Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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Z , ' --L-1. .1nL s 1, v 4 4 U 4 ' , .lf a 4--' fs cLovER H1-LITES Cloverdale High School Cloverdale, Indiana Volume 32, 1972 Table of Contents Activities ........ . ........................ 2 Athletics .................................. 36 Administration ........ ..56 Individuals ...... .......... 6 6 Seniors .................. .......... 8 2 Advertisements ...... .......... 9 8 , X 8 I 4 v 'JF -v-- . . 'O A I 'V . .pi HV, i V Vg.-1, V. fl' I l 1 QI 'ig' I ff VI ' .. ,if - , 5, 'Q 295 - AVI -V1 JV, . V 'Q 'i' -V- .V . wtf. s WV' 1 ' 'fi Y: List' '4 I I-V,-, ,I euuwr ir, II -I A- ,ggffu VI! 'I arx' X . - 'J -Mi ' if . ' f' 5 -' blk! Hu- ' -1 - 1 K r-It ' f ' Xa n. ' 4 fr.: s V .lxf rx: 'I I'-:ICQ ' I ' .nil ' 1 . ' . x. J II I Elk I -I I ,I It ,V,',.I.: :QI . I V ' '-' ' : .- . .- .1 ,,. 4 ' 'J 'J ,, ' ' -- fxffji ' ?. 'I' 1' J Inq 1 :I . . - 59- -' 531956 ' -3' l ' .. 45. , ' I - , I ' . II -V .-, V ll . 'V-vip V ., . gr. '- A. 1' 1 V - V, 'u 1A 7- wif? c-,wlzt - - I.. 5 - V-. 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Attendants to Glenda were Miss Kathy Bewley and Miss Janet Quinnette. Escorts to the girls were Seniors, Terry Bland, Gil Wheeler, Greg Sutherlin and Rick Kennedy. ,Af ' 5 .Q .. 1151 f,. ,f , 1 ,J 4195-J! ,ff ik X A E., V 8 A u -1 42 Qi ' if Q! , . 5' .Alf '. XZ! .K . it . .sitgi x xixhnff 1-- x , ' if T4 'f ' ,W s ..'q x f I Q s O Perfect weather pre- vailed at the first football Home- coming parade. Beautiful floats, pretty girls, and a colorful band added to the enjoyment of the day. Mother Nature Really x .a X., Stepping out in style, the Cloverettes, followed by the C.H.S. marching band, traditionally led the Homecoming parade. Choosing Trap the Cougars as a theme and Becki Nickerson for their queen candidate, the seniors did their bit for the parade. lf. VI fig' ' 31,5 ESQ? iii? -.far-f ' ' r' C' , - 1 fi.-M ., , W.. 9 . ' Z ' K ' . p I yix ,. s 'Sew . S993 5 X .. Smiled On Homecoming Among the classes were anticipation and excitement as the judges' decision of the winning float was anx- iously awaited. The sophomores were jubilant as they were proclaimed the winner and Miss Terri Ison was selected to reign as Homecoming Queen. The junior class scored with their Hoat Touchdown A- F' iifw Queen candidate Tamia Schied represented the fresh- men class on their float entitled Winning is Kids Stuff . and queen candidate Andrea Dorsett. 9 1972 Hi-Lites Queen Miss Kristi Lewis and Attendants M K L Miss Jody Powell xx i x,,- ML . 1 . '-FM 2:3 -J: . QQ if ' . s 1. f we , L r T Vw..- -dvi , ,L ,gi ,- 74014 ,., . f ,ps v4,.,..,- 5 'W J-14,.,.- --.x 3-1- 8 1 , B ,-,,4 .R in ,kj .- Senior candidates Peggy Bailey and Dean Branneman Sophomore candidates Robyn Boston and Chris Herbert. I2 n-. ...4 iii? Junior candidates Pam Ziegelman and Craig Scheid. Freshmen candidates Karen Jones and Kent Fraizer. Royalty Reigned Miss Pam Ziegelman and Mr. Kent Fraizer reigned as Queen and King of the 1971 Halloween Carnival. Their crowning climaxed an evening of fun and games sponsored by the G.A.A. Attractions varied from the haunted spook house to the bingo stand. The O.E.A., Student Council, and Art Department sold cider, can- died apples, and art objects, respec- tively, to raise money. Drawing crowds and good laughs throughout the evening were baby pictures of the faculty, featured by the French Club. 13 x 's :S af K -X M. : X f -N. , S' Silify Q S-SP if f 5 34- V f M Q y 5 M -ws 3 iff'-K f .. ,. . ....22 ,X, , K 5 isdn mln' T. y 3.-w ,ps-M gm 'Q - Ja? 4- at ,, 4, , , 'AK M dl I if kgs 's 'I 1 1 1. ,. as - B EQBEUU ' ' ei 0 U Q Q , n. .1'5.H'oP-'vi hiv ol 19,3 -r 3, 2. 23. 8529? 'av 'w a- QU 35 .ao 15-r-sf.-3 1' bi vb x -an u -w. -IP'-X . 1--wAv-- . - Us in in , ,rg pb, 'Sr 9 ky x- x , . f' ' wh 'Zn 'Wi 'W vliggu' 4' 1 -Q .hu - F.- xg ' ' , ' Hx ' 'I - H H fd-f 11' ' Wh , ' K .V N it I JP' I I ll -:.x,, f xwf,.-nl . Kristi Lewis, Head Cloverette and Terri Ison, her as- sistant, were responsible for working out the rou- tines that the Cloverettes performed at all of the home basketball games. This year the Cloverettes also performed with the Pep Band whenever the Marching Band did not perform. Being selected as a Cloverette was a coveted posi- tion with the Marching Band. The girls possessed baton skills and played with the Concert Band. Part of their summer was spent attending a Band And Cloverettes Senior Patti Smith has been the featured twirler with the Marching Band for the past four years. Au- diences have been delighted with her skillful per- formances with the baton. twirling camp to fur- T S M- as ther their skills. Clover- ettes were: K. Lewis, B. Cummings, S. Send- meyer, L. Hess, C. Ernst, D. Dean, J. Smith and T. Ison. 16 Concert Band members were: Front Row: B. Knoy, C. McKamey, L Hess, S. Sendmeyer, D. Yount, D. Martin, D. Rollings, C. Ernst, B. Nickerson. Row 2: R. Northrup, M. Steele, K. Sutherlin, M. Broadstreet, S. McCullough, D. Dean, V. Nickerson, C. Reid, J. Horn, G. Steele, C. Vickroy, P. Smith, P. Black, T. Edwards, M. Yount, B. Cummings. Row 3: D. Henson, K. Patten, T. Scheid, G. Hervey, J. Wallace, B. Killough, T. Calvert, Z. Butcher, M. Sims, K. Ison, D. Neuhusel, J. Smith, J. Moore, K. Scott, M. Jones, K. Jones, D. Fidler, L. Bales, A. Farmer, V. Edwards, J. Smith. Row 4: T. Pruitt, K. Lewis, K. Allee, J. Williams, M. Jordan, T. Ison, D. Merriman, J. Bitzer, M. Hervey, D. Branneman, D. Hess, J. Moy, T. Ford, K. Frazier, C. Herbert, G. Smith, B. Schwomeyer. Row 5: L. Weist, D. Smiley, A. Coffin, P. Ziegelman, D. Schwomeyer, B. Walton, D. Ford, M. Young, Mr. Murray, K. Fidler, S. Cassell, M. Rollings, B. Reed and B. Fisher. Performed At Halftimes l The Stage Band, which was the Jazz Band of the department, played for various organizations and dance engagements. Mem- bers seated were: R. Northrup, D. Dean, K. Sutherlin, M. Broad- street, V. Nickerson. Standing: K. Patten, D. Henson, T. Ison, J Williams, C. Vickroy, K. Allee, T. Pruitt, D. Ford, B. Walton, D. Schwomeyer, B. Schwomeyer, J. Smith, G. Smith, K. Frazier, T. Ford and C. Herbert. l 7 W Chorus oflicers elected for this year were: K. Patten, V. Pres., V. Cummings, Librarian, K. Fidler, Robe Chair- man, J. Powell, Sec., B. Walton, Robe Chairman, S. Bos- ton, Pres., K. Ison, Treas.g K. Lewis, Librarian, and T.' Dunshee, News Reporter. These four senior girls, B. Cummings, C. McKamey, K Ison, and K. Lewis, felt mixed emotions upon re- membering their past years in the chorus. This quar- tet has entertained people for various school activ- ities and other social functions throughout their high school years. We'd Like To Teach The World To Sing The High School Band officers ' proudly displayed the big trophy the Marching Clovers were awarded for performing We Need A Little Christmas at the Crawfordsville Christmas, Parade. Officers were: K. Ison, Drum Ma- joretteg L. Weist, Asst. Drum Ma- joretteg T. Ison, Asst. Head Clove- retteg D. Schwomeyer, V. Pres., T. Pruitt, Pres., K. Lewis, Head Cloveretteg and Mr. Murray, Director. :-sb-'io 5-:-nv-.-5-3:41 ' High School Chorus got it together under the di- rection of Mrs. Klaer. Members were: Front Row: Mrs. Klaer, M. Jones, M. Leidig, S. Roark, T. Ed- wards, V. Cummings, J. Weaver, N. Browning, T Dunshee, and pianists C. Huff, R. Boston, and K Sutherlin. Second Row: J. Collins, C. Carmicheal, C. Reid, V. McFarland, M. Tyler, E. O'Connor, L French, J. Dugan, G. Powell, W. Wagner, J. Pow- ell, J. Smith, B. Cummings, and C. McKamey. Third Row: D. Nees, J. McKamey, S. Wilson, D McClane, M. Saucerman, K. Ison, K. Lewis, K Fidler, R. Smith, B. Walton, K. Patten, D Farmer, S. McCullough, S. Anderson, and B McCullough. Fourth Row: R. Moore, L. Patton, J Sutherlin, S. Boston, V. Barnes, T. Bland, B. Suth- erlin, J. Farmer, S. Cassell, K. Cash, M. Diel,W Morrison, and S. Tague. B. Knoy, C. McKamey, and T. Edwards sang their way into the All State Chorus. The girls appeared at Butler University in a fine performance. Jr. High Chorus members under the direction of Mrs. McKinney were Front Row: S. Leidig, C. Howard, C. Reeves, T. Grove, T. Shedron, D Schwomeyer, B. Freeman, C. Durnham, J. Swope, T. Howard, and W McClure. Second Row: B. Coffey, T. Evans, M. Guy, T. McClure, B. Mon- nett, R. Heidrick, C. McCloud, B. Wallace, B. Scott, J. Ellison, B McCullar, and M. Gray. Third Row: K. Williams, P. Gibson, R. Coon, J Meek, T. Wallace, J. Gaston, J. Corns, B. Minnick, R. Langdon, T. Con- ner, M. Evans, and G. Neese. I9 si A Barbershop Quartet composed of S. Cassell, T. Pruitt, K. Patten, and B. Walton received a good rating in the District Contest by singing Coney Island Baby . The Sextet showed real talent by placing in first division at the District Contest at Greencastle on February 5. They then went on to the State Contest where they received an excellent rating. Sextet members were: Mrs. Klaer, Director, K. Ison, N. Browning, M. Leidig, V. Cummings, T. Edwards ' am, K, Lewis' Got lt Together Jr. Hi Band members were: Front Row: D. Griffith, D. G- Smith, J- HCIISOH-, K- Smith, M- Scheid. A- Hughes, Young, D. Stattner, J. Walker, B. Suddarth, D. Bing- G. McCullough, D. Dlel, S. NorthropgStand1ng: J. Bales, harn, W. Muggg Second Row- B, Weist, C, Sims, C, G. Neese, T. McCormick, D. Weist, D. Monnett, J. Hal- Whitkanack, T. Allen, L. Dailey, J. Davis, A. Purcell, TDUI, G- FQYEUSOU, S- Rightmeyefy L- YOUTH, MT- MUT- Third Row: D. George, W. Ferguson, G. Moy, T. Taylor, Fay, T- CBIVGIT- 20 FTA Planned Teaching Careers The Future Teachers of America was composed of students who were looking to teaching as a career. They served as helpers in the elementary building. Members were: Front row: T. Dunshee, N. Stevens, S. Collins, N. Stevens, T. Gaddis, Miss Barker, Spon- sor. Second row: D. Fidler, T. Young, K. Lambert, M. Broadstreet, T. Young, P. Ziegelman, A. Coffin, B. Walker. Third row: M. Steele, K. Fidler, D. Dean, T. Ison, J. David, D. Gerlach, R. Cox, P. Bailey, R. Dorsett. :UW Apprentice Thespians were: Front row, T. Al- len, A. Purcell, C. Reeves, T. Calvert, L. Sims, R. Boston, T. Dunshee. Second row: P. Young, C. Carmi- chael, S. Bowman, D. McClane, J. McKamey, C. Otis, D. Bault, G. Wheeler. Third row: J. Wallace, W. Morrison, R. Barron, R. Smith, D. Henson, S. Tague, G. Bowman, L. Snyder, G. Sublett. Audience Applauded The Yankee King Arthur's Court was greatly up-dated with the com- ing of Hank Bennett, the Connecticut Yankee. Two of his innovations were the introduction of a secretary, Sandy, and that modern communication, the telephone. Sandy, Hank's special friend was well portrayed by Rhonda Dorsett. Hank, the clever young man who had a dream that turned back the pages of history, was played by Steve Orr. Queen Guenever, the domineering wife of King Arthur, was aptly played by Marcia Broadstreet, who was the un- suspecting victim of Merlin's greed to overthrow the Kingdom. These full-fiedged Thespians worked diligently with the guidance of their sponsors, to produce successful plays for the student body, community, and for self achievements. Reaching their goals were: Front row: Mrs. McKinney, spon- sor, C. Ernst, M. Broadstreet, L. Wells, A. Coffin, B. Knoy and Mr. Purcell, sponsor. Second row: T. Gaddis, R. Dorsett, P. Bailey, J. Farmer, M. Cassida, B. Walton, M. Hervey and K. Cash. Third row: R. Kennedy, T. Pruitt, P. Ziegelman, B. Ebbing, K. Lewis, P. Smith, K. Ison, and K. Patten. Back in the neat Thespian Room, the officers, Marcia Bnoadstreet, Scribeg Peggy Bailey, Scribe, Beckie Knoy, Sec., Myron Hervey, Pres.g and Rick Kennedy V. Pres. relaxed on pieces of furniture handed down through ten years of play productions and memories. Scheming to capture the Court of King Arthur, Le Fay and Merlin went over their plans care- fully. Playing the villainous roles were Senior Thespians, Kathy Ison and Rick Kennedy. 23 bmi. Brenda Cummings, Marilyn Yount, and Terry Gad- dis are shown doing typing and filing, two of the many jobs of the Intensive Lab girls. Jackie Dugan was busy running the Duplicating machine. Intensive Lab: Preparation For Future Jobs The Intensive Lab Girls kept busy with typing tests and other material for the administration. There were 17 secretarial stations, 3 which were out-of-school, Rockwell Insurance, Barnett's Fash- ions Ltd., and the new station this year was Clay County RTC. Pictured with Mrs. Liveoak, Coor- dinator, were: Sandy Truax, Debbie Rollings, Kristi Lewis, Becki Nickerson, Pam Elmore, Nancy Stevens, Kathy Ison. 24 To help with club expenses the O.E.A. set up a booth at the Halloween Carnival selling cider and baked goods. District Contest was held in February, Deb- bie Rollings and Nancy Stevens represented our club. Members were: T. Edwards, D. Rollings, B. Cummings, D. Reiter, S. Powell, J. Dugan, T. Gaddis, M. Minnick, C. Lambert, N. Stevens, S. Collins, V. Edwards, P. Hunter, J. Smith, J. Powell, B. Whita- ker, S. Van Winkle, N. Stevens, J. King, S. Truax, K. Ison, P. Smith, K. Lewis, B. Nickerson, M. Yount, M. Broadstreet. l Ofiioers for O.E.A. this year were: Debbie Rollings, Treas urerg Sandy Truax, Vice-Pres., Nancy Stevens, Pres. Patty Smith, Secretary, and Kathy Ison, Historian. The OEA girls were kept busy this year with wrapping Christ- mas presents for the Mental Health Program of Putnam County. In the spring the girls held an Appreciation Banquet for the Advisory Board. On Novem- ber 12 the OEA Officers had the privilege of installing the new Chapter of Cascade High School. After the Installation they en- joyed refreshments. The Cascade . Chapter also presented a beau- tiful potted plant for the In- tensive Oiiice Lab. 25 The Future Homemakers of America were busy throughout the year with various projects, buying edu- rational toys for the Kindergarten, having interesting meetings and enjoying a turkey supper. FHA members were: Front row: S. Hipps, C. Lee, T. Edwards, N. Ste- vens, S. Truax, L. Wells. Second row: B. Stotts, V. Ed- The FHA oflicers worked hard to make 1971-1972 a successful year for achievements and fun. Those of- ficers were: Seated: A. Dorsett, Treasurer, P. Bailey, Project Chairman, N. Stevens, Secretary, N. Stevens, Vice President, J. Powell, Song Leader. Standing: R. Dorsett, President and G. Powell, Reporter. 26 FHA Were Homemakers Of Tomorrow wards, P. Hunter, J. Powell, N. Stevens, S. Collins, R. l Dorsett. Third row: D. McClane, J. Quinnette, J. McKamey, S. Wilson, G. Powell, W. Wagner, S. Jones, j B. Jones. Fourth row: C. Carmichael, S. Bowman, J. Rich, D. Burnham, A. Keller, J. Strunk, C. Perry, A. , Dorsett, and P. Bailey. 1 4-H had many exciting pro- jects to offer and Boys' 4-H officers tried to have every- one in their club excell in at least one project. Officers were: J. Gerlach, Recreationg J. Yount, Recreation, M. Cassida, Secretary-Treas- urerg W. Morrison, Vice President and Rod Ray who was President was not pictured. Eight years of successful competition in 4-H horsemanship was the foundation for a stable of 20 horses that Marcia Broadstreet called her string . Marcia's trailer could be seen traveling the highways throughout the summer and fall as she competed in horse shows. The officers of the Girls' 4pH club worked hard to make 4-H suc- cessful through the summer at CHS. Ofiicers were: Front row: S. Sendmeyer, Health and Safety, M. Broadstreet, Reporterg K. Ison, Presidentg R. Boston, Recreation, D. Dean, Recreation, Back row: V. Cummings, Secretary-Treasurer, K. Scott, Songs, T. Ison, Vice President, C. Staley, Songs. 4-H'ers Made The Best Better Both 4-H Clubs at CHS had a successful year with many members receiving blue rib- bons. Working hard for their awards were: Front row: D. Stattner, B. Suddarth, P. Young, C. Ernst, M. Broadstreet, K. Ison, P. Weist, S. Powell, D. Gerlach, T. Shedron. Second row: K. Scott, D. Yount, C. Sims, A. Purcell, B. Weist, J. Henson, C. Whitka- nack, B. Freeman, G. Suddarth, T. Allen, D. Weist. Third row: J. Smith, R. Boston, D. Smiley, K. Fidler, V. Cummings, S. Sendmeyer, T. Ison, S. Bowman, J. Rich. Fourth rovw C. Staley, M. Walters, G. Smith, J. Bales, D. Monnett. Fifth row: M. Young, G. Smith, J. Gerlach, J. Yount, W. Morrison, Mike Sims, M. Cassida, D. Whitaker, G. Neese, J. Haltom. l rN The Jou1'nalism class was another first for CHS. Under the direction of Mrs. McKinney, the school newspaper was completely re- vamped with a new format and a new name. It was published bi- monthly with different students assuming the responsibility of the editorship. New Opportunities For Students Photography Club members were: Front row, Mr. Reece, G. Sutherlin, K. Ison, C. Manning, S. Powell, E. O'Conner, A. Purcell, Mr. Purcell, Second row: S. Orr, T. Dunshee, M. Steele, M. Hervey, G. Allen, M. Cassida, G. Bowman, J. Sutherlin, G. Sublett. Third row: H. Man- son, R. Kennedy, D. McCammack, K. Nield, J. Farmer, M. Diel, K. Patten, G. Wheeler, D. Jordan, B. Ebbing. Mr. Purcell explained the fine points of the camera to Myron Hervey, Vice-President and Kathy Ison, President of the Photography Club. A new dark room was equipped dur- ing the second semester for the con- venience of the students who could do their own picture developing. This was also utilized by the mem- bers of the Hi-Lites staff. 28 The French Club members were: D. Neuhausel, M. Tyler, D. Archer, S. Powell, Mr. Plessinger. Second Row: D. Martin, V. Al- derson, T. Young, K. Cummings, M. Broadstreet, A. Collin. Third Row: S. Sendmeyer, T. Ison, B. Walker, R. Boston, K. Jones, C. Whicker, A. Farmer. Fourth Row: M. Jordan, C. Herbert, L. Nees, J. Nield, P. Mugg, M. Tyler. The highlight of the year for the French Club was the Valentine Dance. After all the votes were counted Miss Robyn Boston, escorted by Craig Scheid, was crowned the 1972 Sweetheart. Her attendants were: Vicki Alderson, Senior, Peggy Archer, last year's queen, Deb- bie Neuhausel, Freshman, and Anne Coffin, Junior. Their escorts were: Danny Hunsicker, Danny Wallace, Randy Evans, and Jeff Williams. With the Eifel tower in the background, it was truly ,an evening in Paris. The Audio Visual helpers, under the su- pervision of Mr. Purcell, met a new chal- lenge when they received the new vidio tape recorder which they used to tape bal- lgames and other sports. They also ran films and other audio visual equipment. They were: S. Cassell, J. Farmer, K. Pat- ten, M. Hervey, M. Steele, R. Kennedy, J. Sutherlin. Service Was Their Name Under the supervision of Mrs. Peggy Saucerman, R. N., the Candy Stripers helped to cheer the sick with happy smiles and helping hands at the Putnam County Hospital. They were: Terri Edwards, Valda Edwards, Tammy Campbell, Betsy Jones, Cathy Lee, and Sandy Jones. 30 Helping Mrs. Wilkin- son straighten shelves, file library cards and make bulletin boards is just a part of the jobs of the librarians. La- Dona French, Diane Schoman, Pam Weist, Icie Hinton, Cathy McCloud, Candy Lang- don, Donna Cundiff. ? Pep Club Had The Spirit Front Row: G. Hervey, S. Bowman, T. Scheid, B. Whitaker, K. Lewis, N. Stevens, T. Ison, V. Cum- mings, D. Dean, K. Fidler, S. Sendmeyerg Second Row W. Ferguson, J. Steele, V. Edwards, J. Powell, B. Nees, A. Cummings, T. Strunk, J. Walton, A. Pur- cell, J. Henson, C. Whikanack, B. Weist, M. Jones, M. Gray, J. Davis, R. Heidrick, D. Monnett, J. Walker, Third Row: T. Jones, F. McCammon, R. Allen, L. Haltom, P. Hunter, J. Smith, L. Wells, D. Hughes, T. Alderson, D. Schwomeyer, G. Suddarth, B. Freeman, J. Swope, S. Wallace, W. Wagner, Fouth Row: V. Ferguson, A. Mann, R. Staley, B. Walters, L. Nick- eron, J. Yount, C. Ernst, P. Smith, D. Schwomeyer, D. Bault, K. Dunshee, P. Kirton, G. Neese, R. Ander- son, J. Gale, J. Haltom, C. Williams, C. Staley, B Costing Fifth Row: D. Parker, K. Smith, D. Parker L Bault, J. Settles, D. Williams, M. McKamey, P Brian, L. Truesdel, A. McKamey, N. McCormick, L Jones, C. Purcell, K. Ernst, M. McKinney, A. Keller 7 D. Archer, D. Burnham, G. Sutherlin, D. Cundiff, S. Wilson, C. Vickroy, Sixth row: C. Costin, K. Jones, G. Steele, S. Cummings, K. Belcher, S. Hughes, T. Neese, G. Mann, T. Sutherlin, C. Simmons, C. Sims, D. Nickerson, P. Snyder, B. Wallace, G. Combs, C. Langdon, W. Mugg, T. McCormick, P. Bailey, M. Jones, D. Yount, K. Scott. Keeping the beat with the latest songs was the Pep Band. They played at half- time for the basketball and football games. Members were: B. Nickerson, D. Rollings, B. Cummings, M. Yount, K. Scott, J. Smith, J. Moore, D. Martin, R. Northrup, M. Steele, K. Sutherlin, V. Nickerson, M. Broadstreet, J. Moy, B. Fisher, M. Young, D. Ford, D. Schwo- meyer, Z. Butcher, C. Herbert, G. Smith, T. Ford, D. Merriman, T. Pruitt, K. Allee, D. Henson, K. Patten. 31 Under the direction of Cindy Ernst and Sandy Truax and the watchful eyes of Mrs. Liveoak, stu- dents of the Hi-Lites Staff sold advertising, wrote copy, did layouts, scheduled photographers, and met deadlines, especially deadlines. Becki Nickerson, as Index Editor, made sure every name appeared in the index and their pages were properly indentified. Nancy Stevens, as Senior Edi- tor, planned all the Senior layouts of the Senior Sec- tion in the yearbook. S KWSN 4 rp, illinnhq '-ill' '01 5:5011 K7 X N f,. 32 An intensive advertising cam- paign started the first of Sep- tember and the goal of S2400 was surpassed. Members of the staff who worked so diligently to sell ads were Kathy Ison, Business Manager, Kristi Lewis and Patty Smith. Nancy Stevens also helped out. Hi-Lites Staff Worked Morning, Noon, and Night Taking subscriptions for the yearbook was quite a job, as Jackie Dugan, and Debbie Rollings found out. How- ever, they sold more subscriptions this year than have been sold in the past years. fu -Q: Making the choice of which pictures to keep and which to discard was the difficult decision the Activities Editors had to make Working on Activities this year were: Brenda Walker, Marcia Broadstreet, and Brenda Cummings. Not pictured was Staff Pho tographer Myron Hervey. 5 '.,. K K 1 Q5 3 if ' B 5 1 Rhonda Dorsett, Peggy Bailey, and Debbie Dean found working on the Athletic Sec tion many hours of long hard concentration. Terri Ison and Susan Sendmeyer became aware that all was not music as they struggled to complete their layouts on time. ...eggs -f -an-ua, Stella Van Winkle, Vickie Cum- mings, and Kristi Fidler served as Section Editors this year. They had the difficult task of matching pic- tures of the lower classmen with their names. Not pictured: Toni Young and Terry Young 33 The Jr. High Student Council consisted of represent- atives from the seventh and eighth grades with Mrs. McCammon as their faculty sponsor. A beautiful pic- ture of a landscape was presented to the Library as their project this year. They also decorated the lower hall for the Christmas season and policed the school grounds for candy wrappers. Picking up those candy wrappers were: Jr. High Stu- dent Council members: Steve Cline, Alan Hughes, Roy Mayo, Wesley McClure, Steve Northup, J eff Davis, Sue Rightmeyer, Kathy Dunshee, Mrs. McCammon, Joyce Swope and Rhonda Heidrick. Student Councils Planned Convocatioi Making final plans for presenting their picture to the school were Jr. Hi oflicers Steve Cline, Vice Pres., Joyce Swope, Treas.g Jeff Davis, President, Rhonda Heidrick, Sec.g and Mrs. McCammon. 34 Four seniors and four juniors were cho- sen by the faculty from the top one- third of their classes to become mem- bers of the National Honor Society. The Student Councils of CHS, consisting of represent- atives from each high school class, were good examples of students working together in a representative government. Being service organizations, the Student Councils had many activities. Convocations were planned for special occasions. Student Council members also decorated the With their faculty advisor were: Max Cassida, Mike Steele, Beckie Knoy, Cindy Ernst, Rhonda Dorsett, Rick Kennedy and Greg Sutherlin. 'il 4 W X upper halls for the Christmas holidays. Heading the Senior Student Council was Terry Powell, Senior. Mr. Nees served as faculty advisor. 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AI 'kv-5.5.hifff-x'.':'-fi'V'1i-:T.f.-,+.f9- . xi - rf: 'f7' -'Ziff 'I SWI' -73'-15 '- '51'5r-Qlff'45'f'i-.rEl.'!453.5 ' - Y' f :.f:???29:. - 1 D4 eff-57'5:i', i'. 7 -5. .45f3v'1Kf?fffgQ f'-1'' 3--aff-555 'W' 31,-S ' ATHLETICS Lettermen United In New Club Athletes of CHS united their interests in different sports by organizing the Lettermen's Club this year. Only those athletes who had lettered in at least one sport were eligible for membership. Fund raising projects included parking cars at basket- ball games, and assisting the Lion's Club on their citrus campaign. A whirlpool was added to the Athletic De- partment by their effortsg also, the Universal weight machine which was donated by the Lion's Club early last fall. Front row: G. Smith, P. Ford, J. David, G. Sub- lett. Second row: R. Barron, T. Dwigans, G. Sutherlin, Having the responsibility of making those all impor- tant decisions that confronted a new club, the Letter- men Advisory Board met with their sponsor, Mr. Tucker, on numerous occasions. J. Nield, R. Nees, D. Glessner, J. Williams, D. Branne- man, C. Herbert, Third row: B. Henson, D. Smith, K Bailey, D. Merriman, T. Fidler, A. Archer, D. Carney M. Atwell, K. Cash, M. Cassida. Fourth row: D. Jordan R. Langdon, J. Galloway, B. Fisher, D. Henson, T. Ford J. Wallace, K. Haltom, H. Manson, J. Bitzer, G. Bow- man. Fifth row: R. Smith, V. Barnes, C. Cummings, M. Arnold, M. Young, T. Cummings, J. Sutherlin, R. Moore. Sixth row: R. Kennedy, C. Nees, P. Mugg, B. Schwomeyer, K. Frazier, T. Alexander, J. Gerlach, G. Cummings, T. Sutherlin, D. Wallace, B. Sutherlin, A successful year in all the CHS sports was only to the great desire to win, but also to a very ca- due not pable coaching staff. Front row: Mr. Williams, Mr. An- drews, Mr. Curran. Second row: Mr. Coon, Mr. Tucker, Mr. Stanley. e J .E -1- ,zz 7 9 7 I 4 Relax was the new motto for Jim Sutherlin and Terry Bland after their successful individual wres- Always among the top finishers, Hershel Manson tling seasons. Jim, who was selected as captain and and Robin Moore were selected as The VIP's of the Terry as Mr. Wrestler, were the wrestling VIP'S. Cross Country Squad. Hershel was voted as Mr. Cross Country and both Robin and Hershel were V.I.P.'S Mr. Basketball, Robin Moore and Captain, Danny Nees Terry Bland, Captain Of the high School football team were selected by the Varsity after their successful sea- and John David, Mr. Football, were the VIP'S that Son, This was a high honor because choosing just two nellfed the team build 3 Winning SeaS0n- VIP'S was difficult from a V.I.T.-very important team. chosen as co-captains. l i s 39 Harriers Endured Tough Obstacle Courses After competing in the WCC District Meet, Robin Moore and Hershel Manson advanced to the Sectional. Building speed and stamina, which was necessary for the endurance of the 296 mile course, required many hours of roadwork. The Harriers could be seen jogging along the roads-rain or shine! Members of the Cross High Spirits ignited the spark that led the Junior High football team to a successful season. Team members were: Front row, M. Jones, G. Ferguson, S. Northup, M. Walters, G. Moy, E. Cummings, W. Galloway, J. Hal- tom. Second row: J. Huff, G. Neese, R. Langdon, L. Qu. . .Edt .. .K Country Team were: Front row: R. Barron, K. Bailey, C. Cummings, R. Langdon, C. Nees, J. Galloway. Sec- ond row: G. Sublett, C. Herbert, D. Nees, R. Smith, B. Walton, J. Hilliard. Third row: K. Haltom, M. Young, H. Manson, R. Moore, T. Cummings, R. Nees, J. Bitzer and Mr. Tucker. Yount, B. Minnick, T. Fidler, J. Weaver, G. Neese, D. Monnett. Third row: Mr. Andrews, R. Gibson, J. Muse, S. Cline, D. Davidson, C. Williams, R. Anderson, K. Wil- liams, Mr. Coon. Fourth row: A. Hughes, T. Conners, G. Gale, E. Whitaker, G. Minnick, J. Davis, J. Bales. Clovers Victorious On Gridiron Kr. i ywri 'iii-'iia lii l 241 3 High school football, which was organized for the first time this year, posted a good record for a first year squad. Mem- bers of the squad were: Front row, J. Wallace, B. Sutherlin, M. Jordan, J. Williams, K. Neild, D. Smith. Second row: T. Alexander, G. Cummings, B. Schwomeyer, P. Mugg, T. Steele, V. Barnes, R. Merriman, K. Frazier. Third row: Mr. Stanley, D. Glessner, J. Neild, J. David, T. Bland, J. Suther- lin, M. Cassida, K. Cash, Mgr. Fourth row: M. Steele, G. Smith, R. Arnold, D. Branneman, J. Gerlach, C. Jones. H 71 4 Frosh Defeated Cascade Learning offensive and defensive patterns along with GTSQOU, D- HGUSOH, B- Fisher, D- Smith, D- C2-THEY, T- well timed decisioned movements which were neces- DWISZUIS- D- Me1'1'iII13Y1, Third POW! MF- Stanley- G- sary In good football was the alm of the Freshmen Sutherlin, T. Ford, B. Henson, T. Alexander, K. Frazier, football team Squad members were: Front row: R. M- A1'H0ld, M- Atwell, Mr. Coon. Northup A Archer J Wallace Second row: A. Feath- Keeping an active sport's program functioning was the goal of those unsung heroes-the student managers. Although their jobs were not glamorous, they were greately appreciated by the coaches. Some of their jobs were keeping the dressing room cleaned, cleaning basketballs, stocking the medical kit with supplies and recording the statistics during the ball games. Student managers were: Jack Yount, Greg Sutherlin, Rick Kennedy and Jim Sutherlin. Varsity Had Winning Combination l A winning season, 18 wins and 6 losses, was due to the tremendous desire for success. Coach Tuck- er built a well-balanced squad combining the shooting ability, speed, and enthusiasm of each member to provide good basketball for Cloverdale as well as Putnam County. In their 16 game sea- son that included two tourneys, the Clovers met old rivals as well as new, worthy opponents. Meet- ing the difficult challenge that the Varsity faced were: Coach Tucker, D. Nees, R. Moore, D. Branneman, Assistant Coach Williams. Second now J. Williams, R. Nees, C. Jones, M. Steele, J. David, K. Frazier, B. Walton. Spirit, pep, enthusiasm-it was hard to find the right words to describe the Varsity Cheerleaders. They lead cheers at the pep sessions, made booster signs for the halls and backed the Clovers in their winning season. Captain N . Stevens, K. Lewis, B. Whitaker, T. Ison. 1971-72 Holiday An early Christmas gift for Coach Tucker was the Championship Trophy of the Holi- day Tourney at South Putnam on December 20-21. The Clovers defeated the strong Owen Valley Patriots on December 20 with a score of 70-54. The next night the team went on to down the high-soaring South Putnam Eagles 1 by a small margin of 67-59. January 20-22, Cloverdale's Varsity and B Team traveled to l 4 ourney Champs Cascade for the invitational tourney. In the opening game of the tourney, the B team was defeated by Monrovia by a score of 46-44. On January 21, the Varsity bombed the Monrovia Bulldogs, 80-46. In the cham- pionship game the Clovers were defeated for the second time of the season by the Avon Orioles with the 8-point margin of the ear- lier game. This year's B-team sported the fine record of 16-3. Many of their games were close, but these mighty Clovers were able to overcome most of their powerful adversaries. B-team squad members were: Front row: C. N ees, K. Nield, C. Herbert, M. Jordan, J. Hilliard. Second row: Coach Williams, P. Mugg, J. Gerlach, G. Smith, T. Steele, J. Nield, Varsity Coach Tucker. B Team And Underclass Teams The 13-5 record of the Freshmen ball team indicated the fine coaching abil- ity of Coach Stanley. Along with his excellent coaching, the boys kept in top condition by using the new Universal weight machine and running up and down flights of stairs during their practice sessions. Members were: Front rovm R. Barron, J. Wallace, J. Galloway, R. Smith. Second row: R. Langdon, K. Bailey, D. Henson, C. Cummings. Third row: J. Bitzer, T. Alexander, T. Cummings, B. Henson, T. Ford, Coach Stanley. The 8th grade team broke almost even with a 7-6 record for the season. Under the ca- pable coaching of Coach Coon, a former CHS Varsity basketball member, these boys worked on the specific positions they played. Members were: Front row: J. Haltom, G. Nees, M. Jones, T. Nickerson, D. Whitaker. Second row: G. McCullough, K. Orr, D. Mon- nett, R. Anderson, W. McClure. Third row: J. Davis, G. Minnick, G. Gale, E. Whitaker, D. Diel, S. Clines, Coach Coon Eyed Varsity Positions With Coach Andrews' coaching drills on dribbling, passing, fast breaks, foul shooting, and all-around ball handling, the seventh graders were anxious to master the fundamentals of basketball. Their season record was 6-7. Team members were: Front row: M. Walters, D. Sheese, G. Ferguson, G. Nees, S. Northup, M. Gray, L. Yount, Second row: A. Hice, T. Fidler, B. Nees, C. Williams, B. Minnick, R. Langdon. Third row: G. Smith, J. Gaston, A. Hughes, T. Conner, D. Davidson, K. Williams, Coach Andrews. is Ja, Jn - I The old saying, Behind every successful man is a Woman could be taken out of context and applied to the B-team cheerleaders. This year's B-team cheerlead- ers who backed their team with clever acrobatic stunts, 'Wa- spirited yells, and a lot of good old-fashioned school spirit were: D. Dean, Capt., V. Cummings, S. Send- meyer, K. Fidler, Lynn Wells was chosen as alternate for the B-team cheerleaders. Spirit-Pep Winning was the theme of the Freshman team, and to cheer their team to their vic- torious season were the Freshman cheerlead- els. Their youthful enthusiasm and desire to succeed was their key to success. Freshman cheerleaders were: top to bottom: S. Bowman, G. Hervey, T. Schied. l l 4 Working on cheers and yell formations in order for the new cheer formation 01' On an Old 0119- Sth grade Cheer- 8th grade cheerleaders to cheer their team on to vic-- leaders were: On top: J. Steele, Left to right: J. Walker, tory, much practice was necessary. Many nights after W- FGTEUSOU, D- Monnett- school, these cheerleaders could be seen working on a Enthusiasm Getting into the Jr. High system of school was a new experience for these girls. It was also necessary for them to find time to be 7th grade cheerleaders. Precisioned move- ments, spirited sideline cheers, and clever floors yells were very much a part of being cheerleaders. Members of the 7th grade cheerleader squad were: Top to bottom: C. Whitkanack, J. Henson, B. Weist, A. Purcell. The CHS grapplers chalked up a record of 5-8 to finish their second season in the WCC wrestling competition. Although the team record was not outstanding, many of the wrestlers scored fine individual records. This year's grapplers were: Front Row: G. Sublett, C. Whi- cker, B. Fisher, G. Cummings, G. Sutherlin. Second Row: Coach Curran, T. Sutherlin, S. Burns, P. Mabry, D. Wallace, R. Merriman, D. Glessner. Third Row: P. Ford, K. Haltom, J. Sutherlin, V. Barnes, B. Schwo- meyer, T. Bland, K. Cash, Manager. Also, several grap- plers received honors in the conference and sectional. Those who placed in the conference were: T. Bland, lst, B. Schwomeyer'2ndg V. Barnes, 3rdg C. Whicker, 4th. in the sectional, the following six wrestlers placed fourth: C. Whicker, V. Barnes, T. Bland, P. Ford, J. Sutherlin, and B. Schwomeyer. gg.: www -.-: B ar Net RY --- After one year of experiencing the different local courses, foul weather as well as foul shots, the 1971-72 golf squad was ready to get into the full swing of things again. Although many of the golfers seemed to be teed- ceilfgcat tirlntesiaon tjhe wlgoli, the smgluad enjlfiyedltheintroduction of the new spo . 'em ers o Dt e squa were. nee mg. K. Patten,.J..Sutherl1n, P. Ford, M. Sims. Standing: R. Poorman, G. Bowman, Jeff Williams, Max Cassida, Coach Curran, G. Sutherlin, K. Cash, D. Wallace, and K. Neild. Conference Sports Gained Recognition . fe 1: ge A . as Q. la . , H g A s J .Nil-.s2Q?3'if1?sQ- .ll a 'fins viii F 'fn 3 R '3 -9:3553 .ff Y .. as i . . 5 i lf l v aas . s:'fz.-s- ff' -' H ts ' - fs 4 77-1 -zz A , . lgws W igs? 11: - -s .-R--ss : -f: sliv- Q 2X2!feE1kt6!w:f 1f -vii xiessi CHS cindermen practiced many long hours on their individual areas of track and field. Versatility seemed to be the object of these trackmen as many of them com- peted in several different events during the course of the meets. Members of the squad were: Front Row: R. Moore, K. Haltom, D. Nees, H. Manson. Second Row: T. Steele, J. David, S. Boston, M. Steele, J. Yount, C. Jones, Coach Jim Coon. fda 8 Proudly wearing their new uniforms, the returning lettermen and managers of the baseball team could hardly wait for spring training. Front row T Steele M Steele, B. Walton, J. Nield. Second row: D. Henson, J. Yount R Ferguson R Mugg, Coach Ken Williams. Senior Athletes Displayed In order to achieve a CHS honor jacket, the individual athlete must earn at least six letters in any of the seven sports that the WCC sanc- tioned. The jacket was not awarded until the Senior year. Those who 'received jackets were. D. Branneman, J. Suther- lin, R. Moore, G. Sutherlin, K. Haltom, D. Nees, M. Holsapple 7 J. Steele, R. Ferguson, R. Ken- nedy, H. Manson, K. Cash, V. Barnes, T. Bland. sz Their Hard Earned Honor Jackets GAA Created An Interest in Sports Mrs. Sharp, GAA sponsor, spent many hours helping GAA girls acquire and develop their athletic skills. GAA members were: Front row: K. Ison, D. Schwo- meyer, D. Hess, K. Lewis, N. Stevens, T. Ison, M. Yount, B. Cummings. Second row: T. Edwards, C. McKamey, B. Nickerson, P. Smith, L. Hess, V. Cum- mings, K. Fidler, L. Weist, D. Dean, S. Sendmeyer. Third row: K. Scott, A. Coffin, A. Dorsett, C. Vickroy, L. Wells, D. Yount, J. Bingham, J. Weaver, T. Dunshee, R. Dorsett, P. Bailey, J. Collins. Fourth row: K. Cum- mings, B. Walker, C. Staley, M. Saucerman, S. Bow- man, V. Nickerson, G. Steele, C. Reid, C. Vickroy, G. Hervey, J. Horn, P. Hunter, B. Whitaker, P. Black. Fifth row: M. Leidig, M. Lavenau, D. Schoman, C. Kay, D. Hughes, K. Jones, G. Powell, W. Wagner, S. Wilson, J. Smith, J. Powell, B. Knoy, M. Jones, S. Van Winkle, V. Edwards. The key to a successful club was good officers. The GAA oflicers proved themselves as leaders by plan- ning the profitable Halloween Carnival. Officers were: Front row: Mrs. Sharp, sponsor, T. Ison, Treas.g D. Hess, Song leader, D. Schwomeyer, Pres. Second row: N. Stevens, Sec., K. Lewis, Vice Pres. Third row: K. Ison, Song Leader. The basketball team compiled a record of 7-4 by the who brought home the trophy were: First row: G. Her- end of its season. On February 17, the team partici- Vey, K- Lewis, Mrs. Sharp, S. Sendmeyer, V. Cum- pated in an Invitational Tourney at Granville Wells. After defeating Brownsburg, they went on to down Pittsboro and win the tourney. Proud team members mings. Second row: P. Bailey, G. Steele, B. Walker, J. Collins, C. Staley, K. Scott, T. Ison, D. Schwomeyer, A Dorsett, L. Weist and Susie Holsapple. GAA Learned Skills and Sportsmanship The members of the track team participated in a District track meet at Franklin High School last spring. Those returning to the squad from the previous year were: B. Walker, R. Dorsett, V. Cummings, K. Lewis, P. Bailey, L. Hess, T. Ison, and S. Sendmeyer, 54 Seniors who went bowling on Wednesday's were always anxious to board the bus to go to the bowling alley. 1971-72 Senior bowlers were: P. Smith, M. Yount, B. Cummings, K. Lewis, K. Ison, C. McKamey, T. Edwards, and B. Nickerson. Through Teamwork The volleyball team played many schools and participated in a District meet at Plainfield High School late last fall. Mem- bers were: Front row: Mrs. Sharp, C. Kay, M. Leidig, D. Yount, K. Scott, T. Dunshee, K. Sutherlin, B. Whitaker, K. Lewis, C. Staley, Second row: V. Nickerson, A. Dor- sett, G. Steele, J. Weaver, T. Ison, B. Walker, P. Bailey, K. Jones. Just as soon as the GAA sweaters were awarded, Senior girls could be seen parading through the halls of CHS, showing off their hard-earned green or white sweater. In or- der to be awarded a sweater, a girl must have earned at least 250 points during the time she was in GAA. Those awarded sweat- ers were: P. Smith, K. Lewis, N. Stevens, K. Ison, D. Schwomeyer, P. Bailey, R. Dorsett, M. Yount, B. Nickerson, B. Cummings, C. McKamey. A plaque is the highest award any girl can re- ceive in GAA. Three hundred and fifty points must be earned and ten written skill tests must be passed. Plaques were awarded to Senior GAA members: Peggy Bailey, Kristi Lewis, and Rhonda Dorsett, 55 .A . ..' -.-A -Q,g,.,'.,l, , . ,Rei XX 5 Jw, vw, .ep 'rx ' . 'A fiwfwsx F X' ,ua L..- '-' 'mx A Sh. :..'. w..15.y qv. 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Members Q of the board who met monthly with Mr. Johnson were: Seated: Mrs. Lillian Whitaker, Sec.g Mr. John Monnett, and Mr. Russell Sendmeyer. Standing: Mr. Arthur Johnson, Supt.g Mr. Wendell Neese, Pres.g Mr. Harley Suther- lin, Mr. Alva Cash, V. Pres.g and Mr. Wayne Meek. dministration Was Hub of C.H. . Mr. Johnson and members of the Board of Education had spent many hours in consultation and planning for the new addition which would relieve the crowded conditions in the elementary building and also some of the high school classes. After many delays and much frustration, ground for the new wing of the elementary building was finally broken in October. WAS' l se Scheduling classrooms and coping with the crowded conditions of the high school, Mr. Ison endeavored to give the students of C.H.S. the type of education that would be most desireable for ones individual needs. Opportunities for enrichment of the students' education was the primary concern of the adminis- tration. With that objective before them, new courses were constantly being added to the cmriculum. Seldom does the average student take into consid- eration the difficult tasks that face the school ad- ministration. When the final foot steps had faded away at the beginning of summer vacation, the ad- ministration was already planning the first day of school in the fall. Wheel Knowing the importance of helping students plan for tomorrow, Guidance Director and Assistant Principal Mr. Schopmeyer, was always eager to dis- cuss any problem or answer any ques- tions that students had about their schedules or colleges. Keeping smoothly functioning ofiices for both Mr. Johnson and Mr. Telgmeyer kept Mrs. Price busy commuting between the Superintendent's office and the Elementary building. Jenny was equal to the situation and also served as treasurer for the Board of Education, kept the supplies ordered, and had charge of the bookstore in the fall. A very friendly face around school was that of Mr. Virgil Telgemeyer, Elemen- tary Principal. He was on hand to greet students as they arrived in the morn- ing and waved good-bye as the buses left at 3:10. Mr. Telgemeyer had a tre- mendous responsibility as there were 604 students enrolled in elementary school. Learning the names and faces of all the students who appeared in the Principal's oflice seemed an unsur mountable task for Mrs. Colleen Neese when she as- sumed her duties as secretary to Mr. Ison. Within a short time though, students were recognized and Mr. Jerry Andrews B.S. Indiana State Social Studies Physical Education Miss Ruth Barker Mr. James Coon B.S. Indiana State A.B. William Penn College M.S. Indiana State Mathematics Business Education Physical Education Facult : Foundation of Learning Mr. Joe Curran Miss Betty Dierdorf Mr. Andrews, a new teacher, cer- BS- Ball State B.S. Indiana State tainly wowed everyone with his Social Stl1di9S Vcational Home Ec. dazzling clothes and friendly Physical Edl1C3ti0I1 personality. oo Mrs. Ann Klaer Mrs. Mary Liveoak B.S. Indiana State B.S. Central Normal College Choral Music, General Music M.A. DePauw Vocational Business Education Mr. Coon and Mr. Williams looked as if they were possibly discussing basketball stragedy, or a prob- lem student in third hour study hall. I Mrs. Dorothy McCammon Mrs. Joyce McKinney B.S. Indiana State B.S. Indiana State Social Studies M.S. Indiana State English, Music, Journalism Mr. Robert Murray B.S. Indiana State Instrumental Music, Band 61 Mr. Robert Nees Mr. Harold Plessinger Mr. Ronald Purcell B.S. Indiana State A.B. Indiana State B.S. Indiana State M.A. DePauw English, French, M.S. Indiana State Mathematics Economies Life Science Facult Assignments Covered Mr. Rod Reece B.S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State Industrial Arts Mrs. Connie Schmidt Mr. James Schopmeyer B.S. Indiana State B.S. Purdue English, Speech M.S. Indiana State Vice Principal, Guidance Director Versatile Responsibilities Mrs. Jeannette Sharp Mr. Larry Stanley B.S. Indiana State B.S. Murray State Physical Education, Physical Education, Junior High Science Health Mr. Al Tucker B.S. Indiana State M.S. Indiana State Physical Education Driver's Education Mrs. Mary Whitaker Mis. Patricia Wilkinson Mr- Ken Williams B.S. Indiana State B.S. Indiana State B-S- Indiana State Art English, Librarian A former C.H.S. graduate, Mr. Coon tackled the problem of being a. new teacher with much energy. He also put together a winning season as coach of the eighth grade basketball team. 64 Mathematics, Physical Education Mr. Curran, evidently very popular among students, was voted the first Teacher of the Week. The cafeteria staff worked diligently to provide studmts with a variety of lunches during the 180 school days. 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I .-1-,-.. --.wtwh-1 INDIVIDUALS Tamara Allen Robert Beauchamp Patsy Bush Gary Butcher Tammy Calvert Lisa Carmichael Lucinda Cassell Robert Coffey Tim Connor Richard Coon William Coms David Costin Donna Cundiif Lynda Dailey Dethel Davidson Kathy Dunshee Christy Durham Joy Ellison Timothy Evans John Featherston Gene Ferguson John Ferry Thomas Fidler Edward Finley Kelly Frazier Karen Frazier Brenda Freeman Joe Gaston Deborah George Ronnie Gibson Seventh Graders Enjoyed as l Mark Grey Teresa Gregory Debra Griffith Henry Griffith Samuel Griflith Terri Grove Myron Guy Tim Helton Jill Henson Albert Hice Christy Howard Tina Howard Allen Hughes Connie Hunt Pamela Kirton Their Junior High Classes Randy Langdon Sheri Leidig Gary Mann Roy Mayo Terri McClure Timala McClure Wesley McClure Bryan McCullar Brent Minnick Kevin Minnick Vickie Mondary Brenda Monnett Gary Moy Jimmy Muse Brian Nees Greg Neese Terri Neier Steve Northup Debbie Orcutt Mike Partin Charles Patterson Connie Perry Lisa Pittman Angela Purcell Cindy Reeves Mary Scheid Donna Schwomeyer David Sheese Greg Smith Keith Smith Seventh Graders Made A Giant Step Jon Stantz June Stiver Grace Suddarth Joyce Swope Timothy Taylor Mike Walters J eff Weaver Barbara Weist Cindy Whitkanack Chris Williams Kevin Williams Jimmy Yeary Paula Young Larry Yount Seventh Grade Oflicers Had A Big Smile Officers Lead Class of '76 Seventh grade class ofiicers paused from their many activ- ities for a picture. Seated: Joe Gaston, President and Greg Neese, Treasurer. Standing: Tim Evans, News Reporter, Jill Henson, Secretary, Angela Purcell, Vice President, Kathy Dunshee, News Reporter and Steve Northup, News Reporter. Leading the eighth graders into high school were the of- ficers. Seated: Wanda Fergu- son, News Reporterg Juanita Walker, Secretary, Rick An- derson, President and Debby Monnett, Vice President. Standing: Judy Steele, Treasurer and Gwen Combs News Reporter. John Allen Rick Anderson Jim Bales Debbie Bault Rodney Beaman Pam Bingham Sbeve Cline Gwen Combs Floyd Coon Richard Cox Bobby Cummings Eddie Cummings Jeff Davis Anna Delp Pamela Dickerson David Diel Martin Evans Sam Evans Wanda Ferguson Billy Frye Geoff Gale Wayne Galloway Jerry Haltom Mark Harrell Rhonda Heidrick Gail Helton Randy Hilliard Barbara Hinton Jerry Huff Melvin Jones Candy Langdon Cindy Manning Cathy McCloud Tammy McCormick Gary McCullough Eighth Graders Looked DuAnn McKee John Meek Ralph Metzger Greg Minnick Dale Monnett Debbie Monnet Wanda Mugg Gary Neese Dianne Nickerson Timothy Nickerson Kenny Orr Cindy Otis Toward Freshman Year Sue Rightmeyer Brenda Scott Terri Shedron Carol Sims Patty Snyder Diana Stattner Judy Steele kzlurie Steele inda Suddarth Jeff VanDeVenter Juanita Walker Betty Wallace Terry Wallace Steve Wallace Donna Weist Mary Whicker Darlene Williams Rita Wilson Dennis Whitaker Eddie Whitaker Freshmen Showed Enthuslasm Tom Alexander Sharon Anderson Debbie Archer Mike Arnold Mike Atwell Kelly Bailey Kaylen Barcus Randy Barron Elizabeth Beauchamp Roberta Bellmore Kathy Bewley Jay Bitzer Rosie Boswell Sherry Bowman Debbie Burnham Steve Bums Bob Burns Brad Bush Troy Calvert Connie Carmichael David Carney Jane Collins Doug Coons Curtis Cummings Tom Cummings Brenda Dwigans Ted Dwigans Debbie Farmer Allen Featherston David Fidler Kevin Fidler Stella Finley Billy Fiscus Robert Fisher David Ford Throughout The Year Tim Ford Kent Frazier J ack Galloway Diane Gaston Pam Giiliith Junior Grounds Linda Harvey David Henson Bill Henson Jack Hargis Glenda Hervey Becky Hice Icie Hinton Judy Horn Beverly Isenhower Daryl Jones Karen Jones Marilyn Jones Charlene Kay Alice Keller Randy Kilgore Billy Killough Ricky Langdon Mary Jo Leidig Marci Linville The year started off loud and clear when the seniors and fresh- men danced to the music of Wheezers at the Initiation dance. Class officers who were elected to guide the class were: S. Wilson, News Reporterg K, Sutherlin, Sec.g G. Hervey, Presg P. McClure, Vice Pres. and C. Cummings, Treas. 75 Diane Martin Don McCammack Darlene McClane Perry McClure Beverly McCullough Julie McKamey Mary McKinney David Merriman Julie Moore William Morrison John Moy Debbie Newhausel Vera Nickerson Russel Northup Kenny Patten Ginger Powell Janet Quinnette Robert Quinnette Connie Reid Jennifer Rich Mickey Rollings Melissa Saucerman Tamia Scheid Diane Schoman Kathy Scott Brian Smith Dale Smith Joyce Smith Ron Smith Glenda Steele Gary Sutherlin Kathy Sutherlin Mici Tyler Connie Vickroy Wanda Wagner Jerry Wallace Steve White Sandy Wilson Dawn Wright Diane Yount SX aie ll f l L D J Sophomores Took All Homecommg Honors Terri Alderson Alan Archer Lewis Bales Judy Bingham Robyn Boston Sheryl Boswell Zane Butcher Tammy Campbell Sabrina Crawley George Cummings Karen Cummings Vickie Cummings Debbie Dean Shelia Deem Teresa Dunshee Bill Ebbing Randy Evans Alan Farmer Donna Fidler Kristi Fidler Mollie Frank Jimmy Gerlach David Glessner Jennifer Gray Jimmy Hayman Chris Herbert Debbie Hess Jim Hilliard Diane Hinton Susie Holsapple Delores Hughes Mike Hunsicker Rebecca Ireland Betsy Jones Mark Jordan Roger Kilgore Pat Mabry Sherry McCullough Loretta Meek Phil Mugg Larry Nees Danny Nickerson Kevin Nield Rick Poorman Harry Pruitt Jerry Rubeck Susie Sendmeyer Randy Scott Bruce Schwomeyer Mike Sims Debbie Smiley Gordon Smith Larry Snyder Connie Staley Tony Stanz Sliding into all Homecoming honors was the sophomore class. Having the winning float two years consecutively, the Homecoming Queen this year seemed to make the year complete. Guiding the class through these ex- citing moments were: Vice Pres., Billy Joe Walton, Pres., Bruce Schwomeyerg Treas., Judy Binghamg Sec., Robyn Bos- tong News Reporters, Terri Ison and Kristi Fidler. 78 Mike Steele Rick Stroud Billy Sutherlin Steve Tague Marcia Thomas Mark Tyler Brenda Walker Billy Joe Walton Janie Weaver Lynn Weist Pam Weist Carl Whicker Mark Young Toni Young Jack Yount Rick Zehr Gregory Layman Terri Britton Rick Arnold Patty Black Steve Boston Gary Bowman Marcia Broadstreet David Byrer Max Cassida Anne Coffin Sheila Collins Roxanna Cox John David Andrea Dorsett Valda Edwards Paul Ford LaDona French .- Donna Gerlach Charles Holfa Cathy Huff Patty Hunter Charles Jones Darrell Jordan Beckie Knoy Karla Lambert Ralph Merriman Joe Miller Marianne Minnick Chris McClane Doris McFarland Randy Nees Jeff Neild Estelle O'Conner Steve Orr Mary Perry Jody Powell Sheree Powell Debra Reiter Craig Scheid David Shelton Janice Smith Joe Souders Juniors Strived For Senior Responsibilities Hoping to sponsor the most memorable Prom ever meant hard work for the Juniors. To boost their concession sales the Juniors kept the gym in top shape, which meant many hours of clean-up detail after ballgames. The Class of 1973 elected Andrea Dorsett, Sec.g Marcia Broadstreet, News Reporterg Randy Nees, Pres.g Patty Hunter, Vice Pres.g and Beckie Knoy as Treas. Mike Steele Terry Steele Myrna Sterchi Nila Stevens Not Pictured Gary Allen Rheda Spurgeon Brenda Stotts Judy Strunk Guy Sublett Terry Sutherlin Darrell Tyler Stella VanWinkle Cindy Vickroy Danny Wallace Lynn Wells Brenda Whitaker Jeff Williams Terry Young Harry Coffey Nancy Browning Jeff Rose 81 'f '-ia.: K P qv W --1 - - -w C P2 5: .. 'Q Q., .fl .1 Fri.-. iv: f. J -.. 'vi sv,',x. , SHE -L-'NA --iii. -gs.-. 3 J '-7 ,I-. Eggs- , YA .wg W x ,.,- .izf-55 , V -. 2 al' ir , 93' 5' .W ., ,1'. '1Q.. ,'.:f - ..-'-1,.qJ,' -'.L- Q ': - fam.. .C- 2 ' .- -:.1g.l,fffe- , ' Y' ' . ' I p '?.ffTv'Zf?:??: - ,,., .o, , f .,.- ' ' uf - . . 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I ,,.. . 1 1 1 f 1-.-'-,-.4 .. ff' 4. .wx-f '-' SENIORS Q Nancy Stevens Ken Cash Judy King Kevin Patten o We've Only Just Begun . CLASS MOTTO We've Only Just Begun 7 CLASS COLORS Purple dz Lavender CLASS FLOWICK White Rosi- As seniors, the class had finally reached the ul+ tirnate pinnacle of high school achievement, As graduation day neared, seniors reflected hack on their friendships made, achievements reached, mistakes made, and the pranks that had been pulled in classes during their four years of learning. Being a senior ended one phase of life, but opened a new door to another. To some, this door would lead to colleges or uni- versities, others would obtain employment or join the armed forces, while matrimony beck- oned others. Only then would they realize that wefve only just begun. Examining cap andgown, samples, tryingith size, and dreamingsofsygraduation,day, May 21, ior class oiijcersz ,C1ndy,Efrnst-News Reportefgy Peggy Bailey-4Vice-President, Branneman-President. s 5 m on for ere sen- ancy Ste- and Dean n Kevin Halwm L Brenda Cummings L Rodney Wallace - . Srerri White James Hotfay h f h f 1 Sherry Roark Jem- Farmer - Rhonda Dorm on Wheeler Marilyn swam Vicki Alderson 1. Herb Schoman .gm :wk rm. 3-1 M nfii x, ' J' 1 ' ' + A Q X K H 51 .-35? Z. K wigs: -fwzi ax- - ' '- f :Q X , J. X . , .,.. 1. , , Au. my 1 ig .lsii , R ,wP w Q xg? . A 2, L X y Q55 52 , V- Q mar x i - -, i .fu New K .YA ,,..V ., vsxlb ,M-'wr ,asf 0. 5,455 E. g Qwwx ,WW . .L . Q., Q' 1 'a WM -:1-,Ax W S E 3 iv? rf Q P' ' ff-sf fy 4 2 i k, if U 35 2 3 ii .w ifi X Z' ,mmf xkf 2 ii, 3 .799 1 -X. N QQ mf as Q f Q QF- a x W L3 . . . I . , . ,. , ,x .H 55214: Q 15' m .. ,, . ' :ri--N . f?gg :F - g Uv llQ,,fif5f..v3: L37 :ik-T-i K 715 Q50 ff 3' JE' -' J 121' . . f.,, , , . X ,.,. X ,,... .,,. . L. 1 ,, - - 'N k'h' X A A ' A RQ . ,Lx QQ K X , 'Ls ii xii Y K, fi, .. Q. .... K , . f ,, 5 ff? ,L V ,V H X , ...x .. . .. . , 1 wi!-2 -5 - Stiff? K , X Q , V i ff, Q ffm . Q- .if HA El M 14 ' The Top Ten Seniors, seniors with a 9.03 scholastic Stevens, Rhonda Dorsett, Karen Dailey DeDee grade average or better were: Terry Powell, Tom Schwomeyer, Sherri White, and Cindy E1 nst Pruitt, Greg Sutherlin, Dean Branneman, Nancy Seniors Recognized For Achievement Nancy Stevens certainly was a Future Homemaker of Tomor- row as she was awarded both the Betty Crocker and Crisco awards. The Betty Crocker Award was based on the score of a written examination the Senior Home Ee. Class took December 7. Scholarship, interest, attitude, and cooperation attributed to Nancy being selected the recipient of the Crisco Award. Nancy, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stevens, was active in various school activities. Gndy Ernst Cindy Ernst was selected by the faculty and classmates to repre- sent CHS in the County DAR con- test. Competing against repre- sentatives from the other three county high schools, Cindy emerged the winner and went on to compete in the State com- petition where she was named as one of 13 finalists selected from a field of 92. At a luncheon March 18, the State DAR representative was chosen. Cindy Will attend De- Pauw University in the fall. Her parents are Dr. and Mrs. Keith M. Ernst. . Nancy Stevens JIM STEELE Baseball 45 Basketball 35 Track 45 12 yr. Senior. ROD FERGUSON Baseball 35 Track 35 Letterman Club 15 Prom Committee5 Jr. Concessions KAREN DAILEY Pep Club 35 French Club 15 Chorus 15 Jr. Concessions5 SteroType Staff LEE ROY PATTON Chorus 15 Pep Club 1 JACKIE DUGAN Intensive Lab5 O.E.A. 25 Pep Club 25 F.H.A. 15 Hi-Lites Staff 25 Chorus 15 12 yr. Senior KEVIN ALLEE Baseball 35 Band 65 12 yr. Senior MARILYN STOTTS Latin Club 15 Candy Striper 35 F.H.A. 25 12 yr. Senior SHARON HIPPS F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 35 O.E.A. 15 12 yr. Senior MARK DIEL Chorus 15 Photography Club 15 Wrestling 15 12 yr. Senior TERRY BLAND Track 15 Football 15 Wrestling 25 Baseball 15 Letterman Club 15 Chorus 1 CATHY LEE F.H.A. 45 Latin Club 15 Pep Club 25 Candy Striper 4 RODN EY WALLACE Latin Club 15 Thespians 25 12 yr. Senior CONNIE McKAMEY Band 55 Pep Band 15 12 yr. Senior5 All State Choir5 Pep Club 25 O.E.A. 15 4-H 15 Chorus 25 G.A.A. 35 Float Committee 15 Jr. Concessions MARY LAVENAU G.A.A. 45 F.T.A. 15 Librarian 45 12 yr. Senior KEVIN PATTEN Thespians 45 Chorus 35 Ofiicer 15 Pep Club 25 Photography Club 15 Latin Club 25 12 yr. Senior5 Base- ball 15 Golf 25 A.V. 25 4-H 55 Mem- ber of NTPA5 Jr. Concessions5 Putnam Co. Playhouse PAMELA ELMORE Band 65 Latin Club 25 Thespians 35 Cheerleader 25 Cloverettes 15 In- tensive Office Lab5 Hi-Lites At- tendantg Halloween Queen5 GAA 25 Chorus 2 JOY C. WILLIAMS Latin Club 15 FTA 25 FHA 35 OEA 1 RITA D. SANDY Thespians 35 GAA 25 FHA 35 Chorus 15 French Club 15 4-H 25 Candy Striper 15 Candidate for Putnam County Fair Queen JAMES HOFFA 12 yr. senior JUDY KING Pep Club 35 O.E.A. 25 F.H.A. 35 12 yr. Senior5 StereoType Staff LARRY FIDLER 12 yr. Senior KENNETH CASH 4-H 45 Chorus 25 Student Manager 35 Golf 25 Thespians 25 Letterman Club 15 12 yr. Senior VIVIEN MCFARLAND 4-H 15 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 15 Li- brary Club VIC BARNES Wrestling 25 Football 15 Track 15 Chorus 15 Letterman Club 15 12 yr. Senior HERSHEL MANSON Track 35 Basketball 35 Cross Coun- try 35 12 yr. Senior HERB SCHOMAN 12 yr. Senior TERRI EDWARDS Band 55 Chorus 45 All State Choir5 G.A.A. 3995 F.H.A. 45 O.E.A. 25 Pep Club 45 Jr. Concessions5 Candy Striper 35 Float Committee 2 SANDY JONES Charms Club5 F.T.A. 25 F.H.A. 15 Candy Striper 1 GIL WHEELER Photography Club 15 Apprentice Thespians5 Jr. Concessi0ns5 Boys' State Alternate DEBBIE ROLLINGS Band 55 Pep Band 25 Chorus 35 O.E.A. 25 Officer 15 Intensive Lab5 Office Assistant 15 12 yr. Senior5 Hi-Lites Staff 25 Jr. Concessions Seniors preparing to leave for Hoosier Girls' and Boys' State and their alternates were: Dean Branneman, Kathy Ison, Brenda Cummings, Sandy Truax, Marilyn Yount, Greg Sutherlin, Rick Kennedy, Peggy Bailey, Cindy Ernst and Gil Wheeler. i Ykiftbl mb-:cv tn manning BRENDA CUMMIN GS Band 55 Pep Band 25 Cloverette 35 Chorus 45 Pep Club 25 G.A.A. 45 4- H 45 Officer 15 O.E.A. 25 Intensive Lab5 Hi-Lites Stall? 15 Girls' Stateg Float Committee 25 12 yr. Senior5 Society of Outstanding American High School Students LYLE HANKINS 12 yr. Senior DEDEE SCHWOMEYER Band 55 Officer 25 Pep Band 45 Stage Band 25 12 yr. Senior5 GAA 45 Oflicer 25 Latin Club 15 FTA 15 Pep Club 45 Officer 15 Jr. Concessions Seniors who had attended all 12 years of school in the Cloverdale Community School system were: Front row: M. Lavenau, J. King, J. Dugan, M. Stotts, and S. Hipps. Second row: M. Yount, C. McKamey, B. Cummings, K. Lewis, P. Smith, N. Stevens, and C. Ernst. Third row: B. Nickerson, D. Rollings, D. Schwomeyer, R. Wallace, M. Holsapple, H. Schoman, L. Patton and G. Sutherlin. Fourth row: T. Pruitt, J Steele, R. Norman, V. Barnes, M. Diel, T. Powell, R Moore, L. Fidler, K. Allee, and K. Haltom. Fifth row K. Patten, M. Hervey, K. Cash, P. Bailey, J. Suther- lin, J. Farmer, G. Whicker, H. Manson, L. Hankins R. Kennedy, S. Truax, and S. Cassell. MARILYN YOUNT GAA 4, Latin Club 2, Pep Club 2, FHA 1, 4-H 4, Girls' State, Band 5, Pep Band 3, OEA 2, Office Assist- ant 1, Float Committee. VICKI ALDERSON FHA 1, Spanish Club 1, French Club 1, Valentine Queen Candi- date 1 JERRY FARMER Chorus 3, Thespians 2, Baseball 1, 12 yr. Senior. JIM SUTHERLIN Student Manager 4, Wrestler 2, Chorus 1, Letterman Club 1, Of- ficer 1, 12 yr. Senior, Photography Club 1, Football 1, A.V. 1 SHERRI WHITE F.H.A. 3, Pep Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Nazarine Young People's Society 2, Officer 1, National Honor Society-South Putnam STEVE CASSELL Band 6, Chorus 3, A.V. 2, 12 yr. Senior, Latin Club 1, Science Club 1, Photography Club 1, Jr. Concessions SANDY TRUAX OEA 2, Ofiicer 1, Ofiice Assistant 2, Intensive Lab, Hi-Lites Co-Edi- tor 1, FHA 4, Officer 2, FTA 1, Pep Club 2, 12 yr. Senior, Girls' State Altemate, Jr. Concessions SHERRY ROARK Chorus 4, OEA, FHA 3, Art Club, French Club 1. REBECCA COX FTA, 12 yr. Senior DANNY NEES Track 2, Basketball 4, Letterman Club 1, Class Officer 1, Student Council 2, 12 yr. Senior, Prom Committee, Chorus 1 Who's Who In '72 NANCY STEVENS Homecoming Queen Candidate 35 Freshman Initiation Attendant5 Hi- Lites Attendant5 Cheerleader 35 Cap- tain 25 F.T.A. 35 Officer 25 Miss F.T.A.5 F.H.A. 45 Ofiicer 35 G.A.A. 45 Officer 25 Pep Club 45 O.E.A. 25 Officer 15 In- tensive Lab5 Hi-Lites Staff 15 Office As- sistant 25 Class Officer 25 12 yr. Senior5 Who's Who5 Float Committee 15 Prom Committee KEVIN HALTOM Latin Club 25 Apprentice Thespian5 Basketball 35 Track 45 Cross Country 35 Letterman Club 15 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who5 Stereo Type Staff BEST LOOKING Becki Nickerson and Mike Holsapple BEST DRESSED Becki and Mike well deserved the honor of being cho- Nancy Stevens and Kevin Haltom Sen best looking. Becki had been selected to ride 0l'l the Always dressed to fit the Qccasion, Nancy and Kevm Senior float at H0meC0lTliI1g and Mike had been 21 Can- were appropriately chosen as the best dressed couple ln didate for Halloween Carnival King. the Senior class, MIKE HOLSAPPLE Baseball 35 Cross Country 15 Who's Who5 Track 45 Basketball 25 Halloween King Candidate 25 12 Yr. Senior BECKI N ICKERSON Band 65 Pep Band 25 G.A.A. 45 Pep Club 25 4-H 45 Officer 15 O.E.A. 15 Intensive Lab5 Float Committee 15 Hi-Lites Staff 15 Who's Who5 Halloween Carnival Queen5 12 yr. Senior5 Homecoming Queen Attendant 1 MYRON HERVEY Thespians 45 Class Officer 15 Photo Club 15 Officer 15 Latin Club 25 Band 55 Student Council 25 Jr. Concessions5 Pep Club 25 A.V.5 Hi-Lites Staff 25 Member of NTPA5 12 yr. Seniorg Who's who GREG SUTHERLIN Basketball 35 Golf 25 Letterman Club 15 Photo Club 15 Student Manager 15 Student Council 15 National Honor Society 25 Boy's State5 12 yr. Senior5 Who's Who LAVONNE HESS G.A.A. 45 Band 45 Cloverette 35 Thespians 1 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cindy Ernst and Greg Sutherlin The title Most Likely To Succeed was a fitting MOST VERSATILE Patti Smith and Myron Hervey If you want your picture taken, or a yearbook ad sold, you need look no further than Patty and Myron. Patty was a member of the Advertising Staff which sold more advertising than any other staff. Myron was also a yearbook staff member and his pictures are scattered all through this year's HI-LITES. PATTI SMITH one for Cindy and Greg. Both seniors maintained a high scholastic average and were among the Top Ten Seniors. G.A.A. 45 F.T.A. 15 F.H.A. 25 Pep Club 45 Thespians 45 O.E.A. 25 Officer 15 Latin Club 25 Band 55 Pep Band 15 Feature Twirler 45 Chorus 35 Hi-Lites Staff 15 Float Com- mittee 25 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who CINDY ERNST Band 65 Officer 25 Pep Band 15 Cloverettes 45 G.A.A. 35 Officer 15 4-H 85 Officer 55 Jr. Leader 15 French Club 35 Pep Club 45 Of- ficer 15 Thespians 35 Girl's Stateg Float Committee 25 Prom Committee5 Jr. Con- oessions5 Hi-Lites Staff 25 Co-Editor 15 Class officer 15 Stereo Type Staff 15 Na- tional Honor Society 25 Society of Out- standing American High School Studentsg D.A.R. Representative5 Putnam County D.A.R. Good Citizen5 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who 95 MOST POPULAR Kristi Lewis and Dean Branneman Winning practically all of the popularity contests, Kristi and Dean were considered to be most popu- lar. Among their other activities, Kristi was 1972 Hi-Lites Queen and Dean was Senior Class president. MOST STUDIOUS Rhonda Dorsett and Rick Kennedy Rhonda and Rick created the image of the most studious and strived hard to make the Honor Roll. 96 DEAN BRANNEMAN Basketball 4g Football lg Pep Band 15 Who's Whog Boy's Stateg 4-H 33 Letter- man Club 1g Officer lg Thespians 1g Class Officer 15 Halloween Carnival Candidate 15 12 yr. Seniorg Band 4 KRISTI LEWIS G.A.A. 45 Officer 15 Hi-Lites Queen 15 Hi-Lites Attendant 1g Halloween Car- nival Candidate lg Cheerleader 43 Stu- dent Council 1g Officer 1g O.E.A. 2g In- tensive Labg Hi-Lites Staff 2g Latin Club 2g Officer lg Thespians 3g Band 5g Officer 1g Cloverette 4g Head Cloverette 1g Chorus 4g Officer 15 Class Officer 23 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Whog Float Com- mittee 4g Jr. Concessions RHONDA DORSETT F.T.A. 2g F.H.A. 33 Officer 15 G.A.A. 43 Latin Club 1g Prom Committeeg 4-H 55 Officer 1g Thespians 15 Pep Club 35 Hi- Lites Staff 15 Jr. Concessionsg National Honor Society 2g Society of Out- standing American High School Stu- dentsg Who's Who RICK KENNEDY Student Manager 3g Letterman Club 15 Thespians 2g Officer lg Latin Club 25 Photo Club lg Class Officer 15 Boy's Stateg 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who GEORGE WHICKER Latin Club 2g 12 yr. Senior RANDY NORMAN 12 yr. Senior PEGGY BAILEY G.A.A. 45 Officer 15 Band 45 4-H 45 Officer 15 Thespians 45 Officer 45 Chorus 15 F.T.A. 25 F.H.A. 45 Officer 45 Pep Club 45 Officer 25 Hi-Lites Staff 15 12 yr. Seniorg Halloween Queen Candidate 15 Girl's Stateg Float Committee 35 Prom Committee 15 Who's Who5 Jr. Concessions ROBIN MOORE Basketball 45 Track 45 Baseball 15 Golf 15 Cross Coun- try 35 Lettermen Clubg Halloween King Candidate 15 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who TERRY POWELL Student Council 15 Officer 15 12 yr. Senior5 Stereo Type Staff 1 MOST MUSICAL Kathy Ison and Tom Pruitt The title of Most Musical was fitting to Kathy and Tom. During their senior year in band, Kathy was drum majorette and Tom was band president. MOST ATHLETIC Peggy Bailey and Robin Moore Being 6'8 certainly was an asset that Robin used to a good advantage in playing varsity basketball. With Peggy to preside as president of the Pep Club, Cloverdale couldn't help but have a winning season. KATHY ISON Band 65 Pep Band 25 Assistant Drum Majorette 15 Drum Majorette 15 Chorus 45 Officer 25 4-H 75 Officer 35 G.A.A. 45 Officer 25 Thespians 45 Officer 15 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 25 Photography Club 15 Officer 15 O.E.A. 25 Officer 15 Intensive Lab5 Hi-Lites Staff 25 Stereo Type Staff' 15 Jr. Concessions5 Float Committee 15 Prom Committeeg Girl's State Alternate5 Who's Who TOM PRUITT Chorus 35 Band 55 Stage Band 25 Pep Band 45 Thes- pians 35 Science Club 15 French Club 25 Pep Club 35 12 yr. Seniorg Who's Who5 Class Officer 1 97 Rockwell Insurance Agency V- Byron Snyder Agent P.O. Box 368 795 4514 Cl dl Id Devvey's Barber Shop Air Conditioned Cloverdale, Indiana Branneman Auction and Realty Service Jenny Price Vivian Burkhardt 795-3272 795-4218 Cloverdale, Indiana Happy Radio At 94.3 on Your dial SXT4 Q O 'S X O X 'YA ox , A P Q, V' WXTA Greencastle, Ind. Fashions, Limited Smartest in Fashions Ph 795 3174 Cl dl Id nears Barnett Motor Sales Phone 795-4321 Box 79 Cloverdale, Indiana Best Wishes, Seniors Cloverdale KOA fKampground of Americaj Beverly - Bob Eubank Cloverdale Indiana IOI Murphy Brothers, Inc. Pontiac and Oldsmobile Sales and Service Greencastle Indiana 0 Glen Furr Agency Complete Insurance Service A t b'le Financing Ph ne 795-4413 Cl dle Id Skelton Skinner Lumber Co 8 Gas Groceries Hardware Bait Open 7 Days Phones 795-4792 879-3802 mlm R and S Grocery Four Miles South of Cloverdale on St. Rd. 43 ' I Ted Howard Used Cars Cloverdale 795-4433 Indiana 104 4uQdZw the Class of' f 1972 - ..- 1? 1 4 5115 'I I I I 1N!!!Eiii-I , 'Z I 5 I :m u m iss:-an-., .1 Greencastle, Indiana CLAY COUNTY R.T.C Modern Telephone and Communication Service M Sz R Auto Parts Hedge Motor Co. 303 North Jackson G tl I d' reencas e, n iana Lincoln, Ford, Mercury Automotive Parts and Accessories Brazil Indiana 653-5 161 653-5 162 White Cleaners KL Laundry 309 N. Jackson St. Congratulations, Seniors Owned Ka Operated by Bill Sandy ' ' ' We Give Top Value Stamps Dalry Dlstnbutors OL3-5188 Cloverdale Indiana Greencastle Indiana CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS Frank's Marathon Service Station Cloverdale Phone 795-3900 Indiana 107 J erry's Standard Station 70 Auto Air-Conditioning Service Open 24 Hours Rainbow Beauty Shoppe Agnes Murphy 795-4816 Cloverdale Indiana Morrison's Tires 8z Retreading 317 N. Jackson Greencastle Indiana OL3-5051 108 Babb's Red Sz White Super Market Spencer, Indiana Moneiv Orders Hunting Sz ishing License 24 Hr. Ice Service Open 7 Days 8 am Til 9 pm Cpl t f Donald Wallace's Bar Harbor Pld Id Eitel's 17 South Vine Greencastle, Indiana 1076 oi? for Cash Kr Carry Kersey Music Store Guitars Sz Amplifiers Band Instruments Pianos Sz Organs OL3-6824 911 E. Washington-Greencastle Girton Implement Co., Inc. International Trucks Farmall Tractors Sz McCormick Farm Machines Parts 8x Service 443-4271 Brazil, Indiana TOM ALBIN'S Paint 8z Body Shop No Job Too BIG Or too small PHONE: North Edge OL3-9555 of Greencastle on U.S. 231 Shortridge Realty Office and Residence in Cataract R.R. 2 Spencer, Indiana Phone Cloverdale, Ind. 795-4787 Prescriptions Drugs Dial Cosmetics OL3-3516 ' Sick Room Supplies AUDRID FLEENOR Rexall Drug Store 2 W. Washington St. Greencastle 110 I SHOP AND SAVE Air Conditioned For Your Comfort Parking Space For Your Convenience Phone 795-4552 Cloverdale Indiana GA Groceries Fresh Produce Meats Smith Machinery Allis-Chalmers, New Idea, Oliver Sales and Service 795-4372 Cloverdale 2 Tresslar's 542-31.00 and . B. h Cloverdale J S Des Elevator or Fgedd HE: '- M - Feillilizer H Q N 795-4215 Cloverdale Indiana 1 Spencer Indiana P ' . , n 0 th' g b'g. best wishes. graduat from the el tric comp y commencement . . . the start of some ln 9 l PUBLIC SERVICE INDIANA I l ef pm-52, gpg-W ,wmv I' g mg 'u ,nm-WW G WI'-nu ,A can 5' CW'm-mx mm '. mam' I ' 1 2 W si sa Q W H lm . ma Mill!!! is H P 9 O Q 1 ,Ir we 'Ml . H535 Blue Bird Cafe Special on School Lunches Cloverdale, Indiana Call in orders 795-4511 Greenco, Inc. Bargain Center OL3-8022 804 N. Jackson St. Greencastle Indiana Cannon's Men's Apparel 8 West Washington St. Former Employee- Senior Government Teacher Mr. Andrews Greencastle In 114 Hurt's Pool Room owner-Harry B. Hurt Air Conditioned Cloverdale Indiana SERVING PUTNAM COUNTY SINCE 1900 Prevo's Greencastle Indiana Congratulations Class of 72' Especially My Daughter, Kathy Ila's Beauty Shoppe QWEN FARM 879-3881 795-4311 Cooperative Assn. Inc. Spencer, Indiana Buchanan Auto 8x Marina ph,,ne-829,2226 Ch 1 B d M Pcgjlgfdlieum ZZt2SnM0t0llm Fertilizer New And Used Units Cloverdale Indiana 116 S Sz S Lumber Company Eflfiiiii 3323235 South Main Cloverdale Indiana THE CENTER OF CLOVERDALE SUNDRIES CARDS GIFT ITEMS OLD FASHION ED FILM DEVELOPING SODA FOUNTAIN EARL Sz EVELYN ALBERTSON WELCOME YOU ALBERTSON ENTERPRISES PIANO TUN IN G Sz Rubber Stamps Business Printing Registered Craftsman Magnetic-Cardboard- Piano Technicians Guild Metal Signs E. L. ALBERTSON A2X3St15El?igSKff23l'2ZS Life Time Metal Cloverdale Social Security Cards 795-3903 795-4698 Party Favors, Hats Decorations, Etc. 795-3903 795-4698 118 RON'S Home Cooked Foods 316 N. Jackson OL3-5242 G 1 KENDALL'S GULF SERVICE 795-4080 672-3158 Heavy Duty Wrecker Service 24 hr. Service J unc I 70 U S 231 DALE MCCULLOUGH Auto Sales A A R UNUC Cloverdale 795-3286 Eddie's Barber Shop Fred Sargent's Air Conditioned ' ' S. Main, Cloverdale Flve and Dlme Eddie Danny Shoes-Toys-Paint Mickerson Minnick Dry Goods Phone 795-3301 Cloverdale Indiana Ray's Insurance Agency P. O. Box 206 Cloverdale, Indiana 795-4813 1 I Good Luck Seniors Laudig Construction Lqgd Hunter Custom Built Homes rucklng Remodeling, Plumbing, Heating 795-4709 Cloverdale 795-3216 Cloverdale Indiana l20 Whitaker Funeral Home 795-4211 Cl dl Id I 1 Cooper's Texaco Bob Gerlach Texaco Products Back Hoe Service Firestone Tune UP Tires Alternators Back Hoe Work Of . l All Kinds Lubrication Starters Cloverdale 795-4001 795-3926 McMillan Carpets Greencastle, Indiana Rose Marie's Ketchem Realty Junior 6 Missy Fashions Best of Luck to the Class of '72 12 West Washington St. OL3-5820 795-4619 795-4423 Greencastle Indiana Cloverdale Indiana l22 Compliments of Jim Harris Chevrolet Congratulations, Seniors Greencastle Indiana Mid's Restaurant Duncan Real Estate Good Food Homemade Pies 812 Indianapolis Road - Box 427 Excellent Coffee Greencastle 653-3406 Cloverdale 795-4731 Indiana Klaiber's Furniture Complete Household Furnishings Lee Carpets-Draperies Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners New-Used-Repaired 45 South Spencer Main Street 829-3686 Poor Sz Sons, Inc. Elevator Cloverdale Indiana I24 First National Bank of Cloverdale . it . i . K KKK,..k A .L nk ,K I M VL , ki In A A K ---- ll,l -NNNWL-. C i X A Full Service Bank Over a Century of Dependable . Banking Service Cloverdale Indiana Bault's Trucking Congratulations Seniors 795-4373 Cloverdale Indiana Shell O11 Company Barbas Area Representative Brush SL Palette Allen Myers fe A fee - Paints MARl,:EilglmR y Wallpaper Indianapolis Indiana 1062 Indianapolis Rd. ,C PAINTS l Greencastle --..:...,,,-N -QQL S.. Fairway Restaurant Home Cooked Meals Also Short Orders Breakfast Any Hour Greencastle Indiana 126 John James Your Williamson Dealer ILLI , W 1--- Pells El t' -G -0'l 518W t' , - ecF1ll1:'IlaCZZ 1 Nationaleive. Pell S sells everythmg Air Conditioning Brazil, Ind. 47834 , , Insulation Phone Q812J 44o2471 85 Sldlng Co. . R.R. 3 Haltom Electric Phone 443-3831 Congratulations Seniors Brazil Indiana Cloverdale 795-4944 aflutung I e ll lbiwllllllilil ' the graduatmg class WWl lW IOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COlA COMPANY IY 127 Superior Sanitaxiy Maintenance 8x Supp y Co., coodtuck Inc. Seniors Monnett's Shell Service Wholesale and Retail Janitor Supplies BRAZIL Floor Treatments I-70 Sz U.S. 231 1922 E. National Avenue Cloverdale 795-4509 446-4181 JO Dllll Castle Implement Co., Inc. ff f , , i g iff' , John Deere Sales Sz Service OL3-9761 Greencastle J K A . . , W FSTFRY MTD ASSQCQ Mg 51 QM Safeco Llfe Il1Sl1I'aI1CG n Company Joe Arthur Ka Gail Combs B0WST2r1gl0Fi5:Zg35re82tASS0c' - T H t Good Luck Semors Garland cgxziegglianager 128 JON! Dllll I 5' i . -.A,.,N :Q A ,N ng, N ,Y.-.?- -'V'v F!! 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Congratulations to the Class of '72 '!p,,,- 3 Varsity Lanes Greencastle Tractor Sales, Inc. Bowling . 14 Lanes-Open daily Ford Farm Equlpment G.M.C. Trucks Greencastle Indiana No. on U.S. 43 Greencastle Across From Fairground 653-6319 Milton's Posey Patch Greencastle Phone OL3-6211 Indiana Barrett Supply Co., Inc. Putnam Motors, Inc. Dodge-Dodge Trucks Sales-Service-Parts Chrysler-Plymouth B Allis-Chalmers Farm Machinery E ' 910 N. Jackson St.-Greencastle OL36156 Greencastle Indiana 133 Cloverdale l34 Cloverdale Hardware 'f','ffv+freevp+rr veevr. rua-verve peeeve 'Qfffrfvrvel-v,,,,-,,,,,,, eve 'ff'vfvvvrffemfvfaanf-rfgf :na rv' v ,, or v r f f , 1 Q r r 1 Y ' ' f if I O or evaff-nv, ' v:fl-:frm an ' 4 eo ' srfrvv 'rsvp 'vw f eo ffvv nr r r e 4 o e n v nun 1 u a e-.4 .1 , ua eo ay,- .uuuauno IOUQIOUQ 'ff' qunnunulouf-li furnace: ' Oil 0 oonfuuoueu vnovooo scan Q Phone 795-4201 du,..,,,, I' 'Y ,Ml ., A A Y, . . :wifi W j Indiana PRESCR PTIDN PHARMACY 8 N. J. cxsom ST. - OL. 3-3710 - GRFFNCASTLE. IND. I 3DoiwlLsmvo A Prescriptions A Specialty Elastic Stockings and Professional Appliances Greencastle Indiana Joe Ellis Heating KL Air Cond., Inc. 104 N. Vine Bryant Furnace Air Conflzitioning Office OL3-6712 Moss Kr Money Drug Co. Inc. The Rexall Store Prescription Druggists 23 South Main St. Spencer, Ind. 47460 Phone C8121 829-2768 Clayton Winders 8z Sons Crushed Stone Sz Agr. Lime Concrete Blocks Kr Haydite Blocks Sand, Gravel 8z Ready-mix Concrete Lumber 8x Building Materials 829-2330 Spencer, Ind. Med-O-Brook Motel Air Condition 8z Heat Individually Controlled Restaurant Nearby West 8z Son Funeral Home 105 North Montgomery Spencer, Indiana Phone 829-2217 J ct. 46-67 Sz 231 Arth St Area Code-812 Spencer, Ind. P Fil P QV: Room Phones Gene Reagan-Owner ams arms IJ5 Torr's Restaurant J t US. 408z231 4 1 N th f Cloverdale X Pnsscmvnon onusclsvs X GREENCASTLE, INDIANA 46135 Prescription Druggist -+- com 9244 ARMACY, mc. - Putnam County's Largest Prescription Pharmacy Owen Park Horace Link 8z P Boats Cabins CO Camping Bait Fishing The Store of Furniture 795-4467 24 South Indiana Cataract Indiana Greencastle Compliments of ,.,5g NQMSQ King Morrison Foster and Butch Price Mercer Realty Ground To 0rder Charles K. and Polly Mercer-Realtors 1 Mile North of Spencer Highways 67 Sz 231 SPENCER INDIANA 38 Spencer Auto Supply Dick's Body Shop 52 Vandalia St. Major and Minor Body Overhaul Full Time Trained Mechanic Complete Body Rebuilding Under New Management Frame Straightening Glass Service Arvin Ex. System Owner Operator-Dick Snyder 829-4138 SPENCER 795-3228 CLOVERDALE urtis Garage and Wrecker Service 24-Hour Service I-70 and Little Point Exit AMO-845-2446 795-4594 Compliments Cataract Bait Sz Tackle of Groceries-Ice-Refreshment al Souvenirs-Camping . 795-3348 Friend Eddie and Sue Dailey 139 Freemarfs Brush-cliflatic Car Wash an Trenching Sz Cable Plovving Cloverdale 795-4265 Nz. 1 7fzeenuin'i Q- CAR SH Gage Food Products Company 1501 No. 31st Avenue 5RlNERS Melrose Park, Illinois gn Berlin Hollon District Manager 60160 BLUE ROOM Th dquolity 4, All CONDlTIONfDs'.,3vr u '- John Brinlf . , R Esr u RANT I 0 hom! of sorvicn on ,441 x 1, J erry's Boat House Paynetown Entrance-Lake Monroe Route 3 Bloomington, Indiana 812-824-9208 Boats 8z Motors Sales 8: Service Big Rock Lakes The Best in Fishing Sz Camping Opening April 1, 1972 5 miles South of Cloverdale, and 1 mile East Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Stevens 8z Family BOB BURTON'S CLEANERS Cloverdale Indiana Stroud's General Store Groceries Gas Bait Ice , Open 7 days B100mmgt0n 1 mi. West of Cunot on Frosted 42 Foods P.O. Box 577 ' Bloomington Indiana 143 HEADLY HARDWARE Houseware-Gifts-Paint Electric Supplies-Hoover Sweepers Plumbing Supplies-Fishing Tackle HARDWARE OL3-3010 Greencastle Ha' UZ Congratulations Seniors MOORE'S Shoe Store Yearbook Patrons Greencastle 3-D Auto Supply Claudeen's Beauty Shop LEWIS TRADING AWS Bait CENTER Dr. Kz Mrs. Robert J. orbick HARDWARE-WATER SYSTEMS Speed Queen Laundry Equipment Eminence 528-2250 144 Herman's Gulf Station TIRES BATTERIES TUNE-UPS WHEEL BALANCING ACCESSORIES 795-6601 CLOVERDALE LEWIS and COM PAN Y Lewisville Indlan STATE BANK Branches In: Spencer. . . Gosport. . . Coal City . . . Congratulatio Class of '72 Best Wishes l to Best Wishes Cloverdale High School from From John Thomas, Your Congressman John Myers State Representative The D.H. Goble I Printing Company Doug West, Rep. Greenfield Indiana Mallory Capacitor Company A Division of P.R. Mallory and Co., Inc. GREENCASTLE INDIANA - X H Eli!- J ohn's Shell Service Dayton Tires Delco Batteries Lube Sz Motor Tu Up Cl d 1 795 4390 I d Bob's Standard Service Bob Weist, Manager ssmnc: ISI' Cloverdal I d Hice, Bartrum, Martin 19 Boston, Steve 80, 18, 51 Alderson, Terri 77 Alderson, Vicki 93, 85 Allee, Kevin 15, 17, 89, 83, 31, 91, 93 Allen, Gary 28 Allen, John 72 Allen, Tamera 68, 22, 20 Alexander, Tom 74, 41, 46, 38, 42 Anderson, Rick 72, 71, 40, 47 Anderson, Sharon 74 Archer, Alan 77, 38, 42 Archer, Debbie 74, 31 Arnold, Mike 74, 38, 42 Arnold, Rick 80, 41 Atwell, Mike 74, 38, 42 Bailey, Kelly 74, 40, 46, 38 Bailey, Peggy 12, 86, 67, 23, 53, 33, 92, 93, 26, 21, 84, 54, 55, 91 Bales, Jim 72, 40, 20 Bales, Lewis 15, 17, 77 Barcus, Kaylen 74 Bames, Victor 89, 66, 41, 52, 93, 92, 38, 50 Barron, Randy 74, 66, 40, 22, 46, 38 Bault, Debbie 72, 22 Beaman, Rodney 72 Beauchamp, Elizabeth 74 Beauchamp, Robert 68 Bee, lori Bellmore, Roberta 74 Bewley, Kathleen 5, 74 Bingham, Judy 78, 77, 53, 93 Bingham, Pam 72 Bitzer, Jay 15, 17, 74, 40, 46, 38 Black, Patty 15, 17, 80, 53 Bland, Terry 5, 89, 41, 91, 52, 50, 39 Boler, Janie Boler, Tammy 28 Boler, Wilbem Boston, Robyn 12, 78, 77, 22, 27, Boswell, Rosie 74 Boswell, Sheryl 77, 53, 31 Bowman, Gary 80, 28, 22, 38, 51 Bowman, Sherry 74, 22, 26, 27, 48 Brannemen, Dean 12, 15, 17, 86, 96, 41, 44, 82, 90, 91, 52, 92, 84, 38, 42 Britton, Terri 79 Broadstreet, Marcia 15, 17, 80, 81, Z-1, 31, 25, 33, 27, 21 Browning, Nancy 81, 20, 19 Bumham, Debbie 74, 31 Bums, Bobby 74 Burns, Steve 74, 50 Bush, Brad 74 Bush, Patsy 68 Butcher, Gary 68 Butcher, Zane 15, 17, 77, 31 Byrer, David 80 Calvert, Tammy 68, 22, Z1 Calvert, Troy 15, 17, 74 Campbell, Tammy 77 Carmichael, Connie 11, 74, 22, 26, 19 Carmichael, Lisa 68 Camey, David 74, 38, 42 Cash, Ken 66, 41, 23, 52, 93, 92, 84, 38, 19, 50, 39, 51 Cassell, Cindy 68 Cassell, Steve 14, 15, 17, 87, 82, B, 99, 30, ZJ, 19 Cassida, Max 80, 28, 41, 23, 26, 27, 34, 38, 51 Cline, Steve 72, 40, 34, 47 Coffey, Harry 81 Coffey, Bobby 68, 19 Collin, Anne 15, 17, 80, 22, 53, 21 Collier, Tim 68 Collins, Janie 74, 53, 54, 19 Collins, Sheila 80, 25 Combs, Gwen 72, 71 Coon, Floyd 72 Coon, Richard 68, 19 Coons, Doug 74 Conners, Tim 40, 47, 19 Connexs, Tim 40, 47, 19 Coms, William 68, 19 Costin, David 68 Cox, Rebecca 93 Cox, Richard 72 Cox, Roxanna 80, 21 Crawley, Sabrina 77 Cummings, Bobby 72 Cummings, Brenda 15, 16, 17, 31, 25, 91, 53, 33, 92, 93, 24, 85, 54, Evans, Tim 71, 68, 19 Farmer, Alan 15, 17, 77 Farmer, Debbie 74 Farmer, Jerry 23, 28, 93, 30, 85, 19 Featherston, Allen 74, 42 Featherston, John 68 Ferguson, Gene 40, 68, 20, 47 Ferguson, Rod 67, 88, 91, 52, 92 Henson, David 15, 17, 22, 31, 75, 52, 46, 38, 42 Henson, Jill 69, 71, 27, 20, 31, 49 Herbert, Chris 12, 15, 17, 31, 40, 77, 46, 38 Hervey, Glenda 5, 15, 17, 75, 53, 31, 54, 48 Hervey, Myron 15, 17, 23, 28, 87, 95, 93, 30 Hess, Debbie 15, 17, 77, 53 Ferguson, Wanda 71, 72, 20, 31, 49 Hess, Lavonne 17, 16, 15, 82, 86, 53, 54 Hice, Albert 69, 54 Becky 75, 26 Ferry, John 68 Fidler, David 74 Fidler, Donna 15, 17, 77, 21 Fidler, Kevin 15, 17 , 74 Fidler, Kristi 77, 78, 53, 33, 27, 21, 48, 18, 19 Fidler, Larry 88, 93, 92 Fidler, Tom 40, 68, 47, 38 Finley, Edward 68 Finley, Stella 74 Fiscus, Billy 74 Fisher, Bobby 15, 17, 31, 74, 38, 42, 50 Ford, David 15, 17, 31, 74 Ford, Kathy 55, 19 Cummings, Curtis 40, 74, 75, 46, 38 Cummings, Eddie 40, 72 Cummings, George 41, 77, 38, 50 Cummings, Karen 77, 53 Cummings, Tom 40, 74, 46, 38 Cummings, Vicki 5, 53, 33, 27, 20, 54, 48, 18 Cundiff, Donna 28, 68 Dailey, Karen 89, 90, 91 Dailey, Lynda 68, Z1 David, John 41, 44, 45, 80, 21, 38, 42, 39, 51 Davidson, Dathel 40, 68, 47 Davis, Jeff '12, 40, 20, 34, 31 Davis, Margie 14 Dean, Debbie 15, 16, 17, 77, 53, 33, 21 48 Deem, Sheila 77 Delp, Anna 72 Dickerson, Pamela 72 Diel, David 72, 20, 47 Diel, Mark B, 88, 91, 93, 19 Dorsett, Andrea 9, 14, 80, 81, 53, Zi, 55, 54 Dorsett, Rhonda 23, 96, 90, 91, 53, 33, Zi, 21, 34, 85, 54, 55 Dugan, Jackie 25, 89, 91, 32, 93, 24, 19 Dunshee, Kathy 68, 71, 34, 31 Dunshee, Teresa 22, 28, 77, 53, 21, 55, 18 Durham, Christy 68, 19 Dwiggans, Brenda 66, 74 Dwiggans, Ted 74, 38, 42 Ebbing, Bill 23, 28, 77 Edwards, Terri 15, 17, 25, 28, 80, 89, 91, 53, 92, 26, 20, 54, 18 Edwards, Valda 15, 17, 25, 28, 53, Zi, 31 Ellison, Joy 68, 19 Elmore, Pam Ernst, Cindy, 15, 16, 17, 23, 86, 95, 83, 90, 91, 32, 92, 93, 27, 34, 84 Evans, Martin 72, 19 Evans, Randy 77 Evans, Sam 72 Ford, Paul 80, 38, 50, 51 Ford, Tim 15, 17, 31, 75, 46, 38,42 Frank, Mollie 77 Frazier, Karen 68 Frazier, Kelly 68 Frazier, Kent 12, 13, 15, 17, 75, 41, 45, 35, 38, 42 French, LaDona 28, 80, 19 Freeman, Brenda 68, 19 Frye, Billy 72 Gaddis, Terry 23, 25, 87, 91, 24, 21 Gale, Geoff 40, 72 Galloway, Jack 40, 72, 46, 38 Galloway, Wayne 40, 72 Gaston, Diana 75 Gaston, Joe 68, 71, 47 Gerlach, Donna 80, 27, 21 Gerlach, Jimmy 41, 77 , 26, 46, 38 George, Deborah 68, 20 Hilliard, Jim 40, 77, 46 Hilliard, Randy 72 Hinton, Barbara 72 Hinton, Diana 77 Hinton, Icie 28, 75 Hipps, Sharon 88, 91, 93, 26 Hoffa, Charles 80 Holsapple, Mike 87, 94, 52, 93 Holsapple, Susie 11, 77 Hom, Judy 15, 17, 75, 53 Howard, Christy 69, 19 Howard, Tina 69, 19 Huff, Darlene Huff, Kathy 80, 19 Huff, Jerry 72, 40 Huff, Jimmie Hughes, Allen 40, 69, 20, 34, 47 Hughes, Delores 77, 53 Hunsicker, Mike 77 Hunt, Connie 69 Hunter, Patty 25, 80, 81, 53, 26, Gibson, Jenny Gibson, Ronnie 40, 68 Glessner, Dave 41, 77, 38, 50 Gray, Jennifer 77 Gray, Mark 69, 47, 31, 19 Gregory, Teresa 69 Grifiith, Debra 69, 20 Griffith, Henry 69 Griffith, Pam 75 Griffith, Sam 69 Griffith, Tom Grounds, Junior 75 Grove, Terri 69, 19 Guy, Myron 69, 19 31 Ireland, Rebecca 77 Isenhower, Beverly 75 Ison, Kathy 15, 17, 23, 25, 28, 100, 88, 107, 91, 53, 24, 32, 92, 27, 20, 54, 55, 18 Ison, Terri 6, 7, 14, 15, 16, 17, 78, 53, 33, 27, 54, 18, 42 Jones, Betsy 28, 77, 26 Jones, Bob 88 Jones, Charles 41, 80, 42, 51 Jones, Daryl 75 Jones, Karen 12, 15, 17, 75, 53, 55 Jones, Marilynn 15, 17, 75, 53, 19 Jones, Melvin 40, 72, 47, 31 Jones, Sandy 28, 88, 92, 26 Jorda n, Darrell 28, 80, 38 Jordan, Mark 15, 17, 41, 77, 46 Kay, Charlene 75, 53, 55 Keller, Alice 75, 26, 31 Kennedy, Rick, 5, 23, 28, 89, 96, -52, 92, 93, 30, 34, 38, 41 Kilgore, Randy 75 Kilgore, Roger 78 Haltom, Jerry 72, 40, 27 , 20, 47, 31 Haltom, Kevin 14, 40, 94, 91, 52, 93, 85, 38, 50, 51 Hankins, Lyle 86, 93, 92 Hargis, Jack 75 Harrell, Mark 72 Harvey, Linda 75 Hawkins, David Hayes, Daniel Hayes, Paul Hayman, Jimmy 77 Heidrick, Rhonda 72, 34 Helton, Gail 72 Helton, Tim 69 Henson, Bill 75, 46, 38 ,31 Killough, Billy 15, 17, 75 King, Judy 25, 93, 92, 84 Kirton, Pamela 69 Knoy, Becky 15, 17, 23, 80, 81, 66, 53, 93, 34, 18, 19 Lambert, Karla 25, 80, 21 Langdon Langdon, , Randy 40, 69, 47, 19 , Ricky 40, 75, 46, 38 Candy 28, 72 Lavenau, Mary 89, 91, 53, 93 Langdon Layman, Greg 79 Lee, Cathy 88, 91 Leidig, Cathy 28, 26 Leidig, Mary Jo 75, 53, 20, 55, 19 Leidig, Sheri 69, 19 I49 Lewis, Kristi 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 100, 107, 87, 96, 23, 25, 53, 24, 32, 93, 23, 35, 54, 55 Linville, Marci 75 McCammack, Don 28, 76 McClane, Chris 80 McClane, Darlene 22, 76, 26, 19 McCloud, Cathy 72 McClure, Perry 75, 76 McClure, Terri 69 McClure, Timala 69 McClure, Wesley 69, 34, 47, 19 McCormick, Tammy 72, 20 McCullough, Beverly 66, 76 McCullough, Gary 72, 20, 47 McCullough, Sherry 15, 17, 78 McCullar, Bryan 69, 19 McFarland, Doris 80, 19 McFarland, Vivien 88, 92, 19 McKamey, Connie 15, 17, 87, 91, 53, 93, 54, 55, 18, 19 McKamey, Julie 76, 26, 19 McKamey, Steve McKee, DuAnn 73 McKinney, Mary 76 Mabry, Pat 78 Mann, Dennis Mann, Gary 69 Manning, Cindy 28, 72 Manson, Hershel B, 40, 86, 52, 93, 92, 38, 39, 51 Ma.rtin, Diane 15, 17, 31, 76 Mayo, Roy 69, 34 Meek, John 73, 19 Meek, Loretta 78 Merriman, David 15, 17, 31, 76, 80, 38, 42 Merriman, Ralph 41, 50 Metzger, Ralph 73 Miller, Joe 80 Minnick, Brent 69, 40, 19, 47 Minnick, Greg 40, 73 Minnick, Kevin 69 Minnick, Marianne 25, 80 Mondary, Paul Mondary, Vickie 69 Monnett, Brenda 69 Monnett, Dale 40, 73, 47 Monnett, Debby 71, 73, 20, 31, 49 Moore, Julie 15, 17, 76, 31 Moore, Robin 40, 44, 45, 87, 52, 93, 38, 42, 39, 51 Morrison, William 2, 76, 26, 27, 19 Moy, Gary 40, 69, 20 Moy, John 15, 17, 31, 76 Mugg, Phil 41, 78, 52, 46, 38 Mugg, Wanda 73, 20 Muse, Jimmy 40, 69 Nees, Brian 69, 47, 31 Nees, Danny 4, 40, 44, 86, 52, 93, 19, 42, 51, 39 Nees, Curly 40, 78, 46, 38 Nees, Randy, 40, 45, 80, 81, 38, 42 Neese, Gary 40, 73, 23, 46, 47 Neese, Greg 40, 70, 71, 19 Neier, Terri 70 Neuhausel, Debbie 15, 17, 76 Nickerson, Becki 8, 14, 17, 15, 25, 31, 86, 94, 53, 32, 24, 93, 54, 55 Nickerson, Danny 78 Nickerson, Dianne 73 Nickerson, Tim 73, 47 Nickerson, Vera 15, 17, 31, 76, 53, 55 150 Nield, Jeff 41, 80, 52, 46, 38 Nield, Kevin 28, 41, 78, 46, 51 Norman, Randy 89, 93 Northup, Russell 15, 17, 31, 76, 42 Northup, Steve 40, 70, 71, 20, 34, 47 0'Conner, Estelle B, 80, 19 Orcutt, Debbie 70 Orr, Kenny 73, 47 Orr, Steve 28, 66, 80, 35 Otis, Cindy 22, 73 Partin, Mike 70 Patten, Kenny 15, 17, 31, 76 Patten, Kevin 14, 23, 28, 87, 91, 93, 30, 20, 18, 19, 51 Patterson, Charles 70 Patton, LeRoy 89, 91, 93, 19 Perry, Cathy Perry, Connie 70 Perry, Mary 80 Pittman, Lisa 66, 70 Poorman, Ricky 78, 51 Powell, Ginger 76, 53, 26, 19 Powell, Jody 11, 25, 80, 53, 26, 31, 18 Powell, Sherree 25, 28, 80, 27 Powell, Terry 86, 90, 93, 35 Pruitt, Harry 78 Pruitt, Tom 15, 17, 23, 31, 86, 90, 93, HJ, 18 Purcell, Angela 22, 28, 70, 71, 27, 20, 31, 49 Quinnette, Janet 5, 76, 26 Quinnette, Robert 76 Reed, Bobby 15, 17 Reeves, Cindy 22, 70, 19 Reid, Connie 15, 17, 76, 53, 19 Reiter, Debra 25, 80 Rich, Jennifer 76, 27 Rightmyer, Sue 73, 20, 34 Rfoark, Sherry 93, 85, 19 Rollings, Debbie 15, 17, 25, 31, 87, 24, 32, 93, 92 Rollings, Mickey 15, 17, 76 Rose, Jeff 81 Rubeck, Jerry 78 Saucennan, Melissa 76, 53, 19 Scheid, Mary 70, 20 Scheid, Craig 12, 80 Scheid, Tamia 8, 9, 14, 17, 15, 76, 31, 48 Schoman, Herb 92, 93, 85 Schwoman, Diane 76, 28, 53 Schwomeyer, Bruce 15, 17, 41, 78, 38 Schwomeyer, DeDee 15, 17, 31, 86, 90, 53, 93, 92, 31, 54, 50 Schwomeyer, Donna 70, 19 Scott, Brenda 73 Scott, Kathy 15, 17, 31, 76, 53, 27, 31, 55, 54 Scott, Randy 78 Sendmeyer, Susan 15, 16, 17, 78, 53, 33, 27, 54, 48 Shedron, Teri 73, 27, 19 Sheese, David 70, 47 Shelton, David 80 Shepherd, Belinda Sims, Carol 22, 73, 27, 20 Sims, Mike 15, 17, 78, 27, 51 Smiley, Debbie 15, 17, 78, 27 Smith, Bryan 76 Smith, Dale 41, 76, 42 smith, Gordon 15, 11, 78, 41, 31, 67, 27,38 Smith, Greg 70, 95, 20, 47 Smith, Janice 15, 16, 17, 25, 80, 53, 19, 31 Smith, Joyce 15, 17, 31, 76, 27 Smith, Keith 70, 20 Smith, Patty 15, 17, 16, 23, 2.5, 100, 107, 53, 32, 93, 54, 55 Smith, Ron 22, 40, 76, 46, 38, 19 Synder, Billy Synder, Larry 22, 78 Synder, Patty 73 Souders, Joe 80 Spears, John Staley, Connie 78, 53, 27, 55 Stantz, Jon 70 Stantz, Tony 78 Stattner, Diana 73, 27, 20 Steele, Glenda 15, 17, 76, 53, 55, 54 Steele, Judy 71, 73, 64, 31, 49 Steele, Jim 87, 91, 52, 93 Steele, Laurie 73 Steele, Mike 81, 41, 44, 52, 21, 35, 34, 51, 42 Steele, Mike 15, 17, 28, 31, 79 Steele, Terry 81, 52, 46, 51 Sterchi, Myrna 61, 81 Stevens, Nancy 10, 25, 87, 94, 90, 91, 53, 24, 32, 93, 26, 21, 84, 55, 42 Stevens, Nila 25, 81, 26, 21 Stiver, Karen Stiver, June 70 Stetts, Brenda 81, 26 Stotts, Marilyn 91, 93, 85 Stroud, Rick 79 Strunk, Judy 81, 26 Stuckey, Debbie 4 Sublett, Guy 22, 40, 28, 81, 38, 50 Suddarth, Belinda 73, 27, 20 Suddarth, Grace 70 Sutherlin, Billy 41, 79, 38 Sutherlin, Kathy 15, 17, 31, 75, 76, 55, 19 Sutherlin, Gary 76, 38, 42, 50 Sutherlin, Greg 5, 14, 28, 88, 90, 91, 92, 52, 35, 34, 41, 51 Sutherlin, Jim 28, 41, 89, 52, 93, 30, 38, 19, 50, 39, 51 Sutherlin, Terry 41, 67, 81, 38, 50 Swope, Joyce 70, 34, 19 Tague, Steve 22, 79, 19 Taylor, Tim 70, 20 Thomas, Marcia 79, 35 Truax, Sandy 25, 82, 87, 91, 24, 32, 92, 93, 26 Tyler, Darrell 81 Tyler, Mark 79 Tyler, Mici 76, 19 VanDeVanter, Jeff 73 Van Winkle, Stella 81, 25, 53, 33, 93 Vickroy, Cindy 81, 53 Vickroy, Connie 15, 17, 76, 53, 31 Wagner, Wanda 76, 53, 26, 31 Walker, Brenda 79, 53, 33, 21, 54, 55 Walker, Juanita 71, 73, 20, 31, 49 Wallace, Betty 73, 64 Wallace, Danny 81, 38, 50, 51 Wallace, Jerry 15, 17, 22, 41, 76, 46, 38, 42 Wallace Rod 91, 93, 85 Wallace, Steve 73 Wallace, Terry 73 Walters, Mike 40, 70, 27, 47 Walton, Billy Jo 15, 17, 23, 40, 44, 78, 79, 52, 20, 18, 19, 42 Walton, Kent Weaver, Janie 79, 53, 55, 19 Weaver, Jeff 40, 70 Weist, Barbara 70, 27, 20, 31, 49 Weist, Donna 73, 20 Weist, Lynn 15, 17, 79, 53, 54, 18 Weist, Pam B, 27 Wells, Lynn 23, 81, 53, 26 Wheeler, Gil 5, 22, 28, 92, 93, 85 Whicker, Carl 79, 50 Whicker, George 88, 93 Whicker, Mary 73 Whitaker, Brenda 25, 81, 53, 31, 55, 42 Whitaker, Dennis 73, 27, 47 Whitaker, Eddie 40, 73 White, Sherri 90, 93 White, Steve 76 Whitkanack, Cindy 70, 20, 31, 49 Williams, Chris 40, 70, 47 Williams, Darlene 73 Williams, Jeff 15, 17, 81, 45, 38, 42, 51 Williams, Kevin 40, 70, 47, 19 Wilson, Rita 73 Wilson, Sandy 75, 76, 53, 26, 31, 19 Wright, Dawn 76 Yeary, Jimmy 70 Young, Mark 15, 17, 31, 40, 79, 38 Young, Paula 22, 70, 27 Young, Terry 81, 21 Young, Toni 79, 21 Yount, Diana 15, 17, 76, 27, 31, 55, 53 Yount, Jack 52, 26, 27, 41, 51 Yount, Larry 40, 70, HJ, 47 Yount, Marilyn 15, 17, 25, 31, 88, 91, 53, 92, 93, 24, 54, 55 Zehr, Rick 79 Ziegleman, Pam 12, 13, 15, 17, 23, 21 PATRO Mr. Andrews Anonymous Art's Bait House Peggy Bailey Miss Barker Judy Bingham Robyn Boston Zane Butcher Steve Cassell Claudeen's Beauty Mr. Coon Bud Cummings Debbie Cummings Vickie Cummings Mr. Curran Miss Dierdorf Rhonda Dorsett Jackie Dugan Mitzie Dugan Christy Durham Shop Terri Edwards Doris Nell Elmore Pam Elmore Mr. KL Mrs. Ted Elmore Cindy Ernst Rod Ferguson Kristi Fidler Mollie Frank Kent Frazier Lyle Hankins Pete Hardin Myron Hervey Albertson Enterprises 118 Albin's Paint and Body Shop 110 LaVonne Hess Mike Holsapple Hobe Nickerson Dr. KL Mrs. Robert Orbick Joey Ison Kevin Patten Kathy Ison LeRoy Patton Mr. Ison Mr. Plessinger Terri Ison John Pruitt Thad Ison Herb Schoman Ken 8z Elaine Keltner Mr. Schopmeyer Kris Lewis Susan Sendmeyer Mrs. Liveoak Mrs. Sharp Robert Nees Debbie Smiley Colleen N eese Janice Smith Routt Dairy Distributors 107 134 Patty Smith Mr. Stanley Billy Steele Mike Steele Myrna Sterchi Nancy Stevens Joyce Swope 3-D Auto Supply Sandy Truax Al Tucker Stella Van Winkle Brenda Walker Morrison's Tire Sz Rctreading Billy Jo Walton Janie Weaver Pam Weist Joy Coms Williams Larry Williams Bmce Whiting Pam Ziegelman McKamey, Jean 65 McKamey, Renos 65 Babbs Red 8a White Supermarket 108 Barb's Brush KL Palette 126 Barnett Motor Sales 101 Barrett Supply Co., Inc. 133 Bault's Trucking 126 Big Rock Lakes 142 Bloomington Frosted Foods, Inc. 143 Blue Bird Cafe 114 Bob Burton's Cleaners 143 Bob Gerlach Back Hoe Service 122 Bob's Standard Service 148 Branneman Auction and Realty Service 99 Buchanan Auto KL Marina 116 Cannon's 114 Castle Implement Co., Inc. 128 Cataract Bait gl Tackle Shop 139 Clay Co. Rural Telephone Cooperative 106 Clayton Winders 8: Sons 135 Cloverdale Elevator 113 Cloverdale Hardware 134 Cloverdale KOA 101 Clover Queen Drive-In 132 Coan Pharmacy 136 Coca-Cola 127 Cooper's Texaco 122 Curtis Garage 8L Wrecker Service 139 Dale McCullough 119 Dewey's Barber Shop 99 Dick's Body Shop 139 D. H. Goble Printing Co. 147 Donald Wallace's Bar Harbor 109 Donelson's Pharmacy 135 Duncan Real Estate 124 Eddie's Barber Shop 120 Eitel's Flowers 110 Ellis Heating 8: Cooling Service 134 Putnam Motors, Inc. 133 R, Q S. Grocery 104 Rainbow Beauty Shoppe 108 Ray's Insurance Agency lm Rockwell Insurance Agency 98 Ron's 119 Rose Marie's 122 Emporium, The 118 Fairway Restaurant 126 Farmer's State Bank 146 Fashions, Limited 100 First National Bank of Cloverdale 125 Fleenor's Rexall Drug 110 Ford's Cloverdale Market 129 Frank's Marathon 107 Fred Sargent's Five Sz Ten 120 Freeman's Brush-Matic Car Wash 140 Furr Insurance Agency 103 Gage Food Products Co. 141 Girton Implement Co., Inc. 110 Greencastle Tractor Sales 133 Greenco, Inc. 114 Haltom Electric 127 Harris Chevrolet 123 Headly Hardware 144 Hedge Motor Co. 107 Herman's Gulf Station 145 Horace Link XL Co. 137 Hunter Trucking 120 Hurt's Pool Room 115 I G A 111 Ila's Beauty Shoppe 116 Jerry's Boat House 141 Jerry's Standard Station 108 Joe Arthur 8: Gail Combs 128 John James, Williamson Dealer 127 John Myers 147 John's Shell Service 148 John Thomas 147 Kendall's Gulf Service 119 Kersey Music Store 110 Ketichem Realty 122 King Morrison Foster 136 Klaiber's Furniture 124 Laudig Construction 120 Lewis KL Company 145 Lewis Trading Center 144 M 8a R Motor Parts 107 Mallory Capacitor Co. 147 McMillan Carpets 122 Med-O-Brook Motel 135 Mercer Realty 138 Mid's Restaurant 12A Milton's Posey Patch 133 Monnett's Shell Service 128 Moore's Shoe Store 144 Moss 6 Money Drug Co., Inc. 135 Murphy Brothers, Inc. 102 Owen Co. Farm Bureau 116 Owen County State Bank 145 Owen Park 136 Pell's Bargin Mart 127 Public Service 113 Poor Sz Sons lnc. 124 Prevo's 116 Piano Tuning 8: Repair 118 Safeco Life Insurance Company 125 S KL S Lumber Company 117 Signal LP Gas, Inc. 130 Shell Oil Company 126 Shortridge Realty 110 Skelton Skinner Lumber Co. 103 Smith Farm Machinery 112 Spencer Auto Supply 139 Strouds General Store 143 Superior Sanitary Maintenance 81 Supply Co., Inc. 12 Ted Howard Used Cars 104 Torr's Restaurant 136 Tressler's 56-S1 Kz J. B. Shoes 113 Varsity Lanes 133 West 8z Son Funeral Home 135 Whitaker's Funeral Home 121 White Cleaners gl Laundry 107 W X T A Radio 99 ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY, and SCHOOL PERSONNEL Andrews, Jerry 40, 60, 47, 38 Bailey, Mildred 65 Barker, Ruth 60, 61 Bowman, Marjorie 65 Cash, Alva 58 Clines, Eleanor 65 Coon, Jim 40, 60, 61, 64, 47, 42, 38, 51 Cummings, Louise 65 Cummings, Mary Ellen 65 Curran, Joe H. 60, 64, 50, 38, 51 Dierdorf, Betty 60 Elmore, John 65 Ison, Forrester 58 Johnson, Arthur 58 Klaer, Ann 58, 20, 19 Liveoak, Mary 61 McCammon, Dorothy 61, 34 McKinney, Joyce 23, 61 Meek, Wayne 58 Monnett, John 58 Murray, Robert 17, 61, 20, 18 Nees, Robert 62, 66, 35 Neese, Colleen 59 Neese, Wendell 58 Plessinger, Harold 62 Price, lla Price, Jenny 59 Purcell, Ronald 28, 23, 63, 62 Reece, Roderick 28, 62 Sendmeyer, Russell 58 Schmidt, Connie 63 Schopmeyer, James 58, 63, 34 Sharp, Jeannette 53, 63, 55 Stanley, Larry 41, 63, 42, 46, 38 Sutherlin, Harley 58 Telgemeyer, Virgil 59 Tucker, Al 40, 45, 60, 63, 46, 42, 38 Vickroy, Audra Whitaker, Lillian 58 Whitaker, Mary 64 Wilkinson, Patricia 28, 62 Williams, Ken 44, 52, 61, 62, 42, 46, 38 Woodall, Ray 65 Yount, Mary 65 l5l 152 af I 3 N 153 1 1 ir in-' ' V L ., , M ag, ze, 5:14552 ws aft ' idhgfte, iii . A-4, -.ii -t. --1, :,,g,i,'Liqi'x'.,t 6 is. iii:-52? 1 -sg' :airs ga ii' ziissii Tl e 1 W ir 4 ffkiii' 777 stee i it i ff'1 ?6r2.. 1 - ,S v,,x.. iw- ., . ,... ,. ,N . Wiz - 'if:sn-' 'f 5 is . gt ts ' 1 .i if 5 i .ii K wg. t k We wish to express special appreciation to Porter's Studio for taking care of our photographic needs, Ken Keltner, our Paragon Representative, for his helpful ideas, and the merchants for their ads which greatly aided in hnancing the yearbook. We would also like to express our gratitude to Mrs. Liveoak, our sponsor, for her guidance, words of encouragement, and her willingness to spend extra hours working on the yearbook when rushed deadlines approached. Last, but not least, we would like to sincerely thank ALL of the Hi-Lites Staff. They not only donated their time, effort, and talent to the production of the yearbook, but retained a never give up attitude when their tasks seemed un- surmountable. 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