Clay Township High School - Geronimo Yearbook (Peru, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1962 volume:

-£ - X jULms- jukJUdJi ++ 0sj ■pr-fvi 3] WF l M i H ' ' K fl i | FTtlB ::- FBBBSSr ._. j_ 1962 Qeromttio presented by the Senior Class of Clay Zownskip High School Dedication Administration Faculty Non-Teaching Personnel Seniors Juniors Sophomores Freshmen Junior High Elementary Classes Activities Athletics Advertisers frm- m John Lamb, Assistant Editor; Jtanie Martin, Editor Editor ' s Message You are a typical teenager making fun out of work — sharing interests you like to be casual but can change when it fits the occasion. Yes, you are a typical teenager go steady — about five months dress up — heels for her — tie for him you know how to drive — have your own car. You are a typical high school student you go all out for sports — especially basketball high school days are your delights — but don ' t compare with high school nights. Your daily schedule is a familiar pattern of high school life get up at 6:30 — maybe 7:00 — some- times oversleep — go at break-neck speed to class — you snack — drink cokes — watch television — listen to the radio while doing homework — munch candy bars and hamburgers you enjoy school but hate to admit it — study some — three hours a night — no a week — average A — well maybe C — anyway you make the grade — but you ' re satisfied because you are a teenager. With these thoughts in mind we have attempted to capture some of the events and memories of school, hoping that you may look back over the faded snapshots and remember the good old days at C.H.S. In later years while turning these pages, if you should recall the many smiles, sorrows, and dreams of ' 62, we shall be content, knowing that we have fulfilled our desires. I want to express my gratitude to the entire staff who has helped make this yearbook a success. I especially want to extend my thanks to Miss Evangeline Thomas for her interest and guidance. Sincerely, IJZCLkju %6A « Editor QeronMo Staff Editor JEANIE MARTIN Assistant Editor JOHN LAMB Business Manager NANCY HERRELL Assistant Business Manager CAROL RILEY Advertising Manager CLARENCE MEDLEN Assistant Advertising Manager GENE HEDRICK Circulation Manager GARY BRANKLE Assistant Circulation Manager EILEEN BOWMAN Photographers . ' JOHN RICKARD NANCY HERRELL Sports DICK WOOD MIKE FOX Art Editor DIANNE CHILDERS Feature Editor JANELLYN HAHN Copy Editors ROGER OLDHAM EILEEN BOWMAN Advertising Layouts r. JUDY WATSON MARGARETTE SHARP Activities and Clubs ANITA MILES DOUG HEINMILLER Senior Layout BECKY RUSSELL Faculty and Classroom Layout BILL NEWMAN Underclassmen Layout CARL ZODY Grade School Layout DAVE MINOR Advisor EVANGELINE THOMAS Sponsored by HOLDER MATTRESS COMPANY Kokomo, Indiana Dedication Mr. Bowles: It is impossible to estimate what your example has meant to the innumerable students at Clay whom you have served so faithfully. Without your untiring efforts the successful athletic sea- son and the Four-Way Tourney victory could never have been possible. Because of your un- selfish dedication and enthusiasm as a teacher and coach, it is with sincere gratitude that we express our appreciation. Mr. Wagner: We took our troubles to you at every turn along the paths of learning; and without your understanding, we would have been lost. You rejoiced with us when we were triumphant, and you gave us courage when we were disap- pointed. The plays were produced under the direction of your skilled hands, and in . the classroom your dedication to the field of edu- cation was fully demonstrated. We cannot thank you enough, but your friendship will live for- ever in our hearts. With deep affection and admiration we, the Senior Class of 1962, dedicate this Geronimo to Mr. Ray Wagner and Mr. Ben Bowles. % Mr. Max Brewer, Principal and Mrs. Martha Nichols, Secretary Ray Geyer County Superintendent Verlin Kling Township Trustee Wmm = k (Lx 1 Robert Adams B.S. Purdue University Mathematics Science Ben Bowles B.S. Ball State M.A. Ball State Head Basketball Coach 7th and 8th Arithmetic 8th Social Studies Drivers Education Physical Education Cross Country Coach Robert Friar B.S. Purdue University M.S. Purdue University Vocational Agriculture Biology John Keim B.S. Manchester College M.S. Indiana University Music i 7 v p nB lfJP5 - '  ■ y A 1 Vj u. t Betty Maple B.S. Purdue University Vocational Home Economics Cafeteria Advisor Yvonne Peters B.S. Manchester College Art Health Jr. High Homer Peterson B.A. Ohio Wesleyan University Graduate Work, Indiana University and Butler University Spanish French Ronald Sullivan B.S. Indiana State College Head Baseball and Track Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Physical Education U. S. History Evangeline Thomas B.S. Taylor University M.A. Ball State Teachers College Commercial Ray Wagner B.S. Manchester College M.A. Ball State Teachers College Guidance Speech and English Dramatics Carolyn Wheeler B.S. Taylor University Graduate Work, Ball State Teachers College Government Jr. High English Physical Education Journalism Rose Wolf B.A. Iowa State Teachers College Graduate Work, Butler University and Purdue University English Librarian fton-teaching Personnel Cooks Left to right: SSS Edna Fewell, Kate Glassburn, and Mildred Shivley Custodians Jill Strebin and Levi Miller Bus ' Drivers Left to right: Paul Lewis, Ralph Jenkins, Dick Harts, Laurel Shivley, Paul LeMasters SENIORS Senior Officers Motto Our goal the sky, Our aim a star Nancy Herrell, Treasurer; Roger Oldham, President; John Rickard, Vice- President; Dave Minor, Reporter; and Becky Russell, Secretary. Class Colors: Ked and White Class Jlowerz Ked Rose ROSALYN MARY BIRKEY Commercial Curriculum; Choir 1. RONALD EDWARD BILLHIMER Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Intramural Sports 2. EILEEN BOWMAN General Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4: 4-H 4 yrs.; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Stu- dent Council 4; Intramural Sports 2; Class Officer 2-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. Sponsored by DEVINE ' S CAFE Peru, Indiana GARY LYNN BRANKLE Academic Curriculum; Band 1; Choir 1-2; Madrigal 1; Swing Choir 2; Sr. Hi Y 3; Pep Club 1-2; Geronimo Staff 4. MICHAEL KEN FOX Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; Sr. Class Play 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; Track 1-2; Base- ball 4; Band 1-2; Choir 3; Cross Country 1-2; Intramural Sports 2; C Club 4; Geronimo Staff 4. DIANNE CHILDERS Academic Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 7 yrs.; Band 1-2-4; Choir 1-2-4; Student Council 2-3; Intra- mural Sports 2; Class Officer 1-2; Geron- imo Staff 4; Pep Club 3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; N.H.S. 4. DARL WADE GLASSBURN Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4. MARY ELIZABETH GANNON Commercial Curriculum; 4-H 1 yr. GENE RAYMOND HEDRICK Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; 4-H 1; Basket- ball 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Baseball 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Student Council 4; Cross Country 2-3-4; C Club 3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. 14 JANELLYN HAHN General Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 8 yrs..; Yell Leader 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4 Choir 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 2 N.H.S. 3-4; Speech Club 2-3- 4 Majorette 1-2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2 3-4; Glee Club 3; Geronimo Staff 4. Sponsored by GLAZIER FURNITURE Peru, Indiana NANCY IYNNE HERRELL Academic Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 2; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 3-4; N.H.S. 3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Science Club 2; Glee Club 3; Geronimo Staff 4. DOUGLAS KENT HEINMILLER Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; F.F.A. 1-2- 3-4; Intramural Sports 2; Geronimo Staff 4. REGINA SUE MARTIN Commercial Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 2 yrs.; Choir 1-2-3-4; Intramural Sports 2; Class Of- ficer 2-3; N.H.S. 3-4; Glee Club 3; Geronimo Staff 4; Pep Club 3-4; Drum Chants Staff 3- DAVID ANDREW MINOR General Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; 4-H 3 yrs.; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Choir 1-2-3-4; Class Officer 4; C Club 3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. CLARENCE WILLIAM MEDLEN General Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Senior Class Play 4 F.F.A. 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3 Track 1; Baseball 2; Choir 1-4 Student Council 3; Cross Country 1-4; Class Officer 3; Science Club 1-2; Geronimo Staff 4. Sponsored by KENNY BROWN Kokomo, Indiana ANITA SUE MILES General Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 4 yrs.; Band 1-2; Choir 1-2-3-4; Intra- mural Sports 2; Class Officer 1-3; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. JOHN HARVEY LAMB Academic Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Band 1-2; Choir 1-2; N.H.S. 3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. WILLIAM DEAN NEWMAN Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; 4-H 4 yrs.; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Band 1-2; Cross Country 1-2-3-4; Intramural Sports 2; C Club 1-2-3-4; Ger- onimo Staff 4. ROGER JAY OLDHAM Academic Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; Band 1-2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2; Choir 1-2-4; Student Council 2-3-4; Cross Country 1-2- 3-4 Class Officer 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 3-4; C Club 1-2-3-4; Science Club 3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. JOHN LEWIS RICKARD Commercial Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 2; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2; Choir 1-2; Student Council 2; Cross Country 1-2-4; Class Officer 1-2-3-4; C Club 2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4; Science Club 2. CAROL ANN RILEY Commercial Curriculum; Sr. Class Play 4; Choir 1-2; Intramural Sports 2; Pep Club 2-3-4; G.G.A. 3; Geronimo Staff 4. Sponsored by BLUE SUNDAE DRUG STORE Peru, Indiana REBECCA CHARLENE RUSSELL Commercial Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 8; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 1-2-3-4; Intra- mural Sports 2; Class Officer 1-3- 4; Speech Club 2-3-4; Pep Club 2-3-4; Glee Club 3-4; Geronimo Staff 4; Majorette 1-2-3; Drum Major 4. 16 JOYCE ELAINE SMITH General Curriculum; 4-H 4. MARGARETTE ANN SHARP Home Ec. Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; 4-H 3; Band 1-2-3; Choir 1-2-3; Intramural Sports 2; Pep Club 1-2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. RICHARD GALE WOOD Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Sr. Class Play 4; F.F.A 1-2-3-4; 4-H 2 yrs. Basket- ball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-3-4; Base- ball 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Choir 2-3- 4; Cross Country 2-3-4; Intra- mural Sports 1; C Club 2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. JUDITH MARGO WATSON Voc. Home Ec. Curriculum; Jr. Class Play 3; Choir 1-3; Intra- mural Sports 2; G.A.A. 4; Pep Club 2-3; Geronimo Staff 4. WILLIAM CARL ZODY Voc. Agriculture Curriculum; Jr. Class Play; Sr. Class Play 4; F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Cross Country 1-2-3-4; C Club 1-2-3-4; Geronimo Staff 4. Class Wills I, Ronald Billhimer, being of sound body and not sure mind, will my oil-burning Chevy to anyone who can keep gas and oil in it, my position in journalism class to any- one who likes to run around in class, and to my worthless sister, I leave exactly nothing. I, Rosalyn Birkey, do hereby will my seat in Spanish II Class to Jane Ann Berglan, and my job in the cafeteria to Mary Whiterd in hopes she will learn to like it. I, Eileen Bowman, will my unwanted habit of putting things off until the last minute to Judy Miller and my ability to play the baritone sax for three years to any saxo- phonist with a strong neck. I, Gary Brankle, bequeath my ability to make A ' s in French Class to Steve Oldham. To Cindy Newton I leave all my friends at Peru High School. I, DiAnne Childers, leave my four years of art class with a different teacher each year to Mike Fye, my presidency of the Speech Club to Jane Ann Berglan (because she doesn ' t take sides), and my position as charter member of the Fat, Dumb, and Ugly Club to Judy Miller. I, Mike Fox, being of weak mind and sound body, will my senior cords to Dean -Bontrager, my hot ' 57 Chevy to anyone who can afford to run it, my hair to Steve Oldham so Mr. Bowles can make him cut it off, and to anyone who is willing to get into as much trouble as I did, I leave my sympathy. I, Mary Gannon, being of sound body and loose mind, do hereby will to Nona Rickard, my ability to keep quiet at all times, and to Tish Glassburn my ability to get along with people. Sponsored by HAWKINS HARDWARE Bunker Hill, Indiana 17 I, Darl Glassburn, being of oversized body and under- sized mind, will my rusty Belvedere to anyone who can keep oil in it, and my S ' s and U ' s in citizenship to anyone who wants them. I, Janellyn Hahn, will my ability to be cheerleader dur- ing my last three years in high school to my sister Phyllis, my seat on the bus with Dean Bontrager to anyone who is brave enough to take. the consequences, and my position as president of the National Honor Society to Charlotte Bowman. I, Gene Raymond Hedrick, being of weak ankles, knees, and disturbed mind, do hereby will my ability to catch colds to Phyllis Hahn, my ability to argue to Janet Rickard, and all my many talents and brilliance to Tom Agness. I, Doug Heinmiller, being of weak body and weaker mind, will my ability to get along with Mr. Brewer to Leon Hawkins, and my senior cords to Donald Lape. I, Nancy Herrell, bequeath my ability to ascend and descend the stairs of Clay to Mary Ellen Waters, my mathematical genius to next year ' s senior treasurer, she ' ll need it! and my ability to meet tall boys to my Lil sis, Becky. I, John Lamb, bequeath my school books to the town- ship for safe keeping, my ability to do my homework to all students making below average grades, my ability to be silent and listen to the teacher to Karen Jenkins, and I will everything else to Jim Wilson; which is absolutely nothing. I, Jeanie Martin, do hereby will my National Honor Society pin to Dean Bontrager, my size 5 shoes to David Hostetler, and my position as editor of the Geronimo to Mike Fye. I, Clarence Medlen, being of ruined mind and body, will my hot ' 50 Ford Custom to my brother, Rex, so he can drive to school, my senior cords to Ralph Feller, my position as president of the Waupecong Hot Rodders to David Mast, and my ability to get along with Mr. Brewer to anyone who can find it. I, Anita Miles, bequeath my ability to collect all the precious nicknames I have collected over my four years at Cla to Janet Rickard. To all the shroodloos at Clay I bequeath all the good luck they will need to keep out of trouble. I, Dave Minor, by weak mind and strong body, be- queath my height to the Miller twins and my senior cords to Jim Wilson. I also will my ability to play basketball to Don Lape. I, William Newman, being of strong ba ck and weak mind, hereby will my ' 55 Olds Convertible to Connie Sharp in hopes she will have more money to spend on it than I did, my position to be king of the Halloween Festi- val to my younger generation, and my ability to keep my senior cords clean to the boys next year. I, Roger Oldham, being of long legs and a short brain, do hereby will my No. 21 basketball shirt and the ability to play first five on the varsity for 3 years to my brother, Steve, my loud senior cords to Terry Fye in hopes that the 12l 2 mc h drape doesn ' t cut off circulation in his feet and the waist isn ' t too tight around his chest, my three Student Council pins to Connie Zehring, and the ability to get along with Mrs. Wolf in 5th period study hall to Connie Miller. I, John Rickard, being of unsound mind and weak body, will my ' 49 Dodge Wayfarer Convertible to Joe Bucher, and my ability to place in the last ten in Cross Country to Baldy Zody. I, Carol Riley, being of no mind, will my quietness to Charlie Barnett, my unwanted clothes to Sherry Whaley, and to Mike Putterbaugh, my skating ability. I, Becky Russell, being of weak back and unstable mind, will my position as Drum Major to Becky Herrell, and my towering height to David Hostetler. I, Margarette Sharp, being of small mind and large over- grown body, bequeath my height to the Miller twins, my position of vice president of the Waupecong Hot Rod- ders to Paula Helton, and my trips to the office with Mr. Wagner to anyone who wants a good bawling out. I, Joyce Smith, will to Nona Rickard my ability to go steady for four years. To Betty Cooley I will my ability to finish school. I, Judy Watson, do hereby will my long hair to anyone that wants to take care of it, and to Sherry Whaley, my ability not to sleep in study hall. I, Dick Wood, being of strong resistance to feminine traps, am a full fledged misogynist, and I will this quality to Tom Agness, my Hot ' 57 Chevy to Mr. Sullivan so he may drive in luxury, and my senior cords to Mike Puterbaugh. I, Carl Zody, do hereby will my ability to run cross country to anyone who is fool enough to run it like I did, and my backbreaking pole vaulting form, and I do mean backbreaking, to Steve Oldham. And to Connie Dyar I will my seat in 3rd period study hall so she can find some- one to talk to. Sponsored by HUFFER BEAUTY COLLEGE Kokomo, Indiana Class History In the fall of 1958, 38 eager freshmen entered the hallowed halls of Clay Township anxious to begin their journey through high school. For our leaders we chose Roger Oldham, President; John Rickard, Vice-President; DiAnne Childers, Secretary; Anita Miles, Treasurer; and Mr. Max Brewer was our sponsor. That year Gene Hedrick and Eddie Crocker were our king and queen candidates for the Halloween Festival. The following September we resumed our studies again. This year we elected DiAnne Childers, President; Roger Oldham, Vice-President; Janellyn Hahn, Secretary; Eileen Bowman, Treasurer; Becky Russell, Reporter; and John Rickard, Student Council Rep- resentative. Mr. Ray Wagner and Mrs. Carol Bargerhuff were our sponsors. We found that we lost Eddie Crocker, Jerry Glassburn, Vera Margarette Hahn, Bob Hawkins and Glenn Hershberger; but we gained Bill Baker and Steve Strange. This year our king and queen candidates for the Halloween Festival were Roger Oldham and Janellyn Hahn. Janellyn Hahn was elected varsity cheerleader. The highlight of our sophomore year was receiving our class sweaters and jackets. They were black with red lettering. The first week of September found us once more beginning another year as supposedly older and wiser juniors. This year our sponsors were Miss Evangeline Thomas, Mr. Ray Wagner, and Mr. Don Bodager. Our officers were: President, Clarence Medlen; Vice-President, Anita Miles; Secretary, Becky Russell; Treasurer, Jeanie Martin; Reporter, Nancy Herrell; Business Manager, John Rickard; and Student Council Representative, Roger Oldham. We lost Bill Baker, Herschel Crain, James LaFerney, John McMasters, Phillip Miller, Helen Phillipy, and Steve Strange; but we gained Mary Gannon. Our king and queen candidates for the Halloween Festival were Dick Wood and Judy Watson. One of the special events of our junior year was receiving our class rings. To make money we sold concessions at the ball games. We also presented our first play, Maybe You ' re Wrong. Our biggest social event of the year was when we entertained the seniors at Honeywell Memorial in Wabash. After the reception our parents sponsored a party at the Miami gym. September 5, 1961, we began our long-awaited senior year at Clay Township deter- mined to make it the best possible. We were sorry to find that we had lost Beverly Strange and Linda Bowling, but we gained Gary Brankle. This left us with twenty-seven mem- bers. Under the leadership of Miss Evangeline Thomas and Mr. Max Brewer we chose: Roger Oldham, President; John Rickard, Vice-President; Becky Russell, Secretary; and Nancy Herrell, Treasurer; Dave Minor, Reporter; and Eileen Bowman, Student Council Representative. Roger Oldham was elected Student Council President, and Janellyn Hahn was once again re-elected varsity cheerleader. To our delight Bill Newman and Carol Riley reigned as king and queen over the Halloween Festival. October 13 and 14 we presented the Senior play, The Birds and the Boys. The year ended with the traditional festivities honoring the Seniors: Junior-Senior Reception, May 18; Baccalaureate, May 20; and Commencement, May 21. The final climax of our four years at Clay ended with the long-awaited Senior trip to Washington, D.C., and New York City. 19 Agnes Wood Janellyn Hahn Perry Wood Roger Oldham Wheezer Wood John Lamb Mary Wood Jeanie Martin Miriam Smith Eileen Bowman Bill Pendleton Dick Wood Marie Nancy Herreli Dr. Strong David Minor Beatrice Strong DiAnne Childers Sue Ellen Strong Becky Russell Windy Coogan John Rickard Bromwood Fletcher Gene Hedrick Reverend Seagrove Clarence Medlen Conway Elliot Carl Zody Bill Newman Kate Thorolon Anita Miles Ann Winthrop Linda Bowling Prompters - Margarette Sharp Judy Watson Director Mr. Ray Wagner Maybe you ' re Wrong Zke Birds and the Boys Adam Martin Roger Oldham Cricket Martin Janellyn Hahn Tex Gene Hedrick Eyes Clarence Medlen Soapy Dick Wood Debbie Eileen Bowman Mrs. Barker Jeanie Martin Mrs. Kluckholm Nancy Herreli Mibs Becky Russell Hank Anita Miles Margarette Sharp Jim Kluckholm John Lamb Leslie Chatterton DiAnne Childers Hobart Worlhen John Rickard Gene Mike Fox Charlie Dave Minor Max Carl Zody Sooner Beanie ' s puppy Beanie Carol Riley Director Mr. Ray Wagner 20 J-ht mmr tfm Left to Right: Connie Dyar, Vice-President; Connie Zehring, Business Manager; Mike Fye, Reporter; Verba Bontrager, Treasurer; Karen Jenkins, Secretary; David Cagley, Assistant Business Manager; Jerry Miller, President. r M ' HI Verba Bontrager David Cagley IflBBHt «m W T Joe Clester John Clester Betty Cooley Rita Dangerfield Connie Dyar Mike Fye Bill Gaunt Barbara Greeson Sandy Helm Paula Helton Glenn Hershberger Karen Jenkins Jack Klein Judy Martin Joyce Mast Jerry Miller Cindy Newton Mike Puterbaugh Nancy Puterbaugh Phyllis Ramsey Junior Riley Bob Runyan Connie Sharp Judy Stites Mary Stout Russell Troyer Mary Ellen Waters Sherry Whaley Frank Whiterd Larry Wilson Darlene Wood {Juniors at Work SOPHOMORES Left to Right: David Mast, Treasurer; Charlotte Bowman, Secretary; Tom Agness, Vice- President; Jane Ann Berglan, President; Judy Miller, Reporter. Tom Agness . ' U) ( 4 _ Charles Barnett Jane Ann Berglan I J Sponsored by CARLILE ARMY SURPLUS Kokomo and Peru, Indiana Charlotte Bowman Mildred Chisom Shirley Dunn Ralph Feller Terry Fye Tom Glassburn Becky Herrell David Hostetler Jim Klise Don Lape Sherry Lorenz Nancy Martin David Mast Judy Miller Terrell Myers Donna Overman Donnie Plougue Janet Powell Janet Sue Rickard Nona Rickard Roger Sommers Dean Swartzentruber Janet Watson Rickey Whaley Jim Wilson Sponsored by MAPLE CHEVROLET SALES Greentown, Indiana 28 Left to Right: Larry Zehring, Vice-President; Kay Rickard, Secretary; Vickie Miller, Reporter; Dean Bontrager, President; Phyllis Hahn, Treasurer. Connie Acord Rodney Alspaugh Beverly Bailey Karen Billhimer Dean Bontrager James Bontrager Steve Bowland Janet Brankle Joe Bucher Sponsored by BUCKS LIVE BAIT SPORTING GDS. R.R. 1, Peru, Ind. Eugene Dunn Connie Einselen Linda Wolf Ramona Fye Cynthia Glassbum Letitia Glassbum Phyllis Hahn Leon Hawkins Richard Hawkins Barbara Hershberger Jerry Honeysuckle Jim Kendall Carol Klein Joyce Kling Philip Kling Patsy LaFerney Gary McKinley Vada Meyers !T ; 7 ♦ 5 A t fBtS Jy L .. ■ 1 Rick Miles Connie Miller Harvey Miller John Henry Miller Naomi Miller Richard Miller Steven Miller Vickie Miller Wayne Miller Steve Oldham Wayne Overman Kay Rickard Ann Wagner Donald Weeks Mary Whiter ' d Larry Zehring Cloyn Zody Gary Zody JUNIOR HIGH STANDING left to right: Barbara Bontrager, Reporter; Linda Shrock, Vice-President; David Kling, Treasurer; Carol Miller, President. SEATED: Saundra Martin, Sec- retary. Eighth Qrade Ethel Acord Jim Bell Dewy Childers Gloria Eilers Jerald Fewell Garon Garling Linda Gingerich Joe Glassburn JoNell Glassburn Ellen Sue Harts Rex Hopper David Kling Stephen Kling Terri Lloyd Kathy Maple Saundra Martin Carol Miller Henry Miller Galen Roberts Dick Runyan Linda Shrock Ronnie Stites Conrad Stodgell Roy Thieke Cecil Troyer Jerry Yoars Sponsored by STALLER ' S DRIVE-IN PERU, INDIANA 35 ,f Ted Agness Barbara Bell Seventh Qrade Barbara Bontrager Jock Brankle Gary Exmeyer Patty Fox Ruth Jenkins Wanda Kendall Wayne King Lois Kling Jim Martin Vickie Martin Mary Miller Sandra Shackelford Carol Wagner Buster Whaley Danny Whaley Barry Worl ELEMENTARY Qrade School Zeachers Miss Ethel Ellars Grades 5 and 6 B.S. Marion College M.S. Butler University Mr. John Evans Grade 4 and 5 B.A. Bob Jones University B.D. Grace Seminary Graduate Work Indiana University Miss Columbia Gerhart Grades 2 and 3 B.S. Purdue University M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Zella Stodgell Grade 1 and 2 B.S. Marion College Butler University Indiana University Center 38 Qrade 6 Sharon Acord Michael Blackburn Charles Bowland Linda Correll Pamela Correll Gailon Garling Michael Glassburn Carol Greeson William Hopper Rosemary Kling Larry Marner Ethan Miller Lloyd Miller Marcia Miller Wayne Perry Patrick Puterbaugh Bonnie Shrock Mildred Stites Susan Wagner Judy Whiterd Qrade 5 Sharlot Acord Kay Bargerhuff Gary Bell Roger Betzner Eva Bontrager Paula Bowland Terry Dean Dennis Fewell David Freeman Gary Gilbreath Deana Glassburn Jim Glassburn Paulette Glassburn Linda Holder Susan King Richard Kuntz Steven Maple Lynnette Martin Elizabeth Mast Rex Medlen Roger Miller Susan Miller Wayne Roberts Jeffrey Sampsel Alan Stites Tommy Wagner Judy Whaley Nancy Yount £- f l pi ©■ 40 Qrade4 Junior Acord Frankie Bargerhuff Galen Bontrager Nila Boone Beth Briner Joyce Fox Larry Gingerich Max Gingerich Jay Glassburn Sandra Glassburn Ruth Graber Eddie Hopper Jay Jenkins Douglas LeMaster Bonnie Miller Larry Miller Raymond Miller Craig Myers Anita Roberts Joyce Schrock Danny Shackleford Beth Shinn James Stites Deloris Troyer Betty Wagner Bobby Whaley £ hade 3 Jeannette Acord Marjorie Acord Roger Agness Jackie Bell Angela Fye Manuel Gonzalez Rosalinda Gonzalez Naomi Graber Rickey Graber David Green Denise Harts Eric Hiers Stephen Holder Sandra Kendall Mikel Kling Kathy Kuntz Dennis Maple Linda Marner Becky Martin Rex Martin Linda Miller Glenda Mishler Joe Perry John Runyan Jonathan Sampsel Q rode 2 Gary Acord Carolyn Betzner Leanna Bontrager Janet Briner Karen Correil Rickey Freeman Gerald Garling Elizabeth Glassburn Mitchell Glassbun. Jody Hostetler Jimmy Jenkins Diane Kuntz Danny Lewis Rodney Martin John Shinn Timmy Wagner Vicky Whaley sh $rade 1 Teresa Acord Lee Eldon Bargerhuff Ricky Bell Roger Blackburn Joyce Bontrager Martha Dean Charles Finster Marilyn Gilbreath Karen Gingerich Norman Gingerich Lupe Gonzalez Mary Graber Mark Hiers Mark Lamb Charles Lewis Emott Louks Jerel Maple Kenneth Martin Bruce Miller Sara Miller Roger Perry Garry Shackleford Cynthia Shelton Sharon Snyder Robert Stites Teddy Wagner Linda Zehring Grades 1 and 2. Grades 2 and 3. Elementary Classrooms Grades 4 and 5. Grades 5 and 6. and Activities Get that tip Freckles Go, team CLASSES Biology Chemistry Driver ' s Training Geometry { - Junior and Senior Agriculture French 1 High School Art Government « + SEATED: Mary Ellen Waters; Gene Hedrick — Treasurer; Roger Oldham — President; Eileen Bowman — Vice-President; Connie Zehring — Secretary; Jerry Miller. STANDING: Jane Ann Berglan, Steve Oldham, Mr. Wagner, Sponsor; Jim Wilson, Dick Runyan. Student Council The Student Council is an expression of democracy in action. Its responsibility is to introduce and discuss various suggestions from the student body and faculty. This is the student ' s opportunity to practice democracy in his immediate social situation. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class and the organiza- tions. Each class, grades nine through twelve, has two representatives; the junior high provides one member; and the clubs and organizations have two representatives. The constitution states an order of rotation which makes its possible for each club to have its turn to furnish nominees. The student body, grades seven through twelve, and the faculty choose the president and the vice-president of the Student Council. Nominees for this office must be either a junior or senior who is a present member of the Student Council. The members of the Student Council elect the secretary and treasurer. The Student Council assumes the responsibility for the Halloween Festival, Courtesy Week, Cheerleader elections, Casual Day, Dress-up Day, Senior Day, and many other activities which are designed to make the Clay Township School a better place to acquire that all-important education. 48 National Honor Society .NATIONAL iH ON OR A SOCIETY y, The National Honor Society was established in Clay Town- ship High School in 1961. Its establishment was the fulfill- ment of a need for the recognition of the basic qualities which suggest that students are outstanding citizens in their school community. The requirements for membership are as follows: The student must be either a sophomore, junior, or senior who has achieved and continues to maintain a B academic grade average. The student must have contributed and continue to contribute a significant service to his immediate school com- munity. His capacity for leadership must have been demon- strated both in the classroom and in extracurricular activities and organizations. And in addition, he must demonstrate high moral character in his activities. The basic purpdse of the National Honor Society is to recognize the cardinal principles of scholarship, leadership, character, and service which are essential to the development of productive leaders and citizens in a democratic society. ' V ? L V 50 Majorettes Janet Powell, Becky Herrell, Janellyn Hahn Drum Major, Becky Russell Choir Officers Band Officers Left to right: Nancy Herrell, Librarian; Connie Dyar, Secre- tary; Janellyn Hahn, Librarian; Gene Hedrick, President; Mary Ellen Waters, Treasurer; Becky Russell, Vice-President. Left to right: Dick Wood, President; Nancy Herrell, Librarian; Eileen Bowman, Treasurer; Darlene Wood, Librarian; DiAnne Childers, Vice-President; Janellyn Hahn, Secretary. 0 3 as Concert FIRST ROW: Connie Dyar, Karen Jenkins, Barbara Greeson, DiAnne Childers. SECOND ROW: David Cagley, Darlene Wood, Janet Powell, Connie Zehring, Dick Wood, Tom Agness, John Clester, Eileen Bowman. THIRD ROW: Joyce Kling, Phyllis Hahn, Cynthia Glassburn, Judy Stites, Jim Kendall, Jerry Miller, Vickie Miller, Cloyn Zody. Marching Band TOP OF C TO BOTTOM OF C : Dick Wood, Wayne Overman, Barbara Greeson, Letitia Glassburn, DiAnne Childers, Judy Stites, Joyce Kling, Cynthia Glassburn, Darlene Wood, David Cagley, Joe Clester, Karen Jenkins, Connie Dyar, Connie Zehring,. Tom Agness, John Clester, Cloyn Zody, Jim Kendall, Vickie Miller, Beverly Bailey, Jerry Miller, Nancy Herrell, Eileen Bowman, Mary Ellen Waters, Jane Ann Berglan, Donna Overman, Connie Miller, Steve Bowland, Ramona Fye, Kay Rickard, Phyllis Hahn, Gene Hedrick. Majorettes, Left to Right: Janet Powell, Becky Herrell, Janellyn Hahn, Drum Major: Becky Russell. M«% v hx %aHd FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Letitia Glassburn, Ramona Fye, Kay Rickard, Becky Herrell. SECOND ROW: Nancy Herrell, Steve Bow- land, Connie Miller, Donna Overman, Jane Ann Berglan, Mary Ellen Waters, Becky Russell. BACK ROW: Joe Clester, Beverly Bailey, John Keim — Director, Wayne Overman, Gene Hedrick, Janellyri Hahn. junior Maud FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Teddy Agness, Gary Exmeyer, JoNell Glassburn, Jim Kendall, Cloyn Zody, Linda Shrock, Cathy Maple, Bonnie Shrock. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Stites, Stephen Kling, Roy Thieke, David Kling, Dick Runyan, Carol Miller. BACK ROW: John Keim — Director, Ellen Sue Harts, Jerry Yoars, Rosemary Kling, Mildred Stites. ■ III II I 111 I High School Choir FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Connie Miller, Judy Stites, Patsy La ox, Bonnie Helton, Barbara Bontrager, Shirley Graber, Wanda Ken- Larry Zehring, Mary Ellen Waters, Janet Powell, Connie Dyar, Bight: Ted Agness, Darrel Freeman, Ronnie Stites, Harry Brankle, Jenkins, Judy Martin, Paula Helton, Wayne Overman, Tom Agnmyer, Danny Whaley. THIRD ROW, Left to Right: Connie Stod- Phyllis Hahn, Carol Klien, Nancy Herrell. THIRD ROW, left to Rary Miller, Linda Schrock, Kathy Maple, Henry Miller. FOURTH Ann Wagner, Gene Hedrick, Dave Minor, David Cagley, Cindy Newcil Troyer, Galin Roberts, Joe Glassburn, Jerald Fewell, Jim Bell, BACK ROW, Left to Right: Becky Russell, Jeanie Martin, Janet Rinda Gingerich, Gloria Eilers, Saundra Martin, Carol Miller, Ellen baugh, Eileen Bowman, Janellyn Hahn, DiAnne Childers, Kay Rickard, Vickie Miller. junior Choir FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Carol Wagner, Lois Kling, Patty FFerny, Beverly Bailey, Cloyn Zody, Roger Sommers, Jim Kendell, dell, Sandra Shackleford, Barbara Bell. SECOND ROW, Left to Rarbara Gresson. SECOND ROW, Left to Right: Mr. Kiem, Karen Barry Worl, Jim Martin, Buster Whaley, Wayne King, Gary Exess, Roger Oidham, Dick Wood, Cynthia Glassburn, Connie Einslen, gell, Terri Lloyd, Ruth Jenkins, Vickie Martin, Jo Nell Glassburn, Might: Nona Rickard, Phyllis Ramsey, Vada Myers, Darlene Wood, ROW, Left to Right: Rex Hopper, Dick Runyon, David Kling, Ceton, Nancy Puterbaugh, Charlotte Bowman, Jane Ann Berglan. Mr. Kiem. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Steve Kling, Jerry Yoars, Lickard, Anita Miles, Becky Herrell, Letitia Glassburn, Mike Puter- Sue Harts, Dewey Childers, Roy Thieke. Music Contest Winners SAXOPHONE TRIO — Jane Ann Berglan, Donna Overman, and Mary Ellen Waters. BRASS QUARTET— Gene Hedrick, Dick Wood, Tom ness, and Barbara Greeson. SOLOS — Linda Schrock, Flute Solo; Jerry Miller, Drum Solo; and Mary Ellen Waters, Vocal Solo. PIANO SOLOS— Connie Zehring, Kay Rickard, and Cynthia Glassburn. future Zeachers Club new organization The Future Teachers Club is at Clay Township this year. The students help the grade school teachers in their work and help supervise at recess. They some- times substitute for teachers who are absent. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Dave Minor, Barbara Greeson, Nancy Puterbaugh, Cindy Newton, and David Cagley. ROW TWO: Vickie Miller, Connie Miller, Phyllis Hahn, Jane Ann Berglan, and Sherry Lorenz. ROW THREE: Connie Einselen, Letitia Glassburn, Joyce Kling, and Mr. Max Brewer, Sponsor. 55 Classes Take Trip Thirty members of the science and art classes made an educational trip to ChicagOyTnursday, March 2, along with Mr, Leonard Deters and Mr. Joseph Noff- Darl Glassburn, Mary Stout leacherS of p Sandy Helm, Ronnie Billhimer They arrived in Chicago around 9: 00, and made their first stop at the Museum of Science and Industry. Thisnusoum contains iiuSjsr- mation and illustrations oi ' n2ar3y .T r ihU ss ing from the human body to nxs year. Safety Campaign Being Plonned The Driver ' Connie Sharp, Judy ClaSS is goin Phyllis Ramsey Safety Ueek Campaign. They will be looking for places where accidents might oc- cur. After they have found several places where acci- dents could occur, they will make posters remind- ing the students to be nt to Id at my on eivad the. rrr na, navy uiinu ycj. xuxkui The next stop was at the Art Museum. The art students have been study- ing several different art- ists in class. They saw manv Dictures that they Sherry Whaley, Barbara Greeson ' ing. Some arc. pa ted Darlene Wood, Cindy Newton r ery famous and expensive. The students and teach ntest ers enjoyed the trip very mount much and it is regarded as a complete success. Speech Club The Speech Club is a member of the Indiana High School Forensic Associa- tion. The members of the club are encouraged to participate in contests sponsored by this organization and any other speech experiences which will provide a good practical experience in oral communications. The purpose of the Speech Club is to provide learning experience which will build confidence, poise, and skill so that students might develop oral skill in a democratic society. CAM STANDING: DiAnne Childers, President. FIRST ROW, left to right: Becky Russell, Nancy Herrell, Eileen Bowman, Janellyn Hahn, Anita Miles, Charlotte Bowman. SECOND ROW: David Cagley, Connie Dyar, Cathy Maple, Mike Fye, Phyllis Hahn, Jane Ann Berglan, Larry Zehring. THIRD ROW: Karen Jenkins, Connie Zehring, Darlene Wood, Barbara Greeson, John Clester, Judy Stites, Connie Sharp. Mr. Ray Wagner, Sponsor. The aims of the club are to develop competent, aggressive, rural, and agricultural leadership; to improve agriculture; to create interest in farming occupations; to participate in cooperative effort; to create and nurture a love of country life; to encourage thrift; to strengthen the confidence of farm boys in tfjemselves and their work; and encourage improvement in scholarship. £ JtW « C Mure Jar titers of America SEATED, left to right: Frank Whiterd, Sentinel; Mike Fox, Reporter; Gene Hedrick, Secretary; Dick Wood, President; Jerry Mi ler, Vice-President; Tom Agness, Treasurer; Mr. Robert Friar; Sponsor. Cibrary Mrs. Wolf is the new librar- ian this year. She orders books, audio-visual materials, magazines and other materials to keep our library up to date. The Clay library is very ade- quate for a school of its size, and it is arranged so that it is available to the study hall stu- dents at all times. The student librarians issue books and magazines, type file cards, and perform other rou- tine duties. STANDING, left to right: Barbara Greeson, Darlene Wood, Paula Helton, David Cagley, Connie Einselen, John Clester. SEATED: Ann Wagner, Joyce Kling, Nona Rickard, Judy Stites. Mrs. Rose Wolf, Sponsor. SEATED: Cloyn Zody, Mike Fye, Jim Kendall, Larry Zehring, Bob Runyon, Ralph Feller. Mr. Robert Adams, Sponsor. Science Club The aims of the dub members are: to increase their knowledge of science; to give service in their community and nation; to understand the impor- tance. of science in their lives; to help others un- derstand science; and to carry out the program of the Science Clubs of America. Any student in grades 7-12 interested in sci- ence and who has an overall scholastic average of C or better, is eligible for membership. ? £} p! Coach BEN BOWLES Co-Captain ROGER OLDHAM Forward Clay Nov. 1 Somerset 70 Nov. 3 Swayzee 67 Nov. 10 Windfall 73 Nov. 17 Eastern 46 Nov. 22 Western 63 Dec. 1 Galvestion 69 Dec. 6 Northwestern 65 Dec. 8 Akron 71 Dec. 12 South Caston 45 Dec. 15 Fairmount 57 Opp. 63 42 47 46 61 65 60 59 43 49 BILL NEWMAN Guard GENE HEDRICK Forward DAVE MINOR Center Jan. 12 Jan. 19 Jan. 23 Jan. 27 Jan. 30 Feb. 2 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Assistant Coach RONALD SULLIVAN Jan. 5-6 Co-Captain JOHN RICKARD Guard Clay Opp. 4-Way Tourney Tipton Twp 43 41 Bunker Hill 39 37 Bunker Hill 43 39 Bennetts 38 45 Washington Twp 40 36 North Miami 42 46 Sharpsville 61 86 Tipton Twp 67 44 Oak Hill 44 47 White ' s Institute 83 69 CARL ZODY Forward DICK WOOD Forward TERRY FYE Guard t W Zeatn Joe Bucher, Philip Kling, Dean Bontrager, Steve Bowland, Tom Agness, Charles Barnett, Jerry Honeysuckle, David Hostetler, Don Ploughe, Jim Hager, Steve Oldham, Gary McKinley, Larry Zehring, Rick Miles, Mr. Ronald Sullivan Student Managers Leon Hawkins and Terrell Myers Leon Hawkins and Terrell Myers were our varsity and B team student managers during the 1961-62 basketball season. You have seen Terrell and Leon keeping rebound and shooting charts at games this year. They washed the team ' s practice equip- ment and served cokes at half time. A lot of thanks should be given to the student managers for their time and effort. mi) ZA  ' W 1 Br- -m B ' fl C M L . , j H jBDhB NB T 2 i w?H Attn J inb i ■W IpO ii  1 1 ' T 1 t • • Mr A 8tef r u Lii 1 h t 3 1 Wai I |V ' 1 | MLf 1|W i freshman Zeam Steve Bowland, Jim Hager, Jerry Honeysuckle, Dean Bontrager, Steve Oldham, TOP ROW. BOT- TOM ROW: Rick Miles, Gary McKinley, Larry Zehring, Joe Butcher, Phil Kling, Coach Mr. Sullivan. Jr. Migk Zeam TOP ROW: Barry Worl, Cecil Troyer, Galen Roberts, Mr. Evans, Coach; Rex Hopper, Dick Runyan, Dewey Childers. BOTTOM ROW: Teddy Agness, Wayne Kling, Gary Exmeyer, Gerald Fewell. r aLrf Varsity Cheerleaders Phyllis Hahn, Janet Powell, Connie Dyar, Janellyn Hahn freshman Cheerleaders Karen Billhimer, Mary Whiterd, Carol Klein flunior High Cheerleaders Carol Miller, Kathy Maple Jo Nell Glassburn, Bonnie Helton JpDBi 1 J! ■ ]4 w • m -jf TJl J HL ► ' flHJ ■ _ JF A .§. Zrack Left to Right, ROW 1: Gary Zody, David Hostetler, Roger Oldham, Carl Zody, Gene Hedrick, Dick Wood, Terry Fye. ROW 2: Steve Oldham, Joe Bucher, Philip Kling, Tom Agness, Bill Newman, Mr. Ronald Sullivan. ROW 3: Steve Bowland, Dean Bontrager, Dean Swartzentruber, Jim Hager, Mike Puterbaugh, John Miller. Cross Country Left to Right, ROW 1: Steve Oldham, Joe Bucher, Philip Kling, Tom Agness, Terry Fye, Dick Wood, Bill Newman. ROW 2: David Hostetler, Gary Zody, Roger Oldham, Cary Zody, John Rickard, Gene Hedrick. ROW 3: Steve Bowland, Dean Bontrager, Dean Swartzentruber, Mike Puterbaugh, Donnie Plough, Mr. Ben Bowles. weiub Any boy in high school who has earned a major let- ter in either cross country, basketball, track, or baseball is eligible for membership in the C Club. The aim of the club is to provide a service organiza- tion to the school and to promote better sportsman- ship. The officers are: Roger Oldham, President; John R i c k a r d, Vice-President; Dick Wood, Secretary- Treasurer; Carl Zody, Ser- geant-at-Arms. Roger Oldham, Dick Wood, Mike Fox, Gene Hedrick, John Rickard, Carl Zody, Dave Minor, Bill Newman, Mike Puterbaugh, Terry Fye, Steve Oldham, Dean Bontrager, Joe Bucher, Gary Zody, Rick Miles, Phil Kling, Mr. Ben Bowles, Mr. Ronald Sullivan, and Tom Agness. baseball FRONT, left to right: Rick Miles, Steve Oldham, Mike Fox, Terry Fye, Bill Newman, John Rickard, Joe Bucher. STANDING, left to right: Dean Swartzentruber, Steve Bowland, Mike Puter- baugh, Dick Wood, Gene Hedrick, Phillip Kling and Mr. Sullivan. H President, Jeanie Martin; Vice-President, Anita Miles; Secretary, Mike Fye; Russell; Cheerleaders: Connie Dyar, Janet Powell, Janie Hahn, Phyllis Hahn. Treasurer, Becky Pep Club The Pep Club this year consisted of fifty members sponsored by Mr. John Keim and led by the four cheerleaders. The purpose of this organization is to support and back the team at each of the basketball games. They also stimulate interest and enthusiasm before games. The members of the Pep Club purchased red sweaters this year. They looked striking in contrast to the white gloves they wore. (JrXaAUjo nUvjjLy President, Darlene Wood; Vice-President, Cindy Newton; Secretary, Judy Watson; Treas- urer, Judy Stites; Reporter, Sherry Whaley; Sponsor, Mrs. Wheeler. Qirls ' Mkletic Association The G.A.A. has completed its second year at Clay. They have participated in several different sports this year including bowling, swim- ming, baseball, and basketball. Several of the members earned the required number of points to receive pins. Dcu W 67 4- Way Zoumey Champs -— • - ff it  ] rf_ _ - 1962 Sectional Champs Left to right, FRONT ROW: David Hostetler, Merrill Hawkins, lanie Hahn, Janet Powell, Connie Dyar, Phyllis Hahn, and Charles Barnett. SECOND ROW: Steve Oldham, Terry Fye, Bill Newman, John Rickard, Carl Zody, and Terrell Myers. THIRD ROW: Mr. M. Max Brewer, Principal; Mr. Ronald Sullivan, Assistant Coach; Roger Oldham, Mr. Ben Bowles, Coach; Dave Minor, Dick Wood, Gene Hedrick, Tom Agness, and Mr. Ray Wagner. Clay Wins Sectional in 24 Moms With Qreat Zeavn Effort Clay opened the Sectional Friday night at 8:15 by defeating the Somerset Shamrocks by a score of 69-58. Dave Minor led Clay by scoring 31 points and grabbing 42 rebounds. Due to a large amount of snowfall, the players stayed in Peru that night. On Saturday Clay up-ended an undefeated North Caston team 59-56 by a great team effort. Four of five boys were in the double digits with Oldham and Fye leading with 14 points each. Minor contributed 13, Zody 11, and Rickard 7. The greatest reward of all came in the evening game. Clay beat Peru 62-51 with a great victory seeing Terry Fye col- lect 25 points and leading the way with terrific support from Minor, Oldham, Zody, and Rickard. Clay out-rebounded a big Peru team and held Tom Scott to eight points, which was considered a terrific defensive job. We were certainly proud of our boys, cheer section, and fans. Thank you for letting me be your Coach. DAN E. MILLER ROBERT MAST Sponsored by HAROLD HEDRICK WAYNE FYE G. R. OLDHAM LEO LYONS ADVERTISERS WAWPECONG FEED HATCHERY Phone Kokomo Grain, Feed, Fence and Fertilizer Purina Chows Hy-Line Chicks KOKOMO R.R. 3 WAWPECONG, IND. 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