Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1959 volume:

Of Achievement Boys' and Girls' State A great honor to outstanding juniors is the selection of Boys' and Girls' State. Requirements include scholastic and social achievements. Larry McFa1l, Brenda Fields, Ronnie Urdal, Ann Crawford, Dennis Stevens, Mary Avery, Mike Brockman, Alice Fields, Dale Pflum. E 'M M S.. x. 'vuwqh S 'Kinja .414 X, 5. L 'l 4' fx I Row One-J. Bunzendahl, B. Tripp, S. Andre. Row Two-M. Green, B. Schrepferman, J. Hunt, G. Henry 5 ,....-f Mr. Robert Ioy instructs one of his beginning art classes. The art rooni is one of the fine new additions to the school. lndustrious enthusiasts put the new art room and facilities into full use. The cheerful surroundings seein to be inspiration for the young hopefuls. The cafeteria is a welcome sight for C.H.S.'ers. The noon hour finds it filled with chattering, laughing students, discussing the latest over their choice of foods. The est Facilities Bring Out Best Efforts F75 3431 ' mg + N ww. 'MLW 'M-quaw' From The Crowd Come A Extra-curricular special recognition has been given these four girls of CHS. Brenda Fields, football queen, was nominated by the football team and the Hi-Y, and then was elected by the student body. The 1959 DAR Good Citizen honor was awarded to Becky Harris. Becky was nominated by the student body and then elected by the faculty and Students again. Nominated by all the students and then elect- ed by the faculty and students again, Ann Craw- ford was CHS Halloween Queen and candidate for the Miss Fayette County contest. Sarah Caldwell, sophomore, FFA Sweetheart, was elected by all the FFA members and took part in the district contest. Upper left-Brenda Fields, Football Queen. Upper right-Becky Harris, DAR Good Citizen. Middle right-Ann Crawford, Halloween Queen. Lower right-Sarah Caldwell, FFA Sweetheart. 0 X ,PN-'li fs: - ' 59- X ,ug l .,fm Few... 'f'X 5' W r .. A ': is I ,- 3- FE A ai, -. , ggi. ' sw f: . f Q Mt 1-: . ,wt A fb 4 ' tg li W, -i-. -' rv .Lax .Eg- 'f '05, lt xy Ti. Biclclmv 1llSl'fJIlCl firm cll to CHS i ic sciiicirs will stcp out into 21 Straiiffe fit cxcitiiw xwr cl. to biiilcl ll lifc tlirir mvii. rilmiys to trciisurc their liiffli mlifml cxpcriciiccs giiicl iiicriiorici CfA1llIIlL'IlLCIllC'Ill and Brin-cziliiiirciitc Left to right: J. Wilson, M. Dunsil, I Taylor, B. Schrepferman. ,- E Qi g I 1 fxgxq l L' , 1 1 A i.,m,.f i :-., l1i Effort And Work Richly Deserve Fun I DL L. DZ XB . 'Q r' , i A of E22 I 5 g. ' .E I will wltiaiiilly' ciicl tlic fniir yours of liiircl mwrlx giiicl gintiniti' wliicli will be flii, lumix fwr flia yum iii tlicsc gradu- ,il X flll'l'll. 7 z PZ And Frolics Higlilighting a year of harcl work and aetirity. the Senior Prom and Iunior-Senior represent the social goals of the school season. Many' hours of preparation and organization planning were put in by the juniors in sponsor- ing the Iunior-Senior Reception. The seniors. responsible for the Prorn, the eliniaxing event of the year, also spent many hours in ereating E1 wonderland of inusie. dancing. and fun. Crowning the queen, Miss Margaret Burkhart, is Class President Kenny Waldron. The Court, from left to right, Miss Lois Price, Miss Linda Thomas, Miss Burkhart, Miss Beth Ingerman, and Miss Marilyn Crawford. nv ,Sr QQ ai. 14 l - e .. 13 fi 5 3 Q, any 5, 'vi Student Participation The new addition to our sehool has extended inurn' new and better facilities to the students and fueultr of CHS. The new lighting, lockers, eate- teriu, and elnssrooins make pleasant surroundings, eonclueive to uehiereinent. Twelve Kluiorettes and Minorettes join the inusie clepurtinent in providing the Color typical of Ll high sehool event. New routines and formations make the variety of programs always of interest to the student body and the spectators as a whole. Row One-Ann Beeson, Judy Wilson, Lois Whitaker, Kathy Kuntz, Laura Argent, Lois Ann Horsley. Row Two-Sylvia Van Hart, Linda Counciler, Charlotte Ripberger, Linda Brown, Nicki Reed, Suzie Hollingsworth. Row Three-Bill Murphy. - . . . . , . . W. sas'-Biff H . f Lf . sl-n,l'kQ,i.A.4. 4 , - 'QE' f ' ' V O , ...,, . W... J' ,4- . N. . W Y Q ,. fit ',i . Is An Important Facet Of School Life 5 E t,,, fro- lf to-'M' 1' 1' if li xo 'Pio X Z lu vw B11 M phy 1 Mx 5 N 1 5 , A't, I The Senate, its Official Capacities, J l . f Mr. Frank A. VanSIyke Mr. lfrunk A. VanSlyke serves Coiincrsrillc as its Superintendent of Public Schools. HC is now in his third your of directing the school organization. Mr. Howard Crouse Mr. Iloward Crouse is now in his fourth ycur us principal of Conners- villc High School. Unclcr his fine lcuclcrship we have cxpzincled in ingiiiy' ways. Aww is wi E Mi' 'L ' Xi: 5 1? ass! And Many Responsibilities . . Mr. Arlis Richards Mrs. Margaret Reed - A Mrs. Walter Reed is our Dean of Girls. Although she is a capable teacher, Mrs. Reed devotes her time to the important job of counseling the stu- Mrs. Walter Reed is our Dean of Girls. Although dents of our high school. Mr. Lee Lovell Mr. Lee Lovell is now completing his first year as Dean of Boys, A native of Indianapolis, he en- joys his residence in Connersville very much. Office Employees Mrs. Ruth Archbold, Bookstore Managerg Mrs. Madeline Sparks, Mr. Crouse's Secretaryg Miss Wilma Six, Office Clerkg Mrs. Helen Cline, Mr. Crone's Secretary. School Board Mr. Adrian Handley, Treasure-rg Mr. Frank Van Slyke, Superintendentg Mr. E. P. Roude- bush, Presidentg B. J. Lipps, Secretary, Dr. Herman W. Smelser, and Mr. Manford Ferguson. Illlllllllllllll lli a i 1 ,----N, ,ff ., EN- -M-'c' A .asv , Y f is ez fe 412' .i..,... ---..... -F--..- --........ --........ -.-............ ---..., ----.- ---W... ,nf . 1 :L- sf' 12- ---1 . ...-..r W ., K 'Q J y s 1 Careful Guidance Helps Mold Youn ART DEPARTMENT Mr. Robert Joy. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Left zo right, Mr, Kenneth Kav- anaugh. Mrs. Blanche Nichols. Miss Emily Heilnian, Mr. Ray aayre. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Row One-Mrs. Hazel VVl1s0n, Miss Pearl Bartley, Miss Phyllis Walters, Mrs. Lillian Metz, Miss Marion Callon. Row Two-Mr. Rod Cord, Mr. Vern- on Bailey, Mr. John Bond, Miss Sue Kerr, Mrs. Elizabeth Crawford. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. Lillian Metz, I-'renchg Miss Sue Kerr, Spanish. Not present: Mrs. Pamela Montgomery, Lating Mrs. Juanita Iiubier, Latin. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs, Mabel Swain, Mrs, Francis McLaughlin. g Minds 15 cb' . ,Wy lf .ME . R ,Q . I is sf K G ,.. if K- , .5 . . .Q X S INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Everett McCauley, Mr. Richard Barrow, Mr. Howard Plough, Mr. Roy Knight. MATH DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Lineback, Mr. Endicott, Mrs. Donieker, Mr. Sparks, Mr, Huber. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Richard Jones, Mr. Robert Beckman, Mr, George Ewing. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Carolyn Ailes, Miss Nancy Cory, Miss Mary Linkel. Not present: Mr. Kenneth Gunning. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Walter Reed, Mrs. Shirley Younts, Mr. Dwight Smith. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr, George Boone, Mr, Charles Heck, Mr. Vincent Crane, Mr. John Gwin, Mr. Paul Heaton, Mr. Jake Inman. Mr. Ken Gunning .FQ a' TU , 5.1 : NF is gm.. Qui SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right are Kenny Strawn, presidentg Ann Crawford. treasurerg Brenda Fields, secretary, and George Henry, vice-president. Presenting The 219 Members Cf The 1959 Graduating is Wi Larry Kcllcr Izmc A1111 llopliins 45 fr R., Myrna Icuu Lakes yr , in R- . .3 - 3 licnncth Dunne Summau N 'Q C-corgc Rcgiualcl Iumcs 'x f -2, . - - 3 9 fl , W N Ian Keller X XLKIICB' Russell Class Lona Adams Ianiee Adams Rita XVagner Richard YVagner Ioan Vermeulen Arlene VanAusclal Clo Ann Upclilce Susan lean Tripp lames Thurman Michael Thomas Iaek Clavell Peggy Clark Larry Charles Ierry Carroll Xxfllllillll Carpenter Ellas Callahan Iohn Robert Cain Faye Russell Burks 6- ii .Ai ji! Linda Cregar I. Larry Crane Rose Marie Corbin Ioan Connell Sandra Combs Lois I. Graham Stanley Gordin Beverly Ianc Gilbert Thomas Gilbert Garry Gilbert Sharon L. George Sadie Marie Friend Georgia Ferguson Brenda Kay Fields Enid F.. Fisher Ivory Friend Barbara Fox Iudith A. Folenius Larry Allen McFall Ival Nitcliell Iamcs E, Morrison Arleen K. Humig Christy Iloustori Xxrzlllltll Keteliam Carol Sue Klopp Howard L. Ncff Raymoiicl Ellison Marie Leach Durrsil Emily Ami Lilies Robert Merrill Reece Kathryn Ann Crawford XVilliam R. COX David Cotton Iauet Trucblood Helen Ireuc Boggs Gilbert E. Iaeksoii 'JF' 'HUGH' N, I ,lg 1 ,J rr 'CQ' George Buckler Donald Lee Back Peggy Ann Kellam Scnlin D. Herrick Ian1es E. Fetty Richard Allen Baker A1111 Davis Iaincs Robert Steiner Albert E. Brown Cary Crowe Peter Lockhart Curtis H. Tate Edwin C. Newton XX7llllkl1Tl Sclirepferrnan VVillian1 E. Duncan Terry Ryan Larry A. Crowe Ioscph Scl1licl1te Iolln Murphy Byron K. Murray D Gerald Michael lage Doye XV. Peak Xvllllkllll Sellwein Iolm R. Stater Albert Sunclin Bryan Ernest Tressler Rielrarcl Barrett Robert Bates Robert George Metcalf Tony Theders Robert Xlfilliarn Teller Michael E. Broekman XVenclell L. Hurst lanet Story Kenneth Strawn Dennis Stevens -n... '5- ' I. T .ll Li... .li Wi M4....mi ' .A i ar.. 'ES' '74 'C' -0' Y- f3' 17- 4 ' Q---'Y ani S- -4 035'- Dnnild Hayes Beverly Hart Rebecca lo Harris Louniina Sue Hilbert lean Hilbert Sara Ann Ilibbeln George A. Henry l . Iosepli Irleinenian Louis Iosepli Ileeb Lowell S. Linipus Juanita Laughlin Norma Edwards Diane Kay Disliinger Iune Carol DeBurger Geraldine Kay Davis Patsy lane Hobbs Mary Ann Ililbert Pauletta Ann Hess Charles T. Harris Teddy Earl Hamm David Lee Hamilton Terry Earl Croll Mike Green Imogene Gabbard Christine XVilliS Ierry R. XVl'llllC1'1 Fiancee XYebster Robert L. Blakley Phyllis Blair Brenda Blair Carol Diane Biggs Frederick Eugene Berry Frances Illene Berry Mary Avery Pamela Sue Armstrong George Xxfllllkllll Allen ,an X- an ---9 5 out uf' 'ff' '11 -All -rff' Beverly Selby lill Dee Sehmalfeldt Donald Seholl Phyllis Sallee Karen Anne Schneider Lynda Taylor Carolyn Ann Seibert Xylllllllll Speneer lane Ann Stellc Charles Allen Smithberge Freda Spivey Vesta Glee Selke lCrna Pitman Mary Ann Sparks Carolyn Sheehy Roberta Anne Nolte John Showalter Phyllis I, Sehuler Robert C. Connell Ianies Gough Larry Gorton Marlene Kay Golay Alice Fields C. lay XVilso11 Gina Alice XVilliamson Mary Anne XVliatlcy Ierry M. YVenger Carolyn A. Bcrtsch Iolin Baker Larry D. Adams Richard XVard Donald Voltz Sandra Vice Phyllis X7L111AllSCl2ll Ronald Urclal Max Bnindlcy 54' ,f-4 .f fig '- 41' FP' ,av Q-I 'Us Cf- . . 'H f:-Q Ioy C. Quenzer Richard Lee Quinn Larrv I. Rader Gloria lean Reed Penelope Ann Reed David Ridge Carolyn Kaye Bunyard Georgia A. Brown Io Ann Brewer Alpharetta Bowne Suzanne Boggs Ierry D. Humes lack D. Hunt David L. Hornung Edward Iennings Peggy Ann Indy Carol Ann Kee Sally Ann Honaker Virginia Ann Osborn Dale E. Pflum David Pitstick Myra Iaye Pruet Donna Marie Noll Ioseph O'Bricn Sue Noble Bonita Murphy Thomas I. Mount Mary Kay Moran Charles G. Moormann Ronald D. Meyer Ieanette Metcalf Samuel Messer Barbara Sue Mattingly Robert YVayne McDonald Marjorie Iane McCain David L. Lines 'Ev ww YS' ,.g, if tb' ,M 'AY gi '4-...ae , 5 S 'S' .Art A 42 115' .13 Y'i'f7 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER Left to right are David Short, president, Judy Wilson. treasurer, Kathy Buser, secretary, and Toni Welch, vice- president. HOMEROOM 203 How One-J. Binder, BI. Aldridge. O. Bloom. L. Abercrombie, J. Anthony, D. Best, F. Allen. Row Two-Y. Brewer. P. Brown, A. Bryant. J. Adams. S. Andre, J. Breiten- bach, L. Argent. L. Brown, K. Bowman. Row Three-J. Briley, L. Benjamin, J. Baker, E. Brown. R. Ailes, C. Bruns- man, K. Baker, S. Boggs, ll. Bowling. Row Four-J. Amrhein, R. Brown, M. Bowman, W. Bowling. HOMEROOM 207 Row One-C. Dalton, T. Churchill, J. Cheatham, B. Cappel, D. Caldwell, R. Collins. Row Two-C. Councellor, S. Clayton, B. Conner,, C. Cox, J. Carter, K. Buser, B. Burgdoerfer, J. Carter, S. Croxon, C. Cramer. Row Three-A. Burlingame, L. Casey, J. Cregar, S. Chowning, L. Chandler, H. Craig, J. Crowe, D. Daum. Row Four-YV. Cook, J. Burkhart, D. Cox, J. Clanin. HOMEROOM 101 Row One-F. Duff, J. Drake, C. East- ridge, B. Dugan, B. DeArmond, G. Ev- ans, M. Fields, S. Erlewein. Row Two-R. Deck, W, Dora, G. Feltz, R. Fultz, W. Filler, G. DuBois, P. Fet- tig. R. Fiant. Row Three-R. Eshelman, T. Evans, W. Frasher. W. Diehlman, J. Duncan, J. Fitzgerald, G. Duncan, D. Douglas. HOMEROOM 313 Row One-S. Gough, O. Gay, F. Harri- son, A. Hamilton, B. Gilly, V. Gabbard. How Two-J. Gueren, K. Hardy, M. Gab- bard. P. Garrison. Y. Hahn. P. Hanlon, P. Gillum, S. Gilland. J. Gabbard, N. Glover. D. Handley. Row Three-B. Gi-aw, J. Goetz, M. Gilley, T. Gilley, D. Griffith, L. Ham- mer, S. Gulley, M. Griner, D. Harper. Row Four-B. Harris, T. Harris, B. Grewe, J. Gibson, D. Grant, D. Garwood. 32 HOMEROOM 109 Row One-P. Hobbs, M. Henry, B, Her- ron, E. Herold, D. Huber, R. Helms, C. Huber, A. Hilbert. Row Two-D. Hilbert. R. Harvey, C. Heineman, D. Hayes, S. House, T. Hunt, W. Huber, R. Huffmeier, J. Hendrickson. Row Three-R. Hubbard. J. Hodges, D, Himes, B. Huber, B. Haure, J. Hollings- worth, B. Huber, J. Hisle. HOM EROOM 107 Row One-M. Kowalsky. J. Klein. K. Kuntz, L. Jackson, J. Hurst, J. Kellani S. Koch, J. Landon, P. Kuntz, R. Jarrett. Row Two-B. Kalkhoff, C. Largen. J. Jackson. J. Kelly, J. Kellam, K. Hunter. T. Kuhlman. l Row Three-G. Leach, J. King, J, Jones J. Knight, R. Lawson, D. Layson. HOMEROOM 206 Row One-G. Lutz, J. Murray. F. Mof- fett, H. Mallory, J. McCoy, J. Miller, R Matney. L. Miller. Roxv Tivo-L. May, K. Lunsford, B Mendell, B. Ledford. D. McDonough, J Miller, R. McCarro1. E. McCauley. D Mitchell. B. Moore, M. Moran. C. Mason L. McKinley, R, Martin. L. McClurg. Row Four-H. Lingg, K. Lewis, B. Mur phy, H. Lunsford. HOMEROOM 316 Row One-J. Richwine. D. Pruett. C Reagan. M. Nichols, S. Petersen. I. Rae J. Poole. J. Powell. R, Ritz, S. Rieder, Row Two-J. Rathburn, J. Newkirk, C Price, L. Nash. B. Quick, E. Osborne. R Rav. Row Three-R. Parker, B. Readnour, M Pursifall. D. Payton, L. Riggin. HOMEROOM 301 Row One-B. Rusterholz, L. Scanlon, J Shelley. E. Scanlon, C. Senn, S. Ross C. Sheehy. Row Two-C. Silcott. J. Spaulding, J Six, C. Schlichte, L. Roudebush. M Sparks, P. Siebert, L. Sherry, R. Riley L. Selby. Row Three-R. Rose, R. Robbins, L Selke, N. Selke, D. Short, J. Ross, E Sleet. C. Sasher. Row Four-G. Snider, C. Stansbury, N Salyer, L. Stanley, M. Rowland, L Schneider, B. Schube. HOMEROOM 201 Row One-B. Wanley, V. Woodward, E. Weaver, S. Van Hart, L. Webster. gm :o :S N 5'-i we 1 O LI ' PU Ee -. - D5 '53 Fo :f PU P1 2 5? 52 'U 5,5 fb FV' 'UHU5 -l '1 rn 5 F' IL' E 5 2 :1 7' F' t-5 C I Ii ro '4 Fl P4 0 S QVUU man, M. Walden, S. Voltz. Row Three-E. Stanton, J. Taylor, . Stikeleather, G. Weiler, B. Wagner, . Welsh, J, Tressler, J. Weaver, . Stevens. Row Four-A. Teller, D. Todd, 33 s N Sophomores 'Q q .. J ,gg 1 1 HOMEROOM 202 Row One-J. Bowers, S. Aldridge, A. Beeson, A. Brown, E. Bowling. Row Two-W. Bowling, A. Brown, J. Blanton, W. Brown, S. Bills, L. Bloom- field, M. Brown, R. Ailes, B. Boulware. Row Three-R. Anness, M. Bever, H. Baldwin, B. Brunsman, F. Alexander, R. Bunyard, E. Ball, B. Adams. Row Four-J. Barmette, J. Brosman, D. Amos, W. Bunyard, J. Baker, D. Broiller. HOMEROOM 303 Row One-T. Collins, L. Counceller, M. Coe, K. Colby, S. Caldwell, C. Clark, J. Cameron. Row Two-W. Collins, C. Charles, E. Clem, S. Craig, C. Craig, S. Crowe, B. Cox. Row Three-E. Charles, R. Crawley, T. Cooper, R. Cook, D. Bunzendahl, R. Butcher, P. Crawford, D. Case, J. Chaney, M. Cline. HOMEROOM 306 Row One-D. Fox, P. Elliott, J. Fisher, J. Foster, P. Frasher, B. Dolphin. Row Two-J. Frasher, S. Fields, K. Fisher, J. Fox, B. Ferguson, J. Friend, L. Fields, E. Ellison, N. Drake. Row Three-S. Dorsett, D. Fields, D. Entner, R. Firsich, M. Evans, D. Day, J. Fouts, R. Friend, R. French, N. French, K. Evans, W. Dilts, D. Foreman. HOMEROOM 208 Row One--C. Heck, W. Hatfield, C. Gor- don, J. Gulley, J. Haley, S. Guthrie, B. Griffith. Row Two-P. Gabbard, E. Gabbard, A. Grimes, N. Harris, G. Harrison, P. Guy, C. Harper, C. Haynes, B. Gabbard. Row Three-M. Harvey, L. Hamm, F. Hough, L. Helms, T. Harrison, G. Har- vey, R. Glass, D. Hadler, T. Gulley. Row Four-J. Haselby, J. Geise. HOMEROOM 114 Row One-K. Herron, C. Ingram, L. Horsley, N. Jessop, M. Jones, R. H01- lingsworth. Row Two-M. Johnson, L. Johnson, A. Jones, J. Ingram, S. Hollingsworth, S. Hollingsworth, J. Jones, J. Inder- strodt. Row Three-R. Hollowell, J. Jackson, R. Hires, R. Hensley, L. Jinks, M. How- ard, C. Jessup, E. Howell, B. Jackson. Row Four-T. Hones, R. Isaacs. 34 HOMEROOM SHOP SOUTH Row One-P. Keene, M. Lav, J. Leming, C. Lipps, J. Little, M. Keller, N. Ken- nedy, L. Lockhart, A. Logsdon. Row Two-B. Loper, M. King, D. Lam- bert, D. Kramer, J. Kessler, M. Judy, V. Lineback. Row Three-J. Lake, E. Kowalsky, B. Loyd, J. Kerrigan. HOMEROOM 307 Row One-E. Masters, P. McClurg, M. Marion. J. Lvkins. Row Two-B. Lykins. C. Mercier, M. Mills. S. McClain, S. Morris,, J. Mitch- ell. C. Miller. Row Three-M. Mason. M. McCormick, M. Miller, M. Means. R. Miller, W. Mc- Kinley. M. Lynn, J. Moore. Row Four-P. Messer, D. Mills, E. Moore, D. Lunsford. HOMEROOM 103 Row One-J. Powell. R. Robinson, M. Reed, P. Reed, J. Murphy, J. Mullen, M. Paddock. Row Two-R. Rowan, M. Prather. D. Powell, M. Rogers, D. Neely. R. Riddell, D. Rader, S. Plummer, J. Quinlan, C. Ripberger. Row Three-T. Noble, R. Ogan. R. Reth- erford, S. Rieder, R. Murphy. M. Risch, P. Mulheeren, W. Rockwell, R. Morrow, R. Richardson, M. Murphy, L. Reed, J. Munhier, J. Precht. HOMEROOM SHOP NORTH Row One-E. Sparks, P. Smith, J. Showalter, B. Smith, M. Shaver, A. Sizemore. Row Two-C. Rusk, S. Salyers, L. Stark, C. Rusk, V. Shaw, D. Rusher, J. Spell- man, D. Rusk. Row Three-M, Russell, G. Siefert, L. Schneider, L. Shaw, L. Smith. F. Schweikle, D. Siefert. L. Schneider. M. Snider. HOMEROOM 314 Row One-L. Tate, S. Turner, L. Taylor, S. Taylor. Row Two-M. Stephens, C. Teller. L. Todrank. M. Tetrick, G, Thompson, J. Taylor. C. Struewing. S. Thomas. Row Three-B. Tomlin, J. Thurman. T. Taylor. D. Trent, M, Strawn, J. Van- Ausdall. HOMEROOM 308 Row One-M. White, S. Wicker, B. White, B. Wagner, D. Walters, B. Weaver. Row Two-C. West, L. Wesner. M. Wil- kins, N. Watterson, B. Weist, N. Weist, J. Venable, M. Walker, B. Venable, L. White. Row Three-R. Wyatt, F. Wilhelm, J. Williams, L. Vest, J. Waldron, K. Wenger, B. Williamson, B. Zimmer- man. 35 -n... '5- ' I. T .ll Li... .li Wi M4....mi ' .A HOMEROOM 205 Row One-R. Addison, E. Bates, R. Ailes, T. Barnett, H. Bates, R. Archbold, L. Baldwin, R. Bly. Row Two-M. Adams, C. Bertsch, B. Adams, W. Bates, D. Ailes, S. Blanton, C. Barrett, C. Allen, B. Akemon, D. Binder. Row Three-R. Biggs, T. Allen, L. Boggs, T. Aton, R. Anderson, R. Ailes, J. Blackburn, J. Ash, R. Amrhein. HOMEROOM 302 Row OnefH. Burkhart, P. Brown, C. Burkhart, J. Conrow, J. Collins, B. Cooksey, E. Church, S. Brown. Row Two-J. Bunzendahl, C. Bruewer, BI. Brown, J. Bullock, L. Border, G. Brunner. BI. Bowles, S. Caldwell, S. Brown. Row ThreeiL. Bruce, M. Brown, T. Carter, J. Cooley, K. Bottorff, C. Cald- well. D. Bromagen, D. Clontz, R. Cayedill. HOMEROOM 210 Row OneYJ. Cox, P. Edwards, J. Gab- bard, S. Funk, C. Cregar, G. Fox. Row Two-J. Cox, J. Cornett, F. Corner, K. Friend, L. Ervin, B. Gardwood, J. Fox. Row Three-L. Ervin. D. Douglas, J. Crone, M. Cully, J. Crowe, D. Dickey, D. Fry, F. Rox, C. Corner, B. Fox, D. Garrison. Row Four-B. Dolan, D. Eversole, L. Dragoo, J. Creech, M. Doub, J. Eakins. HOMEROOM 309 Row One-V. Hahn. L. Harris, F. Hall, S. Grimes. L. A. Handley, A. A, Handley. Row Two-B. Geise, Y. Harrison, S. George. R. Green, K. Grimes, J. Grant, P. Guttman, L. Hayden. Row Three-K. Halberstadt, L. Griffith, J. Hansell. A. Gilbert. R. Hart, G. Good, J. Hamilton, M. George, T. Tanlon. Row Four-N. Harsh. J. Hanson, D. Goldey, L. Harrison. HOMEROOM 'I08 Row One-H, Hinchinan. R. Hoskins, S. Herbert, N. Hihbeln, M. Hinners, J. Inman. Row Two-C. Hinchman. R. Howard, S. Howe. B. Huber, E. Hobbs, J. Holtel, A. James, D. Hilbert. Row Three-D, Holmes, T. Jackson, A. Hopper, H. Honaker, R. Henry, D. Jen- nings, W. Hinchman, D. Hildreth, XV. Hughes, L. Hill. 36 HOMEROOM 311 Row One-F. Lunsford, S. Jones, B. Kib- bey, L. Larrison. Row Two-F. Koohns, C. Lone, E. Keene, L. Leach, R. Keene, J. Knight, D. Lingg, M. Jones, J. Junkins. Row Three-D. Klopp, J. Kent, D. Keith, H. Ketcham, R. Lackey, N. Jones, D. Jones, A. Laughlin. Row Four-R. Love, W. Kurczak, R. Kraus, J. Lockey, G. Lainhart, G. Jones. HOMEROOM 'I04 Row One-P. May, J. Moore, D. Messer, W. MeQuin1ey, S. Murray, S. Moore. Row Two-D. McGuire, D. McKee, M. Mendell, R. Messer, J. McCoy, M. Mc- Graw, S. Lynn, D. McFar1an. Row Three-R. Maxwell, D. Means, D. Meek, M. Moore, L. Masters, G. Morris, D. Middleton, G. Manlove. HOM EROOM 304 Row One-F. Ogan, C. Patton, H. Pruet M. Powell, L. Rathburn, E. Reagor, C Reider. Row Two-H. Poe, M. Powell, C. Nunn B. Parvis, D. Powell, S. Neukan, S. Reeve, S. Napier, N. Reed. Row Three-B. Plough, T. Pendergrass, J. Rathel, R. Richardson, E. Osborne. J. Peters, S. Peacock, G. Patterson. Row Four-I. Reed, J. Parker, A. Over, L. Raver, J. Neal, B. Purcell. 1 HOMEROOM 113 Row One-J. Simmons, P. Shubert, E. Rowland, P, Sleet. J. Sexton, C. Shu- bert, G. Smith, C. Smith. Row Two-P. Rowe, J. Seibert, D. Rus- sell, R. Siefert, R. Ripberger, W. Schlichte, L. Shelton, M, Shelton. D. Rusher, V. Schoeff. Row Three-aD. Robbins, J. Rose. G. Se- dam, B. Siefert, G. Smith, B. Rogers, R. Riedman. S. Schrepferman, D. Rodgers, J. Russell. H OM E ROOM 204 Row One-M. Thomas, J. Tobergta, S. Smith, C. Thomas, M. Snoddy, H. Snod- dy, N. Spangler. Row Two-L. Starr, D. Sturgeon, N. Steward, R. Sparks, C. Theobold, M. Thompson, C. Sturwold, M. Taylor, D. Snoddy, J. Thompson. Row Three-J. Strothman, D. Stivers, J. Stikeleather, R. Stevens, D. Sparks, R. Templeton, J. Suhre, K. Stoops, F. Tierney. Row Four-W. Sundin, J. Stevens, R. Steele, J. Thomas. HOMEROOM 209 Row One-B. Van Hart, W. Venable, L. Whitaker, L. Van Slyke, L. Warner, N. Wildridge, E. West, M. Unc-apher. Row Two-B, Tripp. C. Tressler, D. Volz, P. Wanee, A. Whitten. V. Vaughn, S. Willhite, M. Van Hart, B. White. Row Three--M. Woodward. J. Tressler, J. Townsend, B. Todd, H. Whitcomb. B. Van Ausclall, R. Vail, C, Yates, A. Witt. Row Four-H. Wiley, G. York. G. Tryon, D. Wilkinson, R. Zornes, J, Turley. 37 ,ses 4 fu' , ,, U2 I s r W1 0-1 i,,... 1 ..-......- .-. . . ::s :s s : . '-5: 2:s:5:5::- N 1 1 'X I'li N 'WE ' 1 W, , 'gl X N QV HI ,aff qi' ' x N du 4' Ill , x W ' N w Q l j 1 I 1 1 N M9 - ,T ..., ,ff in I 1 N II fa? A5 T 'LR X v ', T-W ' in . V IW 4+ 4 X A , , , 2 Q 3:0 01 N I N NK X xx k X Il ' 1 N if fm, N 5 1:1 NX 'X f X X 2,9 Seifgxg Y at f X a I X I ' ' ,, X 'W.A: V,.Eq:1 , g r 4 ,4 'Wu ? ff, 'ffrffffffiffffg 1ff 2555 :ffffffg is :f 5 g51e5Qff,:g-5f1f5g2 fffff 5 5 ffm M4 19 .,., .,.V.A .,.....,, ' 3- I Mg 'xy' f f df N f ,I f5qf::,:: 1,::f:,l1 . M t i i ' l L l Our Clubs ww 'YS E1 F: .1 QL NP Row One-S. Andre, J. Wilson, J. McCain. Row Two-A. Crawford, B. Harris, S. Tripp, J. Morrison, M. Brockman. Loft to Right-J. Morrison, J. Wilson, S. Tripp. Left to Right-S. Andre, J. McCain, M. Brocklnan, A. Crawford. Mr. Rod Cord, Advisor, and Becky Harris, Editor-in-Chief. 40 Cooperation And Ability B end in The Creation XV ill we meet our deadline? This was the question that the yearbook staff kept asking itself. XVith the expert editorship of Becky Harris the staff strove on- ward and eompleted the yearbook on time. It took a lot of time and effort on the part of the staff along with a lot of fuu and enjoyment. Mr. lohn Paul. business manager. Of The Memorial Of 1959 As all other books of this type, it must be sold. A hard working busiuess staff, headed by Mr. Iohn Paul. did its best to push the sales. The sales staff was redueed to only eight salesmen this year. Lynda Taylor and lane McCain were appointed by Mr. Paul to serve as chairmen of the sales. COHISCAN SALESMEN Row One-J. Quenzer, L. Taylor, J. McCain, B. Fields, G. VVi11iamson. Row Two-J. Heineman, R. Baker, J. Cain. u ws li 0 O 5.5 D O Cl O , . .E s 1 1' Q 41 The Clarion-A Reflexion Of The Usual Bustle Of CHS . . . .-ii QUELL AND SCRGLL Row One-Mary Avery, Mike Brocknian, Lois Graham. Row Tivo-Suzie Tripp, Ann Crawford. Becky Harris, Donna Noll. 128130 Left to right are M. Avery, P. Sallee, L. Graham, A. Crai ford. S. Tripp. S. Andre, D. Noll, and B. Harris, In the hack are RI. Brockman and J. Morrison, y. CLARION STAFF Hard-working staff and publishers of the first semester Clarion did a fine, enthusiastic job. Heading the unusually small staff were Editor-in-chief. Donna Nollg Feature Editor, Mary Averyg Sports Editor, Mike Brockmang Assistant Sports Editor, Ronnie Myer. Others from previous journalism and Clarion classes willingly and ably assisted the official staff. Also combining their energies for an equally fine Clarion publication for the second semes- ter was a large staff of ten. The staff was head- ed by Ann Crawford. Editor-in-chiefg Feature Editor. Kay Davisg Sports Editor. Max Brand- leyg Assistant Sports Editor, David Cotton: As- sistant Feature Editor, Phyllis Blair. Contribut- ing as reporters were lanice Adams. Stanley Cordin, Mike Thomas. a n d Cha r l e s Nloorniann. 12 ct 30 is tlic local press club and Quill and Scroll is tlic international honorary journal- ism organization. 42 as 2-Er si ' 99 3, if-Q1 W. -mx X 3 9 Q f ,Y Q5 W x wrmv' f , ,W as 1 , 'f 5 ,wk....,, -L CLARION STAFF Row One-Phyllis Sallee, Lois Graham, Mary Avery, Suzie Tripp, Becky Harris, Donna Noll. Row Two-Bill Schwein, Mike Brockman, Charles Moorman, Ronnie Myer. Row One-Phyllis Blair, Joan Connell, Ann Crawford, Kay Davis, Janice Adams. Row Two-Charles Moorman, Mike Thomas, Stanley Gordin, David Cotton, Max Brandley. ,ff ai w. iw im' 514111: l ' M f'iW Tj !i Tw' uv-gx--- -4, Row OneS. Andre, B. White, L. Brown, S. Aldridge. B. Fields, P. Armstrong, B. Harris, S. Noble, A. Crawford, G. Williamson, N. Weist. B. XVeist, N. Watterson. Row Two-C. Ingram. S. Caldwell, J. Jones. L. Taylor, D. Dish- inger. BI, Avery, B. Murphy, K. Buser, L. Jackson, L. Horsley, S. Tripp. E. Weaver, N. Dice, S. Croxon, A. Hamilton, J. Wilson, C. Ripberger. I flv, s. 'Lil' x '1 Row Three-D. Back, L. McFall, R. Baker, J. Quinlan, S. Hibblen, J. Vermeulen, L, Graham, K. Schneider, N. Russell, J. Haley, S. Morris, C. Lipps, J. Mullen, A. Fields, I. Friend, R. Morrow, R. Ray, L. Crane. . Row Four-W. McDonald, J. Morrison, B. Schrepferman, J. Wilson, C. Moormann, A. Teller, D. Pflum, M. Green, B. Schwein, D. Lines, B. Murray, D. Fields, J. Waldron, J. Cameron, M. White, R. Meyers, J. Stater, P. Lockhart, J. Wenger. In The Beginning, 'Way Back When . . . 1 1 if rx, ...R STRUT AND FRET Initiating scycral new practices this year, the Strut et lfretters were kept busier than busy all year. Instead of the usual one. they produced two plays. The Little Dog Laughed and A'Down To Earth. For Christmas they joined with the chorus to produce a heart-warming hour of Ynletide entertainment. All those with an earned number of Thespian points attended 'l'he Music Klan in Cincinnati. National 'llicspians of the club journeyed to Elkhart, Indiana, to produce a one-act play for the annual state meeting. Membership was open to sophomores. juniors, and seniors who successfully passed rigorous tryfouts. For the second consecutive year, Xliss Phyllis NValtcrs spon- sored the group. Officers of Strut et Fret are: Mike Green. president, Becky Harris, vice-president, Sue Noble. secretary, Suzie Tripp, treasurer, and Brenda Fields. scribe. Row One-K. Schneider, I. Friend, A. Fields, L. Horsley, B. Weist, K. Buser, A. Hamilton, L. MeFa1l. Row Two-S. Tripp, B. Fields, S. Morris, N. Weist, J. Mullen, N. Dice, N. Watterson, R. Baker. Row Three-J. Morrison, B, Schwein, L. Crane, J. Waldron, D. Fields, M. Green. B. Murray, D. Lines, J. Wenger, D. Back. How OnesS. Andre. J. Mullen, L. Horsley, B. Fields, K. Schneider, N. Dice. K. Buser, N. Weist. Row Two-S. Tripp, D. Lines, D. Fields, J. Morrison, A. Teller, L. Nlclfall, D. Back, N. Watterson. 44 Row One-P. Smith, V. Nester, K. Davis. A. Crawford. B. Fields, J. McCain, P. Gillum, S. Tripp, J. Mullen, C. Ripberger, L. Stark, E. Gabbard, J. Reed. - Row Two-B. Smith, M. Pruet, K. Kuntz, C. Eastriclge. M, A Bryant. D, Noll. F. Burks, K. Buser, B. Harris. J. A, Stelle. S, Noble, J. Wilson. J. Leming, J. Haley, C. Lipps. C. Charles. Bl. Short, C. Craig, B. Dugan. Row Three-B. Burgdoerfer, E. Herold, B. Gilbert, J. Hilbert, A. Hamilton. S. Croon, B. White, L. Jackson, J. Jones. M. Weist V ir ...ua L. Horsley, A. Fields, I. Friend. C. Bunyard, S. Bills, G. Evans E. Pittman, L. Hilbert. How Four5P. Koons, Y, Woodward, B. Huber. I. Rea, C. Reagon C. Sehliehte, J. Miller. P. Seibert, S. Gough, B. Wanley. L Sherry, B. Huber, P, Guy, S. Gabbard. P. Gabbard, M. Walker Rl. Strawn, L. Fox, L. Taylor. Row Five-J. Quinlan. A. Ripberger, J. Taylor. J. Venable. L Raudebush, Mrs. Crawford. The Ushers, An Essentia Part Cf All CHS Productions USH ERS CLUB Volunteering their services as ushers. ineinhers of the girls' ushers elnh gladly serve at plays. musical eon- eerts. eonnneneeinent and baccalaureate exercises, Ad- vised by Nlrs. Robert Crawford, these girls compose the largest and one of the most needed school organiza- tions. lleading the elub are Brenda Fields, president, and lane Bla-Cain. secretary. Contributing to the well-organized process of usher- ing at the basketball games are the members of the inale ushers Club. Sponsoring their activities is Klr. Rieharcl Barrows. Row One-K. Summan, D. Hornung, J. Steiner, W. Thralls. Row Two-Mr. Barrows, J. Lakes. D. Lunsford, T. Ruther- ford, R. D. Morrow, R. Hensley, C. Sasher. AAF Ru EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Becky Harris C0-EDITORS Suzie Tripp Jane McCain Ann Crawford Sherrie Andre Judy Wilson Mike Brockmon Jim Morrison ADVISOR Mr. Rod Cord X 5, in ' ,Q f YI? f'f'Nf'X l ! Future Farmers-The Strength Of Qur Nation. l7.F.:X. stands for Ll 11i1tio11g1l orgirnizntiorr of. by, and for boys studyiirg voentioirgrl ngrieulture. The letters l .l'..'X. IllCLlll l3'uture Fiiriners of Aineriear. Our local cl1.1pter farms Llll l2Ll .rerc fllflll west of the city as o11e of their activities. It also has its own basketball and softball tennis wh1el1 play' other fC1l1ll chapters in this LlTL'Ll. Their nclvisor is Mr. RlCClllllGf'. Officers of F, F. A. ure: President, NVendell Hurst, Vice-President. David Cox: Secretary, Everett A. Mc- Cauley: Treasurer, Bill Quick, Reporter, Lowell Limpus: Sc11ti11el. David Caldwell: Parlia111e11tu1'ia11, lim Kellamg Clmplirin, Gerald XVeiler: Advisor, Everett L. McCauley. nihv-A' Row One: E. McCauley. B. Quick. W. Hurst, S. Caldwell, Row Four: L. Schneider, R. Ailes, P. Messer, T. Griffith, fSweethea1't1 D. Cox. L. Limpus. D. Caldwell. F. Koohns, B. Amerhein, J. Seifert, R. Cules, J. Hunt, Row Two: G. Duncan, H. Lingg, L. Keller, G. Weiler, R. H. Neff. Ailes. J. Kellam. G. Henry. Row Five: L. Hartman, D. Hadler, R. Horning, J. Eakins, Row Three: E. McCauley. Advisor, T. Mount, B. Loper. L. G. Manlove, J. Blackburn, E. Brown, E. Osborn, Jr., Charles. B. Metcalf. B. Spencer, J. Rowe, J. Preeht, B. Kalkoff. J. Rose. R. Hurst. 1 WW' 4-.H -. - I V r ' x wmv '69 -fu F44 12 4 6 a uv- , .fr I if .Yah T My mimi' OFFICERS Row One: E. McCauley, Jr., B. Quick, W. Hurst, D. Cox, L. Limpus, D. Caldwell. Row Two: G. Duncan, B, Duncan, H. Lingg, L. Keller, G. Weiler, R. Ailes, J. Kellam, G. Henry. 46 Row One, first ten in order of rank-S. Tripp not present. B. Sehwein, P. Armstrong, A. Crawford, A. Fields, R. Urdal, B. Harris, J. Fetty, B. Fields, P. Judy. Row Two-J, Wilson, J. McCain, K. Davis, J. Hopkins, P. Kellam, M. Golay, R. Wagner, M. Moran, G. Reed, D. Noll, C, Klopp, J. Adams, S. Vice, M. Avery. Row Three-J. Cain, H. Neff, L. Crane, R. Baker, D. Pflum, K. Strawn. Also not present were J. Taylor, M. Lakes. 4 Q 1' E L o T THE C.H.S. STUDENT COUNCIL Coordinating the student hody and faculty. and interpreting ull school policies are the rnain duties of the Student Council. An elected group. the Council consists of four seniors, three juniors, two sopho- niores. two freshmen, one Negro representative and their sponsor, Mrs. Miirgarct Reed. These Who Lead, Scholasticcally And Socially . . . NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National llonor Society is composed of seniors who are in the upper fifteen per cent of their class. They' achieve this honor by their high grade standing during all four years of high school. Row One, left to right-K. Strawn, S. Caldwell, B. Harris, A. Craw- ford, B. Tripp and T. Welch. Row Two-J. Crone, G. Henry, M. White, D. Short, E. Sleet, and S. House. . Q-4 4 aa- 5 -K Thoughtful Citizens Probe into The Future, Exploring .2 gf F.B.L.A. As one of the largest elubs in C.lI.S.. F.B.L.A. is also one of the most active. Sponsored and guided by Xliss Ileilrnan, many proieets are earried out throughout the year. 'I'he main project and the one most looked forward to is the nianageinent of Pen- neys store clou'ntou'n the day before Nlothers day. l'.B.L..fX. also sponsors the sale of earnations at the first basketball game as one of its annual events. F.B.L.A. Row One-Imogene Wilson, Carol Biggs, Jo Ann Brewer, Violet Woodward, Peggy Clark, Becky Helms, Janice Hurst, Dorothy McDonough, Sandy Wellman. Row Two-Phyllis Schuler, Phyllis VanAusdall, Sandra Combs, Lona Adams, Diane Dishinger, Bonnie Murphy. Karen Schneider, Lea Chandler, Sarah Hibbeln, Lynda Taylor, Mary Avery. Row Three-Gloria Reed, Beverly Gilbert, Jean Hilbert, Elizabeth Herold, Suzanne Croxon, Bonnie Wanley. Mary Anne Whatley, Betty Mendell, Nancy Dice, Eileen Weaver, Mamie Gabbard, Sharon George, Mary Kay Moran, Rose Marie Corbin, Barbara Mattingly. Row Four-Sheila Gilland, Judy McQuinley, Laura Argent, Alpha Bowne, Enid Fisher, Jerian Miller, Patty Reynolds, Bonnie Rusterholtz, Ruth Raver, Rita Ratz, Linda Webster, Marlene Golay, Mar- garet Walden, Jane Spaulding, Rita MeCarroll, Sadie Friend. Row Five-Diana Handley, Sally Little, Pat Han- lon, Miss Heilman. F.N.A. Row One-I. Friend, C. Schlichte, A. Hamilton, C. Bunyard, P. Gillum, R. Riley. Row Two-V, Nester, M. Pruett, P. Armstrong, A. Crawford, M. Nichols, B. DeArmond. Row Three-R. Wagner, C. Bertseh, D. Rich- ardson, J. Duncan, N. Glover, R. Nolte, S. Koch, J. Kline. F.N.A. Future Nurses of Aineriea is another of the or- ganizations of C.Il.S. which represent students who plan to enter a partieular profession. Their advisor is Xliss Linkle. 48 The Many Possibilities Gf Tomorrow F.T.A. Row One-J. Stelle, G. Williamson, K. Davis, A. Kee, J. McCain, B. Fields, B. Harris, S. Noble, S. Tripp, J. Hopkins, J. Collins, J. Grant, B. Senior, J. Reed. Row Two-K. Kuntz, B. Burgdoerfer, C. East- ridge, P. Siebert, J, Miller, P. Smith, A. Craw- ford, C. Lipps, L. Stark, S. Ripberger, J. Lem- ing, A. Fields, J. Haley, A. Whitten. Row Three-J. McCoy, H. Mallory, V. Selke, F. Burks, C. Burkhart, B. Tripp, K. Hardy, C. Breuwer, J. Bunzendahl, J. Bullock, J. Carter. B. Herron, P. Guy, L. Councellor. Row Four-D. Pflum, D. Lines, J. Morrison, R. Robbins, T. Jackson, M. Brown. LIBRARY Row One-M. Kowalsky, M. Golay, A. Fields, S. Fields, P, Schuler, J. Story, L. Lockhart, A. Logstorx, G. Reed. Row Two-G, Feltz, P. Lockhart, R. Morrow, Mrs. Dorsett, F. Webster, M. Whatley, B. Conner, D. Lines, J. Kelly. FTA LIBRARY CLUB -Jn!-AV: ,, lf ,,,,.a. As onc of thc most active of thc school organiza- Assisting in thc library and lcarning thc mam func tions, FTA sponsors inauy projects and assistanccs tions and scrxices rcndcrcd by kl library. members of the throughout thc ycar. Mrs. Harold Donieker serves as Library Club .irc instructed by Mrs. Ross Dorsctt sponsor and Dale Pfluni acts as president. SPANISH CLUB Row Onewsandra Crowe, Barbara Tomlin, Jackie Taylor, Linda Border, Sandra Morris, Joyce Geren, Kaaren Hardy, Barbara Burg- doerfer, Jesse Hurley, Connie Reagan, Mary Jarrett, Rhonda Jarrett, JoAnn Little. Row Two-John Binder, Ronnie Parker, June Breitenbach, Judy Powell, Kathy Colby, Sarah Caldwell, Carol Ingram, Winona Diehlman, Dede Lines, Emily Lines, Betty Mendell, Jane Miller, Joan McCoy. Row Three-Mary Anne Whatley, Miss Kerr, Dennis Day, Joe Cregar, Mike Risch, Dick Ward, Bob McCoy, Curt Tate, Frank Tierney, Fred Allen, David Lines, Don Layson, Byron Murray, Doug Grant, Steve House, James Lake, Eenfmilrickson, Ronnie Ray, Frank Wilhelm, 1 oy . FRENCH CLUB How One-S. Howe, H, Pruitt, M. Hinners, P. Hanlon, K. Buser, L. Jackson, J. Wilson, A. Hamilton, A, Crawford, S, Napier, J. Collins, IS. Parris, C. Schliclite, S. Thomas, N. Wat- terson. Non' 'l'wo-J. Briley, L. Benjamin, J. Quenzer, .l. Carter, L. Brown, B. While. J. Hollings- -.vorth, B. Burqdoerfer. M. Bryant, S, Andre, t'. Bertsch. D. Noll, Il. Nolte, J. McCoy, C. Qxlc-Coy, S. Bills, L. Larrison. Row Three-H. Whitconib, L. Sneider, R. Carter, R. Robbins, J, Bunzendahl, M. Brown, S. Funk. J. Grant, L. Starr. J. Heck, B. Tripp, D. Templeton, J. Gabbard. C. Charles, Ron' Four-R. Reece, B, Urclal, C, Cramer, P. Fettig, Il. Fiant. C. Councellor, Mrs. Metz, J. Schlichte, H. Neff, J. Chaney, R. Morrow. J.C.L. Row One-C. Rusk, L. Wesner, B. Smith, S. Gough, K. Hardy, V. Woodward, L. Horsley, J. Mullen, K. Davis, S. Noble, B. Fields, M. Coe, L. Stark, C. Strewing, C. Ripberger. Row Two-J, Thurman, R, Rowan, J, Haley, J. Leming, M. Strawn, P. Smith, J. Ingram, B. Weist, M. Shaver, E. Weaver, J. McCain, J. Quinlan, M. Short, L. Taylor. E- Gabbafd, M- Brown, B. Gabbard, L, Councellor. Row Three-T. Collins, D. Walters, J..T3Y10l', M. Miller, .l, Jackson, T, Noble, D. Fields, J- Cameron, M. Keller, N. Kennedy, J. Inderstot, J. Reed, R. Fiant, M. Moran. Row Four-R. Anness, IVI.-Howard, D- EHUXEF, I.. Smith, M, White, M. Cline, D. Case, R. Rob- bins, B. Iluhhard, G. Thompson, B, Cappel, L. Toclrank, M, Aldridge, P. Fettmg, B. Murphy- 50 CAMERA CLUB Camera Club pretty well explains its purpose in its name. It is 21 group of students who are interested in photog- raphy. and wish to learn more about their hobby. Their sponsor is Mr. Crone. Row One+B. Grewe, S. Honaker, J. Steiner, C. Cox, J. Foster, J. Hurst, R. Raver, L. White, E. Weaver. Row Two-D. Brollier, D. Day, N. Selke, R. Ray, B. Weaver, B. Schwein. PROJECTION CLUB The Projection Club is Z1 sehool serv- iee organization for the purpose of training students in the eare. operation. and upkeep of visual education equipment. Row One-L. McFall, D. Day, B. Grewe, C. Councellor, D. Douglas, G. James. Row Two-D. Binder, B. Parvis, D. Lines, L. Hobbs, B. White, J. Vermeulen, M, Lakes, Y. Harrison, C, Rowland, I. Friend. Row Three-B. Schlichte, B. Weaver, M. Ald- ridge, L. Schneider, C. Brunsman, N. Selke, J. Cheatham, C. Mercier, E. Weaver, D. Richard- son, R. Raver. Row Four-D. Back, D. Robbins, R. Baker, D. Sargent, J. Baker, H. Baldwin, J. Hanson, P. Messer, B. Stikeleather, G. Good, H. Wiley, M. George. Row Five-T. Churchill, J. Showalter, D. Todd, R. Maxwell, B. Teller, B. Blakley, K. Summan, K. Evans. Su' -343- Eg. WOO DWI N D BRASS Row One-R. Blarney, J. Cheatham, E. Osborne, B. Murphy, B. Row One-R. Hubbard, J. Jackson, L. Selke, J. Cain, R. Murphy, Weist, J. McCoy, J. Mullen, J. Adams, B. Huber. K. Stoops, J. Brochin, D. Rogers, B. Cooksie. Row Two-RI. Coe. J. Stater, L. Van Slyke, J. Johnson, J. McCoy, Row Two-M. Miller, J. Blackburn, D. Dragoo, J. Suhre, J. I. Quinlan, E. Ball, F. Ogan, D. Rowell, V. Selke. Collins, B. Bly, N. Dice, G. Gilbert, B. Teller, B. White, R. Clingman, F. Schweikle. Row Threw.-1, Burlingame, R,AEshelman, A. Teller, V. Vaughn, Row Three-K. Delany, D. Hogan, J. Barnett, T. Gilbert. M. Cline, lx. Hardy, J. HOPklHS. Row I-'our-J. Whitten, R. Maxwell, B. Seifert, N. Selke, R. Zimmerman. . 5 ' . A 5,,i,,X1N',i1PfglSe.:Q'. sat.: - ' ' X Q ,-,.. .JN ,ff , ' -. . fl .4 3 X 5 ' w i ., gi.,-,KI LMC , F W R -l a ra tyugsa ' Many Find A New Realm Of Expression In The Beauty And Versatility Of Music Music, in all its many variations, is a constant source of expression and joy to botli participants and listeners. To further specialize in the many fields, special groups have been originated. In 1957, a twenty- member dance band was organized, this group has played for several social functions, and presents an annual jazz concert. The Dixieland Band is smaller yet, it performs special numbers for variety in botli Concert Band and Dance Band performances. Schwelkle Tom Gllbert Becky Har J r ' s 9 Mr George Ewing ei if H ' .. . . 1:5 1 ' , :I - k f ,V .ZS-,,g':2 .. b J... . anis-kiwi' ares 1 . lf - .. fe. .i5rQ-f ffweiw. ij G n , . f gb J' Y F' f gf 1.2.5 .1 S ,1 f:, V. N C A K i L lg wg ' 'N - Qfx :ri ,. QQ Q-3: g t- xl: Q t . , 3 5 'v xi f 9 , X .X , -2 1 X 2 , is X-.Qx.i,,+,.. iffviki Q V. QM, 1 . 1 X . 4 M . - A was h A., 'ts -V rx lf- , . -- :Z A . J - ? 4.w.p..'f J ' . A A ' A A f 5.5 ' 5 4. ' , YHA . Q 4 , 1 - nf' . , ' P A . '. fi - . A A ' , 5 , b A Y' . V w Y . f i Q M Sir fb. iKi:.l.- 5 f 9 A Q 6 A A - ff'-2 ' lf' 2 5 - I ' 'i Q S25 'ff X fa . J A fx. A . .J A .A -3 - J ., ,V , ga.g'A. . is Q' fir ' ll' 1 :L-.. ,. xiii, JZ ff 5 - S. l l if li .4-C. ' L 'A V F ' . 16.33. ' M f f , . - , ,. v ky- -. , f 5 5 1 L , 5 , A el. . , l V f -x . V -,-A , f ' ' , A ' 2 i -. .. ,-Q, . sw .. , X . 1 ' ' ' 2 1- rf: ' is 2 V i 1 , . ' 'Qi 254 44 . - - 'Q l I 1 I . 15 i I 5 I 5 f -' . P' - , ,' fi nfl :fig . In ','i fe'9.en', sl. R-eq ,... V, -.in.'!Q I - . .L . 1- J:-:.. . 1. f37'7Q.?'5ff71'5sEf'lwl.- ze--.f-?-1-Z- ..: -4n2siz1':f?:f CONCERT CHGER flow One-C. Reagon. J. Reed. C. Heck. S. Napier. S Herrick. A. Brown. C. Teller. J. Carter. C. Cox. S l-ir.liin5sv.o1'th. B. Cox. J. Blanton. Rota' Tvfo-S. Little. Y. Hahn. J. Adams, J. Friend, P Clark. A. Grimes. J. Six. J. Gabbard, D. Rusher, J Tliurmna. R. Rowan. L. Taylor. M. Walker. Rovx Three-G. Buckler. J. Keller, J. Humes. B. Filz ierald. G. Crowe. F. Berry. J. Amrhein. J. Thurman W. Dora. E, Sleet. J. Xewkirk. DOUBLE SEXTET Roar One-B. Abercrombie, C. Teller. A, Brown. S Hollingsworth. ov: Two-ll. Taylor, P. Schubert. J. Blanton, M lf-'z..kL-11 Pow Three-.l. Varter. C. Cox. J. Gabbard. D. Rushc.-r SEXTET Left to Right-J. Reed. P. Clark. C. Heck. A. Grimes, I. Rea. Herrick. Y. Hahn. N 54 .L 1 ,-fl. ' CHORUS Row One-H. Hinchman, J. Gabbard, J Cox, B. Abercrombie. B. Helmes. M Taylor, P. Shubert, S. Brown, C. Allen, P May. J. Dennis, S. Caldwell, M. Powell C. Nunn, M. Paddock, G. Fox. Row Two-B. Cornnor. L. Reed. R. Collins M. Myers. B. Adam. H. Boggs. P. Sleet C. Sleet, J. Cox, B. Grubbs, C. Huber, J Powell, Y. Hahn, Y. Gabbard. P. Guy P. McC1urg. How Three-C. Corziner. J. Taylor. G. Stans bury. N. Salyer, E. Lainhart, M. Lynn Addison. B. Purcell, F. Allen, J 'iVG2iTC'1'. L. Bruce. D. Garrison. fr WM, I ' l . qs Haunting Melodies Continue Lifting The Human Spirit . . . A beautiful voice is a priceless gift, the chorus, choir, and sextct arc organized to help train and de- velop the gifts of all who join the music department. These groups presented an annual concert, special nuin- bers at Christmas and Easter, and joined Strut 8: Fret in a Christmas playlct. Nlr. Richard Ioncs, director of the orchestra, and Xlr. Robert Beckman, director of the chorus and choirs. Row One-C. Senn, H. Lunsford, B. Weist, J, Adams, B. Huber, R. Matney, E. Osborn, L. Van Slyke, R. Little, E. Lines. Row Two-E. Scanlon, D. Lunsford, A. Whitten, D. Lines, K. Hardy, B. Murhpy, J. Cheatham. J. Sehwaikle. B. White, J. Binder, J. Stevens. Row Three-J. Whitten, J. Gabbard, L. Handley, J. Lines, B. Parvis, T. Gilbert, E, Weaver, R. Schneider, R. Anness. L. Abercrombie. Melodies which arc recaptured by the grace and beauty of the stringed instruments are the specialty of the Connersvillc lligh School Orchestra. This group presents at least one concert every year, and joins neigh- boring towns in sponsoring the Music Festival and several district contests. 55 Allen County Public Library 900 Webste S r treet P0 Box 2270 Fort Wayne, IN 45801-2270 A Spectacular Year -- 1959 . ' Of CHS Featured In The Curcus Maxamus Rx. Psychologists often use the word association testg our COHISCAN staff. not to be out done, also conducted a test of its own. Its thenie was personality, and its results are pictured on the adjoining pages. These members of the senior class were associated with a certain phase of personality. The ten phases used are usually connected with one teen-ager's description of another in some way. Best Looking-Brenda Fields, Max Brandley. Personality With A Spartan Flavor f .1 Xlittiest-Lois C-rallain, Albert Brown. Wai 'QQ '7 ...M Q liriendliest-Bill SCl1XX'Clll,KHj'DHX'lS. Best Personality-lane McCain, Howard Neff. x ' Best Dressed-Suzie Tripp, Stanley Gordin. Most Athletic-Kenny Strawn, Sandra V ice. 1 4,114.15 ff 41551 I-rv 'BESDK2 A E 3 ' f 1 BCH AH'f0UUd - George HCUT33 ADH Mo5tTg11katix'e-Dave Hamliton, Marg' Ann Crawford. Spafkgl X Most Popular-Becky Harris, Kenny Strawn. Best Dancers-Ann Kee. Mike Green. SpCCCl1 and DTLl1l12ltlCS- Druid LiuCS. Brenda Fields. Iixcry Spec-tticulgir uiust Iuuc its item. riud thc 5PgXR'l'.X SPIQCIKXCU- l.,-XR ix no exception. .-Xftcr four ycurs 'i 's of ligird work. flllJNC students sliouc luriglit with the light of education. lliey were clumu by tlic various dC- ptirtrmutx tis outxtgiudiug in tliut par- ., . flLlll.lY field of Ntudy. 'llicy couiprisc 'flu' tlllllthll Nxxlllflt Xllio in l'lClllCLl- ll4lIlu uf 'fi Music-Emily Lines, lane Hopkins Peggy Clark. N . X91-A21-:fe - if Q 2Ax:efQfSs, J X 1 L . ...K :Q 1 1 Q - 53, ' 7 x . rl, Home lfcououiics-Nlury Agriculturc - Bob lNlCtCf1lf Auu llilbcrt, Iuditli Ttiylor. VVcudCll Hurst. fm Q. xl .X 1 A -., I . E ,ff 1 ti 3' 1 t 5 ,,, pfff xx g X . . . n Art-Iuu Morrison, Kar- Scicucc-Suzie 'l ripp WHQ'S WHO cu Scliucidcr. Iolin Cain. Stars On The Spectacular Side 58 . ,MX i i Matliematies-Iames Petty, Suzie Tripp, Ronnie Lmigruige-Davicl Lines, Ronnie Urdal, Urdal, Iolm Cain. 4 1' ff? r .1-Z v b. Social Studies-lolin Cain, Beeliy Harris, Suzie Tripp, Mike Broekniun. U ' if Q ' 9 X A 's English-Bill Seliwein, Ann Crawford, Brenda Fields, Howard Neff. Y 1 1' A l . x W up 4 ix bl hggx, it. .TVA am' Q T Bill Sc-liwein. Business-Lois Griilirnn. lo Ann Bren'- er, Mary Kin' Xlorun. Carol Sue Klopp. - QL' s , 'f B, .wi y 'wr 2'-.1 ' i ix E S -N 1 i i ,er ' , X -53' P K. . u, is S-f ' :rf 551' -Q.: gr Q 3 9 ' '1.fe+'5r'5L-.555.1-fi.-:ff rfiigiffr L . .i. j, t 1' W fx' - ., V , Z A -+-X ff T ' -1 w I Q .rre J Iournalisrn - Becky' Harris, Mike Broelimau, Suzie Tripp. Our Spartans Begin To Assume The Responsibilities ROTARY AND LIONS CLUB GUESTS Each vear tivo senior boys are chosen by their homeroom teachers to serve as Rotary and Lions Cluh guests. These bovs were chosen because thev had achieved outstanding recogni- tion in nientalitv, personality. and character. Bv attending these meetings the boys were given the chance to meet some of the promin- ent business men of the communitv. Through speakers. who talked on their profession. the boys learned more concerning the t0wn'S activity and development. Once a month tvvo of the boys were entitled to visit one of these clubs. 'Wina- 'L+ E? Of Manhood LloNs CLUB Row One-J. Fetty, J. Cain, D. Hamilton, K. Strawn, D. Pflum, D. Lines. Row Two-R. Clingman, R. Urdal, B. Metcalf, G. Henry, M. Brandley, R. Baker, B. Schwein. ROTARY Row One-G, Boiles, L. MeFa11, D. Cotton, F. Berry, D. Quinn, M. Brockman, D. Stevens. Row Two-J. 0'Brien, M. Reece, H. Neff, J. Heineman, R. Baker, D. Back, R. Urdal. .Q -.pi QA 'rsvp .13 PJ ' x f:- 5493 Row One-M Evans D Foreman R White J Cameron Row Two-M. White, J. Waldron, D. Ball, L. Smith, Miss Sue Kerr, Schweikle C. Williams, D. Fields, M. Howard, D. Entner. MEN OF SPARTA Although thc sophomore lli-Y club has only l3 iiicmbcrs it has accomplished much this ycar. The club sold thc Pcp-no-crat hats to thc school .uid painted thc Spartan hcads on thc storcs during thc scctiouul. XYhcu it ciimc tiiiic for thc polio fund thc Hi-Y club passcd out thc polio postcrs. Ext thc frcshiiigui-soplioiiiorc Tri-lliAY und sopho- morc Hi-Y club ClLlllCC hcld on lllllllllff' 31. Miss Nancy xXvLll'lC1'SO1l was clioscu Quccii. 'l'hc officcrs of thc club arc: Prcsidciii. Ficd Scliwcildcg Vicc-Prcsidcnt, Don Entucrg Sccrctury, Lloyd Smith: rl'I'CLlSl,l1'C1'. Bob XVhitc. Thcir .idvisors arc Xliss Kcrr and Quciitoii Hciislcy. fi. 4 4, ,,,, .1 it. fb 1 ru-Qw' 4. A. -. L 9 .4 K. , gif Q .,,...1., Y ,. .., 'i',f'f' 355, 4 P1-91 'ix Ki' Y cl ' X 'I'llNtC good? Of c-onus! Good Scouts! Yum, Ylllligbllt' what rcsultsl Exercise? Oh, Colne ou nov 'l'cudcr. Fricndlv, iS1l't she? vffl' 1 1 -4.41 A wan, .,,, fo ' li '42, 'G'- ififv S512 I Y XX 'QIQW 5. wi' 5:5 ' . ni W - F ,J fi 'I Q 14 . , 1 o 1 52? 1 . f f . 'r Q Q ., Lv ' Q6 , 4 I , V 413 IV I ,J V :rx M ,,,,, y ,- ' , U' 4- if: . -Q L- 1' - r , A ,.- I :if xg-45.1 , lj, wx l W f, f 1:1-Y. W 7. 4 , i :I ,- -2 fx: J . ,H - .bg V V, in . ' 5 1, ,T A in ,Q 06, L gf ,sw 'fs if - Ji , -A . . M ,,,,,f,fxy,z, If fx-va.. , if V , v, qi,-'Taz , 5. I '12 .mfs I -5 A , ,M . t A The Social Register? Our Friends. Fond Memories Result From Activities Vital To Our World Activities at Conncrsvillc High School highlight the lives of the students Lind add to the cve1'ycluy routine of classrooms and books. Evcryclziy. our lives arc crowclccl with the things that niukc our school days alike: studying, reciting, writing. At thrcce tweiity gi bell trikcs us into another part of our worlcl: activities. Phyilis Blair. CHS 1959 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. ! .g ,aft ,. J ,TS V ,th of f 245,1- .Y This has been 21 bad night 2' ag... rw ? SE v FOGTBALL JACKET AWARD WINNERS Row One-L. Masters, L. Stanley, D Short. K. Lewis, K. Evans. Row TwofJ. Chaney, D. Foreman, J Haselby, T. Churchill, C. Williams, D Enlner, D, Lambert. CONCESSION CREW D, Mills. J. Ash, M. Stephens, M. Row land. F. Haugh, S. Honaker, J. Growe G. Tryon. SENIOR COUNCIL Row One-S. Tripp. B. Fields, A. Craw ford, J. Hopkins, K. Davis, M. Avery Row Two-D. Pflum, H. Neff, B Schwein, G. Henry, K. Strawn. Miss Brown wmv XVC get thc signal. girls. Steady, aim, firc! we si w W!!! -1 Scenes Of CHS Activities Highlight The School Life Of The Students A quiet moment-which are few and fur betwecn, This one has thc spirit. W t, , 65 Y,,4 Pi rf' l l - l 3 2 5 I' .A- ,il I V v . rgl Composing the Sparta Spec- tacular are the school itself, thc student body, and the in- tangible aura of loyalty and spirit. Each faction is a smoothly-running production in itself. Combined, they form a spectacular of panoramic proportions, in keeping with the high standards originated by the Spartans. Our pride is justified by our recordg to it may we be ever true. gi if--,' , ...eq risk ' l il J Lin i uqH 1' ii W1 ll il A u mail X , i 1 Qvfsaiia 3, X ' ,-:..'L-- -+- I Q Q , .M...,. . . 3 . g, -3 ' U 0 xx f ,ei A . Je - . .V ,vs 'V K .MOU xubf B.-f H Mivw 8 fxvfg-'95, -M ---1 A N. ' NA 4 ' V .iv 'fl 'gfkk , I , X Q' QXHX' V Mm AE . ,ef - s 'QI' Q4 'V' X -fx 5 I, .X 5' fxx X 5- Q I X'i7'fN5NN 'w fktgbf-X ' 'X 3 NM ,MQ x ng, ' I Q ,if ff . fA ,N W f XXNWW - M 9 J? .X , If X XX X X xi -7 vp , Q H 7 N Y . + . :11 ' ' , X -'T 35 X w l ,e 2 mx ix ' 1 Nxl NX 1? Q M f- f, .J 1 ' . ,51- U .. G 4' rf te J Here is the C.H.S. coaching staff in a shot taken at Spartan Field. Left to right are Paul Heaton, Jack Griffith, Head Coach Jake Inman, and Ken Gunning. M? Football Squad Small But Mighty This was a tough season for the Spartan football squad. They finished with a Z-7 record, which cer- tainly was not deserved. Many of the games were lost in the waning moments of the game, and the Spar- tans were in the heat of battle throughout. The spirit on this team was very high, as the Big Red never stopped fighting. But football games are not won on spirit alone, it takes some breaks, and these. the Spartans were definitely short on this season. This squad was very light, but they made up for the weight disadvantage by speed and hustle. How- ever, this did hurt them, especially in late stages of the game. Graduating seniors on the team include Ed New- ton, Ierry Humes, Howard Neff, Bill Schrepferman, Jimmy Cough, Cary Gilbert, VVendell Hurst, and Mike Thomas. Many underclassmen saw plenty of action, and this should give the Spartans some good experience in the near future. Among next year's returning lettermen are linemen Loren Stanley, Steve House, lack Ross, Tom Welsh, and Terry Churchill. Stanley and Churchill play end, House and VVelsh tackle, and Ross as a guard. The backfield corps will be led by Mike Evans, Kenny Evans, David Short-all halfbacks. The quarterback chores will be handled by Mike Aldridge and Larry Masters. Larry saw some action last season as a freshman, and has quite a bit of potential. Mike and Kenny did considerable ball-toting for the Big Red last season, and they will return for two more seasons. David Short saw plenty of action in the backfield and also in the line. VVith these lettermen returning, Coach Iake Inman will definitely have some experienced material with which to work. Such was not the case this past season. In addition to these players, there are many others who saw considerable action and will be in for fulltime duty this fall. There is also a fine-looking crop of players coming up from the freshman team to give these veterans a battle for the starting positions. lt all adds up to an improved showing for the Big Red of 1959. The best of luck is wished to the squad by the Cohiscan staff and the Senior class of 1959. M' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Cl IS OPP Nm' Llmtlg - - ,- 0 Ill Slnllmill, ..... 15 6 Suutlipwrt - - L H .. - 1+ hiturmiix ills -- . Sqin-mr ,-,, ..... - 10 20 Siruil llmit -- - I3 10 Nlirtiimill. - - 2+ lg Ru-lixxll, -- 1? :N Cfiliiiiiliiix - ' 13 VARMTY ll One--Lvl! to right are G. Gilbert. K, Evans, Li krwvye. E Newtun. J. Go1.12h. H. Neff. G. Buck- lcr, Bl Thwniaf. XY. Hurst. A, Sundin. JI. Evans, and J Hunxef. Rim Tim-R, Archbold, C. Cramer. T. Welch. M, Alnlridie, 5. House. J. Ross. T, Churchill, L. Stan- ley. K. Lewis. D. Short. and J. Williamson. R-nu Three-Coach Jake Inman, BI. McCormick. D. I-jntner. B. Thralls. B. Weaver, D. Lambert. Coach Paul Heaton. C. Williams. J. Haselby, D. Foreman. J. Chaney, and L. llaslerb. FQ . . SQ? .. lf' . , u' , , wi lg. 53 of 'f 1 J Jlivwqg-Q' 'y fx C ' . N , -i H 4 g u .1 A 'ff f' X- . ' J H V I Yw S. .4 v- 4. 7, .I 'I . 4 . 6 ,'z 1 19' 'I' QW I xi! AMX A f f nfl K J M f Q ! X 1 . R .-1 ir 'X xg x ,N , K R ..,4-45. .Xa 25X 2 ' 1 J 1 '1 IS I 8 3 'F v .xx wx, Kg if ,gm EQ kvwx-1 !Yf1'f2i y MM S n m , -xz ffm , 1 il 'V a-Vg f N Y 2 ' Q' 3 I 1' H17 LIJQQ1'-A 'L' E 5 1 L it ,,. -x- E, Xf x ,.-I .AQQPQG ' ng., et's Go Big Red, Let's Go! HOMECOMING Brenda Fields. senior, eleet- ed 1953 football queen. and her eourt. Betty Tripp. fresh- rnang Shiela Gilland. iuniorg lilaine Cabbard. sophoinoreg and Becky Harris, senior. The erowning of the queen ap- peared during half-time eere- rnoniea of the last horne foot- ball ganie with Saered Heart. lar' XYilson. past-president of lli-Y. had the honor of erown- ing ller Xlaiesiy. CHEERLEADERS liirtliusiastieally elieer i n g the Spartans on and leading the fans in yells are the six young maids below. Margaret Shaver. Sharon Aldridge, Pat Hanlon. Indy KleQuinley, Carol Ingram, and Sarah Cald- well provide the vivid color and motion always present at such an event. .J g, -t . . 'g.-1. x- . gn.- -fs - ., 3 ,. GP -vw Spartans Play First Season In New Gym BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Liberty ,-- ............ 70-31 Anderson --- .... 46-55 Columbus -- .... 70-60 Rushville --- -- 57-74 Aurora -- .... 65-59 Howe --- .... 63-46 Seymour .... .... 4 9-72 Greensburg .... S5-52 Shelbyville -- .... 53-57 Greensburg .... 67-65 Southport --- --- 53-59 Morristown .... 68-42 Riehmond -- --- 48-42 Martinsville .... 59-70 Shelbyville --- L-- 65-75 Crispus Attueks --- --- 74-65 Franklin ..... .,-. 6 0-59 New Castle --- 64-53 Ieffersonville .... 73-74 Shortridge ........,.,.... ..,. 5 0-63 Sectional Alquina --- ........... ,- S9-34 Brookville -- .... 57-59 Connersville's Spartans had a basketball season of ups and downs. After scoring some impressive victories during the regular season, they were upset in Sectional aetion by the Brookville Greyhounds in a thrilling double-overtime. This was the first season in the new CHS bowl- like gymnasium. From all appearances it was a very sueeessful season at the gate, although the fieldhouse was not actually filled to eapaeity until the Regional tournament. After mauling the Liberty XX-Lll'l'lOTS in their open- ing game. the Big Red found the going pretty rough for the first half of the season. llowever. the Spartans really eame to life in the latter stages ot the season, de- feating the Crispus Attacks Tigers, and the New Castle Trojans. both rated among the top ten teams in the State. The Spartans were paeed in seoring and rebound- ing by Kenny Strawn and Albert Brown. both seniors. Other seniors on the squad ineluded Max Brandley, Dave Hamilton, Iaek Hunt, Dennis Stevens, George Henry, and Iohn Showalter. XVith lettermen Ierry Knight, Loren Stanley, Leslie Hammer, and Steve House returning. it is hoped that the Big Red will go far next season and in the years to come. Row One-J. Showalter, K. Strawn, A. Brown, L. Stanley, L. Hammer. Row Two-S. House, G. Henry, M. Brand- ley, J. Hunt, L. Casey. Row Three-D. Stevens, J. Knight, D. Hamilton. , ii p L it 'nal' 'GT' Q X1 - kai. KJ-Llvff x ,ffvnvw 1 JL r n , x I , Wins!! , iY,,g,Ws 5N,,,? 3 , x ' s 1 Q T J I, S V -f E - ff sd v x ,L, ' F .Ar 4. .fL: lr4w.Q'j- 5 A. 3 V' ' ' Y Q fiiif,-' 'g 'V' X. E -nf F' N- .f Y' 5.4 :I-4 A. f, H t: -' E U u 1 I . 1 S 5 . x 1'4f!iL,g112 Lf'-5LAd14z,44.fff1 R K ,34 1 . 1 N 3 I sua 1 t X Q 'L x 'vw '?Nfz'J' Q U 6 ig. tl D figs KT' 1 H Q . In i -L '1- Z 2 l - ,Y 45, f U -...na b g , 5 ., , Q-U '1-' -.Q I V ... i .N . 1 f-.. a .Ja The Old And New Compose The Forum To emupose the total picture of C.H.S., the old and new blend perfectly. Remodeling the main build- ing has brought its appearance and facilities up to those of the new annex. The three PCS are now balanced by courses offered in business, trade and fine arts. 2 . 4. :J I. A X Row T' . ,,,, ,ink One-T. Churchill. M. Evans, D. Case, K. Evans, D. Entner. Row Two-C. Jessop. B. Loper. J. Ross, P. Crawford, D. Harper. R ow Three-D. Foreman. C. Williams, D. Short, M. Aldridge. C .w. Q., S . ' e9 . 1- W5 JUNIOR SPARTANS This years B Team finished their season with a fine l3-7 reeord. After a rather slow start. the squad found its winning ways, and played excellent basketball in the latter part of the season. Under Coach I-larry Brandley, the team built up a five game winning streak in the late stages of the season when the eompetition was the toughest. The student managers of the Big Red are Lowell Casey of the varsity, and Steve Wicker of the B Team. Mark Moore of the frosh was not present when the picture was taken. 1 1 M I fe- 4 f l , 3 4 4 F J i I I . b ..f. W tx Aj 4 lil in X . , x X C ' xafgge 1 3 if . V114 Q Q i,. .Q .: no -5 S, V Q X' f if is Q li 1' . . A, X ,.,-. , 2 U i gl .1 1 I .Q PC, .bv-Y, it Q -s G4 .l ag. -V3 rack Squad Shows m .rovement K 4 I 'X' . A - ' tl 'zhaiffj fi ' '1 V V 'S 5 ' ' E 5 H Aww ' ' - , F' .I ' 'M' 1 J 'ig K ' Mn .El . n V- l---as J -5- ' ., i' ,Z v dau 4,51 5. .f ,. I'-bv c.. ...nf- Here is a group shot of the C.H.S. track squad of 1958. Pictured with them are Head Coach Paul Heaton and Assistant Coach Harry Brandley. Loren Stanley clears the bar in the high jump. Much is expected from this Junior in his final season. For many years, track has been a declining sport on the C.H.S. schedule. However, it is be- ginning to rebound and interest is being revived. Coach Paul Heaton has developed a rebuilding program, and it has been making progress. If this progress continues. the Spartans should be developing some of the finest squads in the conference. Three of Heaton's prized performers are Max Brandlev, who holds the C.H.S. record for his performance in the low hurdles, Loren Stanley, who has done an excellent job in the high jump, and Icrry Humes, who runs in the dash events. It all adds up to the fact that C.H.S. is looking to the future to develop outstanding track teams. Max Brandley speeds away from the field in the low hurdles. Max showed his heels to competitors in many meets as he holds the C.H.S. record. YYith a fine group of underclassnien, Connors- x'ille's golf squad is making a fine comeback after a couple of rather lean years. The squad, led by Robert Bunyard. Bob Butcher, Ted Harris, and Steve Dorsett, finished fourth in the conference meet this year. They' also were very impressive in their spring rnatchcs. Since these boys still have years of eligibility remaining, CHS's golf picture appears very bright. liach fall, one finds the CHS harriers working hard at Roberts Park. This sport is the inost gruelling of any in the high school athletic program. The cross country nien had a rough season this rear, as they placed tenth in the conference nicet. However. CHS has always fielded fine squads and it is expected that this relapse will only be a temporary one. The team is coached by llarry Brandley. and the graduating seniors are: George Henry. lan Keller. lack llunt. Kenny Strawn. and Albert Brown. Here is the Connersville goltt team who finished a fine fourth in the conference meet. Left to right are: Ken Gunning. coach, T. Harris, R. Bunyartl, and S. Dorsett. B. Butcher was not present when picture was taken. Pictured below is the CHS cross country squad composed mostly of seniors. Left to right are: A. Brown, K. Strawn. G. Henry, J. Hunt, M. Siefert, B. Loper. and J. Keller. an ' , Q 0 ,-F a Al' l X .? TN ffl- we ffm -s-+,. 1 ee, 1' 30 QL as Baseball 0n llpswing At CHS ggnnua-ninaaaralril ,..'s Here is a shot taken of the C.H.S. bench between innings of the Rushville game. Without a doubt, some of these boys will help bring baseball back to the place where it belongs. Like track, baseball has been going down in popularity at C.H.S. But without a doubt it will rebound soon and take its place as a popular sport during the spring. Coach Howard Plough has a fine group of underclassmen who should help the Big Red in upcoming years. In addition to this, the city has embarked on a fine baseball program for the youngsters in Connersville. This program should begin to affect the C,H.S. program shortly, and it will give Coach Plough boys who are quite used to competition. Kenny Strawn, George Henry, Dave Hamil- ton, Gary Crowe. and Merrill Reece are some of the Seniors who have helped the Big Red the past few seasons. and with some of the fine prospects coming up we predict that baseball will once again gain its height in popularity. F 1 J' Bam. lf Kenny Strawn takes a healthy cut in the game against Rushville. Kenny helped the baseball squad immensely with his fine play. ennis Team Continues Fine Play Cf Q 2 ji U r '1 r V , . .1 ' 1, Q, A.. fi Y, ,2NNl,Ai,.,f, , v .' , I Q? 12 ' , r ref-ff.,-.,,,,a, .'y ASQ sw' rf Y ' . ,- . :sri X. x,,4-1.x K tf,gj'.,Jt 'ir' YY Y Y, - W . The C.H.S. doubles team consisted of Ival Mitchell on the left and Joe Heine- man. These two players did an excellent job all of the years they were on the team. Here are the C.H.S. representatives in the South Central Conference singles race: Larry Schneider on the left and Mike Brockman. Both of these players reached the semi-finals before being defeated. lu Coiniersyillc. tennis is one of the sports which is making thc best gains in popularity. After many years in which tennis was almost neglected, it is finding its way back into the limelight. ln the S.C.C. tourney last tall, the Spartans placed third hchiud Columbus and lcffersonyille. This makes two conscculiye years when thc Big Red have nailed down third place in the conference. lt appeared for a while that the tennis squad might take home the title. but Columbus came up with an all-important singles championship to drown C.ll.Si hopes. Coach Rod Cords Squad consisted of Klilic Broclcmau and Larry Schneider, who represented Conncrsyillc in the singles. and lyal Klitchell and Ioe lleineman who com- posed the doubles team. Klilac and Larry have played on the team thrcc years while loc and lval have played four. The fine summer playground program which Conners- yille has, has embarked on a vigorous tcnnis program and it is expected to produce fine squads in the future. 2 . 5 V..-., ,5 mQ..taf,.ar, - -....- N ggl, t Y' S..-1 WT 2.3. f' . ,... .., .-. G.A.A. Row One-M, Keller. J. Jones. S. Aldridge. P. Hanlon, L. Stark. S. Vice. B. We-ist. J, Hurst, P. Guttnian, J. Inman. D. Sturgeon. RI, Brown. Hmx '1'x-so-C. Clark. J. Bowers. B. Gilbert. R, Riley. L. Yan S-lyke, J. Grant. C, Burklmrt. D. Yoltz. B. Tripp. LI Trcfflcr. L. Starr. L. Counccllor. Row Three-X. Hibhlen. L. Handley. A. Handley, C. Schlic-hte. C. Siluott. P. Kuntz. G. Ferguson. N, Ed- uarda A. Brown. Bl. Pruett. V. Norstar, S, Yoltz. L. Barnw. H. Hincliman. Row I-'our-BI. Rec-d, Rl. Prather, RI. Coe. J. Johnson, S. Rader. L. Horsley, P. Reed. J. Txlullen, P. Reynolds, H. Mallory, H. Haver, J. Heck. S. Schrepferman, J. Jones. Conncrsvillc lligh School G. A. A. is ll member of thc Xtitioiztil C. .X. .X Orggmizntioii. Thc girls take an active part in such sports as hnskclliull. softball. tciiiiisa, and hiiclminton. Thcy' rcccirc poiiih for participatiiig in thcsc sports, zittciicliiig mcctings, Ctc. XVllCll they han c zirquirccl lil! points they rcccirc Z1 Chevron. and xvlucn they have ll total of 300 points they :irc rcwurclccl with ri lcttcr. This yczlr thc girls have had toumamcrits in hticlmiiitrm and tcimix Officers of G. A. .X. arc: Prcsiclcnt, Sancly Viccz Sc-crctury. Bcclqi Xlbistg .-Xssisttint Sccrctary. Linda Yrii1Sly'kcg rlvl'CLlSlll'Cl', Put llzinlrmz Scrgcant-AtfArms, Linda Stark. Nliss Cory and Xlrs. Ailes ziclvisc thc Club. uf- .1 A. M. . an- me Organized Enthusiam . . . Pep-No-Crests! . as f .4'i X' 1 .1 1 1 If 4 4' 4.1 .4 43 News-Examiner, Printer Mr. Robert Stoops, Photographer Adams, Janice Band, Orchestra, Future Nurses Club, National Honor Society, Pep-no-crats, Clarion Staff. Adams, Larry D, F.F.A. Adams, Lona Freshman Cheerleader, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, F.B.L.A., 12 tk 30, Pep-no-crats. Allen, George William Armstrong, Pamela Sue Future Nurses Club, National Honor So- ciety, Strut et Fret, Pep-no-crats, Tri- Hi-Y, Junior Classical League. Avery. Mary Senior Council. Strut et Fret, Tri-Hi-Y, l2 8: 30, Quill S: Scroll, National Honor Society. Back. Donald Lee Projection Club, Strut et Fret. Baker. Richard Alan Strut et Fret, Projection Club, National Honor Society, National Thespian. Co- hiscan Sales Staff, Lions-Rotary Guest. Bates. Robert Pep-no-crats. Berry, Frances Illene F.B.L.A. Berry, Frederick Eugene Rotary guest, Pep-no-crats. Bertsch, Carolyn A. French Club, Nurses Club, Pep-no-crats. Biggs, Carol Diane French Club, F.B.L.A. Blair, Brenda F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats. Blair, Phyllis Strut et Fret, F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep- no-crats, 12 8z 30, Clarion Staff. Blakley, Robert L. Projection Club, Ushers Club. Boggs, Helen Irene Bowne, Alpharetta G.A.A., F.B.L.A. Brandley, Max Student Council, Junior Class President, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Clarion Staff. Brewer, Jo Ann F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats. Brockman, Michael E. Quill Sr Scroll, Clarion Staff, Cohlscan Staff, Tennis, Boys, State, 12 8: 30. Brown, Albert E. Basketball, Baseball, Cross Country. Brown, Georgia A. Spanish Club, F.B.L.A. Bunyard, Carolyn Kaye Future Nurses Club, Ushers Club, Pep- no-crats, Tri-Hi-Y. Burks, Faye Russell Junior Classical League, Future Teach- ers, Ushers Club, Pep-no-crats, Trl-Hi-Y. Cain, John Robert Yearbook Salesman, Lions Guest, Pep Band, Dance Band. Callahan, Ellas Freshman Football. Carpenter, William J . Carroll, Jerry Football. SENIOR DATA Charles, Larry Football, Track, F.F.A., Pep-no-crats. Clark, Peggy F.B.L.A., Sextet. Clavell, Jack Combs. Sandra F.B.L.A., Chorus. Connell, Robert C. Projection Club. Corbin. Rose Marie Pep-no-crats. F.B.L.A4, Future Teachers, Projectionist. Cotton. David Pep-noecrats. Cox. William R. Projection Club. Crane. J. Larry National Thespian, Strut et Fret, Band, National Honor Society, J.C.L. Crawford. Kathryn Ann Junior and Senior Class Treasurer, Na- tional Honor Society, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Future Nurses Club, Pep-no-crats. Crowe. Gary Football, Baseball, Choir. Crowe, Larry A. Davis, Anna Davis, Geraldine Kay Future Teachers, Pep-no-crats, Senior Council, J.C.L., Ushers Club, Clarion Staff. DeBurger, June Carol Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A., Ushers Club. Dishinger, Diane Kay F.B.L.A., Strut et Fret, Pep-no-crats. Duncan, William E. F.F.A., Pep-no-crats. Dunsil, Marie Leach G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-crats. Ferguson, Georgia Chorus, Concession Girl, G.A.A. Fetty, James E. F.F.A., National Honor Society, Pep-no- crats. Fields, Alice Library Club, Strut et Fret, F.T.A., Ushers Club, Girls' State, National Honor Society. Fields, Brenda Kay Senior Class Secretary, National Honor Society, Football Queen, Girls' State, F.T.A., National Thespian. Fisher, Enid E. Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A. Folenius, Judith A. Orchestra, Chorus, G.A.A. Fox, Barbara Pep-no-crats. Friend, Ivory Strut et Fret, Library Club, Nurses Club, Projection Club, Ushers Club. Friend, Sadie Marie F.B.L.A. George, Sharon L. Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A. Gilbert, Beverly Jane EEIXA., Ushers Club, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L., Gilbert, Garry Football, Band. Ft. Wayne Engraving Company, Engraver Gilbert, Tom Band, Football, Track, Basketball. Golay, Marlene Kay F.B.L.A., Library Club. Gordin. Stanley Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, Strut et Fret. Gough, James Football. Pepsno-crats. Graham. Lois J. F.B.L.A.. Strut et Fret, Pep-no-crats, 12 K 30. Clarion Staff. Green. Mike Hi-Y. J.C.L.. Strut et Fret, Golf, Nation- al Tlicspian. Pep-no-crats Groll. Terry Earl Pep-no-crats. Hi-Y. Track. Hamilton. David Lee Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y Hamm. Teddy Harris. Charles T. Harris. Rebecca Jo F.T.A., Strut et Fret, Student Council, Pep-no-crats, Tri-Hi-Y, Cohiscan Editor- in-Chief. Hart. Beverly Pep-no-crats. Heeb. Louis Joseph Pep-no-crats. Heineman F. Joseph Pep-no-crats, Tennis, Basketball. Henry, George A. Student Council President, Senior Class Vice-President, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y, F.F.A. Herrick, Senlin D. Concert Choir, Ushers Club. Hess, Pauletta Ann Future Nurses Club. Hibbeln, Sara Ann Pep-no-crats, Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A., Strut et Fret. Hilbert, Jean Pep-no-crats, Ushers Club F.B.L.A. Hilbert, Louanna Sue Pep-no-crats, Ushers Club. Hilbert, Mary Ann Pep-no-crats, Ushers Club. Hobbs, Patsy Jane Camera Club, G.A.A. Honaker, Sally Ann Camera Club, Pep-no-crats. Hopkins, Jane Ann Tri-Hi-Y, F.T.A., Senior Council, Na- tional Honor Society, Concert Band, Dance Band. Hornung, David L. Strut et Fret, Camera Club, F.F.A., Ushers Club. Houston, Christy G.A.A., Pepnocrats. Humes, Jerry D. Football, Track, Basketball, Pep-no- crats, Concert Choir. Humig, Arleen K. Ushers Club, G.A.A., F.B.L.A., Pep-no- Crats. Hunt, Jack D. Basketball, Cross-Country, F.F.A., Track, Football. 7 4' 9 O 5 I P NJyIv- Hurst. Wendell L. F.F.A., Football. Jackson, Gilbert E. James, George Reginald Projection Club, Library Club, D.C.E, Jennings, Edward Judy. Peggy Ann . Pep-no-crats, Orchestra, National Honor Society. Kee. Carol Ann F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-rats. Kellam, Peggy Ann F.B.L.A,, Pep-no-crats, National Honor Society. Keller. Jan U Cross Country, Track, Concert Choir, Pep-no-crats. Keller, Larry F.F.A. Ketcham. Wanita Klopp, Carol Sue National Honor Society, G.A.A, Lakes, Myrna Jean French Club. Pep-no-crats, Projection Club, National Honor Society. Laughlin. Juanita Limpus, Lowell S. Pep-no-crats, F.F.A., Projection Club. Lines. David L. F.T.A.. National Thespian, Strut et Fret, Spanish Club. Pep-no-crats, Library Club. Lines. Emily Ann Spanish Club, Pep-no-crats. Lockhart. Peter Library Club. Strut et Fret. McCain. Marjorie Jane Pep-no-crats, Cohiscan Staff. National Honor Society, Junior Class Secretary, PT..-X.. J.C.L. McDonald. Robert Wayne Pep-no-crats. Track, Hi-Y. Strut et Fret. Mclfall. Larry Allen Strut et Fret, J.C.L.. Pep-no-crats, Hi-Y, National Thespian. Projection Club. Mattingly. Barbara Sue Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A. Messer. Samuel Metcalf. Jeanette Library Club, F.B.L.A. Metcalf. Robert George l-'.l-'..-X.. Pep-no-crats, Lions Guest. Meyer. Rc-nald D. Strut ct Fret. Clarion. J.C.L. Mitchell. ir:-l Tennis. Ili-Y. Mor 1 inann, Charles G. strut et Fret. Clarion Staff. Moran. Mary Kay Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A., National Honor Society Morrison. James E. l2 8: 30. Strut ct Fret, National Thes- pian, Pep-no-crats, Cohiscan Staff, Hi-Y, Mount Thomas J. F F X Murphy. Bonita Tri-Hi-Y. Pep-no-crats. Strut et Fret, F.B.L.A.. Malhrettc. Murphy. John Murray. Byron K. Strut et Fret. Spanish Club, Pep-no- crats. Neff. Howard L. Football. National Honor Society, Hi-Y, French f'lub, Senior Council, F.F.A. Newton. Edwin C. Football, Basketball. SENIOR DATA Noble, Sue F.F.A., J.C.L., Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-crats, Strut et Fret, Ushers Club. Noll, Donna Marie Pep-no-crats, F.T.A., 12 8: 30, National Honor Society, French Club, Quill 8: Scroll. Nolte, Roberta Anne Future Nurses Club, Pep-no-crats, Trl- Hi-Y, French Club, J.C.L. Osborn, Virginia Ann F.B.L.A. Page, Gerald Michael Pep-no-crats, Clarion Staff. Peak, Doye W. Football Manager. Pflum, Dale E. F.T.A., J.C.L., Strut et Fret, Pep-no- crats, Senior Council, Lions Guest. Pitman, Erna Ushers Club, Pep-no-crats. Pruet, Myra Jaye Nurses Club, Ushers Club, G.A.A., Library Club, Pep-no-crats. Quenzer, Joy Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-crats, F.T.A., French Club. Quinn, Richard Lee Golf, Tennis. Rader, Larry I. Camera Club, Football. Reece, Robert Merrill Baseball, Basketball, Football, Hi-Y, Rotary Guest, Band. Reed, Gloria Jean National Honor Society, Library Club, F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats. Reed, Penelope Ann Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A. Ridge, David Ryan. Terry Football. Sallee. Phyllis Clarion Staff. 12 S 30, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no- crats, F.B.L.A. Schlichtc. Joseph French Club. Schinallcldt, Jill Dee F.B.L.A. Schneider, Karen Anne National Tlicspian, Band, Strut et Fret, Pep-no-crats, Tri-Hi-Y, F.B.L.A. Scholl. Donald Pep-no-crats. Schrepferman. William Football. Strut et Fret, Pep-no-crats, Track. French Club, Baseball. Schuler, Phyllis J. F.B.L.A.. Library Club, Pep-no-crats. Schwein, William pian, Senior Council, Clarion Staff, 12 8: 30, Pep-no-crats. National Honor Society, National Thes- Scibert, Carolyn Ann Pep-no-crats. Sclke, Vesta Glee F.T.A., Band, Pep Band. Sheehy, Carolyn Pep-no-crats. Showalter, John Hi-Y, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Projection Club. Smithbcrger, Charles Allen Pep-no-crats, Golf, Football, Basketball. Spencer, William F.F.A., Track, Cross Country. Spivey, Freda Pep-no-crats. Stater, John R. Ushers Club, Strut et Fret, Marching Band, Concert Band, Pep Band. Steiner, James Robert Camera Club, Ushers Club. Stelle, Jane Ann F.T.A., Tri-I-Ii-Y, Ushers Club, Chorus, Pep-no-crats, Stevens, Dennis Basketball, Baseball. Strawn, Kenneth National Honor Society, Student Coun- cil, Basketball, Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, Senior Council. Summan, Kenneth Duane Camera Club, Ushers Club, F.T.A., Pro- jection Club. Sundin, Albert Band. Tate, Curtis H. Spanish Club. Taylor, Lynda Strut et Fret, F.B,L.A., French Club, Pep-no-crats, Tri-Hi-Y, J.C.L. Teller, Robert William Projection Club, Dance Band. Theders, Tony Football, Spanish Club, Pep-no-crats, Camera Club. Thomas, Michael Football, Basketball, Pep-no-crats. Thurman, James Track. Tressler, Brian Ernest Pep-no-crats. Tripp, Susan Jean National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, National Thespian, Senior Council, F.T.A., Pep-no-crats. Trueblood. Janet Updike, Clo Ann Chorus, Concert Choir. Urdal. Ronald French Club, Pep-no-crats. VanAusdal, Phyllis F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats. Vice. Sandra G.A.A., Pep-no-crats, National Honor Society. Wagner, Rita Pep-no-crats, Nurses Honor Society. Ward, Richard Football, Projection Club, Spanish Club, Pep-no-crats. Webster. Frances F.B.L.A., Library Club. Wenger, Jerry M. Strut et Fret, National Thespian, Con- cert Band, Clarion Staff, Pep Band. Whatley, Mary Anne F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats, Spanish Club, Library Club. Whitten, Jerry R. Dance Band, Dixie Land Band, Concert Band, Football, Pep Band. Williamson, Gina Alice F.T.A., Cohiscan Sales Staff, Strut et Fret, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-crats. Willis, Christine Tri-Hi-Y, Pep-no-crats, F.B.L.A. Wilson, C. Jay Strut et Fret, Hi-Y, French Club, Band, Pep-no-crats. F.B.L.A., Pep-no-crats. Wilson, Imogene Club, National AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS 5 'Jil ' O-Iv, ILL., I 'L - -L M -2. - 0. . 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