Cass High School - Monarch Yearbook (Walton, IN)

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I HIGH SCHOOL GAA . . . FRONT ROW: J. Branch, M. Wininger, N. Long, S. Doran, D. Leadbetter, K. Downhour, D. Mason, P. Vavricka. SECOND ROW: Miss Lucas, J. Bostic, L. Pense, P. Guy, J. Shipp, B. DeHaven, G. Ferguson, R. Kirkendall, S. Hamilton, B. Boker. THIRD ROW: C. Robertson, F. Richardson, C. Delaney, L. Wright, M. McDaniel, N. Harris, L. Eaton, P. Piercy, D. Roller, D. Astore. FOURTH ROW: M Holi, J. Hiatt, G. Fouts, S. Slusser, R. Cree, K: Billiard, L. Garber, J. DeWitt, S. Jackson, P. Dixon. ,FIFTH ROW: P. Small, D. Slusser, M. McBride, L. Mason, L. Logan, L. Moore, S. Ramer, V. Jump, S. Pear, L. Stephenson. JUNIOR HIGH GAA . . . FRONT ROW: C. K. Lowe, J. Jump, 5- DSHGVBH, A- Eaton, B- Downhour, S. Mason, T. Jay, T. Dearduff, Mrs. Dabelowe, J. Smith, J. Phillips, K. Marschand, K. MYSFS, J- SIKIISS, 5- FOFQSY. B- Vanccore- THIRD Hixon. FOURTH ROW: V. Lohrman, N. Harness, Caldwell, D. Troxell, D. Moore. SECOND ROW: ROW: J. Grant, E. Owen, S. Griffin, C. E, Wisler, 28

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SPEECH CLUB . . . FRONT ROW: S. Jamerson, C. Lockhart, B. Kelly, M. Wilson, N. Martin, S. Rob- erts, G. Forker. SECOND ROW: M. Foreman, B. Winters, M. Golf, Treasurer: R. Dick, President: S. Armstrong, Secretary: E. Carver, Vice President: S. Jackson, R. Roller. THIRD ROW: J. Dick. J. Burkholder, K, DeHaven, N. Fiedler. L. Van Beers, J. Bowyer, P. Downhour, C. Blessing, R. Angle, L. Winters, K. DeMoss. FOURTH ROW: Nearon, D. Salmons, N. Fritz, S. Brock, M. Taylor, M. Hlebasko, D. Martin, D. Tomlin. FIFTH ROW: P. Price, A. Ellison, C. Delaney, D. Mont- gomery, C. Robertson, V. Titus, D. Darnell, J. Jones, L. Zinsmaster, G. Gillis, R. Maughmer. SIXTH ROW: J. Shipp, R. Vavricka, D. Pear, S. Wilson, S. Blessing, N. Long, G. Romer, A. Gates, J. Hoagland, G. Koch, W. Deeter. SEVENTH ROW: K. Harmon, P. Miller, C. Wilson, G. Moss, M. Jump, B. Golden, L. Hanson, L. Schenk, R. Jernagen, T. Berkshire, J. Strauch, K. Beck. Art exhibits, plays enhance members' culture Speech Club members Lew Hanson and Susan mas , the Christmas convocation. Riggs prepare for the Twelve Days ot Christ- 27 Bright, colorful, and tull of meaning: although these things are present in op art, they described the personali- ties ot students belonging to the Palette Club. Their interest in art was reflected in the work that they did and the activities in which they partici- pated. Endless hours' work on proiects seemed like mere minutes for students who enioyed their work. An asset to the speech classes was one of Lewis Cass' most active clubs- Speech Club. On-the-spot experience was possible for those students en- gaged in this activity. Experience was gained by the participation of members in assorted speech contests and field trips. The highlight of the year was the presentation of the annu- al Children's Play-written, directed, and performed by Speech Club members.

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GAA volleyball Team one of county s best Keeping in shape and having tun at the same time were only two advan- tages of belonging to the junior high and high school Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. Girls stole the limelight this year as they began girls' basketball and volleyball teams. Between games, members enjoyed soccer, bowling, swimming, and skating. At the end of the year, hard-earned points were to- taled and awards were given to de- serving members. Preparing tor Christmas By Candlelight , Miss Lucas shows Claudia Delaney how to cut and shape chicken wire for one of three huge can- dles. Susie Beck and Gail Ferguson show their disgust with an official's call at a GAA basketball game.