Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1955 volume:

edi cati on In order to show our appreciation for Mrs. Ellis's guidance and interest toward us during the past years, we dedicate this first edition of Life in C. H. $. to her. 2 Editor 'Onnual Jftajyfo Assistant Editor Advertising Managers Wilford Fisher Circulation Managers Art Directors Sports Editors Wills and Prophecy Other Activities Betty Tomes, Anita Blackford Business Managers Class Editors: Seniors. . . . Juniors. . . . Sophomores. . Freshmen. . . Harvey Hendrickson, Superintendent Alan Tichenor, Trustee C. Eugene Boyle, Principal Marian Roberson, Secretary 6 Faculty PAT NORRICK Chorus, Grade Music and Band ROY SMITH Science, History and Arithmetic BERNICE LOWELL Government and History BETTE BOYD Home Economics, Biology and Art EUGENE CATO Math., Physical Ed., Health and Safety JOHN TUMEY Typing, Math, and Shorthand OPAL ELLIS English and Latin 7 CAROLYN AUBREY “A while to work, and otter, holi- day. WILFORD FISHER He was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust. Secretary-1; Glee Club-1-2-3; Pep Club-2; Festival Queen Can- didate-2; News Reporter-2; Class Play- 3-4; Beta Club-4; Band Sweet- heart Candidate-4; President-4; Good Citizen Candidate-4; Chronicle Staff-4. Basketball-1-2-3; Class Play-3- 4; Vice-President-4; BasebalI-2-3; Chronicle Staff-4. LARRY DROLL Whate'er he did was done with so much ease. President-2; Basketbal 1-1-2-3; Baseball-2-3; Glee Club-3; Fes- tival King Candidate-3; Chronicle Staff-4; Class Play-4. JAMES COURTNEY His courtesy wce free and gay. “ Baseball-2; Student Manager-2; Festival King Candidate-2; Bas- ketball-3; Treasurer-3; News Re- porter-4; Chronicle Staff-4; Class Play-4. JERRY THURMAN Oh I How he liked to talk. Basketball-1; Vice-President-3; Chronicle Staff-4; Glee Club- 3; Secretary-4. o 10 JAMES FISHER And now surrounded by these shining names. Comes best of oil himself, our Welcome James. “ Pep Club-3; Secretary-3; Glee Club-3-4; Cperetta-3-4; Chron- icle Staff-4; Class Play-3. ANITA TEUTSCH BLACKFORD I have found one man among a thousand. Glee Club-I-2-3-4; Pep Club- 2-3; Chronicle Staff-4; Operetta CHARLES (PICKLES) SUTER I’m a fool, I know it. Basketball-2-3; Baseball-2-3-4; President-3; Class Play-3-4; Chronicle Staff-4. SUE ANGEL “She bore a mind that envy could not but call fair. Pep Club-1-2-3; Latin Club-Presi- dent-2; Glee Club-1-Secretary-2- fVesident-3; Beta Club-4; Chronicle Staff-4; Basketball Queen-4; Class Play-3-4. 1 1 BEVERLY CREEK Gentle thou art. “ Vice-President-1; Glee Club-1-2- 3; Pep Club-1-2-3; Class Play-3- 4; Latin Club-2; Beta Club-Vice- President-4; Chronicle Staff-4; Annual Editor-4; Basketball Queen Attendant-4. ANN GROENINGER “For she was just the quiet kind, whose natures never vary. “ Glee Club-1-2-3; Pep Club-1; Operetta-3. ' DAVID E IDS ON Give to me the life I love. Basketball-1-2-3-4; Glee Club- 3; Chronicle Staff-4; Pep Club- 4; Class Play-3. BETTY TOMES Tiny, mighty, and gay. Pep Club-3; Glee Club-1-2-3-4; Chronicle Staff-4; Class Play-3- 4. THELMA WILLIS The ornament of a meek and quiet spirit. Basketball Queen-1; Pep Club-2- 3-Pres ident -1; Treasurer-1; Glee Club-2-3-4-Secretary-Treasurer- 1; Chronicle Staff-4; Class Play- 2-3; Qseretta-3. WILBREN (BUDDY) GROENINGER A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Basketball-1 -2; Chronicle Staff-4; Class Play-3; Baseball-2i 12 RICHARD LAMPING “Will I ever grow tall? Basketball-1-2-3-4; Baseball-2- 3-4; Festival King Candidate-1; Glee Club-3,4; Pep Club-3-4; Chronicle Staff-4. FAY EIDSON “The jolliest, happiest sort of a girl, and a friend to everyone. Festival Queen Candidate-1; Class Treasurer-2; Pep Club-1- 2-3-4; Glee Club-1-2-3-4; Chronicle Staff-4; Operetta-3; Class Play-3-4. BOB SCHINDLER “My work is ready made. Basketball-1; Chronicle Staff-4; Glee Club-3. WILLIAM (SONNY) COOMES “I am not in the roll of common men. Basketball-1; Chronicle Staff-4; News Reporter-3; Class Play-3,4 JANICE WALTER “Her ways are ways of pleasant- ness, and all her plans are peace.“ News Reporter-1; Glee Club- 1-2-3; Pep Club-2-3-4-Treas- urer-1; Cheerleader-2-3-4; Bas- ketball Queen Candidate-1; Chronicle Staff-4; Beta Club-4; Band Sweetheart Candidate-4; Class Play-3-4. JACK HILDEBRANT “His words are plain and blunt. ” Bosketball-1 -2; Baseball-2-3-4; Pep Club-3; Class Play-3-4; Glee Club-3-4; Beta Club-FVesident- 4; Chronicle Staff-4; Operetta-4. 12e niot We started in the first year of junior high with an enrollment of 36 students. Mrs. Helen Weirs was our sponsor. Our cheerleaders for the basketball team were Sue Angel and Judy Galloway. We ended the year with an all-day picnic at Lincoln State Park. Mr. Arthur Adye was our eighth grade sponsor. We had 27 in our class. Sue Angel and Judy Gallo- way were cheerleaders. We had several activities which included class parties, a tour of the Ideal Milk Company, International Harvester, and the Weather Bureau, and a picnic at Mesker Park. Next came the big thrill. We were in high school. Our sponsor was Mr. John Turney and we had 28 students in our class. We were proud to have several of our boys on the basketball team and Thelma Willis crowned as basketball queen. Richard Lamping and Fay Eidson were candidates for Spring Festi- val king and queen. We enjoyed a trip to Spring Mill State Park for our class trip. We began the sophomore year with 27 and Mr. Gene Cato as our sponsor. We had several cIcbs par- ties and hayrides. Janice Walter was chosen cheerleader. CXir attendant for basketball queen was Glenda Davis. James Courtney and Carolyn Aubrey were candidates for Spring Festival king and queen. For our class trip, we went to Brown County State Park. Then came the highlight of our high-school years. Mrs. Vergie Stephens was our sponsor and we had 25 in our class. To start the year we had a hayride and hamburger fry at Scales Lake. Janice Walter was cheerleader and Kay Bassett served as junior attendant to the basketball queen. The Juniors presented “Everything's On Ice , directed by Mrs. Stephens, to make money for the banquet and prom. Candi- dates for Spring Festival king and queen were Larry Droll and Martha Cotton. The big event of the year was the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom at the Evansville College Uhion Building. Our theme was “Star- light Swing . We had a hamburger fry at Mesker Park after school was out. Now comes what we all have waited for so long. At last we are seniors, the upperclassmen. Mrs. Opal Ellis is our sponsor and we have 21 in our class. Our class colors are blue and white, our class flower is the yellow rose, and our motto is “Strive For Achievement . Carolyn Aubrey and Janice Walter were candidates for Band Sweetheart in the fall. The seniors took charge of the high school Christmas party and handled all the arrangements. We also sponsored the publishing of the school paper, The Chronicle , which was put out each grading period. David Eidson and Richard Lamping played on the varsity squad and Janice Walter was elected cheerleader. We were proud to have the basketball queen. Sue Angel, chosen from our class. Beverly Creek was runner-up and served as an attendant. Our class had a magazine campaign to make money for the treasury. The senior play, For Pete's Sake , was presented April 22, directed by Mrs. Ellis. We are looking forward to the banquet and prom. Then comes one of the happiest days of our lives, graduation. 14 Wills I, Sue Angel, will my ability to go steady to Marlene Stahl. , Carolyn Aubrey, will my ability to run out of gas to Patty Copeland. , Beverly Creek, will my shortness to Reda Heath. , Anita Blackford, will my ability to catch a man to Phyllis Russell. , Ann Groeninger, will my height to Dorothy Bennett. , Fay Eidson, will my ability to go steady (while Jerry is home) to Sally T. , Betty Tomes, will my pony tail to Ann Vickery. , Janice Walter, will my position as cheerleader to Joan Blackford. , Thelma Willis, will my quietness to Betty Sutton. , Sonny Coomes, will my brains to John Doolittle. , James Courtney, will my ability to do mean things and get by with it to Dwight B, , Larry Droll, will my ability to skip school to Bob Smith. , David Eidson, will my good behavior to Gary Lochhart. James Fisher, will my ability to get stopped in Boonville to Jr. Raibly , Wilford Fisher, will my Fisher ears to Donnie Copeland. Buddy Groeninger, will my ability to stay out of school to Melvin Lewis. , Jack Hildebrant, will my religion to Jughead Hatchett. , Richard lamping, will my height to Donnie Roll. , Bob Schindler, will my ability to make love to Joe Spindler. Charles Suter, will my English book with all the answers to Jerry Hatchett. Jerry Thurman, will my ability to drive to Bob Alexander. 15 Prophecy 1965 Deor Thelma, . Well, I just heard you now have two children and since you moved to Illinois as soon as you were maried in '57, I thought you would like to know how our former classmates are. Tell El wood I said ■Hello James Courtney, Sue Angel, Janice and Wilford Fisher were married in '57 in a big church wedding. James owns a service station and Sue is expecting her third child any time now. They live in a small ranch type home in the suburbs of Chandler. Janice fulfilled her life ambition of a beautician, but soon gave it up when her son and daughter came along. Wilford has gone into the lumber business with his cousin ond is doing quite well. They live, of course, in one of the Fisher houses. Richard lorrying and Jerry Thurman really have it easy. Richard owns a trucking firm and Jerry owns an ultra modern service station. They ore both single ond they live in a large penthouse. Richard was telling me he thought Jerry and he would have a better chance at getting some poor girl to marry them if they hod something to impress them with, namely the penthouse. Now I've really got a surprise for you! Sonny Coomes is now married and has two rowdy boys. And do you remember how he used to talk of marrying some rich girl? Well, he sure did. He lives up on a hill in a big white mansion with a long white rock driveway leading to the hoiee. Maybe Sonny hod the ric ht idea after all. To go on, I suppose since Carolyn is one of your best friends you olreody know oil about her, but I don't wont to leave anyone out. She seems to be very happy with her husband. Morion, and their two children. Morion is employed as a carpenter in Evansville. Their residence is located in Evans- ville also. Pickles Sutter is monied to Jo Arm Henoger and has four children. Pickles is employed at Servel and they are residing in Evansville. Remember little Betty? She sure hit the jockpot when she married Chick Weldon. He now owns o large choin of laundries ond they own o real modem ranch type house in Evansville. They hove four children. Anito Blackford has done pretty well herself. Ed, her husband, has become manoger of the Hulman Company. They are residing in Evansville, also. They live two blocks from Betty and Chick. Anita has three children, two boys and one girl. Beverly Creek ond Jack Hildebrant were married last year. Beverly has become o nurse and Jock m engineer. But I'm afraid Beverly wil I not continue her nursing for she is soon to hove her first child. Buddy married Beverly Hopgood in '57 and hcs three children. Buddy is still in the lime business ond owns o brick house between Chandler and Newburgh. I guess you can guess who Bob Schindler married, Sandro Underhill, of course, and they have six lovely children. They are living in Lynn ville and Bob owns and runs o floral shop there. We now have a funerol home in Chandler, and guess who runs it, Mr. James Fisher, himself. He said that people were always dying and he couldn't go wrong in that kind of business. He married Mary Lou Thene is soon as she finished school. Ann Groeninger lives with ner father. She is employed at the Deaconess Hospitol, working tt a nurse's aid. My brother, David, is soon to get out of the service. He married Shirley O’Brien a few years ago and I am an aunt twice. They will live in Chandler in one of the Brooks homes after he is out. Larry Drol I is living in Newburgh, married to Neto Lee Hedges. Larry is teaching in Newburg and they have four children. As for me, well, I hove gone to business college and am now married and hove twin girls. I am residing in Boonville at the present, so write me sometime. 16 Your farmer cldsmate. Fay Eition isf row, left to right: J. Doolittle, M. Lewis, L. Hatchett, B. Smith, D. Beard, J. Hatchett, J. Splittorff, W. Jones. 2nd row: B. Thurman, J. Bates, R. Heath, M. Stahl, J. Blackford, J. Henager, P. Copeland, Mrs. Lowell. Absent: V. Gill, V. Hildebrant, M. Meyer, B. Gore. Quniol We started our junior-high years with thirty-six pupils in our class, and Mrs. Helen Weir as our sponsor. Janet Bates was one of the cheerleaders. We had two skating parties and a trip to Lincoln State Park. We came back for our eighth grade with an enrollment of 41 students and Mr. Arthur Adye as our sponsor. We had a very active year with Bob Smith, Dwight Bears, Leon Hatchett, Jerry Hatchett, Deon Hendrickson, Wayne Jones, and others on the grade basketball team. Janet Bates and Jo Ann Henager were cheerleaders. We won most of our games including the Holiday Tourney. We had a paper drive and various activities to boost our treasury. For our class trip, we had a wonderful day at Spring Mill State Park. We started our freshman year as green as possible and scared stiff. We lost seven of our classmates with a total of thirty-four left. Mr. John Turney was our sponsor. We were proud to have three of our boys on the first team in basketball. Joan Blackford was our candidate for basketball queen. Dwight Beard and Joan Blackford were crowned Spring Festival king and queen. We had skating parties, hay- rides, and completed the year with a wiener roast at Ed Henager’s lake. Our sophomore year began with twenty-six in our class and Mr. Gene Cato as our sponsor. Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Leon Hatchett, and Jerry Hatchett made the first team and Reda Heath was one of the cheerleaders. Marilyn Meyer was basketball queen attendant. Leon Hatchett and Jo Ann Henager were Spring Festival king and queen candidates. Part of the class went to Lincoln State Park and the girls went to Kentucky Lake. We have had a very active junior year. We have twenty in our class and Mrs. Bernice Lowell is our sponsor. We got our class rings and also our class jackets. We had a class party at the beginning of the year at Reda Heath's. Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Leon Hatchett, Jerry Hatchett, and Wayne Jones were on the first team, Patty Copeland and Reda Heath were cheerleaders. We have had a paper drive and sold at basketball games to help finance our prom. Joan Blackford and Reda Heath were candidates for the Band Sweetheart with Dwight Beard and Wayne Jones as their escorts. Marlene Stahl was basketball queen attendant. Class officers are: president, Dwight Beard; vice-president, Jerry Hatchett; secretary and treasurer, Janice Derrington; and news reporter, Reda Heath. 1st row, left to right: M. Forston, D. Healy, M. Algaier, G. Lockhart, D. Walter, Y. Martin, A. Baker, S. Teutsch, K. Williams, P. Smith, P. Russell. 2nd row: B. Reeder, V. Enlow, R. Mills, A. Vickery, A. Wunderlick, C. Reynolds, F. Harris, M. Jewell, W. Willis, B. Sutton. 3rd row: G. Jefferies, L. Fisher, D. Cole, J. Broshears, M. Thene, C. Schnapf, D. Utley, J. Roll, D. Copeland. Back row: G. Gill, G. Fisher, j. Raibley, D. Hunt, G. Lockhart, R. Watson, Mr. Cato. Absent: C. Seibert, M. Hemenway. -S7ophomote On that fatal day in September, 1951, thirty-six seventh graders took their seats to start their struggle through Chandler High. Mrs. Beasley was our sponsor that year. We had five new pupils, Darril Utley, Yvonne Martin, Carmadean Reynolds, Mike Hemenway, and Kathryn Williams. The class officers were: president, Reuben Watson; vice-president, Phyllis Russell; secretary and treasurer, Ann Baker; and news reporter, Marian Algaier. Our class trip was to Mesker's Park, where we all had a good time. Our eighth year was both a sad and a happy one. We added six new members to our class: Virginia Enlow, Mary Jewell, Ann Vickery, Barbara Thompson, Junior Raibley, and Gary Lockhart. We had a very good basketball team that year and won our Holiday Tourney. The team was: Gary Lockhcrt, Reuben Watson, Virgil McCall, Gary Fisher, Jimmy Roll, Larry Fisher, Donald Hunt, Gale Gill, Leo Hinman, Donnie Copeland, Johnnie Eidson and Billy Fuquay. They were coached by Mr. Smith. The cheerleaders were Gale Lockhart, Ann Baker and Marian Algaier. Our class trip was to Spring Mill State Park and we all enjoyed it, rain and all. Mr. Adye was our sponsor that year and the class officers were: president, Gary Lockhart; vice-president, Wilma Willis; secretary and treasurer, Bucky McCall; and news reporter, Charlene Schnapf. It was during that year that Mr. Death called on two very dear members of our class, Bobby Allen and Bucky McCall. Gary Fisher was also very sick that year. We dedicate our history to them. In 1953, about 40 freshmen were still with us. We were glad to welcome to our class David Cole, Alvenia Wjnderlick, Ruth Mills and Pearlean Smith. Mr. Turney was our sponsor and he took us on our class trip to Mesker's Park. We were proud to have Gary Lockhart on the varsity and Ann Baker as a cheerleader. Leo Hinman left Chandler and Billy Fuquay withdrew from school. We were sorry to lose them. Our class officers were as follows: president, Darril Utley; vice-president, Reuben Watson; secretary and treasurer, Mary Jewell; and news reporter, Afelba Forston. Now that we are sophomores, we are very glad to have Mr. Cato as our sponsor. Wb have 38 In our class this year and we are very glad to welcome Billie Sue Reeder from Millersburgh. We were all sorry when Barbara Thompson withdrew from school. Our class officers this year are: president, Mary Jewell; vice-president. Gale Lockhart; secretary and treasurer, Phyllis Russell; and news reporter, Sally Teutsch Those on the varsity basketball team from our class this year are: Gary Fisher, Reuben Watson, and Gary Lockhart. 1st row, left to right: Cannon, Tomes, Spindler, Snyder, Simpson, Spencer. 2nd row: Boyd, Lewis, May, Hatchett, Spindler, Bennett, Michel, Camp, Majors, Younker. 3rd row: Wright, Broshears, Townsend, Wade, Browning, Hatchett, Williams, Mortimer, Leslie, Peck, Hetzel. Back row: Enlow, Ashley, Parker, Hildebrant, Eidson, Wiscaver, Roll, Buckman, Doolittle. Ttelfimen In September of 1952, forty-two seventh graders enrolled in Chandler Junior High. Their sponsor was Roy Smith. They had Doris Martin as a new pupil that year. Phyllis Rowley moved the second semester. In the second week of school they elected their class officers. They were: president, Larry Simpson; vice-president, Leroy Hildebrant; secretary, Linda Williams; treasurer. Jack Bock; and news reporter, Dana Bruce. We took our class trip to Spring Mill State Park. Our eighth grade year was both a sad and happy year. We had a few new pupils: Sandra Younker and Lois Camp. We were sorry to lose Sharon Broshears when she decided to go to Boonville. Our spon- sor that year was Mrs. Bernice Lowe!!. Our class officers were: president, Leroy Hildebrant; vice- president, Frank Spencer; secretary, Marion May; and treasurer, Linda Williams. CXir reporters were Dana Bruce and Doris Hetzel. That year we crowned our eighth grade basketball queen, Marion May. Her attendants were Shirley Hatchett, Gayle Hatchett, Erma Schnapf, Sylvia Simon, Doris Hetzel and Linda Koemer. Our basketball team was pretty good that year. Don Roll, Larry Simpson, Robert Buckman, Johnnie Eidson, Jack Bock, Leroy Hildebrant and several other boys dressed out. The cheer- leaders were: Norma Fisher, Dorothy Bennett and Linda Williams. We were sorry that year that Robert Buckman and Marion May were sick and had to go to the hospital. We took our class trip again to Spring Mill State Park. In 1954, forty freshmen enrolled in Chandler High School. Among them were several new pupils who were: Ruby Leslie, Sharon Broshears, Aaron Wesselman, Bob Wiscaver, Vonita Majors, and Janice Mortimer. Our sponsor wcb Mrs. Bette Boyd. The third week of school we elected our class officers. They were: president, Sandra Younker; vice-president, Larry Simpson; secretary, Marion May; treas- urer, Gayle Hatchett; and news reporter, Linda Williams. We had a skating parry in February and a class trip at the end of the year. We were sorry to lose two of our classmates, Dana Bruce and Gary Williams, who transferred to other schools. 20 Seventh, (ftade left to right: E. Wade, H. Spindler, H. Ingler, J. Reed, K. Sodders, R. Bruce, B. Roll, L. Koch, D. Knarian, W. Schuble, C. Gunn. 2nd row: B. Parker, J. Phillips, E. Keller, D. Camp, J. Willis, C. McCormick, B. Riley, M. Browning, S. Tomes, I. Bowley, D. Carroll, 5. Teutsch, B. McDaniels, W. Pfingston. 3rd row: L. Hazard, D. Jarboe, K. Musgrave, D. Strange, D. Downing, D. Rainey, F. Thompson, D. Borden, L. Bolton, L. Leslie, M. Mortimer, D. Blackford, J. Gill. 4th row: M. Nisbeth, P. Allen, M. Lewis, L. Splittorff, C. Hatchett, J. Vessels, G. Schuble, L. Watson, A. Williams, J. Hetzel, M. Nisbeth, C. Miller. Back row: W. Ferguson, D. Cochran, L. Byer, D. Droll, W. Thompson, L. Martin, R. Droll, R. Taylor, Mr. Smith. Absent: P. Grov«« £ijhtk Cftade 1st row, left to right: G. Fenwick, B. Harris, D. Cotton, E. Smith, S. Nellis, C. Conner, L. Graulich, P. Akers, N. Fisher, T. Algaier, B. Miller. 2nd row: C. Wilmarth, C. Bradfield, J. Zint, N. Hatchett, L. Koerner, E. Schnapf, C. Hildebrant, E. Smith, S. Thompson, R. Camp, G. Rutheford. 3rd row: H. Jennings, J. Ashley, S. Vessels, S. Simon, R. Teutsch, M. Mortimer, M. Hazard, A. Jones, D. Deutsch, S. Grimes, Mr. Cato. Back row: D. Persinger, C. Wiscaver, R. Fisher, C. Scott, D. Splittorff, S. Gerber, K. Williams, A. Fisk, R. Groves, R. Thomas. ?lxth (flade 1st row, left to right: J. Smith, H. Quick, C. Jorboe, R. Williams, S. Harris, D. Schuble, D. Hilde bront, M. McKeown, M. Fisk, G. Russell. 2nd row: J. Fisher, R. G.rber, J. Roberson, B. Strange, M. Wright, M. Healy, B. Mayes, B. Simpson, J. Shane, B. Majors, D. Hetzel, C. Winternheimer. Back row: H. Martin, T. Robinson, T. Helms, D. Fisher, G. Williams, B. Leslie, G. Peck, D. Fisher. G. Rainey, M. Suter, R. Tomes, Mr. Young, teacher. Absent: E. Farley, K. Fleeger. 'Tijjtk and l ixth Cjtadei 1st row, left to right: H. Blackford, A. Broshears, D. Craig, J. Connor, D. Derrington, B. Ashley, V. Creek, W. Duvall, F. Allen, C. Enlow. 2nd row: S. Deutsch, C. Cummings, L. Bruce, N. Huff, J. Browning, B. Beard, P. Adams S Bivens v. Bean, P. Buchta. Back row: J. Downing, C. Arnold, E. Brown, M. Taylor, C. Coomes, S. Faries, N. Feldbusch, L. Fisher, S. Engle, C. Coomes, Mr. Rainey, teacher. Toutth Cftade Utrov , left to right: R. Scales, B. Jarboe, H. Buchta, R. Adams, C. Vade, M. Hildebrant, W. Hetzel, 2nd rowT D, Scott, B. Hetzel, D. Hatchett, J. Woodruff, M. Scott, B. Thompson, L. Smith, R. Allen, R. Robinson, S. Brumley, C. McKinney, Mrs. Bradshaw. . 3rd row: D. Knarian, J. Lewis, D. Hatchett, C. Williams, E. Hill, M. Allen, E. Tomes, M. Fanes, D. Woolsey, S. Gehlhausen, C. Schuble, J. Hinman. ok-, p Back row: G. Brown, E. Doss, M. Stuart, L. Swain, K. Roll, B. Rogers, L. Granderson, R. Pf.ngston, R. Lamping, R. Miller, D. Fenwick. Absent: K. Carter, M. Snyder, A. Strange. 7ifitfi (ftade 1st row, left to right: R. Vickery, D. Littell, J. Houchin, L. Scott, D. Tomes, D. Littell, R. Henager, M. West, T. Scott. „ . . .. ... i i r 2nd row: J. Sutton, J. Suit, F. Ketcham, L. McConnell, F. Groves, G. Payton, L. Leslie, W. Uhr, C. Ivy, C. Winkler, T. Helms. ,,, D . . n Back row: G. Simpson, D. Villis, R. Townsend, J. Woodruff, M. Lowell, J. Gehlhausen, B. Swam, D. Michel, F. Jones, C. Riley. Absent: J. Gill, H. Broshears, L. Broshears, M. Mays, Mrs. Ashley, teacher. 1st row, left to right: L. Groves, R. Blackford, F. Bivens, R. Cannon, R, Carlton, J. Allen, K. Bromley, L. Ashley, W. Knight, J. Browning, R. Morris. 2nd row: S. Fisher, J. Broshears, S. Lee, B. Condit, C. Daly, J. Howell, D. Renfrow, D. Clark, P. Cav- anaugh, S. Knight, Mrs. Roll. Back row: J. Knight. S. Barth, G. Carey, K. Helms, S. Hess, J. Fenwick, T. Garrison, S. Ferguson, M. Deutsch, J. Brase, S. Cole. 1st row, left to right: A. Miller, D. Stevens, S. McCormick, L Paul, M. Turney, L. Lukeman, D. Parker, J. Harris, L. Schuble. 2nd row : S. Riley, R. Sutton, P. May, R. Sandefur, P. fotherford, R. Tomes, H. Quick, L. Vickery, B. Wade, S. Williams, S. Lance, P. Phillips, B. Smith, P. int. Back row: G. Willis, J. West, T. Mills, S. Raibley, T. King, F. Splittorff, N. McCall, B. Uhde, D. M'ley, S. Shane, F. Smith, Mrs. Boyle. Absent: E. Spindler. 1st row, left to right: K. McConnell, R. Trousdale, V. Ritzert, J. McIntosh, E. Nellis, R. Mayes, L. Nis- beth, D. Williams, N. Redman, C. McCormick, L. Watson. 2nd row: Mrs. Alexander, J. Pierce, K. Underhill, E. Rinkel, M. Morris, P. Wright, G. McKeown, N. Williams, D. Downing, K. Williams, D. Watson, S. Vickery, L. Pruitt, S. Simpson. Back row: T. Robinson, W. Willis, V. Williams, P. Roberson, C. Monks, B. Renfrow, L. Nisbeth, J. Rainey, N. McKain, M. Thomas, L. Short, C. Robertson. Absent: S. Stevens, K. Stevens, L. Wright. 1st row, left to right: C. Jones, R. Fife, R. Carroll, R. Fisher, J. Bean, M. Cotton, J. Gehlhausen, D. Bickford, T. Hawkins, K. Howell, T. Arflack, J. Arflack. 2nd row: S. Groves, J. Adams, L. Hagenseiker, M. Buchta, A. Hemenway, K. George, C. Jarboe, C. Bruce, J. Franks, J. Byers, C. Cotton, L. Engel, S. Lant, C. Algaier. Back row: L. Bullington, D. Hatchett, M. Allen, A. Espenlaub, D. Clark, C. Garrison, L. Eifler, T. Arnold, F. Case, D. Eidson, R. Harper, K. Brown. Teacher, Mrs. Hendrickson. Absent: J. Cobb. 26 K 1st row, left to right: K. Jarboe, F. Davenport, J. Mundy, M. Hildebranf, R. Carter, C. Blackford, S. Helms, R. Lee, J. Lee, B. Engle, B. Clark, C. Buchta, B. Fisher. Second row: D. Austill, R. Duvall, P. Durbin, D. Cotton, J. Hawkins, S. Ketcham, B. Crow, F. Boyer, S. Buckman, A. Claridge, A. Hess, T. Knarian. Back row: W. Ermling, S. Hatfield, D. Fenwick, M. Knight, G. Carey, C. Cohoon, D. Craig, L. Ivy, T. Fisher, C. Bollinger, N. Akers, N. Hogue, Mrs. Brown. 1st row, left to right: R. Splittorff, C. Robertson, T. Williams, R. Williams, T. Williams, L. Riley, D. Riley, J. Reeder, M. Lehr, L. Rogers. 2nd row: Mrs. Tichenor, R. Utley, M. Snyder, D. Stevens, K. McCormick, D. Voyles, S. Murray, J. Trainum, H. Sodders, N. Winternheimer, C. O'Nan. Back row: D. Litte 11, B. Wright, S. Mills, R. Doss, K. Underhill, M. Williams, J. Martin, S. Raffertty, D. Pinnell, G. McCall, S. Woodruff. Hand. 1st row, left to right: Wilmorth, Zint, Beard, Roberson, Conner, Fisher, Williams, Thompson, Lamping, Graulich. 2nd row: Norrick, Hinman, Deutsch, Helms, Russell, Helms, Lowell, Walter, Willis, Thene, Forston, Blackford, Blackford. Back row: Deutsch, Jones, Teutsch, Algaier, Schnapf. 4 ijh HchooL H(iotu5 1st row, left j right: Norrick, Fisher, Akers, Hetzel, Martin, Harris, Lockhart, Wjnderlick, Mills, Algaier, Vickery, Healy. 2nd row: Algaier, Koerner, Baker, Blackford, Simon, Vessels, Broshears, Browning, Schnapf, Jones, Walter, Russe 11. 3rd row: Willis, ilates, Forston, Teutsch, Zint, Reynolds, Williams, Schnapf, Reeder, Blackford, Tomes and Hatchett. 4th row: Mortimer, Peck, Leslie, Bradfield, Eidson, Teutsch, Smith, Willis, Sutton, Thene, Groeninger, Jewell, Grimes, Back row: Doolittle, Fisher, Hildebrant, Snyder. Beta Club Sitting, left to right: G. Lockhart, P. Russell, C. Schnapf, J. Hildebrant, B. Creek, Mrs. Lowell, C. Aubrey. Standing: M. Stahl, J. Walter, S. Angel. Pep lu(t 1st row, left to right: Jones, Roll, Fisher, Heath, Copeland, Walter, Watson, Beard, Hatchett, Hatchett. 2nd row: Cato, Forston, Teutsch, Willis, Schuble, Vessels, Michel, Fisher, Akers, Koerner, Schnapf, Healy, Algaier, Lockhart, Sutton, Norrick. 3rd row: Doolittle, Browning, Reeder, Peck, Mortimer, Rutheford, Jones, Algaier, Bradfield, Vessels, Hat- chett, Williams, Younker, ftjssell, Schnapf. 4th row: Zint, Hatchett, Mortimer, Leslie, Thene, Hatchett, Grimes, Simon, Broshears, Blackford, Baker, Stahl, Bates, Martin, Boyle. 5th row: Wade, Gunn, Rainey, Leslie, Musgrave, Fisher, Gerber, Koch, Williams, Teutsch, Eidson, Jewell, Walter, Willis. Back row: Thompson, Cole, Gill, Reed. Richard Pickles Annie Bud 'Mighty unlot Lgl55 Play The junior class presented the Haunted High School February 11, in the Chandler gymnasium. Cast of Characters Flavia Delande, teacher of elocution............................................Donna Gill Cordelia Drake, another teacher.................................................Jo Am Henager Ambrose Giles, school janitor................................................... Bob Smith Pearl Southard, pays a tragic visit.............................................Reda Heath Mrs. Ogden Pendleton, socially inclined.........................................Janet Bates Johnnie Strupe, a detective.....................................................John Doolittle Stephen Jefferson, who is under suspicion.......................................Melvin Lewis Myma Manson, who works in the office............................................Virginia Hildebrai Group of Students Penny Pendleton............................................ Celia Sampson............................................ Esther Myles............................................... Clarence Arliss............................................ Butch Callahan............................................. Wayne (Dopey) Sheldon...................................... Prompter and Narrator......................................... Director...................................'............... Patty Copeland Joan Blackford Billie Thurman Jerry Hatchett Dwight Beard Wayne Jones Marlene Stahl Mrs. Opal Ellis 34 q ni o i Ia5 5 Play The senior class will present For Pete's Sake in the Chandler Gym on April 22. The story is of a young college boy, always in hot water because of the lies he tells. The main part of the story deals with the plot of Peter and Bill to rent Peter's aunt's beautiful old house to Mrs. Clarks- ton, the mother of their girl friends. During all the confusion, a young college grind, Thorndyke Murglethorpe, is dragged into the mess. All the boys dress as servants, Thorndyke being housemaid, in order to spy on their girl frienck. Then they are really in a mess. Jasmine sees a ghost, Peter and Bill are kidnapped and everyone goes round and round. The play takes place in June at an Eastern college town. The characters are: Miss Sarah Pepperdine, Peter's aunt..............................................Janice Walter Jasmine Jackson, Aunt Sarah's darky cook.........................................Carolyn Aubrey Cicero Murglethorpe, the dean of Elwood College..................................Larry Droll Peter Pepperdine, always in hot water............................................James Courtney Bill Bradshaw, Peter's pal.......................................................Jack Hildebrant Thorndyke Murglethorpe (Muggsy), a college grind.................................Wilford Fisher Mrs. Georgionna Clorkston, a social climber............................................Eidson Nadine Clarkston, Peter's sweetheart............................................. Beverly Creek Peggy Clarkston, Bill's sweetheart...............................................Sue Angel Malvina Potts, Muggsy's goddess..................................................Betty Tomes John Boliver, a wealthy banker...................................................Sonny Coomes Dupont Darby, the poet of Elwood College.........................................Charles Suter 35 Left to right: Linda Williams, Terry Fisher, Marlene Stahl, Sue Angel, Beverly Creek, Kathy McCormick, and Sally Teutsch. HalketbalL £ueen Sue Angel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Angel, was crowned basketball queen of Chandler High School on February 4, 1955, at the Griffin and Chandler game by Jerry Hatchett, captain of the basketball team. Beverly Creek, runner-up, served as the attendant from the senior class. Other attendants in the queen's court were: Marlene Stahl from the junior class, Sally Teutsch from the sophomore class, and Linda Williams from the freshman class. Terry Fisher carried the bas- ketball and Kathy McCormick carried the queen's crown. The crowning took place in the center of the floor, the queen standing in the center circle. The attendants and their escorts formed a semi-circle around her. The band, under the direction of Mrs. Norrick, furnished music for the procession. Sue was presented with a basketball necklace from the cheerleaders, basketball team and Mr. 36 Cato. 12annuet J tom “STAG LINE � IN THE SWING On May 14, 1954, the juniors of Chandler High entertained the seniors with a banquet and prom at the Great Hall of the Union Building on the Evansville College Campus. Members of the school faculty and the trustee , superintendent, and their husbands and wives were also present. The banquet began at 6:00 P.M. and entertainment was a duet by Carolyn Aubrey and Janice Walter. The Drom began at 8:00 where the music was furnished by Sye Kaynen and his band. The theme of the evening was Star- light Swing . 1st row, left to right: Gary Fisher, Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Leon Hatchett, Lorry Simpson. Back row: Gene Cato, Wayne Jones, Jerry Hatchett, Richard Lamping, David Eidson, Reuben Watson. I at 5 ity The Chandler Panthers started the season by winning five straight games. Then they ran into a red- hot Henderson County team and played a great game before bowing by four points. The Panthers upset a good Mater Dei team 50 to 41 . In the Holiday Tourney, Chandler lost to Lynnville in the first game, but beat Spurgeon in the con- solation game. At the end of the season, the Panthers threw a big scare into the Holland Dutchmen who were led by big Gene Tormohlen. In the final game of the season, the Panthers beat Lynnville by one point. A week later in the sectional. Chandler beat Lynnville again, but this time it was much easier. In the semi-final game, Boonville took Chandler out of the tourney by the score of 56 to 54. All the players are back next year except David Eidson and Richard Lamping, who are seniors. 40 J7Qcond. Tearn Back row, left to right: Donald Hunt, Jerry Enlow, Gary Fisher, Gale Gill, Johnnie Eidson, Bob Wiscaver, David Cole and Eugene Cato, coach. Front row: Reuben Watson, Jimmy Roll, Larry Simpson, Donnie Roll, Uroy Hildebrant, Bob Buckman and Larry n«nAr ' heetleaclet5 Left to right: Janice Walter, Patty Copeland, and Reda Heath. F r e s h m a n T e a 1st row, left to right: L. Simpson, L. Hildebrant, D. Roll. 2nd row: J. Eidson, B. Wiscaver, B. Buckman, J. Enlow. J u n • i 0 r H 1 g h T e ® isi iow, left to right: J. Vessels, N. Fisher, L. Koerner. 2nd row: S. Gerber, H. Jennings, D. Blackford, C. Scott, R. Fisher, m 3rd row: K. Williams, D. Droll, D. Splittorff, R. Droll, W. Thompson, coach, Roy Smith. Left to right: Richard Lamping, Coach Eugene Cato, and David Eidson. One of the two seniors on the team is Richard Lamping, son of Mr. Mrs. Charles Lamping, R. R. 1, Chandler, Indiana. Richard is 6'3 tall and weights 195. He has played basketball all four years and has been a regular all year. He plays center and is a good rebounder. Dick also was a member of the baseball team. The other senior is David Eidson, son of Mr. Mrs. Elmer Eidson, R. R. 2, Chand- ler, Indiana. David played three years on the varsity, and one year on the second team. A good corner shot and an excellent rebounder, David played center and for- ward. Dave is 6' 3 , and weighs 170. 43 Box 36 Marceline. Missouri IF YOU BANK WITH US YOU CAN BANK ON US. 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