Charlottesville High School - Eagle Yearbook (Charlottesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

0193 A R L 0 T T S C H 0 Charlottesville, Indiana FIRST RCW: Carole Owens, Jane Kidwell, Carolyn Roberts, Jean Jackson, SECOND ROW: Celesta DeLay, Richard 0'Kelley, Mrs. Fcurman, Harlan Wooten, Bill Grubbs, Dorothy Johnson, Robert O'Kel1ey Editor Layout Administration and Faculty Seniors History llll Prophecy Classes Carolyn Roberts Celesta DeLay Celesta DeLay and Jean Jackson Carole Olena Carole Owens Carolyn Roberts Richard 0'Kel1ey Carolyn Roberts and Jane Kidiell Snaps Typist Activities Sports Business Manager Advisor Dorothy Johnson Betty Lou MoC1arnon Richard O'Ke1ley and Robert O'Ke11ey Harlan looten and Bill Grubbs Jean Jackson l s Norma Gene Fournan Betty MoC1arnon. LW Lbecbca fion We, the graduating class of 1953, wish to dedicate this book to cur sponsor, Mrs. Norma Gene Fcurman, who has given so generously of her time to our class and to the publication of this book. We would also like to express our deepest appreciation to our parents who have guided us through our school life. We at Ml'Be lr. llr. llr. Ir. llr. lr. llr. lr. lr. lr. E. ltr. Q u1'Be C m'Be Joe Adkins' Frank Arnold Paul Bricker Hurry Guy Garfield 5 ,lflo 5 Mrse Truman DeLay Perry Easton G. A. Griffith 8: Hrs. 8: llrs. 8: llrs. 8: Hrs. t llrs. 8: llrs. Howard E. Grubbs Edgar Janes ' Carroll Jackson Layton Johnson Loran lcclarncn Ivan llcDanie1 Mr. 8: Mrs. Marvin Medlin lr. 8: Hrs. Herbert Miller llrs. Thelma Newton llr. 8: Hrs. Hobart O' Kelley llrs. Joyce Mr. 8: Hrs. Hr. 8 Hrs. Hr. 8: Hrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Hr. 8: Irs. llr. 8: Mrs. llr. 8: Hrs. Hr. E llrs. Ir. 8: llrs. Owens Loran Peacock Roy Roberts George Simmons Omer T. Wicker Russell lickliff Roscoe Wooten Kenneth Kidwell Weldon Shultz Wayne McDaniel CON, tell fd INTRODUCTION ADMINISTRATION FACULTY SENIORS JUNIORS FRESHNEN GRADES ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADVERTISING SOPHOMORES - - - - .!4lfl f0gI'CLl9AZf gi LEFT T0 RIGHT: Mr Don Copeland, lr Charles Simmons, Trustee Hr Cecil Elliott, County Superintendent, M Robert Vandenbark lr Loren Peters PRINCIPAL lr Merrill Vaughan has been principal of Char lottesville High School for the past two years In addition to the many dutles aris1ng from his position as principal, Mr Vaughan teaches Senior gov ernment and economics He attended Canterbury College and received a Bachelor of Science Degree from Butler University SPONSOR Hrs. Norma Gene Fourman, Senior class sponsor, has taught at Charlottesville High School for the past three years. She teaches business education and social science and also served as annual advisor. M s. Fourman received a Bachelor of Science Degree at Bolling Green State University, Bolling X Green, Ohio. 7 51 oo! lCLCl if CIC!! FIRST ROW SECOND ROW Mrs M Caslln, Mrs Dor1s Bell, Vrs DOUth1tt, Mrs Sapp, hrs Wllson, lu' Vaughan, hrs Arnella Bell Mrs Hole, Mrs Sims, Mrs Relchenbach, Lllss h1l11s Fourman , N183 Ralnes LEFT TO RIGHT Nancy Apple Judy Carmany, Betty Carf1e1d, Jane Kldwell Mr Vaughan sarole Owens, Robert 0' Kelley, Dean Funtzmger, Perry Easton 'T .Sgfwlmz UL60l':i 9 5 I 0. I f 3 Ma i Z , n5.w : - 0 ' - ' . . ' . ' . ' 1 V' . u r vc . . , . . : Mr. Cummins, Mr. Bell, Mr. Douthitt, Mr. Green, Mr. Smith, Mrs I , D .. 3 u 3 A ' ' V 0 . , X 4, ' 7 , ,ff ' La O X4 K , V Q z Qi ' N V V ' x ' A , MRS MARGARET H LE English, Latin Library Ball State Teachers MR EVERETT GREEN Science, Mathmatics Boy Scouts Junlor Sponsor Canterbury College Ball State MR JOSEPH F DOUTBITT English, Social Studies Jr High Physlcal Ed Ball State Teachers HR AUSTIN SMITH Band Instrumental Music Jordan College of Music Butler University MR RICHARD CUMMINS Physical Education Science, Coach Hi Y, Drivers Training 7th Grade Sponsor Franklin College MRS ELLICE CURRY Home Economics, Art Cafeteria Traphagen Ball State Teachers North Manchester Butler University Canterbury College jflalky MISS ESTHER RAINES Buslness, Mathematics Physical Education Treasurer, Activities Eagle Staff Ball State Teachers Butler Universzty MR ROBERT BELL Vocational Ag Fun Future Farmers of America 4-H Leader Freshmen Sponsor Indiana University Indiana Central , x Sophomore Sponsor l . l M Purdue University 'i' jG,Cll,Ey IRS EMILY WILSON Grade 3 Butler Univers1t MRS FRANCES SIMS Music and PhyS1C81 Ed 8th Grade Sponsor Butler Un1vers1ty Jordan College of Mus1c MISS MAE WILLIS Grade 4 Canterbury College Indlana State Teachers Y S State Normal, S. Dakota IRS DORIS BELL Grade 5 Ball State Teachers Indiana State Teachers Butler University HRS ELINORE C DOUTHITT Grade 6 Ball State Teachers 12 MRS KATHLEEN MGCASLIN Grade 1 Blakers Ball State Teachers Butler Universlty MRS GLADYS REICFENBACH Grade 1 Ball State Teachers Butler University MRS FRANCES SAPP Grade 2 Blakers Canterbury Xl '73 eniord ' ROBERT O'KELLEY fPresident, Band 4'12f Solo Contest 6-102 4-H 9,113 Chorus 1O'121 Annual 123 'Desperate Ambrosen 112 nHil1bi11y Weddinn 122 Judging team 1O'123 President 112 Valedictorian. RAY SHULTZ QVioe-President, Band 5-123 Hi-Y 10-123 Crafts Club 9'101 Track 10. RICHARD O'KELLY CTreasurerQ Band 4-122 Chorus 9-123 Hi-Y 11-123 Solo Contests 7-122 Annual 122 nDesperate Ambrose' 112 'Hillbilly Weddin' 123 Baseball 11-122 Trea- surer 1l3 Historian. MARY JO ADKINS CSecretaryJ Librarian 93 Camera Club 10: Songs- ters Chorus 93 Office Girl 9-125 Cheer Leader 10-121 Newspaper 10- 123 'Desperate Ambrosen 113 'Hill- billy weddin' 125 Student Council 93 Chorus 7-8. Ili! 5 1 'QD I? 6 W GZFILCTIQ5 VIRGINIA NEWTON and 7 12, Solo Contest 9 12, Chor B us 9 10 Tr1 H1 Y ll, Sunshlne 9 Office staff 9 10 L1brarian 9 10, 4 H 3 12 nH11lb11ly Wedd1n' 12, Eagle staff ll 12 BILL GRUBBS Student manager ll 12, Band 11 12 Chorus ll 12, 'Desperate Ambrose 11 Annu 1 12 a , Vice Presldent ll HARLAN WOOTEN Baseball 9 12, Basketball 9 10 12 Track 10 ll, 'Desperate Ambrose ll nH1llb1lly Weddlnn 12 Jud 1n S S team 9 12 Band 6 12, H1 Y 10 12, F F A 10 123 Annual 12 BETTY CARFIELD Band 8 12, Yell Leader 10 12 Chor us 9, Eagle staff 10 Student Ad vlsory Board 12, NHil1billy Wed lhn 12 JEAN JACKSON 1ne 9 Songster's Chorus 10 Desperate Ambrose 11 G1r1's Chorus 11, M1xed Chorus ll, Annual 12 Ch , orus 12 Charlettes 12 4-H 6 12, Chorus 7 8 'H1l1b1lly Wed dinn 12 Salutatorian Sunsh PERRY EASTON Band 7 12 Basketball 7 10 Base ball 7 10, Track 9,12, Crafts Club 9 10 H 1 Y 11 12, Eagle Staff 12 Desperate Ambrosen ll nHillb1l19 Waddlnn 12. CAROLYN ROBERTS Sunshlne 9-105 Trl-E1-Y 11-123 Chorus 9s nHil1bi11y Weddin' 123 Annual 12. HAROLD JANES Hi-Y 9-123 F.F.A. lO-125 Basketball 9-105 Track 9-103 Judg1ng team 9- 123 4-U 7 123 Crafts Club 9-10. 1953 BEBE MEDLIN Sunshine 93 Librarian 9-113 Newspa per 113 Chorus 9-103 Tri-Hi-Y 12 'Hillbilly Weddin' 12 12, GARY ARNOLD Basketball 9'12j Baseball 10 Track 11-123 Hi-Y 9-122 Crafts Club 9-103 Office 10 CAROLE OWENS Tri-Hi-Y 11-123 Band 5-123 Chorus 8-103 Office 103 Solo Contest 7-12 4-H 4-113 Student Council 102 - ual 123 C villettes 9'1OQ Student Advisory Board 12 DORCAS McDANIEL Songster's Chorus 93 Camera Club 103 Yell Leader 103 Newspaper 9-12 Librarian 123 nDesperate Ambrose 113 Chorus 7 8 CELESTA DELAY Band 7 10, Chorus 8-122 Solo Con 12 Desperate test 9 10 Annual Office 10 12 Libra Ambrose rian 10 C villetoes 9 10 DOROTHY JOHNS ON Chorus 9 12' Annual 122 Sunshine 10 11 Office 10' 9 lb Librarian 4-H 10 Desperate Ambrose nHi11bi11y Weddin' 12 FRANCES GRIFFITF 4-H 8 10 Eagle staff Qwnu 893 11, Sunshine 9 10 10 12 PAUL MILLER Band 11 12 Solo Contest 9 12 Hi Y O C orus 9 12 4 F Ambrose' ll 'Hillbilly Desperate Weddin' 12 QQ Ap,-k....k 7. ia J wr , 1 . . f' ,.. 1. S I . 59' 'PPL 52 3 L 1 I Q s mf' wtf'-s + M .af 4? c. v if Ai' QQOFK ' + 4 it Q We -M- 1 ggi- fads Maier? The class of l9o3 began 1ts school work in September of 1941 with lr: Doris Blnford as our teacher and best friend She had us through the trials of the alphabet and learnlng to read and to write. Mrs Julia McClarnon was our second grade teacher who helped us through more advanced reading and wr1t1ng Her locker room came 1n handy to d1sc1pline her many wayward boys. Our thlrd grade was one of many adventures. hr Frost got us started in the mornings with a few songs, and then, classes Ne learned to WT1t9 wlth 1nk to the time of 'Row, row, row your boat, and be careful Wltf your bottles.' We learned our multipllcation tables in the fourth grade with the aid of Nrs Hazel Williams We also got our flrst look at the world around us 1n th1s grade that's what they called geography Many of the class also started 1nto band, which had gust been organized. In the fifth grade we got our f1rst glimpse of our country when it was young w1th the a1d of John and Pat1ence Farnham and our teacher Hrs Mlldred Poer Our slxth grade teacher was Lrs Dorls Bell In th1s class we learned about the anclent h1StOT5 and the beglnnlng of the world On one January morn ing of th1s year the estland puplls arose to dlscover they had no school due to a disastrous f1re which had burned it durlng the night Many of 1ts students then came to our school we received these classmates when we were 1n the seventh grade. They were Ruth Deck, Perry Easton, Betty Garfield, Farold Janes, Jean Jackson, Carolyn Poberts, and Luellen Wlcker Celesta DeLay also 3o1ned us in the seventh grade The most exciting thing wklch happened in this grade was that we went 'upstairs Tle Blgytb grade wasn't much dlfferent than the seventh, except that we could look upon the new seventh graders as children mr Lyle Bell was our sponsor durlrg these two years. When we entered our freshman year, we began to work both for class money a magazlne dr1ve and contest wlth the sophomores to see who could sell the most EAQBZIHBS Well, we won' And they gave us a turkey supper: BeBe Medlin and Frances Grlffith, both of Greenfleld, Jolned us in th1s class. Mrs Lucllle Fr1tZ was our sponsor the sophomore year To earn money we had a bake sale and a paper drive Ralph Gauker, who had started to school w1th us, moved to Lays durlng the followlng summer We entered our JUHIOP year wlth a pleasant outlook We already had made a l1ttle money 1n 1950 for our tr1p, but we had to make more. we sold candy during this year and had a paper drive, some suppers and a play as progects we also sold magazlnes whlch netted us about S400 We were ,o1ned durlng th1s year by B111 Grubbs from Greenfleld Our senior year started out Wltb very little to do we had made our money for the tr1p, now all we had to do was dec1de what to do with the excess. e decided to leave a trophy case, a flag and flag pole for the school's use As we went on into November we had our Sen1or pictures taken and in January ordered our graduation inV1t8ti0D8 and cards Also we ordered our caps and gowns and selected our play 'H1llb1lly Wedd1n',' which was given the 20th of Larch. we also went to Ind1anapolis to attend the legislature but were not able to get 1n. Mrs Norma Gene Fourman was our sponsor and stalwart gu1de for the last two years She has u dergone many tr1als and tr1bulat1ons with us and we really appreciate her kelp Approximately 40 flrst graders started to school that September of 1941 and of these there are 10 students who have f1n1shed together. They are Jane Kidwell, Gene Br1cker, Betty VcClarnon, Carole Owens, Ray Shultz, Dorcas FcDaniel, Parlan Wooten, larilyn Simmons, and R1chard and Robert O'Kelley. we enjoyed our years 1n C H S and leave with a trlumphant feeling and one of rel1ef both for ourselves and our teachers. This is our past what the future holds we don't know, but we loved mak1ng h1StOTyo 9 O - . A O O l . I . . ' ' So ' 1 . . . . A I A . . . . . D it L . . . . . , . . I . 5 0 I . O , . . . V . . ' - . W . . . . . . L Q l . L I . I I I . I - II I l I A 1 ' Q O and for grades. Our sponsor was Mrs. Helen Schweiger. During this year we had . I Q 1 I . . O , I A A l l . . . O . . V . . . , . . . . . . . A I A . . . 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O I O . . 3 ' ' 1 64156 ,W We, the Senlors of '55, leave our ab1l1ty to keep the teachers smlllng at us and in good humor to any class who thinks they can do it To the teachers we leave plenty of pat1ence because tbey'll need it with the JUHIOFS 'PD' EASTON leaves h1s interest 1n the g1rls and his basketball ab1l1ty to h1s brother, Paul 'Jeanle' JACKSON leaves her ab1l1ty to slng alto to Marlene Deck and er friendly and laughing way to Julla Polllday 'Dork' MCDAlIEL leaves her penc1ls that she has been sav1ng for twelve years fto sell on the street corner when she got out of schoolj to Larry Payne s1nce she wants to keep them in the famlly 'L1z' CARFIBLD leaves her size five shoes to hary Loulse Weber and her bull headed temper to Ann Coucr fPlease use lt Ann I 'Nert' AD INS leaves her alarm clock to anyone who is going into the Junk buslness, and her promptness in getting to school to anyone who wants a tardy record as bad as hers 'Co' OWENS leaves her way with the boy next door fJim H to Lauralee Woo s and her typewriter to anyone who can operate the gadget and his Chev1e to Dean Huntzlnger provaded he can keep it out of W11k1D80n 'Red' ROBERTS leaves her freckles and red hair to Gladys Gregory She knows Gladys w1ll want them 'Grubbie' GRUBBS leaves his helght to Bobby Cooper and his ability to ride a motorcycle to George Roberts 'Fats' NILLER leaves P18 curly hair to Cllfford Dav1s si 'Lu' NCCLARNON leaves her abillty to go steady for two years to Arlene mmons 'Franie' GRIFFITP leaves her curly ha1r to Alta McIntosh 'Newt' NEWTON leaves her quiet ways to Martha Mlller 'CD' DELAY leaves her gob an the Off1C6 to Doris Freeman if she can ever get any work done while Mr Vaughan is in there fNo offense Mr Vaughan I 'Dot' JOHNSON leaves hOth1Dg because she needs every th1ng she possesses 'Windy' WOOTEN leaves his crash helmet to Lyman Couch and his flying tra peze to Mrs Hole 'Tlppy' NCDANIEL leaves his bookkeeping book and that old worn out locker 41 to Larry Payne 'Buck' PEACOCK leaves his abillty to have three different dates in one nlght to Paul Easton 'Slitz' SHULTZ leaves his abllity to skip school and not get caught t Warren Gregory and his 'bucks' to any Junior who th1nks they can get them clean 'Bob' O'KELLEY leaves his position as president of the Senior Class to any Junior who can stand the stra1n 'Dlck' O'KELLEY leaves his typ1ng abil1ty to Dave Colwell 'Janie' KIDWELL leaves her position at the head of the band to Rowena S1lver and Sandra Arnold 'Lew' WICKER leaves her love for cattle to Linda Peffer 'Baby' M DLIN leaves her ability to sleep in government class every Monday morning to anyone who can do it and not get caught, and her ab11ity to stay up late to Phyllis Estell 'Buz' ARNOLD leaves his bashful way to Ph1l Apple 'Shorty' JANES leaves his agriculture grades to Frederick Matlock. 'Gypsy' SIMMONS leaves her slender figure to Martha Bennington. 'lick' WICKLIFF leaves his bony frame to lax Walker. Now, we, the Senior Class, just leave zo O l . . . . h rl-I 1 . , . ' I .J d 'Franz' BRICKER leaves his ability to play a clarinet to Bobby Gene Cook U -. . . ' o KLM P laAecy As I was going to m office on a fine morning, in the year 1975, I stopped at the corner newstand and bought the latest edition of the New York Times Turning to the sect1on on editorzals, I suddenly conceived an idea Why would it not be appropriate to confer with the ed1tor of the Times concerning an ed1 torlal in which it could be stated that many of the country's most famous c1ti zens were graduates of the class of '53 at Charlottesville H1gh School? I then went to the office of the Ed1tor in Chief of the Times, Robert 'Kelley. I had always supposed that he was dest1ned to appreciable recognit in the field of journalism. He and I decided that I should 1nvestigate the whereabouts of our classmates and the means by whlch they had risen to fame and fortune we agreed the best place to start my investigat1cn would be at the place where our success had begun Charlottesville At the Charlottesville H1gh School I found Bett Garfield, the former wor1d's swimming champlcn, now the lnstructcr of physical educatlcn for girls. Also in Charlottesville I met Norman Wlckliff, world's heavyweight boxing cham- pion, and Lynn Peacock, who recently replaced Milton Berle and Arthur Godfrey to become the nation's most popular television comedian On his 800 acre farm just north of Charlottesville, I found Jim McDaniel, a very prosperous farmer, whose hogs had recently captured the first 27 places at the International Livestock Exposition I also stopped at the summer homes cf Sy Arnold, recently appointed Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, and Paul ller, who has now become capta1n of the Chlcagc police force Shultz II, the inventor of the super sonic thermo nuclear two way EE16V18iOD se tF 7'has replaced the telephone Also livlng in Charlottesville was Dorcas McDaniel, who has just set a new world's record for the hundred yard dash I -Fayfthcught she would get some benefit from her efforts to beat the last bell every morning for 12 years. At his home five miles north of Charlottesville, I met my old friend Harlan Wooten, who, after winning the 500 mile race for 15 straight years, has retl H t-'the less dangerous occupation of Human Cannon-ball' with Ringling Brothers. In Greenfield I met Bill Grubbs, head mortician at the William E Grubbs Undertaking Establishment Then I started for Chicago, where I knew a great nu ber of classmates have very important positions. On the way to Chicago I stopped at Notre Dame Univer sity to visit the head football coach, Dorothg Johnson, and at Purdue Univer sity I met Professor Harold Janes, Dean c e ollege of Agriculture Arriving in Chlcago, I first looked up Jean Jackson, now the wor1d's cha - pion typist. Jean has set a new record of 193 net words per minute Stopping at the Conrad Hilton Hotel, Ifcund the head cock was BeBe Medlin Her specialty is 'Tossed Sea Weed Sals.d.' At Marshal Fields Department Store I found Frances Griffith, head sales lady in the furriery department On m way to California to meet the remainlng members of our class, I stopped at Champaign Urbana to visit Celesta DeLay, head of the English depart ent, University of Illinois. Arriving in California, Iwent directly tc Hollywood to meet 'Alahama Lauki' the famous Hawaiian hula dancer. She is the former Marilyn Simmons. Also liv ing in California is Betty McClarnon Bitner, who is na onally known since she became the mother of the wcr'l'd's first set of septuplets In San Francisco I found Admiral Vir inia Newton the fi t to become head of the Pacific fleet of the'TTxT?Y2H'S FI'F1TF1lavv. rs mmm ever Returning to New York, I met Pergy Easton, now the captain of the famous American passenger vessel, the U S S United States, and Gene Bricker, who is becoming increasingly popular with his jazz band. Bs is new playing the laldcrf Astoria Hotel, replacing Guy Lombardc's 'Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven' with his Hottest Music This Side of Scmeplace.' In New York I also met Adkins, prima ballerina cf the Russian Ballet, and Carole Owens, who now s the P0 0 ' ion Ga Mi ' ' . At his spacious mansion in Charlottesville, I talked to Dr. Weldon Rai B -1 e . a - re c - Jo YGZIK. nmAqnuinelapgaE Q! 54.235791 Odlid tmlty to yi Aiilwh ' UM: uIUnu.lhll1 llija1af7 Ghfgf world's champion weight lifter. She was being visited by her friends Jane Kidwell, who is the most highly paid New York fashion model, and Luellen Wicfgf- worldfs jitterbug champion. ' Returning to my Job, as mayor of New York, I dictated this report to my secretary, Carolyn Roberts. Upon completion of the report she sa1d,'But Richard what happened to our sponsor, Mrs. Fourman9' nOh,' I said, 'I found her traveling with a carnival. She told me that after working so hard for two years with our class, she had decided that she couldn't stand the nervous strain of teaching anymore and had become the target for a knife throwing act W A F' O I Quotation on Wash1ngton's Monument Wash1nzton D C Lasonic Temple to George washington Fredericksburg, Virginia Get Ysbur V Sign at Eternal Liglt Peace Lemorial HSh1USt0n'S Tomb 9 Fur , U S Capitol Building Iount Vernon Washlngton D C Battle meld of c1v11 war Unusual V16 Of Iolmt Vernon zternal Light Peace Iemoria 1 fa, N K K E .fi 8 19,9 ' J ' 1553125122 1111i::f:14::., . ,A mmmmwwm gf I Q f I -i4-. ' ' ii1ii1 5 5352555235 X n fg . ,zvf XQ-vs Warren Gregory Fred Matlock Jaok Holliday Phyllis Estell Everett Kyser Martha Bennington Mary L Weber Roger Clarke Helen Isgrigg Charles Peters Shirley Eakin Alan Smith Larry Payne Wanda Lewman Dale Arnold Doris Freeman David Colwell Shirley Oakes MHLOPJ fb. 1 l 'T Max Welker Irene Isgrigg Norman Mine Dean Huntzinger Ronnie Young George Roberts Roberta Elmore Gene Ramsey Patty Glasoook Donald MoKenny Mary Jo Herkless Ronald Davis Beulah Wisehart Lyman Couch PQ i A L CLASS OFFICERS 'I ...J Virginia Hawkins 00 Treas Larry Alan V Pres Pre' Shirley Charles s :' M 'Q 'aim' I 3 s - '3 A :A 4 H. 'X I 4xf, .Ltd . ,Nh '! 'Q D if a .4 ' - -, f? x', ' 'N A ra L X '. .31 r S I W at V . Q G G 3 , ff S , P . 5-if l!!I!Nx D lll gi' - . . G 3 , 'Z ' .' E' 14 L . Q V 51,5 , ' Xian 1 P ' in I 1' 4 ., s . , K 1 25 - , . N D S ig ' air Ladyn So Qerlous So Much Work ' Sly Gal's????? Caught In the Act999? I Ffa' TVDist?99999 X Festival Winners Janltors 26 E ty ' 2411 !0gl'6ll9A.5 Don Nicely Sandra Arnold David Scott Charlotte Hudson David Cook Carolyn Plank Lauralee Woods James Hartzell Marlene Deck Kenneth Busoher Arlene Simmons Roger Beyers I M 4 1 Ak 'ax I A Q Jean Kidwell Bill Griffith Charlene Garrett Paul Johnson Carolyn Hall Martha Miller David Miller Dorothy Wlllard Charles Low 0,9 0l'l'l0I'e5 I . , K .a u. - sg A ', Ruth Wyse Robert Cooper LaDonna Radcliff Tom Freeman Ruth Isgrigg Paul Easton CLASS OFFICERS Deloris Johnson Clifford Davis 259 l ' .I h gp ,ffl Y. , gfkk' : Q D 3 it Philip Apple Keith Brown Larry Fox Joe Wilson eo Treat Charlotte V Pres Lauralee Pres Sandra Ruth SET'IOR'S STTAP PAGFY .----A--.4-.uvuulllld A- K1 If is ?f i?'vP:f iw!!! U14 .J JSR, 1 f Mk zu, W in 1' M1 ll Mil? 'f ddisl-S W1 L n HEG1, Aan Old Chums I'm Hapnyl snake Danceooog Class Offlcf-vs ' Who Took That U1 Ask ., 'inf' Don't You Dare 1 ll oor Proo'79'?'7'7 Now It's Thls Away mY 5:-.. 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Scott, Kenneth Beeson, Davld Willlams, Leroy Rlchardson, elleflf Fa 0 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW: Lo1s Conley, Sue Riddle, Forest W1sehart, Melvln Wells, Harold O'neal, Paul Folllday, B1lly Couch, Steve Scott, Mlckey Bell, Larry Brooks, Benny Brooks, Scott Radcliff Patty Hall, Fred Walker, Ralph Lewman, John Kltner, John Hackleman, Lynn Herkless, Don Hudson, Bobby Cook, Rex Hunt zlnger, Bobby Oakes, George Scott, Jackle Potts, Caroll Kuhn Mr Cummlns, Judy Moore, Joan Athey, Carolyn Roland, Joyce Rasor, Margaret Lowder, Barbara Grifflth, Dor1s Doughty, Paul FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: TFIRD ROW: Harold Brlcker, Patty Pope, Nancy Apple Larry Brooks, Carl Smlth, Nancy Walker, Donnle Ogle, James Root, Philip Bever, Paul Prokop, Carolyn Ramsey, Judy Fall Julia Elmore, Barbara Scott, Judy Morris, Laura Couch, George Wilson, Ronald Jones, Sonia Tanner, Beverly Meyer, Bllly Clark Jimmy Stevens, Mrs Bell Robert Johnson, Huelon Anderson, Nancy Reeves, Llnda Young, Peggy Eak1n, Beverly Galloway, Ronnie Ogle, Tommy Pearson, Carol Richardson, Frank Pearson S71 gfa 8 A Q J ffl J FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Norman Cooper, Judy Speers, Ralph Smlth, De Wayne Roland, Larry Iuntz1nger, Bob Sparks, Charles White, Carl Green, Mary Jane Johnson, Paul Sanford, Fern Wlsehart, Walter Vanden bark, Dick Matt1x, Rose Wyse, Phyllis Bever, Richard Matlock, John Wheeldon, Donald Leisure Mrs. Douthitt Arlene Davls, Rollie Walker, Anne Scott, Junlor Tanner, Loretta Gossage, B1lly Cooper, Marla Mlller, Ronald Farrison, Sharon Holden, Kay Gatlin Sri IWQL G? jourtl Qu 0 FIRST ROW! SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Miss Willis, Sandra Cooper, Jerry Cooper, Melvin Johnson, Jeffrey White, Janice Clark, Algernon Br1nk, Phyllis S661 Rachel Isgrigg Sharon Shoufler, Richard Johnson, Judith Frakes, Michael Brizendine, Sam Brown, Billy Bays, Jill Reeves, Gilbert Conle Sue Arnold, Tommy Nelson, John Cooper, E1leen Thomas Norman Brooks, Jackie Brown, David Lewman, Yvonne Dye, Sue Knlght, Jerry Adams, Jerry Holliday, Richard Jefford, Donna Leisure, Barbara Green, Nonda Gossage, Donald Smlth Larry BSVBTQ RC R ' J ? ' A Sharon Kemper, Marilyn Miller. Q O I W ' yo U O Y ' O . I l YAJ FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW! ThIRD ROW: Linda Couch, John Holliday, Karen Miller, Jimmy Sapp, Dianne willllms, Teddy Shoufler, Ronnie Ns1son, Richard Clark, Susan Simmons, Larrie Stevens Suzanne Beeson, Vh16P16 Claudia, Janet Moore, Iva Wisehart, Beverly Slppel, Myra Kemper, Sandra Kay Bell, Monnon Douthitt, Edna Johnson, Patty Pearson, Donald Medlln, Glen Weber, Carlos Conley. Paul Mooney, Larry White, Lowell Walker, Jeffrey Glascock, Jeffrey Speer, Martin R1dd1e, Irene Gosser, Beverly Anderson, Doris Johnson, Dennis Wilson, Danny Bowman, Jack Vandenbark, B1l1y Kidwell, Judlth Kraus, Roy Burton, Bobby Cllff, Nancy FIRST ROW SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: Larry Walker Sally Ann McDaniel, Richard Walker, Llnda Sue Wood, Frank Prokop, Jeanette Stephens, Tommy Williams Jlmmy Whlte, Susan Ann Thurston, Bobby Nicely, Pete Rasor, Dorotha Pearson, Danny Tompklns, B1lly Swordes, Dav1d Vaughan. Mrs. Reichenbach, Wesley Wilson, Raymond Stockton, Fred Powers, Betty Root, Alan Wicker, Jimmy Niedenthall, Laurls Benefiel. wa! ra Q ir Johnson, Mrs. Wilson. W QCOH Pd 2 FIRST RO : Judy Leisure, Suzanne Draus, Linda Holliday, Vera Johnson, Alan Green, Sandra Hall, Vivian Smlth, Tommy Cooper, Jimmy Beyere, Sharon Hall SECOND RCW: Steve Barton, Joyce Sanford, Tommy Smith, Larry Tanner, Mary Beth Green, Steven Lewis, Dlok Whlte, Alan Holden, Linda Beeson, Janet Guffey, Eugene Cooney, Steve Nelson. THIRD RCW: M s. Sapp, ferry Kinder, Karen Davis, Gary Young, Sue Anderson, De1or1s Swordes, Ronnie Bayes, Carolyn Seely, Phllip Morris, Donna S1mmons, Philip Moore FIRST ROW David Bever, Gary Clift, Betty Conley, Frelda Anderson, Bill Easton, David Barker, Becky Holden. Carolyn Guffey, Stella Broun, Jimmy Garrett, Susan Collins. THIRD RCW Jerry Foster, Mary Ann Jones, Brenda Bstell, Beverly Creek Joe Elmore, Marcia Cole, Mrs MoCas11n wal O SECOND ROW: Velva Griffith, Georgia Braddock, David Dice, Billy Hall, 2 i , , . A. 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V4 'Jars fn ' 5162: Zi . 52-,Q 1 -rv-97' r- marckcng an Our congratulations to Mr Smlth and the Charlottesvllle Marchlng Band This year the marchlng band, consisting of 35 members, particlpated in the Narch1ng Contest for the second time It received a first div1s1on rating from all three Judges The contest was held at Speedway on October ll, w1th over 40 bands particlpating The band members feel that they were well rewarded for the time they had spent 1n pract1c1ng durlng the two weeks preceding the contest. LLFT TO RIGHT: John Scott, Arlene S1mmons,Kenneth Buscher, Judy lcClarnon V1rg1nia Newton, Rowena S1lver, Richard O'Kelley, Carole Owens, Gene Bricker, Beverly Poer, Alan Smlth 0 0 on feafanfa l,tI'll0l' all FIRST ROW Paul Prokop, Carol Richardson Peggy Eakln, Marilyn Miller SECOND ROW: Mr. Smth, John Wheeldon, Larry Brooks, Nancy Walker, Sue Arnold, Carolyn Ramsey THIRD ROW: Judy Carmany, Donald Leisure, Robert Sparks, Marla Kay Miller, Joyce Rasor, Benny Brooks Chlfkffer FIRST ROW: Lauralee Woods, LaDonna Radcliff, Wanda Lewmn, Marlene Deck, Carolyn Hall SECOND ROW: Mrs Sims, Shirley Oakes, Luellen Wicker, Jean Jackson, Dorothy Johnson, Celeeta DeLay I ., EJ I'6l 2 Ll,5lC FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW! THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: Mrs Slms, our new mus1c teacher, 1S shown w1th a group of vrade music pup11s The f1TBt and second grades meet three tlmes each week, and the t11rd, fourth, flfth, and s1xth grades meet tw1ce each week The flrst three grades Slng, dance, and learn S1mp16 rhythms The upper three grades practlce s1ng1ng parts Spring Music Festlvaln Barbara Scott, Kay Gatlin, Ann Scott,Mar1a Kay Miller, Mar11yn Miller, Mary Jane Johnson, Elmore, Judy Morris Nancy Reeves, Doris Doughty, Judy Moore, Sandra Gatlin Holliday, Sandra Owings Beverly Beeson, Martha Miller, LaDonna Radcliff, Charlene Garrett, Ruth Wyse, Judlth MbC1arnon, Vonneltha Hartzell, Ann Athey, Jean Jackson, Beverly Poer, Deloris Johnson Jean Kldwell, Virglnia Newton, Jane Kidwell, Doris Freeman. Sharon Kemper, Rose Wyse, Julia Barbara Griffith, Joan Athey, Joan Dove, Jean Young, Julia 0012 C0l'l0l'l'll,C5 CM O A N . . . . The grade music department took part in a Christmas Program and O ' a O U FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: TPIPD ROW FOURTr ROW Lloyd Young, Keith Brown, Fred Muegge, Philip Apple, Max Walker, Warren Gregory, Jim LGDBDIBI, Larry Mcrrls Gene Polliday, Fred Latlock, Tommy Freeman, Don Nlcely, Roger Beyers, rarold Janes, Lyman Couch, hr Bell John Scott, Joe Beyers, Jimmy Shoufler, Leon Seely, John Ahlefeld, Norman Wickliff, Lynn Peacock, Larry Payne, Ronnie Young, Paul Easton Bill Gr1ffith, Charles Low, Jack Polliday, Dean Huntzinger, Don McKinney, Everett George Roberts, Harlan FIPST ROW SECOND RON THIRD RCW FOUPTP ROW Kyser, Dale Arnold, David Colwell, Wooten Harold Janes, Bobby Cook, David Scott Roger Beyers, James Shoufler, John Hackleman, Donald Janes, Walter Vandenbark, Fred Luegge, Richard Matlock, 'ohn Scott John Beyers, Paul Scott, George Scott, Frederick Walker, Rollle walker, Rlchard Lattlx Scott Radcliff, Steve Scott Tommy breeman, Robert lench, Paul Johnson, David L1ller, Jlr McDan1el, Larry MOPPIS Phllip Johnson, George Mlller, Norman moore, Robert Pope, Jean Kldwell, LaDonna Radcl1ff Jane Yluwell, Paul Llller, Feitr Brown, Robert O'Kelley, Farlan Wooten, Mr Bell if .Agra cu fura CM ' 5 ' . ' . . ' I . I ' . Q O O . : , 'i u o V. - . .U . , . 9 I Larry Brooks, Joe Beyers, David Williams, Robert Sparks. : ' ' 4 , V 'U n ' ' 1 I - 1 , koi 'n l X .L C 0 O 1 I .Si SECOND ROW: UHRD ROW: LCG Shirley Eakin Gene Bricker Wanda Lewmsn Mary Jo Adkins Celesta DeLay Carole Owens, Sandra Gatlin, Jane K1dwel1, Sandra Arnold Mrs Hole, Rowena Silver, Barbara Davis, Mary Jo Herkless, Lauralee Woods , lkrlene Deck, Ann Couch, LaDonna Radcllff, Charlene Garrett, llrs Sims Beverly Poor, Sandra 0l'lngS, BeBe Medlin, Carolyn Roberts, Doris Freemn, Roberta Elmore, Martha Bennington, Ann Athey, Jean Kidnll, Dorothy Willard 3,.,JJ y W UW I I FIRST ROW: Patricia Glascook, Linda Peffer, Ruth Wyse, Arlene Simmons, g O n L- J! ag 5? SEATED Dorcas McDaniel, Mary Jo Adklns, Judy Moore, Martha Miller, Beverly Beeson, Julia Holliday, Virginia Newton, Vonneitha Hartzell STANDING: Perry Easton, Alan Smith, Wanda Le man, Lynn Herkless, Wayne Dyq Mr Douthitt, Miss Raines. FIRST RCW SECOND ROW THIRD RON FOURTF ROW Keith Brown, Richard O'Ke11ey, Perry Easton Max Walker, Roger Clarke, Lynn Peacock, Warren Gregory, Larry Payne Gene Holllday, Fred Matlock, Tom Freeman, Ph111p Apple Roger Beyers, Joe Wllson Harold Janes, Ray Shultz, Ronnle Young Kenneth Buscher, Lyman Couch, Davld Scott, John Ahlefeld, Don Nicely, B111 Grlfflth, Davld Cook, Gene Brlcker, Gary Arnold, Norman Wickllff Cllfford Dav1s, Norman H1Z6, Ronald Davls, Charles Peters, Gene Ramsey,Everett Xyser, Dale Arnold Dav1d Colwell, George Roberts, Alan Smith Mr Douthltt I! , ' L f - 9 5 A x 9 at A .. -A Q 3 3 MQ QRQ' A ,. Q , . O U : ' ' ' , . A, . A. . . ' A : . . . . , . 1- , u 0 i fill' M R M o U . ' Q, 4 A , .I 1 . ' :L-I H ' - 1'P , A l' . ilu: Ca eferia I -g4g,12b2gne..y, Each school day the cafeteria serves plate lunches to the students and teachers at a cost of 30 cents each. Mrs. Curry is the cafeteria supervisor. The cooks are Mrs. Ruth Silver, Mrs. June Reeves, and Mrs. Mary Powers. Several high school students assist the cooks in serving, setting the tables, and oper ating the dlshvrasher. Carroll Jackson, Wally Roberts, Loren Bayes, Perry Easton, Roscoe Wooten, Ed Young, Clarence Cary, Leon W1lson, Arthur Hewson Gill Wllillflf' 9' I P ,,, 3:- l'l vera as . . . . - ., - - '1 6 fr. ' G Q n , M- , . ' M V 4 . . ' -1 Inf' - . f', . r ' , 'G .ff -, U K - '-1- N ,vm :- ,yy may Suki? palro! we . - 'FE -I A -ff L ,1 iq .4 ' 7 ' 1' -L J if ., 1- - fs 1 ,. ' 'W Y: faq. V, , , N ' Mrs. Hole, our librarian this MI R053 SGWU-fd, School Safety Year, has made quite a few improve- P5t1'01m811a 18 on duty in the morning, ments in the operation of the lib- at 11905: and when Sohool recesses in rary. including moving it to a big the afternoon, assisting students to ger roonu Gross the highway safelv fllfel' J raining lr Cu m1ns, Dorcas McDaniel, Irene Isgrigg, Betty MoClarnon, Faye Johnson, Deloris Johnson, Marlene Deck, Carolyn Plank, Charles Low, Paul Easton, James Hartzell, Roger Beyers, Robert Cooper, Kbith Brown, Paul Johnson, Clifford Davis, BeBe Medlin, Beulah Wisehart, Mary Jo Herkless, Carole Owens, Helen Isgrigg, Mary Louise Weber, Carolyn Hall. 1952-7953 SEPTEMBER Organization Day--'Can I borrow a pencil?' First Day of School 7-Sth Baseball game with Wilkinson 7-8th Baseball game with Mt. Comfort School Pictures Taken--'latch the Birdiel' 7-8th Baseball game with Maxwell 7-8th Baseball game with Wilkinson First Tri-Hi-Y Dance--'I got two left feetl' 'Big Rich' entertains at convocation Sophomore Class Party--What Fun!!! Donkey Basketball, Oh! My Aching......Back!! State Teachers' Institute Three days' vacation for students Cand teachers Basketball Season Ticket Sales--Don't Shovel! Senior Class Party NOVEM ER BB3 Knightstown 59, C-ville 36--'Better Luck Next Time Fellows' 'Joy-Bel1,Ringers' at Convocation BB, C-ville 46, Greenfield 40 'Nice going' BB5 C-ville 63, Maxwell 50 fYea Rah Eagleslll BB: Warren Central 58, C-ville 49 fToo bad boys wait till next year! BB: Eden 56, C-ville 53--'Tough one to lose.' BB3 C-ville 61, Lapel 55 CFly High Eaglesll Thanksgiving Convocation by Hi-Y Thanksgiving Vacation DECEMBER Junior Play--Hoodooed Coon BBg Fortv111a'50T'C'-?w?iTI'5 s4 'wait tin the tourneyi' Hi-Y Father a son Banquet W BB3 Wilkinson se, C-ville 39 'What haPP9n9d??? BB, c-villa eo, necordsvilla 54 Qway to go!!! BB3 Manual 63, C-ville 40 'Tough competition' Christmas Dinner--Cafeteria QUm........Boy!!J Dismissal at 2:00 P. M. for Christmas Vacation 'See you next yearil' BBg Mt. Comfort 61, C-ville 54 School Reconvenes County Tourneyg C-ville 65, Maxwell 49: New Palestine 60, C-ville 56--'Don't make 8 habit of this, boyslll' 66lAl'l6!CU' 15 Semester Tests Begin-'Why didn't I study?? 16 BB3 C-ville 65, Maxwell 49 'Nice going! 17 End of First Semester 20 Inauguration Ceremonies seen on T. V. Ain't television wunnez-ful? 21 'Argentine Duo Whip and Rope Experts at Convocation 25 BBg C-ville 69, New Palestine 66 fThis makes up for the CountyJ1!!!!J 28 BBS Franklin tvrp. 78, C-ville 62 fToo bad, fellows, 30 Senior Scholarship Test - What's all this mean? FEBRUARY 3 BB3 C-ville 54, Arlington 52-- b1he1r! What a game! 5 Harter's Trained Animals at Convocation 6 BB5 C-ville 53, Carthage 50--'Good game!! - 13 BB, C-ville 67, Wilkinson 57--'Now 1re're going! 14 State Solo Contest-Fifteen entries, Eighteen blue ribbons--What a record!! 20 BBg Spiceland 70, C-ville 65 Hough onel 21 All-State Solo Contest 26-27-28 Sectional Tourney 26 C-ville 62, lIcCordsville 52--'lice Start!! 27 C-ville 46, New Palestine 42-'Keep it up, boys! 28 C-ville 48, Fortville 42-- IIe've got a team, no one proudex-!!!l!!H IIARCH 7 Regional Tourney: Amo 58, C-ville 62--'You put up s. good f1ght!! 17 Parents meet to plan Jr.-Sr. trip 20 Senior Play--'lhere did all those hillbillies come fx-om??! 25 County Music Festival 26 Tri-Hi-Y Dance APRIL 17 Hi-Y Minstrel 24 Tri-Hi-Y Dance 26 Alumini Banquet 29 Spring lasic Festival HAY 5 Baccalaureate 5 Senior Class Day 8 Commencement--'lallelujahll' says Irs. Fourman. 10 Juniors and Seniors leave en trip 16 Home from trip--'lore Dum INm!! aalQ' 1 , 7' .......... F Utr- gp...-...nf -pf.-M 0-Q -.- I 1 fe Al . U nr IR C3 fir Ara ' al f .-Q.-. I 1 -19 . , gal 4 I - f 3 '9?f. . f' 11' 1' f . jg.-.fa-1 J V gi ...j,',2:j,',- W . ,. k 5 ' K, ' 4 5 I , 'ew , 4' 2 wx uf' --1145 r IW 7 M, pf Q ff mv ygQ5f,.3f?' , Q ' ' Mfr' aff Q4 X 1. ff I 'fe Z, cg' M '?'ffVs,vn. f Ir s 4 ,M X ,W K v , , ef' ,, Ig , y - Am. . . ,NX 'S .W ug, .L ,,g,:4f M. mfg' ff ., 4 , A..1 W 5 var' J 1 m N , 112,732-W 4 I 4435 ,V f fr , 311' ,,5,-uw an, 1 -Iv ,. . 4 -vfq2J .g,,A3 0717- MQ I f H 0,2 ug, 1-uv-2-M -W -4- , --...gg-..-.f-,..,......... .. . A..,,..M,. 4. -. ,W ' , , .445 ,., H .-fA W Mm 'XZ 1 W JL ffm N 41 -.s A A 2 59 Q FIRST RCW Student Managers Ronald Davls, B111 Grubbs, Charles Peters. SECOND ROW Lynn Peacock, Harlan Wooten, Jack Holliday, Max Walker, Paul Easton, Gary Arnold THIRD RCW: Mr Cummlns, Roger Clark, Alan Smlth, Larry Payne, George Roberts, Mr Vaughan. Knlghtstown Greenfield Maxwell Warren Central Eden Lapel Fortville Wilkinson Manual McCordsvi11e Mt Comfort 1 COUNTY TOURNEY 1 New Palestine Maxwell New Palestine Franklin Twp Arlington Carthage Wilkinson Spioeland SECTIONAL McCordsvi11e New Palestine Fortville 44' REGIONAL tt! Agp H Hold that ball George uzraafy 861111 I ' 59 cns 36 40 cas 46 50 cas 63 58 cas 49 56 cas 55 55 cas 61 so cus 34 58 ons 39 63 cas 40 54 cus 60 . 61 cas 54 4 Maxwell 49 cns 65 so ons 56 4 55 cus 56 t 66 ons 69 . 78 c s 62 52 cas 54 so cus 55 57 ons 67 4 vo cus 65 ii vw 52 cns 62 4- 42 ons 46 1' 45 ons 48 cus 52 effeflfe Gain FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: TPIRD ROW: Get that ball Roger Student Managers: Ronald Davis, Charles Peters James Hartzell, Fred Muegge, Janes Shoufler, Joe Beyers, Kenneth Griffith, Keith Brown. Larry brris, Tom Freeman, Leon Sealy, Roger Clark, Norman Wickl1ff, Bill Griffith, John Ahlefeld Knightstoun Greenf1eld Maxwell Warren Central Eden Lapel Fortville Manual Mt Comfort Maxwell New Palestine Franklin Twp Arlington Carthage Wilkinson Spiceland 51 . , !! 34 CHS 26 ' 30 CHS 55 32 CHS BO 27 CHS 22 42 CHS 51 56 CHS 40 52 CHS 31 Wilkinson 34 CHS 36 54 CHS 41 . 26 CHS 49 29 CHS 54 32 CHS 41 . 50 CHS 60 54 CHS 47 31 CHS 43 25 CHS 54 CHS 58 1191, 06101 FIRST ROW: Donald Griffith, Harold O'Neal, Billy Couch, Paul Holliday, Robert Pope, Wayne Dye, Robert Oakes, Ralph Levmzan. SECOND ROW s Lynn Herkless, Student Manager, David Williams, Student llanagerg Donald Hudson, Rex Huntzlnger, Frank Buacher, Larry Root, Scott Radcllff, Ronald Johnson THIRD RUN: lr Douthitt, Steve Scott, Larry Brooks, Paul Scott, Mickey Bell, John Katner. J UNI R I ELL MoCordavi11e O HIGH LEADERS Judy Carmany, Margaret Lowder Barbara Griffith Brandywine H Donna Harrison, Jenna'Rando1ph , New Palestine Wilkinson Fortville llaxwell lloCordevi11e Fortville 89 CHS 44 Wilkinson 42 CBS 28 lt. Comfort 42 GS 82 hxlell 45 CBS 42 In Palestine 85 CHS 35 lflllklilll 27 CHS 26 f - ' P. L 11 X 5 ar A10 re 14 , R Uff, h i R N . 35 CHS 30 24 CS 23 . 54 CHS 46 44 CHS 38 45 CHS 40 42 CHS 27 57 GHS 39 fab' Edin FIRST ROW IEP! 'K FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW M-.I X Joe Beyers, Robert Cooper, James Shcufler, Gene Holllday Jack Holliday, John Scott, Larry Morris, Paul Easton, John Ahlefeld, James Hartzell, Leon Seely, Fred Muegge, Kenneth Gr1ff1th, David Scott Max Walker, Norman Wickliff, Harlan Wooten, Roger Clarke, Dav1d Cook, Donald McKenny, Dean Huntz1nger, George Roberts, David Colwell Gary Arnold, Gene Brlcker, Lyman Couch, Alan Sm1th, Larry Payne, Dale Arnold, Cl1fford Davls, Paul Johnson, mr Cunmuns James Shoufler, Gene Holllday, Fred Muegge, James Hartzell, Rlchard O'Ke11ey, Harlan Wooten John Scott, Kenneth Griffith, Larry MOTFIS, Paul Easton, Jack Ho111day, Max Walker, Coach Mr Cummlns John Ahlefeld, Dav1d Colwell, George Roberts, Lynn Peacock Larry Payne, Alan Sndth, Gary Arnold, Roger Clarke. SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Eaaedaff In 5 V ,ein 3 Q. , :nr ' . , Q We 1 3 A' ' Y I, ' Y I .v . If ' ' , f 'Z ' 2 - J , ,Q V f I Q 3 U at ?' M ,- M X ' ,, e , . 1 r , ,L L ,v ,, 1 . Q 1 ' S .', nl , I , A -A Q' , , . f , . xl., -' Q X X M W X' G . . A 'Q J ' are 5'3 an 2 .5 lv . l 3 . . O 2 I . . . . . I . I l O : ' , MX iff, QRM1 5555 gens 55555 8 8 S abnnus Moses W Vandenbark J Basil Bennington Robert Vandenbark and an s and an s and s Forrest E Eakin Mrs Kenneth Bricker Gordon Glasoook Loran MoC1arnon Clarence Reeves Kenneth Kidwell Mrs 53955 l 'P ' Eiigg 52533 waive F9099 CH mm 'QESS f'!fCD9 l'1 05-'!-'00 gal-J-so S5522 55 and s and s L L Freeman Harold Hudson 55 B11 B S Howard Grubbs Wallace Neber 5 55555 BE 55555 an s and s an s Joe Prickett Kenneth Ca1n Avery Welker Thomas Sapp sarl Wilson Mrs Mrs an s s Carl Dudley Lorin Acree Noble Smith Lee Sllver Roy Roberts 8.11 BD B11 S Mrs. Harrlett MoClarnon ur and Mrs John Cole M and Mrs Paul Poer Mrs Florence He1fner Ida and Mlriam Jessup MT and Mrs Roy Lowe Blanche Adkins Allce Glascook Clyde Dearinger Edwin Braddock Mrs Mrs Mr Mr Mrs A Schwnntes M . 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