Claypool High School - Knight Lites Yearbook (Claypool, IN)

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I I I I ... I an xg ii ROW ONE: Ja.net Starner, Sue Carol Landis, Beverly Kreis, Marta Gay Robinson, Mary Adams, Peggy Cauffman, Aleta Smith, Betty Patrick, Bonnie Sue Shepherd, Tommy Deaton. ROW TWO: Howard Patrick, Kent Ring, David Van Dyke, Michael Campbell, Larry Bergk, Billy Hall, Ronnie 2 I Whitaker, Ralph Ervin, Steven Caudell. ROW THREE: Ronald Ramsey, Ronald Shipley, Dan Rans- bottom, Barkley Conley, Gale Konkle, David McKrill, John Shively, Gregory Arnett. I :I I I I I I I I 911 i!Z2 g2CUZA io Come I I ROW ONE: Mike Brindle, Margie Merkle, Velinda Smith, Mary Waclkins, Donald Prater, Sandra Shepherd, Sandra Caudill, Jack Warren, Linda Snoke, Gene Warren, Billy Wadkins, Paul Arnett, 7 Mary Shull. ROW TWO: Mrs. Morrison, Jackie Ault, Bobby Prater, Dorothy Scott, Tim Deaton, 31 Steven Campbell, Morris Folk, Janet Johnson, Kathy Becher, Bess Poe, James Ford, Jo Lynn Zolman. ROW THREE: Connie Whita.ker, Douglas McKrill, Roger Rowla.nd, Jerry Ervin, Charles Gibson, Mike Cook, Wilma Bays, Eugene Green, Wanda Shepherd, Jim Fox, Joan Neeley. f v. I

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18 ROW ONE: Max Evans, Patricia Arnett, Sara Ransbottorn, Sue Ransbottorn, Magdalene Wadkins, Dennis Rowland. ROW TWO: Anne Kinsey, Shirlene Slone, Claudia Shipley, Christine Deaton, Joyce Starner, Joyce Palmer, Mrs. Willodean Cochern. ROW THREE: Ellis Adams, Henry Hall, Randy Ransbottom, Ronnie Cauffman, Betty Davis, Evelyn England, Rex Watson. C-wzefully Sficuyoen Tfieixz f9en.c,cLlA ROW ONE: Junior Wadkins, Charles Liatto, Joanne Merkle, Bonnie Petteys, Kay Little, Waneta Deaton, Billy Rose, Linda Ervin, Judy Zolman, La1noine'Shull, Roger Brindle, Henry Hughes. ROW TWO: Buddy Green, Lonny Prater, James Leslie, Opal Adams, Joyce Folk, Charles McKen zie, Elizabeth Longyear, Penny Howard, John Mullins, Dan Konkle, Jay Folk, Mrs. Martha Folk. ROW THREE: Dennis Schooley, Charles LaFollette, John Deaton, Phyllis Poe, Kathy Jackson, Sharon Ervin, Brenda Sands, Ronnie Bruce, Dan Robinson, Douglas Ault, James Gibson. . 1. sZKv?2i:7QI

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WM At noon there is an eagerly awaited break in the day, and the cooks, Mrs. Irene Simison and Mrs. Renee Howard, are pre- pared to keep the students well contented and in good working con- dition. They receive assistance from students who work different periods of the morning. Sawing QA 756,01 ptuzfacwe Mr.' and Mrs. Ed Kreis, janitors of the school, do a superior job in keeping the school neat, ready for inspection and extra-curricular activities. General re- pairs also fall into their realm of work. Bus drivers are an essential part of a rural school. Those who serve Clay town ship are G. Hoffman, F. Ransbottom, D. Shoemaker, R. Beigh, and L. Smith. Mr. Hoffman, general substitute, stood in for D. Cauffman. Iifzs' RH-IA-1 THR 3Q hQax, X