Center Grove High School - Trojan Yearbook (Greenwood, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1963 volume:

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Spirit, enthusiasm, new challenges, and excitement abound throughout Center Grove as the faculty and pupils work together toward higher standards. Each accomplishment-academic, athletic, or extra-curricular- increases our chances of attaining worthy goals. All of us are able to acknowledge and take pride in the continuing progress of Center Grove School and the achievements of its pupils both as a group and as individuals. ff ,r 7 I -2, 1 f f 1 1 , ' 1 X f wk If v A Ffwm Fm T70 lout fell 750614, Yeaciem Yiuai 70 cdflfllf Oat s U 1 in , 1' READY FOR ANOTHER DAY . . . Pupils hurry from busses to first period classes. Study, extra-curricular activities, and class pro- jects keep the student body and faculty busy from 7:50 to 3:15 each clay. Confusion and congestion result during the five- minute breaks between classes and the ten-minute break in the afternoon. Everyone scurries to and from lockers, the office, the telephone, the bookstore, and the water fountains. Not only must pupils use this time to get their books and other materials for the next class, but they must also transact business concerning class projects, activities, and most im- MAY I HELP YOU? . . . Keaney Sloop buys paper from MYS- Francis as Jack Sutton waits in line. portantly, social life. More things are crammed into these breaks than most people can imagine. However, not everything can be done during this time. Much work of this type must be completed after school hours. Activity and class sponsors help pupils organize and carry out their projects. Selling candy, fruitcakes, magazines, and play tickets head the list of these projects. With these many school responsibilities a pupil's biggest problem is finding time to study. SINGLE FILE . . . Barbara Deer, Phil Power, John Harrell, and Chip Fulmer trudge from the student parking lot to the building. I 75e4f2 70 61444, Ofaqazugwtwrw, Study ,MH f i Y i 5 ' i 1 ,gy X ' SENIOR POLITICKING . . . Carolyn Sfufzman and Carol Whiiaker are fast on the campaign frail as the eleciion of ihe Homecoming Queen nears. V -H i f . ' ' - 1 ' ' A 1 if : V Q X , X 1 Mxyu wiv' F L HURRY, SCURRYI . . . Suzy Ward and Cynthia Adams rush NOW HEAR THIS . . . Mr. Vandermeer gives the daily announcements. fo the bookstore during the fen-minute break. 5 ,YW Y, v i- SHE'S REAL FINE, MY 409 . . . Jack Sutton spins the latest records as students end Homecoming festivities at the annual dance. iuiiofi Float, Sopiomoae Qazm, Wage-itfauukiq Pleas for victory and festivities dominated Homecoming activities. A bonfire pep rally was staged to create spirit the night preceding the game. Homecoming events opened with the annual chicken dinner sponsored by the senior class, The snappy band performance included the feature twirlers with fire batons. The halftime show was highlighted by the showing of the class floats. Juniors earned first place with the theme Ice Cream for Victory, Soda You, and freshmen placed second with Blast Off to Victory. To make the evening perfect the 1962 Troians became thelsecond team in the history of Center Grove to win a Homecoming game. Highlights of the evening came to a climax with the crowning of Queen Patsy Jones, sophomore, by last year's queen, Carol Sutton. M W tai 4 HOMECOMING ARISTOCRACY . . . Queen reign over Patsy's court of Linda Van Dyke and David Heidenreich, juniors, Linda Morris and Russell Beck, seniors, and Mur- tha Vint and Jim Powell, freshmen. Patsy .Iones and her escort, Redgie Morris, ALL TOGETHER NOW . . . The Center Grove Band, led by drum maiorette, Edith Matillo, strikes up a tune for halftime entertainment. Udctowaa Guzldm Slams JL!00L6C00Wly ffarwfw PATSY REIGNS . . . Carol Sutton relinquishes her crown to Patsy Jones, football Homecoming Queen, as Tom Webb, Iunior class president, presents her with roses. WINNING FLOAT . . . Ice Cream For Victory, Soda You was- the plea the iunior class cle- picted in their winning float. 7 V i i l i i l EARLY BIRDS . . . Girls attending Sunshine Society's District lll Convention wait to register for the activity-filled day. For the second time in 15 years 'Center Grove was host to 600 guests at the annual district Sunshine Convention. The convention' program included a welcoming speech by Glenda Kelley, S.S.S. president, group singing, and a book review on Pat Boone's Twixt Twelve and Twenty by Mrs. Robert Batton of Kentland. Noon time invocation was given by Judy West, senior, and lunch was served in shifts in the new cafeteria. A sock hop was held in the all-purpose room for those who were waiting their turn to eat. After lunch the William H. Block Co. presented a fashion show with Sally Rhoads, Block's fashion co- ordinator, in charge. Sumdbw Socwtq Tkufa Hoa T70 600 60114 ,fit Qbdatnzct Cofwemfion NAME PLEASE . . . Seniors Sandy Adams, Carol Whitaker, Susan Dunn, Judy King and Carolyn Stutzman register girls attend- ing the Sunshine Convention. HEY, LET'S TWIST . . . Center Grove Sun- shiners dance at the convention sock hop while waiting their turn to eat. l THANKS COACH . . . Stan Puckett, senior halfback, receives his letter during the presentation of awards. l I l l l l effsnff s,1m.,4t Efaotbal! Am eww Winding up the football season was the annual awards banquet honoring the team. Phil Eskew, com- missioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Associa- tion, was the guest speaker. Four major awards were given to outstanding players. .lim Featherston received the outstanding line- man award, Randy Stewart was awarded the outstand- ing back trophy, the new Defensive Demon award went to Champ. Terrell and the outstanding freshman award was presented to Jim Powell. ESKEW SPEAKS . . . The annual football banquet was' high lighted by the remarks of Phil Eskew, commissioner of IHSAA 9 Seam 60415, Cum 7464646 EW 7wd1wt4m CURTAIN CALL . . . The Worm Shall Sauirm cast receives a welll deserved round of applause- The Worm Shall Squirm a three-act comedy, was presented by the senior class in the auditorium on November 29 and December 'l. Mrs. Margaret Callahan, Dramatics Club spon- sor, directed the play which was based on the difficulties two teenage boys get into when they are given the job of co-principals in their high school. Main characters were Mr. Dunhagen, the prin- cipal, portrayed by David Baugh, Mrs. Bertha Dunhagen, his wife, Judy Blackford, Leroy Dunhagen, lT'S MY PLEASURE . . . Ann Templeton greets David Bough as Gloria Espinoza swings her beads in disgust. one of the co-principals, Gene Browning, Buzzy, the other co-principal, John Shanks, Rosemary Dunhagen, Mr. Dunhagen's daughter, who was competing for Homecoming Queen, Sandy Adams, and Phyllis Dunhagen, another daughter, Rose Gordon. Other members of the cast were Gloria Bales, Ann Templeton, Gloria Espinoza, Mike Worrell, Pam Bunch, Darrell Eaglen, Steve Weddle, Larry Voiles, and Phil Power. Student director was Karen Jones. 1 0 l Of 'nm Wm sw SWL' Hamm BE BRAVE, BUZZY . . . Gene Browning pulls c scored John Shanks from behind The sofa. W- ..,eiY- n7,, ,stsmiv we ,Mme ,l M5 ' , 5 X , ,iv- - w wr. f ' l l ,af f ,R . DING-A-LING . . . Sieve Wedclle follows the scrip? closely to ring the telephone on stage. LIGHTS, ACTION . . . Phil Power flips on ll1e ovefhead spollights. 11 RIGHT THIS WAY . . . Rita Robinson directs Mr. and Mrs. Proctor to the proper room during a special Education Week program. l THIS IS FAMILIAR . . . Mrs. Callahan explains the iunior English assignment to Mr. and Mrs. Stropes. mm :mr ma' vim fu wr- 70-SM me National Education Week was observed at Center Grove High School this year in a unique way. For the first time parents were actually able to take their child's place in the classroom. ln the 12-minute classes teachers explained what the course consisted of and what was expected of the students. In the rush of going from class to class the be- REFRESHMENTS ARE SERVED . . . Class officers, Marsha Rike and Mary Jane Roembke, serve refreshments to parents during Back-to-School Night. wildered parents had difficulty in finding the right rooms. Class officers were assigned the task of directing the lost parents. During study halls refreshments were served and parents had a chance to become better acquainted with teachers. 12 mm - Saum 7wm, Tjfwjm 7Twiew Walk 744 17012 Sjlifukay Errata SOUTHERN ENCHANTED EVENING . . . Refreshments, music, and dancing marked an evening of SONGSTRESS , , , Deunuvon jenn enje, enchanted Southern hospitality at the 1962 junior-senior prom. The Trojan Review and the junior-senior prom offered excitement and entertainment for the students and fans of Center Grove during the spring of 1962. The Trojan Review, which was presented by the Dra- matics Club, consisted of a one-oct play, Sunday Costs Five Pesos , and a Laff Review . Southern Enchanted Evening was the theme of tained between acts at the T962 Trojan Review the junior-senior prom. An array of color and Southern hospitality created an enchanted evening for stu- dents, teachers, and guests. However, this effect was not accomplished without some trial and error, Last year's juniors, working on committees, spent long hours arranging the ceiling of parachutes, tables, chairs, and other decorations. i i l l t l t l aa., AJ HAMMING IT UP . . . Karen Hale and Gene Browning had leading roles in a one-act play in the T962 Trojan 13 Review. Sm mm cmd UMW ,ami ,wi CALL THE FIRE DEPARTMENT! . . Larry Vandenberg lights a mixture of potassium and sulfur for an experiment. Because of the missile launchings at Cape Canaveral, the nation's science programs arelbecom- ing more progressive. This is true at Center Grove where Zthe science department otters courses in physics, chemistry, biology, and general science. Through lectures, laboratory work, and special proiects students unravel the mysteries of life and the universe. Mr. Robey, head ofthe science department, teaches physics and chemistry. Other science instructors 'are Mr. Colegrove and Mr. Clements, biology, and Mr. Plummer, general science. CALCULATIONS, ANYONE? . . . Physics class uses levers to measure actual THIS IS HOW IT IS DONE . . . says Mr. Colegrove as he mechanical advantage and the work output of a machine. 16 shows Larry DeMott, Judy Churchill, and Joyce Doss how to dissect a fish. AND THIS IS . . . Terry Curtis explains that this geometric figure was made of straws. CHRISTMAS TREE ...Suzy Ward de-:crates the Christmas tree in Mrs. Clements' room with geometric ornaments which Suzy and Patsy Jones mode. sm Aye fum sam w M ,M mme Of As with science courses, the advancing space age has alerted the nation to the need for a greater knowledge of mathematics. A wide variety of mathe- matical subiects provides Center Grove students with a diversified curriculum. These subiects include algebra, advanced algebra, plane geometry, general mathe- matics, business arithmetic, and college mathematics. In college math, taught by Mrs. Clements, students learn more about advanced math such as solid geometry, trigonometry, and college math which includes calculus and analysis. These students are planning careers centered around mathematics. Pupils in geometry, algebra, and college math obtain extra credit through the construction of mathe- matical projects. Miss McMahon, who formerly taught in the Labora- tory School at Iowa State College, introduced a new method of teaching math by eliminating the use of textbooks. Students in her classes work on special problems on mimeographed sheets which are distributed each day. Other math teachers include Mr. Legan, Mr. Sloop, Mr. Steward, and Mr. Robey. SHOW AND TELL TIME . . . Dick Williams demonstrates a mathematical I structure which illustrates the conic sections of ellipses, paraboles, and hyperbolas. 17 Gofmot, Sxpfwaaiae llwqe flcceated .94 Glawwam PROVE YOUR STATEMENT . . . Becky Gaddy challenges Jerry Bristow in speech class. Center Grove graduates should be well informed on the correct use ofthe English language. Eight semesters of English credits are required for graduation. ln these classes students learn the formal points of speech and composition. Literature classes acquaint students with the problems, ideas, and customs of people of all ages and nationalities. Along with this and the increase in vocabulary, students learn to think creatively. Next year for the first time seniors will be given an eagerly. --s' opportunity to take English literature and learn more about the classics, . Students may use their knowledge of the English language in the elective classes of iournalism and speech. High school English classes are taught by Mrs. Robert- son, Miss Hahn, Mrs. Callahan, and Miss Kivett and iournalism and speech by Mrs. Miles. Junior high English is taught by Mrs. Miles and Mr. Roush. AND THEN . . . Joyce Smith tells of an exciting experience while iunior English students in Mrs. Callohcm's class listen iwqwqe Um Gm www .94 , Old 750m ET CELTICA . . . Tanya Dickey points to a map of the early Roman Empire as Mr. Lydick explains the invasion of France. As world crises increase, it becomes more im- taught by Mrs. Vandermeer, who also teaches Spanish. perative that each of us understand the ideas of our Mr. Lydick instructs students in Latin. fellow man. Learning the languages of others is the Foreign language students are greatly aided by key to this understanding. the use of flash cards, records, displays of various maps Center Grove widened its foreign language cur- and posters, tape recorders, and singing of songs in riculum by the addition of French this year. lt is the language they are studying. i pwll, . , IQ ,459 , my Z' i 6,4 v to , 'mln' fill' 'Hue mg! 1 ll llllulivmlf g :I ' ll llulufn' 4 In C lt it lvl BONJOUR LES ELEVES . . . Larry Voiles, Mike Nance, the Pledge of Allegiance to the American flag and Bill Brown' look on as Mrs. Vandermeer displays in French. 19 THE NEXT QUESTION . . , Allen Smith fires questions Gnd Merry McCarty as Mr. Huff looks on during world .ut John Akers, Beverly Burton, Jim Anderson, Ronnie Green, history class. Sm! Studia Emi ibm Siem 9m Fm Walt Tum ffappmgi Social studies acquaint students with local, state, and national happenings and help to relate the past with the present. To graduate it is necessary to take government, economics, and United States history. For further edu- cation in social studies, world history and sociology are offered. A voting machine was acquired by the depart- ment to enlighten government students on proper vot- ing procedure. For more informed and interesting classes, debates and panel discussions on current affairs are held. Films supplement many topics of discussion. Social studies are taught to high school students by Mr. Cline, Mr. Huff, and Mr. Porter. Junior high pupils study history and geography under the direction of Mr. Long, Miss Hahn, and Mr. Bunton. EVERY VOTE COUNTS . . . Randy Stewart demonstrates correct voting procedure to government class. 20 'eStadacta5xpuu27ic0uel0a.9a7IZ1u1Z,y44t6ha4a LET'S HEAR IT . . . Richard Gerton, seventh grader, plays his music lesson for Mr. Van Veld. Under the direction of Mrs. Meeks, Mr. Van Veld and Mr. Huyser, students enrolled in music and art learned much about these areas of fine arts. Mr. Huyser, art instructor, helped his pupils increase their knowledge in several areas of art. Block printing, pastel painting, sculpturing, charcoal drawing, and work with stencils were main proiects of art students. White River Township fire department sponsored a fire prevention poster contest in which high school students participated. Karen Hole received first place, followed by Karen Minnemeyer and Karen Scrivner respectively. Art classes visited John Herron Art Museum in Indian- apolis as a part of the program of learning different types of art. Prospective band members received instrumental les- sons from Mr. Van Veld. Since he is also band director, he devoted much of his time to the senior high band and its members. I Mrs. Meeks, who was in charge oftheiunior and senior high choirs, offered instruction invoice and piano. She also gave private voice lessons after school. - f . . ,. I' , Wgifi ' DON'T MOVE . . . Say art students as Karen Scrivner poses for them. 21 16, 17 . . . Linda Morris operates the mimeograph machine in office practice class. The key to accuracy and speed in commercial courses, according to Mrs. Fulmer, Mrs. Howard, Mr. Lydick, and Mr. Sloop, is continuous practice. Prospective secretaries strive for 65 words per minute in typing and 120 words per minute in shorthand. Other business courses include general busi- ness, business arithmetic, bookkeeping, and secre- tarial office practice. Pupils enrolled in secretarial office praclice, which includes advanced typing, act as secretaries to faculty members. Learning to oper- ate office machines is also a part of this advanced course. Iilatww Semaxdea, ficcountzmtw Situkfe for Tpmfedwm A !:,, ' i .'.'- - Y ,. , - .., fd-'i...x 'lv , il ' - I---ww.. . Y-F1a.1e::!'i V- .44 X2 W- ..,, ,L ,,,s,, . SECRETARY-TO-BE . . . Carolyn Houpt writes FUTURE BOOKKEEPERS . . . Mary .lane Broughton, Shirley Hamlin, and Janet Fulmer her shorthand assignment on the board. do bookkeeping lessons while Mrs. Howard examines their work. CUT IT STRAIGHT . . , Brenda Merlxlin, Sharon Snedaker, Sandy Johnson, Sharon Riggs, and Beverly Hauser discuss their sewing proiects in home economics class. Vocational ?uf2il4 Smale 70 flwovnpbhlr ficcwaacq 911, Waals Vocational sciences are taught at Center Grove to train students who have special interests in home economics, industrial arts, and agriculture. Mr. Morrison-instructs classes in industrial' arts and mechanical drawing. Under his direction boys are taught to design their proiects with pride and accuracy. Many of these are constructed for the benefit of the iff 3? i Wwtfei 'TT ti i i f E1' tw' ll iiifwx JN FUTURE ENGINEERS AT WORK . . . Mr. Morrison stands ready to give suggestions to mechanical drawing students. student body and faculty members. In preparing for careers as homemakers, girls in these classes learn budget planning, home safety, child care, and wardrobe planning. Agriculture is another important vocational field. Among the topics taught by Mr. Kephart are modern farming techniques, welding, and woodworking. WATCH THAT GLARE . . . John Harrell and Jim Bensheimer take precautions against eye burns as they use welding equipment. 23 mm :im e0m,, sap www Driver's education is offered for pupils who want to learn how to handle a car properly. Besides learn- ing safe driving techniques, students are taught traffic laws and the correct maintenance of cars. Several types of equipment are employed in teaching this course. Learning the reaction speed under certain conditions is accomplished through the use of QUIT STALLING . . . Mr. Porter and Suzan Hussung accuse Tanya Dickey of not want- ing to change a tire on the driver's educa- tion car while Tom Gaddy looks on. a magnetic board. Lectures and movies help the pupils understand the mechanism of the car. During the latter part of the semester pupils put their knowledge to work by actually getting behind the wheel. Dual controls are used in case an emegency should arise. Mr. Cline and Mr. Porter are the instructors. STOP . . . Pricilla Porter demonstrates the speed reaction equipment, while Sharon Riggs, Patsy Jones, and Mr. Porter watch. 24 l sw, mu nw Aa 6 w vwmz WILL SHE MAKE IT? . . . Carol Crafton, Mary Jane Roembke, and Gloria Linclle seem doubtful as Cheryl Morris attempts to clear them in Mrs. Davis' physical education class. Mrs. Davis, Mr. Bunton, and Mr. Clements, physical education instructors, organized an .extensive program this year by introducing fitness and skill tests. To com- plete this course successfully, it was necessary to pass these tests which measure the students' abilities in different areas of physical education. The range of activities in the boys' classes included I'LL GET IT . . . says Ronnie Hughes as he and Danny Riley struggle for possession of the stick in Mr. Clements' class. calisthentics, tumbling, basketball, hand-to-hand combat, softball, and mushball. Girls participated in the less strenuous games of softball, volleyball, basketball, using girls' rules, bacl- minton, and kickball, as well as calisthentics and tumbling. 25 1 , , , .,.. .J 21' .. Q33 mas' in W in Ii N N :...,. ..,. Y W' M2 U ,:,, ------ ...... I , ..:g, 'Q .Iss E ., :ff ,F ,-3,g...f2 ig:QIEE5'-5-'iif . --:- - Z., . Tiaaada, fllliletic Emu 6600 Band Under the direction of Mr. Van Veld the band increased its marching and concert activities this year. Performing at football games and playing at pep sessions were two of the maior duties of the band. ln cooperation with the chorus the band presented its first Christmas Concert, to a capacity crowd. Center Grove's band also played host for the Johnson County Band Festival in April. The marching Trojans participated in the State Fair Parade and attended the Purdue and Butler High School Band Days. They were also first place winners of the Old Settler's Day Parade at Greenwood. The newly organized dance band, composed of members of the concert band, had an active year. This group performed at the annual Christmas party and at the band-sponsored sock hop. The pep band, consisting of 15 bandmen, appeared at the home basketball games. Don Stropes and Barbara Lawrence brought recog- nition to Center Grove by receiving first place ratings in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. They partici- pated in state competition after winning firsts in the district contest. Others who participated in the district contest were, Pat Grimm, who received a first place rating, and Rick Daniel, Jackie Meyer, Allen Bennis, and Danny Moore, who earned second place in their divisions. The Basketball Belles, a drill team composed of iunior and senior girls, performed at five of the home basketball games. This group, which was organized in the fall by Mr. Van Veld, was accompanied by the pep band. M2131 'BEIGE r' BASKETBALL BELLES . . . Patsy Pike, Beverly Butler, Kathee Williams, Sharon Sears, Sharon Van Dyke, Jane Sodrel, Sharon Oathout, Louise Adams, Lila Sutton, Vicki Cornelius, Jackie Meyer, Judy West, Sandy Adams, Pam Bunch, and Joyce Smith. 28 to Dllfldy Sdowamdzp, 7alem CONCERT BAND . . . The concert band, directed by Mr. Van Velcl performed at school functions and participated in band contests. WOULD YOU LIKE TO DANCE? . . . The newly organized dance band played for the annual Christmas party and a sock hop sponsored by the band. LET US ENTERTAIN YOU . . . The Marching Troians, flag girls, and maiorettes perform for football fans. t i 1 CHORUS . . . Front Row: Janice Jenkins, Pauline Broaddus, Pam Bunch, Myrna Wessel, Sharon Roberts, Linda Webb, Mrs. Meeks. Sec- ond Row: Gloria Bell, Melanie Campbell, Linda Clark, Donna Hendrickson, Judy Doty, Cheryl Nicoson, Gloria Espinoza. Third Row: Deanavon Lentz, Marilyn Beck, Pam White, Mary Kottkamp, Brenda Pullen, Brenda Basham, Judy Kirk, Jane Sodrel. Fourth Row: Karen Hale, Connie Strouse, Diane Carter, Nickee Williams, Karen Henderson, Jane Engleman, Sandy Shoemaker, Ronald Sparks, Robert Hudson. Fifth Row: Stanely Mount, Albert Gates, Phil Power, John Shanks, David Baugh, Frank Harden, Jon Williams, Richard Norman, Kent Pickerel, Gary Sutton. cam sw, ww, mm Under the direction of Mrs. Judith Meeks the chorus this year became an active organization. Out- standing among the year's programs was participation in the Christmas Concert and Spring Choral Festival. During the Christmas season the chorus caroled for the student body and throughout the community. A quintet composed of Deanavon Lentz, Janice Jenkins, JESU BAMBlNO . . . Deanavon Lentz, senior, sings a solo at the Christmas Concert which was presented by the band and chorus. 30 Nickee Williams, David Baugh, and John Shanks also performed for clubs and civic organizations. Chorus officers are John Shanks, president, Pam Bunch, librarian, and Nickee Williams, treasurer. The officers, assisted by Mrs. Meeks and Principal Vandermeer, selected new robes which arrived for second semester activities. --Ti ln' Q2 ' esrfiffi , :z:es51zlll lv . ,tttit l .2 J. . 'liififlftjil --... 6 SOMETHING NEW . . . For the first time the high school chorus sported new robes. Janice Jenkins, iunior, models a robe for Mrs. Meeks' approval. swim sims mm, irwfm ew., cm M om Sunshine Society brought cheer and service to many people during the past year. For Thanksgiving baskets were prepared for shut-ins in the community. Many of the girls donated Christmas gifts for the Muscatatuck State School. These gifts were delivered by Sunshine officers. Early in the year the initiation of 60 new members took place in Bargersville Christian Church. The District Sunshine Convention was held atCenter Grove on October 6. Approximately 500 girls attended the program. Profits from the annual candy sale were donated to the Riley Fund. Also the girls took turns working in the coat check at each home basketball game, which added to the treasury. Officers were Glenda Kelley, president, Linda Van Dyke, vice-president, Janet Fulmer, treasurer, Suzy Ward, recording secretary, Carol Sutton, corresponding secretary, Kathy Williams, song leader, and Mrs. Fulmer and Mrs. Robertson, co-sponsors. BUSINESS IS BOOMING . . . Janet Fulmer, treasurer, Mrs. Fulmer, sponsor, and Glenda Kelley, president, discuss the success of the Sunshine candy sale. SUNSHINE SOCIETY . . . A variety of fund-raising projects allowed SSS members to aid the needy and donate to organizations such as the Riley Fund. 31 LETTERMEN'S CLUB . . . Front Row: Dick Williams, Randy Stewart, Stan Puckett, Gene Browning, Jim Featherston, Mr. Porter. Second Row: Larry Fahy, Tom Webb, Stan Chaplin, Larry Kizer, Larry Vandenberg, Keaney Sloop, David Bough. Third Raw: Kenny Roach, Gene Rund, Kenny Winecotf, Alex Girdley, Harry Fleener, John Akers, John Schmitt. Fourth Row: Marty Umbarger, Chip Fulmer, Art Briggs, Jim Hendrickson, Mark Bunton, Terry Apel. H6-Q, '4 611464 600160115 Sffofufa fra Sawing School lS THAT ALL? . . . Larry Fahy, Randy Stewart, Richard Williams, Stan Puckett, and Larry Vandenberg turn in profits from o sock hop sponsored by Hi-Y. 32 Hi-Y and Lettermen's Clubs, service organizations in which boys participate, worked together on proiects throughout the year. A maior contribution was the purchase of o new proiector for the athletic department. Members of Lettermen's Club are boys who have earned a varsity letter. This year the club wrote a constitution and by-lows. One of their main proiects was selling auto booster plates. Hi-Y Club was reorganized this year under the guidance of Mr. Long. Members are expected to live up to the four ideals of the club-clean sports, clean scholarship, clean speech, and clean living. HI-Y CLUB . . . Front Row: Dick Williams, Larry Fahy, Stan Puckett, Randy Stewart, David Bough, Larry Vandenberg, Mr. Long. Second Row: Steve Surface, Jerry Adams, Russell Beck, Jim Coonfield, David Core, Mike Worrell, Keoney Sloop, Gene Browning. Third Row: Jimmy Featherston, Gary Pickerel, Buddy Byers, Tug Sutton. Larry Rhoda, Steve Weddle, Larry Voiles, John Shanks, Ronnie Anderson. Fourth Row: Redgie Morris, Glen Templeton, Terry Bechman, John Schmitt, Stan Chaplin, Ricky Core, David Wade, David Heidenreich, David Windisch. Fifth Row: Malcolm Honeywell, Ronne Hart, David Hommel, Mike Nance, Donny Francis, Chip Fulmer, Art Briggs, John Akers, Tom Tuley, Steve Sutton. Sixth Row: Mike Jones, Bill Vondermeer, Mark Gunnoe, Larry DeMott, Ricky Daniel, Jimmy Robinson. Lennis Myors, Bill Utterback, Steve Horner, David Read, Jerry Dunn, Lanny Duke, John Hobson. Wai. Fwy feaefit Fm Swim: 3 Lam, GM Adam IS THlS YOUR HOUSE? . . . Mr. Wilson explains a map showing stu- dent distribution throughout White River Township to Forrest Sutton, senior Student Council member. The map was the basis for re-routing buses during the second semester. In an effort to become a more active group, the Student Council, in connection with The Troianeer staff, conducted a poll of 20 other schools. The object of the survey was to discover the proiects cmd methods of election of Student Council in other schools. Students were given the opportunity to express their views through the Council's Suggestion Box. Suggestions were considered and those approved by the Council were referred to the administration. Leading the or- ganization were Carolyn Stutzman, president, Forrest Sutton, vice-president, Gladys Stevens, secretary, and Jeff Surface, treasurer. STUDENT COUNCIL . . . Lennis Myars, Jeff Surface, Gladys Stevens, Becky Terrell, Mr. Hardin, Carolyn Stutzman, Forrest Sutton, Mark Gunnoe, .lim Kleingortner. Attending the Indiana University Assistant Li- brarians' Workshop and the Hoosier Student Librar- ians' Association aided members of Library Club in understanding how a library is operated. These pupils, who serve as assistants to Mrs. Hunley, librarian, have learned to catalog books and pamphlets, shelve books, keep files, and keep records of overdue books. Two book exhibits, sponsored by Books on Ex- hibit, lnc., displayed several books covering a variety of fields. Teas were held after school so that teachers could decide which books would be helpful in their particular fields. Library Club members were in charge of keeping these displays in order. LIBRARY CLUB . . . Sitting: Peggy Reed, Mrs. Hunley, Judy Blackford. Standing: Bruce Keever, Linda Warren, Bob Davidson, Ronnie Anderson, Judy Kirk, Sharon Snedaker, Gloria Espinoza, Brenda Merklin. 33 , C!1u5lwd5'tadeat3ardy , ,, , V , Dunn, Barbara Deer, Glenda Kelley, and Lindo Morris seasons. A Booster Club amplified enthusiasm and pep during the football and basketball seasons. Nearly l50 high school girls who attended all home games presented new designs and routines during the games. Junior members, who are also responsible for concessions, formed two groups which performed alternately. Some 50 faithful members organized a Traveling Booster Club to boost the teams away from home. Proceeds from a sock hop during football season were used to buy material for new copes. The Booster Club was led by varsity and reserve cheerleaders who attended the Smith-Walbridge Cheer- leader Camp during the summer. There they learned direct motion cheers, pom-pon routines, tumbling, and skits. While at the camp, varsity cheerleaders won second place in competition and reserves received honorable mention. ln the fall these girls attended the annual conference at Indiana University. Mrs. Davis advised the Booster Cluband cheerleaders throughout the year. 34 RESERVE CHEERLEADERS , . . The morale of the reserve team was strengthened through the work of reserve cheerleaders Swusie Ward, Patsy Jones, Judy Wilson, and Kathy Rainey. 51a 711144 704 ' Q- L ,f F.- fn ' Mbtmq fit Maha Spam Siem 'if' -gun? FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS . . . leading the ninth grade booster section were Teresa McHc1rgue, lanna Myurs Martha Vint, and linda Steep. BOOSTER CLUB . . . Team spirit was rallied during the 62-63 season- by the efforts of the 150-member Booster Club, GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION . . . Over TOO girls, under the direction of Mrs. Davis, participated in sports during the T962-63 school year. em' Am fiuoakztwa Sym comm sw High school girls participated in sports throughout the year with a variety of Girls' Athletic Association activities. Bowling, basketball, and volleyball were the major interests. The basketball team participated in interscholastic games. Among these were games against Beech Grove, Greenwood, and Franklin Community School. The girls also formed teams by classes for participation in a single-elimination intramural tournament. Several changes made in the rules for girls' basketball this year proved to make the game more challenging. Money for awards given to outstanding participants ot the club was raised by sponsoring a sock hop early in the season. l GAA officers were Susan Dunn, president, Jayne Carter, vice-president, Jeanie Blaich, secretary-treasurer, Kathee Williams, point captainp and Barbara Weber, assistant point captain. Mrs. Davis sponsored GAA. s THE PAUSE THAT REFRESHES . . . Mrs. Davis gives pointers to the GAA basketball team during a time-out. 36 HEY, GET THAT BALL . . , Susan Dunn attempts a pass to Judy King while Judy West and Nickee Williams try to steal the ball during a practice session. ivaatlapaze ua . FM 7upa Under the direction of Mr. Kephart, the Future Farmers of America particiated in the county land judging contest. Other judging activities were in the areas of livestock, poultry, grain, and dairy. Most members also exhibited State Fair proiects. Main events of the year included field trips to the Hygrade Meat Packing Plant and Golden Guern- sey Farms. Members also attended the FFA state convention at Purdue University and the district convention at Eminence. Officers leading the cIub's activities were John Harrell, president, Larry Vandenberg, vice-president, David Loilin, secretary, Jim Featherston, treasurer, Jim Bensheimer, reporter, and Fred Kunz, sentinel. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SITTING David loflin, Jim Bensheimer, Larry Vandenlaerg, John Harrell Terry Bright Mike Aldrich STANDING Terry Bechman and Mr. Kephart. 37 sm 5 Falffll SW 70 sm: WHAT KIND OF TYPE? . . . Co-editors Judy King and Becky Gaddy select the type for the '63 Troian. HOW'S THIS? . . . Gene Browning asks the opinions of Dick Williams, Mike Lp WE'RE IN PRETTY GOOD SHAPE . . . Judy West, advertising manager, and Judy Blackford, circulation manager, discuss the financial status of the yearbook. Worrell, and Steve Weddle on u prospective picture for the sports section. YEARBOOK STAFF . . . Front Raw: Mrs. Miles, adviser, Judy West, Carol Whitaker, Carolyn Stutzman, .lane Sodrel, Judy King, Becky Gaddy. Second Row: Stan Puckett, Randy Stewart, Dick Williams, Mike Worrell, John Shanks, Sandy Adams, Patty Gregg, Susan Dunn. Third Row: Gene Browning, Steve Weddle, Judy Blackford, Deanavon Lentz, Rose Gordon, Mary Jane Broughton, Janet Fulmer, Shirley 38 Hamlin. Fourth Row: Jerry Adams, Keaney Sloop, Larry Fahy, Larry Voiles, Ronnie Anderson, Cindy Dorrell, Beverly Butler, Donna Straley, Jayne Carter, Pam Plummer. Fifth Row: Joyce McCarter, Bonnie Daniels, Barbara Deer, Rita Robinson, Janice Jenkins, Phil Howard. By lfeafaiz 800501 94 Wwapapm, 766146006 NEWSPAPER STAFF . . . Front Row: Carolyn Stutz- man, Joyce Smith, Jackie Meyer, Sharon Sears, Joyce McCarter, Second Row: Pam Bunch, Janet Barnes, Kenny Roach, Cindy Dorrell, Lila Sutton, Mrs. Miles, adviser., Lights could be seen burning in Room 17 many nights as students stayed late to meet deadlines for the newspaper or yearbook. The Troianeer was pub- lished by a small but enthusiastic iournalism class. With the co-ordinated efforts of Becky Gaddy, editor, and Judy King, associate editor, and the in- struction of Mrs. Miles, adviser, the T963 yearbook staff worked diligently to complete The Trojan by the February I5 deadline. Center Grove journalists took part in several TEAMWORK . . . Kenny Roach, sports editor, receives suggestions from gal reporters Sharon Sears, Joyce McCarter, and Janet Barnes. conventions and institutes during the year. Repre- sentatives from both staffs attended the Indiana High School Press Association Convention at Franklin Col- lege in October. Judy West carried out her duties as executive board member, and Mrs. Miles was elected secretary of the I.H.S.P.A. faculty division. Becky Gaddy and Judy King spent two weeks during the summer at Indiana University Journalism Institute. Staff members ended the year with the annual party at the home of their adviser. DON'T FORGET THAT DEADLINE . . . Editor Carolyn Stutzman points out the next deadline date for The Troianeer to Joyce Smith and Jackie Meyer. f Q1 HANG IT STRAIGHT . . . Carolyn Stutzman and Judy West hang the Quill and Scroll charter as Becky Gaddy and Carol Whitaker offer advice. QadlaadS'mll5'oaZtq3fu2tiaie43Studmtj Six iuniors and two seniors became eligible for membership in Quill and Scroll, an international honorary society for high school journalists. Members must rank in the top third of their class and must have made an outstanding contribution to school publications. The third annual Quill and Scroll initiation banquet was held in March, following a tapping ceremony during a convocation. Jerrold K. Footlick, education writer for The Indianapolis Times, spoke at both events. Four seniors members-Beck Gaddy, Carol Whit- aker, Carolyn Stutzman, and Judy West-were in charge of the initiation and tapping ceremonies. Mrs. Miles is Quill and Scroll adviser. QUILL AND SCROLL . . . First Row: Becky Gaddy, Judy West, Carol Whitaker, Carolyn Stutzman. Second Row: Judy King, Rose Gordon, Bonnie Daniel, Rita Robinson, Jackie Meyer. Third Row: Joyce Smith, Phil Howard, Kenny Roach, Mrs. Miles. 40 I5 Wav famine lm ffofwa, Soaztq NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY . . . Front Row: Jim Featherston, Glenda Kelley, Sandy Adams, Patty Gregg, Judy West, Becky Gaddy, Judy King, Carol Whitaker, David Baugh. Second Row: Susan Dunn, Bonnie Daniel, Judy Blackford, Brenda Aldrich, Margaret Jasper, Rita Robinson, Early in the school year I5 students passing the rigid requirements of National Honor Society were initiated as new members. They were chosen by faculty members who evaluated eligible students on character, leadership, scholarship, and service. New members were announced at a tapping service in the auditorium. Later a formal banquet and initiation were held. eff-Q Joyce McCarter, Cindy Dorrell, Barbara Deer. Third Row: Janice Jenkins, Phil Howard, Bill Bullock, Mike Worrell, Tom Webb, Donnie Stropes, Alex Girdley, Keaney Sloop, Sandra Henderson. Among the Society's projects was building a case for displaying the names of honor roll students. The Society also planned the presentation of awards on Honor Night. Honor Society activities were under the direction of Carol Whitaker, president, Jim Featherston, vice- president, Patty Gregg, secretary, Judy King, treasurer, and Mr. Morrison, sponsor. 'it l ,asf i-riff t E lT'S A PLEASURE . . . Donnie Stropes A WORD OF ADVICE . . . Don DeBore, student teacher and principal speaker at the Honor receives a membership pin from his father Society initiation dinner, offers tips for success in life. during the Honor Society initiation. 41 ,language 611464 Eawufk Smdeata to Fmtoia ffaowkdqe V FRENCH CLUB . . . Newly organized due to the addition of French to the curriculum, the French Club attracted 60 members who enioyed activities that helped them gain broader knowledge of France, its language, and customs. With the addition of French to the curriculum Center Grove gain.ed another language club. This club, which attracted 60 members, joined the firmly esta- blished Latin and Spanish Clubs. French Club held its initiation in early March. Each member was required to participate in a five- minute skit with tive other members. Members of the Spanish Club were initiated at a banquet at which Mexican food was served. An old X alle' lg , , -. - . . , . I f ' : it q ft TRADITION . . . Greg Talley and Bill Vandermeer carry out the tradition of breaking the pinata at the Spanish Club initiation. 42 ,,4 i , it it ,Y , R .... ,Y ,,,4,-,,,., , Spanish tradition, breaking the pinata, was also a highlight. A main- project of the Latin Club was its Roman Banquet. Ideas for the banquet were solicited from neighboring schools. The Spanish and French Clubs were under the direction of Mrs. Vandermeerg Mr. Lydick sponsored the Latin Club. CONFERENCE . . . Stan Puckett, Susan Dunn, and Barbara Deer, French Club officers, listen as Mr. Vandermeer discusses a play with them. 010001 ,au sw AW at SOMETHING NEW . . . Patty Gibson presents a new Latin Club insignia poster to Mr. Lyclick, sponsor: and Janet Barnes, Tanya Dickey, and Sharon Roberts, officers. LATIN CLUB . . . Members of Latin Club sponsor activities which help them gain a better understanding of the langu- age and the old Roman Empire. SPANISH CLUB . . . Students attain a broader knowledge of Spanish-speaking countries and the language by ioining Spanish Club and participating in its activities. v 15' .. 43 DRAMATICS CLUB . . . Special convocations and the Troian Review were main activities of Dramatics Club, which was directed by Mrs. Callahan. Zmmagdlud Aww Emu 60 The Dramatics Club promoted its activities by send- ing five Center Grove students to summer workshops at Indiana University. These students-David Baugh, John Shanks, Pam Bunch, Larry Fahy, and Becky Gaddy -helped fellow members during the year with acting, lighting, stagecraft, and costuming. Initiation of new members began activities of the Dramatics Club. Winter months brought the annual , . V I 44 Christmas pageant and special Lincoln and Washington Day dramatic presentations. In the spring came several one-act plays and the club's main event of the year, the Trojan Review. Dramatics Club officers are Larry Fahy, president, Pam Bunch, treasurer, and Julene Kincaid, secretary. Mrs. Callahan is faculty adviser. PLEASE, SANTA . . . Susan Dunn approaches Steve Jester as Santa Claus in the Christmas pageant. Julene Kincaid shyly waits her turn. THAT'S RIGHT, RICK . . . Ricky Core, Kafhy Fahy, Janet Faires, linda Baker, and Karen Scrivner rehearse for Young Abe l.incoIn, a one-act play presented during a convocation. of Sym! Gwmm, OM-,Aa Mya, Vwfm Www PRACTICE . . . Jerry Adams goes through his SPEAK UP . . . Patiy Gregg and Larry Fahy lines with Jane Cofterman and Rose Gibson during a narrate the Christmas pageant. night rehearsal. 45 , 'I' . A! V Y S as 1 W Jiri-4911 1, .4 ' ., :iw-. , --1 X we Mgmt P. , ., Rgfis' E T? 'D AH' ar 1151 Twin un mu , my me lknn xmkmnmmvmql 'Um ' numr lun: ' lvnm ' n rg!!! L lllll 1 n . 1 mm lu urn I . .Lf-gef 0. P. I'.' I x A., . Q J ' N ,, E , 99 -r me '-Q95 ' 'fi' -Q- -I gi ydlbdlfq Guam in Battle COACH CALLS FIRST PLAY . . . Coach Jim Colegrove gives last minute instructions to his starting eleven. Under the guidance of Jim Colegrove, head coach, and John Clements, line coach, Center Grove gridmen compiled a 2-6-1 record. With 12 returning lettermen the Trojans opened the season by tying Brownsburg 13-13. Champ Terrell and Randy Stewart led the Trojan scoring for wins over Avon and Edin- burg. The team met defeat at the hands of Franklin Central, Mooresville, Plainfield, Greenwood, Danville, and Madison. Despite their many losses the Trojan eleven showed unusual desire and good sportsmanship throughout the season. Boys selected for outstanding defensive work in each game were eligible for membership in the Defen- FOOTBALL SQUAD . . . Front Row: Champ Terrell, Marty Um- barger, Kenny Roach, Stan Chaplin, Dick Williams, Wayne Sutton, Jim Featherston, Larry Vandenberg, Randy Stewart, j Larry Fahy, Stan Puckett, Bill Russell, David Bough, Mark Bunton, Terry Apel, Jim Hendrickson, Tom Webb, Alex Girdley, John Schmitt. Second Row: Alan Byers, Bill Young, Eugene Jinks, Jon Williams, David Kendall, Lanny Duke, Benny Kincaid, Mike Allison, Jim McElfresh, David Jester, John Teike, Ronnie Hughes, Arthur Briggs, John Akers, Danny Riley, Bill Garner, l Steve Witty, Chip Fulmer, Harry Fleener, Tom Tuley, Coach Colgrove. Third Row: Coach Plummer, Steve Shrum, Coach Clements, Richard Miller, Jerry Smith, Bruce Reed, Russell Gibson, Lennis Myars, Steve Watkins, Jerry Dunn, John Butler, Jimmy Powell, Mike Pearcy, Kelous Kizer, Skip Van Dyke, John Hobson, Greg Phelps, Ronnie Witt, Bill Vandermeer, Ricky Perry, Steve Lammert, Mark Gunnoe. 48 sive Demon Clpb, which was formed this year. Points were given for tackling, blocking punts, and intercept- ing passes. Players who won the Defensive Demon award in one or more games includedChamp Terrell, Marty Umbarger, Stan Puckett, and Randy Stewart. Terrell compiled 120 points to lead the team defensively. Trojan fans have something to look forward to as a result of the impressive performance by freshmen this year. The team, coached by Jim Plummer, estab- lished an undefeated record marred only by a tie with Greenwood. 1704, 2-6-f Yiewfuiz Ffwalunm Comb Sem-fm OBSTACLE COURSE . . . Mark Bunfon, iunior quarterback, tries to avoid blockers after receiving the opening kickoff. HEY! LET'S GO . . . Larry Fal1y shouts encouragement from the sidelines after being iniured in an earlier game. SHOP TALK . s outline plan FOOTBALL RECORD Brownsburg ....... --- Franklin Central --,- -- Plainfield ,.L... Avon ..... -- Greenwood -- ---- Edinburg -,- ---- Mooresville -, -- Danville .... -- Madison -M -- . . Coaches Bunfon, Colegrove, Plummer, and Clements for a grueling practice. F ll OPP 1 3 37 41 0 32 o 26 42 27 SENIOR GRIDMEN . . . Front Row: Jim Featherston, Larry Vandenberg, Randy Stewart, Larry Fahy, Second Row: Wayne Sutton, Richard Williams, Bill Russell, David Baugh, Stan Puckett. Saum .letwwzm Sam 704 Gudzkwfr forwuiladofu Senior back, Randy Sewart, was named by his teammates as honorary captain and was the outstand- ing back of the year. Jim Featherston, guard, was recognized as the outstanding lineman. As halfback Stan Puckett was noted for his offensive as well as defensive play. David Bough, Larry Vandenberg, and Dick Williams aided the team with vicious blocking ancl good pass receiving. Larry Fahy, injured in the Brownsburg game, encouraged the team from the RANDY STEWART Outstanding Back sidelines while recovering. While in the line-up he contributed with good blocking and hard tackling. Bill Russell, first Center Grove place kicker, added six points after touchdown. Larry Vandenberg, senior end, and Marty Um- barger, sophomore center, were named to the Mid- State Conference second team. Jim Featherston, Randy Stewart, and Champ Ter- rell, iunior back, received honorable mention. 4? 5 ' JIM FEATHERSTON Outstanding lineman eww, WWW ,W Bm 0. em Coach Jim Colegrove directed the intramural bas- ketball ancl weightlifting programs for th.e 1963 season. Eighty-seven boys signed up for intramurals this year. Intramural highlights were a single elimination tourna- ment and the All-Star-Faculty game which closed the INTRAMURAL CAPTAINS . . . larry Fahy, Mike Worrell, Bill Russell, Gene Browning, Larry Voiles, and Steve Wecldle, seniors, coached intramural squads. Jim Featherston and Tug Sutton, other team captains, are not pictured. 52 , BULGING MUSCLES . . . John Harrell, showing J good form, cleans and presses 165 pounds as other weightlifters look on. season. Weightlifting is Coach Colegove's way of keeping his track and football boys in condition during off- seasons. This program ended in April with a Weightlifting contest. ALLEY-OPPl . . . Tom Webb and Larry Rhoda fight for the tip in an intramural tilt. THIS OUGHT TO WORK . . . says Coach Larry Cline, as he relates new strategy for the varsity. GET THAT TIP . . . Dick Williams, Trojan center, outreaches his opponent on the opening tip of the Center Grove-Plainfield game. e0a.iem7es.,M,4jfmxm,a,,.d,,wf5-s Center Grove Trojans finished the 1962-63 season with a 15-8 record. After losing three of th.e first four games, the Trojan scoring machine gained momentum as the team rackd up 10 victories in the next 11 games, including another county tourney championship. Seniors led the Trojans in the statistics department. Randy Stewart led in scoring with 329 points for an impressive 14.3 average and also led the team in free throw accuracy with a .688 mark. He connected on 71 of 103 free throws attempts. Keaney Sloop finished a close second in free throws with 38 of 55 for a .685 VARSITY . . . Front Row: Jerry Windhorst, Jeff Surface, Keaney Sloop, Randy Stewart, Champ Terrell. Second Row: Coach Larry Cline, Kenny Roach, Jerry Adams, Dick Williams, Larry Vandenberg, Larry Kize r. fllu percentage. Larry Vandenberg pulled in 235 rebounds to capture the rebound trophy. Randy Stewart, who was close behind with 214 rebounds, also was named honorary team captain. Coach Larry Cline resigned as varsity coach at the end ofthe season. At the annual basketball banquet Coach Cline received a trophy in recognition of 12 years of coaching during which he compiled an im- pressive record. During his four years at Center Grove the Trojans won a sectional crown and three county championships. DEFENSIVE MANEUVER . . . Randy Stewart blocks a Union opponent's attempted lay-up. xii C 5527 it' 1 5 3 Leading the Trojan varsity in its successful season were five talented seniors. These five seniors were headed by Randy Stewart, leading scorer, and Keaney Sloop, able floor general. Both were named among Johnson County's top 'I0 Umm Sam 7400114 Same for WWW Sem . 1 l RAN DY STEWART Forward DICK WILLIAMS Center Larry Vandenberg, starting center, led the Troians in rebounding during the season. Jerry Adams and Dick Williams, whose height offered additional rebound- ing and scoring punch, performed important relief duties. Bill Russell, senior student manager, helped boost PlUY9 5- team spirit during the 1962-63 season. JERRY ADAMS LARRY VANDENBERG KEANEY SLOOP Forward Center Guard l 54 WHOOPING lT UP . . 'I963 Champs celebrate their second consecutive county crown. TOURNEY CAPTAINS - - - RGf1dY 518- wart and Keaney Sloop accept the cham- pionship trophy from Custer Baker, superintendent of county schools. Ufwjeuw em em, am AW swim eww Center Grove's fighting Trojans defeated the Union Ramblers in a 69-64 overtime to capture the county championship for the third time in the last four years. To advance to the final game the Trojans subdued the Edinburg Lancers 59-39 and the Greenwood Wood- men 53-51. The Troians overcame the Woodmen in the semi-final round, as Randy Stewart hit a field goal with l.ess than 10 seconds remaining in the game. Following tradition students were released the following Monday after a pep session. The team attended a movie in Indianapolis and dined at the Teepee. Rival Greenwood dashed the Troians' hopes of adding the sectional crown to the county victory. ln the semi-final game the Woodmen edged Center Grove 75-7l in a heartbreaking overtime decision. The Troians had advanced to the second round by downing Clark 59-43. VICTORY SMILE . . . Coach Cline All TIED UP . . . Coach Cline and team members feel tension mount as takes his turn at cutting the nets. ' the third quarter of the championship game ends in a tie. 55 RESERVES . . . Coach Bill Porter, Terry Curtis, Harry Fleener, Marty Umbarger, Chip Fulmer, Bill Vandermeer, Tom Webb, Steve Lammert, Arthur Briggs, Glen Templeton, Steve Witty, Jim Anderson, Mark Bunton. 75ewwe4 Cialis dlp Weqzectwile !0-3 Seaton 77201116 The little Troians, coached by Bill Porter, finished John Clements' freshman team compiled Cl 6-8 the season with a respectable 'IO-8 record. Leading the eC0 d- Skip Van DYke Was the leading SCOFSY, while reserves in scoring were Steve Witty and Marty John Butler and Bill Paris were the top rebounders. Umbarger, both with 107 points. JUMP A LITTLE HIGHER . . . Glen Templeton fails to get the tip during the first quarter of the reserve game at Beech Grove. 56 :mm :Tw Below .500 mm it aww, 6-2 swf C.G. Opp. Southport 49 72 Union 44 43 Danville 58 70 Beech Grove 5'l 59 Franklin Central 60 56 Plainfield 56 49 Avon 58 40 Whiteland 66 53 Warren Central 58 55 Southwestern 7'l 57 Greenwood 42 6'l Mooresville 53 47 Decatur Central 54 56 Triton 62 53 Greenfield 59 62 Brownsburg 48 54 Edinburg 74 59 Sp.eedway 76 63 GRAB IT . . . Tom Webb snares a rebound in a reserve contest against Beech Grove as Glen Templeton and Bill Vandermeer stand by. FRESHMEN , , , From Rowg Rusty Skaggs, Chqrleg Hurter, Allen Gardner, Marshall Gibbs, John Hobson, Bill Hopkins, .lim Klein- Byers, Jimmy Powell, John Butler, Billy Paris, Gary Bright. Back Qafifleff Dennis D i9Q9fSv Row: Coach John Clements, Skippy Van Dyke, Lanny Duke, Mike 57 em e0w,Weu www mm pf, fem- eww ympmm K TRACK SQUAD . . . Front Row: John Akers, Randy Stewart, Wayne Sutton, Jack Sutton, David Loflin, John Harrell, Jimmy Hendrickson, Larry Vandenberg, David Bough, Jack Kleingartner. Second Row: Coach Colegrove, Dana Fors- lund, Bill Vandermeer, Bill Garner, Robert Gates, David Wade, Mike Aldrich, Bill Slavin, Bill Midkiff, Danny Riley, Dale Hollandbeck. Third Row: Danny Francis, Mike Nance, Marty Umbarger, Chip Fulmer, Bill Utterback, Ronnie Witt, Ronnie Hughes, John Teike, Ronnie Skirvin, Tom Tuley, Mark Gunnoe, Terry Doty, Rickie Daniel, Jimmy Anderson. gig 5:11-1 4 The 1963 Trojan track squad, coached by Jim Colegrove, will try to better the records broken dur- ing the 1962 season. Last year's team compiled a 4-2 record. Boys holding records from the '62 campaign are Randy Stewart, high lump, 5'10 , and David Bough and John Harrell, mile relay team, 3:46.8. .Stewart is the lone member returning from the rec- 'zilffz ,- , .eiewi - ' 7 ord-breaking 880 yard relay team, 1:398 ln add: tion to his school record, Harrell holds the Johnson County record for the half mile run with a 2:07.2 timing. Coach Colegrove also expects Jim Hendrickson to better the 47' 11 7f8 record in the shot-put es- tablished during the 1961 season. ,Z l uv AND oven . . . Randy sfewqff displays his high iumping form. ,..-f-' r ,C M r':'f1i ,ra , EVERYBODY MAKES MISTAKES . . . Gene Browning bobbles a low peg from third base. MOVE AROUND , , , Coach Bill Pgrter switches a player to the correct position in right fielcl. SW! flwdffm Gm Siowwq 9a WM-Sm Coach Bill Porter's 1963 Troian baseball squad Rund, sophomore. Coach Porter will also have other will take to the diamond with seven returning letter- promising athletes competing for positions. The 1962 men. Forming the nucleus of the team will be Stan squad had a good season, but the 1963 Troians will Puckett, Keaney Sloop, Gene Browning, seniors, Larry try toiimprove their 6-4 record. Kizer, John Schmitt, Champ Terrell, iuniors, and Gene BASEBALL SQUAD . . . Front Row: Steve Hardin, Second Row: Gene Rund, Mike Worrell, larry Kizer, Jackie Pittman, Ronnie Green, John Schmitt, Keaney Gene Browning, Stan Puckett, Champ Terrell, Art Sloop, Ronnie Schooley, Harry Fleener, Steve Sutton. Briggs, Coach Porter. 59 4! 41:-gan-urgns l ,f' f I fi , FW04 Tupafw ffqi Scdool SCHOOL BOARD . . . Harley Stewart, treasurer, Maurice Paddock, president, Harold Schulte, superintendent, Lawrence Robertson, member-at-Iargeg and Marshall Whitaker, secretary, direct the affairs of the Center Grove Community School Corporation. Charles Boaz, vice-president, is not pictured. Harold F. Schulte, superintendent, Loren Wilson, supervising principal, Melvin Vandermeer, principal, and Wilbur Hardin, guidance director, are Center Grove's administrators. Mr. Schulte came from the Jeffersonville school system this year to take Center Grove's top administra- tive position. A graduate of Indiana University with a bacheIor's degree in social science, he obtained his master's degree from Indiana State College. Supervising Principal Loren Wilson received his bachelor ot science degree from Central Normal College and his master's degree from Butler University. He is holding this position for the second year. Mr. Vandermeer, serving his third year as high school principal, acquir.ed his B.S. degree from Butler University and his M.S. degree from Indiana University. Mr. Hardin in his second year at Center Grove as- sumed the position of guidance director this year. He received his A.B. degree from Earlham 'College and his M.S. degree from Indiana University. xx-.C THE BOSSES . . . Mr. Vandermeer, high school principal, and Mr. Wilson, super- CHECKING THE RECORD . . . Mr. Hardin, Vining principal iron out an academic problem. 62 guidance director, refers to his files for a stu- dent's achievement test scores. if A MARGARET CALLAHAN . . . Mrs. Callahan, who teaches English and is sponsor of Dromatics Club, received her B.S. and M.S. degrees from Indiana State College and attended Eastern Illinois State Teachers College. She enioys reading, writing, visiting historical places, and bowling. DOROTHY CLEMENTS . . . Mrs. Clements, who received her B.S. degree from Indiana State College, teaches college math, algebra, and plane geometry. JOHN CLEMENTS . . . Mr. Clements teaches biology, physi- cal education, and health and is assistant football coach and freshman basketball coach. He attended Indiana State College where he received his B.S. degree. His hobbies include hunting and fishing. ln 1962 he managed the state champions of the Babe Ruth League. LARRY CLINE . . . Mr. Cline attended Indiana State Col- lege, Indiana University, Butler University, and obtained his A.B. degree from Canterbury College. He is varsity basketball coach and teaches social studies and driver education. JIMMY COLEGROVE . . . Mr. Colegrove received his B.S. degree from Hanover College and is working on his M.S. degree at Indiana University. He teaches biology and is head football and track coach. Serving as senior sponsor and director of intramurals keeps Mr. Colegrove busy. SUE DAVIS . . . Mrs. Davis teaches girls' physical educa- tion and health and safety. She is sponsor of GAA, Booster Club, and the cheerleaders. She received an A.B. degree from Franklin College. VERA FULMER . . . Mrs. Fulmer, business education teacher, is senior class and Sunshine Society sponsor. She received her B.S. degree from Ball State Teachers College and has been teaching at Center Grove for the past 14 years. NANCY HAHN . . . Miss Hahn, in her first year at Center Grove, teaches social studies and English. She received her B.S. degree from Indiana University. ' ROXIE HOWARD . . . Mrs. Howard, business education teacher, received her B.Ed. and M.S. degrees from Southern Illinois University and attended the University of Illinois. She is an eighth grade sponsor. WILLIAM L. HUFF . . . Mr. Huff, who received a B.S. degree at Ball State Teachers College, teaches world history and U.S. history. He devotes much of his spare time to co- sponsoring the iunior class. He enioys camp counseling in the summer. -ug I 63 Uawly of Saw- Emu b Q .- X A . 5 - . l . fa' T ,er 1-, .. -fig. . lf J 'ii 1'.f., Y A-.Zig 2 , 2 if Fffiti 9621 3 Ti Sw? fi J M 'Q 64 IA. , ig 57 '. - .1 Q! Q 'N Z in F r ,T ' r . , t ,A ,,'f . , Q A JUST WHAT WE WANTED . . . Tom Webb, iunior class president, presents Christmas gifts to Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Huff, class sponsors. PEGGY HUNLEY . . . Mrs. Hunley attended Centre College and received an A.B. degree from the University of Kentucky. This is her first year as librarian at Center Grove. LLOYD HUYSER . . . Mr. Huyser received a B.A. degree from Hope College and a M.A.E. degree from John Herron Art School. He teaches art and sponsors the freshman class. He has traveled to Japan, Korea, and several European countries. HAROLD KEPHART . . . Mr. Kephart, in addition to his regular teaching duties as vocational agriculture instructor, sponsors FFA and is a 4-H leader. He graduated from Purdue University. NANCY KIVETT . . . Miss Kivett teaches freshman and sophomore English. She received an A.B. degree from Franklin College, is the sophomore class sponsor, and enioys reading in her spare time. WILLIAM LEGAN . . . Mr. Legan teaches seventh and eighth grade math. He received an A.B. degree from Franklin College and attended Butler and Indiana Universities. JAMES LONG . . . Mr. Long, who teaches eighth grade history, received an A.B. degree from Franklin College. Mr. Long acts as Hi-Y adviser and enioys golf and ice skating as hobbies. 7iawmflmaSMmp4I7wAw,Sm4f LEE LYDICK . . . Mr. Lydick is a sponsor of Latin Club and president of the Classroom Teachers Association. A teacher of general business and Latin, he received an A.B. degree from Indiana State College and a M.S. degree from Indiana University. JUDITH MEEKS . . . Mrs. Meeks received her A.B. degree in music education from Franklin College and spent her iunior year at Heidel- berg University in Germany. She directs the choirs and lunlor hlgh music program and has had interesting travels through Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, and Austria. BONNIE MILES . . . Mrs. Miles, who received her A.B. degree from Franklin College and is working on her M.A. in iournalism at Indiana University, teaches English, speech, and iournalism. She also is newspaper, yearbook and Quill and Scroll adviser. IRA MORRISON . . . Mr. Morrison teaches industrial arts, woodworking, mechanical drawing, and is sponsor of National Honor Society. He earned his B.S. degree at Indiana University and his M.S. degree from Indiana State College. STELLA MORRISON . . . Mrs. Morrison, home economics teacher, earned her B.S.degree atlndiana University and ls now doing graduate work there. Her hobbies include golf and sewing. JIM PLUMMER . . . Mr. Plummer, assistant football coach and seventh grade basketball coach, teaches general science. His A.B. degree was acquired from Franklin College. Skin diving and golf are among his hobbies. BILL PORTER . . . Mr. Porter, sponsor of Lettermen's Club, is baseball coach and assistant basketball coach. He teaches health and driver's education. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Butler University. JEAN ROBERTSON . . . Mrs. Robertson, a graduate of Indiana University with an A.B. degree, teaches freshman and senior English. She is also co-sponsor of both Sunshine Society and the iuniar class. LEONARD ROBEY . . . Mr. Robey, who teaches chemistry and physics, received his B.S. degree from Indiana State College. During the summer he enioys fishing, camping, and scout work. DAVID ROUSH . . . Mr. Roush, English teacher, is a gradu- ate of Franklin College and attended Maryland and Indiana Universities. V , 'V ...: .- .., s... . f i ,- F. I Y ET. .' fugV Q ---. , I 1 J. ffl' x, .1 ' ifliii Y .' fl' --'- '- 'LUV' it Q Q .If -, I .1 I 'H K v , I., . ri I1 J. A -., -., x r .- I-:s.. ' .nur 4.1-Q -W, I Vis 7 -.ls i I si?- ' r cl '. . .fl . dit! .ll::f.'r..-'fr ,.fg,c 65 lou of Guidance Imaam Saddam 17araltq,Stadait BW FP .f. NOT PIC TURED RALPH suNToN DELLA McMAHoN MAURLCE o'sHAuoHNEsseY RQNNLE sTEwARD MAURICE O'SHAUGHNESSEY . . . Mr. O'Shaughnessey, who ioined the Center Grove faculty the second semester as guidance counselor, received his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Ball State Teachers College. He also teaches U.S. history, sociology, and English. 94 Wlwwwm Friendship in its truest form could always be expected from John Barks, who until his sudden death on October 28, 1962, was guidance director at Center Grove. Mr. Barks came to Center Grove in 'I955 as iunior high math and English teacher and dean of boys. During his seven years here he partici- pated in a numb.er of school activities. He was sponsor of several classes and the National Honor Society, served as vice- president of Classroom Teachers Association, and was a member ot Dads' Club. His un- tiring efforts contributed greatly to the success of the Halloween Carnivals, spon- sored for several years by P.T.O. Mr. Barks was vitally interested in the welfare of Center Grove students and de- voted his time unselfishly to any project which would make Center Grove a better school. He deserved and received the love .and respect of all those who knew him. 66 O. J. SLOOP, JR .... Mr. Sloop acts as athletic director and teaches math. He graduated from Butler University, where he obtained B.S. and M.S. degrees. MARGARET VANDERMEER . . . Mrs. Vandermeer, Spanish and French teacher, sponsors two clubs connected with these languages. She received B.S. and M.S. degrees from Purdue University and did additional work at Indiana University. DAVID VAN VELD . . . Mr. Van Veld, instrumental music instructor, directs the elementary, iunior high, and high school bands. He holds a B.M.Ed. degree from Indiana University and has attended Butler and Purdue Universities. RALPH BUNTON . . . Mr. Bunton, a new teacher at Center Grove this year, received his B.S. degree from Central Normal College and his M.S. from Purdue University. He teaches seventh grade history and is eighth grade football and basketball coach. DELLA MCMAHON . . . Miss McMahon teaches eighth grade math, general math, and algebra. She attended Wisconsin State College, the University of Wisconsin, and the University of Missouri, where she received B.S., M.S., and Ed.D. degrees respectively. RONNIE STEWARD . . . Mr. Steward, who teaches seventh grade math and is an eighth grade sponsor, graduated from Franklin College with an A.B. degree. 6 ,ana .2 ,COMFORTING HAND Ruth Beck school CUSTODIANS Catherine Dunn Basll Briggs Duck Avery Robert nurse offers comfort to an elementary pupnl rn the Scott Elmer Dewbrew Alva Surface Shirley Carter and Hugh Doty Zum of Salvo! Staff Bmw cu Emolbnazt Gwwa As Center Grove grows, duties of the school staff Increase Seven custodlans work long hours to keep facllltles In satls factory condltlon The cafeteria staff under the dlrectlon of Mrs Lmdley, serves approximately 1550 pupils each school day Although lonly 13 In number, the cooks manage to prepare nourlshlng unches Mrs Beck, school nurse, admlmsters to both elementary and hugh school students The administrators depend heavlly on the schools tour secretarles Among their duhes are keeping fmanclal records, handlmg book rentals, servmg as receptnonlsts, aldmg odmlm strators with correspondence and appomtments, and carryung out other oftlce procedures Fifteen bus dnvers serve as chaufteurs for students. SECRETARIES Martha Utterback, Dorls Pad dack, and Elizabeth Francis compose the hugh school secretarial staff CAFETERIA WQRKERS Ma,-lone Myqrg and CHAUFFEURS Front Row Paul Surface, Paul Beck, Ralph Dernaree, Bob Brnggs, Wdmc Corbml ,wo of 13 mfefena workers, prepare George Runyon Second Row James Beck, Albert Lorber, Eugene Kephart,J1m Hlatt Third Row EugenePlummer, Roy Swartz, HorryFeatherston, J B Messer Fourth Row spaghetti for a chill lunch Eugene Morrus, Ray Beck 6 7 M , 1 ' ll ' tts? . 1' We ' vo.- I ' , Y- :gl Zi! ' W ' 1 ', as l l l ,, 'lf - A ,V '-' Q v gg ' Q J I2 , ,Va - l: x- lf' . 1 V , Q V- 2 ' o 4 1 I , 1 . as so A 4 'S I ,1 l - e 1 ' , , ' :I v ' i I . 5 I N F f' V ' +A, , . g Ag ' ' t t V l N ' 1 1 7 b n - n , . - 1 I , I . , . I l . . . , ,.,, . , . t . ' 'l 1 . . W, n o n 1 ,ll ll 1 , . t . . l l , , ll 1 l ' ' ' H ll -, ll l ll . . . . , Seam Claw, Sporwou Weak Fwvuhdlq 70 5044 Seniors buckled down to make the grade in their studies, but also found time for a whirlwind of social activities. Traditionally the seniors decorated the Christmas tree at the annual senior party. At the same time preparations were being made for the Christmas Dance by the class officers: Keaney Sloop, president, Sandy Adams, vice-president: Glenda Kelley, secretary, Carol Whitaker, treasurer, Carolyn Stutzman and Forrest Sut- ton, Student Council, and Mrs. Fulmer and Mr. Cole- grove, sponsors. Among the proiects which made possible the trip to Washington, D. C., and New York City during the week of May l2 were candy sales, paper drives, and suppers. Commencement on May 23 concluded not only the year's activities but also a chapter in each senior's life. JERRY DEAN ADAMS-Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club 4, Let- termen's Club 4, Basketball l-4, Baseball l, Track 4, Hi-Y 4, - Transferred from Francesville 2, College Preparatory Course. 68 SANDRA KAY ADAMS-S.S.S. 'I-4, G.A.A. 'I-4, Booster Club l-4, Secretary 2, Class Secretary-Treasurer 1, Class Vice-Presi- dent 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Col- lege Preparatory Course. RONALD WAYNE ANDERSON -Booster Club l, Chorus 'I, 2, Chess Club T, Yearbook Staff 4, Library Club 'l-4, Hi-Y 4, Com- mercial Course. GLORIA JEAN BALES - S.S.S. 'I-4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Booster Club l-4, Chorus 'l, 2, Commercial Course. DAVID FLOYD BAUGH, JR.- Dramatics Club 2-4, Chorus 'I-4, Band l, 2, Football 2-4, Track 2-4, Boys' State Alternate, Re- gional Math Contest 'I-3, National Honor Society 3, 4, College Preparatory Course. RUSSELL WARREN BECK-F.F.A. 1, Chorus 'l, General Course. JUDITH ELAINE BLACKFORD-S.S.S. 4, Dramatics Club 4, Latin Club l, 4, Library Club 'I, 3, 4, President 3-4, Yearbook Staff, Circulation Manager 4, College Preparatory Course. MARY JANE BRAUGHTON - S.S.S. l-4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Booster Club 4, Chorus l, Yearbook Staff 4, Commercial Course. 7120424 w Fame 77442 w Wmnqm, tzewylfm. GERALD RICHARD BRISTOW Chorus I Football 2 3 Track 4 Commercial Course WILLIAM PAUL BROWN Latin Club I 2 College Preparatory Course MELVIN EUGENE BROWNING Dramatlcs Club 3 4 Letter men s Club 2 4 Basketball I 3 Baseball I 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 HI Y 4 College Preparatory Course PAMELA KAY BUNCH S SS I 4 GAA 2 Dramatlcs Club 2 4 Treasurer 4 Booster Club I 4 Chorus I 4 Llbrarlan 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Commercial Course JAMES FREDERICK TRAVIS BYERS Chorus I Football I 2 Commercial Course GE ALDINE FAYE CARTER SSS I 4 GAA I 2 4 Booster Club I 4 Chorus I 2 Transferred from Rlversvrlle West Vlrglnla 3 Commerclal Course CLASS OFFICERS Glenda Kelley secre tary Sandy Adams vlce presndent Keaney Sloop presldent Forrest Sutton and Carolyn Stutzman Student Council repre sentatlves and Carol Whitaker treasurer strike a dlgnrfled pose 69 A-. ., iii. Xi X1 Chu Of '63 Helm Wdlr flonwconukzy Fedtwitzza JAMES ERWIN COONFIELD-Chorus 1, General Course. DAVID RUSSELL CORE-Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, College Preparatory Course. DOBBS FREDERIC CRAFT-F.F.A. 1, 2, General Course. MARY LOIRIE DAILY-S.S.S. 1-4, G.A.A. 1-3, Booster Club 1-4, Commercial Course. FLOYD DICK- Chorus 1, General Course. LARRY GENE DOTY-Dramatics Club 3, 4, Chorus 1, Com- mercial Course. SUSAN LYNN DUNN-S.S.S. 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, President 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, Booster Club 1, 2, Cheerleader Reserve 2, Varsity 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate, National Honor Society 4, College Preparatory Course. DARRELL FRANKLIN EAGLEN - Dramatics Club 2-4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, Lettermen's Club 3, Chorus 1-4, Football 1-3, Library Club 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 1, 2, Treasurer 4, College Preparatory Course. GLORIA ESPINOZA-Spanish Club 1, Booster Club 3, Chorus 4, Transferred from Union 2, Commercial Course. LAWRENCE EDWARD FAHY- Dramatics Club 1-4, President 4, Lettermen's Club 2-4, Basketball Manager 2-4, Football 1-4, Track 2, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Dramatics Club Institute, Com- mercial Course. eq SWW eww mm, mm, aw JAMES RUSSELL FEATHERSTON - F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 2, Treas- urer 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, Football 1-4, Baseball 1, 2, 4-H 1-4, Vice-President 2, 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, College Preparatory Course. JANET KAY FULMER -S.S.S. 1-4, Recording Secretary 2, Treas- urer 4, G.A.A. 1-3, Booster Club 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Com- mercial Course. REBECCA JOYCE GADDY-S.S.S. I-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Yearbook Staff 3, 4, Editor 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Speech and Theatre Institute, Journalism Institute, College Preparatory Course. ROSE MARIE GIBSON-S.S,S. 4, G.A.A. I, Booster Club 4, Chorus 3, Band I, General Course. ROSE ANN GORDON-S.S.S. 4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Spanish Club 3, Booster Club 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Commercial Course. PATRICIA ANN GREGG-S.S.S. 1-4, G.A.A. 'I-4, Dramatics Club 2-4, Booster Club I-4, Secretary-Treasurer 1, Yearbook Staff 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Girls' State Delegate, College Preparatory Course. . XJ ..ii J ' It ,' YY 1 : .' -M. .i A 1' I ' I 3 U ,if If . I I ass 0 ,W g w ' I7 5 u l I 'Q 1 I I 'ft' , ...E .. . .fif A 517' 65 '- X . qff , .1 1 TH: A 'Ha mi 4 Axd ' - T ' ' 'l v' I 'I 'ff M e J-ft-I 'fi V mi' If V . 7 I I 4-Q 6' f 1 , ' Y V 'V xx Y I I Els: , ,X is SLEIGH 'EM . . . was the theme for the senior Homecoming float. 71 HELP WANTED Jerry Adams looks as though he is ready to send out an S.O.S. as he works in the high school cafeteria. BUSY SIGNAL . . . Jane Sodrel uses the public telephone between class periods. uv . l I H9 1' ,n V , f. , .. H '1 , 1 'i g lg - , W I ' :'l if :I H. 'il I 4 -' fi if 'B ii R Arita 1- if 2' XX Serum Geleflwfe fiolzzlaqa fy GEORGE ALLEN HADLEY-F.F.A., 3, 4, Chorus, 2, Commercial Course. KAREN NADINE HALE-S.S.S., 2, 3, Dramatics Club, I-4, Spanish Club 2-4, Chorus I-4, General Course. ' SHIRLEY RAE HAMLIN-S. S. S., I-47 Dramatics Club, 2, 3, Booster Club 'I, 4, Chorus, I-35 Yearbook Staff, 41 Commercial Course. JOHN RICHARD HARRELL-F.F.A., 'l-4, Sentinel 2, President 3, 4, Lettermen's Club, 4, Track, 'l-4, General Course. CAROLYN HOUPT-S.S.S., 4, Booster Club, 2-4, Chorus, I, Student Council, 2, Commercial Course. KAREN ELAINE IJONES-Dramatics Club, I, Latin Club, 25 Booster Club, 4, Cadet Teaching, 45 College Preparatory Course. Uwdtroml 7466 Spofuofway Glfuamm 25am GLENDA ANN KELLEY SSS I 4 Correspondmg Secretary 2 Vlce Presldent 3 President 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 4 Treasurer 2 3 Booster Club 'I 2 Varsnty Cheerleader 3 4 Class Vnce President 'I Secretary 4 National Honor Society 3 4 College Preparatory Course JUDITH ANNE KING SSS I4 GAA I4 Booster Club I4 Dramatlcs Club 24 Yearbook Staff Associate Editor 4 National Honor Socuety 3 4 Secretary 4 Hugh School Journalnsm Institute College Preparatory Course THEFIL KLEINGARTNER Chorus 2 Football 2 Baseball I Track 3 Commercial Course RICHARD KUNZ FFA I Chorus 'I General Course DEANAVON MARIE LENTZ S S S 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Latm Club 14 Chorus I 2 4 Malorerte I College Pre paratory Course DAVID LOUIS LOFLIN F FA 'I 4 Treasurer 2 Secretary 3 4 Latln Club 'I4 Chorus I3 Band I4 Student Director 3 Football 2 3 Track 3 4 College Preparatory Course EDITH LEA MATILLO SSS 'I Booster Club I4 Band 'I4 Drum Malorette I 4 General Course SHARON KAY MILLER SSS I4 Chorus 'I 2 Commerclal Course LINDA LOU MORRIS GAA I4 Vnce President 3 Spamsh Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Preslclent 4 Booster Club 'I Band 'I Reserve Cheerleader I Varsity Cheerleader 2 4 Class Treasurer 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Commercual Course SHARON KAY OATHOUT Booster Club, 4, Chorus, 'l, General Course at -QV, 'Z sm hm vim 0, GARY ARCADUS PICKEREL-Chorus, Basketball, 1, Track, 1, Commercial Course. DONNA KAY PLUMMER-5.S.S., 1-4, Booster Club, 1-4, Chorus, 1, 4, Band, 1, Majorette, 1, Commercial Course. DONALD FRANK PORTER-Latin Club, 1, Band, 3, Chess Club, 2, CoIIege,Preparatory Course. PHILIP RICHARD POWER-Dramatics Club, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 1, 4, Chorus, 1, 3, 4, Football, 1-3, Track 3, 4, College Preparatory Course. STAN LEROY PUCKETT-Dramatics Club, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Band, 1, Basketball, 1, Football, 3, 4, Baseball, 1-4, Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 4, College Preparatory Course. LARRY DALE RHODA-College Preparatory Course. WILLIAM ALEXANDER RUSSELL-Dramatics Club, 4, Lettermen's Club, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, Football, 1-4, Track, 3, 4, College Preparatory Course. SHARON RAE SEARS-S.S.S., 1-4, Latin Club, 1-4, Booster Club, 1-4, Chorus, 1, Flag Girl, 1, Maiorette, 1, Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Cadet Teacher, 4, College Preparatory Course. PAMELA KAY SELLS-S.S.S., 1-4, G.A.A., 1, 2, Chorus, 1, 2, Commercial Course. JOHNNIE NELTON SHANKS-Dramatics Club, 1-4, Spanish Club, 2-4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1-4, Student Director 2-4, President 4, Band 1-4, Yearbook Staff 4, Speech and Theatre Institute, State Vocal Contest 2, 3, College Preparatory Course. CHRISTMAS SONG . . . John Shanks was a soloist at the Christmas Concert presented by the band and chorus. EASY DOES IT . . . Randy Stewart drops mercury in a tube while making a thermom- eter for an experiment in physics class. Mr. Robey, his instructor, offers advice. 94 610.44641 Sxtfu-Cwuukam fldwitza GARY ROBERT SHRUM-Commercial Course. KEANEY LEE SLOOP-Lettermen's Club 2-45 Basketball 2-45 Football 2-35 Baseball 2-35 Track 25 Class President 2-45 Boys' State Representative 45 Transferred from Union High School 25 College Preparatory Course. KAREN JANE SODREL-S.S.S. l-45 Dramatics Club I-45' Booster Club I-45 Flag Girl 45 Pompon Girl 45 Maiorette I5 Newspaper Staff 35 Commercial Course. MICHAEL EUGENE SPIRES-Transferred from Powell County, Kentucky 45 General Course. STEPHEN RANDOLPH STEWART-Lettermen's Club 2-45 Bas- ketball l-45 Football I-45 Track l-45 Class Treasurer 25 Hi-Y 4, President 45 College Preparatory Course. CAROLYN ANN STUTZMAN-S.S.S. l, 3, 45 Booster Club I, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 45 Newspaper Editor 45 Reserve Cheerleader I5 Yearbook Staff 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Commercial Course. awww sm eww ffql sm cam -Lv 4-.,-ff 'SH if FORREST EVERETT SUTTON-Football 35 College Preparatory Course. ANN MARIE TEMPLETON-S.S.S. 3-45 Booster Club 45 Com- mercial Course. PAMELA ELLEN TINKLE-S.S.S. l-45 G.A.A. l-25 Commercial Course. MICHAEL DEANE TODD-Transferred from Southport 25 Gen- eral Course. LARRY JOE VANDENBERG-F.F.A. l-4, Vice-President 45 Let- termen's Club 2-45 Student Council 25 Basketball l-45 Football 2-45 Baseball lg Track 3-45 College Preparatory Course. SHARON JEAN VAN DYKE-S.S.S. 3-45 Booster Club 3-4, President 45 Flag Girl 45 Pompon Girl 45 Transferred from Monrovia 35 Commercial Course. LARRY KERLIN VOILES-Dramatics Club 45 Football 25 Base- ball l, 2, 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 College Preparatory Course. STEPHEN EDGAR WEDDLE-Basketball l-25 Baseball l-25 Class Vice-President 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 College Preparatory Course. fl: impwm , Go Omaha JUDITH ANN WEST-S.S.S., I-4, G.A.A., 'I-4, Dramatics Club, 2-4, Vice-President 4, Booster Club, 'I-4, Student Council, 2, Yearbook Staff, 3, 4, State English Contest, 3, Commercial Course. CAROL JEAN WHITAKER-S.S.S., I-4, Dramatics Club, 2-4, Booster Club, I-4, Reserve Cheerleader, 'l, Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 4, Yearbook Staff, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, President 4, Commercial Course. HAROLD GENE WHITTEMORE-F.F.A., 2, Transferred from Ben Davis, 2, General Course. NICOLE ELAINE WILLIAMS-S.S.S., 'I-4, G.A.A., 'l-4, Dramatics Club, I-4, Booster Club, 'I-4, Chorus, I-4, Maiorette 'l-4, College Preparatory Course. RICHARD LEE WILLIAMS-Dramatics Club, 4, Lettermen's Club, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 4, Regional Math Contest 3, College Pre- paratory Course. MICHAEL LEVI WORRELL-Dramatics Club, 4, Basketball, I, Football, I, Baseball, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 4, Yearbook Staff, 4, College Preparatory Course. JAMES A. BOSWELL-Chorus, 'l, General Course. WILLIAM FREMONT FRYE-Chorus, I, General Course. JOHN BERNARD HELDMAN--Chorus, 'l, College Preparatory Course. STEVEN PHILIP SURFACE-Dramatics Club, I-4, Chorus, 'l, 2, 4, Track, I, 2, College Preparatory Course. lv NOT PICTURED JAMES A. BOSWELL WILLIAM FREMONT FRYE JOHN BERNARD HELDMAN STEVEN PHILIP SURFACE Ufuklawto cc Early in the school year the senior class suffered a severe loss by the sudden death of Wayne Sutton-friend, classmate, scholar, and athlete. A person of high morals and strong character, Wayne took an active part in school activities and had an avid interest in sports. He was a member of Hi-Y Club and was elected secretary this year. He also was on Student Council for two years, being elected vice-president as a senior. For four years Wayne participated in football, and he had been named sports editor of the 1962-63 yearbook. Possibly his greatest high school achievement came two weeks prior to his death when he was notified that he had placed in the top two per cent of all the students in the nation who had taken the National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. 78 l www Opera gem By Sf0ll40'llrKf fl , Waving Fm SUPER SALESMEN . . . Junior officers receive tips on selling fruit cakes from Tom Webb, president. Other officers are Gladys Stevens, Student Council representative, Louise Adams, secretary, Rita Robinson, vice-president, Donnie Stropes, treas- ,urerg and Jeff Surface, Student Council representative. Juniors began a busy year as sponsors of Homecoming. For the second consecutive year this class took top honors in the Homecoming float competition, this year's winning slogan was Ice Cream Victory . . . Soda You. The traditional selling of concessions began with the start of the football season in early September and con- tinued throughout the basketball season. Juniors also sold concessions during other activities in the gym. Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays were welcomed by a fruit cake sale. Other activities sponsored by the juniors were the Valentine Dance and a paper drive. Proceeds from these proiects were used in preparing the junior-senior prom as well as making plans for the trip to Washington and New York as seniors. Advising the juniors throughout the year were their sponsors, Mrs. Robertson and Mr. Huff. l Louise Adams Brenda Aldrich I l Mike Aldrich ' 33' ' Terry Apel l Jim Bensheimer xl N Celine Berry X Karen Boltz I l Steve Bray lf I fr Bill Bullock 'F I V ' 2'-. -1' .1 i M li a 3 ti -J i 4-' at W ar unton 'Q V l A E i -Q2 Beverly Burnette M9 5 V ,- F if . 519 i 'MY M' i l J - Fi f s l 522 if its if .il .ill 'fi il i Y -.,. 39 ra Jayne Carter - viii Bob Cecil - ' 'V 1 - - Stan Chaplin 3 '-- if , J rf 5 'Q . . J.. V . Ricky Core Q' .K It ' f h I '7 Vicki Cornelius ,. lx A -,N -, X l - r - tip, f -1 Nf ,, c q- , , ,. A - , I I l Q, ' . Barbara Correll xx 'iz' 'f li. -' If si, Li t fx 'U NX! . ' J 1 5- , ' ' ' i' J 'l .Q . 3 , V W , 'tiiiii . ,X 'iiffi Rial-ll ,-til H if f Bonnie Daniel Barbara Deer Cindy Dorrell Kenny Doss Bill Eddleman Brenda Fuller lf? 79 Sade Hopi, Q Q, M . M , A , gm 'A l - I , 'Q '.2e,. .gy ' I fe. 'T 1 I i i . 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However, they did contribute to their class fund by sponsoring a sock hop after the Center Grove-Southwestern basketball game. In December the sophs enioyed a class party in- cluding a movie at Franklin and a dance in the school cafeteria. Plans for the party were made by Steve Sutton, president, Kathy Fleener, vice-president, Mary Jane Roembke, secretary, John Teike, treasurer, and Mark Kunnoe and Becky Terrell, Student Council rep- resentatives. One of the most important moments of the year occurred in the spring when the sophomores chose their class rings. They were aided in their choice by the advice of Miss Kivett and Mr. Plummer, sponsors. S fl . IO N .,gt..,l .,.... of '65 Adm , Mm O HOLY NlGHT . . . During the Christmas convocation characters of the Nativity scene were portrayed by Stan Puckett, Dick Williams, Randy Stewart, Ricky Core, Elaine Tow, Jerry Adams, Steve Weddle, and Stanley Chaplin. Cynthia Adams John Akers Jim Anderson Mike Bair Linda Baker Linda Barks tn, .5 , - -1 - . ,ti 4 . A er 54-. JL . , -- '--'I Af,-f '15 . - , ij' Janet Barnes -.eff ' , Hz- . -. ' L., 4 .-.4 ,j ' 'I af: +L: 1 ,sg . if ' , ' ' Pg, ' -tl ,' 'V -- , 1 1' F 3 , Jackie Bates P - -. .it , , VV Y - Q rsgwwg l K , . l ' A, , it ' ' .i . ' If A, T , ' - ie! Terry Bechman l ' . 1 , V Il X : L . 'av ' gt up 16 ' -1 Ni, ,I , , S ' ' I, 'F 65313 Marilyn Beck sf , il F I 2-4 l 1 J : H if Ke 5 ' U 2- ,- -r Nancy Beers P' Q ' C J 'y 1 Gloria sen tai , e 1 , t. -it ---: t----- - tm , .ji , mf? 1 J W I l T Fri' , , R 'J ' -, b V 1 ti 'I r.. -. 0425. '1 90 P- 1 'f' T T 1' 1 . 'I '.l..,xxT,'v ,V 4' 'TWH ff,-, RIT V1 la M I ix' ' tcm' :. 1,l I' - . li' l 'll' , C - 1. N t -., , - J ' :, 9. 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' I . e :wi e ' - r X 'A ' ' 'Y ' . ff5'i'i Zff' L J E 1 . .tt Y if M N lay? it 1 t : 7' MW, 533 l i t 1 if J , ,, Y 52525 f . ' t ' ,eg-. an , Li' - - 2 'SPE f' . ' -we I , ,t - ,, -. .K-w,i3xs.,' 1 m ., it-lt - ' f- sw- f T .. Nm ..4 Jgfii. ' sw ' . L A. ii - -av 4 -. .. at V , . Gggff if .A'i. . 5,1 1' A tu -- -.s.. im-ff., - MAKlNG PLANS . . . Steve Sutton, sophomore class president, conducts an informal officers' meeting on the north lawn. Other officers are John Teike, treasurer, Kathy Fleener, vice-president, Mark Gunnoe and Becky Terrell, Student Council representatives: and Mary Jane Roembke, secretary. 85 'L-es' ll Ns Fmbwi MM it fart sm 146, Sm att BLAST OFF . . . Freshmen used a space-age theme to win second place in the Homecoming float contest. .ff ,n .mtv t nn: ..23lIIllUll CIUSS Degurl me year DY pICIClt1g second in the Homecoming float competition with the theme, Blast Off to Victory. Freshmen along with their sponsors, Mrs. Hunley and Mr. Huyser, took advantage of a free half day because of final exams and held a class party in January. The party consisted of a luncheon, attending Cinerama at Indianapolis, and a return trip to school for a dinner and a dance. Another freshman activity was sponsoring a sock hop in February, the proceeds of which were placed in the class treasury. Supporting their basketball and football teams kept the freshmen busy during the fall and winter months. 1 :i,. at ' l , 3 'L .51 V .,. ,, -.Q .Q- , .. 4 X . . X N X , . - ,,,, WJ , I , ,, H J 1-. . il'32'-if.. E ' if l fl L1 t ' 'l 4 A, xl ., -4, 5 3, 86 ,Q ill ll S-512119 t Uiif .L l , rl t ? 54 wishing V s-we :TQ it fi K , r t L rf ' 'ffl' 4. - W, X . I ct V mm,a , i ,t'4 1 vi 'HR 4 4 'H r -3 '- ss , y 3 1' ' . I tf, 5. f'Bs.,,., . .. .rl ,t Mt t, sf if tl' 11 f 2225 M J N 0 l fs .1 ii1kii1g52.T', N'tt' . R B fi r l' X 1 ' X . ,mls ti.: xy! 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Janet Doss ,S Darlene Doty A- Y 11. - A ,. -- f . vt l ,K Judy Doty Dennis Driggers Sharon Driver Lanny Duke Suzette Duke Steve Durham mu aa, ww, sm .94 :fm awww Jerry Dunn Jane Engleman Kathy Fahy Elaine Francis Linda Frye Barbara Fuller Allen Fulmer Michael Gardner Albert Gates Marshall Gibbs Rusty Gibson Susie Gillespie Mike Gregg Jim Hansen Frank Harden Dorothy Harrell Ronne Hart Charles Harter Karen Henderson Barbara Hilgert John Hobson David Hommel Bill Hopkins Ronnie Haugland Diane Howe Robert Hudson Mary Hulslar Darrell lsenberg Ernie Jinks Gene Jinks Alan .lanes Claudia Jordan Bruce Keever Rick Kelley David Kendall Benny Kincaid Kelous Kizer Jim Kleingarlner Steve Knight Phyllis Kocher Ronnie LaMastus Barbara lawrence Gary l.eFave Jim McElfresh Teresa McHargue Jerama Mclntosh Margie Meek Joyce Merriman l t li .til l if ,521 g-v-, egg am. fl J 1,5 3 l af? lt la I , ka X. W , , . i . i f 23-' ' . l F 'ity-. sl u.1,.fi. 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J . as Janice Miller Richard Miller Edward Mize Stanley Mount Janet Murray Lonna Myars Lennis Myars Linda Napier Cheryl Nicoson Rick Norman Billy Owens Bill Paris Mary Payne Mike Pearcy Tom Perkins Bob Perry Charles Perry Vicki Pfaffenberger Dave Phelps Greg Phelps Kent Pickerel Judy Plymate Jimmie Powell Brenda Pullen Jerry Purdue Britt Ragle Bruce Reed Marsha Rike Danny Robbins James Robinson in V ' Sharon Robinson Q 'fab I in ' Stephen Rush , V Ai if ' Paul Russell '. g i N l J Steve Russell ZI: 2 i uf 5, Rosemary Scherrer ,M ' ei. , f :Zi ' w - I 32 1 David Schroeder Swimming . r gl N ff . F U , Helen Schroeder M Ja als- Q my 4- John Shepherd if Q , S' Karen Shepherd -vs J . 'Li . L 7 ' Q' X - Susie Shepherd A .,' I J- Becky Sherrill ' Mike Short V ii. 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' 'GJ . 1 .lt x l l , A , Qi E l if . fl 0 i my is 7x s sif 1 :-v -,f -, Q fikmli . ,fugjg X l Q: -if lllv M Wi' X f 'tl E .- , mul Q I' 3 Q f . t ,QQ ' I 2 4 e l l I lrgt g pi K Mryna Wessel fj, . - 7' ' ill 3 ' ' ' ?'ss N 'l' fy 'iq' Bob Wesl Lei' ' 'l ' , ,, . flu' .lon William iflil P llllll Wil ll .5 3 5 :gl :L.Z'+ f'ZgL::,.15 J Mllv' 1 Jolantha Wilson . 'pq F mf' 1 iff? we ff . . W-'Q .. if A- ' -5 'J t 5 -S Martin Wooldridge 5 1 -Af, ' .' r '- rt, , .Nui Bill Youn 2 si - , ,, 9 5 was 69- - FLOAT DESIGN . . . Mr. Huyser shows class officers the plans for the freshman Homecoming float. Looking on are Linda Sleep, presidentg Martha Vint, vice-presidentg Lennis Myars, Student Councilp Lanna Myars, secretary: and Marsha Rike, treasurer. .lim Kleingartner, the other Student Council representa- tive, is not pictured. 89 sm to vm aw, eww A class party and the usual activities connected with junior high sports were the year's maior attractions for the eighth graders. For the first time an eighth grade football team was formed and played under the direction of Mr. Bunton, who also coached the basketball squad. C.-,ewes-I - - Y W E552 . -Y - V. V I 1 l , Y, BASKETBALL SQUAD . . . Front Row: John Armes, Marvin lnabnitt, Jimmy Horton, David Wilkerson, Kevin Zaring, David McNabb. Second Row: Tim Butler, Terry Sutton, Mike Shaner, Joe Royston, Richard Hollingshead, Ken Hudson, Ricky Witt. Third Row: Mr. Bunton, Don Adams, Larry Williams, Bill Ollmann, Kerry Pratt, Carl Danieley, John Kocher. A trip to the ice show while it was playing in Indianapolis proved to be an exciting class excursion. Serving as class sponsors are Mrs. Howard and Mr. Steward. Eighth grade officers are Kenny Hudson, president, Kerry Pratt, vice-president, Pat Grimm, sec- retary, and Jack Karas, treasurer. 1. H Sue Carlton . A F Robert Cline N L ' - Elk .W Dan Adams lllH, '1Qi Linda Alderson M iii l Karen Alexander A' .5 t Wanda Allgire - l 'ifif' ' Joseph Anderson ,Q V V . 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' : ..-Q l -3 , , ' '-T wiuie Thorp 'U fe ii' we ., , 4 ..,g 5, 1 Q Patrick Tinkle ng lm , L Nfix ff' X' a A ei - M i 1 Judy Tuley 'fggZX',, , X Nl I 'li 1 t 9x A 5 Deborah Tunks lf l X l ' ' 1 1 I t w, ,H Af: filfif f 1 Donna Turner Beverly Vinard Christie Walker , 30 David Walls ' AQ, 5, ,. .5 :,. xg Y it? My ry, ,. fi' 35 l Pamela Walters Wk ,Q J J Ronnie Weber l 'M .A 2 X1 amz, ,H B5 E 'l 1 y 4 Brenda Weddle W J Larry West ' W. y - Gail white 1 X ' gg' l 5 ' -'f f-,C Jennie White 1 N, Rhonda Whitmore 5 'lf' n ' Beverly Wiese , gb- N ii ,www w Ke Www:---2-Q-':'--,viii e-fi David Wilkerson t , ' . lorry Williams Brenda Williams Rickie Witt Kevin Zaring ig Q Y it , - ,- X f . ,ft . i- '- ., 1 - -gw1,e,,,,,' r l 1'.'- T FOOTBALL TEAM . . . Front Row: Dick Fleener, Jim Barnes, David Kent, Robert Jones, Marvin Rinker, David Walls, Marvin Inabnitt, Rick McCarty, Bill Ollmann, Gary McDonald, Dennis Keith, Kenny Hudson, Larry Williams. Second Row: Allon Bennis, Danny Roberts, John Kocher, Mike Driggers, Wayne Ott, Ricky Witt, Terry Sutton, Ronnie Terrell, Stanley McCorter, Steve Sutton, Richard Hollingshead, Steve Ray. Third Row: Steve Maxwell, Kerry Pratt, David McNabb, Don Robinson, Jim Horton, Joe Royston, Bill Sutton, George Smith, Robert Cline, Gary Maddox, Mr. Bunton. 93 sm em sm ?w6lem4 of Awww For seventh graders the year 1962-63 was a year of transition. The change from elementary to iunior-senior high school routine caused some confu- sion. The first few weeks were the most difficult, but by Y tl the second six weeks' period seventh graders became school. , ,,,, H., .. , , also l ' 1 t , Ut 1 , .A LE , W 4 to 1 I Wir if x . Q .. iq vg qi V: ll tl ' . 1 H gu 1-,hx ig , , , I 5 321. A Kllmh.. 84:4 Hit'-' ' -- AVID READERS . . . John Spurr and Beulah Kincaid, seventh graders, select novels from the library for leisure reading. familiar with the routine. New studies not only helped increase the In terest of these students but allowed them to set new goals for their future years in iunior and senior hugh 'te W --.. Y t - Q H if Q, ,W , 1 v . fi 5 s , t , Y 5 Ti YE stiff Q .2 ,f T i t , 'Till H - . B A it R 4 'W-,x g . ga' 7,-5 ' ' Qw'e,:-- g -, , .- ' X ' l 1 1 .2154 ,... .jj . gm' L V b ' 1 'Q,F 1375 .t , 'Qi A . 51,3 .L M---I'- rf:-t1':'H11' P ffesiv . 1 I .R ' :fs 1 1 ' '- in f s hs' :- L ' wi 'sf -A 2 . 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H Richard Fulmer, Ronnie Sodrel, Danny Deer, Bob Peurcy, 96 Gbwyaam of High Tbufcla Gail Sturdevant James Stutzman Judy Sullivan John Sutton Sandy Sutton Richard Tate James Taylor Sharon Taylor Jim Terrell Phil Terry Portia Tinkle Jerry Tumey Tom Umbarger Terry Usrey Redgie Van Dyke Richard Vardaman Karg Waldemer Vicki Walters Lewis Warren Carol Wendt Randall Whitaker Steve Whitmore Mary Wilder David Wilson Ralph Wilson Danny Witty Deanna Woodward Dale Young Nancy Zelena MERRY CHRISTMAS . . . Janita Lane, eight h grader, presents a Christmas gift to Mrs. Meeks from the iunior high choir. M Vandermeer holds the microphone. f. f i Zi 1'1'z2sfi,i. . La , 1 : W-we-iiez fwwiii. v w' 1, , 2i1fr2.l 4 Af : 1-ra?-. K3Lw:,..ibf :259:-rg-1 'r .rg 3- , i , 1, , i 3 , .... 5 A , I i l 'T 1 ir it, , Ati .4 F . g g: 'iw , ff ' fiffil ' l ' if 'W 4 ..' 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In an attempt to aid students who have reading difficulties school officials employed Mrs. Doris Fulmer to direct the new reading program. Classroom projects such as drawing maps, paint- ing murals, and animal studies stimulated pupils by 5'd0ol,4ch'447lau 1714114011 , KATHERINE BOWMAN . . . Mrs. Bowman, who teaches second grade, earned her B.S. degree from Indiana State College. She is new to Center Grove. ,. HELENE BUNNELL . . . Mrs. Bunnell obtained her B.S. and B.A. degrees from Ohio State University. She also attended . Franklin College. NIEL BUSSE . . . Mr. Busse, who earned a 8.5. degree at Franklin College, teaches the sixth grade. BEULAH CALVERT . . . Mrs. Calvert, who attended Butler University Extension, is a second grade teacher. ELLENA V. CLARK . . . Mrs. Clark, a new fourth grade teacher, attended Central Normal College and Indiana University. MARGARET CLORE . . . Miss Clare is a third grade teacher who attended Indiana Central College, Butler University, and Teacher's College of Indianapolis. BETTY CORNELIUS . . . Mrs. Cornelius, sixth grade teacher, earned her B.S. degree from Arkansas State College. MARIDEL CRAGEN . . . Mrs. Cragen, a first grade teacher, attended Butler University. MARIE DOTY . . . Mrs. Doty, who attended Muskingum College in Ohio and Butler University, is a fourth grade informing them about the world around them. Addition of new books increased elementary library facilities. Several classes conducted book reading con- tests. These programs encouraged pupils to read more frequently and consistently. Along with this stepped-up system of instruction, elementary pupils enioyed the traditional holiday parties and PTO-sponsored projects. INTERRUPTION . . . Otto J. Sloop, elementary principal, and Mrs. Aileen Fulmer, his secretary, pause during a dictation session. 100 3aitia1a Tbwyuww, Expaada Faalzitza CLARENCE ENGLEMAN . . . Mr. Engleman, sixth grade teacher, attended Indiana Central College and earned his B.S. and M.S. degrees from Indiana University. EARLEEN ENGLEMAN . . . Mrs. Engleman, third grade teacher, obtained her B.S. and M.S. degrees from Indiana University. SYLVANUS FINCHUM . . . Mr. Finchum received a B.S. degree from Indiana State College and has attended Indiana and Butler Universities. He teaches sixth grade. IVA FULMER . . . Mrs. Fulmer, a fifth grade teacher, attended Butler University. CLEOTHA HUGHES . . . Miss Hughes teaches the first grade. She holds a B.S. degree and has attended Hanover, Central Normal and Indiana State Colleges and Indiana and Butler Universities. MARY ANN HUNTER . . . Mrs. Hunter, who attended Metropolitan School of Music and Indiana and Purdue Universities, teaches elementary music and art. She is a graduate of several special music institutions. BENITA JACOBS . . . Mrs. Jacobs, who earned her B.S. and M.S. degrees from Butler University, is a second grade teacher. WANDA JAMISON . . . Miss Jamison, second grade teacher, attended St. Louis College of Pharmacy and earned her B.S. degree from Southwest Missouri State College. ELSIE LAMMERT . . . First grade teacher, Mrs. Lammert, attended Harris Junior College and received her B.S. degree from Indiana Central College. VICTORIA LORBER . . . Mrs. Lorber, who holds an A.B. degree, attended Kentucky Christian College and Butler University. She is a first grade teacher. MARY MINNER . . . Mrs. Minner teaches the third grade. She attended Indiana University, Franklin College and Butler University. NORVILLE OSTING . . . Mr. Osting holds an A.B. degree from Franklin College and a M.S. degree from Indiana University. He teaches the fifth grade. BONNIE PARRISH . . Mrs. Parrish teaches the first grade, she attended Missouri University. NANCY JO PRATHER . . . Mrs. Prather, third grade teacher, earned her A.B. degree from Franklin College. BLANCHE RUEFF . . . Mrs. Rueff received her A.B. degree from Franklin College and attended Butler University. She teaches the second grade. PAULINE SHEEKS . . . Mrs. Sheeks teaches the third grade. She earned B.S. and M.S. degrees from East Tennessee State College and Indiana University respectively. REECE STEWART . . . Mr. Stewart teaches the fifth grade and holds a B.S. degree from Franklin College. EDNA TEARMAN . . . Miss Tearman, who attended Franklin College and Indiana State College, teaches the fourth grade. GERTRUDE TEARMAN . . . Miss Tearman teaches the fourth grade. She attended Indiana State College and Purdue University. VIRGINIA VELETA . . . Mrs. Veleta holds a B.S. degree from Franklin College. She is a second grade teacher. CLIO WOLVERTON . . . Fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Wolverton, obtained her A.B. degree from Indiana State College. VIVIAN HUCKSTEP . . . Mrs. Huckstep, first grade teacher, earned her B.S. degree from Butler University. Ri fa . Q. .. -..QE 1 5. ,itt ,s 1, l r- A 11 . r- ' ' -4 ss. , 4 493 W , sg It: F . V vs, U c gr V ,I 3 , . m iff 7,. . , ' 1' .v r X-Q .- og e-...csc J , , 1.124 i X 5 .. ..,,'.t.'m f -.lf F f - I feet.. 2, V B! it ' 'KL VE N fl ,I Ml' J .AID ,Y Z N ' Wi 'L X lf? g ' ., , P vwfiffj ,, K- , - 1' 'L - A-s 4' va' N I it Ji' E . is fi? I ,Tm ' - elf ' Q V v ' ls: Q qi. ,f - it I' Sdn I 1 NOT PICTURED v1vlAN HUCKSTEP 101 102 7af2Lf4 fldgww fffwwledqc FIRST GRADE . , . Left Table, Clockwise: Sandra McDaniel, Connie Mullins, Dale McCarthy, Lavonne Linzie, Jeffery King. Front Table: Charles Wratten, Sherman McCarthy, Steven Manning, Carol McCann. Middle Table: Brenda Lindley, Mike LaMastus, Deborah lee, Betsy McCarty, Christina Mclinn, Douglas Nordholt. Last Table: Greg Nance, Donna Mize, Brenda Myars, David Morrison, Jeffery Knight, Cynthia Kurrasch. Teacher: Mrs. Cragen. FIRST GRADE . . . Left Table, Clockwise: Curtis Correll, Judy Deer, Pamela Dresslar, Jeanice Gartin, Kenneth Dyar, Vicki Davidson. Right Table: Sandra Davis, Bruce Dyar, Martha Cunningham, Robert Davis, Valerie Doty, Patrick Cunningham, Bonne Dickinson, Sheila Emmitt, William Farley, Sandra Coy, Deborah Cruse, Joann Despot, Douglas Dawson, Karen Emmitt. Back Table: Steven Duncan, Kandie Dickey, Danny Eaton, Kevin Doty, Sandra Danieley, Bradley Everson, Curtis Correll. Teacher: Mrs. Lorber. on RUN, SPOT, RUN . . . Miss Hughes listens to her students read a new lesson. 1704 fflqdm I 41. .. iv. F ' 1,,,,4, 4,3 K 'SK FIRST GRADE . . . Front Row, Left to Right: Jeff Taylor, Janice Vanhook, Debbie Walker, Curt Voiles, Debbie Whittemore, Diana Lorance. Second Row: Donnie West, Glenda Woosley, Scott Sumner, Mike Smith, Eddie Stringer, Vicky Wilson. Third Row: Linda Weaver, David Van Horn, Debbie Sutton, Doris Spaw, Jeff Wendling. Fourth Row: Tommy Thompson, Terry Anne Whitaker, Terry Thompson, .loyce Weber, Robin Trissel, Eddie Whittemore. Teacher: Mrs. Lammert. 10 10 Stadaau Ewwm Woadw Of Science, , fd FIRST GRADE . . . Left Table, Clockwise: Susan Lynne Freeze, Carl Eugene Gluff, Jeanne Fitzgerald, Roger Kleineweber, Julia Kay Horton, Bruce Ray Henderson, Karlisa Hicks, Cathy Harrison, Kenneth Justice. Right Table: Joseph lnabnitt, Cheryl Kay Ford, Paul Andrew Hunley, Wilma Fleenor, Carol Rose Henry, Rebecca. Harden. Back Table: Rebecca Sue Hussung, Linda Kidwell, Vickie Hopkins, Vickey Lynn Glassburn, Larry Henderson, Cheryl Anne Holdorf, Terence Hunter, Brian Graham, Ronald Grabenhofer, Donald Johnson, Sandra Jo Horton, Melody Hinkle, Robert Johnson. Standing: James Kissee. Absent: Billy Joe Grogg, Connie Jo Frye. Teacher: Miss Hughes. i FIRST GRADE . . . Left Tab-le, Clockwise: Donald Burdine, Gail Barnd, Jimmy Atkins, Joe Avery, Elizabeth Burton, Nila Anderson. Right Table: David Burkes, Joyce Anderson, Connie Carlyle, Gaye Caplinger, Larry Anderson, Terry Arthur, Greg Brinson, Pamela Cecil, Joyce Bleink, Jimmy Abraham, Kevin Barton, Joey Bleink. Back Table: Mark Busseni, Doug Campbell, Susan Meece, Jeannette Boucher, Mike Campbell, Ronnie Austin. Absent: Lesa Bird, Jeanie Blevens, Kim Burnette, Rex Butler, Brenda Clunie. Teacher: Mrs. Parrish. Umm em, mm, frm-amz fm 96 FIRST GRADE . . . Front Row, Left to Right: Billy Rotliff, Ronnie Ragon, Jack Russell, Rickie Roberts, Janello Baker. Second Row: Pamela Oneal, David Patton, Potty Price, Donnie Russell, Cindy Pace, Terry Prine. Third Row: Teresa Parrott, Eldeana Shrum, James Robinson, Barbara Shoemaker. Fourth Row: Vicky Righthouse, Chuck Pennington, Pamela Richards, Mike Scheckels, Debbie Rigg, Mike Schmitt. Back Table, Clockwise: Dorlene Silcox, Jackie Pinnick, Steven Shay, Bobby Paris. Teacher: Mrs. Huckstep. v I i 1 it SECOND GRADE . . . Front Row, Front to Back: Billy Hutsler, Norma Herrmann, Ramie Hamlin, Mark Jones, Leslie Ingram, Greg Henderson. Second Row: Tommy Grogg, Arthur Keever, Vicki Golden, Linda Hollopeter, Rene Johnson, Gail Hendrix, Timmy Hayes, Melinda Jester. Third Row: Steve Gray, Tammy Johnson, Keith Gaskin, Nancy Kegley, Rita Hopkins, Gary Harris, Jill Huckstep, Stephanie Glassburn. Fourth Row. Victorio Harper, David Janneck, Susan Jasper, Cynthia Henderson, Jim Gerton, Charles Harris, Maureen Hughes, Vicky Jo Johnston. Teacher: Mrs. Velero. 10 0 Haha ljdllqit Hn Scion 2 f MZ ,ff 1154 ,,'g F: SECOND GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Jan Whitmore, Vickie Turner, Lisa Stewart, Belinda Wyrick. Second Row: Gail Walters, Cheryl Witt, Ed.die VanCleave, Tommy Woessner, Pam Sutton, Vicky Young, Mike Tinkle. Third Row: Darlene Wuensch, Donnie Sturdevant, Rita White, Ricky Tinkle, Jimmie Young, Judy Walden, Roger Thorp. Fourth Row: Gary Yea, Timmy Thompson, Russell Surface, Billy Wilson, Barth Weddle, Ricky Jo White, Miriam Whited. Fifth Row: Danny Van Dyke, Terry Sturgeon, Stanley Tharp, Bill Wratten, Norma Woosley, Bob Thurman. Teacher: Mrs. Bowman, Juli I' SECOND GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Carol Brown, Paula Alyea, Karen Arnold. Second Row: Sherry Bledsoe, Mike Callis, Jeff Beers, Charlie Burdsall, Linda Campbell. Third Row: Brenda Lou Briggs, Carl Campbell, Debbie Bird, Jennifer Benge, Diana Caplinger, David Bullock. Fourth Row: Tim Cheatham, Jackie Carter, Carl Bennett, Steve Boltz, Jeff Browning, Terry Butler. Fifth Row: Roger Baker, Carla Byers, Mike Brann, Maribeth Bunton, Becky Bodine, Richard Campbell. Sixth Row: Jett Clemons, Connie Asher, Doug Brown, Tamara Adams, Larry Stallings. Absent: David Benner, Tony Blacketer. Teacher: Mrs. Rueff. in Emma 70 Cowwuf. Uowaad Otiw SECOND GRADE . . . Front Row, Front to Back: Leon Kissee, Timmy Paschall, Rodman Gilley, Cheryl Povey, Billy Paris, Beth Murray. Second Row: Cynthia Ogden, Rita Phillips, Peggy Findley, Richele Morris, Steven Lockman, David Mason, Debra Lorber, Dennis Oertel. Third Row: Pat Madden, Charles Qualls, Debbie Sue Norris, Larry King, Sheryl Leech, Regina Paris, Barry Kermeen, Gary McCreciry. Fourth Row: Carol Ann Perdue, Jimmy Moore, Mary Morrow, Darrell Moore, Shelia Lane, Gordon Prine, Terri Wendling. Absent: Bernadette Matthews, Linda Magill, Patty Knight, Bobby Messick, Vicky LeMasters. Teacher: Miss Jamison. HURRY, l'M THlRSTY . . . Elementary students patiently wait in line for their turn at the water fountain 108 74614 Efqoq Ewwwm Of fictwctwa Heh! 'ill SECOND GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Debra Roark, Celia Rush, Roslyn Ratliff, Jean Stevens, Dan Shirrell, Marlene Spurr. Second Row: Sue Scherrer, Miley Sawyer, Susan Stapert, Jerry Ridge, Vickie Rainey, Gary Robinson, Gary lee Ratliff. Third Row: Paula Roberts, Sherry Raber, Cheryl Stevens, Larry Sanders, Jim Rusher, Twf Shrum, Brenda Shephard. Fourth Row: Cherie Sipes, Deborah Shoemaker, Mike Richards, Jack Robbins, Roberta Scheckles, Mike Smith, Mike Findley. Teacher: Mrs. Jacobs. SECOND GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Jimmy Danniels, Rebecca Dickinson, Larry Cook, Malinda Cunningham, Danny Daty. Second Row: Mark Day, Jimmy Colegrove, Tommy Deer, Vickie Dillow, Tony Francis, Vickie Faires, Karen Day. Third Row. David Felix, Alice Christopher, Nancy Gates, Letha Doty, John Despot, Patricia Coy, Bobby Alvey. Fourth Row: Delford Dunn, Sandra Cotton, Randy Dresslar, Mark Craig, Ronnie Davis, Cheryil Dillard, Joni Forslund. Fifth Row: Debra Dodson, Keith Fleener, Garland Harden, Jeff Dillow, Julie Doty, Darrell Francis. Teacher: Mrs. Calvert. in , Multi- ?wcpoae foam, Oro Waqywwzd rpm. Q., U: 1 THIRD GRADE . . . Front Row, Front to Back: Leah Cheatham, Cathy Farley, Viveca Davis, Connie Carpenter. Second Row: Donna Davis, Beth Ann Everson, Sue Doty, Marsha Corbin, David Carnes. Third Row: Beverly Emmitt, Roger Clarkson, Mike Dillard, Christina DiFazio, Clayton Cunningham. Fourth Raw: Gregory Doty, Alan Dyar, Nancy DeHart, Jim Floyd, Mike Coffey. Fifth Row: Carmelo Francis, Jamie Easton, Glenn Chastain, Jan Damrell, Billy Daniel. Sixth Row: Robert Davidson, Susan Danieley, Bobby Daniel, Nathan Cummings. Standing: Harry Floyd. Teacher: Mrs. Bunnell. THIRD GRADE . . . Front Row, Front to Back: Georgenia Butler, Christina Burkhart, Nancy Barton. Second Row: Mike Brinson, Paul Boucher, Edward Carlyle, Connie Baily, Mike Bruce, Timothy Beck. Third Row: Beth Carlton, Randy Collis, Roger Browning, Glenn Blevens, Randy Burdine, Ronnie Bechman, Fourth Row: Rita Burkhart, Janis Baker, Mary Anderson, Malana Baker, Cathy Burkes, Brad Brown. Fifth Row: Kyle Bristow, Cindy Bell, Fred Bodine, Cindy Brown, Timothy Burton. Teacher: Miss Clore. 10 ffallowem, , Ualmtiae 2544 fuzzy THIRD GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Conner Jester, Jeflrey Nance. Second Row: Dennis Hussung, Mike Jones, Pamela Little, Gary Malott, Mike MeNabb. Third Row: Tonya Monroe, Dallas Hyatt, Marilyn McCarter, Darrell Lewis, Sherry Kidwell, Donald Kinnaman. Fourth Row: Sherry Malott, John Kibler, Bill Kent, Karen Madden, Randy Ingram, Teresa Mize. Fifth Row: Vickie Montgomery, Dennis Moore, Mike Knight, Patty Lasiter, David Jarvis, Carl Morrow. Teacher: Mrs. Engleman. ' END OF THE DAY Mr. Busse and Mr. Steward supervise students waiting for buses on thellate load. E' L'i? ..J ' H WM Tbafdzza, Gay Qbecofmtwrw X THIRD GRADE . . . Front Row, Front to Back: Sherry Pierce, Cathy Raney, Debra Roach, Alan O'Neil. Second Row: Joe Palmer, Chris Robinson, Stanley Richardson, Emily Powell, Dennis Prine, Donna Reynolds, Robin Richards. Third Row: Steven Russell, Gayle Rinker, Donna Searcy, Shannon Shephard, Lem Richey, Charles Pfatfenberger, Guy Ogden. Fourth Row: Patty Shively, Johnny Righthouse, Cynthia Pollard, Lewis Rouse, Patty Peavler, Richard Perry, Brian Smith. Fifth Row: Kyle Roe, Sam Shephard, Steven Parrott, Eddie Pike, Stephen Robards, Donnie Sherrill. Teacher: Mrs. Sheeks. THIRD GRADE . . . Front Row: Randy Walker. Second Row, Front to Back: Ricky Smith, William Yonts, Becky Terry, Debra Stringer, Shelby Woosley. Third Row: Roger Wilmoth, Carolyn Standifer, Kathy White, David Weber, Danny Blythe, Shannon Thompson, Beth Ann Webb. Fourth Raw: Cindy Sumner, Debbie Stout, Dale Wemmer, Debbie Tinkle, Rickie Turner, Ronnie Sturdevant. Fifth Row: Penny Tinkle, David Windhorst, Joyce Wilder, Kerry Smith. Standing: Janet Walls. Teacher: Mrs. Prather. 2 Open, How FMMW 00 Grady THIRD GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Dennis Hall, Mark Baker, Charlotte Holliday, Jill Fulmer. Second Row: Carol Grabenhofer, Bonnie Holdorf, Gordon Hester, Deborah Hopkins, Marcia Grogg, Billie Gilbert. Third Row: Jay Graham, Eddie Harbert, Carl Fulmer, David Hashman, Bobby Hubbard, Martha Henry. Fourth Row: Marcia Fulmer, Mary Harris, Mark Geize, Janie Gray, Danny Hill, Jennie Gibson. Fifth Row: Deborah Horton, Dan Haneyman, Sharon Hollopeter, Sammy Gaughan, Randy Glassburn. Absent: Larry Hall, Kathy Hostrap, Tommy Hayden, Marsha Henderson, Teacher: Mrs. Minner. i , v,,k 1gyzggfQz,g1 Kr FOURTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Tommy Mendel, John Lockman, Luanna Scherrer, Karen Royalty, Dennis Roy. Second Row: Teresa Russell, Everett Parrott, Randy Maddox, Sarah Powell, Rickey Oertel, Donna Pinnick. Third Row: Nancy Rhoda, David Robards, Irene Maberry, Linda Morrison, Kris Scherrer, Sheri Phelps. Fourth Row: Susan Roe, Michael McDaniel, Michael Lain, Penny Perry, Tamara Roy, Donna Raber. Fifth Row: Rowana Morris, Mike Paddock, Pamela Reed, Gregory McClure, Timothy Pitcock. Absent: Debby Miller, Mark Messick, Barbara Miller, William Schurick, Larry Mclntire, Harold Qualls, Rhoda Paris, Clemmeth leach. Teacher: Mrs. Clark. By Bwagmy ?dlt6llfdf, 7earAow, 70111 Uoyetm FOURTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Pam Davidson, John Thompson, Danny Condon. Second Row: Brenda Workman, Steven VanCleave, Mike Shay, Regina Whitaker, Terry Surface, Stephen Stringer. Third Row: Rita Williamson, Marvin Smith, Cheryl Jo Zelena, Walter Smith, Shirley Woosley, John Wade, Stan Thompson. Fourth Row: Marcia Silcox, Bruce Sipes, Cheryl Lee Snedaker, Anna Jo Scott, Linda Lou West, Carla Sullivan, Elaine Southwood. Fifth Row: Terryl Ann VanOsdol, Roger VanHorn, Vana Joe Shrum, Mike White, Paul Shepherd, Dwight Tribby. Sixth Row: Hermina Terry, Linda Kay Yoh, Cheryl Denise Wiegle, Jeff Sutton, Tommy Strouse, Linda Sue Weber. Absent: Gayle Wemmer. Teacher: Miss Gertrude Tearman. FOURTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Michele Harris, Donnie Fair. Second Row: Danny Gaughan, Randy Hamlin, Jimmy Hendrickson, larry Holdorf. Third Row: Becky Harris, Patti Durham, Gary Gartin, Joyce Frye, Sandra Drans, Penny Jo Hall. Fourth Row: Julie Jones, Tony Hendrix, Linda Hilgert, Richard Harris, Roxanne Grahm, Jimmy Goins. Fifth Row: Charles Gibbs, Jan legen, Linda Klenweber, Joanna Kephart, Cindy Hussung, Carol Janneck, Tommy Gilbert, Barbara Fulmer, Debbie Knight, Carla lnabnitt, Elena Hayes, Dennise Doty. Seventh Row: Cathy Dresslar, Sharon Jones, Carolyn Jennings, Rocky Gibson, Cheryl Faulst, Debrah Hamilton. Teacher: Mrs. Doty. ?fl0f'ld0b Tfwaeated :iq ' mdfdftfllwlli l FOURTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Debra Robinson, Paula Bennett. Second Row: Jerry Butler, Nevalin Davis, Diane Darrell, Janet Colegrove, Dennis Blain, Denise Adams. Third Row: Debbie Boucher, Mike Cunningham, Rebecca Croas, Rose Mary Decker, Mardena Baker, Mike Brown, Ann Broughton. Fourth Row: Steve Brown, Micki Alyea, Donna Cummings, Jerry Collis, Melvin Baker, Debbie Brown, Jerry Lynn Barnd. Fifth Row: Daon Cheatham, Tony Cecil, Terry Davidson, Kevin Baker, David Doty, Marsha Anderson, Kathy Blain. Sixth Row: Ronnie Beasley, Clara Lou Batts, Eddie Baker, Robin Baker, Kathy Day, Kenny Driver. Absent: John Briggs. Teacher: Miss Edna Tearman. l l 'FNS lix X 114 ff RIBBONS TO INDUSTRY . . . Nyla Stewart looks on as Steve Poehler points to Indiana. The map, showing the most industrialized city of each state, was made as a geography proiect by Mr. Osting's fifth grade. Ama Www, Umm to 75114. Wteazng .-.1I.- -as -mf' ? FIFTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Phyllis Alderson, Kim Hill, Vicki Sutton, Karen Burkhart, Alexander Terry. Second Row: Nyla Stewart,-Douglas Harden, Margaret Baker, Julie McCarty, Mary Peavler, Paula Mullins, Linda Doty. Third Row: Steve Poehler, Janet Wilder, Billy Dillard, Ernest Linzie, Ronald Perry, Roger Horton, Bill Geize, Judy Callis. Fourth Row: Rex Kinnick, Jeannette Smithey, Ronnie Campbell, Sherry McCarty, Rex Hyatt, David Ray, Kerry Burdine, Sandra Cunningham. Fifth Row: Becky Merklin, Fred Broaddus, Phil Tucker, Dennis Henderson, Mike Robards, Chuck Mclinn, Sandra Thompson. Teacher: Mr. Osting. FIFTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Delores Richey, Caryl Snodgrass. Second Row: Cheryl Brown, Virginia Hotopp, Douglas Dorrell, Cathie Read, John Kephart, Dianne Willis. Third Row: Keith McNabb, John Kizer, Marjorie Luckett, Jackie Powell, Charles Vaught, Jeff Cline, Steve Thompson, Marjorie Grabenhofer. Fourth Row: Darrell Mize, John McCarthy, Jo Betty Ingram, Terry Scrivner, Stephanie Doty, Danny Alyea, Debra Sturgeon, William Tucker. Fifth Row: Steven Faust, Dena Keever, Janet Henderson, Mike Bodine, Teresa Davis, Gary Myers, Sherry Tarter. Sixth Row: Dianna Sheeks, Gregory Butler, Bonnie Sue Arnold, Robert Barton, Anita Phillips, Albert Weaver. Standing: Peggy Knapp, David Plummer, Melvin Morrow. Teacher: Mrs. Wolverton. 11 .9 .7?oww!-7io6m T7 Setup FIFTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Susan Britton, Linda McEIfresh, David Pitcock, Tommy Hopkins. Second Row: Frank Armes, Gene Sega, Jimmy Hiott, Garry Harriman, Tracy Spires. Third Row: Jimmy Grogg, Kathy Stanifer, Debbie Whitaker, Paula Rash, Debbie Dresslar, Ricky Johnson. Fourth Row: David Blacketer, Debbie Despot, Jimmie Doty, Connie Kidwell, Teresa Thacker, Dallie Harris. Fifth Row: Sandra Richardson, Kay Van Dyke, Jerry Cummings, Billy Lewis, Mike Shugert. Sixth Row: Dana Burkhart, Steve Kernodle, Ted Morris, Keith Adkins, Cheryl Hughes. Eighth Row: Beth Ann McCarty, Vickie Walter, Vickie Walker, Robert Hansen. Teacher: Mr. Stewart. - FIFTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Reneo Moore, Dale Harris, Jan Forslund. Second Row: Connie Day, Carla Windisch, Brenda Beeler, Michael Hessman, Gary Boicourt, Lucinda Jester, La Tonia Gregg. Third Row: Becky Kermeen, Michael Aston, Chester Byers, Sandra Schreckengast, Carol Coffey, Cheryl West, Wayne Dorrell. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Schrogham, David Meek, Michael Langston, Russell Branaman, Phyllis Hinkle, Terry Drane, Bill Howard. Fifth Row: Jeffrey Usrey, Pat McCrary, Kim Shepherd, Teddy Harris, Sally Spurr, Patra Anson. Sixth Row: Donna Sumner, Thomas Doughty, Deborah Robbins, Robert Page, Ray Taylor, Mary Quack. Teacher: Mrs. Fulmer. ff: M of wwf mm SEASON'S GREETINGS . . . Posing in front of the blackboard mural they drew in Mr. ' Busse's sixth grade room are Debbie l Wiegle, Donna Willis and Brenda Stevens. 1 N 7 xy? SIXTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Brenda Rice, Debbie Wiegle, Milley Sawyer, John Tumey, Yvonne Rinker, Mike Shepherd. Second Row: Matt Powell, Janet White, David Royalty, Becky Silcox, Mark Scherrer, Wanda Swartz, Phil Shrum, Kathy Stringer. Third Row: Stacey Zaring, Charles Smith, Mike Walls, Joe Thurman, Jerry Weber, Mark Wade, Terry Rush, Greg Thompson. Fourth Row: Steve Skirvin, Peggy Smith, Kevin Smith, Debbie Walden, Dan Sumner, Mary Teeters, John Tharp, Donna Willis, Fifth Row: Charles Thompson, Bonnie Walker, Mike Smith, Beckie Walker, Nick Terry, Brenda Stevens, Dennis Weaver. Standing: Randy Sipes, Jody Surface. Absent: Earsel Rogers. Teacher: Mr. Busse. 8 Eye Jw, Henning 17eata, GMA api SIXTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Steve Bruce, Carolyn Corbin, Brenda Cunningham, Greg Faires, Dennis Coy. Second Row: Barbara Bland, Steve Bechman, Ann Baugh, Steven Emmitt, Betty Espinoza, Joey Damrell, Connie Decker. Third Row: Debbie Clarkson, Dennis Brown, Julie Barnes, Gloria Doty, Debra Curtis, Sharleen Daniel, David Branaham, Gloria Esenwein. Fourth Row: Susan Coffman, Terry Doty, David Dresslar, Dennis Beers, Debbie Baker, Donald Burdsall, Pam Cummings, Mike Baker. Fifth Row: Sandra Craig, Nan Doty, Judy Doty, Dwight Carnes, Lois Carlton, Timothy Evans, Ricky Dillow. Absent: Nyla Adams, Barbara VanDeventer, Donny Boucher, Billy Burnett. Teacher: Mrs. Cornelius. SIXTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Julia Fulmer, Debbie Heger, Joyce Humphrey, Pam Nordholt, Susie Green, Vicki Fleener. Second Row: Kathleen Fox, Gary Harter, Steve Karas, Judy Jones, Nancy Hogan, Judy Keown, Mike Hudson, Dwight Freeze. Third Row: Joe Harris, Randy Farmer, Steve Gardner, Sharon Horton, Becky Hittle, RuAnn Kelso, Bill Kermeen, Bobby Ingram. Fourth Row: Marcella Hamilton, Dennis Hommel, Leigh Hayes, Gary Jones, Nancy Hart, Randy Kelley, Billie Gressel, Mike Rakie. Fifth Row: Herschel Hester, John Hussung, Don Hall, Donna lsenberg, Dennis Heidenreich, Rex Baker, Sallie Gillespie. Teacher: Mr. Engleman. WW awww of Good Hmm 72mm r no v -2 L- 1 J? ,- SIXTH GRADE . . . First Row, Front to Back: Pat Davidson, Donnie Moody, Jim Ping, Linda Stewart, Norman Knight. Second Row: Karen McGill, Karen Kleopfer, Debbie Pennington, Larry Poland, Bev Maxwell, Barry Mize, Vicki Mullins. Third Row: Karen Pfaffenberger, Pauletta Moore, Carolyn Mantooth, Patti Pickerell, Paula Nicoson, Gary Lammert, Frances Pinckley, Vernon Little. Fourth Row: Robert Morrison, Mike Mullins, Tom Purdue, Linda Kernodle, Jeanie Porter, Connie Lane, Bruce McDonald, Davicl McDousIond. Fifth Row: Jack Moore, Robert Morrow, Frank Morrison, Neal Maberry, Ronnie Moore, Chuck McDaniel, Mark Kocher. Absent: Kathie Lindle, Barbara Messick. Teacher: Mr. Finchum. c :Lil ' it ' 'T mee T t .atm t M JUST THE THING . . . Mrs. Cornelius, sixth grade 1 V teacher, confers with Mrs. Hunley, school librarian, about choosing books for elementary use. wif is .. Y. elim: qsis , 20 A Se hen you want az fine portrait... to record forever with charm and dignity the important events of your life,come to the Photograph Studio of your Cfficial Photographer. .. 7 OAK Jafar of Indiana Photo Reflex, Eighth Floor, Downtown FARMERS TRUST COMPANY FARM BUREAU co-oP FVGNIQIIU, Indiana BARGERSVILLE BRANCH WHITELAND BRANCH Phone GA 2-520l Whiteland, Indiana .iviizi ff EIIQQT Z opening Junior Ricky Core consults Mrs. Lorene Sloop about an account at FARMERS TRUST COMPANY. FLINN AND MAGUIRE FUNERAL HOME 98 West Jefferson Franklin Indiana Open Tuesday Thru Saturday RED BIRD BEAUTY SALON Berry Road JEAN SCOTT, Owner TU I-3188 Business Phone 736-6663 FRANKLIN PRINTING LAKE 38 S. Water Street Franklin, Indiana PAUL H. ROEDER, Owner SWIMMING - FISHING PICNICKING WALKER'S HATCHERY Greenwood Indiana Located South of Center Grove on Morgantown Road THE E. O. COLLINS STORE Franklin Indiana 12 flllll' N scov: IN A BALL Q . 'COMANCHERUS' oo' EYES !9Y? '5-1-----M ., W H M-,M.!'Y. !.1 'nw'm1M tml w?,f?fJ?i:Siwi,w tiww Center Grove students - Lilo Sutton, Linda Von Dyke, Ricky Core, Gene Browning, and Larry Voiles - wait in line to attend the lost feature of the season at the MERIDIAN DRIVE-IN. MERIDIA DRIVE-I THE TER 122 X W ZARINGS' HEART:-ISTONE ilt fl. A 'Z I L Il' .i !?sggEvvoon's gnu ozmzrmsur-sins y .fwg 'ED ll , I - -I 3' ffjiaji-' I Fl' g5i..eiiCH,gKEq Phone TU I-9453 Reservations Greenwood lI'IdiOI'1O DEAN'S STANDARD SERVICE SHOP WALKER'S IN NEW GREENWOOD PLAZA ' X 'I Complete furnishing for every mem- I STANDARD I l ber ofthe family. -A 9 COVTWDIGIG ODDIIOVICG OVWCI TV- depl. Corner Pearl and Madison Avenue W Complete tloor covering Dept. Gfeenwogd Indio,-.Q 5 Service tor your appliances. TU 1-0011 I WINDY HILL EGGLAND l George Utterback 81 Son y Phone GA 2-5441 l lliargerville Indiana i l l y ll Marty and Tom Umbarger arrange a display I for their father at the ROY UMBARGER A AND SONS ELEVATOR. l SMITH VALLEY ROY UMBARGER AND BEAUTY SHOP SONS ELEVATOR I The Latest in Hair Styles Yoh' Emma Peoler l For Appointments Call Llquld Femllzer Tucker I-2983 Grain Farm Supplies Marjorie Clark, Owner phone Gfxrden 2'452l I Bargersville Indiana ' 123 GERKING LAWNMOWER 8g AUTO SERVICE Compliments of PATE FURNITURE Where You Save Hand Saw Filing Circle Saw Sharpening Phone TU 1-1012 9100 S. Meridian and St. Rd. 135 Indiana's Leading Sporting Goods Store EM-ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY ME 4-3446 209 West Washington Street Indianapolis, Indiana 2 Compliments of Compliments of WALKER'S HATCHERY IVAN OSTING Bargersville I d SUTTON'S TRAILER PARK Spacious Lots in Scenic Rural Area Modern Facilities-Good Well Water Excellent Drainage-Coin Laundry Rural Route 2, Box 240, Greenwood Phone Bargersvi Ile 422-4795 THOMPSON'S FLOWER SHOP Say It With Flowers Whiteland, Indiana Phone 535-7524 CLARK'S GULF SERVICE Road Service Free Pick-up and Delivery Wheel Balancing and Motor Tune-up State Road l35 and County Line Road TU I-0050 SOUTHWOOD MACHINERY SALES 610 West Main Phone TU I-2569 Greenwood, Indiana WALDON PHARMACY Store Hours: Daily IO-IO Sunday 9-I At Smith Valley Shopping Center Phone TU I-l4OO NATIONAL BANK OF GREENWOOD 300 South Madison Greenwood, Indiana A Friendly Bank With Principlex Tim! Enduren 125 lllllrl X n. 7 g l I h ' .ig i .i Q' ,i wiilrribiiiil, I V- ' , 1-'vw 'f .Q J, ,, LG-1 it . ' 'lr'-1 , ,-, F IH x-- S. get 'H fqf- ll ' T if T J rea: A - Nfl ' Af- . it ' Fa x. ,. 5i.,. - - W I N We F-it 'lg i ' lf- Nfl' T' if A if r. f iff f 'Rg-h - Il 4 ii . 's .Q iv' i ,l , 1 ., i A ,L S A lygii- , Barbara Deer and Pam Plummer look over the assortment of make-up displayed by Mrs, Sonia Commiskey at COMMISKEY'S DRUG STORE. COMMlSKEY'S DRUG STORE Your Walgreen Agency Store Prescription Servicer Call TUcker l-251 l 350 South Madison Greenwood lndiona WILSONIAN MOTEL Let Your Guertx Sleep With Ur HEATED POOL Phones: TU l-OOl8 and TU l-4583 Greenwood Indiana WESTERN HARDWARE Top Quality Reasonable Prices Personal Service 220 West Main Greenwood, Indiana TU l-2020 EASTON'S MARKET County Line Road and State Road l35 WlLDMAN'S JEWELRY 49 North Main Franklin Indiana Smith Valley Road Greenwood lnCliC1r1O TU l-0051 FURNISH BARBERSHOP Franklin lndiano JOHNSON COUNTY BANK Franklin's Friendly Bank U Blended Sweet Cider Fmnklm lndmm and Apples Route 3 Greenwood Across from Center Grove School 26 HOUSE OF PLENTY Hardware-Toys-Paints Mount Pleosont Shopping Center C omplimentr of UN'ON BANK BARGERSVILLE PHARMACY AND TRUST Francis E. Weddle, Owner ranklin, Indiana Trafiglrggafliana phone GArden 2-4412 . Q Bargersville, Indiana For the Correct Time Anytime Call RE 6-5181 860 Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana Phone MEIrose 7-3321 take a COKE BREAK in the faculty BARGERS ILLE HARDWARE V W. B. MYERS AGENCY 81 LUMBER, INC. Insurance and Real Estate COMPLETE HOME BUILDING ' Phone TU I-2574 SERVICE Greenwood, Indiana FREE ESTIMATES 12 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO DON'S BARBER SHOP 81 RITA'S BEAUTY SHOP 28 North Main S Franklin, Indiana Phone 736 5712 I Expert shaves and haircuts are available at DON'S A customer decides how she will ha e he ha styl d at BARBER SHOP. RlTA'S BEAUTY SHOP. If It'5 Printing You Want . . . Call HARRIS PRINTING BARGERSVILLE CCD., INC. BUILDING a. LOAN If It'5 Newy You Want . . Read THE JOHNSON COUNTY NEWS Printed at Greenwood, Indiana Q All Under the Same Roof Always at Your Service I Our Greatest Asset-Your Good Will Bargersville, Indiana FROSTOP Root Beer-lce Cream-Sandwiches I State Road 37 Operating the Most Modern Printing 128 Plant in Johnson County Phone TUcker l-251 I SOUTH LAKE BEACH CLUB CENTRAL INDIANA'S NEWEST AND FINEST PLAYLAND Fishing Swimming Modern Beach House Clean, Large Sandy Beach Experienced, Qualified Lifeguards Open IO a.m.-Close at Dusk State Rd. I44 Across River from Waverly 6 Miles East of Mooresville FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8g LOAN ASSOCIATION Save For Your College Ezlzlceztionn Franklin Indiana KEN NY'S PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE Corner Smith Valley Rd. and Highway I35 7 Days a Week 6:30 a.m.-IO:OO p.m. Free Pick-up and Delivery Quality Producti - Friendly Service Phone TU I-0063 Compliments of DR. W. W. OWEN, D.D.S. BAKER MACHINE SHOP General Machine Work and Welding Bargersville, Indiana GArden 2-4896 IDEAL SUNDRIES Health Aids-Cosmetics Gifts-Baby Needs-Toys 2-4-Hour Photo-Finishing Fountain Service Mount Pleasant Shopping Center Phone TU I-3781 Jane Sodrel and Donna Plummer pay Tommy Webb for their cakes while David Heidenreich waits his turn for service at IDEAL SUNDRIES. Judy West and Judy King choose paint combinations for a senior project with the help of a GREENWOOD LUMBER COMPANY employee. The Bnilzierf' Department Store Add ,KI TS . I Es 4 10:55 5. - I -I 5 Telephon Em memwoen umew co., mc. Tucker , ,g 1-2534 Broadway 'gl fe--'Q-E-,:,.g , .5-L - fn N- - S- Y, Greenwood, Indiana JAN'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Located at Bluff Creek Phone GA 2-4166 SUTHERLANDS CLEARVIEW Restaurant Road 37 and Stone Crossing Road ABBOTT'S MEN 81 BOYS SHOP 210 West Main Greenwood Indiana ST. JOHN'S GENERAL STORE Johnson and Morgan County Line Phone GA 2-5830 130 Say It With Flowerr . . . MADISON AVENUE FLOWER SHOP Order hy Phone With Confidence 7457-59 Madison Avenue State 4-4446 Indianapolis, Indiana Carol Whitaker and Linda Morris admire the potted plants at MADISON AVENUE FLOWER SHOP, MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 34-40 North Water Franklin, Indiana It Pays to Save-Where Saving Pays Joseph Bridwell-President Insured Savings Junction I35 and I44 Bargersville, Indiana Phone GA 2-4202 C ompliments of FRANKLIN EVENING STAR WILLIAM SELCH HOME FURNISHINGS AND HARDWARE Phone GArden 2-4271 Bargersville, Indiana Celine Berry ond Louise Adams decide to quench their thirst at the JIFFY WHIP DRIVE-IN. JIFFY WHIP DRIVE-IN Stone's Crossing State Road I35 Students who live near Bargersville often stop at DON . I PRlcE's PURE ou. STATION. Sandwiches-Drinks-Ice Cream Chicken Basket 131 Phone VE l -2203 Pump Sales Service . . . A Specialty WAVERLY GRAVEI- AND REYNOLDS PUMP CONCRETE CCJMPANY gt PLUMBING SERVICE Ready Mixed Concrete Washed Sand and Gravel All Grades-Fill and Top Soil Immediate Delivery St. Rd. 44 at Waverly Water Heaters-Water Softeners Phone Mooresville VEI-1412 Rural Route 4, Martinsville, Indiana l Compliments of GREENWOOD DRIVE-IN THEATRE Greenwood Indiana DON'S GARAGE ADAMS CORNER G Q M t H d Morgantown Road FOCEFIGS- ea Sl Gr Ware S Th f ' comer of smsfh volley Rot-id and Road 135 OU O Center Grove l-hgh School can GA 2-4922 Phone TU l-4700 Motor Tune-Ups 32 BARGERSVILLE STATE BANK Bargersville, Indiana Sewing more people every clay Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Larry Voiles cashes a check in the newly remodeled BARGERSVI LLE STATE BANK. FORD CITY SMART 84 PERRY, INC. U. S. 3I and Johnson County Line Hours 8100-7200 Weekdays Where Your Neighbor Buy! Hif Crzrx 8200-6100 SC1I'Ul'CICIyS ami Trucks 2 Bgrberg Phone 'I-Ucker I-254I Greenwood, Indiana GREENWOOD BOWL YouMAN's aREENwooD Bowling Is Frm for Everyone U. S. 31, IM Miles South of Greenwood Prescripfion Center Phone KEIIogg 5-7564 Phone TU I-I604 Downtown Greenwood 1 3 3 GLENDALE TRAILER COURT offers a seenic and conve e t location for mobile home owners. GLEN DALE TRAILER COURT lMarion and Johnson County Line Road? KITCHEN DRIVE-IN Let the Byrds Feed You . I Greenwood, Indiana COUNTY LINE BEAUTY SALON Road I35 and County Line Road Norma Berry R. R. 2, Box II9 Greenwood, Indiana William and June Goins Bonme Hayden TU I-4264 'l'Ucker I-3979 QUALITY COAL AND SUPPLY Greenwood, Indiana Phone TUcker I-4I I3 ANTHONY'S FLOWER SHOP 7IO5 Madison Avenue Southport, Indiana Phone STate 4-I6l6 134 GOLF LAND Miniature Golf and Driving Range Franklin, Indiana I 51' First grader Joyce Anderson takes GOLDEN GUERNSEY milk from the cooler for a mid-morning milk break in Mrs. Parrisl'1's class. GOLDEN GUERNSEY FARMS Milk With The Wonderful Flavor ORME'S CARPETS AND INTERIORS Your complete floor covering and home furnishing store. 5505 South Meridian Indianapolis, Indiana STate 6- I 47l SMITH VALLEY SUPER MARKET Route 4 Greenwood, Indiana At Smith Valley Shopping Center HILLTOP BEACH l Fish, Swim, Picnic, and Sand Beach A Two Lakes GREENWGOD HARDWARE AND HEATING COMPANY Sales Service Tool Rental Open Daily I Heating 84 Air Conditioning I I TU I-9333 Four miles west of Bargersville I U S 31 8 Mom Street First house south of Banta l Greenwood K0-WE-BA 6'Means The Bestu KOTHE, WELLS, 8 BAUER 50 S. Ko-We-Ba-Lane ME 6-4507 Indianapolis, Indiana 136 Mrs. Weddle opens a product of KO-WE-BA used in the cafeteria at Center Grove. GOLF LAND WILLIAM SELCH MINIATURE GOLF HOME FURNISHINGS AND AND HARDWARE DRIVING RANGE Phone GA 2-4271 Franklin Indiana Bargersville, Indiana GREEWWI gggtflili aim GREENWOOD MARBLE AND TILE offers a wide choice of products for home improvement. GREENWCDOD MARBLE AND TILE 248 Market Plaza Greenwood, Indiana SUBURBAN FEDERAL SAVINGS 81 LOAN Madison and Pearl 7th and M G eenwood, Indiana Beech Grove, Indiana WOODS BUICK-PONTIAC, INC Phone RE 6-7I7I Franklin, Indiana Buick and Pontiac Sales and Service DR. GEORGE E.' BULLINGTON, M.D. Whiteland, Indiana DAVIS SHOE STORE Franklin, Indiana DEER AND SON Franklin, Indiana DE PREZ SCOTT Franklin, Indiana DOG 81 SUDS Greenwood, Indiana FAIRVIEW BEAUTY SHOP Franklin, Indiana HI-WAY LANES Franklin, Indiana LANAM SHOE STORE Franklin, Indiana PARKER REGAL 'MARKET Bargersville, Indiana PAYNE'S MEN'S WEAR Franklin, Indiana SECREST INSURANCE Franklin, Indiana SMITH'S SHOE STORE Franklin, Indiana SWANK'S DEPARTMENT STORE Franklin, Indiana VANDIVIER FORD SALES, INC Franklin, Indiana WILSON SHELL Franklin, Indiana ZEE'S BEAUTY SHOP Bargersville, Indiana Abbott's Men 81 Boys Shop -M H Adams Corner ........... ..--- American Linen Supply --- Anthony's Flower Shop -- L. S. Ayres 81 Company -.-- Baker Machine Shop ........ Bargersville Building 8K Loan .,,. Bargersville Hardware 81 Lumber --- Bargersville Pharmacy .......... ..... Bargersville State Bank ........ ...-. --.. Dr, George E. Bullington, M. D. ........... -..- Center Grove La ke ..............-. ...------ Clark's Gulf Service ........ ...... Coca-Cola Bottling Company --- The E. O. Collins Store .... Commiskey's Drug Store --- ------- County Line Beauty Salon .... ....... Davis Shoe Store ......... Dean's Standard Service -- -- Deer and Son .......... ..... DePrez Scott ........... --- Dog 81 Suds ....................... Don's Barber and Rita's Beauty Shop .... Don's Garage .....................-. Easton's Market .........-......... Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company L... Fairview Beauty Shop ........... Farm Bureau Co-op ............ Farmer's Trust Company ............... First Federal Savings 8m Loan ...... ...... .... Flinn and Maguire Funeral Home ..... Ford City .................. ......... Franklin Evening Star .... ....... Franklin Printing ....... ...... .... Frostop ............ Fulmer's Orchard ............... Furnish Barbershop ................ Gerking Lawnmower 84 Auto Service --- Glendale Trailer Court ............. Golden Guernsey Farms, Inc. --- ------- Golf Land ................. Greenwood Bowl ............... H,..... ..-. Greenwood Drive-In Theater .......... ........ - Greenwood Hardware 81 Heating Company Greenwood Lumber Company, Inc. .............. Greenwood Marble 81 Tile .............L. -... Harris Printing Company .... ...--.. Hilltop Beach ............ Hi-Way Lanes ...... ....... House of Plenty -- Ideal Sundries --. ...... ..... ......- .... Jan's Beauty Shoppe --- - ..... ....... - -- fidmzaaq im Jiffy Whip Drive-ln --- Johnson County Bank ..... .- Kenny's Phillips 66 Service .... Kitchen Drive-ln ......... Ko-We-Ba ........ LaMastus Texaco .......... Lanam Shoe Store ........... Madison Avenue Flower Shop -- Meridian Drive-In Theater .... Mutual Building 81 Loan ..... -- ---- W. B. Myers Ag.ency ......... ........ .... National Bank of Greenwood -- Orme's Carpets and Interiors --- lvan Osting ................. Dr. W. W. Owen, D.D.S. --- Parker's Regal Market -- Pate Furniture ......-.. Payne's Mens Wear -0 ------ Porter Barber Shop --- ......... ------- Price's Pure Oil .............. Quality Coal 81 Supply ......... Red Bird Beauty Salon .......... Reynolds Pump 81 Plumbing Service Secrest Insurance ............... ........ William Selch Furniture --- Smith's Shoe Store a........... Smith Valley Beauty Shop --- - Smith Valley Super Market -- South Lake Beach Club ...... - Southwood Machinery Sales .... St. John's General Store ........ Suburban Federal Savings 81 Loan Sutherlands Clearview Restaurant - Sutton's Trailer Park ............ Swank's Department Store ...... Thompson's Flower Shop ....... 131 126 129 134 136 126 138 130 122 131 127 125 136 124 129 137 124 137 133 131 134 121 132 137 131 138 123 -----136 129 125 130 138 130 125 138 125 Roy Umbarger 84 Sons El.evator ....... ..... 1 23 Union Bank 8s Trust Company --- Vandivier Ford Sales, Inc. ..... Waldon Pharmacy .... Walker's Hatchery .... -- Walker's Inc. ,.............. Waverly Gravel 81 Concrete --- Western Hardware ............ Wildman's Jewelry ............ Wilson Shell --.---L- Wilsonian Motel ....... Windy Hill Eggland ...... Woods Buick-Pontiac, Inc. -..... Youman's Greenwood Pharmacy ........ .... Zarings' Hearthstone ......... Zee's Beauty Shop --- 127 138 125 124 123 132 126 126 138 126 123 138 133 123 138 1 Bray, Steve . . . . . Adams, Cynthia . . . Adams, Don . . . Adams, Jerry .... . . . . 5,31,35,36,44,B2 . . . l6,32,38,43,44,45, 52,55,60,68,72,82 Adams, Louise . . ..... 2B,3l,35,36,79,131 Adams, Sandy .... . 8,l0,28,3l,35,36,38,4l, 44,68,69 Adkins, Mice . . .......... 28,31,44,94 Akers, John ...... . . . 20,32,49,52,58,82,94 Alderson, Linda .................. 90 Aldrich, Brenda ..... Aldrich, Michael . . . . . . . 3l,35,36,4l,79 . . . . . . 37,58,79 Alexander, Karen .... .... 9 0 Allanson, Richard .... . . . 86 Allgire, Wanda .... . . . 90 Allison, Mike ...... . . ...... 49 Anderson, Elizabeth . . . .... . . . 86 Anderson, Jimmy ..... . . . 20,53,58,82 Anderson, Joseph . .. ...... .90 Anderson, Ronald .... . . . 32,33,38,68 Apel, Ter y . . . 32,43,49,79 r . .,... . Armes, John . . . Bair, Mike . . . . Baker, Kenny .... .......9O .............94,96 Baker, Linda .... .... 3 1.35,36,43,44,45,B2 Baker, Vicki . . . Bales, Gloria. Barks, Dale . . . Barks, Linda . . . Barnes, Janet . . . . . Barnes, Jim . . . . Basham, Brenda . . . .....10,31,35,44,68 . ............. 82 . 31 ,35,36,39,43,44,82 ............28,90 . .... 30,31 ,35,36,86 Bates, Jackie ..... . . ..... 3l,35,36,43,44,82 Butts, Christine ......... ......... 8 6 Bough, David . . 10,l6,30,32,41,44,49,51,5B,68 Beck, Alan . ,........ .......... 90 Beck, Kathy . ...... .... ........ 3 , 90 Beck, Marilyn . . Beck, Russell . . . Beckman, Terry . . . Beeler, Marsha . . Beers, Nancy . . . Bell, Gloria . . Bell, Martin ..... Benner, William . . Bennis, Allan . . . Bennis, John . . . Bensheimer, Jim . . . Bensheimer, Larry . Bensheimer, Marilyn Berry, Celine ..... Black, Connie .... Blacketer, Barbara . Blackford, Judy . . . Blaich, Jeanie . . Bland, Thomas . . Blythe, William . . . Boltz, Karen .... Branaman, Jay .... Braughton, Mary . . Briggs, Art . . . Briggs, Linda . . . Briggs, Roberta . . . Bright, Gary . . . Bright, Terry . . Bristow, Jerry . . . Britton, David . . . Broaddus, Pauline , . Brock, Charles . . Brown, Bill .... 140 . . . 3o,a1,ss,a2 . . . . s,a2,6a . . . . 32,37,82 ......9O .....,82 ...30,35,82 ....21,B6 . .... 28,90 ....2B,90 ......90 .,...23,37,79 ..............94 . ..... 3i,35,aa,43,sa .. 31,35,36,4a,44,79,i3i ...............94 .........21,25,a2,a6 lo,3i,33,3a,42,43,44,6a ........35,36,44,82 ...,.94,96 .........94 . . . . 3i,s5,3a,79 ...........82 . . . 22,31,35,38,44,68 . ............ 79 . . . 32,43,49,53,59,82 .....53,86 ...37,52,82 . ..... 18,69 ....30,31,35,36,86 ....19,69 Stadait index Brown, Gene . Brown, Greg . . Brown, Sandy . . . Browning, Gene . Bruce, Gary . . Bullock, Bill . . . Bullock, Bob .... Bullock, Edward . . Bunch, Pam . . .. Bunton, Janet . . . Bunton, Mark . . . Burdsall, Emily . . Burnette, Beverly . Burnette, Stanley . Burton, Beverly . . Burton, Linda . . Butler, Beverly .. Butler, Connie . . Butler, John . . Butler, Ronnie . Q Butler, Tim . . . Byers, Allen . . Byers, Buddy . . Campbell, Brenda Campbell, Mike . Carlton, Sue . . Carter, Dianne . . Carter, Geraldine Carter, Jayne . . . Cecil, Bill . . . Cecil, Bob . Chaplin, Stan . . . Chastain, Jerrylyn. Chitwood, Steven . Christopher, Sunny Chupp, Steve . . . Churchill, Judy , . Clark, Gaylen . . Clark, Linda .... Clemmons, Linda . Cline, Robert . . . Coffey, Rickie . . . Coffman, Wayne . Coombes, Sherry . Caonfield, Jim .... Core, David . . . Core, Rick .... . Cornelius, Vicki . . Correll, Barbara .......94 ........90 .....,.31,35,43,86 . . . 1o,1l,i3,27,32,3a, 44,52,59,69, 122 .........-13,82 ......41,79,a2 . ............. 52 . .............. 94 1 0,28, 30,31 ,35,39,44,69 ............35,43,B6 . . . 1a,a2,49,5s,s5,79 ...........9o . . . . 2a,a1,as,79 . . . 28,29,31,43,44,82 . ......... 28,86 . . . 2o,s1,a5,aa,aa,79 ...........94 . . 42,49,53,aa ........94 ....42,48,53,86 ....23,32,69 ...28,29,86 ........94 . . . 30,31,35,36,86 ....,.31,35,69 . . . 31,a5,3a,3s,79 ........82 ........79 ....32,48,79,82 . . 2B,29,43,82 .. ...... .86 .......,82 ....16,35,43,86 ........94 ....30,31,35 35,36,42,86 ........90 ...94,96 ....58 ....36,86 .......,.23,32,70 ............32,70 . . . . 32,45,79,82,121,122 . . . . . . 28,31,35,44,79 .........31,35,79 Correll, Pattie .... .............. 9 1 Cotterman, Jane . Coy, Dorothy . . . Craft, Dobbs . . Crofton, Carol . . Creekmore, Fred . Croas, Bill ..... Croos, Sharon . Crowder, Frances Crowder, Homer . Cummi ngs, Kent . . Cummings, Kurt . Curtis, Terry . . . Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, Daniel, . . 25,as,aa,4a,44,45.s2 .........3s,4a,s2 .....7o ...25,3s,a2 .....91 ...91 ...94 . ...sa .,.94 ......42 ........17,42,ss,s2 Bonnie .. 16,3l,35,36,38,40,41 ,42,43,79 Diana ..... Linda ..... Rick ..... Danieley, Carl . . Danieley, Charlie . . Daily, Mary ...... . . . . . . . . 31,35,36,86 . . . 28,32,43,58,B2 . . . . 28,29,90,91 . . . . . 28,94 . . . 31.35.70 Davidson, Robert .... . . . 33,35,83 Dawson, Victor .... . . . Day, Carol .... Deer, Barbara... 4,16,31,34,35,38,40,4l,42,44, 55,126 Deer, Danny . . DeHart, Cynthia ..... Delpha, Mike. . DeMott, Larry . . D ick, D i ck, Bernita . . Floyd . .. Dickey, Paula . . Dickey, Rhonda .. ,.... ..... 9 5 ...95,96 .......95 ...16,32,43,86 .......91 ...52,70 ..........28,91 Dickey, Tanya . 19,24,2.5,36,39,42,83 Dillard, Bonnie .... ........ 35 ,42,83 Dillard, David . . . . . . . . , 95 Dillard, Kathryn . . . . . . . 91 Dillard, Larry . , . . . . . .91 Dallaw, Bob .... . . . 95,96 Dillow, Sharon ........... ....... 35 ,86 Danica, Linda . ...,.. . ............ 35,86 Darrell, candy. .... 29,31,35,36,38,39,41,44,79 Dorrell, Sandy ........ ............ 9 1 Doss, Janet .... .... 1 6,31,36,39,43,86 Doss, Joyce. ....... ... .91 Doss, Kenny ....... ...... ..., 7 9 Doty, Cindy ....... ....... . . . 31,83 Doty, Darlene lNinth Gradel . . . 35,86 Doty, Darlene lEighth Gradel . .... .... 2 8,91 Doty, Dennis .......... ........... 9 1 Doty, Diana . . . . 3l,35,36,43,B3 Doty, Gary .... ......... 9 1 Doty, Judy ..... . . . 30,35,36,86,9l Doty, Larry .... ......... 7 0 Doty, Suzette .... ..... 9 5 Doty, Terry .... . . . 58,83 Driggers, Dennis ..... Driggers, Mike . Duke, Lanny . . . . Duke, Suzette . .. Driver, Sharon . .. .32,42,49,53,B6 .. .35,36,42,86 Duncan, Donald .... .. ............. . 83 Dunn, Jerry . ...... .......... 3 2,43,39,87 Dunn, Susan . . . 8,31,34,35,36,38,41,42,44,55, 70 Durham, Steve. - . - 86 Eaglen, Darrell .... . . . 10,70 Eddleman, Barbara... . . . . . 91 Eddleman, William .... . . . . 28,79 England, Connie ..... 95 England, Judy ..... .. . . . 36,83 Engleman, Marshall .... Espinoza, Frank . Espinoza, Gloria Espinoza, Mary . Fahy, Kathy .... Fahy, Larry . . . Faires, Janet ....... .... 3 1,36,43,44,45,83 Farmer, David . Faulkner, Eric ....... Featherston, Jlm . .. ............ , . 91 . . . . l0,30,31,33,36,70 . . . . . 31,35,36,43,83 .. ....,....... 36,-15,87 . . 32,38,44,45,49,50,5l,52,70 .........43,83 . . . 32,41,49,51,70 Felix, Joyce ....... ......... 9 5 Fleener, Harry .... ...... 3 2,49,53,59,83 Fleener, Judy . . . .... .......... . . 95 Fleener, Kathy . ...... 31 ,35,36,43,44,82,83,B5 Fleener, Kent . ...... ............. 9 5,96 Fleener, Richard . ...... ........... 2 8,91 Forslund, Dana , . Fox, Marilyn .... . . . 31,36,83 .....58,83 Francis, Bob . . Francis, Danny . ....32,43,5B,B3 Gregg' lnabnitt, Marvin . Frye, Linda .... Fuller, Barbara . . . Fuller, Brenda .... Fuller, Steve.. . Fulmer, Allen .... Fulmer, Chip ...... . 4,32,43,49,53,58,83 ...,...B7 . . . 31,36,42,87 . . . 31,4379 ......,...95,96 Fulmer, Deborah . ...... ........... 9 1 Gaddy, Tom ....... ............ 2 4,43,83 Gaddy, Rebecca . .. l8,31,36,38,40,41,44,60,70 Gann, Sandra ..... . ............... 95 Gardner, Mike .... Garner, Ronald ..... Garner, William .... Gates, Albert ..... Gates, Janice .... Gates, Robert ..... Gorton, Richard Gibbs, Marshall Gibson, Patty ..... Gibson, Ricky ..... Gibson, Rose .... Gbson, Russell . . . Gilbert, Candy .... Gillespie, Susie . . . Girdley, Alex ..... Golden, Carolin ..... Golden, Diana ...... Gordon, Rose ....... Gordon, Darla ...... Gray, Linda .... Green, Steven . . . Green, Ronnie . . Gregg, Mike . ..... . Patty..... Grimm, Pat ...... Grogg, Carolyn .... Grose,Eve....... ...42,53,87 .....43,B3 ...49,5B,83 ...30,-43,87 ...,..91 ....58,80 .......21,95 . . . 28,29,53,87 .....2l,43,83 ....,.....95 . . . . 31,35,44,45,70 ........49,87 ..........9s .........28,43,87 ...l6,32,41,49,52,80 1o,27,ai,3s,as,4o,44,7o ............2a,9i ............95 . . . . . . 2O,52,59,83,96 31,35,36,38,41,44,45,70 ..........28,29,9I .....91 .......,..91 Gunnoe, Charmayne . ...,.. .... .... 83 , 91 Gunnoe, Mark .... . . Hadley, George .... Hale, Karen ...... Hall, James ....... Hamlin, Sharleen .. Hamlin, Sharyn .... Hamlin, Shirley . . . Hamm, Paula . . . Hansen, Jim . . . Harbert, Susie . . Harden, Jackie . . . Harden, Frank . . . Hardin, Greg ..... Hardin, Steve . . Harper, Susan . . . . . . 32,s3,42,49,sa,s5 . . . i3,32,ao,4a,44,72 . . ........ 91,95 .. . ....... .95 ....22,3l,35,38,72 ...B7 ...95 ...95 ....30,B7 .....95,96 ...43,55,59,83 Harrell, Dorothy ....... ........ 36 ,43,B7 Harrell, John . . . Harris, Marsha .... Harris, Ronnie . . . Harris, Stanley .... Hart, Ronnie .... Harter, Charles . . . Harter, Linda . . . Hatton, Darlene . . Hauser, Beverly . . . . Hauser, Yvette . . . Hearn, Marsha .... Heaton, Shelia .... Heger, Fred ...... Helms, Phyllis . .. .. . . . 4,16,23,37,52,58,72 .....95 .....,95 . . . 32,43,87 . . . . .53,87 . . . 31,35,36,e3 ,.........95 . . . . 23,3i,35,36,a3 ...........9s .........91 ......95 .......2a,s3 .......31,35,so Henderson, Karen ..... .... 3 0,31,35,36,87 Henderson, Sandra . Henderson, Susan . , Hendrickson, Donna . Hendrickson, Jim ..... .. .. . . a1,a5,41,so,95 . . . ........... 91 ....,. . . 3o,31,35,42,aa . . . 32,49,52,58,80 Herald, Larry ..... Herrin, Bob ...... ......95 .......83 Hilgert, Barbara .... . . . 21,35,43,87 Hobson, John ....... . . . 32,43,53,B7 Hollandbeck, Dale . . . .--- 53,83 Hollingshead, Richard .... ..... 90 ,91 Hommel, David ..... . . . 32,43,87,91 Honeyman, Jill ..... Honeyman, Mike . . . Honeywell, Malcolm . Hopkins, Bill ....... . . . Hopkins, Byron .... Hopkins. Patty . . .. Horner, Juanita ..... Horner, Steve . Horton, Charles . . . , Horton, David ..., Horton, Jimmy . . . Hotopp, Elizabeth ..... Hotopp, Joleen ..... Hougland, Ronnie . Houpt, Carolyn . . Houpt, Dennis ...... Houpt, James . Howard, Phil . . . Howe, Diane .... Hudson, Kenny .... Hudson, Robert .... Hughes, Ronnie . . .......91 ......95 ....32,83 ...,53,87 ...95 ...9l ......9l ....32,83 ...80 ....B3 .....90,9l ...31,43,80 ......9l .. . 22,31,35,72 ........95,96 . . . 29,3a,4o,4i,43,ao .........36,87 ........90,91 ........30,87 .....25,49,58,83 Hussung, Susan ....... . . . 24,25,31,35,36,83 Hutchison, Vearlyn .... . ........... 91 Hutslar, Mary ...... . Hyatt, Ona .,... Ingram, Jan ...... Ingram, Stephen . Inman, Vicki ....... . Isenberg, Darrel .... Jackson, Karen. . Jasper, Margaret. . . Jenkins, Janice ..... . Jester, David .... Jester, Steve . . . Jinks, Ernie Jinks, Gene . . . Johnson, Diana. Johnson, Ginger . John son, Sandra .... Johnson, Shirley .... Jones, Alan ...... Jones, Karen .... Jones, Michael 2 .... Jones, Patsy ..... .. . Jones, Robert ..... Jordon, Claudia .. Kalscheuer, John . . . Karas, Bill ..... . Karas, Jack ..... .. Korg, Waldemar . . . Keever, Bruce .... Keever, Phyllis . . . Kegley, Pressley .... ...95 ...90,9l .......95 ...28,29,9l ...35,36,44,83 .......87 31,35,36,41,43,44,80 . 30,3l,35,36,3B,4l ,44,80 ..........,49,83 ....4a,44,ao ...,.a7 ........-15,87 ..........31,a3 ... . 25,31,35,4a,44,s3 . . . . . . 23,35,36,as ......95 . .... .87 ..........10,3t,72 . .......... 32,42,83 s,7,z4,31,a4,3e,43,44,aa . . . . 31,as,a6,4a,s7 ...80 ...91 ...96 ..33,87 ...95 ...95 Keith, Dennis ....... .............. 9 1 Kelley, Glenda .... 31 ,34,35,36,4 1 ,44,55,69,73, 87 Kellie, Nancy ..... Kellie, Victoria . . Kendall, David . . .. Kent, David ..., Kernodle, Joyce .... Kincaid, Benny . . . Kincaid, Buelah . . . ...95 ......9l ....48,B7 ,...56,91 .......91 ...43,49,87 ....95 Kincaid, Julene .... . . . 2B,3l,35,36,44,80,94 King, David ................... 80,43 King, Judith ..... 8,3l,35,36,38,40,4l ,44,60,73, 130 Kinnick, Danny .... Kirk, Judy .... Kizer, Kelous .. Kizer, Larry ...... . Kleingartner, Jack . Kleingartner, Jim . . . Kleopper, Linda . . . . Knapp, Raye Anne . Knight, Mike ..... Knight, Steve .... A. Kocher, John . . . Kocher, Phyllis .... Kottkamp, Marie. . . Kottkamp, Mary ..... Kunz, Fred . . . . . Kunz, Nancy .... Kunz, Richard ..... lamastus, Ronnie . . Lammert, Michael . . .. Lammert, Steve . . Lane, Janita ,.... . Lawrence, Barbara . Lee, Anna ....... Leeds, Larry ..... LeFave, Gary . . .. Lentz, Deanavon . 73 Lindle, Gloria . . . Lollin, David .... Lorber, Jonathan . . . Losey, Roy ...... Ludcett, Carol .... Maberry, Norinne . . Maddon, Gary . . . Maloh, Terry . . . Mann, Gene . . . Mason, Patty . . . Maxwell, Steve .... McBride, Harold .... McCann, Ronnie ....... McCarter, Joyce . . . McCarter, Stanley ...... McCarty, Brenda .... McCarty, Linda . McCarty, Merry . . . McCarty, Rickie . . .. McClain, Connie .... McCoy, Dennis .... Meek, Marjorie . . . Merklin, Brenda .... Merriman, Joyce . . . Messick, Ricky . . . Meyer, Jackie . . . Meyers, Patty . . .. Miller, Janice ..... Miller, Richard . . . Minnemeyer, Karen . . . Mize, Edward ..... Moody, Carolyn .... Moody, Thomas . . Moore, Danny . . . Morris, Linda . ..... . 73,130 Morris, Redgle .... Morris, Renda , . Mount, Stanley .... Mourer, Michael . . .......43,83,128 . . , 3o,3i,33,44,s3 .........49,a7 . . . 32,s2,ss,59,ao ........5a,73 . . . . 32,53,s7,a9 ...,....95 ...95 ...95 ....87 ....9o,92 ......B7 ...3o,36,9s ......a3 ...37 ...,92 ....5s,73 .......42,87 ...,....28,92 . . . 2a,43,49,53,a4 ........92,97 . . . 28,29,42,87 .......95 ........43,a4,95 ............a7 13,30,3l ,3B,42,43,44, ........25,84 . . . 2a,29,37,5a,73 ..........95 .........ao ...92 ...92 ...92 ...95 ...ao ...ao ...92 .......,....a4 ............95 ns,35,5e,3a,39,41,so ............92 ..........92 ............95 . . 20,25,35,36,43,84 ...........92 .........95 ........87,97 . . . 23,33,35,36,84 . . . . 3i,35,36,42,a7 ........28,49,92 . . 28,35,39,40,44,80 ......31,35,43,80 .....3l,88 . . . 2a,42,4s,ee . . . 3l,35,36,80 .....43,88 ...92 25,31,35,36,43,44,B4 Morris, Cheryl ........ 6,22,34,35,36,43,44,55. ...6,32,43,84 .......92 ....30,88 Mullins, Jo Ann .... . . . 3l,44,80 141 Mullins, Larry . . . Murray, Donna . . Murray, Janet . .. Myars, Lanna . . . Myars, Lennis . . . Nance, Mike . ... Napier, Linda . . . Napier, Sharon . . Nicoson, Cheryl . . Nicoson, Dennis . . Nordholt, Steve .. Norman, Deana . . Norman, Dennis . . . Norman, Richard . . Oathout, Sharon . .... Ollmann, Bill ,.... O'Neal, Jerald . .. Ott, Ronnie .... . Ott, Wayne . . Owens, Billy . . . Pace, Diane .... Page, Gary . .... .. Palmer, Glenda . . Paris, Bill . ..... . Parris, Danny . . . Paschall, Martyne . Paschall, Mike . .. Patterson, Julie . . Payne, Carol . , . . . Payne, Mary .... . . Peorcy, Bob ...... Peorcy, Mike ..... Pennington, Steve . Perkins, Tom . .. . . Perry, Bob ....... Perry, Charles , . , Perry, Rickey .,.. . Perry, Susie ...... . . . Pfaltenberger, Vicki . .. Phelps, David ...... Pickerel, Gary . . . Pickerel, Kent .... Pickerell, Janet ..... Pike, Patsy ...... . Ping, Danny . . . Pinnick, Barry .... Pitcodx, Gary .... Pittman, Jack .... . ....84 a1,35,a6,42,aa,a9 s2,33,42,49,ss,a9 . . . . 23,32,42,sa,a4 ........35,88 . . .......... 35,84 . .... 30,31 ,35,36,88 ...95,96 ...95 ......80 ......30,88 ...28,3l,35,73 .....90,92 ......96 .....96 ...2B,92 .....88 ....28,92 .....,.43,84 ...36,42,43,84 ....42,53,BB .....80 ...96 ...92 ...92 .....96 ...a9,sa .....96 ...49,B8 ...92 ...aa ...aa .....aa ...49,84 ........96 ....3s,43,as ........4s . . . 32,52,74,aa ......3o,ea .........96 . . . 28,35,4-1,80 ........s4 .....92 ......96 .....43,59,84 Plummer, Diane .... . . ........ 3l ,35,43,80 Plummer, Donna .. .. . . . 74,129 Plummer, Pam .... 3l ,34,35,36,38,44,55,80, l 26 Plummer, Robert. . Plymate, Judy .... Poehler, Bob .... Porter, Donald . . . Porter, Glen . .. ....36,43,88 ......96 . . . . . . 28,29,92 Porter, Pricilla . . . .... 24,3l,35,36,84 Powell,Jimmie ..... . . . 6,42,49,53,88 Power, Philip .... . . . 4,l0,ll,30,43,74 Pratt, Kerry . . . ....... 90,92 Priddy,Mike.... ..... Priddy, Sheila . .. . . . 92 Proctor, Debby ....... ............. 9 2 Proctor, Tim .......,... Puckett, Stan . . . . 9,32,42,44,49,5l,59,74,82 Pullen, Brenda ..... . ..... 30,3l,35,36,88 Purdue, Jerry . , . Quack, Debi ..... Qualls, Dorothy .. Ragle, Britt . .... . Rainey, Kathryn . . .........,as ...a4 ..........92 ..........43,B8 3l ,34,36,43,44,84 Ramsey, Bonnie . . . .......... . . 92 142 Ray, Stephen . . Read, David .... Reed. Bruce . . Reed, Peggy . .. Reynolds, Guy . . . Rhoda, Larry . . . Rice, Linda . . .. Riggs, Linda . . . Riggs, Sharon . . .. Rike, Marsha . . . Riley, Billy . . . Riley, Danny . .. Riley, Gale .... . Riley, Phil ...., Riley, Tora ..... Rinker, Marvin .. .... . . . Roach, Kenneth ....... . Robbins, Danny ....... . . Robbins, Jamesalene Roberts, Danny . . . Roberts, Paul ..... Roberts, Sharon ....... Robertson, Jim .... ....92 .......32,84 ......48,52,8B . . . .32,35,36,-14,80 ..........9e . . . 32,42,52,74 ..........35,96 . . . . 23,24,3l,36,84 1 2,31,3s,36,42,aa,s9 ........,...9e . . . . 23,25,49,58,84 ........-13,84 ....21,a4 ....,.......92 ..........2a,92 . 32, 39,40,48,52,55,80 ........2I,43,8B ....96 .........92 ...........92 . . . . 30.3l.35.43.84 .. ............. .32 Robertson, Martha l7th Gradel ..... .... 9 6 Robertson, Martha l8th Gradel , . . 28,29,92 Robinson, Don .... Robinson, James . . .. ............ H92 . . ............ ae Robinson, Pat .... . . ............. 92 Robinson, Rita .... . . . . l2,l4,35,36,38,4l,80 Robinson, Sharon . Roembke, Mary .... l2,25,35,36,43,44,82,84 Royston, Janet . . . Royston, Joe . . . Royston, Mary . . . Rund, Gene . . . Rund, Pamela . . .. Rush, Stephen . Russell, Bill .... Russell, Paul . .. Russell, Rex. . . Russell, Steve . . . Scalt, Stanley ..... Scherrer, Alan .... Scherrer, Rosemary ..... Schmitt, John .... Schmitt, Terry ..... Schooley, Gary . . . Schooley, Ron . Schooley, Tim ..... Schreckengast, Pam Schroeder, Donny . Schroeder, David . . Schroeder, Helen . ........s1,:s,ae,4a,ao ............9o,92 ...32,43,59,84 . ........ 92 . ......... B8 . . . 44,-19,5l,52,55,74 ....96 ....43,88 ....96 ....96 ..,..3a,aa . . . a2,49,s9,so ......96 .....4s,a4 ...l6,59,80,8l .......96 ......96 ......96 ...............42,88 ...........3l,35,42,88 Scrivner, Karen ..... 2l.2.5,3l,35,36,44,-15,84 Scroggins, Steve .... .. ............. . 96 Scrogham, Sue . Sears, Sharon . . Seitz, Mark ..... .. Sells, Pamela ..... Shodday, Michael . Shaner, Mike ..... . . . 28,3l,35,39,43,74 .........28,92 ......3l,35,74 . ............. 90,92 Shanks, Johnnie ... l 0,l l,l6,27,30,32,38,43,44, 74,75 Shepherd, John . ...... ........ . . 43,88 Shepherd, Karen ..... Shepherd, Larry .... ....36,88 Shepherd, Susie .... . . . . ...... 3l,43,8B Sherrill, Becky .... Shirrell, Carol . . . Shlvely, Cynthia ...... Shoemaker, Sandy .... Short, Elaine ..... Short, Mike . . . . . 28,3l,35,36,42,88 ..,.......35,84 ....30,35,36,-13,84 ...88 Shrum, Donna . . . .... 28,36,43,88 Shrum, Penny ..... ....... 9 2 Shrum, Stephen . . . . . . 48,88 Shugert, William .... ,.... 9 6 Sllcax, Mark ....... . . . 2l,84 Simpson, Cathy .... ..... 3 5,88 Skaggs, Russell . . Skaggs, Ruth ...... Skirvin, Pam .... . ...... 43,53,88 .. . . a1,3s,a1s,ao . . . . . . .92 Skirvin, Ron . ...... ............ 5 2,58,84 slum, 11111 ....... ............. 1 6,5a,ao snoop, Keaney . . 4,16,32,38,4l,42,47,52,55,59 6l,69,75 Smith, Allen ..... . . . 20,43,84 Smith, Charlene. ... . . .4-1,81 Smith, Cheryl. . .. . . . .92 Smith, David .... ,,,, 9 2 Smith, George .... .,..... 9 2 Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Jerry ...... .......... 28 ,29,48,88 Smith, Joyce .... . l8,28,3l,35,39,40,44,8l Smith, Philip . . . . Smith, Vicki ..... ...........42,43,88 Smithey, Joan . ..... ........ 9 2 Smithey, Ronald ..... ......... 84 Snedaker, Sharon .... . . . 23,33,35,36,84 Sparks, Carl .... ......... 9 2 Sparks, Joellen . . , ...... . . 92 Sparks, Ronnie .... Spires, Greg .... Spires, Mike ..... ...so,e9 .....a4 ...2s,7s Spires, Steven .... .... 9 3 Spurr, John ....... .............. 9 4,96 Squire, Vicky ....... .............. 8 9 Sodrel, Jane ..... 2a,29,so,31 ,35,3a,44,72,75, 129 Sodrel, Ron ....... ............... 9 6 Stapert, Donna . Steep, Jamie . . , Steep, Linda . . . . . ........ 35,89 . . . . 35,36,-44,89 . . .... 34,35,36,B9 Stevens, Gladys .... . . . 3l,33,8l Stevens, Johnie . ...... ........... . 89 Stewart, Cathy ....... ............. 9 3 Stewart, Randy . . . l6,20,32,38,44,46,47,49,5l, 52.55,58,75,82 Straley, Cheryl . Straley, Donna . . Straley, Ellen . . . Stropes, Donnie .... Strouse, Connie .... Sturdevant, Gail . Stutzman, Carolyn 44,69,75 Stutzman, Jim .... Sullivan, Judy . . .. Surface, Jeff ..... Surface, Marren . . . ........ . 84 Surface, Steve .... Sutton, Bruce . . . Sutton, Carol .... Sutton, Forrest .... Sutton, Gary . . . Sutton, Jade .... . . .......... 35,36,89 . . . .. 3l,35,36,3B,43,44,8l . ............ 96 . . . . 2B,29,4l,8l .. . . . ao,3e,s9 ................47,89 .. . s,a,2s,a1 ,33,35,38,39,40, ........97 . . . 33,52,55,58,Bl . . . . 32,42,44,85 ........23,84 . . . . 7,3l,35,36,84 .. . . 32,a3,69,7a ......ao,a9 ...........4,6,58,8l Sutton, John . . ..... ..........,, . . 97 Sutton, Lila . . . . . 28,29,3l,36,39,44,8l,l22 Sutton, Patty . ...... ........ 35 ,36,43,84 Sutton, Sandy . . Sutton, Steve .... Sutton, Terry . . . Sutton, William . Talley, Greg . . . Tate, Donald . , . . Tote, Richard . . . . . . . 32,59,82,93 . . . , . . 90,93 .. ....... 93 ...28,43,89 ....89 ...97 Taylor, Taylor, Mary Lou Mitzi . . .. . .......... 53,85 Templeton, Glen .... . Taylor, James . . .. Taylor, Sharon .... Teike, John . ,... . Templeton, Ann . . . Terrell, Terrell Becky . . Champ . . Terrell, Donald . . Terrell, Jim . . ., Terrell, Ronnie . . Terrell Tim . 1 Terry, Cecilia .. . Terry, Phil ..... Terry, Stanley . . . Terry, Thomas . .. . Thacker, Charles . . Thorp, Willie ..... Thompson, Connie . . . Tinkle, Pamela .... Tinkle, Pete .... Tinkle, Portia .... Todd, Mike ..... Todd, Ronnie ..... Tow, Elaine .... Trissel, Cheryl .... Tucker, Bruce ..... Tuley, Judy .... Tuley, Thomas .... Tumey, Jerry ..... Tumey, Larry ..... Tumey, Linda. . .. .. ...35,36,Bl ....43,89 . . . . 49,52,58,82,85 . . . l0,3l,32,35,42,76 2l ,?.5,33,35,36,B2,85 . ....... . 4a,52,55,59.'s1 ...96 ...93 ...97 ...B5 ....97 ....89 ......89 ...28,44,8l ....,.93 ....3l,76 ....B5 ....93,97 ...........2l,76 31 ,35,36,43,44,B2,85 ............42,89 .....42,89 . . . . 32,49,58,85 .......97 . . . . 21,81 ...3l,36,8l Tunks, Deborah . . . . . .......... . . . 93 Turner, Donna .... ..... .......... 9 3 Umbarger, Marty .... Umbarger, Tom ..... Usrey, Peggy . .... . Usrey, Jerry ....... Utterback, William . . . Vandenberg, Kay .... 32,43,48,53,58,85,l23 ........96,97,l23 ...35,36,44,85 . . . . 29,32,58,85 . . . . 3l,35,36,42,B9 Bowman, Katherine ..... . . . l00,l06 Bunnell, Helene ...... . . . l00,lO9 Bunton, Ralph ....... .... 5 0,95 Busse, Niel ....... .... . . . l00,ll7 Callahan, Margaret. . .... .... 44 ,63,l27 Calvert, Beulah. ...... . . . . l00,l08 Clark, Ellena ...... . . . . l00,ll2 Clements, Dorothy . . . Clements, John . . . . Cline, Larry ..... Clore, Margaret .... . ........l7,63 ....48,5O,53,63 .....52,55,63 ......l00,l09 Colegrove, Jimmy . . .. . . . . 9,l6,49,50,58 Doty, Marie . ....... . Engleman, Clarence, , , Engleman, Earleen .... Finchum, Sylvanus . i. .. Fulmers, Iva .... .... Fulmer, Vera .... Hahn, Nancy .... Hardin, Wilbur ... .. . l06,l09 .. . . l0l,ll8 ... . l0l,ll0 ... . . l0l,l09 . . .63,l0l,ll6 .....3l,63 ....33,62 Vandenberg, Larry l6,32,37,47, ' 5l,52,55, 58,76 Vandermeer, Bill ...... . 32,43,49, 55,58,B5 Van Dyke, Linda Van Dyke, Redgie . Van Dyke, Sharon Van Dyke, Skippy . . . 6,28,29,3l,36,8l,l22 ......,........96,97 . . .. . . . 28,29,3l,35,76 ... ...... 49,53,89 Vardomm, Richard .... . ........... 97 Vinard, Barbara , . . . . 3l,35,36,43,44,85 Vinard, Beverly ....... ............ 9 3 V ht, Martha .,..... ........ 6 ,35,36,42,89 Volles, Larry . T0,l9,32,42,44,56,76,l22,l23 Wade, David ....... ........ 3 2,55,58,8l Walker, Christie .... ........ 9 3 Walker, Steve . .. . .... . . . B9 Walls, Davld ..... ..... . . . 93 Walls, Virginia .... Walters, Pamela . . . Walters, Vicki . . .. Ward, Suzy .... . . . . . 35,36,42,89 . ............ 97 . . . 5,l7,3l,34,36,44,B5 Warren, Johnle .... ....... 3 l,36,85,97 Warren, Linda . . Warren, Shirley . . . .. . . . . . 3l,33,8l . . . . 3l,35,36,8l Watkins, Steve ....... . . . 2B,42,49,B9 Webb, Lynda ................ 30,35,85 Webb, Tom ..... 7,l6,32,4l ,49,52,53,64,8l ,129 Weber, Barbara. . ..... . . . . . 3l,35,36,44,85 Weber, Ronnie ..... . ......... 28, 29,93 Weddle, Brenda ........ ........... 9 3 Weddle, Steve ...... l0,l l,32,38,44,56,76,82 Wendt, Carol . . . . .............. 97 Wessel, Myrna ....... ....... 3 0,35,36,89 West, Bob ............ ......... 4 3,89 West, Judy . ...28,3l,35,36,38,40,4l,44,77,l30 West, Larry ....... ............... 9 3 Whitaker, Carol . . . 5,8,28,3l,35,36,40,4l,44, 77,69,l30 Whitaker,Ken...:... ......8l Whitaker, Randall ..... .... 9 6,97 White, Gall ....... . .... 93 White, Jennie ..... ...93 aw, index Howard, Roxle . . . Hill, William ...... Hughes, Cleotho .... Hunley, Peggy .... Huyser, Lloyd .... .........sa . . . zo,6a,s4,1o1 ......1os,1o4 ....33,64,Il9,l27 .......64,89 Jacobs, Bentta .... .... l 0l,l08 Jamison, Wanda .... .... l 0l,l07 Kephart, Harold .... .... 64 Kivett, Nancy ..... ...... 6 4 Lammert, Elsie... . . . l0l,l03 Legan, William .... Long, James .... ....32,64 Lorber, Victoria .... . . . l0l,l02 Lydia, Lee . . . . . l9,43,65 Miles, Bonnie . . . . . . 38,39,65 Minner, Mary .... . . . l0l,ll2 Morrisoh, Ira ..... .... 2 3,65 Morrison, Stella .. ....., 65 Osling, Norville ...,. . . . l0l,l27 Parrish, Bonnie .... . . . l0l,l04 White,Judy ...... White, Pamela .... White, Terry . ..... . Whitmire, Rhonda ..... Whitmire, Steve ...... Whittemore, Harold ..... Widener, Sandra . .. . . Wiegle, Sandy ...... Wiegle, Sharon .... Wiese, Beverly . . .. Wilder, Mary .... . . Wilkerson, David .... Williams, Jack. Williams, Jon .... Williams, Kathy . . . Williams, Nicole ....... ...35,43,85 ...30,8l ....B5 ....93 ....3l,35,36,8l ......35,Bl ...35,8l ....93 .....90,93 . . . . 28,30,48,B9 2B,29,35,36,44,8l ........90,93 Williams, Larry ...... .... 29,30,3l ,35,36,44,77 Williams, Richard . . . l6,l7,32,44,46,47,49,5l, 52,55,77,82 Williamson, Brenda... . Wilson, David ...... . Wilson, Jolantha .... Wilson, Ralph ..... Wilson, Judy ..... Wlndhorst, Jerry .... Wlndisch, David . . Wlndisch, Roberta ..... Winecolf, Ken . . . . . Witt, Danny . ..... . Witt, Rickie . . . . Witt, Ran ...... Witty, Steve ...... . . Woodward, Deanna . . Wooldridge, Martin ....... ....93 ....97 .......89 ,.......97 .... .3l,34,36,85 ......52,55,8l ....32,43,52,85 ....3l,35,36,8l ......32,8l .....96,97 ........90,93 ....43,49,5B,85 . . ..49,53,55,85 .......97 Workman, Mary Jane ..... ....... 3 5,36,85 Worrell, Michael ..... l0,32,3B,4l,44,42,49,77 Yates, Elaine .... .... Young, Bill. . . Young, Dale . . . Zaring, Kevin ..... Zelena, Nancy ..... Zelena, Steve . . . Plummer, James .... Porter, William .... Prather, Nancy .... .. Robey, Leonard ..... Robertson, Jean . . Roush, David ..... Ruelt, Blanche. Schulte, Harold .... Sheeks, Pauling .... .. Sloop, O, J. ..... . Sloop, Otto ..... Stewart, Reece .... Tearman, Edna ..... Tearman, Gertrude .... Vandermeer, Melvin . . Vandermeer, Margaret ...... Van Veld, David ...... . . . Veleta, Virginia ....... Wilson, Loren ...... . Wolverton, Clio ..... ....3l,35,36,85 .......48,89 ....90,93 ....97 ...85 . . . . 48,50,65,96 .. 24,53,55,59,65 ......ll0,lll .......l6,75 ...3l,64,65 ,.65 l0l,l06 . . . . . ..62 l0l,lll . 9,66 .. . lOl . 62 .. . . . lOl . . . l0l,ll3 .,...5,62,97 . . . . l9,42,43,66 ...28,29,66 .. . l0l,l05 ...33,62 lOl 143 760 I7atww Aww lla . i An empty hpll signifies the end of the day and the end of the year as well. Now that the activities of the 1963 Trojan staff have come to a close, many people deserve our thanks for making this yearbook possible. The ad- ministration and faculty withstood many interruptions in order that we could take pictures and make in- quiries. We volue the co-operation given us by the Photo-Reflex Studio of L. S. Ayres Company, espec- ially Mr. Carter, who was in charge of taking senior and faculty portraits, and Mr. Downey, who took group and informal pictures. Our special apprecia- tion goes to the advertisers who let us show their products and services. The 1963 Trojan Staff ina 11 1 , 4.2 COLLEGIATE PRESS City - Winnipeg INTER- Kansas Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Iomas - Graduation Announcements Dip USA ' 1 I - A 4 .y, x