Chandler High School - Memories Yearbook (Chandler, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1958 volume:

Oc icafiw It is with pleasure that we dedicate our 1958 annual to our coach, Mr. Chapman. Mr. Chapman came to C.H.S. two years ago. He has done a good deal of work with our bas- ketball teams. Under his super- vision, we won the trophy for the Holiday Tourney at Lynnville. Coach Chapman received his education at Oakland City College. In addition to his coaching, he teaches in Chandler H. S. To our coach who has gained the complete respect of all the boys he has worked with, and everyone who has known him, we say... ’’Thank you! 1 MR. NOVAK MUSIC MRS. EVANS COMMERCE MR. BOYLE MATH MRS. KOHLMEYER ENGLISH MRS. SIMMONS HOME EC.-BIOLOGY Editor...............................................................Vonita Majors Ass't Editor.............................................Sharon Broshears Advertising Managers........................................Dorothy Bennett Linda Williams Donnie Roll Larry Simpson Circulation...........................................................Gayle Hatchett Darlene Michel Betty Townsend Shirley Hatchett Art Editors.................................................Madonna Spindler Dave Tisdale Lois Camp Sports Editors.........................................................Bill Carroll Johnnie Eidson Frank Roth Wills and Prophecies.........................................Eugene Cannon Doris Hetzel Frances Wade Other Activities.................................. ... . Trellis Whitmer Janice Loving Joe Brown Jimmy Wright 4 Business Managers Arlene Lewis Joe Spindler DOROTHY BENNETT Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Choir 1 M.C. of Jr. Play Pep Club 1,2,4 Ambition: To weigh 100 JOE BROWN Annual Staff Class President 3 Basketball 3,4 Baseball 4 Choir 3 Pep Club 3,4 Jr. Play Reitz H.S. 1,2 Ambition: To spend my honeymoon in Bill’s satellite. SHARON BROSHEARS Assistant Annual Editor School Paper 3 Choir 1,4 Vice-President of Choir 4 Beta Club Honor Roll Student Jr. Play Spring Festival Queen Attendant 2 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Ambition: To be an X-ray Technician. EUGENE CANNON Annual Staff School Paper 3 Jr. Play President of Pep Club Class Treasurer 3,4 Honor Roll Student Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: Be successful and have a happy life. LOIS CAMP Annual Staff Saluta torian School Paper 3 Honor Roll Student Ambition: To be successful in whatever I do. BILL CARROLL Annual Staff Basketball School Paper 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Honor Roll Student Ambition: To build the next satellite. JOHNNIE EIDSON Baseball 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 School Paper 3 Annual Staff Basketball Captain 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To do the right things at the right time. GAYLE HATCHETT Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Basketball Attendant 3 Cheerleader 4 Jr. Play Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 1 Reporter 4 Choir 2 Majorette 1,2 Band Sweetheart Attendant Spring Festival Attendant Ambition: To get whatever I go after. SHIRLEY HATCHETT Annual Staff Ass't. Editor of School Paper 4 Jr. Play Band Sweetheart Attendant 2 School Paper 3 Ambition: To have a happy and prosperous life. DORIS HETZEL Annual Staff School Paper 3 Honor Roll Student Basketball Queen 4 Pres, of Glee Club 4 Band Sweetheart 1 President of Sr. Class Choir Pianist 1,2,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Secretary 2 Ambition: Music Instructor VONITA MAJORS Annual Editor Valedictorian Art Editor of School Paper 3,4 Honor Roll Student 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 4 Beta Club Sec'y - Treasurer Basketball Attendant 4 Ambition: To be a high school teacher. - ARLENE LEWIS Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Ambition: To be a good wife. DARLENE MICHEL Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Choir 1 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Jr. Play Ambition: To make the wisest choice in whatever I do. DONNIE ROLL RjTURt HOMEMAKERS Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 4 School Paper 3 Annual Staff Basketball Captain 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: For Marshal Earp Willis to put my illegal mufflers back on my car. JANICE MORTIMER LOVING Annual Staff School Paper 3 Jr. Play Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Operetta 1 Choir 1 Ambition: To be a success. LARRY SIMPSON Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Honor Roll Student Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Class President 1 Vice-President 2,3 Basketball Captain 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Ambition: To be a success. FRANK ROTH Haubstadt H.S. 1,2,3 Pep Club 4 Ambition: To be champion driver at the speedway. MADONNA SPINDLER Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Honor Roll Student Pep Club 4 Jr. Play Usher Ambition: To be happy and successful at what- ever I do. JOE SPINDLER Annual Staff News Reporter of Pep Club 4 Spring Festival King 1 Ambition: To be a farmer. FRANCES WADE Animal Staff Pep Club 1,2,3,4 School Paper 3,4 Choir 1,2 Jr. Play Ambition: To be a success. DAVE TISDALE Annual Staff Vice President 4 'TV Treasurer of Pep Club 4 Ambition: To be the greatest lover of all times (past, present, jZj future). BETTY TOWNSEND Annual Staff Basketball Maid of Honor 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 School Paper 3,4 Choir 1,2 Jr. Play Ambition: To make it and spend it. TRELLIS WHITMER I didn’t realize 1 was going so fast, my husband must have had it greased. Annual Staff School Paper 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Usher Ambition: To drive a flashy car. JIMMY WRIGHT Annual Staff School Paper 3 Jr. Play Choir 1,2,3 Ambition: To be a lawyer. LINDA WILLIAMS Annual Staff School Paper Editor 3,4 Basketball Attendant 1,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Jr. Play Class Reporter 1,2,3 Choir 1,2,3 Ambition: To marry Darrel and always lx? happy. 1954 - There we were — green as grass and scared to death. Our sponsor was Mrs. Boyd, and we had forty' students in our class. Larry Simpson made the Varsity team, which made us proud. Our class officers were: President, Sandra Younker; Vice-president, Larry Simpson; Secretary, Marion May; Treas- urer, Gayle Ann Hatchett; News Report- er, Linda Williams. We enjoyed a skat- ing party in February and a trip to Wyan- dotte Cave. 1955 - Then we began our sophomore year; we lost a few of our students. Our spon- sor was Mr. Boyle. The class officers were: President, Larry Simpson; Vice- president, Leroy Hildebrant; Secretary, Doris Hetzel; Treasurer, Darlene Michel; News Reporter, Linda Sue Williams. We got our class jackets in our sophomore year, also. 1956 - Then we began our junior year starting with thirty-two students and Mr. Boyle as our sponsor again. Our class officers were: President, Joe Brown; Vice-president, Larry Simp- son; Secretary, Gayle Ann Hatchett; Treasurer, Eugene Cannon; and News Reporters, Marion May and Linda Williams. The juniors had as much fun practicing as they did presenting their play In Again! Out Again! directed by Mrs. Marshall to make money for the Junior- Senior Prom which was held at Fritz's Cafe in Evansville, Indiana. 1957 - Now, at last, the year, our last year at C. H. S. Mr. Fisher is our sponsor for this year. There are twenty-seven students still together for one last try. Class officers are: President, Doris Hetzel; Vice-president, Dave Tisdale; Secretary, Jimmy Wright; Treasurer, Eugene Cannon; and News Reporter, Gayle Ann Hatchett. The basketball queen for this year was Doris Hetzel; Maid of Honor, Betty Townsend; attendants were Linda Williams and Vonita Majors One of the cheerleaders was Gayle Ann Hatchett. Our class trip includes New York, Washington, D. C. and Philadelphia. Then comes the happiest day of our lives, when we walk up that long aisle toward success and happy futures for the rest of our lives ... Graduation. Senior Prophecies Dear Frances, The Alumni Banquet was a great success, but we all missed you. I'll try to inform you of the occupations of our former classmates. Janice Mortimer Loving and Frank are very happy caring for their two children. Sharon Broshears completed her schooling to be an X-ray technician and married A1 Steele. She now holds a position at St. Mary's Hospital. The very inventive Bill Carroll has gone on with his ambition to build the famous Carroll Satellite. Eugene Cannon is an electrical engineer in Evansville. He is married and has two children. You know Joe Brown said he wanted to spend his honeymoon in Carroll's satellite. That he did! He now has two lovely children — a boy and a girl. Dorothy Bennett married Larry Taylor and is very happy and busy with three little Taylors. Lois Camp is now the Director of Youth of the churches in Evansville. Larry Simpson is coaching in one of the large schools in Indianapolis. He married Linda Koerner and they have a son. Trellis Whitmer is married and they have two new Cadillac convertibles. Joe Spindler seems happy on his farm in Chandler. Joe is not married. Linda Williams married Darrel Smith and is secretary in an office in Evansville. Frank Roth will probably be speedway champion next year as he is now holding second place. Madonna Spindler married shortly after graduation and is now the mother of four blond-haired, blue-eyed girls. Shirley Hatchett is happily married to Bryce Burch. They have a little boy, Bryce, Jr. Jerry Holloman is the druggist at Boonville where he worked before he graduated. Rosemary and the little Holloman are fine. Wilfred Wicker who wanted to be an accountant now has his own firm and has accountants working for him. He is married and now has two children. Wasn't Betty Townsend the girl who wanted to Make it and spend it? Well, she can surely spend it now. She married a millionaire!! Darlene Michel Copeland is typist in Chicago, but she and Donnie will soon move to Detroit as he is getting a promotion, and she will be his typist. Donnie Roll is an athletic instructor in Terre Haute and has been giving citizenship lectures. Could one have been about illegal mufflers ? Johnnie Eidson is now traveling everywhere with his Eidsonites, the great basketball team you hear so much about. The one lawyer of the class is Jimmy Wright. He is not married but he says he’s very happy single. Arlene Lewis has married and is a housewife of a farmer and mother of three lively children. VonitaMajors is teaching Latin and Spanish at North High School in Evansville. Dave Tisdale is now a famous artist and is happily married to Brenda Mayes. Gayle Hatchett is instructing the cheerleaders at Indianapolis Tech and is the wife of the coach the re • I would love to see you and Kenny, and the two little boys; but I doubt if I will ever get to Denver. Write me sometime. I am very happy in my work as I direct the high school choir and also the Methodist Church choir here in Anderson. A former classmate, Doris Hetzel 15 Doris Trellis Johnnie Sharon Dave Madonna and Joe Linda Darlene Mr. Fisher Arlene Larry Senior Wills I, Trellis Whitmer, will my glasses to Sharon Whitmer. I, Gayle Hatchett, will my appetite to Brenda Beard. I, Joe Brown, will my ability to sit on the bench to Fred Allen. I, Sharon Broshears, will my height to Janet Sue Fisher. I, Arlene Lewis, will a blouse with sleeves to Vesta Curry. I, Bill Carroll, will my ability to act half-way civilized to Ronnie Droll. I, Eugene Cannon, will my ability to drive to Henry Spindler. I, Dorothy Bennett, will my ability to get married to Norma Fisher. I, Darlene Michel, will my ability to go steady to Janie Shane. I, Johnnie Eidson, will my ability to foul out of ball games to Sleepy Reed. I, Shirley Hatchett, will my ability to be engaged to Mary Healy. I, Vonita Majors, will my grades to my sister, Beverly Majors. I, Donnie Roll, will my ability to get literature to Ronnie Droll. I, Larry Simpson, will my ability to get math to Jerry Reed. I, Wilfred Whicker, will my ability to mind my superiors to Teddy Helms. I, Lois Camp, will my ability to pass notes to Nancy Hatchett. I, Doris Hetzel, will my position as choir pianist to Dixie Hetzel. I, Frank Roth, will my ability to tear up motors to Carlton Scott. I, Betty Townsend, will my ability to go steady to Irma Schnapf. I, Madonna Spindler, will my English grades to Henry Spindler. I, Linda Williams, will my ability to act my age to Wayne Duvall. I, Jimmy Wright, will Mr. Boyle's bookkeeping answers to Keith Sodders. I, Frances Wade, will my ability to get a driver's license to Earnest Wade. I, Janice Loving, will my ability to catch a man to Betty Westbrook. I, Dave Tisdale, will my ability to be a lover to Mr. Null. 1, Jerry Holloman, will my ability to graduate soon to Donald Blackford. I, Joe Spindler, will my height to Jerry Ray. When the senior play was going big and strong??? When Mr. Boyle had beautiful, blue Easter flowers??? When some of the senior boys initiated a few of the freshmen??? 'When Jerry Holloman was here??? When Lois Camp wore two different shoes to school??? When we couldn't sell, trade, or otherwise ditch our Chandler pins??? When Dave Tisdale wasn't going steady??? When Sharon Broshears went down the fire escape and got shook up ??? When Arlene Lewis had long hair? ? ? When Dave and Joe had a little talk down on the old highway??? When a mouse was found on Mrs. Lowell's chair?? ? When David didn't look like Elvis??? (WE DON'T) When Chandler took the Holiday Tourney at Lynnville??? When our junior literature books suddenly disappeared??? When Dorothy, Darlene, Betty, and Gayle went to Newburgh??? When Joe Brown said he would like to do something nice??? Alien John Gore came up last year to get his report card smoking a cigar? ?? When Shirley lit a cigarette in shorthand class and burnt off half of her eyebrow??? When Doc went to school with us??? vV'hen a swan chased Donnie Roll at Spring Mill one year??? When Vonita didn't make straight A's???(WE DON'T) When Betty fell off the haywagon??? When Linda nearly drowned Larry at the carwash??? When we gave Mr. Smith a handkerchief shower??? When we had a good place to park our cars?? ?(WE DON'T) vVhen Frances Wade drove something to school besides an Olds??? When Johnnie Eidson wasn't big enough to be on the basketball team??? (WE DON'T) When Larry's car almost sunk in the ditch??? (MUDDY DAY) When we went to the Junior Prom and the dead fish ended up under Donnie and Larry's table? ? ? When Jimmy Wright had long hair? ? ? (WHEN? WHEN? WHEN?) When we were freshmen??? sophomores??? juniors??? (HOW COULD WE FORGET?) When the economics class took a trip without the teacher and Joe Brown lost his levis??? (BETCHA JOE DOES) When Frank Roth got in a drag race in Evansville, and won??? When Eugene and Bill weren't quiet in class??? (IN ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY WE MEAN) When Joe beat Donnie to Lincoln City on prom night?? ? When Frank almost made soap-puppies at the Spurgeon ball game??? When Vonita only sold six cups of coffee at one ball game? ? ? The Civil Defense men goofed off! 1!!!! 1 FIRST ROW: (left to right) C. Smith, L. Raven, B. Westbrook, M. Hazard, R. Camp, C. Hildebrant, A. Jones, P. Akers, N. Fisher. SECOND ROW: J. Zint, C. Conner, J. Russell, G. Fenwick, S. Park, I. Schnapf, T. Algaier, L. Koerner, Mr. Boyle, teacher. THIRD ROW: C. Bradfield, A. Fisk, C. Wiscaver, N. Cole, D. SplUtorff, K. Williams, M. Mortimer, R. Thomas, B. Miller. FRESHMEN: Freshmen at last. We really enjoyed it. Mr. Chapman was our coach and sponsor this year. The officers this year were all boys. President, Carlton Scott; Vice-president, Bob Fisher; Secretary, Jackie Vickery; Treasurer, Sidney Gerber; News Reporter, Charles Conner. This year, as before, Norma Fisher was cheerleader. SOPHOMORE: The big event of this year was the receiving of our class jackets. We chose a Columbian blue with a leather stripe down the sleeves. We got them for the first ball game. Our officers this year were: President, Rosemary Teutsch; Vice-president, Alpha Jones; Treasurer, Marcella Mortimer; Sec- retary, Carolyn Bradfield. We went to Spring Mill again for our class trip. JUNIOR: Now we all are jolly juniors. The officers for this year are: President, Donald Splittorff; Vice- president, Allen Fisk; Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Koerner; and News Reporter, Ronnie Thomas. We are also very proud of Norma Fisher. Anyone who can be elected cheerleader for five years straight must be pretty good. Here are congratulations to you, Norma. In the past we have gained a few students and lost a few. We started out with about 46 and now we have around 35. Our room mothers this year are: Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Fish, and Mrs. Rutherford. Our closing line is: Good luck to you, seniors, may we do as well as you have done. 20 FIRST ROW: (left to right) W. Schuble, J. Ray, J. Hetzel, D. Downing, C. Hatchett, B. Riley, D. Camp, M. Lewis, L. Splittorff, J. Newcom, J. Willis. SECOND ROW: K. Musgrave, D. Clendenen, E. Wade, K. Curry, D. Strange, Fred Hall, D. Stinson, K. Sodders, L. Watson, E. Keller, D. Carroll. THIRD ROW: J. Reed, D. Johnson, H. Spindler, K. Lynn, D. Borden, D. Jarboe, R. Bruce, B. Roll, G. Schuble, S. Teutsch, M. Nisbeth, R. Chapman. FOURTH ROW: J. Gore, P. Allen, C. Raven, M. Nisbeth, M. Mortimer, F. Thompson, D. Droll, L. Leslie, D. Rainey, J. Gill, L. Hazard, C. Miller. News Reporter, Janice Hetzel. Second Class: Barbara Riley; Secretary, Connie McCormick; Linda Watson. Seventh Grade 1954. We entered the seventh grade with Mr. Turney as our sponsor. We had a wonderful year with all our class parties and trips. We had a good basketball team and Janet Vessels was chosen as cheerleader. At the end of the year, we went to Mesker Park for a class picnic. Eighth Grade 1955. We entered the eighth grade with two class sponsors. We were such a large group that we were divided into two classes. Mr. Eskridge taught the first one and Mr. Smith taught the second. Officers of the first class were: President, Jimmy Gill; Vice-president, Donald Droll; Secretary, Imogene Bowely; Treasurer, Ronnie Droll; President, Walter Thompson; Vice-president, Treasurer, Marian Nisbeth; and News Reporter, FRESHMEN: In 1956 we were at last freshmen with Mr. Chapman as our sponsor. We elected class officers: President, Donna Carroll; Vice-president, Barbara Riley; Secretary, Dorothy Stinson; Treasurer, Marian Nisbeth; News Reporter, Linda Watson. Earlene Keller was chosen as attendant for the basketball queen. At the end of the year, we went to Spring Mill. SOPHOMORE: It's 1957 and now we are silly sophomores with Mr. Chapman as our sponsor again. We elected class officers: President, Donna Carroll; Vice-president, Barbara Riley; Secretary-Treasurer, Marian Nisbeth; News Reporter, Linda Watson. Marian Nisbeth was chosen as queen attendant. We got our class jackets this year. We all are looking forward to our junior year. FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Fisher, M. Fisk, V. Curry, J. Roberson, G. Peck, D. Fisher, G. Rainey, C. Winternheimer, B. Majors, B. Strange, G. Johnson. SECOND ROW: D. Derrington, L. Bruce, F. Cole, C. Cummings, J. Curry, B. Beard, D. Hetzel, S. Deutsch, H. Martin, M. Wright, S. Herm, B. Mayes. THIRD ROW: C. Ritoy, J. Smith, R. Williams, M. Healy, R. Gerber, K. Fleeger, C. Coomes, G. Russell, V. Creek, H. Fisher, P. Adams, E. Brown, Mrs. Kohlmeyer. FOURTH ROW: D. Hildebrant, M. McKeown, T. Helms, L. Scales, Q. Scott, R. Russell, F. Allen, E. Farley, M. Suter, L. Hurley, W. Duvall, S. McCormick, C. Coomes, J. Shane. In the year 1955, we entered the seventh grade. Our sponsor was Mr. Minster. Our room mothers were Mrs. Roberson and Mrs. Farley. We had a wonderful time with our class parties and our class trip. Janet Fisher was chosen as cheerleader for the 7th and 8th basketball team. At the end of the year we went to Yabroudy for a class picnic. In 1956 we entered the eighth grade. We were divided into two classes. Mr. Eskridge taught one and Mrs. Post taught the other. We elected officers for both classes as a group. President, Brenda Beard; Vice-president, Wayne Duvall; Treasurer, Harry Martin; Secretary, Vesta Curry; News Reporter, Brenda Mayes. We had a good basketball team that year. The cheer- leaders were Brenda Beard, Judy Roberson, and Janet Fisher. In February, we crowned Mary Lou Healy as our queen. That year we went to Spring Mill. In 1957, we at last entered high school. We find it strange and different up here, but we are very happy to have at last made it. Our class sponsor is Mrs. Kohlmeyer. We elected class officers: President, Elmer Farley; Vice-president, Wayne Duvall; Secretary and Treasurer, Janie Shane; News Reporter, Brenda Mayes. At Teddy Helm's house we had a Christmas party for our first semester. We have had a few new students join us since the first of the year, but we have lost some too. We are looking forward to the next few years of high school at C. H.S. 22 FIRST ROW: (left to right) S. Lukeman, B. Ashley, J. Conner, L. Arnold, R. Henager, D. Littell, B. Hart, P. Dierlam, O. Morres, W. Wesmoland. SECOND ROW: C. Riley, C. Jarboe, J. Houchins, D. Schuble, C. Arnold, S. Faries, V. Rogers, F. Ketcham, N. Feldbush, L. Leslie. THIRD ROW: T. Helms, G. Simpson, W. Lehr, J. Sutton, J. Gelhausen, L. Fisher, S. Whitmer, L. McConnell, J. Gill, D. Littell, R. Smith, teacher. FOURTH ROW: D. Willis, D. Monks, M. Taylor, J. Woodruff, B. Leslie, D. Michel, M. Lowell, J. Stinson, C. Leach, J. Bowids, A. Broshears. Absent were Janet Osha and Kathye Ziegler. co ROW ONE:(left to right) J. Osha, K. Ziegler, A. McClanahan, F. Mos- lander. ROW TWO: R. Vickery, D. Willis, A. Broshears, G. Gill, T. Helms, D. Littell, J. Bowids, D. Monks, J. Stinson, R. Miller. ROW THREE: Hetzel, Fisher, Henager, Grand- erson, Lynn, Jarboe, Lamping, Houchin, Hart, Hatchett. ROW FOUR: Mr. Smith, W. Rogers, Michel, Les- lie, Scott, Simpson, Riley, Hildebrant, Mr. ' skridge. 23 G O G C3 CO FIRST ROW: (left to right) M. Allen, D. Hatchett, O. Alexander, R. Scales, M. Hildebrant, R. Allen, B. Hetzel, R. Vickery., W. Jarboe, T. Shutte, R. Pitlick. SECOND ROW: J. Hinman, W. Hetzel, D. Barthel, G. Fisher, T. Clendenen, B. Thompson, M. Faries, D. Scott, A. Strange, C. Schuble, M. Snyder. THIRD ROW: L. Newcom, J. Downing, S. Gelhausen, R. Hart, G. Lynn, R. Lamping, J. Lewis, F. Jones, D. Hatchett, D. Woolsey, F. Moslander, Mr. Eskridge. FOURTH ROW: L. Granderson, A. McClanahan, S. Brumiey, T. Scott, L. Broshears, R. Mills, J. Blackford, E. Broshears, D. Vessels, B. Rogers, M. Stuart. FIRST ROW: (left to right) E. Scott, D. Renfrow, R. Sandefur, L. Smith, D. Shoemaker, B. Wode, W. Peppiatt, B. Peppiatt, A. Miller, P. Phillips. SECOND ROW: P. Zint, P. Staples, J. Nancy, J. Robison, J. Schmidt, S. Lance, J. Stinson, S. Williams. F. Wesmolan, C. Wade, M. Turney. THIRD ROW: R. Sutton, D. Miley, B. Smith, P. May, B. Uhde, F. Splittorff, S. Raibley, J. Mills, F. Smith, C. Williams, N. McCall. 24 FIRST ROW: (left to right) E. Staples, R. Mayes, J. Schmidt, S. Simpson, D. Smith, E. Rinkel, B. Renfrow, E. Nellis, K. Underhill, D. Watson. SECOND ROW: K. McConnell, D. Williams, G. McKeown, P. Wright, D. Luttrell, G. Willis, T. Whitledge, J. McIntosh, L. Short, L. Vickery. THIRD ROW: R. McCormick, S. Pugh, J. Pierce, K. Williams, M. Thomas, K. Clendenen, J. McBride, W. Willis, N. Williams, L. Carpenter. FOURTH ROW: P. Roberson, N. McKain, J. Rainey, V. Williams, L. Park, Mrs. Ashley, teacher. Absent were B. Russell, L. Reisinger, J. McCormick, S. Hudson, B. Staats, J. Swartz, V. Morres, C. Osha, J. Schutte. FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Howell, J. Brase, B. Condiet, J. Allen, S. Knight, S. Barth, K. Brumley, R. Allen, R. Ashley, J. Browning. SECOND ROW: L. Lukeman, C. Daly, M. Jones, K. Helms, S. Hess, F. Dierlam, R. Cannon, J. Gore, E. Bethel, W. Knight, Mr. Dempsey, teacher. THIRD ROW: R. Carlton, G. Brown, M. Deutsch, S. Cole, E. Hill, D. Fenwick, R. Pfingston, B. Christie, J. Knight, G. Carey, T. Gentry, T. Gourley. 25 FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Frank, M. Gourley, C. Algaier, M. Johnson, R. Fife, C. Jarboe, J. Lauder- dale, G. Lemmons, B. Higgs, T. Hawkins. SECOND ROW: D. Bickford, J. Cobb, J. Arflack, T. Arnold, A. Hemenway, K. George, R. Carroll, P. Graul, R. Carpenter, J. Gelhausen, C. Bruce. THIRD ROW: A. Espenlaub, L. Eifler, M. Allen, J. Adams, D. Harper, R. Blackford, L. Bond, L. Addle- man, L. Hagenseiker, B. Hooper, J. Broshears, B. Curry. (? O C9 © CO FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Bethel, C. Lehr, M. Curry, C. Chapman, S. Akers, T. Fisher, S. Helms, R. Duvall, F. Boyer, M. Cotton, J. Hawkins, B. Fisher. SECOND ROW: P. Durbin, J. Baker, S. Ketcham, K. Howell, S. Addington, D. Downing, K. Jarboe, C. Blackford, R. Higgs, S. Hart, D. Fenwick, C. Jones, Mrs. Hines. THIRD ROW: K. Cates, L. Gore, C. Chapman, M. Knight, K. Cabbage, G. Carey, F. Case, D. Eidson, D. Hatchett, L. Bullington, B. Boulds, M. Hildebrant. S. Cohoon was absent when picture was taken. FIRST ROW: (left to right) T. Williams, H. Sodders, S. Murray, N. Winterheimer, C. Polk, R. Stuckey, T. Williams, R. Splittorff, J. Mundy, L. Rogers, R. Utley. SECOND ROW: N. Redman, D. Wesmolan, J. Reeder, S. Vickery, M. Snyder, J. Trainum, L. Riley, T. Whitledge, A. McBride, S. Lant, K. Underhill, R. Riley. THIRD ROW: S. Rafferty, D. Littell, L. Nisbeth, M. Williams, J. Leach, J. Martin, L. Nisbeth, D. Schaffer, R. Williams, R. Trousdale, D. Pinnell, Mrs. Post, teacher. cr © FIRST ROW: (left to right) L. Wunderlich, P. Underhill, C. Tisdale, M. Pendley, P. Pitlick, M. New- com, L. Phillips, C. Roedel, J. Taylor, B. Rainey. SECOND ROW: G. McCormick, M. Pinnell, B. Meredith, C. Williams, L. Trautvetter, K. Sprinkle, J. Rhoades, R. Scales, M. Schuble, R. Scales. THIRD ROW: J. Sodders, V. W. McClanahan, P. Lowell, M. Pearce, L. Uhde, G. McCall, R. Lynn, J. Wilgus, F. Martin. 27 FIRST ROW: (left to right) D. Angel, T. Bishop, K. Howell, K. Catron, B. Hetzel, D. Evans, N. Lance, L. Blaylock, T. Boyer, J. Fenwick. SECOND ROW: C. Carpenter, S. Case, B. Gourley, D. Lant, L. Christie, W. Ermling, S. Houchin, T. Cupp, P. Cheatham, B. Arnold, B. Adams. THIRD ROW: M. Browning, R. Helms, P. Grass, R. Brown, J. Deutsch, D. Callis, M. Allen, A. Hess, B. Bosma, D. Durbin, M. Lewis, M. Leslie, Mrs. Boyle, teacher. Absent was Eddie Hinman. G G FIRST ROW: (left to right) A. Adams, C. Bullington, P. Graham, F. Houchins, S. Crow, L. Lant, V. Forston, J. Leslie, J. Irby, B. Colbaugh, B. Compton, R. De-Correvant. SECOND ROW: B. Bradfield, M. Boyer, L. Brooks, K. Elliott, T. Fisher, M. Cobb, C. Derrington, T. Lant, J. Blackford, D. Hunt, L. Howell, D. Fisher, E. Jones. THIRD ROW: L. Hess, S. Allen, R. Fife, M. Fisher, T. Gore, D. Espenlaub, R. Cabbage, J. Ashley, B. Grass, K. Clendenen, Mrs. Alexander, teacher. 2b FIRST ROW: (left to right) F. Wade, B. Leslie, J. McConnell, R. McBride, A. Murray, L. Stuckey, A. Smith, P. Wesmolan, H. Riley, R. McCormick. SECOND ROW: T. Short, R. Lemmons, R. Weber, K. Macer, M. Pride, P. Miller, S. Riley, D. Williams, V. Mundy, L. McCuiston. THIRD ROW: L. Miller, B. Willis, S. Woolsey, J. Williams, A. Whilaker, M. Cronin, B. McGary. V. Williams, M. Pugh, Mrs. Marshall, teacher. FIRST ROW: (left to right) D. Bruce, T. James, R. Leach, D. Condiet, D. Dorris, R. Mills, M. Cronin, R. Arnold, P. Catron, J. Markee, T. Dykes. SECOND ROW: L. Fisher, K. Brumley, S. Baker, R. Ingram, S. Hart, D. Alexander, P. Graham, D. Courley, T. Ermling. THIRD ROW: R. Hess, L. Arflack, M. Lance, L. Bond, E. Meredith, R. Addington, J. Huering, D. Boyle, M. Karn, B. Ashley, Mrs. Tichenor, teacher. G G G 0 0 0 29 (? On our class trip this year, the sights will include a canvassing of New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D. C. We will arrive in Pittsburgh on April 25. After staying in New York for two days, we will leave for Washington, D.C. , arriving there about April 27. We are also planning to spend two days there. About April 30, we will be trodding wearily back home to Chandler. Mr. Null and some of our parents will accompany us on our trip. FIRST ROW: (left to right) D. Meeler, T. Wunderlich, S. Wade, N. Tumey, D. McBride, F. Stuckey, S. Rhoades, V. Wesmolan, O. Shoemaker, N. Rafferty. SECOND ROW: T. Roedel, G. Pendley, D. Scales, R. Fisher, K. Perigo, B. Shane, C. Martin, S. Roll, J. Wright, R. Schnapf. THIRD ROW: J. Trautvetter, C. Nickens, D. Pierce, K. Zint, M. Stewart, H. Scales, K. Pride, R. Reisinger, J. Whitmore, Mrs. Dempsey, teacher. Absent when picture was made: L. Minton, B. Wilcox, K. Sharer, T. Russell, P. Smith, R. Baker, Barbara Voyles, L. Seibert, J. Strickland. 30 FIRST ROW: (left to right) S. Gelhausen, J. Fisher, B. Peppiatt, Jo Rae Gelhausen. SECOND ROW: S. Deutsch, J. Zint, B. Beard, F. Cole, M. Deutsch, L. McConnell, T. Helms, C. Schuble. THIRD ROW: T. Helms, N. Cole, C. Conner, N. Turney, T. Algaier, M. Fisk, A. McCianahan, H. Fisher, B. Miller, L. Novak. FIRST ROW: (left to right) Edyth Higgs, Glenna Peck, Sylvia Deutsch, Martha Wright, Frances Cole, Janet Fisher, Mr. Novak, Gayle Johnson, Karen Fleeger, Dixie Hetzel, Brenda Beard, Vesta Curry, Goneth Rainey, Carol Winternheimer. SECOND ROW: Brenda Mayes, Linda Bruce , Doris Fisher, Janie Shane, Jana Curry, Mary Healy, Sharon Broshears, Shelda McCormick, Connie Cummings, Doris Hetzel, Roberta Gerber, Judy Roberson. 31 Unlike a singing group, a band takes years of development before it can grow into a high caliber performing organization. The Chandler Band is still in its embryonic stages, but is is rapidly growing strong. This years activities included the Christmas program and several appearances at the basketball games- and like the chorus, the band is planning to participate in this years graduation exercises. The band is very able backed by the band booster club. Through their interest and hard work they have supplied the band with instruments and uniforms. The band will be augmented next year by this year's beginners band. They are about thirty-five strong and should make a lot of difference in the whole perspective of the instrumental program here at Chandler. In the fall of this school year, a group of girls assembled for the sole purpose of blending their voices in beautiful harmonic sounds called music. This group is called the Girls Glee Club. They succeeded in doing just that. The Girls' Glee Club put on an excellent Christmas program, but the best is yet to come. A con cert is planned for this spring with the band and graduation ceremonies will be the highlight and culmination of this year's activities. The organization is particularly proud of their abundant supply of accompanists. Doris Hetzel, doing most of the work, was assisted with plenty of help from Dixie Hetzel and Karen Fleeger. Next year's chorus should prove an even greater success with the girls' voices more matured and trained. CO CO FIRST ROW: (left to right) K. Curry, D. Jarboe, D. Blackford, B. Beard, N. Fisher, G. Hatchett. ONSTAGE: J. Reed, V. Majors, L. Williams, B. Townsend, J. Eidson, B. Leach, D. Hetzel, P. Graham, D. Roll, I. Schnapf, R. Droll, M. Nisbeth, D. Droll, G. Rainey, V. Creek. FIRST ROW: (left to right) J. Reed, D. Blackford, F. Hall, D. SpUttorff, D. Rainey, F. Allen, K. Curry, C. Ruby, J. Ray. SECOND ROW: L. Hurley, K. Musgrave, V. Creek, D. Hildebrant, H. Fisher. BACK ROW: Coach R. Chapman, E. Farley, F. Thompson, M. Suter, C. Coomes. 34 FIRST ROW: K. 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