLEEN CATRON--Sunshine 1-4 5 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. CONNIE LYNN CHRISTIANSEN--Sunshine 1-45 Chorus 1,254 DONALD RAY CLEM--Hi-Y 1-45 Band 1-45 Swing Band 45 Football 3,45 Swim Team 45 Intramural 2,35 Librarian 2-45 H.S.L.A. 3,4. GAYLE ANN DAVIS--Student Council 35 Honor Society 2-45 Sunshine 1-45French Club 2-4, Pres. 35 Argosy Staff 3,45 Band 1,45 Cheer Block 2-4. JANE ANN DAVIS--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Cheer Block 1-45 Librarian 45 I-l.S.L.A. 4, Reporter. JAMES CHARLES DELAPLANE--Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 1-45 Argosy Staff 45 Class Play 35 Football 25 Swim Team l-45 C-Club 4. VICKI LYNN DELRYMPLE--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 2,3- Horne Economics Club 3,45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. 7 DELBERT DELSON DENISON--FFA 3,4. fNot Picturedj LINDA LOU DILLON--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 35 Cheer Block 3,4. THOMAS E. DILLON--FFA l-45 Band 45 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 3,45 Track 15 C-Club 3,4. SHERRY ELAINE EGLEHOFF--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. 82 SHIRLEY KAY ELLER--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Cheer Block 1-4. SANDRA KAY FIFE--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-4. JOSEPH RICHARD FISHER--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Class Play 3,45'Band 1-45 Swing Band 1-45 Swim Team 1-45 C-Club 3,4. MARK EUGENE FLORA--Class President 15 Student Council 25 FFA 1-4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Boys State Alternate 3. SARA ELLEN FLORA--Sunshine l-45 French Club 25 Home Economics Club 3,45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 35 Librarian 4. JOE EDWARD FORGEY--Hi-Y 1-4, President 45 Latin Club 3-4, Consul 45 Basketball 1-45 Track 1-45 Cross Country 1-3 C-Club 3-4, President 4. PATRICIA ANN FOUTS--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 School Paper 45 Band 1-45 Swing Band 1-45 Nut Band 45 Cheer Block 4. ROGER GIBSON--Swim Team 3,4. TONYA CHRISTINE HARNESS- -Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club I-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics 2-45 Cheer Block 1,2. JANET DARLENE I-IECKATHORNE--Sunshine 1-35 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 2,35 Librarian 1. CHARLOTTE LYNN HELVIE--Honor Society 2-4, Treasurer 45 Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Argow Staff 45 Band 1-4, Reporter 45 Cheer Block 4. BETTY JANE HENDRIX--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 Home Economics Club 2,45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1,2,45 JCL 1-4. 83 THOMAS ROY HICKS--Hi-Y 15 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Argosy Staff 45 Football 15 Swim Team 2-45 Intramural 1,45 C-Club 4. DIANN L. HODGE--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club I-45 JCL l-45 Home Economics Club 2-4, Secretary 45 Argosy Staff 3,45 Band 15 Cheer Block 2-4. MARY KATHRYN I-IOOD--Class Treasurer 25 Student Council 45 Honor Society 3,45 Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-4, Assistant Treasurer 2,45 Aedile 45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-4, Vice Pres. 45 Argosy Staff 45 Band 1,45 Swing Band 2,45 Pom Pom Girl 45 Cheer Block 45 Cheerleaders 1-3, Freshmen 1, B-team 2,3. MARION CHARLES HUFFER--Class Treasurer 1, Vice Pres. 2, Secretary 3,45 Hi-Y 1-45 FFA 2-45 Class Play 35 Basket- ball 15 Intramural 2-4. MARY LOU HUFFER--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. DENNIS MICHAEL HUMPHREY--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 35 Intra- mural 4. KAREN SUE HURLEY--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 35 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. JIM HYLTON--Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 French Club 2-4. ANDREW HARRIS JACKSON--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Band 15 Swing Band 15 Swim Team manager 2. RICHARD JACKSON--F.F.A. 1-45 Football 354. NELDA JEAN JOHNSON--Class Vice Pres. 15 Honor Society 3,4, Secretary 45 Latin Club I-45 JCL 1-45 French Club 3,4 Pres. 45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Argosy Staff 2-45 Cheer Block 1-4. HERB DALE JONES--FFA 3,45 Band 1,25 Swim Team 1,25 Intramural 3. 84 STEVEN KENT JORDAN--Student Council 45 Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 FFA 1-4, Parliamentarian 45 Argosy Staff 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Swim Team 152,45 C-Club 4. REBECCA ANN KELLY--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Cheer Block 1-45 Librarian 2-45 H.S.L.A. Treas- urer 4. TERRY LEE IGELLY--FFA 2-45 Chorus 45 Intramural 154. STEVE CHARLES KRESEEN--Latin Club 2-45 JCL 2-45 FFA 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Football 2-45 Track 152,45 Intra- mural 3,45 C-Club 3,4. MARY JO LANE--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 3545 Class Play 35 Band 15 Cheer Block 2-4. JANE ANN LONG--Honor Society 2-45 Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-4, Aedile 45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-4, Recorder 25 Argosy Staff 4, Class Play 3, Chorus 1, Cheer Block 1-4. SHARON YVONNE LUCAS--Sunshine 45 Latin Club 45 JCL 45 Chorus 45 Cheer Block 35 Entered 4, Camden. JOHN DALE MaCURDY--FFA 1-45 Band 1-45 Swing Band 45 Chorus 45 Nutt Band 4. DEBORAH ANN MANN--Honor Society 2-45 Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Argosy Staff 3,45 Class Play 35 Chorus 1,45 Majorette 3,45 Cheer Block 1-4. GAYE ANN MARTIN--Class Secretary 15 Honor Society 2-45 Sunshine 1-4, Vice President 35 Latin Club 1-4, Scriba 2, Consul 45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 25 Argosy Staff 2-45 Co-editor 3, Editor 45 Class Play 45 Band 15 Cheer Block 15 Cheer Leader 1-4, B-Team 2, Varsity 3, Captain 4. ROBERT J. MATSON--Hi-Y 15 Track 15 Intramural 1-4. MEREDITH MAXWELL 85 GALEN LEE MILLER--Hi-Y 1-45 Track 15 Intramural 2-4. TIMOTHY LEE MILLER- -I-Ii-Y l-45 Latin Club l-45 JCL 1-45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Cross Country 2,35 Intra- mural 3,4, REATHA MOCHERMAN--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 Chorus 152,45 Cheer Block 1,2. BENTON JOHN MOORE--Class treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2-45 Latin Club 2-45 JCL 2-45 Speech Club 3,45 Argosy Staff 45 Class Play 35 Chorus 15 Librarian 151-l.S.L.A. 1. DONNA KAY MOORE--Sunshine 3,45 French Club 2,35 Home Economics Club 15 School Paper 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 3 . DAVID EARL MYER--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 2-45 JCL 2-45 Class Play 35 Band 15 Basketball 1,25 Track 15 Cross Country 1-35 Intramural 3,45 Entered 1, Camden. JOHN ROBERT MCCAIN--Hi-Y 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Football 2-45 Swim Team 35 Librarian 35 C-Club 3,4. JERRY DEVON McCARTY--Hi-Y 1-45 FFA 1-45 Chorus 4, Basketball 25 Intramural 1-4. MICHAEL LYNN McDOWELL--Hi-Y 1-4, Chaplain 45 Foot ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Swim Team 35 C-Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Entered 1,2, Camden. HARRY MERTZ--Band 1,25 Swing Band 15 Football 45 Swim Team 2-4. CATHERINE MANETTA MICHAEL--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-35 Home Economics Club 3,45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. GARY LEE MICHAEL--Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-4. I 86 ROGER DAVID MYER--Hi-Y 1-4 Sergeant at arms 45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Basketball 15 Football 25 Intramural 45 Stu. Varsity Basketball Student Mgr. 2,3. ROSEMARY MYLET--Student Council sec. 45 Sunshine 1-4, Reporter 45 Latin Club 1-4, Nuntius 45 JCL 1-45 Speech Club 1-4, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. 45 NFL 2-45 Class Play 3,45 Band 1,25 Cheer Block 3,45 Student Council Rep. 4. GALEN LEE PERRY--Hi-Y 1-45 Band 1-45 Swing Band 2-45 Chorus 45 Nut Band 45 Intramural 3,4. SARAH LOUISE PICKART--Class treasurer 35 Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 45 Sunshine 1-4, Sec. 45 French Club 2-4, Sec. 35 Home Economics Club 2-4, Sec. 35 Argosy Staff 25 Class Play 3,45 Alternate Girls State 35 Chorus 15 Cheer Block 2-4. BEVERLY KAY PULLEN--Student Council 45 Sunshine 1-45 French Club 2-45 Home Economics Club 2-4, treasurer 3, student council 45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-4. RONNY DEE PULLEN DAVID LEE RAILER--Latin Club 1-35 JCL 1-3. SEDONNA SUE REAMES--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-4, Pres. 15 Speech Club 1-45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-4. CHERYL LEE REEF--Honor Society 3,45 Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-4. BOB RICHTER MICHAEL KIT ROBISON--Argosy Staff 45 Band 15 Football 2-45 Track 1. HELEN MARIE SCOTT--Sunshine 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 JCL 3,45 Cheer Block 3,4. B7 BONNIE LOU SEEDORF--Sunshine 1-43 Home Economics Club 2-45 Band 1-43 Chorus 4. JENNIFER ANN SHAMBAUGH--Student Council 4, President 43 Honor Society 2-4, Vice President 43 Sunshine 1-4, Stu- dent Council Representative 43 Latin Club Scriba 33 JCL 1-43 Home Economics Club Speech Club 1-4, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice President 43 NFL 1-43 Argosy Staff 3,45 Class Play 33 Girls State 33 Cheer Block 1 -4. RITA MARIE SHEAGLEY--Sunshine 1-43 Latin Club 1-4, Nuntius 3, Scriba 43 JCL 1-43 Home Economics Club 2-43 Cheer Block I3 Cheer Leader 1-4, Freshman 1, B-Team 2, Varsity 3,4. JULETTA ALICE SHIRAR--Sunshine 1-4 Home Economics Club 2-4. 5 TONI SUE SHORT--Student Council 1,23 Honor Society 2,33 Sunshine 1-4, Song Leader 2, Secretary 3, President 43 Latin Club 1-4, Tribune 1, Nuntius 2, Consul 33 JCL 1-4, I.J.C.L. Recording Sec. 43 Home Economics Club 2-43 Argosy Staff 3,43 Girl State 33 Chorus 13 C Cheer Leader 1-4, Freshman 1, Varsity 2-4. PAUL EDWIN SIBRAY--Honor Society 3,43 Hi-Y 1-43 French Club 2-43 Boy State 33 Basketball 1-43 Baseball 1-43 Track 1-43 Cross Country 1-43 C-Club 3,4. 1-4, Tribune 1, 2-4, Reporter 43 French Club 1,23 heer Block 13 RICHARD WAYNE SINES--I-Ii-Y 1-43 Latin Club 1-43 JCL 1-43 Class Play 3,43 Football 2-43 Baseball 1'3Q Track 1,23 Intramural 2-4. BONNIE SUE SKILES--Sunshine 1-43 Home Economics Club 2-43 Chorus 43 Cheer Block 1-4. DANIEL CHARLES SNELL--Hi-Y 1-43 FFA I-4, Sentinel 43 Intramural 1-4. JULIE KAY SPARKS--Sunshine 1-43 Argosy Staff 43 French Club 1,43 Home Economics Club 2-43 Chorus 13 Cheer Block 1-4. JAMES MAX SPEAR--FFA 1-43 Football 2-43 Intramural 33 C-Club 4. CHARLES FRED STILES JR.--Speech Club 43 Class Play 43 Football 3,43 Intramural 43 C-Club 4. 88 R1cHARD LEE TATMEN--FFA 1,4, Entered 4, Delphi. CAROLYN ELAINE WALKER--sunshine 1-4, Latin Club 1-4 5 JCL 1-4. DANNY WILSON--Student Council 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 45 JCL 45 French Club 45 Speech Club 45 Class Play 45 Chorus 45 Entered 4, Springfield, Illinois. JANE MARIE WILSON--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Cheer Block 1525 Class Play 4. JOYCE ANN WILSON--Sunshine 1-45 Latin Club 1-45 JCL 1-45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Speech Club 45 NFL 4. GAIL ANNE WOLFE--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 35 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 2-4. LINDA K. WYRICK--Sunshine 1-45 Home Economics Club 3,45 School Paper 45 Class Play 35 Cheer Block 1-4. GEORGE YOUNG--Intramural 45 Entered 4, Western. MELODY ANN ZINN--Sunshine 1-45 French Club 3,45 Home Economics Club 2-45 Argosy Staff 45 School Paper 45 Cheer Block 1-4. 89 Juniors Have Big Ideas for I966 Prom Q -Q, , 'S'- , X ,. 4 A f s M es fe E I eil' 1 .iv v ii ,A fl ' ffm 1 3? ww gf' X X 1 f A S is xiii S if Dean Achor Bill Addison Vicki Allen Bill Altic Vonda Archibald Joe Armstrong Sherry Arnold Ronald Austin Dan Barnard Pam Barnard Mark Beckner Tom Bixler Greg Bowman Kayleen Bozworth Carol Brower Mike Bu1'ns Patricia Burns Dan Butcher Kathy Butcher Darrell Chapman Roger Clingenpeel Carolyn Collins Will Cooke Dianna Cosby Judy Curts Tom Diebold Kay Dillon Gary Duff Lonnie Garrison Tony Gill Ann Guyer Kay Hamilton Larry Hanaway Susan Hardy James Harness Diane Herndon John Hess Carma Hicks Shirley Hopp Bill Howard Sandra Hughes Lana Humphrey Pam Hutson Tyghe Jack Stephen Jackson Lowell Johnson Cynthia Julius Jean Kelly Terry Kinzer Lonnie Kinzie Diane Knapp Bill Koup Tom Landes Dan Lesh Roberta Loman Deanna Lovvorn Sally Lovvorn Sandra Lucas Susan Lucas Kenneth Martin Joyce Matson Jane Mcllrath Kenneth McWhorter Cheryl Miller David Miller Rex Miller John Milner Mike Mocherman Barbara Moore Daniel Moore Brenda Mullendore John Myer Tom Myer Gary Overholser Allan Parman Jim Peterson Suzan Pilkinton Beth Pullen Troy Pullen Jenifer Reef Jane Russell Stephen Schaeffer Cindy Segraves Ann Seward Dikki Shedron Joe Sheetz Karl Shriver Alan Shuler James Simpson Devon Sink Tony Smith Jackie Squier Stan Sutton Marcia Vass Brenda Wagoner Meredith Wagoner JoAnn Washington Marie Welk Earl Wilson Tricia Wilson Tom Ye akley TERRI MOORE Deceased Missing Roger Proffitt Robert Richter Brenda Ritchey Charlene Young Linda Birley .41 W aa f .. weft Z it Sim, ii . ng, 5' , sx 4 X , was Sophomores Change Trend in Rings Vg li , , -' s 'X Y E at X if ,f 12 F 331.1 fr 's A Jennifer Allen Patricia Allen Phillip Ayres Carolyn Bailey I n,.l , N' H A -9 l,.f' ',,, - ' Q ey A kVlL- g W la? 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Susan Ross Judy Rusk Jon Sailors Tom Seward Donald Sheagley Pam Sheagley Pat Sheagley Dana Shuler Cheryl Sibray Lee Simpson Tom Sines Kathy Sink Janice Snyder Marilyn Spear Cindy Stephan Eddie Stephen Phillip Swisher Kathleen Tatman Theresa Taylor Nancy Tribbett Dennis Underhill Bill Viney Jack White Larry Williams Lois Williams Debbie Wilson Mary Jane Wilson Stephany Wilson Steve Wilson Glendon Wolfe Diana Yates Don Yeakley Missing: Gary Yeakley Larry Carter Pat Yerkes Dean Flora Pam Yoder Don Oglageo Greg Zinn Freshmen Like Change in School Life Class Officers Stan Lesh President Merrill Fife Vice President Mara Bowman Secretary Tom Cooke Treasurer Tom Howard Student Council Dolores Achor Beverly Addison Nancy Allen Janice Anthony John Armstrong Janet Ayres Lindy Ayres Steve Barnard Don Bames Leslie Barnett Joanna Billiard Bonnie Bousum Mara Bowman Mark Brim Janis Brower Geneva Brown Barbara Campbell Rick Carlile Cathie Christiansen Junior Claar Tom Cooke Herbie Coomer Jeff Cosby Jim Cripe Janis Davis Toni Delrymple Shirley Denison Pam Diebold Sally Dillon David Downham Rita Eller Darrell Fife Merrill Fife Karen Frantz Jackie Fulton Kay Funkhouser Debbie Garrison Tommy Gasaway Sharon Gibson Mickey Graham Mac Gray Mona Heffner 3 414 4 fi l Y Ja 1 s MQ YA My .M ,W N ms T52 Qi! o g ,, f l, mn An.. v but . 2 Sl? 9' , .W vs s,aser.m - V . x f . .:-.Inger K 'S X 5 K L 4, ,- 1 , .,,:.A-,E l Q is J ff -va frm' f ii Afr., f ,Ez ,f:.a,:,r .- f A - .S-H, S: S --,- 4- on .J J as L P V , '--- r i .4 ' vi, , ' f' P .Q ga f s - mfs ' , .. -an H . f lr f , f'-' ' . 21, -- L r, I J fl L - . .. 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N,-,,,. if S55 E 96 Tom Helvie Charlotte Hendrickson Duane Henry Rick Hester Charles Hicks Dana Hood Tom Howard John Hughes David Jackson Scott Jackson Tim James Peggy Kingery Bob Kingery Roxanne Kirkpatrick Mark Kreseen Nelson Kruger Stan Langston Terry Lantz Gary Lawson Stan Lesh Stephen Lucas Marjorie Maxwell Steve McKinney Bill Michael Carroll Miller Steve G. Miller Tom Miller Donna Mills Kathie Mills Phil Mitchell Dennis Mocherman Charles Morris Jeff Moss Ken Mull Tom Mummert David Myer Betty Oyler Eddie Oyler Sherry Parrett John Payne Don Pendleton Susan Perigo Becky Peterson Robert Pilkinton Judy Pinkard Steven Pinkard Shirley Reef Connie Reid Lenard Robison Pat Robison Roger Rudd Jerry Russell Bob Schult Carol Scott Freshman Eagerly Accepted Sweaters Missing: Ronnie Carter Aretta Proffitt Linda Pullen Mike Scott Priscilla Skiles Darrell Howell Marsha Shoemaker Rita Seward Kirk Sheagley Scott Sheagley Christie Shoemaker Robert Short Myron Sink Jon Slate Lee Sorrells Jane Squier Joyce Stout Vickie Stout Ellen Swisher June Tatrnan Bill Tinsman Cathy Todd David Toler Marlene Trapp Linda Tribbett Jim Wells Beverly Wolf Dana Wolf Deana Ye akley Candy Yoder .r.f4 ' -' X if af X M951- K ,, , 2 , ,Li .L Q MF 4 Xi xg W FRESHMEN GET NEW SWEATERS FRESHMEN TAIGE THE BACK A Faculty Serves Two Educational Levels. Mrs. Kathleen Stonebraker, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Home Economics Mrs. Bonita Stephan, A.B. Indiana University, English, Librarian Mrs. Julie Draffen, B.S. Purdue University, English Mr. Roger Daugherty, B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Social Studies, English Mr. Robert Morgan, B.S. Anderson, M.S. Mar- shal University, Counselor, Agriculture, Science Mr. Jerry Garrison, B.S. Ball State University, Physical Education, Science, Health, Coach Mrs. Eleanor Talarzyk, B.S. Purdue University, Remedial Reading c? 1.12 -- 2, iw' l 'ff 'H , Y? Mr. Orville Howard, B.S. Purdue University, M.S. Purdue University, Principal Mrs. Doris Duff, Secretary Mr. Gene Bell, B.S. Indiana State University, Music Mr. Kenneth D. Freeland, A.B. Franklin College, Math Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tilley, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Math Mr. Stanley Cronk, B.S. Ball State University, Social Studies Mr. Howard and Mrs. Duff have awaited the arrival of the buses . . . to end another day. 98 Mrs. Charlene Roberson, Indiana University, Second Grade Mrs. Marianne Smith, B.S. Marion College, Second Grade Mrs. Judith Odden, B.A. Purdue University, Second Grade 13 -H I eff Mr. Jesse Jones, A.B. Marshall University, Fourth Grade Mrs. Edith Chapman, Manchester College, Fourth Grade Miss Bernadette Blum, B.S. Barry, M.A. Marshall University, Fourth Grade Mr. Parker Dunham, A.B. Indiana University, P.G. Ball State University, Sixth Grade Mr. Galen Shope, B.S. Manchester College, M.S. Purdue University, Sixth Grade Mrs. Janet Douglas Moon, B.S. Marion, M.S. Wisconsin University, Music Mrs. Violet Dyson, B.S. Butler University, First Grade Mrs. Nancy Schuppert, Wisconsin State, First Grade Mrs. Sandra Bell, B.S. Indiana University, First Grade Mrs. Betty Mills, B.S. Franklin College, M.S. Ball State University, Third Grade Mrs. Aloha Freeland, B.A. Purdue University, Third Grade Miss Mary Jane Harter, B.S. Ball State Univer- sity, Third Grade Mrs. Georgianne Julius, B.S. Purdue Univer- sity, Fifth Grade Mrs. Margaretta Tobias, A.B. Manchester College, Fifth Grade Mrs. Carol Locke, B.A. David Lipscomb College, Fifth Grade Eighth Graders Look Toward Carroll X ,. V li,L gryy I P A ! W e s H., , ,.,.q...,. V V. . 5 . A x Q A . Q, he Wi? ' ih awsji rigging ,, 1' J ,.-F ff 1 A. 3527! ae 'wwf as 'W ' sr V .vra 1-, . A iff-if X Q i2 J , f .ff . -fn - I , , 1 ae 4 . 2 , ,3 .. .. K, .zo W 1 x r K wr X fr' -as YS: H, i .. . S 95 f f ' 9, 4. J 1 1 ' L f. F: .. ,A,-. . Q- ww 1 xt 5 Mi f V 1' - 1: ' ?ra Q A, ' H r Q is ar M K ri' iff S .--N A as Q as fl J -..,f David Albaugh Janet Altic Mark Altic Patricia Anderson Shelia Anthony Charles Armstrong Roger Bailey Nancy Baker Terry Bell Dick Bishop Thomas Boller Jennifer Bousum Jeff Bozworth John Bright George Brown Mary Brown Ellen Burge Michael Buttice Martha Cable Becky Chittick Neal Clem Susan Clem Dukie Cohee Donna Craig Steve Cripe Cathy Cromer Ivan Darling Brenda Davis Debby Deitz Dennis Delaplane Rebecca Disinger Michael Downham Diana Draper Rickie Draper Jerry Fife Dennis Funkhouser Jane Graham Susan Guise Teresa Helms Susan Henry Janet Hess Cathy Hodge Mary Hylton Terry Irwin Joseph Jenkins Martha Jenkins Madonna Jervis Belinda Johnson Richard Johnson Brenda Jones James Jones Janice Jones Mark Jones Connie Joyce Donald Kelly Kathy King Calvin Kruger Margaret Landrum Michael Landrum Charles Maxwell and Behind at Memories of Flora Pamela McKinley Vickie McQuinn Mary McWhorter Mike Merlz Jerelyn Michael Steve Miller Faith Mills Patricia Mocherman Crystal Morris Jeffrey Mummert Dale Myer Mark Myer Kathleen O'Donnell Kenneth Pennington Ned Peterson Ronald Peterson Jane Pickart Robert Pullen Manuel Ramonez Wannetta Randle Nikki Reames Rita Reef James Rieken Linda Roberson Patty Root Barbara Rusk Lynn Sanderson Kathy Seward JuaQuin Shambaugh Steven Shanks Kathie Sheagley Steve Sheagley David Shedron Janene Sieber Dean Sink Sherry Smith Leonard Snyder Jill Sparks Phillis Stephens David Stiles David Stout Gloria Stout Steven Swisher Roger Trent Joy Viney Wayne Voorhees John Wagoner Leonard Wagoner George Walters Regina Wilson Steve Wilson Gary Wolfe Vicky Woolley Kirk Yates Janice Yeakley Dale Yoder Lois Yoder LaDonna Young Gloria Zimmerman Donna Zinn Missing Austin Guy Ron Howell S u .R an , - W ,. -s MMZVQ 1 ' 2 s 9455? 4 , L as was ,. .. sr 'if A N aeawcffa , ,Q X , M if t, ,nigga Flora Seventh Graders Found School iw or e -rV'. iii ? r ' f i 1 ff .ras gi in an f ,o an if t 'F ,ye 9' A ', S' S. . f.. 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F Patricia Achor Larry Allen Deborah Anderson Betty Anthony Kevin Archibald Norman Austin Cindy Ayres Gloria Barnhart Debbie Baxter Myron Beckner Mike Bell Marcia Blocher Martin Blocher Tim Briggs Donald Burge Shirley Bums Geoffery Burton Jo Ann Carter Vicky Carter Debra Clem Paula Clem Danny Coghill Ronnie Collins Jeffra Cook David Cooke Bonnie Coomer Sondra Curts Chuck Deitz Sandra Diebold Doug Dillon Michael Dixon Dennis Draper Gary Draper Renita Draper Richard Evans Brenda Flora Earl Flora Janice Flora Martin Fred Jane Fry Judy Fulton Mark Gangloff Danny Garrison Debra Garrison Curt Gibson Christel Gill Betty Goad Michael Grant Ted Grell Tom Guise Rosa Gutierrez Mark Hamilton Jolynda Handy Terry Handy Kristine Hanna Joretta Harmon Bill Harness Patsy Harris Kathy Hoover Karla Jenkins Much Harder but More Exciting Bill Jones Theresa Keith David Keller Kim Krauss Tom Kressley Karlene Landes David Landrum Cathy Lantz Jeff Lesh Bill Loudon Tom Lucas Rick Mann Dawn Martin Vickie Martin Darrell Maxwell Mary Maxwell Jenny McDowell Jill Mcllrath Faye McWhorter Michael Meador Greg Michael Kathy Mills Bradley Moore Marlene Mullendore Pat O'Donnell Jinx Perkins Cathy Peterson Stephen Peterson Lou Anne Potts Patty Profitt Mary Ramonez Margie Reed Rhonda Richardson Peggy Robertson John Ross Phyllis Ryan Lisa Sanderson Joan Schult Gaylord Shepherd Mike Shoemaker Sharon Skiles Charles Smith Joe Smith Theresa Sparks Beverly Spitler John Spooner Mike Starkey Patty Stout Cindy Sutton Tauyna Swaim Mike Swisher John Tatman Gary Taylor Rita Tribbett Charles Viney Richard Voorhees Marilyn Walker JoAnn Ward Charles Warnick Georgia Wilson Bette Yeakley Don Yerkes Debra Zinn .... f , I G' ,y fg --',. ,M , ,Ng 6 V 't. 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' LI' ' Q iv Darnaris Anderson Pam Balser Sam Balser Jo Ann Briggs Rick Bright Steve Brower Sheree Brown Danny Catron Sharon Christiansen Mike Clawson Carolyn Creasy Jerry Davis Brad Dunkin Kimberley Fivecoate Ronnie Flora Mike Gillam Olivia Gutierrez Bruce Hartman James Heckathome Terry Helvie Arthur Hendrickson Janet Hopp Bonnie Howard Ronnie Hughes Curtis Jenkins Steve Kuns Danny Leasure Ricky Libka Susan McGill Jay Miller Karla Mills Pam Milner Martha Mocherman Joy Moore Jeff Nelson Janis Nevin Harold Pendleton Debbie Peterson Jeannie Popejoy Earnest Reed Ernest Reed Larry Reef Karen Sheagley Susan Shephard Donald Shoemaker Ronnie Simpson Jeff Sines Scott Sisson Martin Skiles Lyn Sorrells Jeff Sylvester Vicki Lynn Walters Debra Weese Sue White Doug Yoder Bobby Young T? X, K , S. V: ,, H Jgmetta Viney Ha ,Nl f I 104 Flora Fifth Grade Kim Allbaugh, Jerry Allen, Tommy ,IAA Allen, Jael Anderson, Junior Anthony, F Linda Austin. Richard Ayres, Jane Brower, Gary Burge, Jennifer Bush, David Butler, Marsha Butler, Debra Catron. Kevin Clem, Steve Clem, Carole Curts, Steven Dixon, Joy Duff, Diania Evans, Roger Flora. James Floyd, Debbie Fogarty, Deborah Fraley, June Fry, Debbie Harber, Kirk Hanaway, Bill Hardy. Debra Harmon, Pam Harshbarger, Stephen Hess, Ronald Hester, Debra Hollis, Jane Imler, William Imler. Peggy James, Vicki James, Ruth Jen- kins, Cris Kelly, David Kelly, Jack Kelly, Bonnie Kingery. Sue Ann Kuns, Cindy McGill, Judy Meador, Barbara Mocherman, Joretta Mummert, Cathy Myer, Douglas Nelson. Torn Overholser, Gary Parrett, Rita Pinkard, Sheila Pinkard, Susan Porter, Kenny Randle, Bobby Reef. -,f ,V ei, :gl i ' 1 s A f 94329515 ff- -' 1 Z Q, ,H , Qt . E W , K , 1 35 :25 li gf, . A f ,A ' , . A. at 4 'if arf 5' . - if ie lfffii if 5115? an W in fy 6' ' Karen Richardson, Mike Robertson, Q . . . . vi Q 52:3 2 H., Kristy Sheagley, Kristen Shriver, David ' 1 1 in 1 'fm Sieber, Connie Simpson, Diane Skiles. A is 'i w if 1 4. Q ai. 'K TL if- E 3 5' laik 1. rlarrl 1 Tim Skiles, Donnie Slay, Betty Smith, xry ' A 3, r 1 Jaime Snidefi Lex Smells' Chuck i , K fli r Spooner, Jack Stout, Larry Tatman. ,.., Martin Trapp, Kay Viney, Delmar Q ,Nl 3, 2,5 Voorhees, Terry Voorhees, Steve Wag- 7 ',., Q ' f' iff One!! Mark Ward! Ricky Wilesv Todd .M .-' lA af h,, Krf gaiwh :fi - :ei .fe 3 f J' r1', Yoder- . rg if 'I -f ' --,- -5' i---. if A. fi , ' 105 J ? at Flora Fourth Grade r Qi, --VA M 1 , M 4 ,rvv P L QL .. V ,B Q, , ' fr- F- is an H tif ' 'll' , r '- 1-r. A K k '-if . J., L T ' i-' ,, 7 L K .. ,q 1. t ' 'x 1 V :'r 13,4 ,FH --lg, .L:7 , .KK Q I , ,.:.,. . -- fb f ili P , e T ni 'ilfqi l ii A . - 2-. z sw' Q rw fr L Q ' : - - V f 'mf-Q' ' .. za, .. A' 'lg . li rlv. V if - R , ' H , 2.513-? 8 fit : ::v - in r l l -Size i f rr1r,r1 K rr :Tn .-1-. 'bv fl , , 5 5. ,.. ,, I A fin f' fn , W ,, 1 .w W o l .yu-L 1. . V , V Q, . iff f Ev W sf .aj 41 'iw , 1 K x ,,x5af!'a.,:n - Steven Albaugh, Kathy Allen, Jerry Anthony, Judy Anthony, Carla Best, Kathy Burns. Mark Burns, Barbara Butler, Lynn Clawson, Col- leen Clem, Terri Cook, Brenda Coomer. Kenneth Coomer, Ruth Craig, Laura Daggy, Linda Davis, Paul Davis, Mark DePoy. Eddie Diebold, Kyra Draper, Brenda Dunkin, Tommy Dyer, Janet Eller, Dale Evans. Dick Freeland, David Garrison, Mike Garrison, Kathy Hanaway, Ricky Hanson, Jeffery Hartman. Debbie Hughes, Kevin Jacobs, Scott Jenkins, Gentry Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Gregory Jones. Robert Julius, Gregory Kelly, John Kennedy, Mark Meador, Robin Michael, Terry Miller. Jack Mills, John Milner, Susan Moss, Jim Mull, Debra Nevin, Rex Overholser. Kirk Segraves. fm, , W Terry Shoff, Marcia Skiles, Brad Sparks, Trent L Stephan, Randy Teel, Robert Tincher, Bobb l s,y, ,S T ,bb tt Y , J ' 'V l'1 E . - fl ' -ff fx z lrtsyrt 1 Lynn Turner, Sandra Viney, Mark Walker, Ron wi, , ,.,, nie Wiles, Cindy Worrell, Linda Yates, Gary e,-: Yerkes. A 3 ' - F159 lO6 Joe Popejoy, Kim Pulley, Mark Ramsey, Philip Reid, Timmy Richardson, David Robertson, Flora Third Grade Candace Anderson, Don Bixby, Cheryl Burge, Jane Bush, JoAnn Carter, Sandra Christiansen, Kevin Collins, Doris Craft, Doug- las Daggy. Jeff DePoy, Connie Dixon, Beth Draper, Rita Draper, Susan Duff, Mark Fife, Allen Floyd. Susan Fogarty, Clara Fry, Deborah Gangwer, Teresa Garrison, Marion Gibson, Daniel Harber, Cheri Harman. Carolyn Harshbarger, Joyce Heckathorne, Wil- liarn Hollis, Darus Jackson, Teresa Jervis, Cheryl Johnson, Kimberly Johnson. Kathy Kennedy, Joyce King, Debra Kingery, Kyle Krauss, Karen Livingston, William Mc- Carty, Chuck Minnix. Cindy Mockerman, Joyce Mummert, Michael Nevin, Duane Overholser, Sarah Pearson, Dee Perry, Scott Peterson. Wayne Plunkett, Rose Popejoy, Denise Porter, David Prafka, Rebecca Pulley, Juan Ramonez, Danny Reed. Randy Schult, De Etta Shafer, Karla Sheagley, Deborah Shoemaker, Mike Shoff, Pearl Skiles, Connie Slay. Gail Smith, Ralph Smith, Lon Sorrells, Lonnie Stiles, Matt Stout, Donna Voorhees, Kim Voorhees. Mary Walters, Vicki Weese, Danny Wiles, Darrell Wilson, Roger Wolfe, J. R. Worrell, Karla Young. :ri-, William Brower. r 29 ,,,' ,, Y J ,L ., ., 0 ' H it e W' S 1 S r liir J ini J I s- 5 ii' S ., iff K if, l ,. ::N , . , .,, ,..f 1 Ii F5 A rlil s f ' if. , g . J 'ff Ei 5-S ii' ' 'if f V, .sl f if if J gf? lim ..,l lr T J J rr' ir ,rls f g , yyyg y . A 'f 1 4k, - l :'. it ,fi - f' . .. . .vi .. i .gh ,. az, Wa., 107 1:5 , 'li al xg' Y at R Leif ff' 'vi-eff -Tix Q , . 31 S P 5 A 4S',b'aM,f,, 'N .. . K 3 ' , A ,955 if J Q., s, 5 5, any fa, 9 ., Flora Second Grade Susan Allbaugh, Brenda Alley. ,.. . .A- f F r Q. , . , . . fx ,S p i ll f-5 V, ' ,U gg q, I A ' 'll .4 M gg 4, ff.. S S . Q,- , ' A ' f ' ' ,ga id ' n .:,. 333' i, af as ' Q .. X Q 'MF gk F54 , 5 g Q ,bf . Ji A .sues A.,, a. tain.: Z. . Y V , - , , , all W ,Q W xx ,Jiri 'N' fx ,Q , 4 ' 'Q we .. 1 a 'Hi 3 d lit 1 M 4 v, ,ii - XV.,--4' p .i ,. .q .g.,5Z3Q ' . ' Q. p ig: Q . ,, ,.,,,, K ,K . ,J .1553 Q gvz- . ,,. . ddzdd , .. .. ' dd . -i ' , A 's dddd , , ,:' in ' ,I lit ' K ' ,TN Z, Q., , lr AIVKS if .A:,. -- . -2 f 1 'I i i N' dlv. d Ldif is 108 Crystal Altic, Paul Anderson, Randall Ball, Timothy Ballew, Marilyn Barnhart, Larry Breeze, Billy Bright, Carl Brown, Lewis Butler, Crystal Clawson, Teena Creasy, Dennis Daggy, Catherine Diebold Sonia Draper. Dave Driggs, Gwendolyn Everett, Tony Fife, Stanley Fraley, Susan Freeland, Stephanie Garrison, Frank Gill. Fonda Hanson, Cindy Harmon, Philip Hess, David Hollis, Teresa Hollis, Jean Imler, Amy Jacobs. David Jenkins, Judy Jenkins, Lyle Jenkins, David Johnson, Daniel Kelly, John Kelly, Robert Kingery. Larry Libka, Michelle Martin, Donna Matthews, Craig McCarmerson, Robert Milner, Rebecca Minnix, Tina Mockerman. Joseph Moss, Thomas Parman, Robert Penning- ton, Joseph Phifer, John Popejoy, Estella Ramonez, Steven Richardson. Iona Robertson, Marla Sheagley, Joy Shoff, Johnnie Slay, Craig Smith, Jay Sparks, Tony Spitler. Jay Styck, Debra Tincher, Edward Tincher, Michael Titus, Judith Turner, Jeff Voorhess, Douglas Walker. Lisa Walker, Sherman Ward, David Wamick, Donald Wilcox, Danny Wilson, Melinda Young, Teresa Zinn. Flora First Grade Rodney Allen, Thomas Allen, Carl Angle, Eldon Louis Anthony, Mark Avery, John Bales, Jane Baum, Brian Bauman, Kristine Beam, Peter Bishop, Kenneth Bixby, Susan Bordner, Bea- trice Burge, John Bush, Shirley Butler, Ronald Cable, Wanda Carter, Carole Catron, Peggy Chadwell, Evelina Chavez, Kimberly Chrisman, Gerald Christiansen, Debra Clawson, Tamaray Cook, Anthony Cooke, Kathy Craft, Lou-Ann Dice, William Todd Dyer, Danny Freeland, Ruth Fry, Sandra Gangwer, Petra Garza, Phil Hamilton, Bret Hanaway, Darlene Harber, Brian Harlan, Ester Harshbarger, Jeffery Hayes, Patsy Herron, Rebecca Hollis, Colleen Hughes, Dennis Jackson, David James, Jeffrey Johnson, Debra Jones, David Kelly, Stephen Kennedy, Teresa Kingery, Barbara Kinzer, Larry I-antz, Catherine Mann, Sandra Mc- Cain, Doris McCarty, Eddie McKnight, Mary Meyer, Toni Michael, Timmy Mummert, Diana Overholser, Bob Perry, Mark Perry, Toni Pinkard, Jeff Pulley, Ridela Ramonez, Debra Rob- ertson, Tom Robertson, Janet Schult, Judy Schult, Steven Seedorf, Danita Shafer, David Sheagley, Dennis Shephard, Larry Skiles, John Smith, Tom Smith, Steven Sparks, Kathy Spitler, James Spooner, Lu-Jean Stiles, Jeffrey Stout, Rabbynne Stout, Vickie Teel, Danny Tincher, Joel Voorhees, Tammy Jo Webb, Gail Yates, Darlene Zinn. Missing: Charles Ayres Rita Benefiel James Black Kevin Gibson Becky Marchland f .-5. W s is X E U 'SF 5 J r Q ,fi VK if i,5,ijNi,,,??5,Q . ,1 5 5 gli , V I I - . K, 1 . 'E - N' ,Q , J-Q. ' Q I f . . .. 1, . ,, E7 .,,k . '-,L 1 1 'N I I I , .. , as fe V . ,Ui .M E a s 4 i , ri, , ,,..,., rf K 109 Special Education . . . , l l ' l' VqAV f 5 H X J i td : el 5 t a , ' S ,E,. .412 li? 1,,. ,, : ' f I' ' lll.. . S ,:-i .,'f i. . state and in other communities. Ricky Burge Wesley Craig Deborah Hanaway David Hardy Sheila Hicks Steven Johnson Tom Kinzer Stanley Nelson Dianna Rogers Paul Rogers Jerry Smith Dawn Williams Class Miss Rosemary Smith Butler B.S. Students in the Special Ed- ucation Class are happy to be situated in the new self- contained classroom this year Work is done in the basics of reading, Writing, and mathe- matics. The students also study some about the Work of others in the community ga s as Basic skills are developed by special teachers in music and physical therapy to aid in a richer life for the students. Encouragement is given to help development in voca- tional and recreational skills. These activities are carried out with the aim of helping the students grow stronger physically, mentally, and socially. HO F Students are interested in learning about the world around them. Some of the different areas of study and recreation are shown on the blackboard. Mr. W. Miller Principal B.S. Maryville College M.S. Indiana University Miss C. Hood B.S. Manchester College Burlington Sixth Mike Adams Jim Allbaugh Barbara Anderson Rebecca Armstrong Terri Barber Linda Bixler Eldora Blohm Jon Carter Kenneth Claar Janee Cosby David Cowell Carolyn Daniels Jim Duffy Gary Funkhouser Sally Goad Cynthia Gray Kevin Harness Monica Harshbarger Jeff Lowry Jerry Moss Mike Oglageo Billy Potts Gaila Robison Joyce Toler Jeff Wells Rick Wertz Ronald Williams Kathy Wyrick Grade is R .S r W rw , .,.,, . ti' 'il 4 if, , 4' if ,, if rj? is.. K if if 'W , .M s f A , ,C 5 ,. - A . -3-4,2-,,, M Zi Fifth Grade Pamela Achor Jerry Bousum Eddie Colford Harry Connaway Randy Davis Robert Disinger Bobby Dyer Dianna Faucett Tom Flora Kenny Harness Melody Lane Donald Lawson Michael Lowry Eddie Lytle Craig McGill Billy Moore Nancy Moyer Douglas Parker Beth Schaeffer Joanna Scott Teresa Swaim Sam Zook lil I ' g' S i .i , :: ' J J ' 5 J A Burlington Fourth Grade f- - I V ,A ' Carol Anderson, David f l X. ,. 3, i e Bixler, Jeffrey Bousum, M : f , V- ' 2. iw: I 'ref-'mf f- r I . . i e, si is M . g- -g Z David Bousum, Dickie Brown , Nancy Colford. .:: Ve., I . 5... - me if was -V r-z: 4-, H .4 ' Mark Daniels, Dana Fau- cett, Jim Harness, Kim Hufty, Jack Johnson, Paige Keith. Shirley Lawson, Marcia Lybrook, 4 Dennis Lytle , Eric McGill, Randy Miller, Renee 4 - ii i ' f fix P11 Q 'z f F lgfiiliiw .1 'i-ra 'M ,r,1 , Mills, Stan Moore. Mrs. M. Moore Yrs ' was fag, :nv as i ,ofwiaww I Q r r fggrglf ,r-,, . Eg iwf-2, -th i s 1 :,,4 - .A , L, 8 11' Q A 0 s i . e - 'A 5,3 4 L ' L ra 1,1 B. S. Miami University Charles Mummert, Garry Mummert, Danny Potts, Richard Raney, Freddy Rogers, Barney Sanderson, Janet Schleman. Patricia Scott, Greg Shirar, Jane Ann Smith, Steven Stout, Robert Sturgess, Margaret Taylor, Greg Wyrick, Mark Zook. Third Grade Tommy Allbaugh, Richard Ander- son, Julie Austin, David Cosby, Dennis Duffy. Johnnie Dyer, Deanna Harness, Margo I-larshbarger, Curt Hufty, Billy Langston. Debra Lawson, Jerry Lytle, Merry Anna Miller, , Mike Miller, Barbara Moss, Linda Potts. Miss A. Hadley if 3 ' f B.S. Franklin College '- Tracy Pullen, Carolyn Rader, Brian Ruby, Karen -f - Salsbery, Sharon Salsbery, - , . f- A -A lr , Roger Sands. I 421 I Byron Schaeffer, Vicky . A Schnieb, Mark Schwarz- kopf, Jerry Scott, Tommy Scott, David Stover. 1 an b we ,eggs 4, A Gail Sturgess, Ralph Wil- A liams, Christine Wolf, p l Lee York, Phillip Zimmer- , .A man, Mary Ann Zook. Mrs. S. Krebs B.A. Midland Lutheran College 112 Mrs. Winings B.S. Millikin University Brenda Sands, Michael Shaw, Gary Sheagley, Donald Smith, John Stout, Tammy Swaim, Tony Tolleson. Jeff Vigue, Jay Wells, Terri Wertz, Bobby Wil- liams, Sheryl Wolf, Debbie Wyrick, Brenda Zook. Missing: Debby Cowan Timmy Miller Mrs. Baumgarten B.S. New York University Mrs. Wagoner B.S. New York University Burlington Second Grade Becky Adams, Marilyn Bailey, Carla Brewster, David Brown, David Cal- vin, Douglas Davis. Sandra Dyer, Mendy Grant, Carl Horohs, Randy Johnson, Laurie Langston, Laura Lybrook. Jeff Lytle, Melinda Metsger, Mary Frances Mills, Kevin Pyke, Carol Raney, Jeff Rhine, Janet Rogers. First Grade Cherilyn Bailey, Bobby Bousum, Dennis Brown, Jill Carter, Colford. Tommy Sandra Cosby, Rhonda Crum, Bonnie Kay Daniels, Alan Debra Lynn Davis. Kenneth Wayne Driver, Cheryl Faucett, Kenneth Hinkle, Karen Hufty, Larry Lambert, Lisa Lowry. Andy Lytle, Julie McGill, Sherrie McMillin, Rodney Moore, John Moss, Susan Neptune. Debra Oglageo, Scott Parker, Tammy Rader, Robert Reames, Janet Robertson, Jeffrey Salsbery. Curtis Schnieb, Teresa Jane Shirar, Cynthia Stover, Beth Lynn Vigue, Karen Wolf, Rhea Young. Missing: Vicky Davis Lois Roark Davis, H3 Carrollton Sixth Grade , rrl,rr 31 ,, 4 a Q n Hur 4 s W ,wiki 5153 5 ' Q. 4 an S '12 Bill Abshire Jeff Arion Lorraine Blocker Nancy Brown Donald Campbell Susy Dine Steven Downham Debra Grell Dale Helms Virgil Henry Ramona Hurn Anthony Johnson Everett Kruger Tony Lane Paul Marcellino Bobby Martin Elaine Miller Maria Miller Patty Mitchell Joe O'Donnell Kay Scott Kevin Seward Bon Shedron Brenda Starkey Deth Sullivan Debra Weaver Doug Woolley Randy Yeakley Melody Ayres Robert Blue Deborah Boyd Kathy Buttice V r.,, ' ., ' 5 ' . i, ' lir A S oye ':'S L A yi? Fifth Grade it . g 5,96-1-W- if -', ,tyy J. ,rn,r L YQ QI le! ll4 David Caldwell Carol Craig Michael Delaplan Sandra Dillon Gary Forgey Amy Hanna Bradley Hayden Carolyn Hicks Marilyn Hicks Charles Hurn Loren Hylton Edward Keller Eugene Kruger Marsha Laumore Donald Leazenby Scott Lesh Cheryle Maxwell Pamela Maxwell Dale Mcllrath Jeffery McKinney Joseph Mylet Anne O'Donnell Sally Yeakley E Mr. R. Jack Principal B.A. University of Louisville B.S. University of Louisville Mr. E. Jones B.A. State College Mansfield, Penn Carrollton Fourth Grade B .N ,T :f, . '21 ,ha - , rrrr f , Q5 ,' 2 ' H:,:z1,we1:-9-vw.-L 'sm frdlzlkrafr ' 1' 'itil , -4: .,., ,-1 1 QL 1. Q . ' -' N 'Q .3 ,y ,y ' 5, V ,412 1,4 . ff fr,-Qfpfarggawr r 'fi . 1 wig. XY '7 -f ,if sf-is i ' 'Q gl 5 i f r ' 5' J . I 7 'wwf ff' gg .r , ,,f' M .,. ,,o, sa . X ' B jak A 8 Curtis Abshire, Mike Boyd, Ed Brown, Jolm Buttice, Lynn Flora. Kevin Fulton, Kim Fulton, Veda Handy, Vickie Keller, Gary Landes. Toni Landes, Peggy Lantz, Marcia Martin, Mark Martin, Mike Martin. M.rS. M. Harkin B.A. Manchester Corey Noble, Tim Nyland, Debbie Roberson, Brad Seward, Nancy Seward. Skip Shedron, Thomas Smith, Becky Spitler, Terry Weaver, Debra Wolf. Third Grade ji fy Joan Ayres, Mary Lou Bishop, of r1.,r Wg' Mary Ann Blue, Cindy Boyd, Hi 2 K Kathi' Caldwell- , ,1' 3 ' ' Diana Dillman, Gary Ennis, Carol , V , f ' , V f Freels, Debra Garrison, Tom 3 ,',-. 5 5, g fggigzg Guckien. 5 I - 1 r J .,,jgQ.:,,.Qu , 1 Cindy Lou Handy, Debra Henry, g t' g f ,VVA Deborah Hile, Donnie Hoover, fs Olegna J0h11S0H- 4 lsi r, be Q'3i: -?fQ-- -sikfifisfik -' .sr ' Q -:wx Mrs. M. T661 W l nntr f , B211 State 5 t il QW, Ellen Kay Jones, Becky Landrum, Joy Lynne Larimore, , 'i'i' Z l A Robert McKinney, Donna McVay, Michael Murphy. if y l ' 2 s:aaa1aw?1, 5,,., f, ' o r ,, Sheryl Murphy, Nancy Nyland, Mary O'Donnell, 2 ,,, X My Jenette Perkins, Joe Dean Roberson, James D Qiil o ' S L, ' aafiii Smith, Katrina Starkey. 115 Ca rrolton Second Grade i , 5 A . zazizaaaa-::: . zmtadesuisvscai r Judy Beck, Vickie Biexs, Christo- pher Craig, David Dillon Jay Downham, Robin Grell, Phillip Hayden, Jane Hicks Jimmy Hodge, Karen Hoover, David I-Iurn, Linda Leazenby , V Miss B. Powell B.S. Franklin College Cindy Maxwell, Kent Miner, --gl H Randy Mcllrath, Delton McVay, Cynthia Noble Missing: Sandy Gonzalez Terry Spencer Douglas Stewart First Grade Jeff Appleton, Alan Barnard, Terry Bruner, Patricia Caldwell, Sherry Collins Elizabeth Deitz, Linda Dillman, Elizabeth Dillon, Jim Freels, Melinda Gilbert David Handy, Lee Hayden, Charles Heckathom, May- lanna Johnson, Bobby J K th K ll ones' a Y e er Mrs. G. Jones B.S. Ball State Rachel Landrum, Kip Lane, Loretta Lea- zenby, Thomas Moon, Scot McCain, Jeffery Mcllrath, Eileen O'Donnel1 Angelene Packard, Catherine Perkins, Tamara Sanderson, Cheryld Shank, Sue Scott, Jerry Wolf, Benny Yeakley H6 Acknowledgements EDITOR .... CO-EDITOR . . COPYWRITERS TYPISTS . . . ART . . . PHOTOGRAPHY ORGANIZATIONS . ACTIVITIES . . . ATHLETICS . . Gaye Martin Bill Howard jenny Sharnbaughii Nelda Johnson Dianne Knapp Melody Zinni Sharon Brower jill Bryan Marie Welk Diann Hodge i' Delores Achor Shirley Denison Steve jordani john Myer Greg Bowman Ken Krauss Karen Ayresi Cindy Julius Jocelyn Michael Jackie Mann Charlotte Helvie Tory Chittick jim Delaplanei Mary Hoodik Dianna Cosby Tom Hicks FACULTY .... SENIOR CLASS CLASSES . . FEATURES . . BUSINESS . . . Deb Mannf Bev Pullen Cindy Stephen Beth Pullen Toni Shorti Betty Hendrix Gail Wolfe joy Calender Sheryl Alleni Dikki Shedron Vonda Archibald Susan Hardy Vick Lesh Kay Dillon jane Longi julie Sparks jane Myers Richard Rodkey Ann Davisi' Dianne Herndon Sara Flora Joyce Barnhart Ben Moore Cynthia Gangloff Cheryl Sibray Debbie Wilson Many thanks go to the faculty members and the student body for their cooperation and support in the publication of the Argo sy . Iwould also like to express my appreciation to those who worked on the yearbook. Thank you very much for the time and effort you put forth. Your editor Gaye Martin SENIOR CLASS 1965 -66 Allen, James 80,127 Allen, Sheryl 4,9,34,36,46, 47,52,80,124 Alter, Neil 47,80 Anderson, Kenneth 6,36,53, 80 Archibald, John 55,80 Atkisson, Linda 81 Ayres, John 12,19,47,81 Ayres, Karen 4,27,51,81 Barnhart, Joyce 4,81 Barrowcliff, David 5,58,81 Berkshire, Judy 4, 5, 9, 12, 52, 81 Bishop, Mike 13,81 Bousum, Irene 81 Briggs, Cheryl 81 Brower, Sharon 4,47,81 Brower, Tom 81,123 Bryan, Jill 4,47,51,81,127 Burge, Regina 82 Calender, Joy 36,53,82 Catron, Kathy 4,82 Christiansen, Connie 37,82 Clem, Don 36,47,53,59,e4, 82 Davis, Ann 4,12,19,2o,36, 47,51,82 Davis, Jane 47,82 Delaplane, Jim 4,64,70,82 Delrymple, Vicki 82 Denison, Delbert 82 Dillon, Linda 82 Dillon, Tom 36,59,70,82 Egelhoff, Sherry 82 Eller, Shirley 6,14,50,83 Fife, Sandra 83 Fisher, Dick 4,9,22,36,53, 64,7O,83,124 Flora, Mark 20,55,83 Flora, Sara 32,47,83 Forgey, Joe 4,19,49,50,6l, 66,7O,83 Fouts, Patricia 4,36,53,83 Gibson, Roger 43,64,83 Harness, Tonya 5,83 Heckathorne, Janet 83 Helvie, Charlotte 11,36,47, 83,124 Hendrix, Betty 4,36,83 Hicks, Tom 64,70,84 Hodge, Diann 39,54,84 Hood, Mary 12,30,36,46,47, 50,53,54,80,84 Huffer, Marion 20,55,80,84 Huffer, Mary Lou 84 Humphrey, Mike 4,21,22,84 Hurley, Karen 84 Hylton, Jim 20,25,51,84 Jackson, Andy 84 Jackson, Richard 20,84 Johnson, Nelda 4,47,51,84 Jones, Herb 5,42,55,84 Jordan, Steve 4,9,46,55,64, 70,85 Kelly, Becky 47,85 Kelly, Terry 85 Kreseen, Stephen 2,4,59,66, 70,85 Lane, Mary Jo 4,85 Long, Jane l2,47,50,85 Lucas, Sharon 37,53,85 Lynch, Mike MaCurdy, John 36,37,53, 85 Mann, Deborah 5,11,36,37, 47,85 Martin, Gaye 4,9,l2,27,36, 47,50,e9,85 Matson, Bob 13,85 Maxwell, Meredith 85 McCain, Bob 4,59,70,86 McCarty, Jerry 5,37,86 McDowell, Mike 4,10,49, 59,70,86 Mertz, Harry 5,39,58,86 Michael, Cathy 86 Michael, Gary 86 Miller, Galen 32,86 Miller, Tim 39,86,127 Mocherman, Reatha 86 Moore, Benton 9,51,52,80, 86 Moore, Donna 32,5l,86 Myer, David 19,27,86 Myer, Roger 4,20,21,49,87, 124 Mylet, Rosemary 14,46,48, 50,52,87 Perry, Galen 37,53,87 Pickart, Sally 9,47,48,51,87 Pullen, Beverly 46,5l,54,87 Pullen, Ronny 87 Railer, David 87 Reames, Sedonna 4,54,87, 122 Reef, Cheryl 12,27,32,47,87 Robison, Mike 59,87,123 Scott, Marie 87 Seedorf, Bonnie 36,37,88 Shambaugh, Jennifer 12,20, 34,4e,47,48,52,88 She agley, Rita 4, 15, 30, 50, 54,69,88 Shirar, Alice 4,88 Short, Toni 4,6,11,13,48, 69,88 Sibray, Paul 11,47,49,51, 61,66,67,68,70,88,124 Sines, Richard 4,6,58,88, 127 Skilee, Bonnie 4,37,88 Snell, Dan 88 Sparks, Julie 4,14,88 Spear, James 32,59,70,88, 122 Stiles, Charles 9,34,42,52, 58,70,88 Tatman, Richard 42,89 Walker, Carolyn 89 Wilson, Danny 9,89 Wilson, Jane 4,9,11,89 Wilson, Joyce 34,89 Wolfe, Gail 89 Wyrick, Linda 89 Young, George 20,89 Zinn, Melody 4,51,89,l27 JUNIOR CLASS 1965-66 Achor, Dean 61,70,90 Addison, Bill 58,90 Allen, Vicki 36,90 Altic, Bill 36,90 Archibald, Vonda 36,51,90 Armstrong, Joe 59,66,70,90 Arnold, Sherry 51,90 Austin, Ronald 90 Bamard, Dan 90 Barnard, Pam 47,90 Beckner, Mark 8,31,46,51, 90 Bixler, Torn 8,46,47,52,70, 90 Bowman, Greg 90 Bozworth, Kayleen 36,53,90 Brower, Carol 46,47,51,90 Burns, Mike 68,90 Burns, Patricia 37,47,90 Butcher, Dan 90 Butcher, Kathy 8,47,52,90 Chapman, Darrell 23,90 Clingenpeel, Roger 90 Collins, Carolyn 90 Cooke, Will 13,19,46,47,51, 59,61,68,70,90 Cosby, Dianna 8,1 3,47,48, 51,90 Cuxts, Judy 13,47,52,54,90 Diebold, Tom 90 Dillon, Kay 36,47,90 Duff, Gary 13,47,49,51,55, 61,90 Garrison, Lonnie 58,66,67, 90 Gill, Tony 90 Guyer, Ann 3l,47,48,50,90 Hamilton, Kay 37,90 Hanaway, Larry 90 Hardy, Susan 8,36,47,90 Harness, James 51,58,64,70, 90 Herndon, Diane 31,90 Hess, John 43,90 Hicks, Carma 13,90 Hopp, Shirley 90 Howard, Bill 51,58,64,70,90 Hughes, Sandra 90 Humphrey, Lana 62,90 Hutson, Pam 8,54,69,90 Jack, Tyghe 52,62,67,90 Jackson, Stephen 66,70,91 Johnson, Lowell 18,91 Julius, Cynthia 51,91 Kelly, Jean 91 Kinzer, Terry 59,91,127 Kinzie, Lonnie 91 Knapp, Diane 91 Koup, Bill 8,34,52,59,70,91 Landes, Tom 51,91 Lesh, Dan 20,46,49,51,58, 64,91 Loman, Roberta 91 Lovvorn, Deanna 91 Lovvorn, Sally 91 118 Lucas, Sandra 37,53,91 Lucas, Susan 37,53,91 Martin, Kenneth 91 Matson, Joyce 91 Mcllrath, Jane 91 McWhorter, Kenneth 36,5l, 53,91 Miller, Cheryl 36,37,53,91 Miller, David 91 Miller, Rex 36,91 Milner, John 64,70,9l Mocherman, Mike 51,59, 70,91 Moore, Barbara 91 Moore, Daniel 66,67,91 Mullendore, Brenda 20,36, 37,39,48,53,91 Myer, John 8,13,46,47,49, 50,51,52,58,70,91 Myer, Tom 51,61,91 Overholser, Gary 51,61,70, 91 Parman, Allan 8,58,70,91 Peterson, Jim 91 Pilkinton, Suzanne 91 Pullen, Beth 91 Pullen, Troy 36,53,91 Reef, Jenifer 47,91 Russell, Jane 91 Schaeffer, Stephen Segraves, Cindy 8,11,54,91 Seward, Ann 36,91 Shedron, Dikki 51,91 Sheetz, Joe 23,91 Shriver, Karl 5l,66,67,70, 91 Shuler, Alan 5l,58,68,70,91 Simpson, James 91 Sink, Devon 23,91 Smith, Tony l1,51,52,59, 61,66,68,70,9l,127 Squier, Jackie 47,51,91 Sutton, Stan 47,52,59,61, 68,91 Vass, Marcia 91 Wagoner, Brenda 91 Wagoner, Meredith 55,91 Washington, JoAnn 91 Welk, Marie 47,91 Wilson, Earl 91 Wilson, Tricia 51,91 Yeakley, Tom 36,43,91 Young, Charlene Judy Burns Linda Birley SOPHOMORE CLASS 1965-66 Allen, Jennifer 92 Allen, Patricia 92 Ayres, Phillip 59,62,92 Bailey, Carolyn 92 Baker, Robert 4,26,5l,59, 62,66,68,92 Barber, Dottye 92 Barnes, Robert 92 Barnett, Marcia 92 Bausum, Linda 92 Baxter, David 92 Blocher, Craig 92 Blocher, Gwen 39,92 Bordner, John 92 Cable, Merideth 92 Carman, Ronnie 64,92 Carter, Carol 92 Carter, Janet 36,38,92 Chittick, Victoria 5l,52,92 Clem, Gayle 51,52,92 Cline, John 7,58,62,7O,92 Colvin, Susan 92 Connaway, Michael 92 Cripe, Dennis 58,62,92 Cripe, Janice 36,92 Daggy, David 62,67,92 Deitz, Mary 36,92 Denison, Earl 67,92 Dillon, Joe 59,92 Disinger, Roberta 39,92 Ehrman, Julia 36,92 Farmer, Myra 6,92 Fincher, Teresa 36,62,92 Flora, Dean 92 Flora, Rhonda 92 Forgey, Dianne 47,92 Gangloff, Cynthia 29,36,46, 52,54,92,93 Garrison, Kent 64,93 Garrison, Larry 51,93 Graf, Kathy 36,93 Hamilton, Edward 93 Handy, Keith 93 Hanna, Randy 26,68,93 Hanna, Steve 36,93 Harmon, Joyce 6,93 Harness, Stephen 93 Hedges, Alan 51,64,93 Helms, Dana 58,93 Hendrickson, Debbie 18,36, 51,52,93 Hicks, Diana 93 Hinkle, Donna 37,53,93 Hodge, Frank 93 Hoover, Laurel 93 Hufty, Kay 6,18,36,51,93 Hylton, JoAnn 93 Hylton, Bill 93 Imler, Susan 93 Johnson, Larry 58,6l,68,70, 92,93 Jones, Darletta 36,37,93 Jones, Mike 93 Joyce, Judy 51,93 Keyes, Joanna 18,51,52,93 King, Becky 93 King, Stephen 70,93 Kingery, Jim 93 Krauss, Kenneth 58,62,68, 91,93 Kruger, Alan 93 Landrum, Steve 26,64,70, 92,93 Lesh, Vicki 6,36,48,52,93, 124 Mann, Jacqueline 29,51,52, 93 McCoy, Sharon 1 3, 38,93 McFatridge, Debra 93 McKinney, Tom 93 McWhorter, Bertha 36,37,93 Meek, Greg 93 Metsger, Becky 93 Metz, Mike 5l,58,62,68,93 Michael, Steve 93 Michael, Jocelyn 36,37,52, 53,93 Miller, Patti 93 Miller, Robert 93 Miller, Stephen W. 62,68,93 Minich, Barbara 6,52,93 Morrison, Kenneth 58,93 Myer, Tom L. 5l,66,68,93 Myers, Jane 46,93 Mylet, Tom 48,59,70,93 Parman, Joyce 93 Pullen, Jullie 41,51,94 Rawdin, Charles 94 Redmon, Joe 94 Reed, Charlotte 94 Reed, Geneva 94 Reef, Linda 6,94 Rieken, Charlene 94 Roberson, Carolyn 94 Robison, Leanna 94 Rodkey, Richard 36,94 Root, Brenda 36,94 Ross, James 58,94 Ross, Susan 36,51,94 Rusk, Judy 94 Sailors, Jon 53,94 Seward, Tom 62,66,67,7O, 94 Sheagley, Donald 94 Sheagley, Pam 62,94 Sheagley, Pat 62,94 Shuler, Dana 58,94 Sibray, Cheryl 36,94 Simpson, Lee 94 Sines, Torn 5,51,58,61,62, 94 Sink, Kathy 94 Snyder, Janice Soear, Marilyn 94 36,47,52,94 51,58,94 51,94 Stephan, Cindy Stephen, Eddie Swisher, Phillip 94 Tatman, Kathleen 94 Taylor, Theresa 36,53,94 Tribbett, Nancy 94 Underhill, Dennis 94 Viney, Bill 67,94 White, Jack 94 Williams, Larry 33,94 Williams, Lois 94 Wilson, Debbie 94 Wilson, Mary Jane 94 Wilson, Stephany 6,37,52,94 Wilson, Steve 58,94 Wolfe, Glendon 67,94 Yates, Diana 94 Yeakley, Don 42,94 Yeakley, Gary 64,94 Yerkes, Pat 36,37,51,94 Yoder, Pam 36,94 H9 Zinn, Greg 58,6l,62,68,70, 91,94 FRESHMAN CLASS 1965-66 Achor, Dolores 37,95 Addison, Beverly 95 Allen, Nancy 36,63,95 Anthony, Janice 95 Armstrong, John 63,95 Ayres, Janet l3,36,52,95 Ayres, Lindy 36,37,53,63,95 Barnard, Steve 95,122 Barnes, Don 95 Barnett, Leslie 95 Billiard, Joanna 95 Bousum, Bonnie 95 Bowman, Mara 52,63,95 Brim, Mark 95 Brower, Janis 36,5l,95 Brown, Geneva 37,95 Campbell, Barbara 95 Carlile, Rick 95 Christiansen, Cathie 37,95 Junior Claar 95 Cooke, Tom 24,63,95 Coomer, Herbie 95,123 Cosby, Jeff 51,63,67,95 Cripe, Jim 63,95 Davis, Janis 95 Delrymple, Toni 95 Denison, Shirley 10,95 Diebold, Pam 47,95 Dillon, Sally 95 Downham, David 37,53,95 Eller, Rita 95 Fife, Darrell 95 Fife, Merrill 95 Frantz, Karen 95 Fulton, Jackie 95 Funkhouser, Kay 24,95 Garrison, Debbie 95 Gasaway, Tommy 36,95 Gibson, Sharon 95 Graham, Mickey 66,95 Gray, Mac 63,66,95 Heffner, Mona 36,95 Helvia, Tom 96 Hendrickson, Charlotte 96 Henry, Duane 96 Hester, Rick 96 Hicks, Charles 36,53,63,96 Hood, Dana 63,66,68,96 Howard, Tom 63,95,96 Hughes, John 66,96 Jackson, David 96 Jackson, Scott 66,96 James, Tim 96 Kingery, Peggy 96 Kingery, Bob 63,96 Kirkpatrick, Roxanne 96,1 24 Kreseen, Mark 66,96 Kruger, Nelson 96 Langston, Stan 96 Lantz, Terry 96 Lawson, Gary 96 Lesh, Stan 63,95,96 Lucas, Stephen 96 Maxwell, Marjorie 96 McKinney, Steve 96 Michael, Bill 96 Miller, Carroll 96 Miller, Steve G. 96 Miller, Tom 96 Mills, Donna 96 Mins, Kathie 39,52,96 Mitchell, Phil 96 Mocherman, Dennis 36,53, 53,95 Morris, Charles 96 Moss, Jeff 67,96 Mull, Ken 96 Mummert, Tom 96 Myer, David 96 Oyler, Betty 36,96 Oyler, Eddie 63,96 Parrett, Sherry 96 Payne, John 64,68,96 Pendleton, Don 43,96,123 Perigo, Susan 96 Peterson, Becky 96 Pilkinton, Robert 37,53,96 Pinkard, Judy 96 Pinkard, Steven 96 Pullen, Linda Reef, Shirley 96 Reed, Connie 96 Robison, Lenard 66,96 Robison, Pat 96 Rudd, Roger 96 Russell, Jerry 63,96 Schult, Bob 96 Scott, Carol 37,96 Scott, Mike Seward, Rita 97 Sheagley, Kirk 63,97 Sheagley, Scott 63,97 Shoemaker, Christie 97 Shoemaker, Marsha 97 Short, Robert 37,53,66,97 Sink, Myron 97 Skiles, Priscilla Slate, Jon 97 Sorrells, Lee 64,66,97 Squier, Jane 36,51,97 Stout, Joyce 97 Stout, Vickie 97 Swisher, Ellen 97 Tatman, June 97 Tinsman, Bill 63,68,97 Todd, Cathy 52,63,97 Toler, David 97 Trapp, Marlene 39,52,97 Tribbett, Linda 97 Wells, Jim 63,97 Wolf, Beverly 97 Wolf, Dana 63,97 Yeakley, Deena 97 Yoder, Candy 97 Darrell Howell Complimenfs of Jim Pueff , s IBM Aclverhslng Wesi' Lafayeffe, lndiana Davis Electric Ray's Creamery Your Philco-Hoover Dealer Logansporf, lncliana Burl ingfon Phone 3722 . 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