Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1956 volume:

Annual Editor....................................................... Assistant Editor............................................. Advertising Managers......................................... Circulation Managers......................................... Art Directors................................................ Sports Editor................................................ Wills and Prophecy........................................... Other Activities............................................. Business Managers............................................ Class Editors: Seniors....................................... Juniors........................................ Sophomores..................................... Freshmen....................................... Patty Copeland James Splittorff Dwight Beard, Jerry Hatchett, Wayne Jones Vendonna Gill, Virginia Hildebrant, Marilyn Meyer Leon Hatchett, Wayne Jones Bob Smith Janet Bates, Joan Blackford Joanne Henager Jerry Hatchett, Wayne Jones Patty Copeland Mary Francis Jewell Linda Williams 2 Charles Conner ADMINISTRATION 4 MR. J. NULL, Principal, Social Studies MRS. C. PHILLIPS Secretary of School MR. J. TUMY Science ond Commerce MR. D. MINISTER Government, World His- tory and Geography. MRS. KINCAID Home Ec. and Biology MRS. O. ELLIS English, Literature, Latin MR. E. BOYLE Mathematics MRS. V. OAKS Band ond Choir MR. B. CHAPMAN Driver's Training, Typing, Health and Safety, Math., Physical Ed. SENIORS FRANKLIN BAKER Goes to Mechanic Arts; is a re- porter for a magazine. Ambition- To be tool and dye maker. “ DWIGHT BEARD President of Class 1,2,3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; President of Pep Club 3; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Spring Festival King 1. Ambition-“Be a teacher and bas- ketball coach. 8 JANET BATES Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President o Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President of Class 4; Bas- ketball Queen Attendant 4; Op- eretta 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Chroni- cle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition- To be successful. JOAN BLACKFORD President of Bond 4; Secretary of Class 3,4; Vice-President 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1, 2,3,4; Band 3,4; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Spring Festival Queen 1; Basketball Queen Attendant 1; Band Sweetheart Candidate 3; Class Play 3. Ambition-“Make life worth- while. PATTY COPELAND Cheerleader 3,4; Drum Majorette 2; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Edi- tor 4; News Reporter 4. Ambition-“To be a comptomet- erist. “ VENDONNA GILL Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Club I, 2,3,4; Office in F.H.A.; Operetta 1,2,3; Spring Festival Queen 3; Basketball Queen Attendant; Class Play 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition- To be ambitious. 9 RICHARD GOLLE Baseball 3,4; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Pep Club 4; German Club 2; Track 1,2,3. Ambition-“To be President of Uhited States. LEON HATCHETT Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club 2,3,4; Spring Fes- tival Candidate 2; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition- To be a high school bas- ketball coach. JERRY HATCHETT Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Vice-President of Class 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3; Spring Festival Candidate 3; Chron- icle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition-“To be a millionaire. 1C JO ANN HENAGER Glee Club 1,2; Spring Festival Candidate 2; Secretary of Class I; Class Play 3; President of F. H.A, 4; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition- To be a bigger million- aire than Jerry Hatchett. VIRGINIA HILDEBRANT Basketball Queen 4; Class Presi- dent 4; Good Citizen of Year 4; Class Play 3; Beta Club 4; Major- ette 2; Chronicle Editor 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition- To be a teacher. “ WAYNE JONES Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Class Play 3; Pep Club 2,3,4; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Ambition- To be a State Trooper. II JOHNNY LITTELL Goes to Mechanic Arts Ambition-“To be an architect. MARI LYN MEYER Treasurer of Class 4; Basketball Queen Candidate 2; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Ambition-“To be a good house- wife to Clayton. “ 12 BOB SMITH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Class Play 3; Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Secretary of Class 2. Ambition-“To be a professional basketball player. JIM SPLITTORFF Chronicle Staff 4; Annual Staff Assistant 4. Ambition- To be a farmer. “ JOHN TUMEY Class Sponsor and Typing teacher; Physics teacher. Shorthand, General Math, Business Arithmetic. 13 JSeniot la. 5 5 At last we're freshmen, green as possible and scared stiff. We lost some of our classmates this ear. Mr. Turney was our sponsor. We were proud to have three of our boys on the first team in basket- ball. Joan Blackford was our candidate for basketball queen. Dwight Beard and Joan Blackford were crowned Spring Festival King and Queen. We had a nice year. Our sophomore year began with twenty-six in our class and Mr. Cato as our sponsor. Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Leon Hatchett, and Jerry Hatchett made the first team this year and Redo Heath was chosen cheerleader. Marilyn Meyer was basketball queen attendant. Leon Hatchett and JoAnn Henager were Spring Festival King and Queen attendants. Patty Copeland was drum majorette and Virginia Hilde- brant was a majorette. Some of the girls went to Kentucky Lake and the rest of the class went to Lincoln City State Park. We have had a very active junior year. We have twenty in our class and Mrs. Lowell as Our spon- sor. We got our class rings und also our class jackets which we are very proud of. We had a class party at the beginning of the year at Redo Heath's house. We had a paper drive and sold at the basket- ball games to help finance our Prom. Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Leon Hatchett, Jerry Hatchett, and Wayne Jones were on the first team. Patty Copeland and Reda Heath were chosen cheerleaders. 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, Joan Blackford; treasurer, Janice Derrington; and news reporter, Reda Heath. At last we're seniors; there are seventeen with Richard Golle graduating at mid-term and Franklin Baker, Johnny Littell and Daniel Koch going to Mechanic Arts. Our sponsor is Mr. John Turney; six of our boys play on the varsity basketball team. They are: Dwight Beard, Bob Smith, Wayne Jones, Jerry Hatchett, Leon Hatchett and Richard Golle played the first half of the year. Our class officers are: president, Virginia Hildebrant; vice-president, Janet Bates; secretary, Joan Blackford; treas- urer, Marilyn Meyer; and news reporter, Patty Copeland. Patty Copeland was also chosen cheerleader. Virginia Hildebrant was crowned basketball queen by Leon Hatchett. Her maid of honor was Janet Bates. Vendonna Gill was our attendant. Janet Bates was elected vice-president of the pep club this year. Joan Blackford was the president of the band. JoAnn Henager was president of F. H. A. The mothers who help us this year are as follows: Mrs. Beard, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Gill, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Hatchett, Mrs. Blackford. We are planning a senior trip to New Orleans in April. We sold candy and Patty Copeland won a watch selling the most candy. We also sold magazines with Janet Bates selling the most. We are all looking forward to the end of this year, “SCHOOL'S OUT . l?eniot £?La55 Ptophecy Dear Joan, Our class reunion went over splendidly, and we are sorry you couldn't make it. I hope your cold gets better. I know you are interested in knowing about the occupations of each of our class member so I'll try and do my best. Bob Smith is coaching at Central High School in Evansville, and Ann has bore him two beautiful sons; they seemed very happy. I was very pleased to see Joanne Henager Suter, and Charles, with their three radiant children. Charles is still colonel in the air force, and stationed at Spokane, Washington. Wayne Jones is a stock broker; doing very well in his own business. His wife was ill and couldn’t attend. Vendonna Gill Johnson and Paul are still happily married with their blonde haired, blue eyed baby girls. Paul is the Superintendent of Chrysler Corp. Patty Copeland Watson and Reuben are residing in Louisville, Kentucky. They have a boy and a girl. Patty is working as a Comptometer, and Reuben is doing very nicely in his work. Richard Golle and Betty brought along all the little Golles to the reunion. They are living and working in New Jersey. Marilyn Meyer and Clayton Foster have been married for five years. Marilyn is working for Citizens National Bank as a typist. James Splitorff is doing very nicely on his ranch in Colorado. He and his wife have five children. Virginia Hildebrant and Frank Riffert are married and doing very nicely. Virginia is an essayist in New York. Frank is very proud of her. Leon Hatchett owns his own professional basketball team, traveling all over the world. I know you have heard of his troop, Hatchett and his Hatchetteers. Jerry Hatchett has become an heir to a million dollars. He is rich now but is still nice and un- conceited. He and his wife are living in California. Johnny Lite 11 is married and has a bungalow full of kids. But he hasn't any worry; he owns all the speedways in Evansville. Daniel Koch now owns his own radio and T.V. shop. Mrs. Koch is doing fine at home with their five children. I know you and Dwight are very happily married with your four lovely children. I hear Dwight is doing very well since he got out of college, teaching and basketball coaching. Of course you are keeping house and taking care of the kids. I was glad to hear you have your stone home now on Mt. Auburn Drive in Evansville. I am very happy at my career. I am married, as you know, and have two beautiful children and live in Indianapolis. I almost forgot to tell you about Franklin Baker. He is doing very nicely with his work at the engineering building. He is married to Darnell Brown. Your former classmate, Janet Bates 15 S qniot eu wm I, Franklin Baker, will my ability to be a grease monkey to Ronnie Thomas. I, Bob Smith, will my ability to play basketball to Joe Spindler. I, Dwight Beard, will my physics paper to Gary Lockhart. I, Jerry Hatchett, will my ability to skip school to Mike Hemenway. I, Leon Hatchett, will my citizenship grade to Jimmy Roll. I, Vendonna Gill, will my ability to get engaged to Betty Sutton. I, Marilyn Meyer, will my ability to get good grades to Alvenia Wonderlick. I, Joan Blackford, will my ability to go steady to Dorthy Bennett. I, Virginia Hildebrant, will my ability to get basketball queen to Gale Lockhart. I, Janet Bates, will my shortness to Sharon Broshears. I, Patty Copeland, will my ability to go steady to Kathryn Williams. I, Daniel Koch, will my ability to go to M. A. to Johnny Edison. I, Wayne Jones, will my car to Gary Lockhart. I, Richard Golle, will my ability to set on the bench to Larry Simpson. I, James Splittorff, will my ability to play basketball in the class tourney to Gary Fisher. I, Joanne Henager, will my ability to make A's in home ec. to Melba Forston. I, Johnny Litte 11, will my way with girls to Larry Simpson. The seniors will their ability to agree on everything to the juniors. 16 UNDERGRADS 1 u n % A. 0 A C l FIRST ROW, left to right: P. Russell, M. Forston, V. Enlow, M. Algaier, A. Wonderlick, K. Mills, D. O. Healy, A. Vickery. SECOND ROW: S. Woolsey, S. Teutsch, W. Willis, B. Sutton, G. Lockhart, A. Baker, B. Reeder, C. t Schnapf, Mrs. Ellis. THIRD ROW: G. Lockhart, J. Roll, G. Jeffreys, L. Fisher, D. Copeland, M. Thene, C. Reynolds, K. Williams. FOURTH ROW: D. Cole, D. Raven, G. Gill, D. Utley, M. Hemingway, D. Hunt, J. Raibley, R. Watson. In 1951, thirty-six seventh graders took their seats to start their climb for a higher I.Q. Mrs. Beasley was our sponsor. Our class trip was to Mesker Park. Our eighth grade was both a happy and sad one. We had a wonderful basketball team that year. We won most of our games and also the Holiday Tourney. The cheerleaders were Ann Baker, Gale Lockhart and Marion Algaier. Mr. Adye was our sponsor and our class trip was to Spring Mill State Park. We lost two of our dear friends that year, Bucky McCall and Bobby Allen; they are deceased. Then we started our freshman year with 40; we were as green as possible and scared stiff. Mr. Turney was our sponsor and we went to Mesker Park for our class trip. Gary Lockhart was on the varsity squad and Ann Baker was cheerleader. Then came the sophomore year; we were almost half-way through high school. Mr. Cato was our sponsor and we went to Spring Mill State Park on our class trip. The boys on the basketball team from our room were Gary Fisher, Reuben Watson and Gary Lockhart. Now that we are juniors, we are half-way through high school. Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Kincaid are our sponsors. Just one more year and we shall say goodbye to all the happy times we have had in Chandler High School. We hope high school will be as good to you as it has been to the juniors of 1956. H A. A i. 0 A y 18 A. FIRST ROW, left to right: D, Micheal, D. Hetzel, S. Younker, S. Hatchett, J. Mortimer, D. Bennett, M. Scales, L. Williams, A. Lewis, T. Whitmer. SECOND ROW: V. Majors, J. Ralph, J. Snyder, F. Spenser, G. Hatchett, B. Townsend, D. Chap- man, D. Peck, M. Spindler, L. Camp. THIRD ROW: F. Wade, M. May, S. Broshears, J. Gore, G. Doolittle, L. Hildebrant, Mr. Boyle. FOURTH ROW: L. Simpson, D. Roll, B. Buckmon, D. Asley, B. Corroll, J. Wright, R. lovelass, J. Enlow, J. Eidson, R. Porker. In September, 1952, forty-two seventh graders enrolled in Chandler Junior High. (That's usl I) We had a wonderful guy as our teacher, Mr. Roy Smith. Several new pupils came and went during that year. Among them were Doris Martin and Phyllis Rowley. Our officers for that year were: president-Larry Simpson, vice-president-Leroy Hildebrant, secretary-Linda Williams, treasurer- Jack Bock, reporter-Dana Bruce. We couldn't wait for the end of the year, since this was our first class trip. We took it to Spring Mill. Our eighth grade year was a lot different from our seventh grade year. We crowned our bas- ketball queen (Marion May); had two cheerleaders from our room (Linda Williams and Dorthy Bennet); ordered our class rings; and got into plenty of meanness in between time. We kept our sponsor, Mrs. Lowell, pretty busy. Our officers for that year were: president-Leroy Hildebrant, vice-president-Frank Spencer, secretary-Marion May, treasurer-Linda Williams, reporters-Dana Bruce, Doris Hetzel. Toward the end of the year we were sorry that Marion May and Robert Buckman were in the hospital. Our class trip was again at Spring Mill. Here we are. High School At Last I I All forty of us. We had as new class members: Ruby Leslie, Sharon Broshears, Aaron Wesselman, Bob Wiscaver, Vonita Majors, Janice Mortimer. We were sorry to lose Gary Williams; he got a transfer to Boonville. (We all wonder still (why)!) Our sponsor was Mrs. Boyd. We took a class trip to Wyndotte Cave and had a skating party in Feb. Our officers were: president-Sandra Younker, vice-president-Larry Simpson, secretary- Marion May, treasurer-Gayle Hatchett, and news reporter-Linda Williams. The year (1955-1956) sophomores at last. We only have two new members: Marjorie Scales, Raymond Loveless. We have as our sponsor M. Boyles and we had a hayride at the first of the year to Scales Lake. We ordered our class jackets this year. Everyone liked them (except the juniors) and they all got a good fit. Our class officers for the year are: president-Larry Simpson, vice-president-Leroy Hildebrant, secretary-Doris Hetzel, treasurer-Darlene Michel, reporter- Linda Williams. c 1 a A A H A. JL o A. if 19 FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Fisher, C. Russell, S. Thompson, C. Wilmarth, R. Camp, E. Schmpf, C. Wagner, A. Jones, C. Hildebrant, B. Westbrook, P. Akers, T. Algaier, G. Ruthford. SECOND ROW: D. Cotton, E. Smith, L. Raven, N. Johnson, N. Hatchett, B. Miller, L. Koerner, J. Vickery, J. Russell, C. Conner, L. Graulich, S. Nellis. THIRD ROW: J. Zint, M. Hazard, S. Vessel, C. Bradfield, R. Teutsch, M. Mortimer, B. Fisher, S Simmon, E. Smith, J. Ashley, A. Finny, D. Deutsch. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Chapman, H. Jennings, C. Wiscaver, S. Gerber, K. Williams, N. Cole, R. Thomas, A. Fisk. In 1953, the seventh graders started the year with Mr. Smith as sponsor. We elected class officers and they were as follows: president, Norma Fisher; vice-president, Phyllis Akers; secretary, Linda Koerner; and treasurer, Bonita Miller. The class reporter was Charles Conner. Norma Fisher was a cheerleader that year. We had a Valentine Party and Linda Koerner and Donald Blackford were king and queen. We had a skating party and several other parties that year. At the end of the year we went on our first class trip, which that year was to Spring Mill State Park. In 1954, the class then entered the 8th grade. Again our sponsor was Mr. Smith. Class officers were elected about the second week and they were: president, Sylvia Simon; vice- president, Linda Koerner; secretary, Phyllis Akers; treasurer, Theresa Algair, and news re- porter, Charles Conner. The boys on our basketball team were: Carolton Scott, Harry Jen- nings, Bob Fisher, Sidney Gerber, Kenny Williams, Donald Blackford, and Walter Thompson. That was a big year for us. We had several parties, got our class rings, and at the end of the year hod a wonderful commencement. Again at the end of the year we went to Spring Mill. We are now freshmen. There are 48 in the class. Sue Grimes and Bill Harris left us at the beginning of the year. There are several new pupils in our class; they are: Jerry Russell, Charlotte Russell, Arthur Finney, Nancy Johnson and Linda Raven. Our sponsor is Mr. Chapman. The class officers are: president, Carolton Scott; vice-president. Bob Fisher; secretary, Jackie Vickery; treasurer, Sidney Gerber, and news reporter, Charles Conner. 20 GRADES FIRST ROW, left to right: N. Fisher, C. Russell, S. Thompson, C. Wilmorth, R. Comp, E. Schmpf, C. Wagner, A. Jones, C. Hildebrant, B. Westbrook, P. Akers, T. Algaier, G. Ruthford. SECOND ROW: D. Cotton, E. Smith, L. Raven, N. Johnson, N. Hatchett, B. Miller, L. Koerner, J. Vickery, J. Russell, C. Conner, L. Graulich, S. Nellis. THIRD ROW: J. Zint, M. Hazard, S. Vessel, C. Bradfield, R. Teutsch, M. Mortimer, B. Fisher, S Simmon, E. Smith, J. Ashley, A. Finny, D. Deutsch. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Chapman, H. Jennings, C. Wiscaver, S. Gerber, K. Williams, N. Cole, R. Thomas, A. Fisk. J A e a k m a n C i a A A In 1953, the seventh graders started the year with Mr. Smith as sponsor. We elected class officers and they were as follows: president, Norma Fisher; vice-president, Phyllis Akers; secretary, Linda Koerner; and treasurer, Bonita Miller. The class reporter was Charles Conner. Norma Fisher was a cheerleader that year. We had a Valentine Party and Linda Koerner and Donald Blackford were king and queen. We had a skating party and several other parties that year. At the end of the year we went on our first class trip, which that year was to Spring Mill State Park. In 1954, the class then entered the 8th grade. Again our sponsor was Mr. Smith. Class officers were elected about the second week and they were: president, Sylvia Simon; vice- president, Linda Koerner; secretary, Phyllis Akers; treasurer, Theresa Algair, and news re- porter, Charles Conner. The boys on our basketball team were: Carolton Scott, Harry Jen- nings, Bob Fisher, Sidney Gerber, Kenny Williams, Donald Blackford, and Walter Thompson. That was a big year for us. We had several parties, got our class rings, and at the end of the year had a wonderful commencement. Again at the end of the year we went to Spring Mill. We are now freshmen. There are 48 in the class. Sue Grimes and Bill Harris left us at the beginning of the year. There are several new pupils in our class; they are: Jerry Russell, Charlotte Russell, Arthur Finney, Nancy Johnson and Linda Raven. Our sponsor is Mr. Chapman. The class officers are: president, Carolton Scott; vice-president. Bob Fisher; secretary, Jackie Vickery; treasurer, Sidney Gerber, and news reporter, Charles Conner. H JL A t O A V 20 GRADES FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Dowing, L. Kock, C. Hatchett, B. Finning, I. Baley, D. Comp, P. Allen, M. Browning, D. Canarian. SECOND ROW: H. Engler, D. Jarbae, J. Hetzel, J. Gore, D. Gordon, F. Hall, P. Siders, D. Carroll, E. Keller. THIRD ROW: L. Hazard, K. Curry, D. Blackford, D. Cochron, D. Droll, R. Droll, W. Ferguson, L. Bolton, L. Leslie, Mr. Eskrich. Not present: J. Gill. FIRST ROW, left to right: W. Schuble, K. Sodders, D. Strange, J. Willis, S. Splittorff, H. Spindler, B. Parker, E. Wade, S. Tomes. SECOND ROW: M. Lewis, A. Williams, L. Watson, M. Nesbeth, J. Vessels, D. Stinson, G. Schuble C. McCormick, B. Riley, Mr. Smith. THIRD ROW: D. Rainey, B. Roll, C. Raven, C. Miller, W. Thompson, F. Thompson, M. Mortimer, M. Nesbeth, J. Reed, K. Musgrave. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Conner, S. Lukeman, J. Osha, I. Ketchom, C. Riley, D. Craig, D. Schuble, D. Littell, L. Scott, R. Henoger. SECOND ROW: I. Helms, D. Littell, J. Houchins, W. Lehr, L. Leslie, J. Sutton, F. Jones, J. Stin- son, C. Jarboe, I. Scott. THIRD ROW: J. Gehlhausen, J. Suit, S. Whitmer, L. Fisher, M. Lowell, B. Leslie, C. Enlow, L. Broshears, G. Simpson, Mr. Young. Not present: Jerry Gill, B. Ashley, D. Michel, N. Feldbusch, C. Arnold, L. McConnell. FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Majors, B. Stronge, F. Cole, C. Whitenhiemers, R. Williams, I. Love- less, K. Fleeger, E. Brown, M. Wright, D. Hetzel, J. Smith, J. Fisher. SECOND ROW: M. Fisk, H. Fisher, J. Browning, V. Curry, G. Peck, M. Healy, J. Roberson, R. Gerber, G. Rainey, G. Russell, D. Hildebrant, D. Derrington. THIRD ROW: H. Martin, C. Coomes, S. Ingle, B. Beard, F. Allen, V. Creek, E. Farley, R. Russell, P. Adams, D. Fisher, B. Mayes, M. McKeown. FOURTH ROW: S. Deutsch, L. Hurley, B. Simpson, M. Suter, T. Helms, G. Ketchom, G. Williams, G. Scott, C. Coomes, L. Scales, W. Duvall, J, Shane, Mr. Minister. 23 FIRST ROW, left to right: Beverly Hetzel, M. Hildebrand, B. Jarboe, C. Schuble, M. Scott, R. Scales, M. Faires, R. Allen. SECOND ROW: D. Scott, D. Hatchett, J. Hinnman, F. Moslander, S. Ghlhausen, J. Lewis, R. Adams, M. Allen. THIRD ROW: G. Fisher, D. Knarian, W. Hetzel, G. Brown, R. Lamping, D. Fenwick, E. Doss, D. Hatchett. FOURTH ROW: K. Roll, E. Hill, B. Rogers, A. McClanahan, S. Brumley, L. Granderson, R. Miller Mrs. Ashley. Not Present: R. Bartley. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Smith, C. Wade, M. Snyder, D. Woolsey, C. Williams, D. James, A. Strange, B. Thompson, R. Vickory. SECOND ROW: M. Stewart, L. Swain, D. Woodruff, S. Fories, B. Swain, J. Woodruff, R. Town- send, D. Vessels, W. Ketcham, Mr. Rainey. FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Fisher, B. Condiet, P. Cavanaugh, J. Keughn, J. Howell, J. Fenwick, W. Knight, S. Knight, L. Ashley, J. Browning. SECOND ROW: A. Miller, J. Allen, C. Daley, S. Hess, T. Gourley, J. Gore, K. Brumley, R. Cannon, T. Garrison, J. Brace. THIRD ROW: M. Jones, H. Hunt, S. Lance, K. Helms, N. McCall, M. Deutsch, S. Cole, R. Peppiat, W. Peppiat, S. Ferguson. FOURTH ROW: S. Barth, P. Mayes, D. Miley, J. Knight, G. Carey, T. King, R. Carolton, Mrs. Hines. Those not present: L. Lukeman, R. Morriss, J. Brosheors. FIRST ROW, left to right: L. Vickery, P. Phillips, D. Renfrew, R. Tomes, M. Turney, E. Scott, C. Cfcha, S. WiHaims. SECOND ROW: B. Wade, P. Zint, E. Tomes, F. Smith, L. Schuble, J. Spindler, D. Stephens, J. Schnault. THIRD ROW: S. Shane, J. Stinson, B. Smith, R. Sutton, J. West, D. Parker, G. Wills, Mrs. West- fall. FOURTH ROW: S. Riley, J. Nance, B. Russell, B. Udhe, S. Riabley, F. Splittorff. 1 o u A t h g A a j FIRST ROW, left to right: R. Fisher, S. Abney, J. Franks, J. Gehlhausen, C. Bruce, C. Algaier, M. Gourley, T. Hawkins, M. Cotton, S. Lent. SECOND ROW, L. Engle, C. Cotton, D. Bickford, L. Carpenter, C. Jarboe, P. Ellis, R. Fife, I. Arflock, C. Robertson. THIRD ROW: K. Howell, A. Hemenway, R. Carroll, C. Garrison, S. Beal, L. Hagenseiker, P. Graul, K. George, J. Cobb. FOURTH ROW: J. Arflock, L. Bullington, I. Arnold, M. Allen, D. Harper, I. Eifler, A. Espen- laub, I. Case, Mrs. Boyle. Not present: L. Bond. FIRST ROW, left to right: M. Morris, K. Uhderhill, R. Trousdale, C. Monks, D. Watson, S. Simp- son, L. Reisinger, J. Schineult, R. Moyes. SECOND ROW: V. Richards, K. Miller, J. McIntosh, S. Pugh, E. Rinkel, D. Williams, N. Red- man, G. McCormick, L. Wright, Mrs. Roll. THIRD ROW: K. McConnell, P. Wright, K. Williams, A. Carpenter, N. Williams, N. A Kain, J. Pierce, B. McCormick, L. Short. FOURTH ROW: B. Renfrew, P. Roberson, M. Thomas, V. Williams, C. Thomas, J. Rainey, V. Miller, W. Willis. rlRST ROW, left to right: J. Mundy, S. Murray, C. O'Nan, B. Splittorff, H. Sodden, R. Utley, N. Winternheimer, M. Snyder, T. Knarian. SECOND ROW: L. Rogers, J. Trainum, C. Lehr, S. Vickory, S. Ketchum, R. Williams, S. Wood- ruff, K. Underhill, Tommy Williams. THIRD ROW: R. Riley, D. Stevens, D. Pinnell, B. Wright, D. Littell, M. William, S. Raffety, D. Schaffer, L. Riley. FOURTH ROW: L. Nisbeth, G. McCall, K. Miller, D. Eidson, L. Nisbeth, J. Martin, R. Keach, S. Madden, M. Seger, Mrs. Hendrickson. 5 e c o n d FIRST ROW, left to right: S. Abeny, M. Curry, J. Hawkins, R. Duvall, D. Ketchum, A. Hess, N. Hogue, B.. Fisher, D. Dickerson. SECOND ROW: N. Akers, F. Boyer, C. Jones, S. Helms, S. Buckman, S. Addington, A. Claridge, R. Gish, C. Bollinger. THIRD ROW, L. Gore, K. Jarboe, D. Cotton, R. Doss, M. Hildebrant, P. McDaniels, D. Fenwick, P. Durbin, T. Fisher. FOURTH ROW: S. Hatfield, M. Knight, C. Cabbage, G. Corey, C. Cohoon, D. Hatchett, Mrs Alexender. 5 e c o n d g A. a d FIRST ROW, left to right: F. Wade, J. Smith, M. Persinger, B. Snyder, D. Boyles, J. Sodders, M. Schaffer, M. Leslie, M. Lewis, J. Taylor, K. Partridge, B. Meredith, C. Abney, Mrs. Eskew. SECOND ROW: O. Madden, S. Spegal, M. Penely, D. Suter, R. Scales, M. Schuble, G. Millen, B. Rainey, B. Gaurley, M. Pinnell, K. Sprinkle, L. Phillipps, D. Loveless. THIRD ROW: R. Scales, L. Nautvettic, S. Marshall, M. Pierce, L. Ifride, H. Lowell, C. Robertson, G. McCormick, F. Martin, V. W. McClanahan, D. West, C. Williams. 3 • A. A A JL 3 A a d e FIRST ROW, left to right: K. Catron, K. Howell, S. Engle, B. Hetzel, P. Cheatham, W. Ermling, Q. L. Blaylock, S. Gerber, S. Cavanaugh, N. Lance. SECOND ROW: D. Anges, B. Bosma, T. Cupp, S. Case, C. Carpenter, T. Boyer, J. Finwick, D. Durbin, D. Evans.’ THIRD ROW: J. Deutsch, B. Engle, D. Hessom, M. Browning, E. Ellis, R. Helms, E. Hinman, B, Arnold, P. Grass, Mrs. Tichenor. FOURTH ROW: B. Bullock, D. Craig, B. Hirsch, M. Allen, David Craig, S. Hauchin, T. Gore, R. Brown, D. Lant. Not present: R. De Carrevant and T. Bishop. ACTIVITIES SaiketbalLQ ueen Left to right: Captain, Leon Hatchett; Queen, Virginia Hildebront; Maid of Honor, Janet Bates. The attendants were as follows: Vendonna Gill, Gale Lockhart, Linda Koerner, Sylvia Simon, Dianne Angel carried the crown and Dickie Lant carried the basketball. Queen Virginia wore a white formal with red sequins, and white shoes. She had a doz- en red roses with a white ribbon. The crown was white with silver glitter. Janet Bates, maid of honor, wore a blue lace formal with brown shoes. Attendants: Vendonna Gill wore a pink formal with black shoes; Gail Lockhart, a blue formal with black shoes; Linda Koerner, an aqua formal with black shoes; and Sylvia Simon, a fuschia formal with silver shoes. Dianne Angel wore a pink formal with black shoes, and the pillow that the crown was on was blue. Dickie Lant wore a blue suit with a dark and light blue tie. The major- ettes were Carolyn Bradfield, Sharon Vessels, Glennis Ruthford, Rosemary Teutsch, Alpha Jones, Ann Vickery, Carmadean Reynolds, and Nancy Hatchett. 30 Hr r.? •' rejection Crcv I junior @la55 Play “lt‘s Great To Be Crazy Players Betty Lou Maxwell--------------------------------------------------------------Dorothy Healey Bernadine----------------------------------------------------------------------Billie S. Reeder Connie Maxwell-----------------------------------------------------------------Marian Algaier Wilber Maxwell-----------------------------------------------------------------Gary Jefferies Janet Maxwell------------------------------------------------------------------Sally Teutsch Hercules Nelson----------------------------------------------------------------Larry Fisher Aunt Mary----------------------------------------------------------------------Virginia Enlow John Maxwell-------------------------------------------------------------------Mike Hemmingway Mrs. Jennings------------------------------------------------------------------Betty Sutton J. C. Mallory------------------------------------------------------------------Junior Raibly Grover Jennings----------------------------------------------------------------Gale R. Gill Louie--------------------------------------------------------------------------Reuben Watson Gertrude- - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Wilma Willis Gladys-------------------------------------------------------------------------Darlene Walter Clara Smith--------------------------------------------------------------------Melba Forston Director-Mrs. Opal Ellis Lkhers-Kathryn Williams, Gayle Lockhart, Joyce Broshers, Mary F. Jewell. Left to right-Marian Algaier, Betty Sutton, Mike Hemmingway, Sally Teutsch, Wilma Willis, Reuben Watson, Larry Fisher, Melba Forston, Gary Jefferies, Junior Raibly. Not shown in picture-Billie S. Reeder, Darlene Walter, Gale R. Gill, Dorothy Healey, Virginia Enlow 31 FIRST ROW, left to right: C. Russell, L. Raven, S. Vessel, C. Hildebrant, M. Forston, G. Ruthford. SECOND ROW: D. Deutsch, J. Henager, C. Brodfield, E. Smith, B. Miller, M. Hazard, Miss Kincaid. THIRD ROW: S. Younker, K. Williams, M. Mortimer, V. Gill, S. Woolsey. FIRST ROW; left to right: V. Majors, C. Schnapf, V. Hildebrant, P. Russell. SECOND ROW: S. Broshears, W. Willis, G. Lockhart, Mr. Chapman. FIRST ROW, left to right: J. Henman, M. Scott, S. Deutsch, E. Farley, B. Beard, J. Zint, D. Deutsch, J. Blackford, F. Thompson, R. Lamping, L. Graulich. SECOND ROW: R. Russell, H. Fisher, B. Miller, J. Robertson, C. Conner, N. Cole, T. Helms, G. Russell, M. Turney, K. Brumley, M. Fisk. THIRD ROW: W. Dueval, G. Simpson, C. Riley, J. Hetzel, M. Lowell, D. Walters, C. Wilmorth, D. Blackford, Mrs. Oaks. FOURTH ROW: F. Cole, T. Helms, W. Willis, M. Forston, G. Doolittle, Not Present: C. Schuble. FIRST ROW, left to right: G. Ruthford, D. Michel, D. Bennett, E. Schnapf, D. Deutsch, C. Hilde- brant, R. Camp, C. Russell, S. Younker, L. Williams, S. Woosley, D. Healy, N. Fisher. SECOND ROW: D. Hetzel, D. Peck, N. Johnson, N. Hatchett, J. Blackford, A. Baker, J. Bates, V. Hildebrant, R. Mills, A. Wonderlick, A. Vickery. THIRD ROW: B. Townsend, M. Scales, K. Koerner, T. Algaier, A. Jones, M. Forston, S. Simon, F. Wade, V. Gill, P. Akers. FOURTH ROW: C. Bradfield, S. Vessels, M. Mortimer, B. Sutton, M. Algaier, W. Willis, V. Enlow, C. Schnapf, M. Thene, C. Reynolds. FIFTH ROW: J. Snyder, G. Doolittle, R. Loveless, J. Wright, J. Roll, M. Hemenway, D. Utley, R. Thomas, A. Fisk, Mrs. Oaks. JL X e d C h o SL U A ATHLETICS FIRST ROW, left to right: B. Riley, J. Fisher, J. Vessels. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, D. Jorboe, J. Reed, J. Gill, K. Curry, L. Hazard. THIRD ROW: D. Blackford, R. Taylor, D. Droll, R. Droll, L. Leslie, W. Thompson. FIRST ROW, left to right: Wayne Schuble, D. Derrington, K. Sodders, K.. Musgrave. SECOND ROW: Mr. Smith, C. Miller, M. Mortimer. 3 A. e h m a n T e a FIRST ROW: S. Nellis, A. Fisk, B. Fisher, A. Finny. Jl SECOND ROW: R. Chapman, H. Jennings, S. Gerber, K. Williams, J. Wright. 5 e. c o n. T e a FIRST ROW: L. Fisher, B. Fisher, H. Jennings, S. Gerber, K. Williams, J. Roll, I. Hildebrant. SECOND ROW: Coach R. Chapman, R. Loveless, D. Cole, G. Fisher, D. Hunt, M. Hemmingway, D. Roll, J. Wright. 39 •(ill SftaX FIRST ROW, left to right: D. Beard, G. Lockhart, R. Watson, L. Hatchett, B. Smith, L. Simmon, J. Roll. SECOND ROW: Coach Chapman, AW. Hemingway, G. Gill, J. Hatchett, W. Jones, J. Edison, student manager, J. Wright. 1955-56 6-lketlta.il JSckadula and cot el. Nov. 4— Nov. 18-- Nov. 23— Dec. 2— Dec. 6— Dec. 9— Dec. 17— Dec. 20-21 1st game---- 2nd game---- Fi nals----- Jan. 6------ Jan. 13-— Jan. 20----- Jan. 21----- Jan. 24----- Jan. 27----- Feb. 3------ Feb. 4------ Feb. 7------ Feb. 14— Feb. 17----- Otwell—H------------Won—76-62 Haubstadt — H-------Won—61-54 Spurgeon—H----------Won—70-54 Holy Name—T----------Lost—69-50 Mater Dei — H-------Lost—91-74 Troy—T--------------Won—72-60 Poseyvi I le—T------Won'—54-44 Holiday Tourney at Lynnville Newburg .vs. Chandler Lynnville vs. Spurgeon Chandler vs. Lynnville Tennyson—H------------Won—75-55 -Elberfeld—H----------Lost—65-52 Mackey—T------------Won—63-43 Newburg —H----------Won—61-55 Henderson Co.—T-----Lost—61-55 ■ Chrisney—H----------Won—58-49 Millersburgh—T--------Won—59-34 1 Lincoln—H-----------Lost—86-53 Holland—T------------Lost-73-46 Francisco—T---------Won—67-63 Lynnville—H----------Lost—66-62 Vunity L5toty The Chandler Panthers, consisting of all lettermen except for Gill and Edison, started the year by winning their first three games without a loss and into the Thanks- giving Holidays undefeated. The Panthers got even with the Otwell Millers who beat the tar out of them last year. They came from behind in the last minutes to beat Haubstadt which is a new team they picked up this year, and they squashed Spurgeon for the third year straight. After the holidays had rolled past, the Panthers lost to Holy Name and a good Mater Dei team. These two teams were a good match for the Chandler boys and they hit quite better than the Panthers, so Chandler came out on the little end of the horn. Then the Panthers came back with fire in their eyes to stop the Trojans from Troy and melt the Posies from Poseyville. It was getting close to the Christmas Holidays then and the Holiday Tourney was coming up while Chandler, thus far, had a 5 and 2 record. The drawings for the tourney was held about a week before spending the holi- days eating turkey, dumplings, and all the goodys that go with it. Finally another ball game rolled arpund and it was Jan. 6 with Tennyson on the roster. The Chand- ler five pulled it through the fire without much trouble, although a small Elber- feld team upset the over confident team. Panthers, 65 to 52 which broke Coach Bob Chapman's heart because Elberfeld's coach is his old classmate. Still down on the game before, the Panthers let a Henderson County team beat them for the second year straight, while bouncing back and whipping the next 4 teams on the schedule without much trouble at all. First was Mackey which pleased Mr. Null very much, because he is originally from there. Then the old calendar had moved to Jan. 21 with Newburg on the roster who is our bitterest rival . We had beaten them once so the Panthers didn't see why they should let them come out on top, so Newburg went down defeated once more to the angry Panthers. That night there was a record breaking crowd in the Chandler gym. After beating Newburgh, the next two games came easy from Chrisney and Millersburgh. On Feb. 4, Art Taylor brought his team up from Evansville who was a little on the dark side to plaster the Panthers 86 to 53. Then the tall Dutchmen from Holland handed the Panthers their 7th defeat of the year by a margin of 27 points—73 to 46. After taking their worst defeats, the Panthers traveled to Francisco's cracker-box to win a close one by only 4 points—67 to 63, comments: (the officials were rotten). Then sectional time was just around the corner and our last game of the year had come up with Lynnville. The Undies from up north pulled a sneaky to win 68 to 64 which ended the 1955-56 season with a 12 and 8 record counting the holiday tourney. 41 ADVERTISING 'BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Jlollci td jbcuAy HOLLAND INDIANA IF YOU BANK WITH US, YOU CAN BANK ON US. 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