Clarksville High School - Legatus Yearbook (Clarksville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

I 960 EGATUS CLARKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL CLARKSVILLE, INDIANA ---ww s . V' QW ,. -.N f.4- - ',, 5' Nb . , , W ., 4. N ,, ,jl X0 ' ' Sv Q' ma- ' K .. , . .av . ,K ' ,, 4-W . A, V .O up A 'lu' 2. Tw 'R A , A sn ' ' . ' 8' 'W rf h Q . If ' ' ' -ls. fs. N 'A K' ' ' 'W-ny M, M- A A, .4 'A .. A 1 ' r . I ' f 1- ... ' - ff fP ,,, Q., ,..- f- , Ny, . - , 2 s. N W I Ku. H., ., -l:N - p Q i , 4 A Yu ' ,,. my V - A Q. YNY . A As, it ,'-.1 ,-' ., ':,:', v-'1 , 'MV ' 'V 'QF A ' hr ,,-4. .N ffl -A t ft...-.' 3 - - fn , -. ,' 5' . ff- av- : , ' -g ' - i - fu. Gm 1 ,ff 'Q 'Ib '- 'H ff- Q M- - 1 imma... - INA, Y Mu. ... ' -' ' ' ' ' 'M qc ,s M-yw A 94 dsx This is Clarksville High School. These students represent her heart. Whether it is her classroom where sparks of learning are kindled, her corridors where laughter bubbles, or the playing field where enthusiasm grows contagious, each individual con- tributes a part of himself to the spirit of C.H.S. To these students, whose activities we have recorded during the year, we dedicate the 1960 Legatus. Vagwwg guard wad 4, M Q S-x., Spawn Wavfded Zeus!! 'K Dqewz Me Spam: of dfmewaeee 71556 f fl' O nga iii 45 0 v ...Q r ' 1 3 A money raising project--selling note paper--is approved by Senior Class officers--Jeannie Graston, secretaryg Judy Lopp, treasurerg Carolyn Hobson, vice-presidentg Phillip Stewart, presidentg and sponsors, Miss Katterhenry and Mr. Johnson. BOBBY ALLEN Gymnastic Club 2,3. The spice of life--wine, women, and song. , J' DONALD LEE APPLEGATE Donnie Audio-Visual Club lg Radio Club 23 Shop Club 3,43 Band 1,2,33 Basketball 1,2,3g Cross Country 1,33 Annual Staff 4. Pocket full of dreams. ' f714'T i'2fffj:, :'.- f - -' , TTIIQQ1 ' ., ' . ' '.'-fb-f . ..,,,5m,,..,J .f . ,P 75. 4 9-IL 4 .j e' - .fav Class Flower: Lavender Pompom Class Colors: Lavender and White K1-NNETI-I S. APPLEGATE Kenny Shop Club 3,45 Square Dance Club 45 Band 1,2 354. l'Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning. VIVIAN L. ASHTON Driver Training Club 45 Chorus 35 Girls' Con- cert Choir 4. Cheerful company shortens the miles. DONAID BAIZE Doat I didn't sleep a wink last night. LINDA BINDER Bender Band 15253545 Dance Band 1,2535 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Annual Staff 4. She has a smile for everyone. l JANET LORENE BAKER Jan Boosters 152,35 Art Club 1,25 F.B.L.A. 35 F.N.A. 15 G.A.A. l. A willing heart and a helping hand. PHIL BAKER Chicken Basketball1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3,45 Ten- nis 25 Golf 2,3,45 Band 15 Gymnastics Club 15 Shop Club 253,45 Class Play 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. Don't tell me that story. 'ss' LEAH KAY BLADES Kay F.H.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 3,4. Patience and gentleness is power. LORETTA BONNEY Boosters 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.H.A. 1,253,415 G.A.A. 1,2. On with the dance, let joy be unconfined. Q fs. 'UK TOM BOOFTER Press Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 25 Audio- Visual Club 15 Classical Club 3,45 Class Play 3 4. J He makes the wheels go 'round. NORMA JEANNE BOTTORFF Norma Boosters 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 1,25 Class Of- ficer 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Annual Staff 45 Art Club 35 Bridge Club 4. She hath blessed and attractive eyes. .fd N7 ii '51 dl BONNIE JEAN BRUNER Jean Boosters 152,45 Chorus 25 F.B.L.A. 3,45 F.N.A. 25 G.A.A. 1. Lady, you have a merry heart. ROBERT BRUNER shop club 1,z,a,4. ll Bobber So chunky, so spicy, so full of good things. CAROLYN CONNER F.B.LA. 35 F.H.A. 45 Future Homemaker 4. A little body often harbors a great soul. JEAN COOK Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,2535 Gym- nastics Club 45 Class Play 35 C.A.A. 1,25 Annual Staff 4. Is quick to learn and wise to know. y if DON COOMER Band 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Art Club 2,35 Audio-Visual Club 15 Bridge 4. Work fascinates me5 I can sit and look at it for hours. CAROLE COYTE Spanish Club 25 Boosters 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 45 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 15 Press Club 3,45 Girls' Concert Choir 45 Annual Staff 4. I knew her by her bright black eyes, her bright black hair. DOROTHY MAE CRAIG Dot F.N.A. 45 F.H.A. 25 F.B.L.A. 35 Boosters 25 Press Club 2 4' Annual Staff 4. Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. BRENDA CAROLYN CRANDALL Brent Drama Club 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 3, Hair of gold, eyes of blue. L, 5 . 5 LINDA DEPUTY F.H.A. l,2,35 G.A.A. 15 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Band 15253545 Library Club 4. Happy art thou, as if everyday thou hast picked up a horseshoe. CHARLES DEVAN Chuck Industrial Arts Club 253. Some are wise, but it's more fun to be otherwise. Mm-nfw :ur 50 J KAY ANN CURRY Annie Tri-Hi-Y 35 G.A.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 2,3,4, Class Play 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Boosters 45 Art Club 15 Annual Staff 4. Drink and be merry. ELAINE DeBOLD Cheerleader 15 Class Officer 1,35 G.A.A. 15 Dance Band 15 Spanish Club 2535 Band 1,2, 3,45 Majorette 3,45 F.T.A. 4. Looking at life through music. RICHARD EISENMAN Dick Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15253545 Class Play 3,45 Drama Club 1,25 Shop Club 3545 Press Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Madrigal 25354. Anything but dull. TOMMY ELLIS Tom Band 15 Bridge 45 Intramural Basketball 4. Never do today what you can put off till tomorrow. V'.'f',:'P' LOUISE FRANZ Squeeze Chorus 2,3,45 F.N.A. 2,35 Press Club 3,45 Class Officer 25 Boosters 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3 This is a person of quality. JANET GESSNER Gus Band 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Class Of- ficer 25 G.A.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 1,25 Dance Band 15 F.B.L.A. 35 Gymnastics Club 45 Class Play 3. Whose little body lodg'd a mighty mind. A453 JEANNIE GRASTON Boosters 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 3,45 Art Club 2,35 Drama Club 1,25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 35 F.B.L.A. 45 Press Club 15 Hoosier Girls' State 35 Annual Staff 4. Short but sweet5 her worth is greater than her size! JACK I-IAJDU Jackson Due Basketball 1,25 Drama Club 15 Radio Club 2,35 Madrigal 25 Chorus 2,35 Annual Staff 4. Smart from the start. 1 A 1. Ds 6'-s. 15,5153 RONNIE GIBSON Gibby Track 1,25 Gymnastics Club 1,25 Basketball Manager 25 Cross-Country 2,35 Letterman Club 3,45 Math Club 4. What am I doing here? MICKY GOLDMAN Mick Intramural Basketball 4. Might isn't always measured by inches. L ...,. ' ' ef ' 4, DAVID HALL Dave Chorus 1,2,3,45 Press Club 45 Student Council 2,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Radio Club 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3545 Madrigal 2,35 Cross Country 2,3,4. Take me out to the ball game. LANA HARMAN Chippy Tri-I-li-Y 35 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Boosters 1,2, 3,45 Radio Club 35 Annual Staff 4. As merry as a cricket. 'ey li HARRY HILLS Chorus 1,2,3,4, Madrigal 1,43 Track Manager 1,2,4, Gymnastics Club 1,2,3,4, Boosters 1,2, 3,45 Cross Country Manager 1, Press Club 2,3,4. Plenty of school spirit. CAROLYN HOBSON G.A.A. 1,29 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, Boosters 1,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4, Madrigal 3, Class Play 45 Press Club 1, Annual Staff 4. Gentle in person and conduct. 'cv REMONA FAYE JEWELL Chorus 3,45 Spanish 3,4. Happy the whole day long. MORRIS DEAN JOHNSON Chorus 45 Shop Club 3,45 Football 1,2. Ain't misbehavin'. JO ANN KEITH F.B.L.A. 35 Press Club 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Class Officer 2,35 Student Council 4. So tall she is and slender, and so fair. RICHARD KEITH Men of few words are the best men. RONALD KENNARD Ronnie Basketball Manager 15 Press Club 1,2,3,45 Audio-Visual Club 1,25 Shop Club 3,4. It's such a wonderful life. CAROLYN SUE KING Carole Boosters 1,2,35 Class Play 45 Press Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 G.A.A. 1,25 F.B.L.A. 45 Annual Staff 45 Art Club 1,2. Life's a jest and all things show it, I thought so once, and now I know it. i BRENDA K. KELL Brent Drama Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Boosters 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Happiness seems made to be shared. RONNIE KEMP Gymnastics Club 2,3. School's swell but my old Plymouth is sweller. I-IELYN KNAUSS Chev Press Club 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,25 F.B.I..A. 3,45 Boosters 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Annual Staff 4. As merry as the day is long. ALICE LYNN KOCKENTIET KoKe Chorus 2,3,45 Press Club 2,3,45 Radio Club 2,35 Drama Club 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Boosters 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 2,4. Her standards are high, and she knows what pleases her. GERRY K. LEE Basketball 15 Cross Country 1,25 Gymnastics Club 1,2,3. Study is a dreary thing. MARY LOGSDON G.A.A. 1,25 Social Studies Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Boosters 1,2,3. Contentment opens the source of every joylll 5951 nl JULA MCMA!-IAN F.H.A. 15 Press Club 15 F.N.A. 25 Driver Training Club 4. A youth to whom was given so much of earth, so much of Heaven. SANDRA MULLEN Sandy Drama Club 15 Boosters 1,25 G.A.A. 1,25 Spanish Club 25 Class Play 3,45 Tri-I-Ii-Y 35 F.N.A. 3,45 Annual Staff 4. She makes two grins grow where there was only a grouch before. f Q ' JUDY LOPP Chorus 253,45 Girls' State 35 Class Officer 1,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Press Club 3,45 Boosters 1,2,3,45 F.N.A. 35 F.T.A. 45 Annual 4. Her eyes smile peace. JOE MARTIN Gymnastics Club 15 Astronomy Club 25 Classical Club 35 Basketball 3,4. Walkin' 'round in circles. 4-4' ' CW? DELBERT PALMER Debb Lou Basketball 35 Gymnastics Club 15 Shop glub 15 Cross Country 15 Chorus 45 Intramural Bas- ketball 4. Arthur Murray's competition. JEAN PEARCY Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.N.A. 1,2,3,-15 G.A.A. 1,25 Boosters 1,25 Chorus 2. Great thoughts come from her heart. LOUIE H. PERKINS D.D. Boosters 15 Gymnastics l,2,35 Intramural Bas- ketball 45 Bridge Club 4. His biggest ambition is procrastinating. BILL PIERCE Gymnastic Club 1,25 Cross Country 25 Boosters 25 Chorus 4. What can you expect when the day begins with getting up in the mbrningl' f w RALPH LEE POULTER Buddy Golf 35 Square Dance Club 45 Gymnastics Club 3,45 Intramural Basketball 4. lllnst. ll SHERRY RAGER Boosters 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Class Play 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.T.A. 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Bridge Club 45 Chorus 2,35 Girls' State Alternate 3. She who inquires much, learns much. in RALPH PINE Gymnastics Club 2, Bridge 4 Master mechanic HETTIE PLUMMER G.A.A. 25 Spanish Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Booster 3,45 Annual Staff 4. With a smile that is childlike and bland. PI-IYLLIS RAISOR Phyl Tri-Hi-Y 35 G.A.A. 1,25 Spanish 15 Chorus 2,3,45 Boosters 1,2,4. Possesses fashion know-how. JO NELL RAMEY Joni Chorus 2,3,45 Madrigal 2,35 Spanish Club 25 Social Studies Club 35 F.T.A. 45 Boosters 1,2, 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Press Club 3,45 Class Play 3 4. , She is changeable and capricious. I6 JEANNE RANEY Boosters 1,43 G.A.A. 1,23 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Press Club 13 Chorus 23 Girls' Concert Choir 43 Class Play 4. Give me some mu-sic. SONJA RANEY F.N.A. 23 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Drama Club 13 Press Club 33 Boosters 1,43 G.A.A. 1,23 Girls' Con- cert Choir 4. With a smile and a song. JIMMY RUMPLE Jim Intramural Basketball 43 Band 1,2,3,4. Ain't no misery in me. DORIS SELF Boosters 1,2,3,43 Art Club 1,23 F.T.A. 43 G.A,A. lg Chorus 2,3,43 Class Play 33 Annual Staff 4. Humor is the foam on the waves of life. an c ' F? 33 zz TERRY REYNOLDS Band 23 Drama Club3 G.A.A. lg F.N.A. 2,3,43 Tri-Hi-Y 3. Maidens should be mild and meek, swift to hear and slow to speak. JOE ROGIER Everybody's buddy. JOHN ARTHUR SELLERS Basketball 1,2,33 Cross Country 33 Track 1,25 Drama Club 13 Audio Visual 23 Radio Club 33 Press Club 1323 Annual Staff 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4. His personality shows in his smile. RONNIE SCHWEICKART Ron Always as quiet as a mouse. '+R-'rf ALBERT SI-IUMATE Chorus 45 Track 15 Cross Country 1525 Basket- ball 15 Gymnastic 1,253. I never let school interfere with my edu- cation. RONNIE SOMMERVILLE Industrial Arts 25354. Next to eating, he likes to eat. DORIS STONECIPI-IER Press Club 15 Booster 1,25 Social Studies Club 2 3. 1 Patience is a flower that grows not in every garden. BILLY S. SUMMERS Band 15253545 Chorus 15 Cross Country 45 Bas- ketball Manager 45 Track 45 Letterman Club 45 Madrigal 3- Math Club 45 Chess Club 3. I'm sitting on top of the world. LARRY SPURGEON Intramural Basketball 45 Gymnastic Club 35 Industrial Arts Club 354. Life gets tedious. PI-IILLIP STEWART Press Club 15253545 Electronics Club 15 Shop Club 253545 Student Council 1,35 Class Of- ficer 2,3545 Chorus 25 Hoosier Boys' State 35 Basketball 152,35 Cross Country 253. A leader of men and a follower of women. deff MARGARET HELEN TANKSLEY Marg Drama Club 15 Spanish Club 25 F.B.L.A. 3,4. Long live the merry heart that laughs by night and day. JERRY TAYLOR Jay Band 1,253,45 Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 2535 Scholar Musicarium 253,45 Madrigal 2535 Student Council 45 Classical Club 354. Many runs, more hits, no errors. NANCY LOU TAYLOR Yancy G.A.A. 15 Choir 1,2,35 Madrigal 2,3545 Tri- Hi-Y 35 F.T.A. 253,45 Boosters 2,45 F.l-LA. 1. She smiled and the shadows departed. JOE THOMAS Joe Stamp Club 15 Model Airplane 25 Campus Display 25 Industrial Arts Club 4. Measures high on every count. CONNIE WARD Con Drama Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 4. Liked and likeable. LINDA WEAVER F.N.A. 25 F.H.A. 15 F.B.L.A. 35 Press Club 2. She lives to the full every minute--gets all the joy and fun that's in it. Q f 'CIT BRENDA TOLER G.A.A. 1,25 Dramatics Club 15 Driver's Training 25 Tri-Hi-Y 35 F.T.A. 45 Boosters 1,2535 Annual Staff 45 Press Club 4. Pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. RICKEY WADE Rick Basketball Varsity 45 Bridge 4. I-Ie's always in there pitching. M -42' 1-:sr BARBARA ELAINE WHITESELL Barb F.H.A. 25 F.B.I.A. 35 Boosters 1,2585 Drivers' Ed. Club 2. The joy of life is living it, or so it seems to me. SANDRAH WILSON Sando Drama Club 15 Boosters 152,35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Library Club 35 F.B.L.A. 4. From a little spark burst a mighty flame. 67 Philip Stewart, dent, presents the class gift to Mr. Hall. Pictured below are the seniors receiving recognition at the Senior Day program, May 20: Dave Hall, the Arion award for the outstanding choral student, Joyce Holland, the Bausch and Lomb award for the outstanding science student, Leah Blades, the FBLA award for the outstanding business student, Judy Hayes and Sherry Rager, senior winners of scholarship letters, and Richard Keith, the John Phillip Sousa award for the outstanding band student. senior class presi- Sa 'S Wa ' -- Shake De gold My Legacy What, when at last I leave these halls, Will be my legacy? What can I leave behind now that The world is calling me? 4' 'Y 6 I can't stay any longer here, The time has come to seek Whatever life intends for me. What can I leave to speak Of things I saw, of things I did, Of things I heard and said? What can I leave behind me now To stay here in my stead? When I go forth from here, there will Remain a part of me: A part of all I've been and Of all I'll ever be, A part of all I've thought and felt-- My gladness and my tears, The victories, the losses, and The silences and cheers, The hopes, the disappointments, too,- For everything's a part, The beauty and the plainness, and The hardness and the heart. I make my legacy of these, They are the things that I Shall leave behind now that the time Has come to say good-bye. .. . Jack I-Iajdu make: .Wa Admiring their class rings received last October are Junior class of- ficers, Betty Lopp, secretary, Steve Gardner, president, Frank Murphy, treasurer, David Reeves, vice presi dent, and sponsors, Mr. I-lounchell and Mrs. Mosel. if-Nur 1? Charles Abbott Bonnie Armour -L-df--w.,a.,,, David Barksdale Susan Bates Sally Baysinger 11 iw Q 18 Q33 'wa gg?-W W1 ,Q -rw ,V .., Z' '-'---v--L.w-e....,.t,. ,MQW QQ if Myron Benton Sharon Bolly Barbara Botkins Barbara Bratcher Tommy Brawner Carol Brockman Bonnie Bullock Jimmy Castlernan GW' 'wwf' IT f,,.4 ,,..- ,W f l 49N 2, '6 Pat Chaney Pam Cochran Patty Colvin Mary Lynn Corby Sharon Dallas Richard Daring Wilda Day Mark Denton lifl ' J , ,. K X. Pattsy Dils Cheryl Dissly ff: Sherry Dold 'CW Shari Drewry Dona Eason Robert Eason Stewart Emery .4- Beth Engebretson 41,- .p 'N Y Lillian Fstep Sue Everett Joan Fleshman Steve Gardner a-A, v y, 50 f , uk ,rv 1 4 'Ar uf ' Q ,uf . jf df' 1... - ,P .vf T, ' ff' 11 MJ -mr f ' A Q51 rv f ', I' Mary Ann Gatterer LeRoy Geary Carol Gilbert Kay Glasscock Harry Graff Stewart Graham Bonnie Groher Janie Haberer Bob Hogan Roger Hughes Mike Jenkins Tom Kasari Jo Anne Knable Carole Knight Bruce Kulmer DiAnne Leach -v f 1U A ,rw-.. David Morrison Carol Moses Frank Murphy Lawrence Nall Mary Jane Nokes Dorothy Oard Randy Oates Mike Osborne gf , T I 4:4-Q N ' b :J 4' ...A 41. ffx., .5 x X' ' 49 25, Joe Leach Jane Lentz Joan Life Kay Logsdon Betty Lopp Nancy Mannix Rudy Marn John McEwen Sherron McKinnis James Niiller John Miner Jerry Sue Morris I9 ,ag J J dal' ,hw J -,ni ,E Ronnie Ritz Danny Sargent William Shroeder Janice Schwieckart Gordon Shingleton Brenda Smith Connie Snepp Brenda Starnes Pat Tahacheck Carol Theis Lillie Toler Rita Wade 62' .ff 'X Randy Palmer Jim Petri Kath Philli S Y P Ruth Anne Quebbeman Judy Ratliff V f. Gary Reasor S David Reeves .lt Maurine Rippy ,tv 1-Q it N fra 3'1 L 3. .1 rm Q Q JM X B X A m. D' Xi' il X ' f ffl 'f 'L ' A J ls. A' 5' 4- 'i . A 'msg . Q I 'T MW -VA C ,WJ if L - Q7 ' 19 ' 1 '-wi W ' f' R i g Bill Wantland Beverly Wells Bradley Wheat David White Lillian Wilson Maurice Woehrle Phyllis Wolfe David Worrall s I Planning their activities with Mr. White, class sponsor, are Sophomore officers Virginia Sprinkle, presidentg Herbie Logsdon, vice presidentg Peggy O'Neal, treasurerg Sam Gardner, secretary. 504 V ,,L, ,B 5 I at 'f: 322 , Cheryl Ainsworth f -'MW ' L 5-' Q A f f Larry Akers ,f ry wa, ,,ff , K H I 11 : 3 L' M i -eff -nlnn - I 'Z'-J WAY Q.-I igg A 6 'M li' '15 ii? 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'T- fix ,J 4 F Ron Dickson Mike Dobson Marsha Dorman Ricky Duffy Shelba Estep Kathy Fair Jim Feather Carol Franz Glenda Freund Judi Frey Sam Gardner Wayne Gentry gp A k C15 - y' , Adah Keilman Joyce Keith Thelma Jean Kent Phyllis Lee Buddy Limp Herbie Logsdon Linda Lynch Yates Lyon Phyllis Mackison Cathy McEwen Cynthia McKinney Betty Meredith f'Y 'fc QU' Nelson Hawn Gregory Heid Vida Jo Herring Mary Ann Hoffman David Hosier Ralph Hume Mike Hunter Carolyn Jackson Ruth Merrilees Barbara Moore Kay Jean Newman Peggy O'Neal Cary Pryor Anne Rager Betsy Rager Eddie Rager K Q Cf? , at -Wes' A A 1 .rr Barbara Rogge Jimmy Schmitz Virginia Sprinkle Roseanne Staggs Carleen Starnes Pat Stewart Sherry Stone Charles Sublett MQ' at Kaye Sutherland It 4 Clara Swallows Tom Tharp W alter Thorton 1 fav? 41 -me--gr fm. riff Billy Rankin Tommy Rannells Pam Reigel Dot Resch William Resch Bill Rider Mary Kay Robison Rick Roehm , muff M Q ' -rr A -1- 4-ii V 'if W' Ag r 41' ,Mika X, iw QQ.:-aww 1 ? 7' m,ym S -K . A I .i ,- . R !'i,. -, F 0' 4' Q if 1,1 ffl Mike Tucker John Turner Jerry Van Gilder Lynn Vaught Winn W alker Larry Wells Brenda Yontz Bill Young Janie Gutenkunst, treasurer of the Freshman class, is putting up a poster for their Valentine Dance while Vicky Bettag, secretary, Mrs. Newman, class sponsor, Paul Love, president, and Shannon Creech, vice-president, talk over other plans. 4' QA, .eff Wm, - ,x . fr f- V if ,: A ,V P5 V is If Q, kr Q.,-y ly f QF! I -1-up 'I Roy Applegate Janice Barksdale Bill Bauer Vicki Bettag John Biesel Dennis Board Murna Bolly Pat Botkins Mike Bryant Sandra Conner Phyllis Coomer Shannon Creech new-Q 31' 5? Q' aft '95 hp' Sandra Elliot Steve Fetter Tommy Fitzgerald Richard Fitzpatrick Richard Forrest Linda Foster Linda Gardner Roy Gibson Sharon Gibson Pat Graham Pat Graver Margie Gribbins 4,5 Connie Curry Johnny Curtsinger Bob Delbridge Marjorie Dold Freddie Dorman Sandra Douglas Patsy Duggin Phyllis Eason 'YE- '44 - :Z Y, 1 , 'vm ern . 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N-3 16' Dean Anderson Phyllis Anderson Billy Applegate Sandra Applegate Billy Ault Al Baker Nancy Baker Sue Basham Mike Bell Louise Biesel Sallie Biesel Sandra Board Donna Bottorff Pamela Bradley Danny Bratcher Bobby Brawner Phil Briner Barbara Bullock Tommy Burns Mike Byrd Donald Casey Kathy Chaney Ruth Clark Tessa Clark Marian Colvin Donna Corby Kathy Coyte James Craig Dale Cranmer Paul Cravens rf' ,, fl! f 'Q A L My .K is .Q K xl X 'H . I 3, 5 sm tax-'glut' ax gif? L S52 1' fs if V.. t y at if jr M 1 Mr ,Ja 52 'Q 3+ E .-, is K .. ... . 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V I pk , i i L' .QU 5 3 1 as .- S Y R. 1 ? L Danny Staggs Tommy Stein David Stubblefield Donna Taflinger David Taylor Tommy Turner Sharon Van Gilder William Vincent Susan Walker Timming Wenning Carol Westenskow David Whaley Doris Whitehouse Mike Wheat Jackie Wilcoxson Bruce Wilson David Wood Linda Wood Diane Ramey Mikell Rankin Karen Rannells Agnes Richardson Oneida Roberts Martha Robison Tommy Rooney Bob Rumple Linda Schultz Laurie Schlageter ' .I 5 Charles Shear I V -1' V - Arlene Shelton ' A , , , Janice Shumate W ' . i 's A , , f . . ' J Q David Smith A SM, A.. f Emest Smith A M in Sheila Smith , -Q 4 J op- J A gg, ' J . , !,, V, . A A i A . I ,t,A, f , h i I .I '. my , - V. ' ,' - A, , lin yy A ,,-. 17 ,, A , , ,V av V, . I 37 sfiiw Beverly Tyler, secretary and treasurer, Patty Merriman, vice-president, and Ronnie Mc- Ahron, president, pose for the photographer with their sponsor, Mr. Allen. Qmde Randy Abbott Emest Adarris Steve Ainsworth Steve Akers Norma Antle Mary Arnold Patty Atwood Lynda Baird Sherrie Baize Patty Baker Margaret Barksdale Bobby Beck Sandy Bennett Harold Bolding Gail Bolly Patty Brock Linda Brown Richard Brown Darla Bruner Carol Bye Jackie Callaway Marvin Casey Billy Chambers Jerry Collins Tommy Colvin Terry Conway Nancy Craig Ella Crawford Roger Crum Jim DeLotel Bobby DeWees Barbara Dierking Jimmy Dxerking Kathy Dissly Vincent Dones Raymond Dobson Donnette Doss Rusty Duryea Richard Eason David Eckerty Charles Endicott Bill Engebretson Shirley Erbele Louisa Fair Roy Fleshm an Sandy Flynn Wayne Forrest Bobby Franz Doris Fry Sherry Fugit Ricky Gauthier Gerald Gentry Billy Grant Dennis Graston Butch Gray Linda Guilfoyle l K , I! . ,. , gl QQ fl .A , J Y 1 nf' , ,LV , , Y, n l 2 fi s Sharron Hafley Buddy Hardy Dennis Harlan Marcia Harman Lahnna Harris Linda Harvey Kathy Haub Lisa Hawes Jim Hawn Bradley Heid Micky Hendrick Mike Hendricks Linda Hills Eddie Holdaway Louella Hollis 'EQ Wayne Isgrigg Ricky Jenkins Dwight Jenks Kristi Johnson Larry Jones Janice Keith Dennis Kell Deana Kincer Sandra Lacy Terry Lange Ronald Lawrence Norman Lewis Phyllis Limp Vicki Long Rebecca Lynch Ronnie McAhron George Manning David Martin ,a-41 Donna l-bttell Ray Houghtaling Lee Roy Hughes Stephen Hume Dennis lnzer 'K A I if ,Q C3 sa A at 'S ' Q ,,' ,': 1211 K 4' W 1 Margaret Richards Barbara Robertson Mike Roehm Kenny Samples John Sargent Karen Sauer Donna Schearer Nancy Schiller Susan Sellmer Tim Shelton Robert Shingleton Joe Simmons Dewey Smith Janice Smith Millard Smith Robert Smith Linda Snepp Dorothy Spurlin Bob Spurzel Rita Staggs f wa .sf 2. Eg ,A L- , L V K V .Z .3 ' .. M ,,., ,A A w ,l f ,ras ' , 'rg -1 : SA 3 'rfcfew v ' as 'SP Q L Q. Q1 , 3 it J, s r 1 I r aff at I W J ' S ' ' 0 ,s K x ' Micki Martin Penny McEwen Patty Merriman V Diane Milby 'rf Ann Moffitt Kaye Moses Teresa McKinney , Steve McMurray H' 5' Barbara Murray Neal Page 'T7 Julia Palazza ' X Mike Perkins Jackie Platt Mary Plummer - Linda Poulter Rodney Poulter a David Rager X 'sn pil- -2 Iimmy Redeford 5 .- 2,3 Ihre 5' ., V b cz? 155 , I . K 5, , , I X !5-ga' ! . A , ,ye A ,A ' :L V iff 71 Ml , -A hs 2'. M, f 2 S' 4 . -. f . -5 ff! ,js f w rf .. 1 4 4 Q i .,, Sue Steinkamp ' 4 r Ronnie Stotts ,a A Danny Tate V V Woody Thomas Mike Thompson 4 1 David Tobin 1 , 'Y , -f, Randy Trebing Ronnie Taylor Conrad Vincent A f ' Sandra Wall K fa! Tony Ward J Kathy Wells gf s 3 1 2 Max White Janice Whitehouse I: Charles Wilson Y gr Diane Wilson ' ' S' Patty Wood Dick Zub erer , . r X as A ff . H: as 0 K U ,414 Mr Collms our supermtendent ments the thanks and appreclauon from all at Clarksvllle H1gh for hls expert duecuon of our eff1c1ently operated school system and for h1s genume mterest m our commumty Vance Collms Sc4aoZ Zaman! The School Board wxth the help of Mr Collms IS respons1ble for planmng the pol1c1es ofthe schools ofClarksv11le and for the modem f3.C111I1SS of our educatlonal system Wmford Walker, Strother Pres Treas Albert Meranda, Atty Melvllle Hlmmel, Sec Vance Collms, Supt Dr Park 9 42 0 - . . Y . - , .3 .5 ' ' .3 ' .3 . , . ' n 'l .4 , X 1 ss Our principal, Mr. Hall, has contributed much to the success of our growing high school We wish to thank him for his leadership and much needed ad vice in all our school activities tM'Ig-'e y' Raymond Hall We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr Cochran for so capably performing his duties as Acting Principal during the first semester and for his excellent counseling as Dean of Boys v-rw Edgar Cochran The contribution of our school s secre taries toward a smooth operation of Clarksville High School deserves much praise Mabel McKmms and Clem Stroud Anetta Legg and Celia Staton Q ' K V 1 2. Lg K.- 2' , . - ' 1 N 1 2 ' , 3 N. K 1 I ' 'i V I , K K: - Hg Q 'J 1 mf I I Mrss Katterhenry a newcomer thrs year at Clarksvrlle has been a great source of help and gurdance as Dean of Grrls ,,4v--H-f -1'e...l M..,....,,.,.,.,, Roger Geyer Thanks to the admmrstratron of Mrs Grltner the matter of thrs year s school attendance has been well and capably handled 44 Leone Katterhenry Mr Geyer was busy thrs year wrth hrs many respon srbrlrtres as Actrng Dean of Boys the frrst semester as Basketball and Cross Country Coach and as a teacher A11 these dunes he performed wrth hrs usual competence and effrcrency Luella Glltner 1 1 1 1 wig. L, cfs., ' A A , V , I i Iwffff , if K 1 J: ,thaw ' ,fffr ,, 1 - 1 ' 1 , Q Z ln the Health and Flrst Ard Department Mrs Voters our school nurse contrnues to look after the wel fare of the student body wrth concern and rnterest 6466054 sam? lui Lorena Vorers Responsrble for tne excellence and effecttveness of our school s Mathematrcs Department are Mr Whrte Mrs Prather and Mrs Moore Evelyn Prather Shirley Moore Jamxe Lamb Makmg the hrgh school lrbrary a convenrent place for reference and study has been the accom plrshment ofMrs Lamb Through her efforts many books both for the enrrchment of the varrous courses offered m our school and for our own lersurely readrng have been added to the lrbrary Stanley White - nom y ii ' If vm. , , Y K, M Wws..QlQU' IV 45 Q f MM '?nlG '?. H! l'l Dorothy Lewis Mildred Hallman Claudette Smith Willis Allen In charge of instructing Clarksvi1le's future drivers in matters of safety and traffic regulations is Mr. Hottell, teacher of Driver Education, 46 M0 'O va- m ov, on Anna Newman Teaching us how to communicate effectively has been the task of our Language Arts Department, com- posed of Mrs, Lewis, English, Mrs. Hallman, English and Speech, Mrs. Newman, English and Latin, Mrs. Smith, English and Frenchg and Mr. Allen, English. Paul Hottell George Temple Warren Hedge Mr. Temple, who teaches Biology, and Mr. Hedge, who teaches General Science, Physics, and Chemistry, make up Clarksville's Science Department. 3 Aff lr Responsible for keeping Clarksville students informed in the field of Social Sciences are Mr. Ginther, U.S. History and Social Studies, Mr. Johnson, Government, Ameri- can Problems, and World Historyg Mr. DeWitt, Psychology and Social Studies, and Mr. Wade, Social Studies and Spanish. gy, Ml 1- i,,'? ge Paul Ginther Morris Wade, Jr. George Johnson Dale DeWitt 47 Future clerical workers will find excellent direc- tion in the commercial field from two newcomers to Clarksville's faculty-- Mrs. Mosel, Shorthand and Bookkeeping teacher, and Mr. Kessans, Typing and Salesmanship teacher. Edith Mosel Dale Finney The efficient and capable instruction of Mrs. Hurst in Home Economics and of Mrs. Taylor in Health has benefited students in the arts of homemaking and the practice of per- sonal hygiene. Ray Fritz l. t Ralph Kessans Mr, Finney and Mr. Fritz ir1 struct Clarksvi1le's shop students in the principles and practices of Industrial Arts. ........--I Helene Taylor 48 Juanita Hurst ,+-- - X Clarksvil1e's art program, Martha Brown Supervising the development of the students' crea- , tive abilities is Mrs. Brown, who is in charge of Clarksville's fine music program continues to progress as a result. of the efforts of Mr. Hounchell, Choral Director, and Mr. Neely, Band Director. '.--- Robert Hounchell Barbara Thrasher Edward Straub 49 Marshall Neeley In the field of Physical Education Mr. Straub and Mrs. Thrasher aid students in acquiring the knowledge interest, and fundamental skills necessary for partici- pation in athletic activi- ties during their leisure time. 1 LIBRARIANS lst ROW--Judy Ratliff, Phyllis Raisor, Brenda Crandall, Connie Ward, Jo Ann Keith. STAND- ING: Phyllis Eason, Bonnie Bruner, Ruth Ann Quebbeman, Ralph Poulter, Ralph Pine, Charles Devan, Marsha Dorm an, Janie Haberer, Mrs. Lamb. OFFICE ASSISTANTS SEATED: Mrs. McKinnis, Mrs. Stroud. STANDING: Jo Ann Keith, Brenda Kell, Terry Reynolds, Pam Cochran, Cheryl Dissly, Beth Engebretson, Carol Franz, Ruth Merrilees, Jeannie Graston, Leah Blades, Carolyn Hobson. NURSES' AIDS SEATED: Pat Botkins, Sandra Mullens, Dorothy Craig, Jane Ilentz, Sharon Bolly, Carolyn Hills. STANDING: Mrs. Voiers, Carolyn King, Carol Hardy, Clara Swallows, Patsy Dils, Sandra Wilson, Linda Weaver, Jula Mc- Mahan. -N24 if W ,lv 1' 2. THE DEFIANCE OF DAVID CHARLES, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Senior Class on Friday, October 16, with Mrs. Hallman as director and Mrs. Newman as assistant director. The following cast de- lighted the audience with their excellent characterizations: David Charles ..... Phil Stewart Mr. Charles. . . . . Jack Hajdu Mrs. Charles . . . . Alice Kockentiet Faye ....... . . Louise Franz Mr. Graining ..... Phil Baker Miss Betts .... . . Kaye Ann Curry Miss Teale . . . . Carolyn Hobson Sturkey . . . . . .Tom Boofter Binge .... . . Richard Eisenman Nap .... . . Robert Jenkins Dewey . . . . John Hembree Jonie . . . . Jeanne Raney Sherry . . . . . Jo Nell Ramey Lottie . . . . . Sandra Mullen Gladys . . . Carolyn King Q!! On the night of April 8 in the Clarksville High School gym the Class of '61 staged its first dramatic production, WE SHOOK THE FAMILY TREE. This laughter-filled comedy was directed by Mrs. New- man assisted by Mrs. Hallman. The cast included Sharon Dallas, Bradley Wheat, Randy Oates, Randy Palmer, Sherron McKinnis, Beverly Wells, Steve Gardner, Betty Lopp, DiAnne Leach, Shari Drewry, Joan Fleshman, Ronnie Ritz, Ruth Ann Quebbeman, Bonnie Armour, and Danny Sargent. 'Af' . C? 6403 Zcfft 002 Phllllp Stewart, Semor Class Presldent, crowned Jean Cook queen of the Junlor Semor Prom Members of her court mcluded Jean Graston, Jo Ann Kelth, Helyn Knauss and Judy Lopp 54 T :Cr V.: 'w I S 1 n o H n a , . - . lp- 9' my -115 Q f Q I 5 1 1' 2:7 W., - , 5' - V uf: .4 s ' if ,J ' 'f l J 4, x QAM 1 5 J! ff! . ' I W DQ , A.. Eh gl k.. rn! 75 um Aprrl rn Parrs was the theme of the Iumor Semor Prom held m the Henry Clay Hotel on Saturday Aprll 30 From 9 unt1l 1 o clock members of the classes of 1960 and 1961 and thelr guests enjoyed dancmg to the muslc ofKe1th Stonecrpher and hrs orchestra 53 .ff , . K, i 0 . 7' A Q 1 - ,X ,N ,I 7- J .' 5 .. A ,-J ' I x- I 'W 'VJ N 11 Y , ' fl I L v f H . .I U , ,www ,, xx' V.. Y X I Y vw 'xy ' ' 1 f I 'x ......... A' ..' we ' ' mums .- .,-..,. ...Il . -.f K f I Rx ' 4 . -. X - 1 . 7 'Ci x. qt I 1 I , K who Mr ' ' w hh ' ' 7 T1 X ' f --.- ' . ., f f , 7 , 1 . fx I --f aff 4 , sl - u- , 0 5- 1' A wwf, V+ .WI-5 ,X v 'LPA 'X x P 1 .44-. qw .3 r-' N- A , ?',,f?-. ::,'w -f The Editorial Staff consisted of Richard Eisenman, Tom Boofter, Jack Hajdu Ronnie Kennard, Carolyn Hobson, Louise Franz, Judy Lopp, Jean Graston, and Lana Harmon. Co-editors were Sherry Rager and John I-lembree. Judy Lopp was the assistant editor, and Miss Katterhenry was the faculty advisor. 5145! Midst the confusion of deadlines, cropping, ad selling, and copy reading the Legatus Staff managed to produce the publication which you are currently in the process of reading. Plans for the book were drawn in the fall. When the pictures were taken and cut down, when the copy was written and edited, when the cover was designed, the book was on its way. The staff is proud to present this the 1960 LEGATUS. We hope you enjoy this book and treasure its memories as much as we enjoyed putting it together for you. Members of the Advertising Staff were Carolyn King, Doris Self Dorothy Craig, Linda Binder, Het- tie Plummer, Sandra Mullen, I-lelyn Knauss Carole Coyte. Janet Gessner and Jean Cook were advertising managers, Alice Kock- entiet was business manager, and Norma Bottorff, Kaye Ann Curry, and John Sellers Qnot pictured, were sales managers. 1. maya! During its fourth year of publication, the GENERALS' DELIVERY, the school newspaper, published monthly by the Press Club, has kept us well informed on what is happening in Clarksville High School. The November issue, carrying an excellent coverage on the fight against tuberculosis, eamed for the paper the highest possible award in the National Tuber- culosis Editorial Contest--a well deserved honor for the cooperation and hard work of the c1ub's members. As., x 15:-X--..... D M , , ,102 .TJQ-2 ,4 1TT7L.'.llIt -N f' . 4 Page editors were Tom Brawner, David Hall, Ricky Wade, and Alice Kockentiet Alice Kockentiet was editor this year. Faculty sponsors were Mr. Cochran and Mrs. Lewis. and gazed Joan Lrfe Elame DeBo1d Pam Cochran 5 Fall wrnter sprmg Clarksvrlle s Hrgh School Band under the drrectron of Marshall Neeley were always on the march The frfty nrne members partrcrpated rn the Band Day actrvr tres at I U entertarned at several assembly programs and went on tour to play a concert at Evansvrlle College and Evansvrlle Central Hlgh School In Aprrl they presented therr annual sprrng concert In the regronal contest place at the frnals rn Indranapolrs there were nrne blue rrbbon wrnners Durrng the holrdays they held thelr annual Chrrstmas dance Four teen senror band members recerved award Jackets a . 1 . -' . ' I . 1 ly . X Y . . . at Hanover forty-one band members rated first V 1 - 8 ?efzca4aan 566006 70nd wand and 3,1444 Seetcaaa 776: 7Zeelq Dvzecfofz 59 y ,al , . , fwv' A I iw -'Ga '19 '-Q Mr. Hounchell, Director CHS Choir was very busy and successful its fourth year as an organization. lt began the year by singing at Teacher's Institute in New Albany in October. For Christmas the choir gave i-Iandel's Messiah. In the state choral auditions held at Silver Creek, the choir won three of the five first division plaques won by the choral department. The Spring Concert was given in the gym on April 29. The choir took a short tour to neighboring schools in May and participated in the Baccalaureate services for our graduating class. David Hall, President, Judy Lopp, Vice President, and Carolyn Hobson, Secretary Treasurer served as officers of the Mixed Choir for the 1959-1960 school year. 60 Officers of the Girls' Concert Choir were Jeanne Raney, Presidentg Sonja Raney, Vice Presidentg and Carol Knight, Secretary-Treasurer. The Girls' Concert Choir, consisting of thirty-nine members, was formed at the beginning of the 1959- 1960 school year under the direction of Mr. Robert I-Iounchell. The Choir made its debut at the annual Christmas Concert. They also appeared in the Spring Concert and performed for the student body at several assembly programs. The Concert Choir received a superior rating at the Indiana State Choral Contest held at Silver Creek High School in April. Y,-4' This year's officers were Mark Denton, Treasurerg Dave Hall, Presidenty Jerry Taylor, Vice Presidentg and Jo Ann Keith, Secretary. I E Composed of four members from each class in grades seven through twelve the Student Council held weekly meetings to present to the administration the views of the students on school actxvrtres and policies This year they asked that awards be given to students for scholarshlp and they made recommendations for the earning of thrs award Other proJects included assisting in the revrsion of the school s handbook presenting a model meeting for the P T A and sponsoring a magician for an assembly program 'Q ll ,A 1'- NB The Clarksville Classical Club is affiliated with the State Junior Classical League. Its purpose is to promote an interest in the ancient classics and to apply ancient cul- ture to the present. The club sent repre- sentatives to the Junior Classical League State Convention and to a Roman banquet given by a neighboring club. This year's officers are Mike Tucker, Secre- taryg Jim Bemiss, Sergeant at Armsg Dottie Resch, Corresponding Secretaryg Sherry Stone, Vice Presidentg Anne Rager, Treasurerg Vir- ginia Springle, Presidentg Mrs. Newman, the sponsor, is not pictured. Z1 1 Brenda Sm1th, one of the exploratory teachers, con ducts a second grade readrng class under the supervrsron of Mrs Davenport L 'M Fr! ff' The George Rogers Clark chapter of the Future Teachers of Amer rca rs affrhated wrth the Natronal F T A Therr mam purpose IS to rnterest capable students m teach mg careers Twenty members of the club drd exploratory teachmg durmg the year, and several of the future teachers attended the State Conventron at Purdue Umversrty rn Aprrl rz . 5 pg YL ' .M .V a ., Y f Y , 1 . c , , .. 'l ,Q .. K - p f , as rl ,W Y, .1 . 'J U Q 421 TER. if 'WE B3 'ah 'Ik 3 . .Li P5 31 sf' we 1, rf :Fil ga 1- er a SP -v. ri. 1 I X + 1? 3 L, 1 T ' 1 ff r A , 'Y ' L.. 5 . , A . F :J 3, . . . . . . 3 V my . - D I A , . . . . K . , , 5 . . . I 81 A . V , 0 V ' Y gg , A . . 5 1 x ,V . . . 64 I For the best rn entertarnment you can al ways count on the F H A Durtng the year the members emoyed a Halloween party served punch and cooktes to the teachers at Chrtstmas and held thetr annual smorgasbord for famtly and frtends durtng the Nattonal F H A week tn Aprtl Mrs Hurst and club representatrves both m the fall and sprmg attended the drstrlct meet rngs of the club at Deputy and Georgetown 3 C 72 7. Z. Z, fi. The Future Business Leaders of America Club was sponsored by Mr. Ralph Kessans. During the year the club made a follow-up study of the past graduates who had been commerce majors. Included on their year's program were also several business leaders as guest speakers and a tour of the Courier- Joumal building in Louisville. Rita Wade and Pam Cochran, the club 's representatives at the state con- vention at Muncie, were elected Vice-President and Treasurer of the state F.B.L.A. for 1961. The Future Nurses Club was organized in 1957 under the sponsorship of Mrs. Voiers, the school nurse. The club's average membership is twenty. The aim of the club is to encourage high school girls to consider nursing as a career. Members of the club visited hospitals and rehabilitation centers as a part of their activities. They enjoyed films on nursing and had the opportunity to learn about nursing careers from several guest speakers. C7 Officers: Don Applegate, President Qnot picturedjg Frank Murphy, Treasurerg David Reeves, Secretaryg Phil Baker, Vice-Presidentg Mr. Finney, Sponsor. The main purpose of the Industrial Arts Club under the supervision of Mr. Finney is to further interest in the arts pertaining to industry. The club concentrated on wood- working and metal projects this year. Its main social activity was a Halloween party for members and guests. O For those students interested in electronical work the Electronics Club under the direction of Mr. Hedge was organized. Much of this year was spent in leaming the Morse Code. With the help of the Audio Visual Club and the school, the club purchased a short wave receiving set. ,mar ...,. W., weffaf- i ,, L Under the directions of Mr Hounchell, thirty students learned to enjoy the game of chess this year. The clash of intellects over the chess board provided them many hours of stimulation and much insight into the game's intricacies. In its first year Mrs. Moore 's Bridge Club was off to a promising start with forty charter members. Among its activities was a party in December. Officers for the year were Norma Bottorff, Presi- dent, and Sherry Rager, Secretary- Treasurer. The purpose of Clarksville 's first French Club, sponsored by Mrs. Smith, was to introduce junior high students to French. About twenty-five students participated in leaming French songs and words. Members of the club enjoyed a Christmas party and also sponsored an April Showers dance for the Eighth Grade April 1. Approximately thirty Seventh Graders were members of the Dance Club this year To the music of a new record plavcr and records Mrs Prather instructed the club in dancing the cha cha thc somba tht box and the Jitterbug 69 One of the most enjoyable actwl ues for both Junlor and semor hlgh students IS the Gymnastlcs Club Tumbllng work on the chmbmg and free exerclse pro vlde them not only wlth fun but also with good body bulldmg acuvmes I trampoline and parallel bars, rope max? if ll Strictly an honorary for those athletes who have earned major C's, this organization held no regular meetings. However, they found time to sponsor an all school activity night last fall and to entertain with a spring dance. To extend and enrich the mathematical program of the school, the Math Club has been organized under the leadership of Mr. White. Besides solving advanced math problems, the members enjoyed mathematical games, tricks, and puzzles. Dur- ing the year they also learned to use special mathematical equipment such as slide rules, transits, and other measuring devices. -- 2 , Aw M 'ff 1-wigiii, . fg n,M,g:,,,,,., , 4. . 'me V , , ww , 9511 . x A . 'em :Lg H1,a,,7,W,. A A 5 'Q 1.2.1. L H ,I - ,- X 4 , , , k.,,, ,K XM. .. , -M: f -Q Wg J A' . 5 , ' mmm F 21 I Qu: 1- N' , . M, gwglfyf Ag f ff .1.,-uns- ' yea 53 , K Lana Harman, Marsha Dorman, Betty Lopp, Jean Cook, Janet Gessner, Patty Chaney Qnot picturedj. The Booster Club of the 1959 1960 season was sponsored by Mr Hounchell and Mrs Taylor Composed of Junior Clarksville a better cheering section at all out of town games buses were chartered for the transportation of Booster Club members Activities of the season included entertaining with dances after the ball games sponsoring an activity night selling candy and presenting assemblies 74 and senior high students, it numbered 300--the largest membership in the history of Clarksville High. To give E 4 2034 .2515 5 S 9253 A Nei -ff Y-'P,.,Lw !-, f , L . flidgg Ji' 1 6 J X ' fi X f 74a Sendvw hard E Phil Bak Robert Jenkins J Martin Dave Hall AU 5' if' Ricky Wade g. This year's Freshman and J-V cheerleaders included Murna Bolly, Vicki Bettagg, and Sandra Elliot. Y 1-3' .l, 'ti r 1 MW Y NX! K ' 7414657 Under the tutelage of Coach Fritz, the J-V's completed the season with a 10 win and 8 loss record. Members of this year's squad included Jimmy Bemiss, Win Walker, David Reeves, Ricky Roehm, Jerry VanGlider, Sam Gardner, Ron Dickson, Bill Hager, David White, and Walter Thorton. 4 By chalking up an impressive A record of 12 wins and 3 losses t L Coach Fritz's Freshman quintet V , X have made the Clarksville Generals' future look promising. They were also the trophy win- ners of the Jeff Invitational Tourney in December. This ee - 2 r 1 year's squad included Pat Logsdon, Rod Synder, Richard Forrest, Paul Love, Richard Hall, Jeff Myhand, Jim Proctor, Eddie Spainhour, and Dale Wood. . W. Building for the future were Clarksvi1le's Junior High teams. The Eighth Grade team posted a 6-12 record, while the Seventh Graders completed the season with 7 wins and ll losses. agar FRONT ROW: Daryl Owens, Niike Byrd, Charles Shearer, David Whaley, Bobby Brawner, Jeff Dempsey. SECOND ROW: Bobby Beck, student manager, Al Baker, Jimmy Priddy, Phil Briner, Timmy Wenning, Ernie Smith, Rich ard Gardner, and Coach De- Witt. Dian Cathy Mari an Hidenrite Chaney Colvin FRONT ROW: Steve Ainsworth, Ronnie McAhron, Steve McMur- ray, Wayne Isgrigg, Jim Dierking SECOND ROW: Bradley I-leid, Mike Roehm, Max White, Billy Chambers, Ronnie Stotts. THIRD ROW: Bobby Beck, student man- ager. Dick Zuberer, Bobby Franz, Bobby DeWees, Norman Lewis, and Coach DeWitt. MJ W4-may FIRST ROW: John Moses, Jerry Collins, James Hogan, Mike Wheat, Mr. Straub, coach. SECOND ROW: Larry Tapp, student manager, Howard Mackison, Ray Gibson, Alfred Newman, Wamer Vincent, Burrell Mc- Kim. mwaatcb Clarksville High School is one of the few high schools in Indiana who proudly boasts a gymnastic team. Coached by Ed Straub, they were victorious in three of their five meets this year. Victories were registered in the Louisville Turners Invitational, the Atheneaum Turners Invitational, the Hamilton Ohio Invitational, and the State Meet at Indiana University. They placed third in the Hamilton Ohio Invitational Meet and lost to the Atheneaum Turners in a dual meet. eureka Wevzaitg FIRST ROW: Roy Fleshrnan, Rodney Poulter, Tommy Colvin, Wayne Forest, Tippy Kockentiet, Dale Graham, Mr. Straub, coach. SECOND ROW: Larry Tapp, student manager, Conrad Vincent, Richard Fitzpatrick, Jack Wiley, Steve Akers, David Wells, Bill Bauer, Dale Rippy. QKSWUI. C - M ur f new by 'hw' 5 uc I 'RW f M Jw IEW Im 1' gud Q! st With only one retuming letterman from last year's squad, the Generals' track team completed the season with a 1-8 record. However, the cinderrnen did break school records in five events--broad jump, high jump, shot put, low hurdles, and 880 yard relay. Prospects for next year look promising with the return of three juniors, four sophomores, and six freshmen. Pictured above are squad members: FIRST ROW--Dale Wood, John Taylor, Bill Bauer, Mike Haberer, Richard Eisenman, Richard Forrest, Eddie Spainhour, Ricky Roehmg SECOND ROW--Mr. Temple, coach, Ronnie Kennard, student manager, Phil Stewart, David Reeves, Bill Hager, Bob Sly, Jim Procter, Robert Jenkins. Bird's eye view!. ls fi ffl' T fs TJ Q., A X V , And away we go! It feels so good! This was the first ear for varsit baseball at Clarksville Hi h Y Y 8 ' Fielding a team composed almost entirely of freshmen and sophomores, they won 3 of their 12-game schedule. Pitching chores were handled by Eddie Spainhour and Paul Love. Bill ---....,,,,, Hager and Richard Hall took care of the catching duties. Members of this year's squad under the management of Coach DeWitt included Rod Synder, Paul Love, Pat Logsdon, Dale Wood, Ronnie Ritz, Richard Eisenman, Bob Sly, Bill Ha er S Jeff Myhand, Jim Bemiss, Mike Tucker, Richard Hall, Eddlie Spainhour, Ricky Roehm. Hit it over the fence Jimmy! Safe! Clarksville's relatively inexperienced cross country team found themselves on the long end of the socre in 10 of their 11 meets this season. Taking team honors as low point man was Phil Baker. Members of this team were Phil Baker, Dave I-lall, Eddie Spainhour, Billy Summers, David Reeves, and Richard Forrest. Zami-we With a team composed of only two graduating seniors and the rest freshmen and sophomores, C.H.S.'s golf team found itself in a building program this spring. Team members competing in an eight-match schedule were Yates Lyons, Randy Palmer, Bobby Harris, Richard Hall, Ralph Poulter, Dave Hall, Doug Hallman, Ricky Duffy, and Win Walker. i ,fe 1 'fl 'x 'K J' x 7 R Q 35' I if x Q Zkwwm Wrllrams Shoe Servrce Mr and Mrs Edward Hendrrcks Huber Trre Company Payne s Barber Shop A Basketball Fan J A B 'vir and Mrs Ernest Stoner Mr and Mrs Jerry Graston and sons Baxters Grocery Mr and Mrs John Hembree and Mrs C E Rager and Mrs H D Hager and B111 and Mrs Charles Farr Mrs Samuel T Gose and Mrs Pete Lrmp and famrly Mr and Mrs Leo G Weber Clarksvrlle Varrety Store Mr and Mrs Ralph Krng Mr and Mrs Sam Grltner Mrs Clementrne Stroud Mr and Mrs C Y Browne Complrments of the Yankee Doodle Jerry Walter and Mrs James L VlcK1nn1s and Sheron and Mrs Phrllrp Thrasher and famrly and Mrs James Holland and Joyce and Mrs and 'vlrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs karl Self and Dorrs Edgar Bruner and famrly P M Harper and famrly J B Graston Roy Torstrrck Duchess Beauty Shoppe Wrseman s Gulf Servrce Mr and Mrs Complrments Mr and Mrs Wrllram Bottorff and famrly of Dunn s Colonral Shopper Stanley Tanksley and famrly Mrss Leone Katterhenry Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs G H Hallman Vlarshall Harman Norman Lewrs ' Mr. . . . 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I r gy xql f fg R' tiff 'Wie Both of us We hope the commg years Wlll be as re wardmg to you as the past year has been to us The future belongs to those who apply the knowledge they have learned and ceaselessly strlve to conquer the unknown horlzons that are offered as a challenge to all of us FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS and LOAN AssoclATloN of JEFFERSQNVILLE '40 tout' Safety of Your Savlngs INSURED Up to 310 000 Where You Save DOES Make a Dzfference 123 East Maple Street BU 2 6610 0 u I ' 'Q'--... 9 cc - 39 l f .. ,,q.- ' S V . -M.....-an 4 A anuawafti- -.-....e...,. , - A , P' af-AP' if LY' ,av sf' f :,,4 nv 4 RESC 'S TEXACO SERVICE 501 503 Eastern Boulevard Clarksvllle Indxana Phone BU 3 8009 TUNE UPS AWD 'NHNIOR REPAIRS YOUR TEXACO DEALER COMPLIMENTS W BROCK OF WARNER Congratulations to the Class of '60 PARAMOUNT PLYWOOD PRCDUCTS INCORPORATED n -7 xxx ....-Juan. v A 'Y 9 Grant Line Road New Albany Indiana SAY IT WITH FI OWERS FROM CLARKSVILLE FLOWER SHOP P Wddg LOOK FOR THE TRUCK WITH THE ROSE SIGN ALILT REYNOLDS OPTICAL CO Dispensing Opticians JU 4 3650 W B We S ecialize in School Corsages, Funeral Designs, e in s, and Noveltiesn C L - 311 . d L ' 'II 2 Ix ky Complzments H L WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY 109 Fast IVIapIe St Jeffersonvllle Ind Phone BUtIer 3 8433 SHANNON S Fresh Daxry Products at Your Door through Refrlgerated Home Dellvery EI!! !rc1f'f'0 MILK ICE CREAM Phone BUtIer 2 1394 jeffersonvllle Indlana JIM O NEAL BEST IN SERVICE BEST IN SAI ES For Four Years Sponsor of Clarksvllle H School Drlver Educatlon Program ACME FUEL C0 INC Jeffersonvllle Indlana BD 3 8245 'Vlelgs Ave and Rlver ll'JWlR11. 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