Clinton High School - Old Gold and Black Yearbook (Clinton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1962 volume:

962 Old Qold and Mlack Clinton High School Clinton. Published by 1962 Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief Gerry Nardi }unior Editor Sue Bentley Volume No. 47 - 1 - As you entered school this fall, you encoun- tered scores of nameless faces - - faces of students from Clinton, Dana, Hillsdale, and St. Bernice that you had seen at ball games, in 4-H. at church, or with friends. Through consolidation they had now become your classmates. It seemed such an endless task remembering their names at first, but as you attended classes, games and activities, these new students became your friends. Now there are no nameless faces, only the faces of friends who attended Clinton High with you in 1962. - 2 - (jetting Zo Know ou -3- (jetting Zo Know fou Dancers enjoyed refreshments which were served by the Cheer Club. The First Nighter sock hop, sponsored by the Cheer Club, was quite a success. About 400 students and 15 members of the faculty spent the evening getting acquainted. Carolyn Skelly won the prize for having the craziest socks. Mr. Newport welcomed the stu- dents, and music was furnished by Deno and the Boys. Wow! What crazy socks. Compliments of: Dean Holston’s Texaco - 4 - Senior Class Party Junior Class Party Getting To Know You Food, fun, games, girls - - these are the incen- tives for getting to know your fellow classmates at the class parties held each semester in the school cafeter- ia. All students agree that these events are high points on the school social calender. This year the seniors exhibited their originality by clever Halloween cos- tumes, and the juniors by a Come as You Are Party. The sophomores and freshmen entertained with skits and dancing. Freshman Class Party Sophomore Class Party Compliments of: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company Getting To Know You COOKS, left: Audrey Graham, Louise Bush, Ancile Delp, Evelyn Smith, Helen Douglas. Students of Clinton High are very proud of the new Multi-Purpose building which was completed in the fall of 1961. The structure is of red brick and, although serving primarily as a cafeteria, it is also to be used for audio-visual and television instruction, a meeting place for civic affairs, and class parties. An open house was held on December 3, and the public voiced their approval of the new, modern addition to C.H.S. Compliments of: Lang Helt Agencies Ins. Jeffery's Standard Service - 6 - Getting To Know You Meeting friends between classes became more pleasant this year at C.H.S. with the addition of new covered passageways between the buildings. The custodians also welcomed the decreased burd- en of shoveling snow and ice from the walks. BOTTOM ROW, Left: Martin Kandara, Conk Don- ald, Wood Holdaway. SECOND ROW: Pete Car- rara, Claude Baird, John Duberneck, Cappy Dun- lop. Compliments of: Carl O'Brian Standard Station, St. Bernice Overpeck Hardware Appliance, Dana -7- Bus transportation played an active part in getting acquainted at C.H.S. this year as approx- imately sixty per cent of the stu- dent body traveled to and from school transported by the follow- ing drivers: BOTTOM ROW, Left: Domenic Savio, Russell Fortune, William Fuchs. ROW TWO: George Porter, Kenneth Brown, Clem Lawson, Doyne Conner. ROW THREE: Substitute George Vrzina, Eugene Fossi, Russell Lawson, Roy Sturm. ROW FOUR: Bob Gilman, Lew Bonomo, Leon Guinn, William Bybee. Compliments of: Plato’s Goodie Bar -8- “Miss Zeen-Mjc of the Wabash Valley Our school was honored this year by having Trudy Davis, senior, selected as Miss Teen-Age of the Wabash Valiev ’ and Judy Wiot. senior, as first runner-up. Trudy was crowned after winning from a field of 150 semi-finalists from this area of Indiana and Illinois. As a regional Teen Queen ' Trudy was flown by get to Dallas. Texas, for the Miss Teen-Age America Pageant where girls repre- senting 101 cities from 36 states were judged on poise personality, intelligence, scholarship knowledge of world affairs and talent. In her division. Trudy placed 2nd in talent 9th in formal gown judg- ing and 11th in personal interview to arrive at a final rating of 12th. At the end of a busy, fun-packed week the girls were introduced to the nation in a MTeen Nite U. S. A. ' pageant held in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas by teen-age stars Dobie Gillis , Bobby Rydell. Bobby Vee and Roy Orbison. Judy Wiot. First Runner-up. Compliments of: Marshall Pontiac-Oldsmobile -9- The extra-curricular activities of school are very important to most students. This is shown by the large membership in the variety of clubs and or- ganizations in C.H.S. Students have an oppor- tunity to get acquainted by participating in the parties, dances, and trips sponsored during the year by the various organizations. Qetting to Know you - 10- J flight in flpan Left to right: Escort Dick Meyer, Ann Ferrara, Jim Bianchetti, Delcie Fossi, Queen Janet Bonacorsi, Mike Paine, Carol Pierce. Louis Bonomo, Helen Edington, and Larry Gambaiani. A portion of Japan was borrowed for the Junior- Senior Prom entitled Sayonara. Couples enjoyed the multi-colored decorations while they danced to the music of the Jimmy Adami orchestra. Suspense was high until the last moment when the queen was announced, and Janet Bonacorsi was crowned by Jer- ry Pesavento. Junior class president. Queen Janet was attended by Helen Edington, Ann Ferrara. Delc- ie Fossi, and Carol Pierce. Queen, Janet poses for a picture with her escort Mike Paine. Compliments of: Binole’s Restaurant Blake's Neighborhood Store - 12 - 1961 Kevue Displays Outstanding Zalent The fourth production of the CHS Capers was another hit for the boys and girls who worked so hard and for the enthusiastic audiences who crowded the gym at each performance. Mr. Jack Haskell directed the show again this year, and Mr. Richard Schelsky was the set supervisor. When the casts of the Spirit of Minnitonka, St. Louis. Geisha, My Heart Belongs to Daddy, Swan Lake. Mack the Knife. Begin the Beguine, By the Sea, The Starlights, and Les Jolies Filles en Rose gathered on the stage to sing There's No Business Like Show Business, they all sincerely meant it. Compliments of: Abriani's Market Baker's Dress Shop - 13- Columbus ID ay Queen Queen Barbara Sweazy Homecoming Queen Senior Attendant Sue Ralston Junior Attendant Joan Bertotti Queen Nancy Land — f ■ Freshman Attendant Nancy Davis Sophomore Attendant Jeanette Harrison Cheer Club The Cheer Club is the largest club at C. H. S. with over 200 members. They sponsored the Homecoming activities, which included a bonfire and pep rally on Wednesday night and a dance after the game: the C block for basketball games: and a get-acquainted” dance at the beginning of the year. They held a succes- sful bake sale and used the proceeds to help furnish a bus for students wishing to come into the home games. Pictured opposite: Cheerleaders Donna Harris, Trudy Davis, Sue Bentley, Linda Amerman. Nancy LaRoche. “C” mock Compliments of: Roma Restaurant Lounge Ricauda Stage - 17 - BOTTOM ROW: S. Hogue, J. Krasek, B. Gross, S. Benko, G. Lear, Vice-Pres. : G. Aimone, Pres. : S. Bentley, Treas.; J. Stepp. Sec. ; S. Jones, C. Dunham, M. Helt, L. Ferro, P. DalSasso, G. Nardi. ROW TWO: M. Kite, A. Wilson, C. Jukes, G. Helt, P. Baird, D. Peperak, C. Wright, B. Payton, D. Harris, A. Perfetti, M. Homey, Mr. Hughes. ROW THREE: B. Rodeghiero, B. Lowry. M. Massa, L. Morgan, V. Turchi, S. Snedeker, S. Snedeker. J. Yeager. J. La Roche. N. Jones. ROW FOUR: K. Shepherd, J. Taylor, R. Newton, B. Nardi, J. Burdick. G. Barnes. D. Jarc, J. Gambaiani, R. Alekna, A. Lloyd, J. Burch, Mr. Johnson. ROW FIVE: J. Tate, C. Farnsworth. J. Saalwaechter. M. Thomson, J. Spurgeon, G. Cromwell. B. Vinco, P. Kelly, T. Cloyd, D. Craig, D. Moore, F. Kivett, Mr. Nolan. ROW SIX: L. Hansel, R. Coletti. J. Vernon, H. Beard. B. Russell, L. McCool, J. Bugni, J. Roberts, M. Hogue, J. Pesavento, K. Baker. K. Colombo, B. Maloney, J. Andrighetti, ROW SEVEN: J. Zell, S. Hesler. J. Fischer. C. Garaner, J. Gianotti, G. Smith, P. Stultz, B. Salin, G. Rans- ford, F. Peterson, J. Costello, J. Bonato. D. Kowinski. Math Science Club QAA Compliments of: Harris Food Store - 18- BOTTOM ROW: N. Davis, K. Hedges, M. Garaffa, D. Lubovitch, B. Moy, Treas.; G. LaRoche, Vice-Pres. : M. Vernon, Pres.: I. Thomas, Sec.; P. McConnell, B. Hardman, C. Foos, S. Nichols, M. Ferguson. ROW TWO: P. Pastore, S. Lyday, M. McDonald. V. Bridgewater, T. Stuczynski, S. Ball, B. Abernathy, J. Smith, J. Major. ROW THREE: Miss Dowdy, B. Beard, P. Ferando, K. Vinco, C. Skelley, J. Armitage, C. Jukes, V. Mowbray, M. Gozden. ROW FOUR: B. Cappa, G. Helt, C. Malag, S. McMullen, D. Meneghini, S. Thomas, L. Reed, S. Conners. ROW FIVE: P. Wood, P. Blanton. S. McConnaughey, S. Pesavento, S. Dooley, E. Shew, L. Hollingsworth, S. Lindsay, L. Greulich. ROW SIX: J. Pitchkites, L. Morgan, S. Taylor, H. Tagney, F. Massa, S. Hogue, P. Andrews. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Olmi, Pres.: Pam Lambert, Vice Pres.; Frieda Farrington. Sec. -Treas.; Marilyn Collier. ROW TWO: Loretta Weatherly, Amanda Wagner, Nettie Hale. Karen Miller, Susan Farrington, Miss Salaroglio, Sheila Chaney, Joy Dean. Cibrarians ’ Club JZA BOTTOM ROW: Gerry Nardi, Sec.; Sue Foltz, Vice-Pres.; Joyce Stepp. Pres. : Nancy Harness. Historian: Sandra Harness, Treas. : Diane Vestal. ROW TWO: Sharene Benko, Annette Donzero. Georgia Villa. Betsy Payton, Dru Ann Popello, Patty Kyle. ROW THREE: Miss Mattioda, Chuck Farnsworth, Ann Hurlow, Andrea Meyers. Cheryl Huffman, Terese Sasso, Mrs. Dunlap. Compliments of: Dog-N-Suds Karanovich Funeral Home - 19 - Dramatics Club Presents entertaining Comedy BOTTOM ROW: D. Scott, S. Flowers, B. Nardi, B. Lowry, J. Burdick, K. Grimes, J. Bonomo, Sec. -Treas.; B. Sweazey, Pres.: J. Tate, Vice Pres.: B. Maloney, D. Vignocchi, S. Ralston, J. Dunsmore, F. Farrington, SECOND ROW: K. Richardson, T. Davis, N. Land, K. Maurice, P. Dal Sasso, S. McConnaughey, M. Vernon, J. Roberts, J. Vietti, J. Crowder, S. Lyday, M. Malone, C. Thomas, J. Stefani, B. Scott. ROW THREE: N. LaRoche, J. Wiot, C. McLeish, S. Nardi, A. Trevarthan, T. Stuczynski, C. Skelley, P. Andrews, T. Giaca- bino. S. Hogue, C. Barcus, M. Pastorius, ROW FOUR: J. Doan, S. Drake, S. Carlson, S. Wilson, P. Woods, G. Bonebrake, A. Lloyd, S. Dunlop, T. Joy, L. De Bolt, S. McMullen. ROW FIVE: M. Harrison, L. Weatherly, I. Thomas. J. Bumgarner, S. Beard, V. Turchi. L. Biggs, L. Wiot, P. Baird, D. Nolte, R. Mieldazis, C. Hast- ings, V. Mowbray, S. Snedeker, C. Jukes, M. Gozden, S. Foltz. Mr. Bratt. ROW SIX: B. Williams. M. Mc- Donald, G. Inman, J. McDonald, H. Johnson, B. Moy, S. Pesavento, A. Wagner. J. Cooke. S. Bentley, K. Baker, M. Hogue. ROW SEVEN: E. Kemp, S. Benton, H. Beard, G. Dal Sasso, B. Russell, M. Dennis, G. Ransford, M. Aimone, J. Johnson, J. Roberts. J. Randall, S. Stewart, B. Roth. The Dramatics Club is one of the most popular clubs at C. H. S., evidenced by 80 active members. The goal of this organization is to enable talented students to display their special abilities on stage during any one of the Dramatics Club sponsored activ- ities. The varied activities of the club also encourage members to study theater and speech more extensively than they otherwise could. Compliments of: Fenoglio’s Shoes and Clothing McDonald Ins. Agency Nancy LaRoche and Judy Wiot make-up Mickey Harrison and Jim Randolph. 20 - ‘ ‘ Her Kissin Cousin LEFT SEATED: Jim Randall, Barbara Sweazey, Sue Foltz, Karen Grimes, Paula Andrews. LEFT STANDING: Jack Tate, Ken Baker. Mickey Harrison. Cast Karen Grimes.............Jennifer Desmond Paula Andrews.............Jodie Armstrong Barbara Sweazey...........Mollie Farrell Sue Foltz.................Lucy Lee Saunders Ken Baker.................Bruce Bartlett Jack Tate................Harry Ames Jim Randall...............Tom Jackson Mickey Harrison...........Randolph Fitzhugh Student Directors.........Judy Bonomo Gary Ransford Backstage Crew............Jerry Cooke. Don Lawson, Bernard Williams, Harold Beard, Nancy LaRoche, Judy Wiot, Charlene McLeish. Kay Maurice, Pam DalSasso. Pam Wood, Dave Vignocchi, Chad wanna Jukes. THESPIANS During the year many new members were init- iated into Chapter 402 of the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society and some old members earn- ed enough points to add stars to their certificates. Thespians are:- Gary Ransford. Paula Andrews, Bar- bara Sweazey, Mickey Harrison, Jack Tate, Judy Bonomo, Ken Baker. Jerry Cooke, Jim Randall, Karen Grimes, and Sue Foltz. That’s o. k. , Harry, old boy ! Compliments of: Patsy Leroy’s Marathon Station Rigsby and Catterson - 21 - foreign language Club BOTTOM ROW: Sue Jones, Cathy McKay, Ansel Wilson, Vice-Pres.; Jim Taylor, Pres. ; Linda Shirley, Sec. : Mary Louise Homey, Treas. ; Larry Hedges. ROW TWO: Frank Kivett, Sandy Abner, Candy Van Duyn. Mary Lester, Cynthia Donham, Andy Howk, Shirley Davis, Mrs. Miller, Sponsor. ROW THREE: David Kowinski, Frank Certain, Ken Shepherd, Milte Giovanini, Ronnie Coletti, Miss Beno. Sponsor. Compliments of: Faraco's Jewelry Shop - 22 - Steve Morgan. Patrol BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Nolan, Sponsor; Ken Baker, Captain; Ken Shepherd. ROW TWO: Tom Cloyd, Jerry Pesavento, Harold Beard, John Saalwaechter. ROW THREE: Mike Dennis, Bill Webber, Larry Hansel, Commem Club dome £ e. Club BOTTOM ROW: D. Vestal, G. Gamble, C. West, L. Amerman, Vice-Pres.; D. Pepello, Pres. : B. Sweazey, Treas.; S. Nelson, Sec.; L. Cobb, S. Jones, C. Newsom. ROW TWO: I. Thomas, J. Wiot, M. Chilton, F. Rinehart, J. Bertotti, M. Amerman, J. Stewart, L. Miller, O. Myers, N. Mattioda, K. Gowens, Mrs. Marshall. ROW THREF: C. Carrera, M. Burris, D. Yeager, S. Cottrell, S. Joy, M. Russell, J. King, D. Biggs. P. Hutson, M. Haymaker, L. Graham, R. Baratto, T. Sasso, C. Huffman, J. Kiser, C. Venardi, Mrs. Pilipovich. ROW FOUR: J. Bush, P. l onna, M. Pastorious, J. Bumgarner, C. McKay, A. Donzero, B. Cappa, J. Lowderman, P. Cappa, L. Finger. ROW FIVE: B. Jones, J. Watson, L. Farrington, K. White, G. Coletti, M. Blake. ROW SIX: D. Dowdy, B. Alekna, J. Zanandrea, J. Sims, B. Daniel, D. Swinford. Compliments of: DeMoss Rexall Drugs -23- BOTTOM ROW: C. Barcus, L. Thompson, N. Harness. L. Biggs, S. Nardi, Vice-Pres. . S. Harness, Pres.; J Pitchkites. Sec.: C. Hastings, Treas.: D. Nolte, L. Jackson, J. Bush, J. Major. ROW TWO: Mrs. Bradley. Mrs. Short. H. Smith, J. Gosnell. C. Kamarata, J. Harrison, C. Malag, S. Brown, J. Randolph, S Davis, G. Dugger. C. Evol. ROW THREE: S. Nichols. H. Tagney, M. Guinn, C. Smith, S. Conner, L. Reed. P. Pastore, M. McDonald. T. Stuczynski. S. McMullen, D. Scott. ROW FOUR: R. Tickle. D. Swinsford, J. McDonald, J. Rollins, M Osborne, D. Hartman, A. Ruffattola, S. Amerman, M. McCollum, S. Allen. Band and Choir Provide The C. H. S. Choir entertained at the school Christmas program, the Spring Musical, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. They also participated in a new activity, the District Choral Festival at Turkey Run on April 28. Compliments of: Model Cleaner's - 24 - During the year the Band won 19th place in State Fair competition, entertained at the Clinton Chamber of Commerce Bar-B-Q. marched in the Columbus Day Parade and at the Dana Firemen's Festival, and attend- ed the Purdue Band Day. The Band was present at all home football and basketball games and traveled to the Brazil football game. The Pep Band added their support at Crawfordsville. The Band Boosters sponsored an Ice Cream Social, a Smorgasbord, a Pizza Dance, and sold Christmas trees. The Band played at the Christ- mas Program, the Spring Musical, Baccalaureate, and Commencement. Musical .Highlights at C. H. S. Compliments of: Homey's Variety Store - 25 - BOTTOM ROW: C. McLeish, J. Bertotti, G. Inman. A. Perfetti, J. Wiot, B. Sweazy. ROW TWO: N. Land, S. Nardi. J. Bumgardner. J. James, J. Jeffery, D. Yeager. ROW THREE: C. McKay. S. Jones. J. Latinovich. K. Meadows, P. Kyle, P. Ferrando. ROW FOUR: M. Chilton, J. Lowderman. S. Harness. V. Turchi. L. Thompson. S. Wilson. ROW FIVE: J. Roberts. J. Bonomo, T. Sasso, L. Finger. C. Barcus, S. Beard. Coquettes PICTURED OPPOSITE: Band Major Ken Shepherd; Majorettes Helen Smith, Jeanette Harrison. Shirley Davis, Diane Donna, Carole Brown. Bible Club BOTTOM ROW: S. Jones. Pres.; B. Burgess. Sec. -Treas. ; J. McDonald. Vice-Pres. . Miss Devonald, Sponsor. ROW TWO: N. Hale, L. Weyrauch, P. Ramey, R. Drengacs. R. Newton. Compliments of: Clinton Pure Milk Co. Clinton Record Shop - 27 - Student Council Plans School Activities BOTTOM ROW: Sue Bentley, Treas. : Gerry Nardi, Pres.; Sue Foltz, Sec. ; Gene Aimone, Vice-Pres.. ROW TWO: Mr. Nolan. Mrs. Lapworth Sponsors; Trudy Davis, Tom Cloyd, Dru Ann Popello, Pam Dal Sasso, Donna Harris. ROW THREE: Ann Staats, Mary Louise Homey, Helen Smith, Sue Jones, Bob Nardi. ROW FOUR: Gina LaRoche, Sandra Dunlop, Sandra Beard. Diane Peperak, Dave Kowinski, Jim York. ROW FIVE: Janice Kendall, Terry Harris. Gary Pepelea, Jerry Zanandrea. The object of the Student Council is to improve the school in all possible ways. The Council was active this year in planning holiday dances, programs, and noon-time activities for students in the cafeteria. It also provides a scholarship loan for any qualified student that might be interested. Each year it sponsors a large project for the improvement of the school; this year new pictures for the study hall were provided. Compliments of: Scott Oil Company Stevenson Lumber Co. Dru Ann Popello, Mary Louise Homey, and Sue Bentley decorate the Senior High Bulletin board for Christmas. 28 - Rational Monor Society Membership of Outstanding Seniors BOTTOM ROW: Gerry Nardi, Joyce Stepp, Pam Dal Sasso, Trudy Davis, Lynda Ferro. Sheri Nelson. ROW TWO: Terese Sasso, Dru Ann Popello, Ann Hurlow, Judy Bonomo, Cheryl Huffman, Paulette Cappa. ROW THREE: James Bugni, Mrs. Schelsky, Mr. Nolan. Mr. Burton. Mr. Newport, Gary Lear. I tliuiitiilliunm § urirly of 'rnuibiiriji rlmols (£ barter (£linlon i£liaplc liiuiur jII .Hlrii bu tlirtr ilrisriib that 111 li rtf. I ft .U,ua Ut an artwil (tulitui iwtth� � 1 iWnfen iW Xaluuul fcanm a( tkr Xaiunul A analu� n t� l fckaol p(iNn|Mi .nun diiiHt an orUMln Iki.'mih iW nulL-ntt. «I Mm tf Utht Vflinton£luptrt a Ual J Wiyin M liw ailiunal ltiMi.ir Saififlw i'f fccuulMltU (blmut 4ku 1 tuHn uwkr. ii” . W mti an «tante Ihra %«tk ft«v A su XinHnn MnJur ' ih, uiiiutam atr dim Moo To become a member of the National Honor Society a student must have attended Clinton High for at least one semester and must have a B average in scholarship. All Students who are eligible scholastically are fur- ther judged by the entire faculty on the basis of service, leadership, and character. A faculty committee then makes the final choice. The installation of new members is held in the spring, usually in April. The National Honor Society was intro- duced to Clinton High in 1958. Compliments of: Perona s Grocery Store, Blanford, Ind. Newton’s Service Station, St. Bernice - 29 - Meet Zhe Press ROW ONE: Judy Bonomo, Assistant-Editor; Judy Wiot. Editor. ROW SEATED: Ramona Baratto, Business Manager; Marilyn Amerman, Loretta Miller, Linda Finger, Paulette Cappa, Sandra Lambert, Judy Stewart, Ann Hurlow. ROW STAND- ING: John Saalwaechter, Nancy La Roche, Charlene McLeish, Barb Sweazey, Dru Ann Popello, Sandra Drake, Sue Ralston. Terese Sasso, Amanda Wagner, Martha Haymaker, Donna Biggs. Mrs. Pilipovich. The Wildcatonian has always been a popular feature of C. H. S. life. There are five editions published during the school year. The paper con- tains a ’’Seen Around C. H. S. ” column, club and activity news, a sports review, special features and editorials, jokes, and Student Council bulle- tins. The last edition is devoted mainly to the grad- uating Seniors. Enclosed in the paper is a monthly Roto magazine which contains teen-age news on a national basis. The Wildcatonian staff is composed of Commerce majors, and the faculty advisor is Mrs. Pilipovich. Editor Judy Wiot approves stencil prepared by Dru Ann Popello as Ramona Baratto operates the mimeograph machine. Compliments of: Doughty's Furniture Sawyers Flowers -30- 1962 “Old gold and mack” Staff BOTTOM ROW: S. Bentley, Junior Editor; J. Bonomo, N. Land, A. Hurlow, L. Ferro, A. Wagner, P. Dal Sasso, S. Foltz, J. Stepp, C. Olmi, S. Narki, C. Thomas, G. Narki, Editor: Mrs. Marshall, Sponsor. ROW TWO: J. Wiot, B. Sweazey, C. McLeish, N. La Roche, P. Kyle, Linda Amerman, D. Harris, D. Peperak, C. Barcus, B. Payton, G. Gamble, D. Popello, S. Harness, B. Scott. ROW THREE: T. Davis, M. Haymaker, F. Rinehart, T. Cloyd, D. Kendall, T. Sasso, Bus. Manager. ROW FOUR: K. Baker, K. Maurice, H. Johnson, A. Myers, R. Baratto, S. Nelson, J. Kiser, B. Henry, G. Inman, J. McDonald, J. Saalwaechter, J. Costello. ROW FIVE: G. Dal Sasso, S. Benton, H. Beard, J. Roberts, S. Beard, D. Yeager, M. Burris, D. Wake, J. Sims. Old Gold and Black has been a tradition at C. H. S. since 1915, when it consisted of 40 pages and featured 28 seniors. This year it will contain 106 pages and will pic- ture the school life of 805 students in a newly consolidated system. All this work was accomplished by the staff of 54, headed by Gerry Nardi, senior editor. The yearbook was planned by Gerry during her two week’s schooling'at Indiana University during the summer. It began to take form when the staff was chosen, and Jr. editor Sue Bentley and typists, Joyce Kiser and Ramona Baratto, helped her get production under way. Gerry Nardi Senior Editor Compliments of: Service Oil Co. Small Frye Shop - 31 - Our classes offer a fine chance to get acquainted By reciting, discussing, and working on projects and reports together, we gain friendship and co- operation through understanding. (jetting to Know ou - 32 - in t -33- J4ath, Science Provide The biology class looks at protozoans through their new microscopes. The Science Department has expanded rapidly this year. New textbooks, biology, microscopes, a ph meter, equipment for plant experiments, and a completed science library are helping students ex- plore the realms of science at C.H.S. Pupils are offered comprehensive courses in Biology, Chemistry Physics, Zoology, or Organic Chemistry. A course in Botany is in the planning stage for next year. Mr. Hughes shows his physics class how to weigh a signature on an analytical balance. At left, Mr. Hughes demonstrates the electrol- ysis of water to his chemistry class. Compliments of: Stringfellow's Plumbing Heating Vietti Bros. Packing Co. - 34 - Basis for flew Horizons The courses in the Math Dept, are especially designed to help students prepare for both college and modern-day living. Algebra is offered in the freshman and junior years, and Plane Geometry is offered the second year. In the senior year, Tri- gonometry and Plane Analytical Geometry are of- fered to students who eering profession. interested in the engin- Greg Darwin constructs a perpendicular to a line in geometry class. Mary Lester shows Dan Kuehl how to work an al gebra problem. At right, trigonometry class works a problem from their new textbooks for Mr. Nolan. Compliments of: Seaboard Finance Co. Tele-View House - 35 - Students Sind Understanding in our Changing World Sam Benton reads a state bill to Government class. Understanding the past is a vital step toward ernment, Sociology, Economics, Psychology, and understanding our present world situation. Courses Latin American History are working toward this goal, in World History, U. S. History, Geopolitics, Gov- Sandy Abner and Ron Sturm hold the Declaration Karen Grimes points out a country that her class of Independence for the U. S. History class to see. has studied in Geopolitics. Compliments of: Ray Osmon Insurance Hoosier Ready-Mix Concrete Corp. - 36 - flew Equipment A ids Jmprovcment of Skills in business Typing class is busy taking a timed writing. To successfully prepare students for office jobs, the Business Education Department requires two years of Bookkeeping, Shorthand, or Typing along with other related business subjects. The Department has purchased a new IBM ”Se- lectric typewriter and an IBM Executrax Combina- tion dictating unit to improve the students’ business skills and to help them become familiar with up- to-date office machines. Mr. Holbert dictates a letter in shorthand class. General business class works some problems with Mrs. Dunlop's help. Compliments of: Votto Plumbing Hardware Marvin’s Service Center, Radio T.V. - 37 - Students Qain Experience Karen Richardson, Judy Gosnell, and Betty Carrera study a pattern as Mrs. Short aids .Marilyn Guinn in placing her pattern on her material. Donna Meneghini presses her finished robe, and Deeann Giacherio completes a seam on a pocket under the supervision of Mrs. Short. To walk by the Home Ec. rooms and smell the fresh- ly baked rolls and cookies and to see the beautiful dresses and suits modeled by the students who made them, emphasizes the importance of the Home Econ- omics Department. There is much more to running a home than meets the eye, and efficiency in this area is what the teachers strive for through courses in foods, clothing, house planning, fam ily relationships, home nursing, and child care. Nancy Chilton, Rose Hutson, Peggy Blanton, Sandra Snedeker, Joan Hartman. Melinda Spurr, Nancy Davis, and Phyllis Shew learn the proper way to set a table. Compliments of: The Mills Co., Inc. - 38 - in Vocational Courses David Persinger and Bob Solomon work out a prob- Ray Kelsheimer and Jim Amerman practice acety- lem in Printing Shop. lene welding. This department acquaints the students with the care and operation of tools and equipment in six dif- ferent courses: General Shop, Mechanical Drawing, Woodshop, Printing, Machine Shop, and Welding. These full-year courses are valuable for both personal and vocational use. Efficiency, concise ness, and accuracy are essential in this area. The beginning shop class is busy drawing plans for its first project. Compliments of: Terre Haute Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Texaco Service Station, St. Bernice - 39 - Curriculum Stresses Canguage Arts Miss Beno and Sharene Benko compare the Spanish alphabet with the English alphabet. Latin, French, and Spanish are offered in both beginning and advanced classes in the Language Arts Department. Latin students have been busy this year conjugating verbs and declining nouns while French and Spanish students have enjoyed the language re- cords used for practicing pronunciation. At left Betsy Payton displays record cover while French Class listens to vocabulary drill. At right Latin students, Rick Baker, Larry Hedges. Terry Harris, Kathy Davis, and Janis Kendall, study Roman art work. Compliments of: Joe Giacoletto Mobilgas Dean Phipps Co., Inc., Dana, Indiana - 40 - for Achievement of Juture (foals In the English Department, the study of gram- mar and literature are alternated each semester for the first three years. In the fourth year, Speech is required and Senior Grammar and English Literature are recommended for students going on to college. A new feature offered this year is a develop- mental reading lab established to speed up the com- prehension and reading ability of students. Miss Mattioda shows Gary Pepelea which tense to use in the sentence. Compliments of: Straw's T.V. Service, St. Bernice, Indiana Doyne Conner Sons Trucking Co., Dana - 41 - Musical Qroups Jdd Sparkle to School year DANCE BAND, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Shepherd, Bob Rodeghiero, Bob Roth, John Evans, Ken Baker, Mr. Simp son. ROW TWO: Tom Shoemaker, Terry Ferguson, Mary Etta Pastorious, Linda Biggs, Kenny Colombo, Don Brittain, Lynn McCool. ROW THREE: Jim Taylor. Dave Dowdy, Larry Ball. The girls’ ensemble offered variety to the musi- cal offerings at C.-H.S. this year. This group enter- tained at school programs and various civic activities. The band’s officers for the year are: Tom Shoe- maker, President; Carol Brown, Vice-President; Janis Kendall, Secretary-Treasurer. The Pep Band played at various school activities and the 17-member dance band has played for several dances and for local clubs. All musical groups are under the direction of Mr. Ed- win Simpson. At left, Nancy Land, Sue Foltz, Harold Beard, Judy Davis, and Patty Kyle practice for a song for the Christmas program. ENSEMBLE, BOTTOM ROW: Helen Tagney, Sandy Abner, Carol Wright, Carolyn Barcus, Cora Lee Spurr, Mary Etta Pastorius. ROW TWO: Barbara Sweazey, Patty Kyle, Charlene McLeish, sue Foltz, Karen Richardson. ROW THREE: Judy Wiot, Nancy Land, Diane Yeager, Ramona Baratto. Diane Donna. Compliments of: Hershey's Florist - 42 - Cibrary Provides Modem facilities for Reference and Study Students enjoy the wide variety of books and periodicals provided by the library. The library has been reorganized and enlarged this year with the consolidation of the four schools. It is a source of reference and pleasure reading for both students and teachers. Student librarians, two each period, assist Miss Salaroglio. Compliments of: McMillan Sports, Inc., Terre Haute - 43 - Students Me Helped by Special Services Mrs. Schelsky and Mr. Burton show Marsha Russell information in their counselling pamphlet concerning her future vocation. A new program of guidance was instituted at C.H.S. this year with the employment of a full-time Dean of Boys and Dean of Girls, Mr. Robert Burton and Mrs. Dorothy Schelsky. These two counsellors spend many hours help- ing students individually regarding personal and curricular problems. They also keep active files on complete oc- cupational information and administer and score the com- prehensive testing program in effect for all grade levels. Art I and II are new to the curriculum at C.H.S. this year. These classes were added toincrease the skill of the many talented students who like to express themselves in painting, working in clay, and drawing. At left, Donna Biggs completes a poster for art class. Compliments of: Russell's Hilltop Inn, Hillsdale Dana Implement Co. - 44 - Sports and 'Driving Build Ml-A found Student Mr. Taff explains the parts of an engine to Gary Hayes, Diane Peperak, and Karen White in Driv- er's Training class. The course in Driver's Training teaches the actual operation of the car and safety rules of the road. Students are aided by classroom study and driving practice under varied conditions. A student who wishes to take driver's training must be 15 1 2 years of age at the beginning of the school year. Health class is a one-semester course re- quired of all students in which they become fam- iliar with the structure and functioning of the human body, personal hygiene, and first aid. Physical Education is required of all students for two years. A program in which they learn basketball, volleyball, softball, tumbling and practice conditioning exercises, helps to develop physical fitness. Each year this department pre- sents a show displaying its skill in various physical activities. Gym class practices push-ups. Lynda Ferro displays a model of the human brain to Health class. Compliments of: Lee School Supply Co. Terre Haute, Indiana - 45 - Our sports - - football, basketball, baseball, track - - offer students a chance to get acquainted either through participation or by backing the team with their enthusiasm and loyalty. Long-lasting friend- ships often find their beginning on the field or in the bleachers when everyone joins in a united yell. Back the Wildcats! Qetting to Know you - 46 - Jootball Varsity Zeam LEFT TOP: Rocky Pepelea, Bill Hinkle, Gary DalSasso. Ed Thomas. Mike Jones. Dave Hayes. Sam Benton. Jack Zell. Joe Spurgeon, Fred Evans. Mike Vrzina, Frank Peterson. LEFT MIDDLE: Don Roberts. Don Moy, Milton Thomas, Mark Ave, Bill Vinco. Bill Ellis. Gary Ransford, Dick Trimble. Terry Ferguson. Dave Craig, Chuck Farnsworth. LEFT BOTTOM: Phil Jones, Roger Vicars. Vic Everhart, Glenn Benton, Gene Aimone, John Trimb- le, Pete Kelley, Steve Hesler, Gary Pepelea, Mike Thomson. John Burris. Coaches: LEFT TOP, V. Woodard. A. Taff. LEFT BOTTOM, W. Svyantek. G. Deal. Compliments of: An almost completely revamped coaching corps tutored the Wildcats this year, but lack of an appreci- able amount of football-playing experience and depth on the first-string unit was a stumbling block to a win- ning season. Clinton romped to its seasonal debut over Green- castle. 27 to 12. The Wildcats then suffered five suc- cessive defeats until a victory over Linton boosted their morale. Coach Svyantek substituted freely in all games to give the underclassmen experience. The development of elementary students for football this year is an at- tempt by the coaches to produce more experienced players by the time high school is reached. The Wildcats will have a strong nucleus of letter- men returning next year, including a bulk of rhinnies who have gained much experience this season. Bonacorsi Brothers Bonomo's I.G. A. Store - 48 - drcshnm football Zeam LOFT TOP: Coach Woodard, Mike Buchanan, Jim Farrington. Jim Conner, Larry Luce. Ted Kluesner Mike Moulton. Rick Bennett, Terry Harris, Chuck Weir, Coach Taff. LEFT MIDDLE: Tom Yelich, Bob Homey, Ken Colombo, George Barns. Jerry Petak. Jim Moudy. Bob Watson. Terry Wright. Terry Lowe. Paul Delph. LEFT BOTTOM: Gary Vitaniemi, Stan Salin, Jerry Williams. Frank Kivett. John Koma, John Gambaiani. Mike Giovanini, Don Jarc. RECORD Clinton 27 Greencastle 12 Clinton 0 Gerstmeyer 6 Clinton 0 Crawfordsville 40 Clinton 0 Garfield 19 Clinton 7 Sullivan 4 Clinton 0 Wiley 4i Clinton 14 Linton 6 Clinton 6 Schulte 17 Clinton 0 Vincennes 37 Clinton 13 Brazil 40 • Western Indiana Conference games Student Managers: Bill Salin and John Saalwaechter. Compliments of: Citizens State Bank - 49 - Gene A i mone Bill Vinco Sputgeon' T - - Soph. Steve Hesler Glenn Benton Spanky Burris t H B - - Sr. LEFT: Jim Vernon, Dave Kowinski, Phil Wimsett, Sam Benton, Bob Hutson, Dave Hayes, Dave Vitaniemi, Bill Russell, Jerry Costello, Tom Endicott, Larry Hansel, Gleim Benton. At the completion of the Wabash Valley Tourna- ment, Clinton players, backed with a 6-won 6-lost record, prepared to plunge into the final half of their scheduled games. Displaying plenty of hustle and excellent team spirit, the Wildcats provided many thrills for loyal fans. Perrysville’s high-flying Eagles knocked some Coaches: Bill Svyantek, Andy Taff, Joe Houghtelin. luster off the Cats in the finale at the local center during the Valley tourney by ousting Clinton - win- ner of seven straight prelim crowns - 58 to 57. The team, backed by three letter winners and one returning starter this season, provided much ex- plosive action for unwary opponents. RECORD Clinton 59 West Vigo 62 Clinton 49 Cayuga 44 Clinton 60 State High 47 Clinton 90 Brazil 65 Clinton 64 Linton 55 Clinton 59 Attica 7i Clinton 45 Sullivan 43 Clinton 45 Crawfordsville 69 Clinton 51 Greencastle 5« Clinton 60 Garfield 61 Clinton 43 Rockville 69 Clinton 48 Gerstmeyer 68 Clinton 83 Honey Creek 60 • Western Indiana Conference Games Compliments of: Rosenblatt Bros. - 52 - Bill Russell Senior Center Dave Hayes Junior Center Co-Captain Co-Captain Dave Kowinski Sophomore Guard Jerry Costello Senior Forward Tom Endicott Junior Forward Sam Benton Senior Center Bob Hutson Junior Guard Glenn Benton Junior Guard Larry Hansel Junior Forward Dave Vitaniemi Senior Center Phil Wimsett Junior Guard Jim Vernon Junior Guard -53- LEFT BOTTOM: John Popello, Rex Beard, Larry Fossi, Ramon Costello, Greg Darwin, Allen Porter, Francis Tate. LEFT TOP: Gary Pepelea, John Bonomo, Ed Thomas, Harold Johnson, Chuck Farnsworth, Joel Fischer. “K” Zeam freshman Zeam LEFT BOTTOM: John Mackie, Ricky Berrisford, Chuck Harness, Terry Lowe, Bob Homey, Dave Amerman, Gary Vitaniemi, Frank Kivett. LEFT TOP: Don McCauley, Terry Harris, Rick Bennett, Ted Kluesner, Jim Brown, Jim Connor, Dick Heber. - 54 - MANAGERS: Leo Maesch, Frank Peterson. Make way for the Wildcats! ‘Junior Varsity Cheerleaders LEFT: Margie Ave, Gina LaRoche, Nancy Davis, Connie Sturm. - 55 - Zrack Zeam Makes Splashes in Meets RECORD Turkey Run 59 Rosedale 67 1 2 Clinton 34 1 2 Greencastle 66 Cayuga Relays Cayuga 74 County Meet at Cayuga W. I.C. at Linton Schulte 58 1 2 Rockville Wabash Valley - Rose Poly Clinton 34 Clinton 39 - 3rd Clinton 33 Clinton 38 - 2nd Clinton o 45 Clinton 30 1 2 Clinton 1 Clinton's track and field forces, hampered se- verely by the lack of seasoned operatives in both the field and running events, substituted quality for quantity in competition last spring for a fairly com- mendable seasonal record. Senior Bill Ikerd, a 230-pound shotput stalwart, heaved the lead ball consistently for an undefeated individual performance during the campaign. Herschel Groves, a senior dashman who spear- headed the C.H.S. running brigade, was named re- cipient of the Most Valuable Player award. He was a bulwark in the 330-yard dash and was also anchor man for the Wildcats' mile relay quartet. The local contingent concluded the track sea- son with praiseworthy splashes in the meets of the county. The C.H.S. group under the superb guid- ance of Coach George W. Deal, finished in third place at the Cayuga Relays and emerged runner-up at the Vermillion County meet. LEFT TOP: John Saalwaechter, Gary Dal Sasso, Bill Ikerd, Jack Zell, Ed Thomas, Bob Hutson, John Malone. LEFT MIDDLE: Vic Everhart, Stony Ave, Jerry Costello, Jerry Pesavento, Martin Aimone, Richard Trimble, Herschel Groves, Jack Rayce. LEFT BOTTOM: Gary Pepelea, Mike Thomson. Rocky Pepelea. Mark Ave, Steve Hesler, Gene Aimone, Richard Groves. John Trimble. Don Wake. Compliments of: Cluder's Cafe Columbus Co-op - 56 - Wildcats Place Second in W. J. 6. LEFT TOP: Dave Kowinski, John Bonomo, Robert Alekna, Phil Jones. Joe Giovanini, Ken Vitaniemi. LEFT MIDDLE: Coach Johnson, Louis Bonomo. Mike Vrzina, Jim Vernon, Jerry Smith, Bob Graham, John Burris, Tom Shoemaker. LEFT BOTTOM: Pete Kelley. Richard Moore. Tom Cloyd, Ramon Costello. Forrest Perry, Larry Fossi, Ricky Smith. RECORD The Clinton Wildcats, under the coaching of ” Knute Johnson, ran their victory string to twenty- four in a row before being defeated by a strong Dan- ville, Illinois team. The Wildcats had trouble with old man weather and were able to play only seven games this year and ended the season with a 5-2 record and a tie for sec- ond place in the Western Indiana Conference. Ken Vitaniemi was voted the Most Valuable Player of 1961 for the second consecutive year. The following players were chosen for the first team of W.I.C. : Phil Jones, Ken Vitaniemi. Bill Ellis, and Bob Graham. Honorable Mention went to Joe Giovanini and Louis Bonomo. Co-captains were Ken Vitaniemi and Louis Bonomo. Clinton 3 Paris I Clinton 9 Schulte 2 Clinton 11 • Linton 0 Clinton 11 • Garfield 5 Clinton 0 Danville 3 Clinton 3 • Sullivan 7 Clinton 4 Brazil 9 • Western Indiana Conference Games Phil Jones, left fielder, waits for first pitch. Compliments of: Fossi Bakery Gillis Pharmacy - 57 - As the year progresses, the faces of the teach- ers and classmates become familiar to you. Simi- lar interests and courses, however, naturally tie students in a particular class more closely together. The staff of Old Gold and Black hopes that the fol- lowing pictures will help you remember the fun you had getting to know your faculty and friends in 1962 Qetting to Know you - 58 - . fj__sijB diu� Administration Mike Rendaci Vice-President X Charles Hansel William Beard Secretary Don Harris President Lewis Harness Melvin Hickman Treasurer Verlin Ross - 60 - Many young people who face the immediate task of finding a place in the world are frustrated by the complexities of today’s society. Perhaps they lament the fact that a tremendously serious decision must be reached. Takd hope, young people, we are just at the gate of a great new era of history. To you will be relegated the task of solving a great new challenge. Set your goals high - - find your niche in this space world. You should be excited and thrilled to be a part of life •at such a time as this. - - Mr. Melvin Mr. Jack Haskell, Assistant Principal The student body is to be complimented on the way it has adjusted to the changes brought about by reorganization. With this fine attitude and co-operation, there is no reason why the school cannot continue to improve and offer great er opportunities to the students so that they can better prepare themselves to meet the challenges of the future. - - Mr. Newport Mr. Leland Melvin, Superintendent - 61 - Mr. Richard Newport, Principal 3acuity Assists Students Harriet L. Baldwin A. B., Duke University. M. A. , University of 111 inois. Language Arts William J. Ballock B. S., I. S. C. Mathematics. Sponsor Freshman Class Barbara Beno A. B. . I. S. C. Language Arts, Sponsor Foreign Language Club Ernest G. Boatman B. S. ,M.S.; I. S.C. Industrial Arts Robert Allen Bratt B. S., I. S. C. Language Arts, Sponsor Senior Class Dramatics Club Robert Burton B. S. ,M. S.; I. S.C. Guidance, Dean of Boys Naomi Craig B. S. . I. S. C. Language Arts Dorothy Devonald B. S.. I. S.C. Language Arts Sponsor Bible Club Elizabeth Jean Dowdy B. S. ,1. S.C. Phys. Ed. , Health. Spon- sor G. A. A., Cheer Club, Cheerleaders Joan Dunlap B. S., I. S.C. Business Education. Sponsor Sophomore Class, F. T. A. Evelyn Hixon B. S. . I. S. C. Home Economics Sponsor Home Ec Club Garold Hinzy B. S., Indiana Univ., M. S. . I. S. C. Industrial Arts Compliments of: Medlock's Jewelry - 62 - in climb to success Paul I. Holbert B. S.. M.S.; I. S. C. Business Education, C. H. S. Activities Treasurer Joe Houghtelin B. S., M. S. ; I. S. C. Science, Sponsor Soph- omore Class Coach Frank W. Hughes B. S.. M. S.; I. S. C. Science, Sponsor Science-Math Club Essa M. Johnson B. S., I. S.C. Business Education Alfred Johnson B. S. , M. S.; I. S. C. Science, Sponsor Science-Math Club John C. Kyle B. S ,1. S. C.; M. S. Purdue University Industrial Arts Mathematics, Sponsor Student Council Charlyn Marshall B. S.. M. S. 5 1. S. C. Business Education, Spon- sor Yearbook, Commerce Club Judith Ann Mattioda B. S., I. S.C. Language Arts, Spon- sor F. T. A. .Junior Class Gladys I. Miller A. B., I. S.C. Language Arts, Spon- sor Foreign Language Club Rosalie Mitchell A. B., Butler University Language Arts Theodore Nolan B. S. . M. S.; I. S. C. Mathematics, Sponsor Student Council, Sci- ence-Math Club Compliments of: Huffmans -63- John N. Parker B. S., Eastern Illinois University Social Studies Mary G. Pilipovich B. S.. I. S. C. Business Education, Spon- sor Senior Class Commerce Club, Newspaper Florence Salaroglio A. B., M. A.; Indiana Univ., B. L. S., Univ. of Illinois School Librarian, Sponsor Student Librarian Club Dorothy Schelsky A. B., Western College M. A.. I. S. C. Guidance Director, Dean of Girls Richard Schelsky B. S., Purdue University Social Studies, Sponsor Cheerleaders and Cheer Club Dean B. Short B. S. . I. S.C. Home Economics, Spon- sor Home Ec Club Edwin Simpson B. M. E. , Indiana University M. M., University of Oregon Music James E. Strunk B. S. , I. S. C. Social Studies William S. Svyantek B. S., Indiana University Physical Education Coach Andrew Taff B. S. , Hanover College M. S. , Indiana University Driver Education, Coach, Junior Class Sponsor Compliments of: Si Mattioda, Aluminum Products - 64 - School Nurse Vintan L. Woodard Mary M. Haas B. S., I. S.C. B. S. . I. S.C. Industrial Arts Art Coach Marguerite Butts G. N., Indiana University B. S., Indiana University M. S.. I. S. C. Secretaries Merle Newport, Barbara Malag, Secretaries to the School Superintendent and Marilyn Shew, Secretary School Board. «° ,he Hi8h School Prin- cipal. Compliments of: Ste-Mar Hardware Freida B. Wilson, Insurance - 65 - Seniors Cook forward to flew Experiences LEFT: Judy Bonomo, Treasurer; Mrs. Pilipovich. Sponsor; Nancy Land. Secretary; Steve Morgan. President; Judy Wiot, Vice President; Mr. Bratt, Sponsor. ADAMS, REBECCA ANN General AIMONE, GENE D. General Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Science-Math Club 3,4. AIMONE. MARTIN J. College Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1 •2� 3� 4: Cheer Club 4; ”C Block 4; Dramatics Club 4; Boys' State 3. ALEKNA, ROBERT General Commerce Club 4, Football 1,2; Baseball 3. Compliments of: Aimone Bros. Dairy - 66 - in Rapidly Changing World AMERMAN, LINDA JO Business Education Class Plays 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Cheerleader 2.3, St. Bernice; Cheerleader 4, Annual Staff 4, C Block 4, Cheer Club 4, Com- merce Club 4, Clinto'n. AMERMAN, MARILYN Home Economics Class Play 3, Pep Club 1,2, 3, Bible 2,3, Cho- rus 1,2,3, Homecoming Attendant 3, St. Bern- nice; Newspaper Staff 4, Commerce Club 4, Clinton. AVE, VICTORIA MARIE Business Education Cheerleader 2,3, Cheer Club 2,3, G.A.A.2, Student Librarian 2. BAKER. KENNETH RAY College Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Science-Math Club 3.4, Patrol 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Dramatics Club Play 4, Band 1,2, 3,4, C.H.S. Capers 3- BALL. LARRY M. General Dramatics Club 1,2,3, Operetta 2, Science- Math Club 1,2; Dance Band 4. BARATTO, RAMONA JEAN Home Economics Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Choir 2, 3,4; Operetta 2; Home Ec. Club 3; Com- merce Club 4; Bible Club 1. BARUSHAK, FRED General BEARD. HAROLD College Dramatics Club 4; Foreign Language Club 2, 3; Science-Math Club 2,3,4; Choir 3 .4, Annual Staff 4; Patrol 4. Compliments of: Rockville Packing Co. - 67 - BEARD, MARGARET A. General BENTON. SAMUEL GEORGE General Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 1.2,3; Track I, 2,3; Class Play 3; Dana; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4; Football 4; Cheer Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Clinton. BIGGS, DONNA LEE Business Education Commerce Club 3.4; Newspaper Staff 4; G. A. A. 1,2; Home Ec. Club I. BLAKE, MARJORIE JO General F.H. A. 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2; Senior Play 3; Junior Play 3; Choir 1,2,3; Student Coun- cil 2; Hillsdale; Commerce Club 4; Clinton. BONOMO, JUDITH ANN General National Honor Society 3,4; Class Treasurer 3,4; Assistant Newspaper Editor 4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; C.H.S. Capers 3; Annual Staff 3,4; Cheer Club 1,2, 3,4. BROWN, LOUIE General Class President I; Class Play 3; Basketball I; Track 1, St. Bernice. BUGNI, JAMES K. General Science-Math Club 3,4. BUMGARNER. JUNE Business Education G.A.A. I; Home Ec. Club 2; Coquettes 3,4; Student Librarian 3; Dramatics Club 4; Com merce Club 4; Choir 3. Compliments of: Frist Funeral Home -68- BURRIS, JOHN General Football i,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. CAPPA, PAULETTE Business Education Choir I; Student Librarian 2,3; Cheer Club 3; Commerce Club 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; C Block 4; National Honor Society 3,4. CHAPPEL, CAROLYN JUANITA College C.H.S. Capers 3. CLOYD, GEORGE THOMAS College Student Council 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Science-Math Club 4; Patrol 3,4. CONNER, LORA L. Home Economics Cheerleader 3; Pep Club 1.2,3, Dana. COOKE, JERRY W. General Track 1,2.3; Class Play 3; Choir 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Dana; Dramatics Club 4; Clin- ton. CORA DO, MARILYN Home Economics Class Play 3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Bible Club 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3; Class Secretary 2; Class Vice-President 3; Chorus 1,2,3; St, Bernice. COSTELLO, MAURICE JEROME College Basketball 1,2,3.4; Baseball 1,2; Track 3; Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Cheer Club 4; An- nual Staff 4; Science-Math Club 4. Compliments of: Wolfe’s Auto Supply -69- CRAIG. MICHAEL J. General Dramatics Club 1,2; Operetta 2; C. H.S. Capers 3; Choir 3. CROMWELL. GEORGE RAY General F.F.A. I. Scotland; Class Treasurer 3; Bas- ketball 3; Hillsdale; Science-Math Club 4, Clinton. DAL SASSO, GARRET ALLEN General Dramatics Club 4; C.H.S. Capers 3; Foot- ball 1,2.3,4; Annual Staff 4; Track 3. DAL SASSO, PAMRA General Student Council 1,4; Science-Math Club I, 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,4; Cheer Club 1,3, 4; Annual Staff 3.4 . National Honor Society 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 1,3. DANIEL, BRUCE General Commerce Club 4. DANIELS. HAROLD Business Education DAVIS, JUDIE College Choir 1,2,3.4; Girls’ Ensemble 1,2; Com- merce Club 3; Science-Math Club 2; Cheer Club 3; Operetta 2. DAVIS. TRUDY CAROL College National Honor Society 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Girls' Ensemble 4; Dramatics Club 4; Stu- dent Council 4. Compliments of: Public Service Company of Indiana - 70- DENNIS, MICHAEL L. General Student Council 1,2.3; Football 1,2; Bas- ketball I; Track 1,2; Dramatics Club 4; Science-Math Club 3; Patrol 4. DRAKE. SANDRA General Y-Teen 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2, Photo Club l, Ackley, Iowa; Cheer Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4, Dramatics Club 4, Clinton. IX)WDY, PATRICIA General ELLIS, WILLIAM J. General Football 1,2,3.4; Baseball 3,4; Cheer Club 4. ENDICOTT, SAUNDRA JO General Class Play 3, Pep Club 1,3, Bible Club 2,3, French Club 3, Class Secretary I, Class President 2, Choir 1,2,3, St. Bern- ice. EVANS. FRED J. General Football 4; Track 4. FALLS. SUETTA KAY General Home Ec. Club 3; Choir I. FARRINGTON, FRED Industrial Arts Junior Class Play 3. Hillsdale. Compliments of: Rosenblatt Bros. - 71 - FERRO, LYNDA KAY College Hoosier Girls’ State 3; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; D. A.R. Award 4; Science- Math Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Cheer Club 2,3,4. FILCHAK, GUY W. General Operetta 2; C.H.S. Capers 3. FINGER, LINDA Business Education Coquettes 2,3,4; Student Librarian 3; An- nual Staff 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Commerce Club 4. FOLTZ, EMILY SUE General Class Vice-President 1; Thespians 4; Stu- dent Council 2,3,4; Ensemble 2,3,4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Dramatics Club Play 4; C.H.S. Capers 3. FOSTER, MARGE Business Education GENISIO, JAMES C. General Science-Math Club 2. G1ACOLETTI, EDWARD DALE General Science-Math Club 3. GIACOLETTO, BERNARD R. General Basketball 1,2. Compliments of: Gamby’s Market -72- GRIFFIN, JERRY J. General French Club 3, Junior Class Play 3, St. Bernice. GRIMES. KAREN SUE General Class Secretary I, Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice-President 3, Class Play 3, Pep Club 1.2,3, Choir 2,3, Dana; Dramatics Club Play 4, Clinton. GUINN, RONALD General HARNESS, SANDRA ELLEN Home Economics Home Ec. Club 3,4, F.T.A. 4, C.H.S. Capers 3, Cheer Club 4, Coquettes 4, Clinton; Cheer Club 1,2, Cheerleader 2, Class Play 1,2, Hillsdale. HAYMAKER, MARTHA LOU Business Education Science-Math Club I; Librarian 2,3; Li- brarians’ Club 2, 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Commerce Club 3,4; C Block 4. HINKLE, DAVID General HINKLE, WILLIAM FORREST General Baseball 3; Football 4. HOGUE, MICHAEL General Hoosier Boys' State 3; Dramatics Club 1, 2,3,4; Dramatics Club Play 2; C.H.S. Capers 3; Band 1,2,3,41 Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Science-Math Club 2,3,4. Compliments of: Gallo I.G. A., Montezuma - 73- HOLLINGSWORTH, CAROL ANN General C.H.S. Capers 3. HUFFMAN. CHERYL Business Education Foreign Language Club 2,3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Commerce Club 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; National Honor Society 3,4. HURLOW, ALICE ANN College Band 1,2, 3,4; Hoosier Girls’ State 3; National Honor Society 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Annual Staff 2,3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. HUTSON. BOB General Track 3. HUTSON, PATRICIA ANN Business Education F. H. A. 1,2, Scotland. HUTSON. PATRICIA ROSE Business Education Student Librarian 3; Librarians’ Club 3; Commerce Club 4. IACOU, TERRY General French Club 1,2; C Block 4; Cross- Country 1. JAMES. JACK ELDEN General Science-Math Club 4, Clinton; Junior Class Play 3, St. Bernice. Compliments of: Vermillion County Ins. Agency, St. Bernice Eleanor Good, Advertiser - 74 - JEFFERY, DENNIS General JOHNSON, HARLENE ANN Home Economics Pep Club 1.2,3, Class Play 3, Dana; Cheer Club 4; Dramatics Club 4, HC Block 4, Clinton. JOHNSON. JAMES R. General Manager of Baseball I, Baseball 2,3, Bas- ketball 2,3, Track 3, Choir 2, Junior Class Play 3, Hillsdale; Baseball 4, Basketball 4, Clinton. JOHNSON, ROBERT General Band 1,2,3, Science-Math Club 1,2. JONES. MICHAEL General Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1.2. JONES, PHILIP L. College Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Base- ball 1,2,3,4. JONES, SHARON ROSF Business Education Student Librarian 4. JUNTE. STEVE General Compliments of: White Excavating Co., Fairview - 75 - KAUFMAN. JOSEPH General Junior Play 3, Chorus 3, Dana; Chorus 1, Hillsdale. KELLY, MEREDITH W. General Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Science-Math Club 3,4. KELSHEIMER, RAY General Science-Math Club 3. KEMP. EDWARD W. General Basketball I; Track l; Cheer Club 4; Dra- matics Club 4; Science-Math Club 3. KING, JUDITH Business Education Commerce Club 4. KISER, JOYCE Business Education Commerce Club 4; Bible Club 1; Annual Staff 4. KITE, MICHAEL General Class Treasurer I; Patrol 3,4; Science- Math Club 4; Annual Staff 3,4. KUEHL. KATHLEEN General Dramatics Club 2,3; Annual Staff 3; Cheer Club 4. Compliments of: Conrad Studio - 76 - KYLE, PATRICIA CONSTANCE General Columbus Day Attendant 3; Coquettes 3,4. C.H.S. Capers 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Girls' Ensemble 4; Cheer Club 1,2, 3.4- LAMBERT, SANDRA Business Education Newspaper Staff 4. LAND, NANCY ELIZABETH General Cheer Club 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; Class Secretary 4; Coquettes 3,4; C.H. S. Capers 1,3; Girls' Ensemble 4; Annual Staff 3,4. LAROCHE, NANCY KATHRYN General Cheerleader 3,4; Capers 3; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Vice-President 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Annual Staff 4. LATINOVICH. JUDY KAY General Home Ec. Club I; G.A.A. I; F.T.A. 4; Commerce Club 3,4; Cheer Club 3; Co- quettes 3,4; Newspaper Staff 4. LEAR. GARY College Science-Math Club 4; National Honor So- ciety 3,4. LOWDERMAN, JUDY ELAINE Business Education Girls’ Ensemble 1,2,3; Operetta 2; Choir 1,2,3; Coquettes 2,3.4; Block C Sec- tion 4; Commerce Club 4. MARKELLO. ELLEN JOYCE Business Education Cheer Club 4; Choir 1,2, 3; G. A. A. 2. Compliments of; John H. Gilmour Insurance - 77 - MASSA, MIKE General Science-Math Club 2. MAURICE, KAY JEAN General Dramatics Club 1,2,4; Cheer Club 1,2,3, 4; G.A.A. i; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 3; Science-Math Club 3; C.H.S. Capers 3. MILLER, LORETTA LOU Business Education Pep Club 1,2,3, Class Play 3, French Club 3, Class Treasurer 2,3, Bible Club 2,3, St. Bernice; Newspaper Staff 4, Commerce Club 4, Clinton. MILLIGAN, CARROLL General Class President 3, Class Play 3, St. Bern- ice. MITCHELL. HARRY General MORGAN, STEPHEN B. General Class President 4; Football 1,2. MOY, DONALD General Track 1,4; Football 4; Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 2; French Club I; C Block 4. MYERS, ANDREA LEE College Class President 1,3; Student Council 2; Class Play 3, Pep Club 1,2,3, Dana; MC Block 4, Cheer Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Clinton. Compliments of: 7-Up Bottling Co. - 78- MYERS. ORTHANNA K. Business Education Pep Club 1,2,3, Choir 1,2,3, Class Play 3, French Club 3, Bible Club 2,3, Class Treasurer I, St. Bernice; Commerce Club 4, Clinton. McCREA, BARBARA Business Education Band 1. McFALL, JUANITA M. General Pep Club 1,2,3, Student Librarian 1,2,3; F.H.A. I, Choir 1,2,3, Hillsdale. McLEISH, CHARLENE Business Education C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Coquettes 3,4; Girls’ Ensemble 3,4; Cheer Club 1,2, 3,4; Dra- matics Club 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 3,4. NARDI, GERALDINE ANN College Student Council 2,3,4; Annual Editor 4; Class President I; Columbus Day Attendant 1,2; Homecoming Attendant I; National Honor So- ciety 3,4; Hoosier Girls’ State 3. NELSON, SHERILYN KAY General Dramatics Club 2; Student Librarian 2; C.H.S. Capers 3; Commerce Club 3,4; National Honor Society 3,4; Science-Math Club 2; Annual Staff 4. NEWSOM. CONNIE SUE Business Education Bible Club I; Cheer Club 3; Commerce Club 4. NOLAN, NAOMI N. Business Education Compliments of: Mike's Motor Company - 79 - PEPELEA, ROCKIE General Football 1,2,4; Track 3,4. PERSINGER, DAVE General Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3, Track I, 2, Choir 2, French Club 3, Senior Play 3, Junior Play 3, St. Bernice. PESAVENTO, JERRY General Science-Math Club 3,4; Track 3,4; Class President 3; C.H.S. Capers 3; Patrol 3,4; Football 1,2; Cross Country 4. PESA VENTO, RONALD M. General POPELLO, DRU ANN Business Education Commerce Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Newspaper Staff 4; National Honor Soci- ety 3,4; Cheer Club 2,3,4; Student Council 4; F. T. A. 4. PRITCHARD, JOAN DARICE General Pep Club 1,2, Bible Club 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2,3, Class Play 3, St. Bernice. RALSTON, SUE ANNE General Dramatics Club 1,2; Dramatics Club Play 1,2; G. A. A. l; Homecoming Attendant 4; Newspaper Staff 4. RANDALL, JAMES ALLAN College Basketball 1,2, Baseball 1,2. Track 1,2, Junior Class Play 3. Dana; Dramatics Club 4, Dramatics Club Play 4, Clinton. -80- RANDOLPH, PHIL General RANSFORD, GARY A. College Football 1,2,3,4; Science-Math Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 1,2,3,4; Thespian 2,3,4; Dramatics Play 2.4; Band I; Choir 1,2. RARDIN. MARY KATHALEEN General Student Council 3. Yell Leader 3, Majorette 3, Pep Club 1,2,3. Class Play 3, Dana. RICE, ED General ROBERTS, JIM General Class Treasurer 2; Annual Staff 4; Math- Science Club 1,2,3,4; Inter Nos I; Foreign Language Club 2,3; Dramatics Club Play 4. ROTH. ROBERT General Band I, 2, 3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Dance Band 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Football I; Basket- ball 1,2; Track 2. RUSSELL. MARSHA Business Education G.A.A. I; Home Ec. Club 2; Commerce Club 4. RUSSELL. PATRICIA DAWN General Class Treasurer I; Class Secretary 2,3; Class Play 3; Pep Club 1.2,3, Dana. Compliments of: Wilson’s Ford Sales - - Your Friendly Dealer - 81 - RUSSELL, WILLIAM General Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2, Track 1, 2, Class Play 3, Choir 1,2, Dana; Dra- matics Club 4, Science-Math Club 4, Bas ketball 4, Clinton. SAALWAECHTER, JOHN JACOB College Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Annual Staff 3,4; Science-Math Club 3,4; Student Council 3; Track 1,2,3,4. SASSO, TERESO MARIE Business Education Class Vice-President 2; Class Secretary 3; National Honor Society 3,4; Coquettes 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Dramatics Club 1, 2,3; Commerce Club 3,4. SCOTT, BETTY L. General F.H.A. 1,2,3, Junior Play 1,3, Senior Play 3, Pep Club 1,2, Choir 1,2,3, Class Treasurer 2, Hillsdale; Dramatics Club 4, Clinton. SHOEMAKER, THOMAS B. General Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Revue Band 1.3; Football 1,2,3; Baseball 2,3,4. SIMS, JERRY EDWIN General Band 1,2; Annual Staff 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 3; Commerce Club 4; Cheer Club 4; Oper- etta 2. SMITH. RICKIE General Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 2. SNODDY, DENNIS L. General Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 4; Pop Band 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Revue Band 3. Compliments of: Olmstead Cleaners - 82 - SOLOMON, ROBERT Industrial Arts STARIHA, JOHN General Basketball 1. STEPP, JOYCE A1LEEN College Annual Staff 3,4; Coquettes 3; Cheer Club 1,2,4; Science-Math Club 2,3,4; Nation- al Honor Society 3,4; F.T.A. 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 3. STEVENS, MARGARET LOUISE Home Economics Choir 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3, Dana. STEWART, JUDITH ANN General Pep Club 1,2,3, Class Play 3, Bible Club 2,3. French Club 3, Student Council 3, St. Bernice; Newspaper Staff 4, Com- mercial Club 4, Clinton. STEWART, STEVE General Track 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Baseball I, Jun- ior Class Play 3, Dana; Dramatics Club 4, Clinton. STULTZ, PHILIP A. General Basketball 1,2, Student Council 2, Chrisinan; Class Play 3, Basketball 3. Dana; Science- Math Club 4, Clinton. STURM, RONNIE General Basketball 1,2,3, Baseball 1,2,3, Track 1,2, Junior Class Play 3, St. Bernice. - 83 - SWEAZEY, BARBARA LEE Business Education Class Secretary 1,2; Columbus Day Queen 4; Coquettes 3,4; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Dramatics Club Play 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Cheer Club 3,4. SWINFORD. DOYNE W General Band 1,2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Manager of Basketball 2; Vice-president of Class 3, Hillsdale; Commerce Club 4, Clinton. SYKES, JIM General TATE, JACK A. College Junior Class Play 3, Baseball 1,2,3, Bas- ketball 1.2,3. Track 1,2,3, Dana; Dra- matics Club 4, Science Club 4, Dramatics Club Play 4, Clinton. THOMAS, CAROLE General F.H.A. 1,2,3, Junior Play 1,3, Senior Play 3, Pep Club 1, Choir 1.2,3, Class President 3, Hillsdale; Dramatics Club 4, Clinton. THOMAS, DE LORIS P. Business Education Bible Club 2, 3. THOMPSON. LINDA SUE General Majorette 3, Junior Play 3, Chorus 1,2,3, Dana; Home Ec. Club 4, Dramatics Club 4, Cheer Club 4, Coquettes 4, Clinton. TOLLEY. CHARLES EDWARD General Track 3. - 84 - VAN DUYN, CANDACE DEANE College Foreign Language 2,4; Science-Math Club 3; F.T. A. 2,3.4; Cheer Club 2,3.4; C Block 4; Librarian 2,3; Student Librarians' Club 3. VAN HORN. JAMES General VENARD1, CAROL JEAN General G.A.A. 1,2; Commerce Club 3,4; Home Ec. Club 1. VILLA, GEORGIA ANN General F.T. A. 3,4; Cheer Club 3; Librarians' Club 3; Choir I. VINCO, WILLIAM K. College Football 1,2,3,4; Boys’ State 3; C Block 4; Science-Math Club 2,3,4. VITANIEMI, DAVID WALTER General Basketball 1,2; Cross Country 1,2,3. WAGNER. AMANDA JEAN General Majorette 1,2,3, F.H.A. 1.2,3, Carnival Queen Candidate 3, Scotland; Dramatics 4; Cheer Club 4; Librarians' Club 4; Annual Staff 4. WALLS, LAURA ELLEN Business Education -85- WEATHERLY, LORETTA KAY Business Education Pep Club i,2. Choir 1,2, Hillsdale; Junior Play 3, Choir 3, Dana; Dramatics Club 4, Clinton. WEBBER, WILLIAM ERNEST General Science-Math Club 3; C.H.S. Capers 3; Patrol 3,4; Hoosier Boys' State 3. WILSON, SANDRA L. Business Education G.A.A. I; Home Ec. Club 2; Coquettes 4; Choir 3. WIOT, JUDITH KAY Business Education Coquettes 3,4; Class Vice-President 4; Class President 2; Editor of Newspaper Staff 4; Hoosier Girls' State 3; C.H.S. Capers 1,3; Girls' Ensemble 1,2,3,4. WRIGHT. KENNETH General YOCUM. CAROLYN KAY Business Education Cheer Club 4. Compliments of: Weyrauch, Ins. Agency, St. Bernice Whitaker’s Signal Hill Truck Stop. Hillsdale - 86 - Seniors relax before a heavy day Boys' State Qirls ’ State LEFT: Bill Vinco, Bill Webber, Mike Hogue, Martin LEFT: Ann Hurlow, Judy Wiot, Lynda Ferro, Gerry Aimone, John'Saalwaechter. Nardi, Carol Thomas. -87- Honorary Cadet Colonel of the R.O.T.C. Military Ball at Rose Poly Miss Judy Bonomo with her escort, Tom Fenoglio, receive the honorary medal from Admiral Dunn. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow D.A.R. Award, Local and Regional Miss Carole Thomas Miss Lynda Ferro juniors Raise Money for Maute Prom LEFT: Frank Peterson, Vice. Pres: Sheri Nardi, Sec; Diane Yeager, Treas. : Mr. Taft, Sponsor: Miss Mattioda, Sponsor; Jim Veron Pres. Andrews, Larry Andrighetti, John Amerman, Edward Amerman, Warren Ball, Sammy Banker, Steve Barcus, Carolyn Beard, Sandra Bennett, Donald Benson, Sandra Bentley, Sue Benton, Glenn Bertotti, Joan Bino, Betty Blanton, Sharon Bonato, Jim Brockmeier, Fred Brown, Tom Burgess, Betty Burris, Marilyn Bush, Ann Bush, Judy Carlson, Sharon Carrera, Catherine Chambers. Dianna Chilton, Marcia Coletti, Diana Collier. Marilyn Coonce, Donald Cottrell, Sally Crowder, Julia Cuel, Larry Curry, Oralene Davitto, Delores DeBolt. Linda Doan, Homer Compliments of: Jones Self Service Market, St. Bernice Downtown Auto Sales Service - 89 - Compliments of: Clinton Tobacco and Candy Co. Charlie's Cafe. St. Bernice Doan. Joy Donna, Diane Dowdy, David Dunsmore, Jean Endicott, Tom Everhart, Vic Harrington, Lila Farrington, Bob Farrington, Susan Fiscus, Jane Foltz. Gene Gamble, Gloria Giacherio, Deeann Graham, Emma Green, Arnold Green, Paul Gross, Robert Groves, Richard Hamm, William Hansel, Larry Harness, Nancy Harper, Marion Harris, Donna Harrison, Michael Hartman, Diana Hawn, Dorothy Hayes, David Hayes, Michael Haymaker, Dale Henry, Bessie Herrick, Robert Hester, Stephen Holbert, Dana Hollingsworth, Judie Howk, Andra Hutson, Marianne Hutson, Bob Huxford, Jim Inman, Georgetta Jackson, Joe Jackson, Laura Jones, Nancy Jones, Sandra Jones, Sharon Joslyn, Larry Joy, Sheri Kendall, Dave Keown, Barbara Kiser, Kenneth Kyle, Nancy Kyle, Terry Lawson, Betty Malone, John Meadors, James - 90 - Milligan, Marvin McCauley, Charles McCollom, Jeanie McDonald, Jeanne McDonald, Jimmy McDonald. Marilyn McFall, John Ogle. Jerry Olmi, Carol Osborne, Mildred Overpeck, Dennis Payton, Betty Peperak, Diane Peterson, Frank Pickard, Marlene Pocock, Nancy Potter, James Riggen, Kenneth Rinehart, Frances Rippy, Donald Salin, Bill Shannon, Leona Shannon, Michael Silotto, Robert Smith, Gary Smith, Jerry Spurgeon, Sandra Stevens, Robert Strohm, Dean Stultz, John S win ford, Sharon Taylor, James Taylor, Sharon Thomas, Gary Thomas, Milton Tolley, Harry Trimble, John Vernon, Jim Vicars, Roger Vitaniemi, Diana Wake, Don West, Connie West, Iris Weyrauch, Linda White, Karen Wimsett, Phillip Wright, Carol Yeager, Diana York, Jim Zanandrea, Jerry Students not pictured: Banker, Tony; Cobb, Linda; Henry, Sharon; Kanizer, Ed; Nardi, Sheri; Rollins, Janet; Shepherd, Ken. Compliments of: Carrera Implement Co., Dana, Ind. Clinton Lumber Supply Company - 91 - Sophomores Proudly 'Display Class LEFT: Phyllis Ferando, Pres.: Aliena Lloyd, Vice. Pres: Sandra Abner. Sec; LuAnne Wiot, Treas.: Mrs. Dunlap, Sponsor: Mr. Houghteiin, Sponsor. Abner, Sandra Adams, Dennis Alabaugh, Virginia Alien, Rita Andrews, Paula Andrews, Rolan Armitage, Jeanette Ave, Mark Baird. Margaret Baker, Richard Beard. Rex Benko, Sharene Biggs, Linda Blackburn. Mike Blake, Myra Lynne Bogetto, Don Bonomo, John Brittain. Don Burch. Joe Burdick, Joe Buntain, Ronnie Cappa, Bernadette Carkhuff, Terry Carrera, Betty Chubb, Donna Clark, Larry Clover, Marjorie Cobb, George Colombo, Ken Conner, Susan Cordrey, Maynard Costello, Ramon Craig, David Cromwell, Dick Cundiff, Jimmy Compliments of; Bybee’s Grocery Davis, Danny Chuck Cuel Tire and Battery Service -92 - Kings Selected in the Salt Davis, Kathy Davis, Shirley Darwin, Greg Don zero, Annette Drengacs, Robert Dugger, Glenda Edington, Rebecca Edwards, Bob Evans, John Evans, Mary Farnsworth, Charles Featherstone, Sue Ferando, Phyllis Ferguson, Terry Fischer, Joel Flowers, Sue Foos, Carolyn Fossi, Larry Garaffa, Marsha Gardner, Craig Gedrick, Darlene Giacobiho, Teresa Gibbons, Randy Gibbons, Jerry Gill, Shirley Good, Earl Gosneil, Judy Gosnell, Patricia Hall, Darrell Hancock, John Hardman, Beverly Harper, Linda Harrison, Jeanette Hastings, Carolyn Hatheway, Herbert Hatley, Clara Hayes, Cynthia Helt, Daniel Helt, David Hollingsworth, Lois Homey, Mary Louise Hougland, Frank Hurley, Mike Huffman, Robert Hutson, Joe Hutson, Ollene Hutson, Owen Hutson, Rose Johnson, Harold Jr. Johnson, Louis Jones, Betty Lou Jones, Mike J. Jones, Sue Junte, Mike Compliments of: Kirkman’s Fashion Shop L. E. Maloney, Insurance -93- Kamarata, Carolyn Keltz, Marilyn Kowinski, David Krasek, John Lawlyes, Beverly Lawson, Don Leach, Betty Lenover, Maribellc Lewis, Jerry Lewis, Paul C. Lewman, Richard Lloyd, Aliena Lowry, Bill Maesch, Leo Malag, Charlene Marietta, David Marshall, William Martin, Bill Mattsey, Kenneth Mazely, Lynne Meadows, Karen Mediate, Leland Meneghini, Donna Milam, Jack Miller, Joan Moore, Richard Moy, Betty McCarter, Larry McConnell, Pat McCool, Lynn Compliments of: G. C. Murphy Co. Ben Nardi McKay, Cathy Nardi, Robert Nickle, Sandra Nolte, Diana Norman, Janet Pawlik, Andrew Pearman, Phyllis Pearman, Velma Pepelea, Gary Perfetti, Aldana Perry, Forrest Pesavento, Sharron Pitchkites, Joyce Pitts, Jimmy Ponton, Marilyn Porter, Allen Popello, John Reidelberger, Mary Alice Richardson, Karen Roberts, Don Roberts, Janeen Robinson, Fred Rodeghiero, Bobby Seaton, Byron - 94 - Shew, Linda Shirley, Linda Simpson, Artie Skelley, Carolyn Smith, Cheryl Smith, Gary E. Snedeker, Sherry Southard, Martha Spurgeon, Joe Spurr, Cora Stepp, Jane Stevens, Rita Stewart, James Stewart, Keith Straw, James Stuczynski, Theresa Sturm, Connie Swinford, Doris Swinford, Linda Sykes, Jane Tagney, Helene Tate, Francis Thomas, Charlene Thomas, Ed Thomas, Sally Thomson, Mike Tickle. Rita Jo Todd, Mike Torasso, Charlene Travis, Carolyn Trevarthan, Ann Trimble, Dick Turchi, Vicki Umbarger, Robert Uhrin, John Vernon, Martha Vestal, Diana Vrzina, Mike Wagoner, Carol Watson, Jill Paulette Weatherman, Betty West, Dava Williams, Bernard Wilson, Dennie Wiot, Luanne Wood, Pamela Wright, Walter Zell. Jack Zucca, Shirley Students not pictured: Babbs, Jim; Dunkley, Charles; Graham, Cyrenne; Guinn, Mari- lyn; Lawson, Bill; Maloney, Bob; Shew, Edwina; Shirley. Bill; Smith, Helen. Turoci, Mike; Williamson, Betty. Compliments of: Dan Pesavento Jewelry Store Prall’s D-X Service - 95 - ‘ ‘ freshmen Kah’ ’ Shouts LOFT: Susan Meadors, Vice. Pres: Sharon McConnaughey, Sec. : JoAnn Yeager, Treas. : Mr. Ballock, Sponsor; Mrs. Bradley, Sponsor; Sally Lyday, Pres. Abernathy, Billie Abner, Betty Abner, Jonathan Akers, Sharon Alekna, Richard Allen, Suzanne Allen, Vickie Amerman, David Amerman, Michael Amerman, Larry Amerman, Sharon Andrews, Dennis Ave, Margie Ball, Sharon Bapp, Sharon Barnes, George Barushak, Janet Beard, Barbara Beard, Johnny Bennett, Richard Benson. Mary Jane Berrisford, Richard Bishop, Marcia Blanton, Peggy Bogetto, Nancy Bonacorsi, Dennis Bonebrake, Jerralyn Borders, Darrel Brann, William Bratcher. Rodney Bridgewater, Vicki Brown, Carole Brown, Charles Brown, Dennis Brown, Sharon Compliments of: Lucky Strike Bowl Brown, Susan Marshall’s Paint and Wallpaper -96- the Cargest CMS Class Buchanan, Mike Burgess. Bobby Butler, Bruce Butts, Judy Carrera, Mike Cartwright. Larry Cavaletto, Virgil Certain, Frank Chambers, Jennifer Chaney, Sheila Chappel, Cathey Chilton, Nancy Clarkson, Bob Cole, Bob Coletti, Ronnie Conner, Janice Conner, Jim Corado, Charles Costello, Harold Craig, James Crossley, Harry Daniel, Clarence Daniel, Wanda Davis, Marian Davis, Nancy Delph, Paul Dennis, Vicki Doan, Robert Donham, Cynthia Dooley, Sharon Dorfmeyer, Jack Dunlop, Sandra Dunn, Jerry Earnest. Linda Edwards, Gary Emhart, Frankie Evans, Donald Evol, Carol Ann Farrington, Freida Farrington, Hubert Farrington, Jim Ferguson, Marsha Fields, Chester Fiscus, Don Frink, Gary Gambaiani, John Gianotti, John Giovanini, Michael Gowens, Kathleen Gozden, Mary Ann Graham, Donna Grelich, Linda Grimes. Judy Guinn, Mike Compliments of: Rex Malone Regal Store. St. Bernice. Ind. Dick Newton Roofing Siding -97- Haase, Curtis Halbert, Larry Hale, Nettie Harness, Charles Harris, Terry Harris, Wayne Hartman, Joan Hayes, Gary Heber, Richard Hedges, Karen Hedges, Larry Helt, Mary Elizabeth Helt, Mary Gayle Helton, Wanda Hines, Ronnie Hogue, Mary Susan Hollingsworth, Connie Hollingsworth, Jean Hollowell, Karen Homey, Bob Howard, Terry Howell, Jim Huffman, Jack Hutson, Linda Hutson, Phil James, Joyce Jarc, Donnie Jeffery, Joyce Joy, Tona Jukes, Chad wanna Compliments of: Nichols Loan Corp. Ninth St. Lumber and Supply Kelley, Marshall Kelsheimer, Steve Kendall, Janis Keown, Larry Kingery, Billy Kirby, Marilyn Kivett, Frank Kluesner, Ray Ted Koma, John Kuehl, Danny Lambert, Pamela LaRoche, Gina Lester, Mary Lindsay, Sharon Link, Frank Link, John Lohrman, Carolyn L. Lowe, Terry Lubovich, Darlene Luce, Larry Luse, Linda Lyday, Sally Sue Mackie, John Major, Joanne - 98 - Malone, Mary Helen Marshall, Sandra Massa, Francetta Massa, Mary Mattioda, Nola Meadors, Susan Mitchell. Hilda Mieldazis, Rose Anne Miller, Jerry Miller. Karen Morgan, Libbie Moulton, Mike Moudy, James Montgomery, Ted Mowbray, Vicki Mullins, Janice Mullins, Zelma Myers, Viola McCollum, Margaret McConnaughey, Sharon McConnell, Michael McCrea, John McCrea, Mike McCauley, Donald McMullen, Sandra McDonald, Marla Natale, Donna Newton, James Newton, Rondal Paddock, Joyce Palm. Lana Kay Pastore, Margaret (Peggy) Pastorius, Mary Etta Pearman, Connie Pearman, Donald Peck, Candy Petak, Jerry Phillips, Michael Pickard, Linda Pribble, Micki Price, Charles Price, Jaye Dean Ramey, Paul Randolph, Jeannine Rardin, Vickie Reed, Linda Reed, Richard Reiber, Anita Revners, Bill Reverz, Sherry Reynolds, Robert Riggen, Mike Rippy, Ray Roskovensky, Mary Ann Compliments of: Osmon Furniture Store J. C. Penney Co. -99 - Compliments of: Pete's Super Gulf Service Powell's Pharmacy Ruffattola, Anna Marie Russell, Fred Salin, Stanley Sanquenetti, Sandra Scott, Diana Scott, Leroy Shaw, Jim Simpson, Paula Smith. Joy Snedeker, Sandra Sommerville, Michael Southard, Freddie Southard, Raymond Soyack, John Soyack, Paul Spurr. Melinda Jerre Staats, Ann Stewart, Brenda Stefani, Janet Stultz, Diana Straw, Pamela Sweazey, Sam Tate. Don Taylor, Connie Thomas, Barbara Thomas, Inez Thomas, Virginia Thompson, Frank Uselman, Bill Uselman. Paul Venarki, Tony Vietti, Janice Vignocchi, David Vince, Kay Vitaniemi, Gary Wagoner, Cheryl Wallace, Gayle Wallace, Robert Watson, Bob Weir, Charles White, Marcella Wilcox, Cynthia Wilson, Ansel Wilding, Patricia Willis. Allen Wilson, Danny Wilson, Joann Wilson, Suellen Williams, Jerry Witherspoon, Julia Workman. Rexanne Wright, Terry Yeager, Jo Ann Yelich. Tom - 100 Underclassmen Enjoy Class Parties Freshmen get the experience of their first class party. Carolyn Skelly, Jack Zell, Phyllis Ferando, Rick Baker, and Bob Nardi are in costume for a skit performed at the Sophomore class party. Juniors join hands in a ring dance at the Junior class party. Compliments of: Riverside Mills Patrons' Page The staff of the 1962 Old Gold and Black wishes to express its appreciation to all those who have contributed to the publica- tion of this yearbook. The following professional men and women who do not advertise helped to meet our expenses : DR. FRED EVANS DR. M. C. KIVETT DR. 0. B. FRYE DR. WM. L. DE RENNE DR. MILTON HERZBERG MRS. R. D. OWENS Our gratitude also goes to: Mr. Conrad Kite for his wonderful photography. Mrs. Charlyn Marshall, our faculty advisor; all the administra- tion; and each student who has helped. In years to come we hope this yearbook will bring back memories of your school days at C. H. S. Sincerely, - 102 - Abernathy, Billie 96,18 Abner, Betty 96 Abner, Jonathan 96 Abner, Sandra 92,22,42,36 Adams, Dennis 92 Adams, Rebecca 66 Aimone, Gene 56,48,51,18,66 Aimone. Martin 56,20,66,87 Akers, Sharon 96 Alabaugh, Virginia 92 Alekna, Bob 57,66 Alekna. Richard 96,23,18 Allen, Susan 96,23 Allen, Rita 92 Allen, Vickie 96 A merman, David 96,54 Amerman, Edward 89 A merman, Larry 96 Amerman, Linda 23,16,31,67 Amerman, Marilyn 30,23,67 Amerman, Michael 96 Amerman, Sharon 96,23 Amerman, Warren 89,39 Andrews. Dennis 96 Andrews, Paula 92,21,18,20 Andrews, Rolan 92 Andrews, Larry 89 Andrighetti, John 89, 18 Armitage, Jeanette 92,18 Ave, Margie 96,55 Ave, Mark 56,48,51,92 Ave, Victoria 67 Baird, Margaret 13,92,18,20 Baker, Ken 22,21,18,20,31.42.67 Baker, Richard 92,101.40 Ball. Larry 42,67 Ball, Sammy 89 Ball, Sharon 96,18 Banker, Steve 89 Bapp, Gloria 96 Baratto, Ramona 30,23,31,42,67 Barcus, Carolyn 13,89,27,23,20,31,42 Barnes, George 49.96,18 Barushak, Fred 67 Barushak. Janet 96 Beard, Barbara 4,96,18 Beard, Harold 22,18,20,31,42,67 Beard, Johnny 96 Beard, Margaret 68 Beard, Rex 92,54 Beard, Sandra 89,27,28,20 Benko, Sharene 92,18, 19.40 Bennett, Donald 89 Bennett, Richard 49,96.54 Benson, Mary Jane 96 Benson, Sandra 89 Bentley, Sue 13,89,18,16.28,20.31 Benton, Glenn 48,51,89,52,53 Benton, Samuel 48,20,31,36,68,52,53 Berrisford, Richard 96,54 Bertotti, Joan 13,15,89,27.23 Biggs, Donna 30,23,44,68 Biggs. Linda 13,92,23.20,42 Bino, Betty 89 Bishop, Marcia 96 Blackburn, Mike 92 Blake, Marjorie 68 Blake, Myra Lynne 92,23 Blanton, Peggy 96,18,38 Blanton, Sharon 89 Bogetto, Don 92 Bogetto, Nancy 96 Bonacorsi, Dennis 96 Bonato, Jim 89,18 Bonebrake, Jerralyn 96,20 Bonomo, John 51,92,54 Bonomo, Judy 13,27.30,29,20,31,66,68,88 Borders. Darrel 96 Brann, William 96 Bratcher, Rodney 96 Bridgewater, Vicki 96,18 Brittain, Don 92,42 Brockmeier, Fred 89 Brown, Carole 96.23,26 Brown, Charles 96 Brown, Dennis 96 Brown, Jimmy 54 Brown, Louie 68 Brown, Sharon 96 Brown, Susan 96 Brown, Tom 89 Buchanan, Mike 49.97 Bugni, James 18,29,68 Burch, Joe 92,18 Burdick, Joe 92,18.20 Bumgarner. June 13,27,23,20,68 Buntain, Ronnie 13,92 Burgess, Betty 89,27, Burgess, Bobby 97 Burris. John 57,48,51,69 Burris, Marilyn 13,89,23,31 Bush, Ann 4,89,23 Bush, Judy 89,23 Butler, Bruce 97 Butts, Judy 97 Cappa, Bernadette 92,23,18 Cappa, Paulette 30,23.2,69 Carkhuff, Terry 92 Carlson, Sharon 89,20 Carrera, Betty 92,38 Carrera, Catherine 89,23 Carrera, Mike 97 Cartwright, Larry 97 Cavaletto, Virgil 97 Certain. Frank 97,22 Chambers, Dianna 89 Chambers, Jennifer 97 Chaney, Sheila 97,19 Chappel, Carolyn 13.69 Chappel, Cathey 97 Chilton, Marcia 13.39.27,23 Chilton, Nancy 97,38 Chubb, Donna 92 Clark, Larry 92 Clarkson, Bob 97 Cloyd, Tom 57,18,28,31,69 Clover, Marjorie 92 Cobb, George 92 Cobb, Linda 23 Cole, Bob 97 Coletti, Ronnie 97,22,18 Coletti. Diane Gayle 89,23 Collier, Marilyn 89,19 Colombo, Ken 49,92,18,42 Conner. Janice 97 Conner. Jim 49,97,22,54 Conner, Lora 69 Conner. Susan 92,23, 18 Cooke, Jerry 20,69 Coonce. Donald 89 Corado, Charles 97 Corado. Marilyn 69 Cord re y, Maynard 92 Costello, Harold 97 Costello, Jerry 56,18,31,69,52,53 Costello, Ramon 57,92,54 Cottrell, Sally 89,23 Craig, David 48,92, 18 Craig, James 97 Craig, Mike 13,70 Cromwell, Dick 92 Cromwell, George 4,18,70 Crossley. Harry 97 Crowder. Julia 89,20 Cuel, Larry 89 Cundiff, Jimmy 92 Curry, Oralene 89 Dal Sasso, Gary 13,56,49,51,20,31,70 Dal Sasso, Pam 13.18,28,29,20,31,70 Daniel, Bruce 23,70 Daniel, Clarence 97,43 Daniel, Wanda 97 Daniels, Harold 70 Davis, Danny 92 Davis. Judy 13,42,70 Davis, Kathy 93,40 Davis, Marian 97 Davis. Nancy 14,15,97.18,38,55 Davis, Shirley 93,22,23,28 Davis, Trudy 13,9,16,28,29,20,31.70 Darwin, Greg 93 35.54 Davitto, Delores 89 DeBolt, Linda 89,20 Delph, Paul 49.97 Dennis. Mike 22,20,71 Dennis, Vicki 97 Doan. Homer 89 Doan, Joy 90,19,20 Doan, Robert 97 Donham, Cynthia 97,22,18 Donna, Diane 13,90.23,26,42 Donzero, Annette 93,19.23 Dooley, Sharon 97,18 Dorfmeyer, Jack 97 Dowdy, David 90,23,42 Dowdy, Patricia 71 Drake. Sandra 30,20,41.71 Drengacs, Robert 93,27 Dugger, Glenda 93,23 Dunkley, Charles Dunlop, Sandra 97,28,20 Dunsmore, Jean 90,20 - 103 - Earnest, Linda 97 Edington, Rebecca 93 Edwards, Bob 93 Edwards, Gary 97 Ellis, Bill 48,51,71 Endicott, Saundra 71 Endicott, Tom 90,52,53 Ernhart, Frank 97 Evans, Donald 97 Evans, Fred 48,51,71 Evans, John 93,43 Evans, Mary 93 Everhart, Vic 56,48,51,90 Evol, Carol Ann 97,23 Falls, Suetta 13,71 Farnsworth, Charles 48,93,18,19.54 Farrington, Freida 97,19,20 Farrington, Hubert 97 Farrington, Jim 49,97 Farrington, Lila 90,23 Farrington, Robert 90 Farrington, Susan 90,19 Featherstone, Sue 93 Ferrando, Phyllis 93,27,18,92, 101 Ferguson, Marsha 97 18 Ferguson, Terry 48.51.93.42 Ferro, Lynda 13.18.29.31,45.72.87.88 Fields, Chester 97 Filchak, Guy 72 Finger, Linda 27, 30,23,72 Fischer, Joel 93,18,54 Fiscus, Don 97 Fiscus, Jane 90 Flowers, Sue 93,20 Foltz, Gene 90 Foltz, Sue 13,19,21,28,20,31,42,72 Foos, Carolyn 93,18,43 Fossi, Larry 57,93.54 Foster, Marjorie 72 Frink, Gary 97 Gambaiani, John 49,97,18 Gamble, Gloria 13,90.23,31 Garaffa, Marsha 93,18 Gardner, Craig 13,93,18 Gedrick, Darlene 93 Genisio, James 72 Giacherio, Deeann 90, 38 Giacobino, Teresa 93,20 Giacoletti, Dale 72 Giacoletto, Bernard 72 Gianotti, John 97.18 Gibbons, Jerry 93 Gibbons, Randy 93 Gibbons, Robert Gill, Shirley 93 Giovanini, Michael 49,97,22 Good, Earl 93 Gosnell, Judy 93,23,38 Gosnell, Patricia 93 Gowens, Kathleen 97,23 Gozden, Mary Ann 97,18,20 Graham, Cyrenne Graham. Donna 97 Graham, Emma 90,23 Green, Arnold 90 Green, Paul 90 Grelich, Linda 97,18 Griffin, Jerry 73 Grimes, Judy 97 Grimes, Karen 21,20,36,73 Groves. Richard 56,90 Gross, Robert 90.18 Guinn, Marilyn 23,38 Guinn, Mike 97 Guinn, Ronald 13,73 Haase, Curtis 98 Halbert, Larry 98 Hale, Nettie 98,19,27.43 Hall, Darrell 93 Hamm, William 90 Hancock, John 93 Hansel, Larry 90,22,18,52,53 Hardman, Beverly 93,18 Harness. Charles 98.54 Harness. Nancy 90,19.23 Harness, Sandra 19,27,23,31,73 Harper, Linda 93 Harper, Marion 90 Harris, Donna 13,90,4,18,16,28,31 Harris. Terry 49,98,28,40,54 Harris, Wayne 98 Harrison, Jeanette 15,93,23,26 Harrison, Michael 4,90,21,20 Hartman. Diana 90,23 Hartman, Joan 4,98,38 Hastings, Carolyn 93,23,20 Hatheway, Herbert 93 Hatley, Clara 93,43 Hawn, Dorothy 90 Hayes, Cynthia 93 Hayes, David 48,51,90,52,53 Hayes, Gary 98,45 Hayes, Michael 90 Haymaker. Dale 90 Haymaker, Martha 30,23,31,73 Heber, Richard 98,54 Hedges, Karen 98.18 Hedges, Larry 98,22,40 Helt, Daniel 93 He It. David 93 Helt. Mary Elizabeth 98,18 Helt, Mary Gayle 98,18 Helton, Wanda 98 Henry, Bessie 90,31 Herrick. Robert 90 Hesler, Stephen 56,48,51,90,18 Hines, Bonnie 98 Hinkle. Bill 48,73 Hinkle, David 73 Hogue, Mary Susan 98,18,20 Hogue, Mike 13,18,20.73,87 Holbert, Dana 90 Hollingsworth, Carol 74 Hollingsworth, Connie 98 Hollingsworth, Jean 98 Hollingsworth, Judie 90 Hollingsworth, Lois 93,18 Hollowell, Karen 98 Homey, Bob 49,98,41,54 Homey, Mary Louise 93,22,18.28 Hougland, Frank 93 Howard, Terry 98 Howell, Jim 98 Howk, Andra 90, 22 Huffman, Cheryl 19,23,29,74 Huffman, Jack 98 Huffman, Robert 93 Hurley, Mike 93 Hurlow. Ann 13,19.30,29,31.74,87 Hutson, Bob Hutson, Charles 74,52 Hutson, Joe 93 Hutson, Linda 98 Hutson, Marianne 90 Hutson, Ollene 93 Hutson, Owen Hutson, Patricia Ann 74 Hutson, Patricia Rose 23,74 Hutson, Phil 98 Huxford, Jim 90 Hutson. Rose 93, 38 Iacoli, Terry 74 Inman. Georgetta 13,90,27,20,31 Jackson, Joe 90 Jackson, Laura 90,23 James, Jack 74 James, Joyce 98,27 Jarc, Donnie 49,98,18 Jeffery, Dennis 75 Jeffery, Joyce 98,97 Johnson, Harlene 20,31,75 Johnson, Harold Jr. 51,93,20,54 Johnson, James 75 Johnson, Louis 93 Johnson, Robert 75 Jones, Betty Lou 93,23 Jones, Mike J. 13,93 Jones, Mike P. 48,51,75 Jones, Nancy 90,18 Jones, Phil 57,48,51,75 Jones, Sandra 4,90,27,23 Jones, Sharon 75 Jones. Sharon 90,27 Jones, Sue 13,93,22,18,28 Joslyn, Larry 90 Joy, Sheri 90,23 Joy, Tona 98,20 Junte, Mike 93 Junte. Steve 75 Jukes, Chadwanna 98,18.20 Kamarata, Carolyn 4,94,23 Kaufman, Joe 76 Kelley. Marshall 98 Kelley, Meredith 57,48,51,18,76 Kelsheimer, Ray 9, 6 Kelsheimer, Steve 98 Keltz, Marilyn 94 Kemp, Ed 20,76 Kendall, David 90,31 Kendall, Janice 98,28,40 Keown, Larry 98 King, Judie 23,76 - 104 - Kingery, Billy 98 Kirby, Marilyn 98 Kiser, Joyce 23, 31,76 Kite, Michael 18,76 Kivett, Frank 49,98,22,18,54 Kluesner, Ray Ted 49.98,54 Koma, John 49,98 Kowinski. David 57,94,22,18.28,52.53 Krasek, John 94, 18 Kuehl, Danny 98,35 Kuehl, Kathie, 76 Kyle, Nancy 90 Kyle. Patty 13,19.27,31,42,77 Kyle, Terry 90 Lambert, Pamela 98,19 Lambert, Sandra 30,77 Land, Nancy 13,15,27 ,20,3i,42,66,77 LaRoche, Gina 98, 18,28,55 LaRoche, Nancy 13,30,16,20,31,77 Latinovich, Judy 27,77 Lawlyes, Beverly 94 Lawson, Betty 90 Lawson, Don 13,94 Leach, Betty 94 Lear, Gary 18,77 Lenover, Maribelle 94 Lester. Mary 98, 22.35 Lewis, Jerry 94 Lewis, Paul C. 94 Lewman, Richard 94 Lindsay, Sharon 98,18 Link, Frank 98 Link, John 98 Lloyd, Aliena 94,18,92.20 Lohrman, Carolyn 98 Lowderman, Judy 27.23,77 Lowe, Terry 49,98,54 Lowery, Bill 94,18,20 Lubovich, Darlene 98,18 Luce, Larry 49,98 Luce, Linda 98 Lyday, Sally Sue 98,18,96,20 Mackie, John 98,54 Maesch, Leo 94,55 Major, Joan 98,23,18 Malag, Charlene 94,23,18 Malone, John 56,98 Malone, Mary Helen 99.20 Maloney, Bob 18.20 Marietta, David 94 Markello, Joyce 77 Marshall, Sandra 99 Marshall, William 94 Martin, Bill 94 Massa. Francetta 99,18 Massa, Mary 99,18 Massa, Mike 78 Mattioda. Nola 99,23 Mattsey, Kenneth 94 Maurice, Kay 13,20,31,78 Mazely, Lynne 94 Meadors, James 90 Meadors, Susan 99,96,43 Meadows. Karen 94,27 Mediate, Leland 94 Meneghini, Donna 94,18,3c Mieldazis, Rosanne 99,20 Milam, Jack 94 Miller, Jerry 99 Miller, Joan 94 Miller, Karen 19 Miller, Loretta 23,30,78 Milligan, Carroll 78 Milligan, Marvin 91 Mitchell, Harry 78 Mitchell, Hilda 99 Montgomery, Ted 99 Moore, Richard 57,94,18 Morgan, Libbie 99,18 Morgan, Steve 22,66,78 Moudy, James 49,99 Moulton, Mike 49,99 Mowbray, Vicki 99, 18,20 Moy, Betty 94,18,20 Moy, Don 48,51,78 Mullins, Janice 99 Mullins, Zelma 99 Myers, Andrea 19,31,41,78 Myers, Orthanna 23,79 Myers, Viola 99 McCarter, Larry 94 McCauley, Charles 91 McCauley. Donald 99,54 McCollom, Jeanie 91 McCollum, Margaret 99 McConnaughey, Sharon 99,18,96,20 McConnell, Michael 99 McConnell, Pat 94, 18 McCool, Lynn 94,18,42 McCrea, Barbara 79 McCrea, John 99 McCrea. Mike 99 McDonald, Jeanne 91,20, 31 McDonald, Jimmy 91,27 McDonald, Marilyn 91,20 McDonald, Marla 99,23, 18 McFall, John 91 McFall, Juanita 79 McKay, Cathy 13.94,27,22,23 McLeish, Charlene 13,27,30,20,31,42,79 McMullen. Sandra 99,18,20 Nardi, Geraldine 19,18.28.29.31,79,87 Nardi, Robert 94,18,28,20,101 Nardi, Sheri 13,27,23,89,20,31 Natale, Donna 99 Nelson, Sherilyn 23,29,31,79 Newsom, Connie 23,79 Newton. James 99,18 Newton, Ronnie 99 Nickle, Sandra 94,23,18 Nolan, Naomi 79 Nolte, Diana 94. 23,20 Norman, Janet 94 Ogle, Jerry 91 Olmi, Carol 91,19, 31 Osborne, Mildred 13,91,23 Overpeck, Dennis 91 Paddock, Joyce 99 Palm, Lana Kay 99 Pastore, Margaret (Peggy) 99,23,18 Pastorius, Mary Etta 99,23,20,42 Pawlik, Andrew 94 Payton, Betsy 91,19,18,31,40 Pearman, Connie 99 Pearman, Donald 99 Pearman, Phyllis 94 Pearman, Velma 94 Peck, Candy 99 Pepelea, Gary 54,48,51,94,28,41 Pepelea, Rockie 56,48,51,80 Peperak, Diane 13,91,18,28,31,45 Perfetti, Aldana 27, 18 Persinger, Jerry 39,80 Perry, Forrest 57,94 Pesavento, Jerry 13,56,22,18,80 Pesavento, Ronnie 80 Pesavento, Sharron 13,94,18,20 Peterson, Frank 48,91,18,89,55 Petak, Jerry 49,99 Phillips, Michael 99 Pickard, Linda 99 Pickard, Marlene 91 Pitchkites, Joyce 14,94,23,18 Pitts, Jimmy 94 Pocock, Nancy 91 Ponton, Marilyn 94 Popello, Dru Ann 19,30,23,28,29,31,80 Popello, John 94,54 Porter. Allen 94,54 Potter, James 91 Pribble, Micki 99 Pritchard, Joan 80 Price, Charles 99 Price, Jaye Dean 99 Ralston, Sue 15,30,20,80 Ramey, Paul 99,27,58 Randall, James 21,20,41,80 Randolph, Jeannine 99.23 Randolph, Phil 81 Ransford, Gary 48,51,18,20,81 Rardin, Mary 81 Rardin, Vickie 99 Reed, Linda 99,23,18 Reed, Richard 99 Reiber, Anita 99 Reidelberger, Mary Alice 94,25 Renners. Bill 99 Revesz, Sherry 99 Reynolds, Robert 99 Rice. Ed 81 Richardson, Karen 94,20,42,38 Riggen, Kenneth 91 Riggen, Mike 99 Rinehart, Frances 91,23,31 Rippy, Donald 39,91 Rippy, Ray 99 Roberts, Don 13,48,94 Roberts, Janeen 13,94,27,20 Roberts, Jim 18,20,31,81 Robinson, Fred 94 Rodeghiero, Bobby 94, 18,42 Rollins, Janet 23 - 105- Roskovcnsky, Mary Ann 99 Roth, Bob 20,42,81 Ruffattola, Anna Marie 100,23 Russell, Fred 100 Russell, Marsha 23,44,81 Russell, Patricia 81 Russell, William 18,20,41,82,52,53 Saalwaechter, John 13,56,49,22,30,18,31,82,87 Salin, Bill 49.91.18 Salin, Stanley 49,100 Sanquenetti, Sandra 100 Sasso, Terese 19,27,30,23,29,31,82 Scott, Betty 20,31,82 Scott, Diana 100,20 Scott, Leroy 100 Seaton, Byron 94 Shannon, Leona 91 Shannon, Michael 91 Shaw, Jim 100 Shepherd, Kenneth 22, 18,26,42 Shew, Edwina 18 Shew, Linda 94 Shew, Phyllis 38 Shirley, Linda 94,22 Shoemaker, Tom 57,42,82 Si lotto, Robert 91 Simpson, Artie 94 Simpson, Paula 100 Sims, Jerry 4,23,31,82 Skelley, Carolyn 94,18,20,101 Smith, Cheryl 94,23 Smith, Gary 91,18 Smith, Gary E. 94 Smith, Helen 23,28,26 Smith, Jerry 57,91 Smith, Joy 100,18 Smith, Rickie 57,82 Snedeker, Sandra 100,18,38 Snedeker, Sherry 94,18, 20 Snoddy, Dennis 82 Solomon. Bob 39,83 Somerville, Michael 100 Southard, Freddie 100 Southard, Martha 94 Southard, Raymond 100 Soyack, John 100 Soyack, Paul 100 Spurgeon, Joe 48,51,94,18 Spurgeon, Sandra 91 Spurr, Cora 94.42 Spurr, Melinda Jerre 100,38 Staats, Ann 100,28 Stariha, John 83 Stepp, Jane 94 Stepp, Joyce'19.18.29.31,83 Stevens, Margaret 83 Stevens, Rita 94 Stevens, Robert 91 Stewart, Brenda 100 Stewart, James 94 Stewart, Judith 30,23,83 Stewart, Keith 94 Stewart, Steve 20,83 Stefani, Janet 100, 20,41 Straw, James 94 Straw, Pamela 100 Strohm, Dean 91 Stuczynski, Theresa 13,94,18,20 Stultz, Diana 100 Stultz, John 91,18 Stultz. Philip 83 Sturm. Connie 94.55 Sturm, Ronnie 36,83 Sweazey, Barbara 14,27,21,30,23,20,31,42,84 Sweazey, Sam 100 Swinford, Doris 94 Swinford. Doyne 23.84 Swinford, Linda 94 Swinford, Sharon 91 Sykes, Jane 94 Sykes, Jim 84 Tagney, Helene 94.23,18.42 Tate, Don 100 Tate. Francis 94,54 Tate. Jack 21,18,20.41.84 Taylor, Connie 100 Taylor. James 91,22, 18.42 Taylor, Sarah 78 Taylor, Sharon 91 Thomas, Barbara 100 Thomas. Carole 20,31,84.87,88 Thomas, Charlene 94 Thomas. Deloris 84 Thomas. Ed 56,48,51.94,54 Thomas, Gary 91 Thomas, Inez 100,23.18.20 Thomas, Milton 48.51,91 Thomas. Sally 94,18 Thomas, Virginia 100 Thompson, Frank 100 Thompson, Linda 4,27,23.84 Thomson, Mike 48,94,18 Tickle, Rita Jo 94 Todd, Mike 94 Tolley, Ed 84 Tolley, Harry 91 Torasso, Charlene 94 Travis, Carolyn 94 Trevarthan, Ann 94,20 Trimble, Dick 56,48,94 Trimble, John 56.48,51,91 Turchi, Vicki 13,94,27,18,20 Uhrin, John 94 Umbarger, Robert 84 Uselrnan. Bill 100 Uselman, Paul too Van Duyn, Candace 22,85 Van Horn. Jim 85 Vernardi, Carol 13,23,85 Vernardi, Tony 100 Vernon, Jim 57,91.18,89.52,53 Vernon, Martha 94,18.20 Vestal, Diana 94,19,23 Vicars, Roger 48,91 Vietti, Janice 100.20 Vignocchi, David 100,20 Villa, Georgia 19.41,85 Vinco, Bill 48,51,18,85,87 Vince, Kay 100,18 Vitaniemi. Dave 85,52,53 Vitaniemi. Diana 14,91 Vitaniemi. Gary 49,100,54 Vrzina, Mike 51,48,94 Wagner, Amanda 19,30.20,31,85 Wagoner, Carol 94 Wagoner, Cheryl 100 Wake, Don 56,91,31 Wallace, Gayle 100 Wallace. Robert 100 Walls, Laura 85 Watson, Bob 49,100 Watson, Jill Paulette 94,23 Weatherly, Loretta 19,20,86 Weatherman, Betty 94 Webber, William 13,22,86,87 Weir, Charles 49,100 West, Connie 91.23 West, Dava 94 West, Iris 91 Weyrauch, Linda 91,27 White, Karen 91,23,45 White, Marcella 100 Wilcox, Cynthia 10O Wilding, Patricia 100 Williams. Bernard 94,20 Williams, Jerry 49,100 Willis, Allen 100 Wilson, Ansel 100.22,18 Wilson, Danny 100 Wilson, Dennie 94 Wilson, Joann 100 Wilson, Sandra 27,86 Wilson, Suellen 100,20 Wimsett. Phillip 91,52,53 Wiot. Judy 13.27.30.23,9,20,31.42. 66.86.87 Wiot, Luanne 94,18,20 Witherspoon. Julia 100 Wood. Pamela 94,18,20 Workman, Rexanne 100 Wright, Carol 13,91.18,42 Wright, Kenny 86 Wright. Terry 49.100 Wright, Walter 94 Yeager, Diana 13.91.27,23,89.31.42 Yeager. Jo Ann 100.18.96 Yelich, Tom 49.100 Yocum, Carolyn 86 York, Jim 4,91.28 Zanandrea, Jerry 91,23,28 Zell, Jack 56,48.94,18. 101 Zucca, Shirley 94 - 106 ■