Charlestown High School - Pirates Yearbook (Charlestown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1965 volume:

CHARLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS HF 1985 Charlestown, Indiana - - Ckark Co. Public Library 51 Clark Road Chanestown, N 47111 Charlestown TABLE OF CONTENTS Page ADMINISTRATION .................................................................................................. 3-10 SENIORS ........................................................................................................... 11-35 JUNIORS ........................................................................................................... 37-40 SOPHOMORES ..................................................................................................... 41-44 FRESHMEN ......................................................................................................... 45-47 SPORTS ............................................................................................................ 49-64 ORGANIZATIONS ................................................................................................... 55-84 JR. HIGH ........................................................................................................... 85-92 ORGANIZATIONS ................................................................................................... 93-100 ADVERHSEMENTS ................................................................................................. 102412 Superintendent of Schools ALTON W. COCHRAN In this modern age, it becomes increasingly necessary for each indi- vidual child to be better trained, better educated than ever before. There is no longer any employment for the dropout. We must expand our educational program not only to take care of an ever-increasing number of pupils but also to offer a broader curriculum to meet the changing needs of our society. We strive to stretch every educational dollar to derive therefrom the maximum benefit. Our faculty is continually alert for new ideas with which to do a better job and to produce more highly qualified graduates. They are continuing their training to this end. We must and shall meet the challenge. A.- Ass -. i Alton W. Cochran, ' Superintendent School Administration Robert F. Myers, Principal; Harold E. Reis, Assistant Principal. The doors to the offices of the principal and vice principal are always open because of their interest in each individual student and in the excellence of Charlestown High School as a whole. Both administrators have a sincere desire for our school to provide educational eXperience that will help prepare each student to accept his responsibilities and be an active and cooperative member of society. Our Counselors Charles Aebersold Eugene McLemore Kathryn Milan Dean of Boys Guidance Counselor Dean of Girls Faculty of 1965 Barbara Atlas Harlan Betts English 10 Math Lucille Bowen Barry Byrd Art Band Carlos Friend Physical Science Virginia Gladding EngHsh Jerry lson Biology Louis Kleopfer Physical Education 8 Health William Madden General Shop $ Wood Shop Margaret Gilbert EngHsh Rebecca Hughes Physical Ed. 8: Health Robert Johnson Math E; Commerce Guy McClure Science 8: Math Jenny Mayhall Music Nita Morgan Jean Myers Science English Mary Lou Myers Thomas Narron Home Economics Advanced Math 8! Algebra John P. O'Rear James Pack Industrial Arts History, Assistant Coach John Patterson Larry Pearson US. History 8t Driver's Education Art 180k Risinger Lucille Ross Government 8! Economics Library Jeanne Strassel Enghsh Mabel Swain Biology Joe Williams Agriculture Nince Wampler Cafeteria Supervisor Peggy Kemp Secretary Judith Sutton Chorus Laurie Williams French 8. Spanish Lonnie Willoughby Social Studies Ruby Bare School Nurse Nancy Lisanby School Clerk Pirate Annual Staff First Row: Belinda Case, Donna Hoagland, Janet Bradshaw, Gary Bledsoe, LaVerne Meador, and Karen Stricker. Second Row: Mr. F. W. Francke, Yearbook Sponsor and Adviser; Kris Seibil, Larry Bates, Kathy Whalin, Ricky Myers, Debbie Hester, and Evelyn Nash. The Pirate Annual Staff has worked many hours on the yearbook this year to make it the best one ever put out. The Annual Staff h0pes that every- one has many hours of enjoyment looking through the Pirate Log. 0' Mi rs First Row: Evelyn Nash, Reporter; John Bottorff, Vice-President; and Mike Brading, Treasurer. Second Row: Mr. Robert Myers, ass ce Principal; Mr. Jack Risinger, Sponsor; Jonnie Eccles, Secretary; Wayne Hubbard, President; and Mrs. Virginia Cladding, Sponsor. left to Right: David Spencer, John Bottorff, and Roy Law, President of the Student Council. Student CouncH These three senior boys have fulfilled two years as members of the student council. The seniors are grateful for the work they have done. DARRELL ADAMS MARGARETTE LOU ADAMS Booster Club 4. Finally Made It- Seniors of 1965 CHARLES ANDERSON FBLA 4. SAMUEL THOMAS ADCOCK JAMES P. ARNETT DONALD C. BAKER Booster Club 4. FFA 1,2,3,4 JO ANN BALMER ELIZABETH A. BARKER Booster Club 3; FHA 2,3,4. Senior Play; Dance Band; Newport High SchooL LARRY JOHN BATES Booster Club 4; Intramural Bas; ketball 4; FBLA 4. DAVID ALLEN BECK FTA 2,3,4; ViceiPresident 3, Pres- ident 4; Science Club 1; National Honor Society 3,4; Foreign Lan- guage Club 4; Paper Staff 3,4. JANEI BECK Future Nurses 1,2. GARRY J. BLEDSOE Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play; JV Basketball 2; Travel Club 4; Golf Team 3,4; FBLA 4; Varsity Lettermen 4. BRENDA JO BOLIN KEITH EDWARD BOLLY National Honor Society 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; '4Eddie Foreign Language Club 4. FFA 1; Varsity Letterman 4; Booster Club 3,4; Golf Team 3,4; Baseball 4. GLENNA DELORIS BOTTORFF JOHN WAYNE BOTTORFF BoosterClub 3;GAA 3,4;FBLA 3,4;Sil- JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball ver Creek High School 1,2. 3,4; Track 1; Varsity Lettermen 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 24; Student Council 3,4. MARY SUSANNE BOWEN 448usie Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Future Nurses 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 3; Senior Play. JERRY LOGAN BOUCHER Columbia High School 1,2. MICHAEL D. BRADING Mike Freshman Basketball; JV Basket- ball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Golf Team 3,4; Track 1; FTA 1,2; Varsity Lettermen 4; National Honor Society 3.4; Class Officer 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3. JANET FAYE BRADSHAW Booster Club 2,3,4; Nurses Club 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3,4; GAA 2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff Cofditor 4; Senior Play. AMOS BRASHEAR BRENDA LOUISE BURCHETT JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball Booster Club 3,4; GAA 3,4; FBLA 3,4; 3,4; Varsity Lettermen 4. Howe High School 1,2. BEVERLY CARLTON MARGARET L. CARLTON MARY REBECCA CARRICO Mt. St. Joseph Academy Presen- tation 1,2,3. DANNY JAMES CARR FFA 2,3,4; FBLA 3,4; FBLA State Historian 3. BRUCE EDWARD CASEY Dance Band 3,4. MAURICE CARTER FBLA 4. i 1 I i MICHAEL EUGENE CAVE Mike Freshman Basketball; Dance Band 3,4. NANCY TODD CASWELL Future Nurses 2; GAA 2,4. JERRY WAYNECHADWELL . , . RALPH EDWARD CHANDLER Dance Band 34. Booster Club 2; FFA 1,2,3,4. DONALD JOEL COLE CLARK COMBS, JR. HJoe 2Sonny Freshman Basketball; Foreign Language JV Basketball 2; Varsity Basketball 3,4; Club 4; Science Club 1; Dance Band 3,4. Varsity Baseball 2,3,4; Freshman Track; Varsity Cross Country 1,2,3; Varsity Lettermen 4; FTA 1; Class Officer 3. MICHAEL JOE CONLEY SAMUEL CLAY CONLEY Mike ' , - ' Sam Baseball 2; Varsity Lettermen 4; FTA 34, Reporter 4; Foreign Lan- FTA 4; Foreign Language4;Spen; . ' . guage 3,4; President FLC 4; cer High School 1,2. ' . , 7 7 f Spencer High School 1,2. ARMINA COMBS ROBERT DALE COOMBS '4Bobby Freshman Basketball; JV Basketball 3; Varsity Basketball 4; Golf Team 3,4; Varsity Letterman 4. PAMELA LYNN COUCH HPam Booster Club 12.34; Music Club 1,3; National Honor Society 2,3,4, Vice-President; Foreign Language ; Club 3,4. GAYE D. CRONE GAA 1,2; FBLA 4; Booster Club 2,3; Library Club 1. ARTHUR WAYNE DARNALL JOHN EDWARD DAUBS Science Club 1; Dance Band 3. Travel Club 4. DONALD ROBIN DEAN JOSEPHINE DEATON Track 1; Cross Country 1,2; Varsity HJo Lettermen 4; Booster Club 4; Dance Travel Club 2; Future Nurses 2. Band 3,4. BARRY WALLACE DELANEY Dance Band 3,4. BARBARA ANN DEVARY Barb Booster Club 3,4; GAA 1,2. MIKE D. DEVARY Travel Club 4; Boys Recreational Club 1. JONNIE DEE ECCLES HJack Booster Club 123,4; GAA 1,2,3. 4; FHA 1,2; National Honor 804 crety 34; Class Officer 2,3,4. ANGELA DARLENE DISHON Angie Travel Club 2; Future Nurses 2; FBLA 4. CAROL L. DU VALL ROBERT FRANKLIN 0038 Travel Club 2,4. DEEDRA JO ENDICOTT Dee Booster Club 3,4; FHA 1.2; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Foreign Language Club 3.4. JEAN GLORIA DOYLE SHARON G. DU VALL Booster Club 4; GAA 1,2. JUANITA KAY FARMER GAA 24: Dance Band 4. CONNIE LEE EVANS Booster Club 3; Future Nurses 1.2.3.4; National Honor 800er 4. MORRIS DALE FERGUSON WILLIAM JAY FIELDS HFergy Travel Club 4. JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basketball 34; Cross Country 1; Varsity Lettermen 4; Travel Club 3; Annual Staff 3. DIANE LEE FLETCHER CHARLENE ROSE FLYNN Future Nurses Club 1,2,3,4. HFi Fi GAA 4; Booster Club 3,4; Nurses Club 3; St. Joseph Academy 1,2; Sr, Class Play. LARRY J. FOX Booster Club 3. KATHLEEN LORETT FLYNN HKitty GAA 4; Future Nurses 3; Music Club 3; Booster Club 1; Senior Class P4ay. VERDEEN GIBSON KATHY ANN GLADDING GAA 1.2.34; Future Nurses 2,3,4. GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2; BoosterCIub 1,2,3, 4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Girls State Delegate 3; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Senior Class Play. ANN FRANCES GOEDECKER TERRY WAYNE GREGORY Booster Club 4; FBLA 4. DONALD WAYNE HALL Band l,2,3,4. ROSA LAVERNE HALL ROBERT LEE HAMMONDS PEGGY HAWKINS Travel Club 4; Senior Class Play. Booster Club 1,2,3,4. JANICE MARIE HAYS ' DONNA ELAINE HOAGLAND Booster Club 4; GAA 1,2,3,4. Travel Club 2; Booster Club 3,4; Music Club 1,2,3; National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club 4; Junior Class Play; Annual Editor 4. JIMMY ALVIN HOBSON WAYNE SCOTT HUBBARD JV Basketball 1,2; Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Varsity Lettermen 4; Class Pres- ident 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3. SANDRA LYNN HOBSON Booster Club 2; FHA 1; Future Nurses 1,2,3. DANNY GAYLE HUFF DONALD BERNARD HUMES Booster Club 2; Travel Club 2,3, Pres; Travel Club 4. ident 3. NANCY JANE JOHNSON RICHARD CLARENCE LINNE HRicky Heshman Basketball; JV Basket- ball 2,3; Travel Club 4. ROLLO L. ISON VIRGINIA CAROLYN JONES GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3; National Honor Society 4; Foreign Language Club 3; Senior Class Play. BERELLA JONES Future Nurses 1,2. ROY ALLEN LAW Freshman Basketball; Basketball Man- ager 2,3,4; Track Manager 2,3; Varsity Letterman 4; I.U. Regional Geometry 2; Student Council 3,4; Student Council President 4; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; Foreign Language 4. PEGGY ANN 4SHIFFLEU JEWEL New Washington and Silver Creek High Schools 1,2,3. BOBBY LITTRELL Cross Country 3; Golf Team 3,4; Varsity Letterman 4. LEWIS M. LOVE SCOTT THOMAS LOWE HButch FFA 4; Travel Club 4; Junior Class Play Booster Club 1,2,3. Senior Class Play. JOHN MARION MARTIN Travel Club 4; Boy's Recreation Club 1. c JO ANN MANNIX Travel Club 2,4; Future Nurses 2, FBLA 4. DELORES JEAN MATTINGLY Future Nurses 2,3,4. JERRY WAYNE MATTHEWS GLORIA MARIA MATTINGLY MAYBETH McKERCHER Future Nurses 1,2,3,4. HMay FHA 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Girls State Delegate 3. ROGER DALE MchCKER Vic Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2,3; Travel Club 2,4; Varsity Lettermen 4; Boy's Recreation Club 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; School Paper 4. CONNIE SUE MEEKS GAA 1,2; FHA 1; FTA 2; Band 1.2,3. GARY WAYNE MOORE Travel Club 2; Booster Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4. Historian 3; Foreign Language Club 4. JOHN EUGENE MULLINS Travel Club 4. Booster Club 1,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FTA 2, 3,4, Reporter 3, Secretary 4; Foreign Language 3,4; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Senior Class Play. RUBY LaVERNE MEADOR HRuby JOHN THOMAS MERRIMAN Track Manager 1; Cross Country Manager 1,2; Travel Club 3; Class Officer 2. VIRGINIA ANN 1MO0RE1 HOUCHENS Booster Club 2; GAA1,2,3,4;FHA 1,2; Dance Band 3; Student Coun- cil 1,2; National Honor Society 4. RICHARD ALAN MYERS 11Rick Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2; Golf Team 3,4; Booster Club 1; Lu. Regional 1,2; Boy's Rec- reation Club 1; Intramural Softball 3; Coin Club 1,2; Science Club 1,2; An- nual Staff 3,4; Varsity Letterman 4; Foreign Language 3; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Boy's State Delegate. EVELYN FAYE NASH DAVID BRUCE ORTENSIE Tootie Cheerleader 4; Class Officer 4. NONA OWEN Future Nurses 2; G.A.A. 4 ROBERT G. PATTON 1'Bobby Basketball 1; Track 1; Student Council 1,2. MARQUITA JEAN PAYNE Library Club 2,3; Travel Club 2; National Honor Society 2,3,4. LARRY RAY PENROD JOHN COOPER PETERS Pretty Pen Booster Club 4; Varsity Basketball 3. Travel Club 4; Senior Class Play. .w REBECCA ANN ROBERTSON CATHERINE JOSEPHINE ROTH '4Becky Cathy FTA 2,3,4; Future Nurses 2,3; National Booster Club 4. Honor Society 4; Foreign Language 4. JUDITH ANN SANDRETTO uJudy Booster Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; Foreign Language Club 3,4; Na- tional Honor Society 3,4; Junior Class Play; Cheerleader 2,3. MARY ANGELINA SANDRETTO Booster Club 2,3,4; GAA 2,3; National Honor Society 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3. ROSEMARY SARGENT EDNA BERNICE SAWYER FHA 2,3,4; Music Club 2; FBLA 3. Future Nurses 2,3; Booster Club 2,3. ROSE MARY SCHINDLER Booster Club 4; GAA 24; Arts and Crafts Club 3. PAUL TONY SHEPARD TRAVIS RAY SHIELDS PEGGY JEAN SIMPSON FFA 4. Arts and Crafts 2,3; Booster Club 4; GAA 2,3,4; FTA 4; Foreign Language 4. DEANA IRENE SMITH National Honor Society 4; Future Nurses 2; Booster Club 3; Lu. Regional 2. ORMAN F. SMALL DAVID B. SPENCER JUDY KAY SPENCER Basketball Manager 1; FTA 2; Student Booster Club 3,4; GAA 3,4. Council 3,4. MARJORIE JEAN STEWART Booster Club 2,3,4; FTA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Foreign Language 4. JAMES RANDY STEWART FBLA 3,4; National Honor Soci- ety 4. JOHN DAVID STOCKING STEVE LEE STONER Baseball 23; Booster Club 3,4; Varsity Basketball 1,3. Lettermen 4. KAREN SUE STRICKER Future Nurses 2; Booster Club 3; FHA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 4. ROBERT M. SULLIVAN Squeaky Baseball Manager 1,2; Basketball Man- ager 2,3,4; Travel Club 2,3,4; Varsity Letterman 4. JUDY GAIL TACKETT GAA 2,3; Future Nurses 2,3. JAN THOMAS DONALD DOUGLAS TOWNSEND Future Nurses 2; Booster Club 2,3,4; Doug Foreign Language 4; GAA 3. Travel Club 2; Dance Band 3,4. We'll Find a Way- or Make One. RICHARD THOMAS TUNGATE MERLE AZENITH TURNER Cookie Booster Club 2,3,4; FTA 2; GAA 2,3,4; Basketball Queen 4. KAREN SUE VAN OVER CHARLES LEWIS VERY LeROY WILLIAMS ROBERTA WILLIAMS Dance Band 3,4. Future Nurses 2,3; FHA 2,3,4. LINDA ANN YOUNG REGINA LYNN WILLIAMSON Future Nurses 2; Booster Club 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; National Honor Society 2,3,4; Foreign Language 3-, School Paper 4; Girls' State Delegate 3. $1 41 Senior Activities Bake Sales Luncheon at auction Candy Sales Fruitcake Sale Halloween Candy 3 Concession Stand 60an Hop Senior Play Paper Drives Here's a quick look at some scenes that took place on the Senior Trip M Do You. Trust ' Your Boyfriend? While Mr. and Mrs. Meredith are out of town, their daughters, Kay and turbulent young Judy, are left in charge of Bessie, the Meredith housekeeper. Unexpectedly, Madeline Ross, a disturbingly attractive girl from a nearby city, arrives for a visit. Since Made- line's father is one of Mr. Meredithls best customers, Kay must make Madelinels visit a pleasant one. But both Kay and her chum, Lois Andrews, are uneasy as to how Madeline's charms will affect their boy friends, Steve and Tom. The high school band, of which Steve is leader and Tom a member, is to give a concert at a neighboring town the same night. Kay, determined that the boys shall not meet Madeline, refuses to attend the concert, as it would be necessary to take along her too-charming guest. Lois frames the excuse by telling Steve that Kay is to have a business interview with a certain Dudley Harvard Smithea name Lois picks from a book. Steve is openly suspicious. ln desperation Kay produces a perfectly strange man whom she introduces as Mr. Dudley Harvard Smith. When Miss Denny, the high school history teacher, learns that Mr. Dudley Harvard Smith is visiting Kay, she discloses the electrifying fact that he is a noted historian and that he has undoubtedly arrived to award Kay a prize for her essay on Americanism. In addition, Miss Denny announces that the band will cancel their concert and will instead give a party at the Meredith home in honor of Mr. Smith. From this point the play is a riot of fun and action. The band shows up to serenade Mr. Smith; Kay wildly attempts to keep Made- line out of sight; and events seem to prove that the strange man - who now refuses to leave the house-is an escaped patient from a hospital for the insane. Before matters are happily adjusted for everyone, the audience is treated to three acts of constant laughter and hilarious surprises. 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E: 82 E 823.25 .33 Valedictorian and Salutatorian Rick Myers, the valedictorian, followed a college preparatory course of study. Rick did exception- ally well in math, science, English, industrial arts, and social studies. Rick also found time to participate in many extracurricular activi- ties, as he was a member of several clubs. Rick also earned ten varsity letters in sports. During his senior year, Rick was captain of the successful basketball team. i N 02.3: Commencement Speaker The salutatorian, Deana Smith, came to C.H.S. during her sophomore year. Deana proved to be a competent student right away. She was a very welcome addition to the student body. Deana followed an academic course of study and was active in various student activities. Deana was especially competent in Eng- lish and Math. Dr. Donald Manlove, professor of education , at Indiana University, was the speaker at the commence- ment exercise this year. Dr. Manlove gave an interesting and timely speech, ttChoice Not Chance. The excellence of his talk demonstrated the ability that has earned him the reputa- tion of being one of the best speakers in the Midwest. Pictured with Dr. Manlove is principa .- Robert Myers. Sitting are: Stacy Hall, Vice-President; Kathy Whalin, Treasurer; and Robert Bowen, President. Kneeling are: Charles King, Secretary; and Pepper Cooper, Reporter. The Advisors are: Mrs. Norris Williams, Mr. Larry Dean, and Mrs. Katherine Milam Adams. Janice Allen, Jack Allen, Mike Allen, Pat Armstrong, Bruce Badger, Amanda Baker, Carolyn Baker, Lester Barry, Kenny Beard, Margaret Beatty, Steve Biggers, Lonnie Blair, Greg Blake, Sharon Blessett, Betty Boling, Carolyn Boling, Robert Bowen, Robert Brading, John Bridges, Larry Brooks, Dennis iii: Junior Officers and Advisors Juniors Activities Sock H0p Magazine Sales Sweatshirt Sales Junior Play Prom Banquet I V r Burchett, Gary Burden, Robert Burgstrom, John Campbell, Regina Carr, Jimmy Case, Belinda Cash, James Cherrv. Michael Combs Lvnetta Combs, Mary Conley, James Conway, Kathy Coomer, Larry Cooper, Pepper Cooper, Forest Copeland, Jimmy Courtney, Elbert Crace, Janet Crace, Jeanette Crider. Delores Darnall, Dana Darnall, Faye Darnall, James Devine, Sherry Dillow, Bonnie Farnsley, Harry Frakes, Robert Freels, Linda Gilbert, Billy Goedeker, Joseph Grammar, Linda Gregory, Sharon Grimes, Doris Grote, Patty Hale, Charles Hall, Carlan Hall, Linda Hall, Stacy Hampton, Carol Harper, Johnnie Harrell, Susan Hattabaugh, Ronnie Henderson, Bill Hobson, Nancy Hodge, Garrie Hoessle, Will Hooper, Billie Howard, Paula Huff, Barbara Huth, Carol Ingram, Saundra lson, Brenda Jones, Barbara Kaelin, Carolyn Keith, Patricia King, Charles Latham, Charles Leep, Allen LeMaster, Roger Lowery, Melody Lyons, Jim Lyvers, Donald Mannix, Sandy Mayfield, Pat McCawley, L. C. McCawley, Sheila McClellan, Barbara McCubbins, Dorothy Melton, Janice Meredith, BiHy 337; A Mick, Larry Middleton, Terry Miller, James Morgan, Linda Morgan, Sandy Murphy, Delores Neofes, Macon Nichols, Eddie Nickols, Bill O'Bryan, Larry Oglesby, Barbara Oglesby, Ruth Ortensie, Kenny Pigg, Jackie Prather, Donna Prather, Gary Price, Diane Rawlings, Charles Rawlings, John Reynolds, David Reynolds, Ellen Richardson, Randall Ritchie, Roy Roberts, Charles Robertson, Nancy Rose, Linda Roseberry, Gary Rouse, Judy Sargent, Janet Schindler, Catherine Seals, Sarah Seibel, Kris Spencer, Jon Stewart, Doug Sullivan Rita Swallows, Debbie Taff, Mary Tyler, Pat VanMeter, Pat Veach, Cheryl Wade, Glenda Wagner, Caroline Walker, Susie Warren, David Werner, Pam Whalin, Kathy Wheatley, Gary Whittaker, Glenda Whitaker, William Williams, Anita Wilson, Everett Wood, William Woods, Robert Young, Jimmy Zehner, David Hines, Eugene Bast . i l THE LADY'S MAN The Junior Class Presents Finders Creepers Wilbur Maxwell ............................................................. Jimmy Darnall Hercules Nelson .............................................................. Billy Gilbert Celest ...................................................................... Lynette Combs Nina Quigley .......................................................... Catherine Schindler Frankie ........................................................................ Patty Grote Aunt Mary ................................................................ Caroline Wagner Uncle Bob .................................................................... Charles King Granny ......................................................................... Patty Allen Mr. Quigley .................................................................. Robert Boling Dr. Brown ................................................................... Robert Burden Madeline ....................................................................... Kris Seibel Harry Schuster .............................................................. Larry O'Bryan Daphne .................................................................... Amanda Badger Claude ........................................................................ Jon Spencer Henry ......................................................................... Bruce Wynn Odds and Ends By Donald Payton April 30 - May 1 Now, where is she? , When we were young at heart. : '13: Sophomore Officers and Advisors Kneeling are: Roger Reynolds, President; H. S. Hardy, Vice President; In the second row are: Buddy Potts, Secretary; Sue Daubs, water; Mr. Harlan Betts, Sponsor; Roger Adams, Treasurer; and Mr. Louis Kleopfer, Sponsor. Sophomores The Sophomores are one of the liveliest groups found in CHS. They have some very bril- liant students. The group will probably leave fond memories for a long time. Adams, Roger Aebersold, Sarah Allen, Jimmie Allen, Ronnie Anderson, William Armstrong, Elaine Arnett, Mike Baird, Ierry Baker, Kenneth Ball, Mary Balmer, Jerry Benge, Robert Bettler, David Biggers, Brenda Bolin, Marcida Bolin, Virginia Brading, Dennis Braswell, Darlene Bumbalough, Ronald Burden, Commadore Burgstrom, Peggy Cairnes, Beverly Campbell, Ronnie Cannon, Lana Carpenter, James Carrico. Barbara Chandler, Elaine Cheesman, Mary Cherry, Robert Chzanowski, Brenda Cole, Cammie Cole, Connie Cooke, Karen Combs, Mary 41 Cooper, Brenda Kennedy, Karen Kessinger, Robert Kisor, Phyllis Linda Knies Lois, Kn0p Latham, Norma Law, Linda Ledbetter, Ben Lewis, Daryl Lile, Earl Linne, Betty Littrell, Carol Lutgring, Hazel Masingo, Robert Mayfield, Dorothy Mayfield, Sue McBride, Bobby McCoy, Teddy McDonald, Eddie Means, Felecia Mick, Allan Minns, Jack Molck, Frank Moore, Thelma Nichols, Peggy O'Bryan, Stephen Oglesby, Gloria Osborne,, Rita Pace. Leon Parker, Tommy Payne, Tommy Pemberton, Debbie Potts, Arthur Copeland, Douglas Counney, Delores Criswell, Doyle Daubs, Sue Dean, James Dean, Terry Dishon, Linda Doyle, Roxy Farnsley, Janet Fields, Emily Fletcher, Rebecca Frazier, Donna Givson, David Glotzbach, Tony Goode, Joyce Gordon, Herbert Gould, Pamela Grace, David Gray, Evahna Griffin, Robert Hale. Eddie Hale, Jerry Hall, Juanita Hampton, Sue Hardy, H. S. Hawkins, Bobby Hays, Richard Hester, Debbie Hislip, Karen Hoerth, Billy Howard, Linda Howard, Vickie Jones, Willa Justice, Brenda Kellems, Margaret Van Meter, Larry Waddm, Tommie Wade, Robert Wainscott, Betty Watson, David Welch, Sandra Welty, Ronnie Whitaker, Donna Whitney, Becky Williams, Jimmie Hooper, Mary Pherson. Dale Powell, George Price, Janice Propes, Judy Reed, Diana Reedy, Dennis Reich, Laura Reynolds, Brenda Reynolds, Linda Reynolds, Roger Richey, Daryl Robinson, Gail Rose, Sally Rothbauer, Ronnie Russel, Glenn Sandretto, Betty Schafer, Patricia Schater, Suzanne Schmidt, Sharon Segraves, Terry Selent, Linda Shields, Thomas Schuman, Brenda Simpson, Cheryl Sowder, Janet Spurrier, Mary Stamper, Sharon Suffridge, Dina Sullivan, Peggy Tackett, Nikki Taff, Tommy Taylor, Gary Treece, Patricia True, Richard Turner, Lana Our t Friendly Custodians m Juin- F Information cw wnwueToul 'Asu..;iu., I fhunu uh: I C 'h ' AM we 1'. nuan' ank ease I r: v hart I MMFLWKR i A Luna coma 1,1,7 The Mist f Gunuuc 3r l'IXx w:-- noun hurry Curried Jun These are two of Charlestown's friendly cus- todians. Keep those halls sparkling! It looks as though Pam is thinking this situation over. Scott Thomas Lowe brought the Pirates much luck with this masterpiece. The Varsity expresses their thanks to Scott for his efforts. Left to right: Jerry Meredith, Reporter; Jo Lynn Peters, Vice President; Don Upton, President; Junior Howard, Secretary; Ronnie Freshman officers Giltner, Treasurer; Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, Sponsor. Adams, Linda Albert, Bobby Armstrong, William Baker, Clifford Barnes, Janet Barnes, Patti Barnes, Phillip Begley, Joe Biggs, William Black, Margaret Blake, Daniel Bledsoe, Westa Boling, Kay Bowen, Alan Bradford, Thomas Bradshaw, Jerry Brashear, Bobby Bristoe, Pat Brooks, Gary Burgstrom, Joyce Bussey, Sharon Carr, Terry Cash, Bruce Caudill, Carl Caudill, Delana Chester, Linda Cole, Shirley Conard. Russell Cook, Melvin Coomer, Sharon Crase, Francine Curtis, William Dallas, Marjorie Deal, Mike Dean, Roger Ingram, Darrell Jackson, Laura James, Kathryn Jenkins, Wilma Johnson, Diane Johnson, Harold Johnson, Mary Jones, Arlie Jones, Christine Jones, Richard Kaelin, Sharon Keith, Gary Kemple, Linda Knies, David LaFever, Barbara Laughlin. Rebecca Leonard, Anthony Leonard, Arnell Leonard, Michael Lindsey, David Little, Connie Longest. Deborah Lynch, Jimmy Lynch, Larry Martin, Joyce Mattingly, Deric McBride, Terry McCawley, Brenda McKean, Deborah Meredith, Jerry Miles, Martha Miller, Joe Missi, Gloria Murphy, Delbert Nash, Joan Dean, Steve Deaton, Danny Delaney. Glenn DeVary, Jerry DeVary, Roy Dones, Jerry Doss, Walter Doyle, Tommy Emerson, Richard Fain, Carol Ferguson, Joyce Fleenor, Roger Fletcher, Dallas Frakes, Carolyn Gilbert, Kathy Giltner, Ronald Goedeker, James Graves, Gerald Gregory, Ronnie Groff, Rita Hall, Brenda Hall, Lester Hall, Tony Harper, George Hanson, Eugene Hattabaugh, Betty Hawkins, Norma Hays, Larry Henderson, Deborah Hoagland, Alan Howard, Walter Hubbard, Betty Huff, Carol Huff, Glen Humes, Dianne Nazario, Randy Neal, Elmer Newlin, Michael Ogden, Mike Oglesby, Linda Owen, Kathy Pelsor, Charles Peters, J0 Lynn Phillips, Sandra Powell, Jerry Reynolds, Marsha Richardson, Steve Robinson, Gail Scifres, Mary Schindler, Pat Shepherd, Angala 'g Shuman, Blair Sidle, Martha Sizemore, Vera Smith, Gary Smith, Sandra Smothers, Terry Soliday, Greg Spencer, Audra Stevens, Warren Stice, Mike Stewart, Jimmy Stocking, Joel Stoffregen, Victor Stricker, Dennis Tate, Roberta Taylor, Vivian Thomas, Connie Thomas, John Thompson, Hugh Tobias, Marty Townsend, Flo Upton, Don Waddle, Steve Walls, Sandy Watson, Nelson White, Joe Whitehouse, Kenneth White, Gary Williams, Russell Wolfe, Greg Woody, Janice Yeager, Charlene They start dating young anymore. FHA initiation day. 4f No friz, Just curl! Marty Tobias in disguise as a good girl. Yes, Becky, We know. Overdoing the studious look? Notice this ensemble from a back view. 5 d ,y v3 ;3 50 c 1: : a u w 5 :33 E c: I: Q 9 a3 RMF M vru Kneehngzlummv Bhuvvn Dale Ferguson Richard Myers Amos Brashear Senior Senior Senior Extra - Pirates Win 17 of 20 This year's edition of the Pirates was highly successful. They were 3 TEAM! They won the Holiday Tourney by beating Clarksville 58-47 in the first game and Providence 61-47 in the championship game. They were also Mid-Southern Conference co-champs with an 8-1 conference record. Their only conference loss came at the hands of Scottsburg 77-71. This was the last year for ten of the players to compete in basketball for our school and we are glad they could finish in such a successful fashion. Mike Brading Wayne Hubbard John Bottorff Senior Senior Senior Clark Combs, Jr. James Lyons Robert Coombs Senior Junior Senior Score Pirate Schedule Them CH3 Clarksville .......................................... 47 Crothersville ........................................ 60 91 Providence Hourney Champs7 ...................... 47 Silver Creek ........................................ 45 60 Austin ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 53 PaOIi ................................................ 58 77 Clarksville ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 49 Henryville .......................................... 66 81 Scuthwestem ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 72 Providence .......................................... 69 68 New Washington ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 57 SCOttSburg .......................................... 77 71 Brownstown ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 54 Clarksville .......................................... 56 65 Georgetown ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 48 Corydon ............................................ 67 80 Madison Shawe ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 Mitchell ............................................ 71 North Vernon ....................................... 58 Holiday Tourney: 52 Lonnie Biggers Stacy Hall Pepper COOper Junior Junior Junior A. Brashear R. Myers D. Ferguson W. Hubbard S. Cleater J. Bottorff K. Reis M. Brading C. Combs D. Lyons R. Coombs J. Bradshaw B. Carrico P. Couch K. Conway M. Turner J. Eccles B. Wainscott D. McCubbins M. McKercher Night of Royalty THE CEREMONY FOR THE CROWNING OF THE CHARLESTOWN HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL QUEEN WAS VERY BEAUTIFUL THIS YEAR. THE QUEEN-MISS MERLE TURNER-AND HER COURT ADDED A SUCCESSFUL FINISH TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. MOST OF THE PEOPLE PRESENT THOUGHT THIS WAS ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE CROWNINGS THEY HAD SEEN. THE PERFORMANCES OF THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND AND CHORUS DURING THE CERE- MONY PROVIDED THE NEEDED ATMOSPHERE TO MAKE THE CROWN- ING THE SUCCESS THAT IT WAS. BUT MOST OF ALL-THE GIRLS WERE LOVELY! HI NOW CROWN THEE C.H.S. BASKETBALL QUEEN FOR 1964-65. 54 OUR ATTRACTIVE QUEEN Miss Merle Turner ATTENDANTS Kathy Conway Becki Carrico Maybeth McKercher Janet Bradshaw Dorothy McCubbins Betty Wainscott Pamela Couch Jonnie Eccles QUEEN Merle Turner The lovely rower girl, Miss Kimberly Reis. Crown Bearer Steven Cleeter. The downfall of the Pioneers. Action during the Tourney victory over Clarksville. m w a S ol 5 m a g a S 0 m A f 0 cl 0 W ..l y S a e n A HVictory is bliss. Junior Varsity Basketball First Row: Bill Summerville, Ben Ledbetter, Richard True, David Grace, H. S. Hardy, Terry Dean, and Allen Leep. Second Row: 10m Shields, Ronnie Allen, Bob Bowen, RogerAdams, Bob Benge, Macon Neofes, Ted McCoy, and Coach Jim Pack. Freshman Basketball First Row: Jerry Devary, Arlen Hicks, Joel Stocking, Richard Jones, Grey Wolfe, and George Harper Second Row: Blair Shuman, Russell Williams, Randy Nazario, Bobby Brashear, Mike Ogden, Roy Devary, and Coach Tom Fields. Varsity Cheerleaders Margaret Beard, Evelyn Nash Bonnie Dillow, Kathy Whalin The senior member of the varsity cheer- leaders was Evelyn Nash. J.V. Cheerleaders Left to right: Judy Propes, Peggy Sullivan, Linda Selent, JV . Bollnh Freshman Cheerleaders Debbie Longest, Gloria Missi, Shirley Cole. Doing the splits is Joyce Burgstrum. Cross Country Kneeling: J. Stocking, R. Williams, E. Williams, H. Thompson. Standing: B. Somerville, R. Allen, G. Russel, T. McCoy. R. LeMaster, T. Dean, Coach Louis Kleopfer. The cross country team this year was made up completely of underclassmen. With the experience the boys obtained this year C.H.S. should look toward the next few years with optimism in this sport. Terry Dean established himself as one of the better distance runners in this area as a sophomore. Terry seemed to be at his best against good competition, as he finished fourth in the sectional, third in the conference, second in both the New Albany Invitational and the Seymour Invitational, and won the Clark County Meet. Terry was one of the brightest parts of the C.H.S. sports scene this year. Kneeling: J. Stocking, G. Graves, J. Dones, H. Thompson. Standing: R. Williams, E. Williams, R. Dean, L. Hall, Coach Louis Kleopfer. Kneeling: B. Masingo, J. Carpenter, H. S. Hardy, R. True. R. Dean, J. Stocking, D. Grace, D. Bettler. Standing: Ass't Coach Jerry Ison, J. Dean, G. Russel, LWilIiams, L. Biggers, R. LeMaster, N. Thompson, Mgr. T. Shields, Coach Louis Kleopfer. The track team, like the cross country team, was pre- dominantly made up of underclassmen. The boys, even though being handicapped by not being able to practice on a track, turned in several noteworthy performances. Sophomore David Grace got fourth place in the low hurdles at the Mid Southern Conference Meet. In the Clark County Meet Lonnie Biggers got third in the 100 yard dash, Glenn Russel ran third in the 880 yard David Grace oes over a lo . g w run, and Terry Dean won the mule run. hurdle enroute to a fourth place conference finish. Terry Dean runs the mile, the Roger LeMaster sprints hard in event which he won in the Clark a 220 yard dash. ,. . -' County Meet. 59 Baseball I Kneeling: B. Ledbetter, C. King, H. S. Hardy, D. Grace, J. Stocking, T. McCoy, R. Jones, Mgr. T. Hall. Standing: W. Hubbard, B. McBride, B. Brashear, P. Cooper, 8. Bowen, R. Adams, C. Combs, K. Berry, R. True, Coach Jim Pack. Coach Pack's baseball team proved to he a pleasant sur- prise this year. The team finished with a 4-5 record in the Mid Southern Conference. Bob Bowen proved to be one of the better pitchers in the conference. Bob pitched a no-hitter against Clarksville. Pepper Cooper was the team's leading hitter. Wayne Hubbard, Clark Combs, and John Stocking were the sen- ior members of the team. C.H.S. should be a real threat in the Pepper 000W captured the bat' ' ' t'tle with a .387 battin conference race during the next few years. E'cfrag'e g e , Mg ; A run crosses the plate for the Pirates in the game with Silver Creek. Pitching was one of the most im proved phases of our team this year. 60 Kneeling: T. Taff, R. Jones, R. Reynolds, M. Brading, L. LittreII, L. Bates, P. Cooper. Standing: R. Myers, E. Nelson, R. Nazario, R. Coombs, G. Bledsoe, E, Bolly, B. Hoeslle. Coach Harold Farlee. Last year was the first time C.H.S. competed with other schools in this sport. Due to this fact, most of the boys didn't have much experience in this sport. The team showed quite a bit of improvement this year. Gary Bledsoe, Eddie Bolly, Mike Brading, and Bob Littrell represented C.H.S. in the golf sectional at Bedford. The boys had fun. The home matches were played at the Jeffersonville Elks Club. Bob Littrell prepares to tee off on number 3 at the Jeff Elks. Gary Bledsoe shows good form Mike Brading concentrates WT V V in making a chip shot on the on a difticult putt. second hole at the Elks. 61 Freshman Track Kneeling: G. Graves, S. Waddle, L. Hayes, S. Richardson, J. Stocking. Standing: Coach Jerry lson, R. Dean, L. Williams, 0. Blake, H. Thompson, Mgr. D. Fletcher. Intramural Champs H. Thompson, S. Richardson, D Cave, S. Lowe, G. Blair, SA Stone, D. Adams, A. Potts. 62 All Sports Banquet v Terry Dean, cross country; Bob Littrell, golf; Rep. Lee Hamilton, the speaker; Rick Myers, academic; Amos Brashear; sportsmanship and m.v.p.; Lonnie Biggers, free throw and track; and Pepper Cooper, baseball. Representative Lee Hamilton and principal Robert Myers shortly after the banquet. LOHTTIC Biggers receives the track trophy from track coach Louis Kleopfer. This year the first annual AII-Sports Banquet was held in the C.H.S. cafeteria. The banquet was co-sponsored by the high school and the Lions Club. United States Representative Lee Hamilton from Columbus was the speaker. Representative Hamilton had received the Trester Award in high school while playing for state finalist Evansville Central. All varsity athletes received recognition and outstanding individual performances were awarded. Robert Cartwright. Guidance director Eugene McLemore presents the academic trophy to Rick Myers. The sportsmanship trophy is given to Amos Brashear by Lions Club member The Action Pirates Biggers and LeMaster were the two juniors on the track team. Fergie prepares to throw a handful of 'tMonkey Dust on the man he is guarding. Concentration The Annual staff would like to take this opportunity to thank the Charlestown Courier and the Jeffersonville Evening News for their generosity with their sports pictures. Rick goes high to score two during the game with Austin. Student Council Row One: Mr. Harold Reis, Roy Law, Brenda Bolin, Virginia Moore, Pamela Couch, Donna Hoagland, Judy Sandretto, Richard Myers, Mike Brading, Kathy Gladding, Deana Smith, Karen Stricker, Mr. Robert Myers. Row Iwo: Marquita Payne, Maybeth McKercher, Jonnie Eccles, David Beck, Bena Phillips, Susie Bowen, Mary Sandretto, Margie Stewart, Rebecca Robertson, Virginia Jones, Regina Williamson, Connie Evans. Row Three: Pamela Werner, Bonnie Dillow, Patty Allen, Jeanette Crace, Pat VanMeter, Donna Prather, Carolyn Kaelin, Lynetta Combs, Kathy Conway. Billy Gilbert, Jimmy Carr, Gayle Mayfield, Ruth Oglesby. Row Four: Mary Taff, Bob Bowen, Tommy Taff, Betty Sandretto, Laura Reich, Peggy Sullivan, Linda Selent, Juanita Hall, Brenda Cooper, Gloria Oglesby. l'Ii'll.Hl t . '0 . . 1'4 . . I vii Row One: Mr. Robert Myers, Faculty Advisor; Richard Jones, Ben Ledbetter, Sandra Walls, Kathy Whalin, Secre- tary; Stacy Hall, Mrs. Katherine Milam, Faculty Advisor. Row Iwo: Jerry Meredith, Tommy Taff, David Spencer, John Bottorff, Vice President; Bobby Hawkins. Roy Law, Presi. dent; Bob Bowen, Treasurer. National Honor Society Row One: J. Bradshaw, D. Richey, P. VanMeter, M. Turner, V. Moore, Sponsor Mrs. Hughes. Row Two: C. Flynn, P. Simpson, P. Powell, 8. Phillips, J. Spencer. M. Bowen, K. Gladding, J. Eccles, L. Meador, N. Caswell, E. Barker, V. Jones, J. Farmer, R. Schindler. Row Three: M. Cheesman, G. Hampton, S. Daubs, S. Schmidt, M. Taff, K. Schindler, B. Case, N. Hobson, 8. Justice, 8. Walker, L. Hall, K. Gilbert. Row Four: 8. Reynolds, 8. Schafer, L. Selent, J. Propes, J. Bolin, H. Lutring, L. Law, L. Knies, S. Welch, P. Bristoe, S. Walls, L. Knop, N. Hawkins. Row Five: D. Braswell, N. Tackett, L. Reynolds, C. Simpson, B. Linne, R. Osborne, D. Suffridge, P. Treece, V. Howard, S. Ingram, P. Keith, D. Hester, L. Reich. Row Six: D. Longest, K. BoIing, P. Schindler, G. Missi, 3. Phillips, 8. Coomer, M. Boling, P. Nickles, S. Schmidt, L. Cannon, P. Sullivan, S. Cole, S. Bussey. Arts 8. Crafts Make Lovely Articles Seated, left to right: P. Simpson, P. Barnes, E. Barker, R, Schindler. Back Row: R. CampV bell, L. Pace, 0 Gibson, D. Ingram, R. Nazario, C. Pelson, B. Potts, J Brading, S. Beatty, Mrs. Lucille Bowen, Sponsor. FTA Expands Row One: Mrs. Margaret Gilbert, Sponsor; 8. Conley, L. Meador, D. Beck, R Oglesby, D. Prather, P. Allen. Row Two: J. Goode, L. Reich, 8. Schmidt, M. Stewart, R. Robert- son, G. Moore, P. Simpson, S. Hampton. Row Three: A. Badger, L. Morgan, B. Jones, C. Kaelin, D Wagner, M. Taff, R. Griffitt, B. Cooper, S. Kaelin. Row Four: M. Scifres, B. Whitney, W Doss, G. Delany, B Biggs, D. Blake, H Gor- don, D. Caudill, C. James, J. Peters. FBLA Shows Qualities of Leadership Row One: D. Carr, J. Matthews, Mr. F. W. Francke, Spon sor; G. Bledsoe, Vice President; 8 Burchett, Secretary; L. Bates, Treasurer. Row Two: B. Dillow, P Werner, R. Boling, President; L. Morgan, A. Goedecker, H. Farnsley, S. Mannix, A. Dishon. Row Three: C. Anderson, M. Carter, F. Darnell, B. Armstrong, R. Hadaball, J Conley, R. Sulli- van, 0. Steward. Row Four: 8. Ison, B. Hooper, B. Mc- Cellan, R. Steward, T. Robertson, J. Mannix, A. Williams, S. Seals. Row One: J. Bradshaw, D. McCubbins, D. Grimes, K. Stricker, R. Williamson, P. Schafer, B. Cooper, G. Oglesby, J. Hall, K. Conway, J Crace. Row Two: P. Tyler. C. Veach, A. Williams, J. Melton, R. Sargent, J. Balmer, R. Williams, P. Powell, V. Jones, L. Grammer, Sponsor Miss Dyer. Row Ihtee: C. Fain, D. Longest, S. Morgan, J. Sargent, D. Nipple, C. Littrell, P. Burgstrum, E. Armstrong, 8. Wainscott, P. Allen, J. Crace. Row Fout: P. Bristoe, S. Welch, D.Johnson, A. Spencer, B. Hubbard, C. Frakes, J. Burgstrum, P. Schindler, B. Hattabaugh, L Kemple, S. Walker. Row Five: 8. Walls, F. Crace, L. Adams, J. Madden, K. Gilbert, W. Bledsoe, S. Cole, 8. Missi, J. Fergerson, B. Whitney, P. Barnes. Row One: J. Spencer, L O'Brien, J. Bottoroff, D. McCubbins. FFA Sweetheart; G. Wheatly, J Phillips, Mr Joe Williams, Sponsor. Row Iwo: M. Stice, J. Lynch, T. Hall, H. Thompson, T. Shields, G. Ritchey, S. Lowe, J Brading, J. Thomas Row Three: 8. O'Bryan, 8. Cash, A. Bowen, B. Albert, J. Hale, E. Hale, J. Miller, G. Graves, J. Begley. Row Four: L. Mick, R. McVickers, R. Chandler, D. Baker, D. Carr, L. Baker, R. Frakes, J. Burgstrom, K. Ortensie. Row Five: L. Lynch, M. Amen, M. Carter, 0. Warren, M. Neofes, C. Burden, K. Berry, J. MiNer, D. Brading Row Six: 3. Beatty, E. Hines, D. Gibson, R. Dunn. L, McCawIey, A. Leep, C. Roberts, J. Cash, J. Payne, B. Burden. Nurses Row One: B. McClellan, S. Mannix, B. Ison, D. Fletcher, J. Crace, K. Conway, L. Grammer, N. Caswell, K. Hislip, Mrs. Ruby Bare. Row Two: M. Kellems, D. Murphy, D. Mayfield, P. Powell, V. Gibson, 0. Endicott, B. Huff, S. Walker, P. Mayfield, G. Mayfield, A. Martin. Row Three: D. Pemberton, J. McCawley, 8. Club Oglesby, L Knies, G.0glesby, S. Hobson, M. Potts, G. Mattingly, D. Mattingly, C. Baker, J. Adams, 3. Gregory. Travel Row One: R. McVickers, L. Dishon, S. Lowe, M. Cheesman, S. Hamptonl D. Caudill, B. Wainscott, B. Biggers. Row Iwo: W. Brashear, J. Conley, J. Daubs, D. Huff, L. Bates, D. Adams, A. Potts, R. Doss, R. Kessinger. Row Three: S. Stoner, J. Mullins, L. Propes, J. Phillips, J Merriman, L. Fox, G. Blair, D. Humes, R. Jones. Club Kneeling: V. Bolin, L. Selent, P. Sullivan, J. Propes, K. Whalin, V. Dillow, E. Nash, M. Beard. Row One: R. Allen, J. Hall, L. Bates, R. Linne, C. Schindler, J. Bradshaw, J. Sandretto, M. McKercher, P. Couch, L. Reich, E. Oglesby, A. Goedecker, Sponsor Mable Swain. Row Two: E. Bolly, B. Phillips, P. Powell, J. Eccles, K. Cladding, 3. Bowen, M. Sandretto, R. Dean, J. Young, J. Thomas, D. Hoagland, T. Seagraves, J Peters. Row Three: B. Chzanowski, G. Bledsoe, B. Case, 8. DuVaIl, B. Devary, G. Moore, J. Spencer, M. Turner, M. Stewart, D. Endicott, L Meador. Row Four: L Grammar, S. Mannix, P. Vanmeter, C. King, A. Leep, K Conway, J. Crace, J. Crace, M. Taff, S. Harrell, J. Arnett, T. Dean, P. Werner. Row Five: K. Stricker, B. Mayfield, G. Oglesby, L. Knies, C. Wagner, 8. Mayfield, G. Mayfield, A. Badger, P. Allen, C. Baker, K. SeibeH, J. Melton, S. Devine. Row Six: R. Williamson, C. Simpson, M. Cheesman, L. Law, B. Reynolds, D. Braswell, N. Tackett, L. Reynolds, D. Richey, S. Schafer, S Dauhs, J. Goode, D. Reedy. Row Seven: H. Lutgring, R. M. Schindler, C. Roth, P. Simpson, 8. Cairnes, B. Wainscott, B. Hanabaugh, L. Kimple, S. Bussey, L. Chester, P. Barnes, N. Watson. Row Eight: L. Knopp, D. Hester, B. Whitney, J. Stocking, R. Doyle, D. Knies, J. Bradshaw, H. S. Hardy, R. Reynolds, B. Sandretto, B. Gilbert, S. Walker, J. Brading, B. Anderson, D. Adams. Trampoline Jumping Is In Standing: Mary Massey, Melody Beatty, Sylvia Tyler, Frances Schuman, Mrs. Mabel Swain, Sharon Tyler. 0n the Trampoline is Joyce Stewart. Boy's State Delegates Billy Gilbert, Dennis Brooks, Bob Bowen. Girl's State , Delegates : l Carolyn Kaelin, Mary Taff, Pam Werner, Donna Prather, 5 Ruth Oglesby. Row Une: R, Williamson, K Conway, L. Combs, S. Harrell, L. Selent, T. Waddle. 8, Cooper. 0 Hester. Row Iwo: J. Eccles. R. Schindler. P VanMeter, P. Sullivan, B. Dillow, P. Werner, B Wainscott, M. McKercher, S. Daubs, K. Whalin, V, Houchens. Row Three: 8. DeVary. P. Couch. L, Dishon. S. Morgan. H Lutring, D Richey. J Sargent. D. Murphey. Row Four: K, Stricker, J Deaton. B. Burchett, R. Boling, J. Spencer, M, Turner. Office Helpers Strive for Perfection High School Band Has a New Director Row One: M. Payne, 0. Prather, B. Cairnes, S. Hampton, T. Dean, J. Melton, N. Caswell, J. Thomas, F Means, Mr. Barry Byrd, conductor. Row Two: 8. Laughlin, D. Henderson, J. Peters, R. Fletcher, C. Cole, L. Selent, L. Law, L Combs, S. Morgan, B. Dillow. Row Three: N. Watson, L. Knop, M. Spurrier, M. Iobias, M. Dallas, F. Townsend, 8. Phillips, V. Jones, K. Farmer, L. Meador. Row Four: 8. Gilbert, P. Werner, K. Whalin, G. Wade, C. Baker, E. Barker, L. Hayes, B. Delaney, B. Casey. Row Five: R. Wade, M. Taff, J. Cole, R. Dean, J Young. W. Stevens, J' Chadwell, 'L. Reich, C. Jones, G. Soliday. Row Six: 0. Townsend, G. Roseberry, B. Wynn, W. Darnall, W. Doss, B. Biggs. G. Delaney. Row Seven: M. Cave, D. Darnall, L. Williams, D. Bettler, T. Carr, T. Shields, B. Whitney, J. POWelI, R. Griffin. High School Chorus Has Profitable Year Vii. , gt Mrs. Judith Sutton, D. Hoagland, E. Armstrong, S. Devine, 0. Longest, G. Mayfield, J. Propes. D. Courtney, F. Darnall, N. Hobson, S. Mayfield, P. Couch, E. Chandler. S. Schmidt, M. Boling, P. Tyler, M. Beard, M. Sidle, C. Thomas. P. Kisor, D. Pemberton, R. Oglesby, J. Price, C. Simpson, K. Boling, D. Price. J. Jash, R. Sargent, C. Wagner, D. Hester, C. Veach, W. Bledsoe, R. Doyle. Row One: Mrs. Judith Sutton, leader; E. Armstrong, 8. Devine, D. Hoagland, P. Couch, D. Longest, J. Propes. Row Two: N. Hobson, B. Mayfield, F, Darnall. B. Jones, 8. Cairnes, S. Hampton, L. Dishon, J. Farnsley. Row Three: D. Pemberton, M. Taff. D. Hester, J. Price, P. Tyler, C. Veach, M. Sidle, D. Mayfield. Row Four: P. Kisor, R. Doyle, W. Bledsoe, C. Thomas, J. Nash, M. Beard, K. Flynn, C. Veach, A. Leep. Row Five: D. Reynolds, D. Adams, M. DeVary, S. Beatty, M. Carter, 3. Lowe, J. Brading, C. Roberts. Row One: B. Gilbert, P, Werner, K. Whalin, E. Barker. B, Cairnes, Row Iwn: W. Stevens, W. Biggs, G. Delaney, G. Soliday. Row Ihree: D. Townsend, G. Roseberry, B. Wynn. Row Four: D. DarnellH I Dance Band HHHHHHIHIR M Si H I LE igH' fa? ; 3 I . H H .- s H .- E, $ - f! . H A t ,, :' i ' H1 . ,, 4 ., H H fa; : A 'H r y; H H V I H H H ' . , W E . gig f. H g ' . N 3.x; 4' V Row One: 8. Bolin, L. Reich, M. H H ; f v H A Payne, B. Whitney, M. Kellems, ,, . : f; . v H g D. PembertonA Row Two: R. Us- H , z H ; A ' ' : borne, KH Cook, B. Biggers, J. Bolin, P. Jewell, S, Devine, Miss Lumlle Ross, Librarian; 8. Saw- yer, J. Goode, J. Beck, K. Boling, F4 Darnall, B. McClellan. Forei n Row One: G. Moore, M. Conley, K. Gladding, P. Sullivan, J. Crace, J Cole. Row Two: D. Hester, B. Bolin, T. Cole, P Werner, S Conley, Mrs. g Laurie Williams, Sponsor; D. Prather, J. Sandretto, P. Allen, J. Crace. Raw Ihtee: K. Seibel, D Endicott, M, Stewart, M. Taft, P. Simpson, R. Griffith, L. Knopp. Row Four: L. Meador, B. Cairnes, C. Hampton, J. Thomas, J. Carrico, B. Ledbetter, K. Whalin, R. Law. Row Five: C. Wagner, Language G. Mayfield, B. Jones, R. Robertson, J. Carr, 8. Harrell, R. Oglesby, C. Kaelin, D. Beck, P. VanMeter. . ' o --.. ;A- u Pa er Row One: R. McVickers, W Stevens, P. Allen, D Prather, E. Nash, K Seibel, Ruth Cornett, Sponsor Row Iwo: B. Hubbard, C, Frakes, J Crace. K, Schindler, J, Crace, R Oglesby, B. Fletcher Row Three: J. Allen, F. Darnall, C Fain, D. Longest, B McClellan, L. Morgan, 3 Welsh. Row Staff Four: B. Armstrong, R. Boling, C. Kaelin, D. Beck, S. Bowen, J, Bolin, B. Wamscott. ,. 1W. FFA 81 FHA King 81 Queen DAR Award Row One: Dorothy McCubbins, FFA Queen; Sandra Morgan, runner-up. Marquita Payne, DAR Award Winner. Row Two: Ralph Chandler, FHA King; Roger McVickers, runner-up. m msma Officers Robert L. Boling, State FBLA President of the state of Indiana; Brenda Cooper. District Reporter of FHA Dairy Judging and livestock Team Row One: Steve O'Brien, Allen Bowen, Michael Stice. Row Iwo: John Bottorff, Forest Cooper, Macon Neofes, Gary Wheatly. Agriculture Judging Team Row One: Commodore Burden, Kenny Ortensie, Joe Miller. Raw Iwo: Lester Baker, Macon Neofes, Eugene Heines, J. C. Burgstrone, David Gibson, Mike Arnett. Bookstore Workers Donna Hoagland, Janet Bradshaw, Belinda Case. Band District Contest First Row: B. Laughlin, W. Farmer, G. Howard, N. Cole, L. Gilbert, P. Means, P. Allen. Second Row: L. Kn0pp, B. Gilbert, M. Payne, D. Prather. B. Cairnes, C. Hampton, K. Gallman. Third Row: K. Whalin, P. Werner, E. Barker, W. Biggs, G. Delaney. Europe Bound From left to right: Pam Werner, Jan Thomas. Gary Moore, and Robert Griffitt. Pam, Jan, and Gary are going to France to study French, while Robeno mn espanon is headed for Spain to study Spanish Varsity Letterman First Row: J. Stocking, R, Adams. C. Combs. T. McCoy. L. Biggers. S. Lowe, H S. Hardy. 0. Russell. T. Taff Sec- ond Row: R. Myers, T. Hall, 8 Hoessle, P. Cooper, L. Propes. 8. Mick. R Mchkers. Third Row: M. Neofes, E. Williams, 8 Bowen, B. thtrell, A. Leep. G, Bledsoe, DV Ferguson Fourth Row: R. LeMasters, C. King. J. Stockmg. T. Dean, H Thompson. R. Dean. R. Law, 8. Ledbetter. J. Conley. Fifth Row: A. Brashear, W. Hubbard. J. Bottorff. E. Bolly. M. Bradmg, B Coombs, B. Sommerwlle. R. Allen. M. Conley. I, Roberta Williams, will my government hook and sleepless nights to Betty Blessett. l, Angie Dishon, will to my sister, Linda Dishon, the ability of having a sound mind after passing government. I, Janet Beck, being of unsound mind and body, will my government notes to David Zehner. I, Peggy Hawkins, will my ability to my brother to find Mrs. Gladding a charming English teacher. Also, the will power to pass Mr. Risinger's government and eco- nomic tests. I, Roy Law, will my ability to be varsity basketball student manager for 3 years to anyone with ambitions of being a maid. l, Janet Bradshaw, will my ability to talk for hours, intelligently and in a vocabulary understandable by any normal human to Mr. Risinger. l, Carol DuVall, will my government book, midnight oil, and my 1000 tablets of ttno doze to Jean Doyle just in case Mrs Risinger decides he would love to have her back again next year to fill the halls of CHS with her delightful snoring. I, Jean Doyle, will my ability to sleep in study hall and English and to doze in gov- ernment to Joyce McCawIey providing she sleeps with her eyes open and doesn't snore. I, Judy Tackett, will the Janitor's brooms and dust mops to Miss Ross and Mr. Creps providing they keep the gym as clean as Brenda Price and myself. I, Darrell Adams, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to ride a motorcycle to Billy Meredith. I, Garry Bledsoe, will my putting ability to Ed BoIIy if he, in exchange, will will his one arm driving ability to me. I, Bernice Sawyer, being of unsound mind and body, hereby will my seat in economics to the poor unfortunate Anita Williams. I, Sissy Houchens, being of sound mind and body. do hereby will my good sports- manship to Mrs. Cornett providing she uses it to the best of her ability next year when she encounters those rugged Madison cheerleaders. l, Marjorie Stewart, will my membership in the National Honor Society to my brother, James, prowding he receives it in his sophomore year as I did. I, Maybeth McKercher, being of brow-beaten mind, will my ability to work in the office to any junior who thinks she can stand it. I, Pamela Couch, will my ability to Elaine Chandler who will play for the chorus next year. Good Luck, Elaine! I, Ruby LaVerne Meador, will my ability to run out of gas on dark nights to anybody who is too chicken to just stop and park. I, Larry Ray Penrod. hereby will my 1951 Buick Riviera to the Rod and Custom Show, my hair to Mr. Myers, and my blushing ability to anyone that will take it. I, Rose Mary Schindler, speaking in behalf of the Senior class will our pacifiers, bottles, and baby rattles to the junior class because they'll be needing them. I, Joe Cole, will my ability to stay out until 12:00 to Mary Tatt because she needs it. I, Ed Bolly, will my one arm driving ability in golf to Garry Bledsoe and Gary Wheatley if Garry Bledsoe will will me his putting ability. I, Gloria Mattingly, will all my troubles and worry in economics and government to Diana Price. Senior Class Wills l, Beverly Carlton, being of sound mind and body hereby will my ability to get C's on book reports without reading the book to Paula Howard providing that she uses it next year. I, Robert Patton, will all my incoherence to John Peters. I, Clark Combs, will Charles HAIfonzo King my cup providing he uses it at all times. I, Judy Spencer, will my ability to type the ahsentees without a mistake to Mr. Myers. I, Robert Sullivan, will my dating ability to Roger LeMaster. I, Larry Bates, will my ability to get fast Fords to Mike Brading and my Easter bunny to Peter Cotton Tail. l, Cathy Roth, will to the one who needs it the most, my good humor to be used in case of an emergency. I, John W. Bottorff will my debonair ability to attract the dance hall girls in Chicago to the very needy .................. Gary Wheatley. I, 4'11 Connie Meeks, will my height to 5'11 Lois Knopp. I, Brenda Burchett, being of sound mind ieven after passing government and Eco- nomicsl will to Gary Burchett the ability to restrain himself from punching Mr. Risinger in the nose. I, Wilma Roberts, will my Economics workbook to Debbie Swallows, even it it is empty. I, Kay Farmer, being of sound mind and beautiful personality and sweet disposition, will to Doris Grimes my inability to get along with Mrs. Cornett in shorthand class. I, David Ortensie, in my Last Will and Testament do will my spring loaded tully auto- matic marble shooter to Mr. Francis Francke. I, Rick Linne, wiII everything to anybody. I, Jerry Chadwell, will my sidewalk surfahoard t0 Eddie McDonald provided he keeps it nice and shiny. I, Marquita Payne, do bequeath my place in the spotlight icandelabra and alll to Mrs. Williams. I, Robin Dean, will my Saturday night trips to Ewing Lane to my brother, Terry, so he won't get into the same mess as I did in high school. I, Paul Tony Shepherd, being here and that's about all, do hereby will my sleepy constitution to anyone who thinks they can live up to it. I. Moose Carter, will a bottle of no-doze to any junior who needs them for English. I, Donald Humes, being of sound body and not so sound mind, do hereby will my last pack of cigarettes to Mr. Reis. I, Nona Owen, being of sound mind tl thinkt do hereby will my ability to skip school and not get caught to Phyllis! I, Barry Delaney, being of sound mind and body will my courage to next year's high school band. I, John Mullins, will my car to anyone who wants to make the last 69 payments on it. I, John Merriman hereby will Mr. Reis a case of them black olives I never threw! Neither did Chuck. l, Sharon DuVall, will my Economics grades to Joyce McCawley. I, Dolores Mattingly, will my good looks and intelligence to Diane Johnson. I, Liz Barker, will to Linda Freels a flashlight so she can see what she is doing in those caves. l, Susie Bowen, will my driving ability to Belinda Case providing she can side swipe a car, jump a ditch, run over an oil barrel, run into a building and still pass a driving test. 1, James Phillips, will my ability of always being good, to James Cash. I, Rollo lson, do hereby will my two hard earned extra credits to any senior that needs them. I, Jonnie Eccles, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to see without my glasses to anyone who hates theirs as much as I do. I, Barbara Devary, will our family car to my brothers, and hope they have as much fun in it as I did. I, Ames Brashear, do hereby will my basketball ability and looks to Roger LeMaster providing he gives up track and gains 50 pounds to reach my 205. l, Judy Sandretto, do hereby will my lst year Spanish book to my sister, Betty, providing it takes only 3 years to get through it. I, Mary Sandretto, do hereby will Josephine Deaton's hair to Mr. Myers providing he doesn't use Sudden Beauty hair spray on it. I, Larry Propes, will my last bottle of sleeping pills to any Junior who will use them I, Bobby Coombs, will my sensational golfing ability to Mr. Farlee. I, Bobby Littrell, in writing my Last Will and Testament, do hereby will my smiliest DX Tourney to Elliot Ness of the cafeteria. I, Charles Anderson, will my ability to shift a straight stick without grinding the gears to Barbara Jones. I, Charles Very, the party of the first part, will all the bad luck in the world to the party of the second part, namely Mr. Risinger. 81 l, Josephine Deaton, will to any capable junior my office practice set providing that they finish job 14 in the amount of time it took me. t1 whole weekl. l, Kansas City Kitty Flynn, will a bucket of cement to Mr. Myers to patch up the path I made to Mr. Reis's office. I, Peggy Simpson, will my office as President of the Arts 8i Crafts Club, to Earl Lile. l, Becki Carrico, will my government notes and my economic workbook to my sis- ter Barbara. I, Sam Conley, do will my front row seat in economic class to any junior in second year French who is naive enough to take it. I, Linda Young, leave to Jimmy Young my Texas drawl which I'm sure he will appre- ciate. l, Mike Conley, of unsound mind and unsound body, leave my empty head to anyone who wants it. I, Ralph Chandler, will my locker to Eddie Hale, provided he can open and close it. I, Connie Evans, being of sound mind and repaired body, will my skills on the trampos line to anyone who has a knowledge of first aid. l, Rick Myers, will my typing prowess and golf scores to Pepper Cooper. l, Wayne Darnall, will my patience, slow temper, good diSposition, and cool headedness to Mr. Reis because he is going to need them with next year's seniors. l, Robert Hlntellectual Doss, will my ability to pass my courses without studying to Tommy Parker. l, James Hobson, hereby will the ability of the 2nd year printing class t007 clubl to outsmart Mr. Reis lElliot Nessl in the cafeteria, to the boys of the lst year print- ing class. I, Jo Ann Balmer, will my chemistry ability to any deserving junior providing they can stay awake in class. I, Rebecca Robertson, will to my sister, Nancy, success in her senior year and the fact that nobody will call her Rebecca. I, John Peters, being of almost sound mind, leave my ability to spell, my short sideburns, and three bobby pins to Bobby Patton. I, William Fields, hereby will my patent leather shoes to anyone who wears size seven provided they will keep them shined. l, Paula Seals, will my ability to come to school and still keep my home together to any girl who wants to get married and thinks she can do as good a job of it as l have done. I, Deana .Smith, will my ability to survive Mr. Dean's 4th period study hall to some studious junior in case he gets out in such a class. I, Deedra Endicott, will to my sister my ability to pass Economics and Government. l, Peggy Jewel, will my ability to stay slim to Debbie Longest. l, Sam Adcock, leave my kingdom of Boga Boga Land to Mr. Risinger on the condition that he leaves me his pretty black and white shoes. I, Larry Fox, hereby will my ability to collect tickets to Charley Hale. l, Roger McVicker, do hereby will the gym supply room to Tom Shields, who will be mopping the floor, for the next three years. I, Kathy Gladding, will my well-worn French I book to Pam Werner, as it seems she will need it again next year for French III. I, David Beck, will my ability to carry around lloodles and gobs of notebook paper, homework, no less than three textbooks at a time, trash, and just about everything else available to Carolyn Kaelin providing she uses a large wagon to haul the junk around. I, Glenna Bottortf, will to Bobby Burden my ability to remain cool, calm, and col- lected when I see another girl talking to him. I, John Daubs, will my ability to pass government with three F's to Tommy Parker provided he gets that far. I, Donna Hoagland, nearly driven out of my mind, will my initiative to put up with John to anyone who goes with someone who thinks he's a genius. I, Nancy Johnson, will my seat in government and economics, plus a lot of luck in understanding them, to my sister Mary Ann. I, Margarette Adams, will my ability to remember where I put things to Wanda Johnson. I, Merle Turner, will my ability to any future basketball queen to get through the ceremony providing she doesn't break out in hives as I did. I, Berella Jones, will all the questions I couldn't answer in government to anyone who thinks they can answer them. I, Karen Van Over, will one can of my hair spray to my sister, Cheryl. I, Bena Phillips, will any advanced typing student my ability to get along with Mrs. Cornett and still be the worst typist in class. I, Doug Townsend, will my ability to get along with Mr. Byrd to Gary Roseberry. l, Donnie Baker, will my prize possession, my government book, to anyone with the nerve to ask for it. I, Jan Rose Thomas, will my ability to hurry and still be late to Connie who is already off to a good start. I, Bruce Casey, being of sound mind and body do hereby will nothing to nobody for I need all I can get. 82 I. Gary Robertson, will my trouble with Government, economics, and Mr. Risinger to Sandy Mannix and Mike Cherry. I, John Martin, will my ability to kill a doe to anyone who wants to try without getting caught. 1, Brenda Bolin, do hereby will my ability to withstand the frightening stares that a 4'11 tall girl who goes with a 6'4V2 tall boy gets to any haIf-pint junior girl who thinks she can care as less as I did. I, Margaret Carlton, will to Nancy Carlton my ability to pass Bookkeeping under Mr. Francke. l, Rosemary Sargent, will to Janet Sargent our 1964 Galaxie 500 Ford. When I get a new Corvette to hot rod around in, in 1986. l, Danny Carr, do will my ability to get into more trouble with Miss Ross in the library for helping Pat to Jim Conley. l, Verdeen Gibson, will my chemistry, English and government books to Diane Price if she is smart enough to use them. I, Jo Ann Mannix will my ability to get in and out of arguments to anyone with the nerves to take it. I, Rosa Hall, with great joy, will my tallness to Donna Frazier. l, Mike Cave, will my ability to play every day in band to Robert Griffith because as much as he plays it's a wonder he still remembers how. I, Steve Stoner, will anything that l have because I don't own anything. I, LeRoy Williams, hereby will my seat in government and all of its problems it will contain to Anita Williams. I, Patty Powell, being of sound mind and good spirits do hereby will my llgood driving ability to that smart sophomore Nikki Tackett providing she can go through the Ranch House without hitting a car. I, Anne Goedeker, being unfortunate in Mr. Risinger's class, will my seat to Joe, hoping he will do better than I did. I, James Arnett, being of fairly sound mind and body, will my ability to barely pass physics to anyone crazy enough to take it next year. I, Karen Stricker, will my seat in geometry class to any deserving junior providing they want to be the only senior and who eats lunch in exactly nineteen minutes. I, Virginia Jones, being of sound mind and body ll thinkl, do hereby will my car, which has more personality than any other car I know lno reverse, bad brakes, a glove compartment that has to have a glove to keep it shut, one door that you can't get out of and one you can't get in, a window that won't roll down, plus a few other thingsl, to Mr. Risinger, maybe he will have a wreck in it. I, Regina Williamson, being of sound mind and body, wishing to direct how my affairs will be managed after I am gone, hereby will my slightly worn madras hat to Mrs. Gladding. l, Sandra Hobson, being of sound mind and body, will my shorthand book to my sis- ter, Nancy, in the hopes that she will do better than I did. I, Gaye Crone. will my ability to be a Clairol girl to any girl who can afford it. I, Robert Reynolds, hereby will all my Empties to David Reynolds. l, Mike DeVary, hereby will 2 acres of rice paddies in Viet Nam to Mr. Myers. l, Dale Ferguson, will my ability to get straight A's in General Business to Benny Ledbetter provided he has the right teacher and does well in basketball. Vaya Con Dios -Junior 8. Senior Prom Theme Seated are: Mike Brading, Senior Class Treasurer; Mr. Larry Dean wponson; Wayne Hubbard, Senior Class President; Robert Bowen, Junior Class President. Standing: Virginia Gladding Senior Sponson; Laurie Williams Uunior Sponson; Katherine Milam Uunior Sponson. The pretty senoritas are Peggy Sullivan and Juanita Hall. I Could Have Danced All Night ? , A night of dancing was enjoyed by teachers and students both. Every- one seemed to have a marvelous time on the beautifully decorated dancing floor. Prom King and Queen Prom's Queen is Miss Jonnie Eccles and Prom King is Mr. John Merriman. I I King 8. Queen's Court , Second runners-up: Roy Law and Brenda Burchett, Queen J. Eccles and King J Merriman. ! First runners-up: Josephine Deaton and Amos Breashear Looking Things Over 84 Fggfskza 11; .A JUNIOR HIGH They Are Searching-For Knowledge . . .53. g: DeVore, Sharon Ennis, James Duvall, Danny Fox, Russell Grimes, Jimmy Harrison, Jeanette Neville, Donald Patrick, John Shipman, Rebecca Sommerville, Rodney Ihomas, Ransom Treece, Doyle Front Row: Tom Collier. President; Steve Brading, Treasurer; Mike Meredith, Reporter; Monte Sanders, Vice President. Second Row: Mr. David Creps, Sponsor; Sharon Campbell, Secretary; Mr. Lonnie Willoughby, Sponsor; Mrs. Nita Morgan, Sponsor; and Mrs. Ann Eblin, Sponsor. Akernon, James Bogard, Sandra Campbell, Linda Carpenter, Jackie Cook, Allen Coomer, Phyllis Johnson, Roger Kennedy, Terri Little, Darrell Lynch, Leland McIntosh, David Molch, Steven Walter, Patricia Watson, David White, Clifford Williams, Diana Yenawine, John 8 B Bledsoe, Kerry ' Braun, Allen Broughton, Roger Cochran, Arnold Cox, Steven Duncan, Herschel Goins, James Hanson, Clarence Helzer, Sharon Kindred, Patricia Kisor, Peggy Knear, Donna Lewis, David McKee, Connie McRae, Cindy Miles, James Morgan, Barbara Mullins, Frank Oglesby, Margaret Owen, Norma Pacey, David Shaw, June Singleton, Charlotte Williams, Bill Zehner, Kathy Allen, Paulette Bare, Barbara 84: Brading, Steve Casey, Sheila Caudill, Tommy Cole, Nancy Collier, Tommy Conley, Margaret Cooper, Tom Darby, Gary Farmer, Wanda Gallman, Karen Gilbert, Libby Griffitt, Lorna Hall, Mike Hampton, Larry Hedge,Joe Hester, David Houchen, Sterling Howard, Geneva Lowe, Matthew Means, Pamela Meredith, Mike Norman, Vernie Pearman, Linda Robertson, Thomas Russell, Alice Seagraves, Vicky Slone, Robbie Sullivan, Barbara 8 D Amburgey, Jack ' Balmer, Beatrice Bradshaw, Eileen Carlton, Nancy Deaton, Eugene Evans, Gary Evans, Sharon Frakes, Douglas lson, Sandra Jones, Thomas Latham, David Mackey, Joel Montgomery, Melinda Montgomery, Mickey O'Bryan, Michael Pemherton, Donna Ross, CharUes Smith, Janeen Smith, Thomas Tucken Tony Van Over, Cheryl Whittaker, Anita Williams, Ernie Wilson, Richard 8 E AIbertspn, Dan ' Braswell, Ronnie Bland, Debbie Bridges, Rita Campbell, Patricia Cissell, Linda Decker, Grace Fox, Michael 1 Gray, Craig Hall, Roxanne Howard, Phyllis Jeffries, Mitchell Kavanaugh, Kathy Kemp, Greg Kisor, Grover Kittrell, Larry Lowery, Michael Nichols, Steve Noonan, Hazel Reich. Stephen Roller, Mary Stewart, Joyce Stocking, Jim Walden. James Williams, Jeanie Wright, David 8-6 Crone. Carl Evans, Karen Fields, Phyllis Linne, Terry Lozier, Mary Martin, Mary Spencer, Bessie Truman, Jackie Tackett, James Tucker, Yvonne Tyler, Sharon Warren, Robert Campbell, Pamela Cherry, George Colvin, Jo Ann Craig, Danny Craig, Ronnie Crick, Kenneth Matthews, James Middleton, Shirley Miles, Dan Moore, Laura Rosengarn, Wanda Sanders, Monte Webb, Shirley Webb, Steve 8-F French, Betty Giltner, Robert Hess, Terry Huff, Richard Humes, Kenneth Ingram. Pat Ortensie, Donald Phillips, Denise Shuman, Frances Robinson, Richard Sowder, Fred Tyler, Sylvia Boger. Jacquie Cooper, Carolyn Doss, Chris Doss, Larry Emery, Lillian Fields, Hubert McCawley, Robert Lindsey, Donna Faye Littrell, Tony Lyons, Brenda Mattingly, Marvin Myers, John Dir; 7th 0' Row One: Gary Reynolds, Reporter; Harold Stillwell, Vice President; Tommy Lewis, President; Timmy Tackett, Secre- ass tary. Row Two: Brenda Hubbard, Reporter; Mr. James Pack, Sponsor; Miss Jean Strassel, Sponsor; Mr. Guy McClure, Officers Sponsor; Mrs. Jean Myers, Sponsor. Seventh Grade Marches 0n-Tn Learning : 7'A E4 BBaegtty A. Blessett A. Colvin S.Casey M. Craig 0 Crick ' H. Daniels ' 0 Davidson S. Deaton J.Dunn E. Fields D. Gibson J. Gray f M. Grimes V C. Lyons M. Gregory B. Hooper E. Hubbard M. Jones L. Little 3 A. Martin J. McCurdy I V A. Montgomery ' R. Pennington D. Schindler ; J.Shnms H. Stillwell L. Truman V. Walker R. Williams G. Wilson J. York Adams, Connie Anderson. Linda Berry, James Biggs, Jerry Brumley, Barbara Carter, Danny Clayton, Charlotte Coy, Tim Crum, Martha Darnall, Neil Delaney, Mike Falls, James Fink, Cheri Fletcher, David Hays, Tommy Jones, Pamela Lewis, Tommy Meeks, Jean Morgan, Paula Newsom, Jeva Owens, Marcus Phillips, Patsy' Prather, Jo Ann Reynolds, Gary Rnsrnger, Gail Robertson, David Russell, Michael Seibel, Anita Shaw, Steve Shepherd, Loren Siphers, Kathy Tackett, Timmy Tull, Robert Wampler, Susie Wynn, Pamela Adams, Barbara Ashby, Larry Barton, Kenneth Bowen, Marjorie Brashear, Darlene Boyd, Dennis Burks, Linda 7-B Cassell, Jane Cooper, Patricia Darrah, Dwaine Dean, Joan Dones, Cynthia Edens, Roger Emery, Brenda Gaines, Diana Gould, Reynold Gutting, James Hedge, Cathy Maggard, Shoma Osborne, Libby Sego, Denise I Smith, Finace Stephens, Lynn Stricker, Judy Thompson, Phyllis Woodward, Alan Williams, Benny Akemon, Bessie Bowling, Gloria Brashear, Eddie Cissell, David Cissell, Martha Conner, Janice Couch, Greg Crace, Leon Crider, Michael Curtis, Lynn Davidson, Anita Dones, Larry Doyle, Betty Jo Givans, Russell Haynes, Mike Hodge, Marvin Hubbard, Brenda King, Carol Kinsey, Marilyn Lewis, Karl Moore, Kathy Nash, Randy Norman, Gerald Pullen, Wanda Rawlings, Douglas Richardson, James Sanders, Rhonda Simpson, Pamela Smith, Dianna Stamper, Mike Stewart, Gary Tull, Steve Whitaker, Randy Woody, Vickie Worley, Torn Good English-a Must in All Walks of life Akemon, Carolyn 7'E Baker, Bobby Black, Dennis Boger, Terry Brown, Mayrene Calhoun, Eddie Campbell, Wilma Carver, Kathy Cole, Barbara Cook, Anna Cooper, Charles Coulter, Ronnie Crider, Larry Crone, Patrick Dean, Carol Emerson, Vickie Fields, Patricia Frickhoeffer, Earl Halcomb, Freddie Hartson, Martha Hill, James Howard. Randy Jackson, Wayne Massey, Mary McIntosh, Sandra Merriman, Gerald Nash, Barkley Ortensie, Ronnie Phillips, Elaine Reed. David Reynolds, Jesse Risner, Denise Simpson, Patsy Smith, Dale Stanley, Virginia Iillett, Dale Veach, Denise Webb, Mike Jr. High Student Council Jr. High Basketball Queen and Attendants S. Helzer W. Farmer B. Adams D. Knear, queen 8th Grade First Row: Robbie Slone, Greg Kemp, Dan Albertson, Steve Brading, Mike Meredith, David Lewis, Doyle Treece, Joe Hedges, Rodney Somerville. Second Row: Donald Neville, Manager; Bobby Giltner, Monte Sanders, Joel Mackey, Mike Hall, W John Patterson, coach; James Akemon, Steve Reich, Frank Mullins, Kerry Bledsoe, Jim Stocking, Manager. Basketball Team . 5:9 a , - 5 , ' ,;E.,;:;.,.. ' . . , . . . 3;. L . 5 - -gzgtw ,, 7th Grade Basketball First Row: Charles Cooper, David Robertson, Mike Stamper, Dennis Boyd, Mr. John Patterson, coach; John Simms, Mike Russell, Steve Tull, Gary Reynolds. Marvin Hodge, Eddie Brashear, Harold Stillwell, Gary Stewart, Tommy Lewis, Team Timmy Tackett, Tommy Hays, Mike Jones, Tim Coy, Manager. 94 Jr. High Baseball Row One: M Russell, 3. Tull, D. Treece, M. Meredith, D ; g Albertson, G. Kemp, T. Robertson. Row Iwo: Mr. David . Creps,C.Cooper,T Cooper,D.Neville,T.Tackett,R Edens, I : 5 ' - V, Norman, K. Barton, Mgr. Row Three: T. Collier, J. Macr V 1 key, M. Hall, F. Mullins, J Hedge, D. Little, D Car1er,Mgr. Q. . . , , r w m n.0,. C , I n U HIE ll ,, .hmr u an r,-r 1- ' Jr. High Track Row One: M. Gregory, A Braun, D. Neville, C. Cooper, J. Goins, D, Robertson, G. Kemp, D. Albertson, M. Meredith Row Two: B. Giltner, E. Ennis. D Lewis, D, Treece, D, Russel, G. Reynolds, 3 Brading, J. Hedge. Row Three: T, Lewis, M. Hall, F. Mullins, S Reich, J. Akemon, C Lyons. K. Bledsoe, J. Mackey, R. Somerville. Jr. High Chorus Row One: D. Knear, S. Heller, 0 Hedge. 8, Morgan. P Kindred, N Owen, R Thompson, M Bowen, J Dean. L. Osborne, Mrs. Sutton. Row Two: S Boyard, B. Adams, P Kisor, K. Zehner, L. Burks, C. McKee. J Shaw, P. Cooper, M. Oglesby, J. Cassel, D Brashear. Row Ihree: LA Steph ens, D. Gaines, J. Roller, B Emery, 0 Bones, 8. Maggard. C. McRae, C. Singleton, V. Zimmerman, J. Stricker. D. Iego. Row Four: K Barton, L. Ashby. D. Boyd. D. Duncan, A. Cochran, 3. Cox, D, Lewis, K. Bledsoe, A Braun, D Pacey. J. Goins. Row Five: K. Gallman, B. Lyons, R. Gould, A, Woodward, B. Williams, R. Edens, B. Williams, 0, Darrah, J. Gutting, R. Broughton, F. Mullins, 0. Hanson. Row Six: P, Allen, R Ingram, J. Boger, D. Phillips, C. Cooper, l. Tyler, R. Hall, J. Conner, J, Williams, B, Balmer, K Pember ton, C. King Row Seven: P Means, G. Howard, S McIntosh, P. Fields, P. Fields, A, Martin, A. Davidson, D. Bland, W Rosengarn, R. Sandefs, R Campbell, B. Hubbard. D. Wil Iiams Row Eight: W. Pullen, L Griffin. A. Russell. C. Clayton, P. Jones, 8 Akemon, V. Woody, E. Hubbard P. Campbell. D, Smith, T. Linne. P, Simpson, Y, Tucker, 8 Doyle. Row Nine: N. Cole. M. Conley, W. Farmer, G. Bowl ing, K. Seibel. M. CisseH, L. Curtis, M. Kinsey, J, Simms, R Bridges, M. Sanders, D. Schindler, L. Crider Row One: K. Hedge, G. Risinger, B. Adams, S. Fink, Miss Jean Strassel, M. Oglesby, J. Boger, M. Conley, S. Heller. Row No: C. McCray, A. Doyle, S. Thompson, C. Simpson, M. King, K. Zaner, D. Knear, P. Kisor, D. Philipps, D. Farmer. Row Three: 3. Casey, S. Fields, G. Howard, P. Kindred, R. Sanders, P. Simpson, D. Bland, C. Cooper, P. Ingram, L. Griffith. Row Four: B. Barle, J. Shawe, B. Morgan, P. Allen, L. Gilbert, P. Cooper. J. Dean, P. Brashear, D. Adams, C. Singleton, C. McKey, N. Cole, A. Russel. 8th Grade Basketball Sharon Heller, Margaret Oglesby, Margaret Conley, Jackie Boger Cheerleaders 7th Grade Cheerleaders Row One: Barbara Adams. Row Two: Gail Risinger, Cheri Fink. Row Three: Cathy Hedge. Jr Hi II Science Row One: J. Patrick, A. Braun, S. Brading. D. Lewis, M. Hall, J. Hedge, Mr. McClure, Sponsor. Row Two: J. Yenawine, I g D. Frakes, G. Evans, J. Miles, J. Goins, R. Broughton, T. Collier. Row Three: F. Mullins, D. Wright, T. Hess, M. Fox, K. Bledsoe, D. Pacey, C. Cooper. Book Club Jr. High FHA First Row: Jt Stewart, S. Bogard. M. Montgomery, J. Boger. C. McRae, C. Cooper, C. Singleton, K. Zehner. M. Conley, Second Row: Mrs. Myers tsponsort. P. Cooper. S, Magr gard, E. Hubbard. C. McKee. C. Clayton. L. Stephens, V. Zimmerman, J. Stricker. Third Row: D. Phillips, J. Dean, 0. Brashear, M. Kinsey, W. Pullen, D. Williams, K. Gattt man, P. Allen, B. Spencer, J. Robinson. P. Ingram. Fourth Row: S. Helzer, J. Harrison, P. Coomer, L. Campbell, Bt Shipman, P. Walters, 8. Casey, P, Phillips, J. Newsom. L. Griffittt Fifth Row: J. Shaw, Gt Howard, A. Russell, W. Farmer, D. Knear, P. Kisor. B. Adams, C. Hedge. P. Simpr son, N. Cote, Bt Morgan. Jr. High Science Club First Row: Mr. Friend tsponsort, D. Craig, J. York, J. Tackett, L. Crider, R. Sanders, J. Newsom, G. Bowling. Second Row: C. Cooper. D. Wright, 8. Cox, L. Hampton, R. Craig, M. Jones, V. Woody, R. Bridges, M. Sanders. Third Row: E. Calhoun, G. Wilson, A. Martin, P. Jones, C. Adams, J. Cassell, L. Burks, M. Craig. Fourth Row: F. Halcomb, G. Merriman, D. Fletcher. J. Falls, D. Carter, E. Frickhoefer, R. Ortensie, H. Stillwell, C. Crone. Fifth Row: D. Smith, J. Simms, J. Biggs, Mt Fox, F. Coy, F. Hays, D. Schindler, R. Gould. A Counselor to Console Without the school's counselors, there would be some students that would have qmt school and never fINIShed. Today they are thanking these teachers who mean more to them than a mere teacher, Chartestown High IS very fortunate to have three of the greatest counselors a school could ask for. Pictured at the left IS Barbara DeVary and Drl Aebersold. Ptctured at the left :3 Barbara DeVary and Drl Aebersold. Row One: G. Howard, N. Cole, D. Gallman, V. Seagraves, B. Sullivan, D. Williams, L. Gilbert, S. Wampler. L. Pearman, P. Allen. Row Two: D. Fletcher, D. Carter, A. Seibel, M. Crum. L. Anderson, K. Siphers, P. Jones, P. Morgan, T. Coy, M Jones, Mr. Barry Byrd. Row Ihree: P. Means, M. Lowe, C. Clayton, M. Delaney, M. Hall, M. Meredith, T. Cooper, J. Falls, M. Owens, W. Farmer, M. Conley. Row Four: R. Tull, J. Berry, J. Biggs, J. Prather, C. Adams, 8. Casey. B. Bare, D. Watson, T. Collier, R. Sloan, S. Brading. Row Five: A. Russell, L. Griffitt, V. Norman, J. Hedge, T. Tackett, T. Lewis, P. Wynn, M. Russell. Row Six: M. Shepherd, S. Shaw, L. Hampton, D. Robertson, 8. Houchen, N. Darnall, D. Hester, T. Robertson, G. Darby. .. n, . Shop Row One: M. Craig, F Halcomb, P. Crone, D. Smith, K. Barton. Row Iwo: John O'Rear, J. Ennis, J. Grimes. D. Little, T. Caudill, T. Cooper, William Madden. Row Ihree: J. Berry, J. Cutting, A. Woodward, M. Hall, D. Carter, F. Mullins. Row Four: G. Darby, S. Brading, C. Doss, R. Robinson, J Hedge. Club Jr. Hi Science Club Row One: Mr. Carlos Friend, Sponsor; D. Craig, J. York, J. Tackett, L. Crider, R. Sanders, C. King, G. Bowling. Row No: C. Cooper, D. Wright, 8. Cox, L. Hampton, R. Craig, M. Jones, J. Newsom, R. Bridges, M. Sanders. Row Ihree: E. Calhoun, G. Wilson, A. Martin, P. Jones, C. Adams, J. Cassell, L. Burks, M. Craig. Row Fout: F. Halcomb, G. Merriman, D. Fletcher, J. Falls, D. Caner, E. Frickhoeffer, R. Ortensie, H. Stillwell, C. Crone. Row Five: D. Smith, J. Simms, J. Biggs, M. Fox, T. Coy, T. Hays, D. Schindler, R. Gould. Jr. Hi FHA Row One: J. Stewart. 3. Bogard, M. Montgomery, J. Boger, C. McRae, C. Cooper, C. Singleton, K. Zehner, M. Conley. Row Two: Mrs. Mary Lou Myers, Sponsor; P. Cooper, S. Maggard, E. Hubbard. C. McKee, C. Clayton, L. Stephens, V. Zimmerman, J. Stricker. Row Three: D. Phillips, J. Dean, 0. Brashear, M. Kinsey, W. Pullen, D.Williams, K. Gallman, P.A1len, 8. Spencer, J. Robinson, P. Ingram. Row Four: S. Heller, J Harrison, P Coomer, L. Campbell, 8. Shipman, P. Walters, S. Casey. P Phillips, J. Newsom, L. Griffit. Row Five: J. Shaw, G. Howard, A. Russell, W. Farmer, D. Knear, P. Kisor, B. Adams, C. Hedge, P. Simpson, N. Cole, B. Morgan. Problems, Problems It seems as though Brenda Burchett is being enlightened in the problem field by no other than Mr. Eugene McLemoret A Quick Look at a Busy Group Here are our ten cooks that kept us nourished through the school year: Mesdames Carlton. Ogden, Jenkins, Kisor, ftnerkms. Maytaeld, Allen, Reedy. Another busy class IS the French class. These are some of then projects that they made. At the end of the busy year they say, HBon Jourf' Jim O'Neal Ford Phone CH 6-3341 or 6-3342 516-518 So. Indiana Sellersburg, India no Bill's Auto Store 142 Market St. AI6-3910 P. F. Myers Lumber Company Charlestown, Indiana 714 Means Avenue Jeffersonville, Indiana Nance Flower Shop 130 So. Indiana CH 6-2910 110 Years of Service Sellersburg, Indiana Miles Electronic Service Rogers Oil Company 260 Main Cross AI 6.3119 Sellersburg, Indiana Sta te Rd. 403 Charlestown, Indiana CH 6-2492 Kratz Sporting Goods All types of Sporting Equipment Clarksville BU 2-5400 Peters Insurance Harfford Insurance Policy RGHCh House Sf. Road 131 WH 5-5241 Main Street AL 6-2210 Charlestown Clarkswlle, Indiana Speed Store Speed, Indiana CH 6-2240 ; GRAYSON'S ;; FUNERAL HOME and ambulance E service i, 1 i, 35 1 ii 13.??- I i f .! a i Charleston, ,' i Indiana l l AL 6-2424 TYPEWRITER TERMINAL, Inc. 324 STATE ST. WH 4-7827 NEW ALBANY, INDIANA McCAMMON PRATHER MOTOR CO. CH 6-3524 Sellersburg, Indiana Bales Motors Jeffersonville BAIRD ICE CREAM BU 3-3345 Youngstown Bowling Lanes Youngstown Shp. Center Clarksville, Indiana BU 2-7227 Jeffersonville, Indiana HOOSIER BOOK AND SUPPLY CO. ' Indianapolis, Indiana INMAN 82 SON FOODS Jeffersonville, Indiana First Federal Savings 'E and Loan 123 E. Maple BU 2-6619 Jeffersonville, Indiana 1 '1 : Kannapel's Grade A i I . 1i Dalry 1801 E. SPRING WH 5-6679 Ray's Jewelry 0 gift for every occasion New Albany, Indiana Phone AL 6-2235 C. H. Graves Roadwork Charlestown, Indiana PHONE BU 2-9762 Jeffersonville, Indiana B810 Market 901 Market AI 6-3979 Chorlestown Sellersburg Stone Company Speed 5 H0191 Speed's, Ind. CH 6-9460 Office 201 Utica CH 6-3731 Sellersbur 9 Good Luck to the Seniors Russ 81 Russ Lumber Co. Jim Robinson's Texaco Highway 91962 and Monroe 1562 10 1570 East 10111 5?. Jeffersonville, Ind. BU 2-1335 AL 6-3998 The Distributor for thoughts, . . . ,, Good Luck to the Pirates in '65 Ideas, and commodities. Weber's Jewelry 117 East Uficc St. Sellersburg, CH 6-3336 Indiana Watch 81 Jewelry Repair HALL'S AUTO SERVICE 154 Main Cross AL 6-3293 Charlestown BARE MOTOR CO. 24 Hrs. Wrecker Service J. Julius 81 Sons Our 51 st Yea r At the Underpass Charlestown 1 415 E. Caurt Avenue Jeffersonville Phone AL 6-2217 Nightly AL 6-2497 Phone: BU 3-6114 Charlestown Cleaners PlCK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Market St. AL 6-3411 Original Cleaning - Pressing - Alterations 108 CLARK COUNTY R.E.M.C. Office: SELLERSBURG, INDIANA CH 6-3310 Good Luck, Pirates Barrow Optical Western Auto $ Hearlng Servuce 279 Marke, AL 6-3175 Jeffersonville, Indiana BU 2-9356 Owned and Operated by Robert Williams Yoder Sane Concrete Blocks, Sand, Gravel Office-1220 N. Clark Blvd. Phone WH 5-8131 Jeffersonville Harry 3 Aces Fulkerson's Body Shop Barber Shep On the Square in Sellersburg CH 6-3855 Charlestown Rocket Golf Center, Inc. 0 Driving Range 0 Miniature Golf 0 18 Hole Lighted Par 3 Golf Course COMPLIMENTS OF: UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS- -AND LOAN ASSOCIATION INSURED SAVINGS-HOME LOANS 100 E. Spring St. New Albany Joe Kruse Outfitting Co., Inc. Spring and Chestnut Jeffersonville, Ind. Phone BU 2-9395 Bartholomai Shell ' ngy. $63 Charlestown, Indiana Good Luck Pirates STORZ NOVELTY AND DISTRIBUTING 410-412 Pearl Street Jeffersonville, Ind. Eastern Bowling Lanes 825 Eastern Blvd. Clarksville, Ind. COMPLIMENTS OF: THE LEADER PRINTING 6 PUBLISHING CO. CHARLESTOWN, IND. AL 6-3377 OR AL 6-3378 Ma rgoret Goodma n - Owner HANGER'S DRUGSTORE Clark County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Call BU 3-3591 or 3-3592 JEFFERSONVILLE 945 Wall St. Moughlin Hall Jeffersonville BU 3-6628 Mgr. COMPLIMENTS OF: Charlestown Hardware Company FRAN K GALLAWAY, MGR. O'Brya nt Clothes 728 Main Streets Charlestown, Indiana DOWNTOWN -JEFF PHONE AL 6-3462 Where Your Appearance is cur Profession Goodman Drugs 252 Market St. AL 6-2220 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED Congratulations to Seniors from the Listing Page CHARLESTOWN FLORIST 101 Market Street AL 6-3522 HELEN'S RESTAURANT 260 Market AL 6-3922 MAYFIELD SUNOCO 221 Market AL 6-3983 HEYN STATIONERY 422 Spring BU 3.3686 Jeffersonville DAVID'S STYLE SHOP 409 Spring Jeffersonville HALEY'S DRUG STORE 461 Spring BU 3-6605 Jeffersonville O. L. RICHEY INSURANCE 244 Main Cross . AL 6-2136 In Memoriam Janie Madden J. W. Sanders Donald Stamper Stacy Hall PRAYER NLord Make me an instrument of thy peace; where there is hatred, let me sow love; where there is injury pardon; where there is doubt, faith; where there is darkness, light; and where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Master, Grant that I may not so much seek to be consoled as to console; to be understood, as to understand; to be loved, as to love; for it is in giving that we receive, it is in pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is in dying that we are born to eternal life. At. Francis of Assisi g i ? E g' z 5 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansas City -- Winnipeg Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas - Graduation Announcements USA