Connersville High School - Cohiscan Yearbook (Connersville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1960 volume:

Y I ) 7 f 0 ' Myl JM ) fa ! OO OB EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Judy Wilson CO-EDITORS Joyce Hollingsworfh Becky White Barbara Burgdoerfer Jeanine Carter Nancy Dice Steve House ADVISOR Mr. Rod Cord PHOTOGRAPHER Mr. Robert Nolte 1960 CONNERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL C O N N E R S V I L L E . INDIANA Piigc One OUR YEARS AT CHS CAST MANY SHADOWS Discernibly visi ble in the shadows of this firm and strong building are the outlines of the stalwart individual as he prepares himself to become a par- ticipating citizen. Working together amid well organized guidance, we strive to conquer our ends. Within the depth of these walls we learn honesty, integrity, sincerity, and loyalty. Page Two ' ;iri )iis college bulletins and pamphlets which may be secured in the office are found to be m useful to those wlio are intending to fiutiicr their edneation. « Page Three • . r AS WE RECALL FLEETING MEMORIES OF . . . Quonset Hut Page Four Top 5% of National Honor Society A trcnicndoiis accunuihition of knowledge is a ailal)lc at Coniicrsxillc High Scliool tlnoiigli tlic great aricty of suljjccts and curriculums. CHS ' s vocational departments are ccinipped with tlic most up-to-date farm macln ' nerw ' I ' lie newlx ' re- modeled library offers reeent reading and research material for the eager hard-working stndcnts. Without a shadow of doul)l. ilie four short years one spends at CIlS learning and developing iiis pcr- sonalih will ])rep,ne him wilh a sufficient baekground o become a future leader of our countrv. Page Five  ■ -n 1 OUR EFFORTS The memories tliat make us proud of our school, our fricuds, our aeti ' itics, and our leadership will not soon be forgotten. Long will we eherish tlie delightful remembranee of these moments, the serious and the not so serious. The memories and the shadows they have cast on our lixes will be an asset to our future. Page Six J i ii;c -Nine t.- — OUR EFFORTS The memories that make us proud of our school, our friends, our aetixities, and our leadership will not soon be forgotten. Long will we cherish the delightful remembrance of these moments, the serious and the not so serious. The memories and the shadows they have east on our lives will be an asset to our future. Page Six _ Our ccliitatioii and studies will overshadow and determine onr fn- tnre liappiness and suceess in life. As we eontiniie to inerease our sttjrcs of knowledge an l our abilities, wc will develop into better, well rounded citizens, and we will be- come more prosperous individuals. OUR STUDIES r.i c . mic Library Freshmen seem to be working diligently pre- paring Connnunit} ' Li ing reports in our spacious Library. Courses in both ag and auto mechanies, which are in the ocational field, pro ide an opportunity for the specially talented student to de elop and display his skills. CHS offers many excellent classes for students who are gifted in these fields. Page Ten OUR PARTICIPATION P;igc E c CI Jcrn ' Knight, leading Spartan scorer, is shooting a jump sliot from the corner as the front row of the pep band looks spellbound. Page Twelve Introducing the Majorettes, from left lo iiuhl, nvv — S. VanHart, L. Whittaker, C. Ripberger, J. Wilson, L. Brown, and L. Horsley. Shown :it Ihnr Ijoi jii- Uic Minorcttrs. n.in, .,.; right, are— S. Hoilingsworth. L. Councellor. N. Reed, J. Argent, T. Herold, J. Hotel, and K. Swope. OUR FUN AND FROLIC . . . Pcrfoniiiiif; for :ill tlic home footliall giniics tliis season lia e lieeii llie fast uiaveliiiit;. Iiiijli sle]5piiig, inajoielles aiul niiuoielles. Lhitlei tlie leadership of Laura Ars enl, a senior, (he girls ha e chsplaxecl twirling, dancing, antl no elt routines. Calling the steps for the high school niarehing band has been drum major, l ill Murphy. Bill, also a senior, has h.ul three ears ' e ]K rienee in this field. Drum Major — Bill Murphy Captain of Majorettes -• Laura Argent Page Thirteen J ' AND OUR REWARDS Page Fourteen ' Ihrouglioiit our liigli school years vc strive to attain our iiKli i(liial goals. When at last we reacli tlie long awaited nionients, we find that we are richly re- warded as beauty, pageantry, and solenni re ereuee eonil)ine to form the final touches. Page Fifteen The second floor hallwa}- is a busy place between classes. Page Sixteen PERSONALITIES A scll-r(iuiKlcd stuclcut body, an outstanding faculty, and a hard-working maintenance crew l)lcnd it1iin tlic sliadows of Conncr.s il]c High School to fulfill the oals of education. Page Seventeen Those Who Shoulder The Responsibilities At GHS . Mr. Frank Van Slykc is now completing his fourth year as Superintendent of the Connersville Pubhe Schools. Aiding him as Assistant Superin- tendent of the Conners ille Public Schools is Mr. William Arlis Richards, a former principal of C. H. S. W. E. Crone, eo-ordinator for Di ' ersified Co- operati e Education, is shown here hard at work preparing himself for the day ' s activities. Mr. Howard L. Crousc With much perse ' eranec and guidance, Howard L. Grouse fills the respected position of principal at CHS. He uses his capabilities and potentialities to his fullest extent in facing perhaps the most difficult job of school administration. Page Eighteen The deans — Mrs. Reed and Mr. Lovell Members of the School Board are, from left to right: Mr. Adrian Handley, treasurer; Mr. Frank VanSlyke, Superintendent of Schools; Mr. E. P. Roudebush, president; Mr. B. J. Lipps, secre- tary; Mr. Manford Ferguson, member; and Mrs. Elizabeth Knotts, member. Office Staff — Mrs. Archbold, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Cline, and Mrs. Conrady. P;igc NiJicfccii -J, MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Edward Huber, Mr. Raymond Sparks, Mrs. Gar- net Doniker, Mr. Donald Endi- cott, Mr. John Paul, Mr. Clyde Lineback. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Craw- ford, Mr. William Bittner, Miss Pearl Hartley, Mr. Rodney Cord, Mrs. Hazel Wilson, Mr. Vernon Bailey, Mrs. Lillian Metz, Mr. John Bond, Miss Phyllis Walters. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Kenneth Hillman, Mrs. Blanche Nichols, Miss Em- ily Heilman, Mr. Raymond Sayre, and Mr. Kenneth Kavan- augh. LIBRARY Left to right: Mrs. Hazel Wilson, Mrs. Martha Dorsett. HOME ECONOMICS Left to right: Mrs. Frances Mc- Laughlin, Mrs. Mary Haas, Mrs. Mable Swain. Page Twenty INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Everett McCaulcy, Mr. Rich- ard BroUier, Mr. Roy Knight, Mr. Howard Plough, Mr. Richard Barrows. SOCIAL STUDIES Left to right: Mr. George Boone, Mr. Charles Heck, Mr. Paul Heaton, Mr. Vincent Crane. Mr. Gwin and Mr. Inman are not pictured. Lcroy vnciL oi iufc S;nK r;i Sue X ' c7 iji;ni juditli Lcc X ' i7soii Gary L. AcLiiiin j ick Ross lirL ' luhl Sue crroji Mac GiUcv V ' iiioun Grace Dichhunn Barbara Sue lluhcr Gera c aivid ' ci7cr auc Hrilcy Joe i. Burk} :nt Curtis a lou K ' aarcii Ka e ar( - Svhiii M.nic au lint Page Twcnty-Thiee Chosen to represent the 1960 senior class is David Short. Other elected officers are Becky White, class secretary; Pat Gil- lum, class treasurer; and Tom Welsh, class vice-president. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Left to right: Mr. Kenneth Hillman, Mrs. Blanche Nichols, Miss Em- ily Heilman, Mr. Raymond Sayre, and Mr. Kenneth Kavan- augh. LIBRARY Left to right: Mrs. Hazel Wilson, Mrs. Martha Dorsett. HOME ECONOMICS Left to right: Mrs. Frances Mc- Laughlin, Mrs. Mary Haas, Mrs. Mable Swain. Page Twenty John Afiirray Kcitt I. IhkcT Jack Gocfz Judith K.iy McQuiulcy J. Stephen House Patricia Ann Sicbcrt Jim M. Claiiiii Lea I cc C-liaiullcr Sara i Ann Chowning Lcro - AhcixTon)hic Sandni Sue Wcllman Judith Lee Vi ' ihon Gary L. Ac an is Jack Ross Brcnda Sue Ilerrou Mac GiUcv T ' iiioiia Grace Diehhnan Barbara Sue Ilubci GcrakI ;)a K Weiler j.ine Brdev Joe T. Ihirkh.nt Curtis )a ((iii Kaarcii k ' a c ar(J - Sv ia Marie aii art Page Twcnh-TIirec Lucille Benjamin Jane Kelhm Judy K. Poole John Rathbuin Joyce Ann Gcicn Claude E. Couucellei Lauy Nash Evelyn Tompkins David Payton Sally Jo Little Lama Joan Argent William hi. Quick Linda Sue Roudehush Freddie F. Harrison Jeanette Fayc Six Brendalec Gallagher Thomas R. Evans Bojii]fe Jill Rusterholz jcrian Maria Miller Carol Schlichte Nancy Glover Donald Layson Linda Ruth Brown Virginia Brewer Page Twenty-Foui aiiics R. IIciidTickson Cwiry W. Young John D. Binder N;iiic - . Dice CiiroJyu Sue Uuhvr j(Kin Ctrol .VdiUJi.s Mount PuTbituU ;incf 7 rinn;ni Lirnct A ,iJ orr Michael David Greiner WiUi.un R. Murphy W;i iic Eiigci7c Dora iiiiics Ilerninu Craig C i;ir c.s B. Cniincr Robert Brown Larry Joseph . uirhein lolin ' iiniotJn- Hunt irgiiiia Lee Ihihn S.uidv Kav Gow ' h josL-pli A ,iiin ' cc Crc ' gar Ralph IIar c -, Jr. Doug as C. Grant Shcih Jean GiUand f W I V. u 1 ' Page Twcnh-Fnc A ifi Woodrow Frasher Mary Ann Biyant Clyde Mason John Wilhelm Everett Stanton Linda Williams Edward Osborne Joseph Newkiik Michael F. Moran Dainiy Mitchell Marshall Millei Larry McCJurg Jim E. Taylor Liiida Sue Sherry Herman J. Lunsford Myrna Kay Nichols Anne Hamilton Judith Kaye Landon Ralph Dee Martin Rita J. McCarrol Ina Katherine Rea Joan McCoy Linda Lou Jackson Patricia Jean Reynolds Page Twenty-Six jerry Knight Jiiditli R. Ricliarclsou- liutU.iiiuc Ruvcr BiirbiUi} ](j,]n Lcdford Syhni R. Ricdcr Roiukl Edwitrd Rohbius oycc .Anil S ic y ' i ' iiniiicii . () i;ii)clc,s Rohcihi Little Ruth KUcn Riky fHiii c can W ' anlcy Larrv David iurncv Thcn ]iis U. Kii i maii nohbv Din Jc Rose Bobby G. Rendnoin Susan ka c Koeh Arnold Bruce ScJnihc Paul Philip Stevens, Jr. acf; L. Kellv Dave Short I ' aiall loffctf Diek .Miller Gene St.iiisbim ' anc .V. Miller tkk tk Page THcnh-Sc cn Theodore . Harris Judith Kayc Reed Leslie Lee Hammer oan Rae Duncan Ronald Stanley Hubbard Robert C. Harris Barbara May DeArmond RicJiard Allen Matney Roheit Keith Hunter Diana May Handley Rebecca Sue Helms Walter G. Huber Car] A. Brunsman Carol Deletta Cox Ernie Sleet Everett A. McCauley Carl Robert Cappel Lowell ALddison Casey Betty L. Mendell Terrv Edwin Churchill Michael Lee Aldiidge am ' cc Hurst R. Dave Garwood Patricia L. LLmlon Page Twenty-Eight Lnrry E. Schu(jidchr Wiliard W. Conk EUxahctJi .Ann llcruld Peter P. Fcttig );njc Cox Barbara ;!iin Lcvfcr Riggius Ncvin SeJkc PiUih canine Carter esse Crowe Jane Spaulding Judith L. PowvU Judith Ann Carter Gary Keith DuBois Dcanuc ' i ianison I ' atricia GiJJnin Pliyllis Gabbard anies L. Gibson Ora Ga_ ' Rita Katbcrine latz Dnnii.i Sue Pnicl Mike Bowman l,i ian ]■;. May l.inet Kine Gabbard Page Twenh-Niiie Daniel Daum Ciiiolyn Sue Eastridge Ruell E. Fiant WiJJfam W. Filler Howard . Lingg Daryl . Douglas irginia Gabbard ames W. Fitzgerald James E. Anthony Martha Jane Fields Robert H. Eshelman Gene K. Duncan Alien Teller Keith E. Lewis Roger S. Fultz David L. Himes Charles M. Heineman Joyce Ann HolUngswoith Thomas M. Welsh Danell Todd Dale A. Hilbeit Loien E. Stanley Brcnda D. Huber John G. Cheatham i M ' , i r.7- ■■■. Ui Page Thirty RoiiiiUI lluffmcici Ctrl Ptkv, Jr. Iiidiil) Rcviikv Rohcrt l k CcruhUuc Kviiiis A ;iry Kiiccn ' c,i cr i ' ' il C ii c LAllnui Louise ScanJoii GiroJyn Sue Sciiii Rouchi Sue Jiuiett Riivuwud Limson ' red . Alien Barbara c;iii Dugan Dowtby E. A cDoiioiig i Liiiry Winner Dnvid P. Ciiffith Margarcf W ' a cloii allies . . .Viiirliciiii l.iinv n. Selke M.ni .iret Ruth Kow .iJ,vk - Carlos . Largcii Karen Aiiclcrson S iaroii K. Ross Page Thiih-Onc Larry Miller, Ji. Donna Jo Richardson Ronald E. Ailes Barbara Lou Bmgdoerier Linda K. Webster Carl Moore Calvin E. Sasher Barbara Rowe Mayme Gabbard John E. Jackson June Ann Breitenbach E. Kathlene Buser Gary A. Feltz Susan Petersen David M. CaldweU Sharon K. Clavton Carohn N. Reagan Ann Hubert Ronald E. Parker Sharon K. Erlewein Suzanne Cioxon James L. KeUam Rebecca L. White Eugene C. Brown Page Thiity-Two Ncis(JiJ SuhcTs o iii c;] cr Jr. Sr. Hi-Y Fronf rrw, left fo right: K. Evans, B. Rose, R. Matney, E. Osborne, J. Kelly, M. Howard, T. Noble, and M. Miller. Seccnd row, left to right: B. White, D. Walters, K. Lewis, D. Fields, J. Waldron, Mr. Bittner, J. Ross, S. House, M. Aldridge, E. Ball, J. Jeckson, and P. Fettig. Third rcw, left to right: B. Cappel, R. Murphy, M. White, J. Chaney, F. Schweikle, L. Todrank, C. Williams, L. Smith, R. Wyatt, M. Evans, D. Entner, and B. Lloyd. Fr. So. Hi-Y Fronf row, left to right: L. Ervin, D. Ryan, B. Fox, J. Locktiart, J. Galloway, Mr. Wiggs, J. Neal, T. Hanlon, M. Moore, J. Ttiomas, J. Hamilton, and G. York. Second row, left to rigtit: S. Weaver, T. Carter, T. Pendergrass, P. Waldron, R. Richardson, D. Bromagen, G. Good, L. Hurst, J. Bowman, B. Siefert, G. Morris, K. Lucas, J. Williamson, D. Klopp, and J. Crone. Page T iirfy-Three From Out Of The Shadows Step Those Who Excel .... Each field has its exceptional students who have shown ex- cellent ability and who are con- sidered as being superior. These students were chosen by the •arious departments as outstand- ing in that particular field of stud}- during their four years in school. They are recognized for their outstanding achihevements in the Who ' s W io In Educa- tion at CHS. Page Thirty-Four A. MAIIIKMAriCS: J. Cheatham. P. Fettig, R. Huffmier. B. IlOMli: ECONOMICS: V. Hahn, J. Geren. A. KNGLISH: T. Harris, J. Carter. P. Fettig. R. Huffmier. H. ART: J. Wilson. A. Hamilton. S. Croxon. C. SCIi; CE: B. Hubcr. R. Huffmier. I. Rea. D. JOURNALISM: S. House, J. Carter. B. Burgdoerfer, J. Wilson. A. FORi:iGN LANGL ' AGi:: P. Fettig. K. Hardv. T. Harris, J. Carter. W. Dielman. H. lU ' SINKSS: B. Ledford. W. Dielman. J. Hurst, S. Peterson. C. MUSIC: J. Cheatham. J. Newkirk, R. Hubbard. I. Rea, C. Senn. LitUe. D. SOCIAL STUDIES: R. Robbins. L. Roudebush. B. White. T. Harris. E. .VCRICULIURE: G. Weiler, D. Cox, E. McCauley, B. Quick. Page Thiit -Fi c Heading the Junior Class for this year are, from left to right: Don Fields, vice- president; Patsy Smith, treasurer; Sarah Caldwell, secretary, and Mike White, president. Home Room 202 First row, left to right: D. Amos, S. Bowl- ing, A. Brown, A. Bowne, E. Bowling, B. Brunsman, and T. Bayne. Second row: L. Barnes, M. Brown, J. Bow- ers, J. Blanton, S. Bills, R. Ailes, and S. Aldridge. Third row: D. Brollier, J. Barnette, E. Ball, R. Anness, M. Sever, F. Alexander, R. Bunyard, W. Bunyard, J. Baker, H. Baldwin, B. Adams, and J. Brochin. Home Room 303 First row, left to right: B. Butcher, C. Charles, E. Clem, S. Caldwell, D. Bunien- dahl. Second Row: M. Coe, L. Counceller, S. Crowe, C. Clark, B. Cox, C. Craig, K. Colby, I. Crawley. Third Row: E. Charles, P. Crawford, B. Cook, R. Cook, J. Chaney, D. Case, D. Buschman, M. Cline, J. Cameron. Home Room 306 First row, left to right: J. Frailer, J. Friend, and B. Ferguson. Second row, left to right: J. Fox, K. Fisher, B. Dolphin, P. Elliott, E. Ellison, J. Fos- ter, and S. Fields. Third row, left to right: D. Day, J. Fouts, R. Foreman, K. Evans, D. Fields, R. Friend, R. Friend, and R. French. Home Room 208 First row, left to right: C. Harper, W. Hat- field, J. Gulley, A. Grimes, C. Heck, E. Gabbard. Second row; S. Greenway, P. Guy, P. Gab- bard, S. Guthrie, B. Griffith, G. Harrison, C. Gordon, J. Haley. Third row: J. Geise, F. Hough, L. Hamm, J. Haselby, D. Hadler, D. Harvey, L. Helms, H. Harvey, M. Harvey, R. Geass, T. Gulley. Page Thiity-Six Home Room 114 First row, left to right: J, Johnson, S. Hollingsworth, J. Jones, C. Ingram, N. Jessop, K. Herron. Second row; J. Jones, M. Jones, M. John- son, L. Horsley, J. Ingram, S. Hollings- worth, R. Hollingsworth. Third row: J. Jackson, M. Hiers, L. Jinks, C. Jessup, E. Howell, M. Howard, J. Jack- son, B. Jackson. Home Room Shop South First row: G. Lutz, A. Logsdon, N. Kenne- dy, J. Lineback. Second row: L. Lockhart, J. Lykins, C. Lipps, J. Leming, M. Lay, J. Little, M. Keller. Third row: J. Lake, M. King, J. Kerrigan, E. Kowalski, B. Loyd, O. Lambert, B. Loper, M. Judy, O. Lunsford, J. Keesler. Home Room 307 First row: S. Morris, C. Mercier, J. Mullen. Second row: J. Murphy, S. Napier, P. Mc- Clurg, S. McClain, C. Miller, J. Mitchell. Third row: B. Murphy, R. Ogan, W. McKin- ley, J. Mynhier, J. Moore, M. Means, R. Morrow, M. Miller, T. Noble, O- Mills, M. Mason. Home Room 103 First row, left to right: S. Salyer, D. Rush, J. Powell, S. Plummer, R. Robinson, D. Rusher, M. Shaver, M. Rogers, and M. Prather. Second row: M. Reed, C. Ripberger, C. Rusk, D. Rader, R. Riddell, P. Reed, D. Powell, J. Quinlan, V. Shaw, A. Ripberg- er, and M. Paddock. Third row: L. Schneider, J. Precht, T. Retherford, M. Risch, F. Schweikle, T. Saxon, L. Shaw, and W. Rockwell. Home Room 316 First row, left to right: J. Showalter, L. Tate, E. Sparks, C. Filler, P. Smith, J. Thurman. Second row: L. Taylor. N. Taylor, S. Taylor, M. Strawn, C. Struewing, S. Thomas, M. Short, B. Smith, J. Taylor, J. Spillman, and A. Sizeman. Third row: M. Snider, O. Siefert, J. Taylor, M. Tetrick, L. Todrank, I. Smith, G. Thompson, W. Thralls, G. Siefert. Home Room 314 First row: J. Truman, J. Venable, M. Walk- er, B. Venable, L. White. Second row: N. Watterson, N. Weist, B. Williams, C. West, L. Wesner, M. Wilkins, S. Turner, D. Trent, B. Tomlin. Third row: L. Vest, R. Wyatt, J. Williams, S. Wicher, F. Wilhelm, B. White, D. Wal- ters, C. Williams, M. White, B. Weaver, J. Waldron, K. Wenger, B. Wagner. I iiic ihiTh Seven Home Room 205 First row, left to right: R. Archbold, B. Abercrombie, L. Border, W. Bates, L. Baldwin, R. Ailes. Second Row; R. BIy, D. Binder, B. Akemon, C. Allen, R. Barnes, M. Adams, C. Bertsch, C. Bates. Third row: J. Allen, J. Ash, R. Anderson, H. Bates, J. Boggs, R. Biggs, D. Bromagin, C. Bayne, R. Ailes, J. Blackburn, K. Bottorff, R. Amrhein. Home Room 302 First row, left to right: C. Burkhart, J. Cox, E. Church, S. Brown, S. Caldwell, J. Cox, S. Brown. Second row: J. Cornet, M. Chaney, F. Cor- ner, J. Bullock, H. Burkhart, C. Brewer, J. Bunzendahl, C. Cregar, M. Brown. Third row: J. Colley, T. Carter, M. Brown, T. Collins, C. Corner, D. Bruce, C. Caldwell. Home Room 210 First row, left to right: W. Dugan, A. Gil- bert, K. Friend, S. Funk, P. Guttman, S. George, P. Edwards, J. Fox, L. Ervin, D. Garrison, D. Douglas. Second row: R. Benton, J. Gabbard, J. Grant, K. Grimes, R. Green, B. Garwood, S. Grimes, B. Geise, G. Fox. Third row: D. Goldy, F. Fox, M. Doub, W. Dilts, B. Dolan, F. Eakin, M. Cully, J. Crowe, G. Gallagher, J. Galloway, G. Good, B. Fox, J. Crone, M. George. Home Room 309 First row, left to right: L. Harrison, S. Herbert, F. Hall, H. Hinchman, M. Hin- ners, J. Holtel, L. Handley, A. Handley, D. Hildreth, J. Hamilton, T. Hanlon, and L. Hill. Second row; P. Haynes, E. Hobbs, V. Hahn, N. Hibbein, C. Hinchman, L. Hayden, J. Heck, and Y. Harrison. Third row: R. Hart, J. Hansell, D. Holmes, K. Halberstadt, U. Harsh, J. Hanson, R. Hensley, and H. Honaker. Home Room 108 First row: H. Ketcham, J. Judy, S. Jones, A. James, B. Kibbey, M. Jones, K. Jun- kins, D. Klopp. Second row: R. Keene, E. Keene, B. Huber, M. Jarrett, J. Knight, R. Hoskins, J. In- man, S. Howe, R. Howard. Third row: G. James, D. Keith, F. King, T. Jackson, J. Kent, A. Hopper, H. Hughes, D. Jones, G. Jones, D. Jennings, N. Jones, R. Hurst. Page Tlmty-Eight Home Room 107 First row: F. Koohns, A. Lines, W. Mc- Quinley, M. Lines, R. Love, Second row; M. McGraw, D. McKee, J. Mc- Coy, S. Lynn, L. Larrison, D. Lingg. Third row: A. Laughlin, E. Lainhart, G. Manlove, D. McFarland, R. Maxwell, J. Lackey, W. Kurczak, L. Masters, T. McGinnis. Home Room 304 First row, left to right: G. Morris, S. Mur- ray, M. Powell, M. Myers, J. Moore, J. Pennington, S. Peacock. Second row: C. Nunn, M. Powell, B. Parvis, S. Neukam, D. Powell, D. Messer, F. Ogan, D. Nidiffer, R. Messer, J. Morse. Third row: J. Parker, A. over, D. Meek, 6. Osborne, P. Mulheeren, M. Moore, D. Means, R. Means, R. Moore, T. Pender- grass, G. Patterson, B. Plough. Home Room 113 First row: M. Shelton, G. Sedam, S. Reeve, C. Reagan, S. Schrepferman, J. Robbins, J. Rose. Second row: J. Sexton, E. Rowland, J. Russell, P. Rowe, C. Rieder, N. Reed, D. Rodgers, R. Ricdman, H. Pruett. Third row; J. Seibert, L. Raver, D. Rusher, W. Schlichte, B. Purcell, R. Richardson, R. Ripberger, L. Reed, L. Pruett, D. Sar- gent, L. Shelton, D. Russell, V. Schoeff. Home Room 204 First row, left to right: L. Starr, D. Tern- pleton, P. Shubert, C. S. Smith, C. Thom- as, M. A. Snoddy, C. Shubert, S. Smith, D. Sturgeon. Second row: C. Theobold, R. Sparks, N. Spangler, J. Simmons, H. Snoddy, M. Thomas, C. Sfurwold, C. Sleet, P. Sleet, G. Smith, and V. Taylor. Third row: R. Siefert,. J. Stikeleather, D. Sparks, R. Steele, G. Smith, J. Stevens, W. Sundin, J. Suhrc, J. Thomas, B. Sie- fert, D. Stiver, and K. Stoops. Home Room 209 First row, left to right: P. Wanee, L. Van Slyke, M. Thompson, J. Tressler, A. Witt, E. West, B. White, and M. Uncapher. Second row: D. Volti, C. Tressler, B. Tripp, L. Whitaker, V. Vaughn, A. Whitten, W. Venable, B. VanHart, S. Willhite, M. Van- Hart, N. Wildridge, and C. Yates. Third row: R. Vail, H. Wiley, G. York, F. Tierney, H. Whitcomb, R. Zornes, J. Turley, D. Wilkinson, and J. Thompson. P;igc ' i ' iirfy-Niiie Home Room 106 First row, feft to right; L. Breitenbach, W. Bingham, D. Bates, C. Berry, J. Boldwin, S. Adams, M. Adams. Second row: C. Bowne, J. Brown, J. Ar- gent, D. Bowers, L. Bowling, P. Ander- son, C. Borders, L. Aldridge, K. Booth. Third row: G. Bowman, H. Amrhein, G. Abercrombie, B. Bohlander, T. Booher, J. Bell, P. Age!, K. Booth, C. Bedwell. Home Room 312 First row, left to right: L. Cook, L. Clark, M. Dennis, C. Cushing, S. Cox, S. Clayton, B. Dawson. Second row: D. Daily, C. Clark, B. Collier, P. Caldwell, S. Daum, J. Carpenter, C. Cordes, P. Collins. Third row: S. DeLapp, D. Crawley, K. Cregar, W. Coffey, P. Cope, J. Day, D. Carlin, T. Craig, D. Cameron, L. Buckler, T. Oalton. Cafeteria Wesf First row, left to right: R. Garrison, L. Evans, A. Ervine, P. Floyd, L. Friend, C. DuBois, and J. Drew. Second row: K. Filler, D. DuBois, L. Doyle, P. Fields, F. Gabbard, M. Fredrick, and S. Eversole. Third row: R. Frosher, H. Fox, T. Eshel- man, G. Fultz, A. Fiant, O. Gabbard, K. Friend, V. Fields, B. Eriewein, J. Fox, and J. Fitzgerald. Home Room 310 First row, left to right: K. Halberstadt, S. Graham, M. Mauri, J. Hendrickson, J. Haselby, B. Gwin, J. Hall, and N. Harris. Second row: M. Gilly, F. Hamilton, K. Haveland, D. Harrison, B. Gibson, D. Hall, W. Gentry, and P. Hayes. Third row: G. Hanson, K. Hasselwander, D. Grove, R. Hassler, B. Gribbons, D. Handley, T. George, M. Haley, J. Hackle- man, and A. Hamm. Home Room 317 First row, left to right: R. Hignite, L. Hil- bert, N. Isom, O. Isaacs, D. Hilbert, J. Hilbert, J. Homan, J. Ingermann, R. Isaacs. Second row: D. Ingle, M. Inman, D. Holtel, S, Hiers, S. Holmlund, M. Hobbs, M. Mines, T. Herald, J. Herdrich. Third row: J. Isaacs, B. Jackson, R. Hunts- man, L. Hurst, B. Houghland, J. Inger- mann, E. Isaacs, B. James, E. Herman. Page Foity Home Room 104 First row, left to right: K. Lucas, M. Keller, S. Lane, S. Ledford, S. Laughlin, B. Keen, P. Kennedy. Second row: O. Kottas, S. Kays, J. Jones, J. Kampf, S. Jessop, M. Lakes, R. Love, M. Kctctiam. Ttiird row: M. Lephew, K. Johnson, B. Klopp, N. Jarrell, P. Linner, C. Lewis, S. King, G. Lanning, C. Leming, D. Lambert. Home Room 111 First row, left to right: J. Morrison, M. Motts, P. Moore, C. Miller, J. Mason, R. Lutz, J. Lykins, A. McCombs. Second row: L. Moore, S. Moore, R. Messer- smith, C. Moran, J. Mitchell, J. Moore, D. McGuire, D. Martin, J. Lutz, L. McKee. Third row: J. McFarland, L. Lutz, R. Milli- gan, K. McFall, T. McKee, J. Miller, J. MacCauley, G. Miller, O. Lykins. Home Room Shop Norfh First row, left to right: R. O ' Brien, W. Newkirk, E. Pitstick, E. Murphy, S. Rawl- ings, D. Peacock, S. Pavt, M. Rati, S. Murray. Second row: F. Rader, J. Norris, R. Pollitt, M, O ' Hara, J. Pressler, R. Nolfe, L. Pet- ersen, and P. Napier. Third row: L. Plummer, C. Parvis, D. Reed, T. Rayburn, I. Mustain, C. Rathel, J. Parker, M. Mountain, J. Plummer. Home Room 315-E First row, left to right: L. Saxon, R. Riley, B. Schocke, N. Rollins, C. Seike, D. Showalter. Second row: J. Revalee, P. Sloneker, A. Rusk, P. Rice, J. Sleet, S. Short, J. Roudebush, B. Rogers. Third row: J. Sherwood, R. Sidell, R. Richardson, R. Selby, D. Selby, J. Schwark, R. Revalee, R. Scott, and O. Ryan. Home Room 31 1 hirst row: N. Stephens, J. Tabergeta, K. Swope, H. Taylor, J. Steenken, R. Smith. Second row: S. Taylor, L. Steward, P. Thomas, A. Taylor, J. Sparks, K. Spell- man, K. Telker, M. Thomas. Third row: R. Sturwold, M. Stephens, H. Smith, W. Thie, J. Swango, J. Trine, M. Steward, T. Sturgeon, J. Smith, L. Smith, J. Sparks, M. Steward. Home Room 308 First row: J. Venable, D. Yeager, S. Wance, E. Zane, S. Turner, T. Wedding, B. Van- Ausdall. Second row: M. Young, P. Yates, S. York, A. White, L. Williams, I. Young, B. Zornes, M. Underwood. Third row: W. Weiler, D. Vaughn, J. Wes- ton, J. West. T. West, T. Worley, B. Wenger, P. Waldron, J. Zornes, J. Wil- liamson. Not pictured: S. Wever, B. Updike, R. Van- Pelt, T. Wilson. Piwc I ' orh One A.- -r Page Foity-Two ACTIVITIES Outside actixitics play a itally iniportant and necessary role in the life of e ery CIIS student. When tlie bell rings, we are taken into another world representing another piiase of our outside life. i ' asc Forh-TIiree Pictured above are the industrious members of the senior class who called themselves the vearbook staff. Staying for an extra noon hour class, the staff missed their deadline but the book made it out on time just the same. Those Who Overshadow This Production . . , There arc times when the adviser and editor don ' t smile. Here, Mr. Cord and editor Judy Wilson plan a few changes in the dummy book. Editor-in-chief Wilson throws her arms, eyes, and pic- tures into the air as she can hardly believe there is still so much to do in mid-March. Page Forty-Four Trying to uicct the clcaclliiic :iiid please some twelve liunclrecl stiidents is the job of the Cohisean staff and salesmen. On the staff this year are seven seniors who have worked hard and faithfully to produce as nice a yearbook as possible. There have been times when we could have pulled our hair out. ' limes when the copy wasn ' t done, or we coukhTt get an appoint- ment witli certain indi iduals for pictures. There have also Ikcu times when Mr. Cord could ha e pulled our hair out for us! it ' s been lots of work and lots of fun. Wc consider it a privilege to l)e able to present you with this carl)ook. Oiu carbook could not have been a success with- out I he 1%() salesmen. I hey promoted and pushed until they sold 722 copies of the 1960 annual. — Con- gratulations to all of us! Mr. Paul and Jiis managers, June Brcitcnbaeh and Inch Ricliwinc, ])oiut with satisfaction to the giant 722. It has been (|mte a while since this mau Cohiscans have been sold. Sales Staff: Row One— J. Breilenbach. B. Henon. E. Hcrold, L. Chandler. S. Wellman. B. Uv. Row Two— J. Richwine. J. Geren, S Croxon. L. Scanlon. C. Senn. P. Fettig. Row Three— J. Reed, Mr. Paul. N. Dice, J. McCoy, H. Mallory, M. Nickels, A. Bryant, G. Feltz. igc I ' orfx ' i c Those Minds That Create For Mutual Enjoyment..,. The second semester Clarion staff was served by this energetic group of Seniors and Juniors with Jo ce Geren and Sandy Wehman splitting the editor- ship during the semester. First semester staff members are not pictured, but they in- clude Barbara Burgdoerfer, edi- tor-in-chief; Jeanine Carter, as- sistant editor; Becky White, fea- ture editor; Ste e House, sports editor; Lowell Case} ' , assistant sports editor; and reporters Bon- nie Wanley, Sandy Cough, and John Jackson. Each spring the Clarion staffs, Cohiscan staff, 12 et 30, and the yearbook business staff hold their annual picnic at Roberts Park to end the publication year. Mr. and Mrs. Cord and Mr. and Mrs. Paul have been chaperoning and eating at these picnics for the past four years. Page Forty-Six Quill :ind Scroll is ;i groii]) formed cacli year as an honor group for students who have shown out- standing work in the field of journalism. ' Iln ' s club is an international society of high school journalists. I ' liosc persons working on the staff of the school paper and annual may be members ui)on mectnig the rc- c|uircmcnt of 12i inches of ])rinted news material or the rec inuncndation of the acKisor. In order to get awav from the grind of getting the scIkioI pa])cr out and the annual ready, there was a social club established to gi c tiie journalists of tliis school a mouicul of rclaxaliou. ' This club is none other than the 12 anil lO. Membership is open to any mem- ber of the staffs and to beginning journalists if the fifteen incii prmted rec|uireincnt is met. Best All Round — David Short and Becky White. 12 ef 30 Club Quill Scroll Club Front, left to right: John Jackson; Judy Wilson, president; Steve House, vice-president; Joyce Hollingsworth, secre- tary-treasurer; Barbara Burgdoerfer. Back, left to right: Becky White, Sandy Cough, Nancy Dice, Bonnie Wanley, Jeannine Carter. Seated, left to right: Becky White, Ste«e House, Joyce Hol- lingsworth, Barbara Burgdoerfer. Standing, left to right: Jeannine Carter, Nancy Dice. Page Forh-Seven Those Minds That G Friendliest — Mike Aldridge and Bonnie Wanley, Page Foity-Eight Best Looking — Judy Wilson and Steve Best Personality — Kathy Buser and Jack Best All Round — David Short and Becky House. Ross. White. Most Athletic — Loren Stanley and Pat Hanlon. Most Talkative — John Jackson and Sally Wittiest — Charlie Heineman and Ann Little. Hamilton. Page Forh-Nine i — f -- Hk . „ , 1 p f , ' i il i ' . p.: - ' ,-- ! T- i«.j ' -iiv.: ' . «l   - «-i ' ?-yW ■ • «■% ■•■ •• ' ■ -IPT 1 Those Who Shatter The Silence With Beauty .... Page Fiity ' I lie Clionil Dcp;ir(iiicnt, consist- ing of tlic thorns and choir, lias made a]D]3carances before the stu- dent hod ' for the Hianksgiving, Christmas, and Kaster programs. Also in conjunction with the orches- tra and l)and, ilie clioir and chorus ha e gi cn various concerts during the school year. CIlS ' s orclicstral efforts arc guided by Mr. Richara Jones, originally from Cambridge City, who is the director of this talented group. Mr. Robert Bcckman, who is the director of the chorus and choirs, guides all vocalists in their attempts to attain harmonious perfection. Tlie Conncrsvillc Iligii Scliool Orchestra, composed of manv- instrumental proteges, presents at Iciist one concert every year. This select musical group also joins neighboring towns in sponsoring the Music Festival and several district contests. Page Fifty-One With Rhythm And Jazz . . Page Fiity-Two Curtain goes up. tlic conductor steps upon the podium, raises liis Ixiton. and tluis pours fortli the melodious tones of tlic CIIS concert band. Tliis band, under the able direction of Mr. George F-wing and Mr. han Webster, has performed for the football and the basketball games and has presented several excellent concerts tins school car. Since the org;inizatiuii of the Senior High School Dance Band, by Mr. George Kwing. the band has given jazz concerts, fc;ituring dancers and oealists. Ilie band has performed for school activities and for local functions. Dixie!;; nd Band The Director — Mr. Ewnns; ' age i- if tv - i ircc French Club Jr.-Sr. First row, left to right: Watterson, Her- old, Horsley, Briley, Shaver, Haley, Teller. Second row, left to right: Buser, Han- Ion, Wilson, Hamilton, Fettig, Jack- son, Mrs. Metz, White, Thomas, Bry- ant, McCoy, Burgdoerfer. Third row, left to right: Benjamin, Quinlan, Chaney, White, Waldron, Howard, Schneider, White, Walters, Fiant, Weist, Smith. French Club Fr.-Soph. First row, left to right: Mitchell, Roodebush, Norris, Cox, Swope, Hen- drickson. White, Inman, Jessop, Howe, Conrow, McCoy. Second row, left to right: Runk, Hasei- by. Carpenter, Case, Burkhart, Brown, Grant, VanSlyke, Wiley, Meek, Whit- comb, Short, Fiant, DuBois, Bertsch, Starr, Templeton, Tripp, Bunzendahl. LATIN CLUB JUNIOR AND SENIOR First row, left to right: Smith, Kennedy, Keller, Horsley, Ingram, Weaver, Streuing, Ripberger, Mullen, Rosk, Short, Gabbard. Second row, left to right: Capel, White, Fields, Lambert, Moran, Mrs. Mont- gomery, Fettig, Hardy, Smith, Quin- lan, Shaver. Third row, left to right: Haley, Gab- bard, Brown, Caldwell, Thralls, Ald- ridge. Teller, Waldron, Tetrick, Mil- ler, Noble, Collins, Howard, Todrank, Cline, Jackson, Leming, Lipps. FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE First row, left to right: McKee, Smith, Sturwold, Thomas, Sturgeon, Wanee, Riedman, Holtel, Thompson, Caldwell, James. Second row, left to right: George, Sparks, Allen, Burkhart, Hibbein, Brewer, Handley, Vaughn, Lines, Guttman, Inman. Third row, left to right: Halberstadt, Klopp, Rusher, Brown, Sedam, Park- er, Jackson, McGinnis, Bruce, Hanson, Neal, Moore, Cully, Smith, Vail, Bot- torff, Morris, Archbold, Thohmpson. Page Fifty-Four Future Business Leaders Of America (Seniors) First row, left to right: Ledford, Mc- Carrol, VanHart, Fields, Kellam, Webster. Second row, left to rigtit: Waldron, Williams, Chandler, Wellman, Ruster- holti, McQuinlcy, Miss Heilman, Hurst, Reynolds, Gabbard, Gilland, Tompkins. Third row, left to right: Briley, Mendel, Hanlan, Wanley, Croxon, Little, Dice, Handley, Huber, McDonough, Miller, Raver, May. Future Business Leaders Of America (Juniors) First row, left to right: Fields, Riddell, Heck, Hatfield, S. Taylor, N. Taylor, L. Taylor, Showalter, Lockhart, Mil- ler, Hollingsworth. Second row, left to right: Gabbard, Bills, Morris, Paddock, Ripberger, Miss Heilman, Short, Charles, West, Colby, Foster. Third row, left to right: Turner, Fox, Ailes, Friend, Jones, Logsdon, Wil- kins, Gabbard, Fields, Jones, Quinlan, Dophin, Taylor, Powell, Harper, Har- rison, Tate. FTA First row, left to right: Bever, Ball, Ingram, Strewing, Johnson, Coun- cellor, Hardy, Eastridge, Bryant, In- gram, Robbings, Hendrickson. Second row, left to right: Strawn, Rip- berger, Lipps, Seibert, Burgdoerfer, Mrs. Donieker, Carter, Smith, Haley, McCoy, Mallory. Third row, left to right: Kennedy, Her- ron. Lemming, Gabbard, Little, Brown, Murphy, Miller, Roudebush, Huber, Geren, Smith, Guy. FTA (Freshman and Sophomore) First row, left to right: Tripp, Wanee, Grant, Breuwer, Jackson, Hibblen, McCoy, Vaughn, Heck, Lines. Second row, left to right: Fields, Smith, Bunzendahl, Thompson, M c G r a w , Brown, Moran, Roudebush, Gwin, In- man, Haltel and Moore. Piifjc I ' KtvFiw Future Nurses Front row, left to right: C. Schlichte, B. Herron, S. Crowe, A. Hamilton, B. Gabbard, P. Gillum, and E. Herold. Second row, left to right: J. Frazier, L. Councellor, M. R ogers, J. Duncan, Miss Linkel, J. Foster, R. Riley, C. Charles, C. Rusk, and C. Clark. Those Working For Themselves FUTURE NURSES ' CLUB Aspirants for the nursing field find much benefit in the programs presented within Future Nurses ' Club at CHS. Listening to student nurses, helping with tuberculin tests, and visiting hospitals are a few of the activities undertaken by the girls. Miss Mar} ' Linkel is the sponsor of the club which is headed this vear b - Ann Hamilton, president. Chosen to head the Library Club this year were Jack Kelly, president; Bettv Corner, ice-president; and secre- tar -treasurer, Carol Thomas. Mrs. Dorsett is the sponsor of the club. The members are gi en a chance to gain aluablc library experience by working in the library during various periods of the day. Library First row, left to right: Kowalsky, Hinch- man, Kelly, Mrs. Dorsett, Thomas, Barnes, McCoy, Swope. Second row, left to right: Newkirk, Hiers, Meyers, Geise, Kampf, Green, Deck. Page Fifty-Six ' i h Ushers Club — Girls First row, left to right: S. Gilland, B. B. Wanley, J. Geren, A, Hamilton, S. Croxon, J. Wilson, S. Gough, S. Chowning, L. Chandler. Second row, left to right: A. Bryant, E. Herold, B. White, J. Carter, L. Sherry, P. Seibert, L. Jackson, L. Roudebush, B. Heber, J. Powell, M. Gabbard, J. Reed, C. Eastridge, L. Williams, J. Miller. F. F. A., the national I ' liturc Farm- ers of Ameriea Club, is well represent- ed in Connersxille Senior Iligli Scliool h I lie local chapter. The local eliapter farms a 120 acre fann west of the city as one of its projects, ' i ' hc 1 ' ' . I ' . A. sweetheart for the past two years lias liecn Sara Caldwell. Sara plays the jiiano and nses this talent to eoniiK ' te in tlie cUstrict V. F. A. Sweet- heart Contests. ' age rift)-Sc cii w CAMERA First row, left to right: Weaver, Foster, Hinchman, Mr. Crone, Hurst, Cos, Rover, Second row, left to right: Hinners, Hobbs, B. Weaver, Osborne, Sargent, Day, W ' ' liamson, Brollier, J. Cox. Future Nurses Front row, left to right: C. Schlichte, B. Herron, S. Crowe, A. Hamilton, B. Gabbard, P. Gillum, and E. Herold. Second row, left to right: J. Frazier, L. Councellor, M. Rogers, J. Duncan, Miss Linkel, J. Foster, R. Riley, C. Charles, C. Rusk, and C. Clark. Those Working For Themselves FUTURE NURSES ' CLUB Aspirants for the nursing field find much benefit in the programs presented within Future Nurses ' Club at CHS. Listening to student nurses, helping with tuberculin tests, and visiting hospitals are a few of the activities undertaken by Projection Club Front row, left to right: N. Harris, B. Fox, M. Shelton, T. Rediford, D. Douglas, B. Filler, E. Osborne, L. Evans, J. Fitzgerald. Second row, left to right: B. Parvis, C. Mercier, S. Croxon, M. Keller, I. Weaver, D. Richardson, J. Richwine. Third row, left to right: B. Weaver, L. Schneider, J. Suhre, M. George, D. Day, W. Sundin, G. Good, L. Hammer, H. Luns- ford, D. McLaughlin, J. Lockhart, J. Kelly, B. Stikeleather, R. Hensley. P-agc Fifty-Eight Ushers Club — Basketball First row, left to rigtit: S. Gilland, Retherford, W. Thrall, R. Hensley. Second row, left to rigtit: T. Rayburn, D. Lunsford, J. Parker, K. Jotinson, D. Yeager. Ushers Club — Girls First row, left to rigtit: S. Gilland, B. B. Wanley, J. Geren, A. Hamilton, S. Croxon, J. Wilson, S. Gough, S. Chowning, L. Ctiandler. Second row, left to rigtit: A. Bryant, E. Herold, B. White, J. Carter, L. Sherry, P. Seibert, L. Jackson, L. Roudebush, B. Heber, J. Powell, M. Gabbard, J. Reed, C. Eastridge, L. Williams, J. Miller. Ushers Club First row, left to right: J. Haley, C. West, M. Walker, A. Ripberger, C. Struewing, R. Riddell, J. Ingram, L. Horsley, J. Johnson, L. Taylor, S. Taylor. Second row, left to right: C. Charles, E. Gabbard, S. Bills, M. Short, P. Gab- bard, S. Plummer, P. Guy, J. Little, C. Lipps, B. Gabbard, J. Mullen, J. Ones, C. Clark, C, Craig, J. Jones, J. Quinlan, M. Cole, C. Rusk, M. Paddock. Page Fifty-Nine Strut et Fret This year the Strut and Fret Club, under the direction of Miss Phylhs Walters, has put on two productions. In the early fall Brigadoon, a musical comcd -, was presented. Later in the year, The Bat was presented by our aspiring actors. Front row, left to right: J. Imian, P. Gutt- man, H. Burkhart, C. Smith, E. Hobbs, S. Caldwell, C. Ingram, E. Weaver, A. Hamilton, L. Brown, J. Wilson, L. Jack- son, S. Little, N. Dice, J. Reed P. Hanlon, D. McKee, S. Aldridge, B. Parvic, B. White. Second row, left to right: L. Handley, D. Temotleton, D. Sturgeon, C. Teller, L. Taylor, J. Mullen, J. Ingram, L. Hors- ley, C. Ripberger, C. Lipps, M. Brown, J. Haley, N. Watterson, M. Shaver, S. Mor- ris, J. Jones, N. Weist, J. Quinlan, J. McCoy. Third row, left to right: R. Archibald, J. Cameron, D. Fields, M. Howard, B. BIy, J. Neal, M. Risch, J. Waldron, C. Wil- liam, M. Whihte, J. Suhre, A. Teller, J. Kellam, T. Hunt. Page Sixty Machine Shop Page Sixty-Three Our candidate for the DAR Good Citizen award is Ina Rea. Ina was chosen from three girls nominated by her senior class for the honor. 1 Attention!! Here comes the Purdue Marching Unit!! This crack driU squad performed the opening exercises for :hc Aurora ball game played here. With the jingle of sleigh bells, the spirited Spartanettes place Santa in the midst of enthusiastic basketball fans during one of the half-time performances. Page Sixty-Four SPORTS Sttulcnts at CI IS and limidrccls of adults in tlie community arc true Spartan fans. Tliese same fans who cheer Jake ' s boys on during crisp October nights at Spartan Field, feci a tlirill wlicn tlic Spartans warm up in the scenic CHS bowl and have a strong sense of pride ill I lie §()()d sportsmanship displayed by Conncrs illc teams. ' c arc a proud cfinuiiunit}- and a proud school, and we have good reason to be proud of tlic records made by tlic Spartan teams. igc Si. t -Se cn Coaches Jack Griffith, Jake Inman and Paul Hcaton are shown abo ' e chscussing the starting hnc up for the Spartans ' opener with New Castle. Big Red Offense On The Go Conncrsville improved its record of 1958 but still could not break even in the won-lost column. Their record was 4-5 and two of the losses were decided b} ' single touchdowns. When a football team is winning it is much easier for the team to be up for every game. However, this year the Big Red got off to a bad start and still wound up with a respectable record. This year ' s squad was composed of ten seniors, all of whom saw plenty of action. Team speed proved to be an advantage on both offense and defense against heavier teams. A dangerous passing attack was added to the Spartan offense and it proved very effective. Seniors lost in graduation were Loren Stanley, Chuck Cramer, Nelson Salyers, Keith Lewis, Steve House, Tom Welsh, Terry Churchill, Jack Ross and Herman Craig. Many underclassmen saw heavy action and will return to give the Big Red a large group of returning lettermen. Some of the highlights of the 1959 season were the wins over Rush ' ille, Sey- mour and Martinsville. The Spartans were also the only team to score more tlian one touchdown against Columbus. If a strong defensive unit can be found by Coach Jake Inman, the Spartans of ' 60 could prove to be really rugged. This all adds up to bright hopes for the future for the Men of Sparta. Page Sixty-Eight The defensixc unit came to llie iLstuc tluni ' L; llie Riislnillc game and stopped tlie Lions cold in the fourth c|uarter. Other times it looked like the Men of Sjjarta had the ()|5]3ouents stojjijed when a third down jjass was conipleteil. or the o])ponents made first downs ]i - just inches. The loin ilorstnicn- k I .... J ■ . Larn- Masters, and Mike Evans. The Big Red line from left to right are Loren Stanley, Don Entncr, Steve House, Keith Lewis, Nel- son Sahers. Tom Welsh and Terr - Churchill. W lieu tiic l)ig Red line i)nt tlien nands to il. tiicN eonld hlock a hole hig enough for a tank to drive through or stop a team from gaining a ard for four downs. l ' ' ()r the first time in many a year CI IS had a potent passing attack. This was made possihle hy the Spartan line that held out charging defensive linemen for tliat important four or fi e seconds. . fine example t)f this offensi c blocking arc the Martinsville, Seymour, ■.md Rusln ille games. Slc e House led the dcfensi e unit in tackles at the line-haeker spot, and Dick Foreman held down the other linchackcr position. Keith Lewis. Dennis Lam- bert, and Chuck Cramer provided the ■beef ' up front, that is neces,sar) for a top defensive line. Other line- men, besides tliose pictured abo e, that played a big role for the Spartans were Walt Kurczak, Jim Thomas, Jim llaselbv, and Mark Moore. H Page Sixty-Nine ' I ' hc 1959 Conncrsville Varsitv 1959-1960 Connersville Spartans CHS OPP. New Castle 21 27 Shelbyvillc 6 Southport 6 28 Hagerstown 44 12 Seymour 20 14 Jeffersonville 6 21 Martinsville 54 7 Rushville 25 19 Columbus 13 40 A rare action shot of Kenny Evans being tackled by four Seymour Owls. The Spartans won the eontest 20 to 14. Photo at far right. Spartan end Terry Churchill is shown above snaring a pass against Jeffersonville. Page Seventy sea •WBE Q U E E N S Pat Gillutn is shown above being crowned the Halloween queen of 1959 by Miss Indiana as two other county candidates look on. Mike Aldridge, a member of the Hi-Y club is shown below crowning the 1959 Football Queen Tye Mohandes. The Queen ' s court is composed of Carol Ingram, Pat Gillum, Miss Mohandes, Betty Tripp, and Joyce Roudebush. Page Seventy-Two Hoosier Hysteria ' inning the scctioiuil for tlic first time in tlucc years liigliliglited (lie 1Qi9-fill Sixirtan rciind-ball season, llie Big Red met tlieir inatcli in tlie first game of the Conncrs- ille Regional and were l eateii by the liigli flying Rush- ille Lions. Conners ille finished the sea.son with a 10-14 reeord. Coaeh Ken Gnnning announced his resignation following the New Castle game after 1 years of coaching. juniors Mike E ans, and Paul Crawford will return to form the nucleus of next year ' s ' arsity. Seniors that will be missed next year are Jcrn,- Knight, Terr - Churchill, Loren Stanley. Les Hannner, Ste e Mouse, and Da e Ganvood. The Cohiscan staff wishes the 1960-61 Spartans good luck for next c;ir. I ' robabl) the toughest schedule of CI IS histor ' faced the Spartans this ear and the squad had nothing to be ashamed of in posting their 10-14 mark. Two ball games were lost in the final seconds with Soulhport and Shelb ille. . t Southport a thirt - foot set shot at the end brought defeat but the Shelbyvillc game is one for the books. Jerry Knight scored with three sec- onds to apparently send the game into overtime at 65 all. However, Phil Lackey of the Rruins tossed a baseball pitch some 70 feet with the ball ripping through for the winning score. Many had doubts when sectional time rolled around but the Hig Red closed the door to the opposition with huge margins of ictorv in their three games. i ' agc Scicnh-T ircc CHS OFF 52 Liberty ' 45 46 Anderson 72 46 Columbus 45 51 Rushvillc 65 64 I low c 63 54 Aurora 62 52 Seymour 59 63 Grcensburg 49 58 Southport 59 43 Kokomo 54 Richmond 52 80 Martinsville 59 67 Shclb AiIle 69 58 Crispus Attueks 87 59 lYanklin 70 54 New Castle 72 60 Jcffcrsonvillc 69 41 Shortridgc Sectional 49 68 Whilcw-atcr 60 Alquina 58 72 Fayette Ccntial Regional 45 59 RusiiviUc 82 t:_ cs4( Cliarlic Ilcck surrounded b two grt;it tenuis stars at tlic lialf of the Globetrotter game, Miss Altliea Gibson and Carol Fargocs. Kniglit fires aua and tlie team departs for a cool, cold shower. Spartan guard Jack Ross is in the act of scoring two points against the Aurora Red Devils. Coach Ken Gunning discussing a tense moment with his able assist- ant. Bill Brewer. Craig steals ball from Red De il as excited fans cheer. Jr. Spartans are posing below, from left to right: W-ilt Kurczak. Tom Carter, Jmi Crone, Larr - Masters. Gar - Good. Dick Foreman, and Jack Hamilton. The second row includes Da e Sargent. Don Entncr, Larr - Dragoo, Jeff Ripbcrger, Coaeh Bill Brewer, Kcnn • FAans. Charles Conner. Stc •c Dorsett. and Manager Mike George. Top Left, Frosh Yell Leaders— Jan Hcrdrich, Judy Jempf, and Lin- da Aldridge. Debbie McGuire not pictured. Top Right, B-Team Yell Leaders- Betty Tripp, Diana Sturgeon, Judy Bunzendahl. Bottom, Freshman Team, Row One— Rod Cord, .1. Hackleman, R. Garrison, R. Hignite, N. Har- ris, J. Fitzgerald, M. Haley. Row Two— W. Weiler, R. Oedy, B. Erlewein, R. Musdin, D. Smith, J. Lockhart. Row Three— J. Sparks, D, Mc- Laughlin, G. Bowman,, L. Hurst. J. Bell, Student Manager J. Williamson. Future Stars Of The CHS Hardwood The Junior Spartan.s of 1959-60 had one of the best records in the last se eral years for C. II. S. I hey eoni])ilecl an impressive 14-5 record under Coach Bill Brewer, who was named as head coach of the 19ft()-6] season. Brewer replaced Coach Ken Gunnint; after Gunning had announced his retire- nieiil al the tail end of the Bisr Red season. Boys that will probably see plenty of action for the arsity next year arc Kenny I ' , ans, Jim Crone. Icff Ripbereer. ' I ' om Carter, and Dick l ' )reman. l ' . ans ant! I ' oveni.ui will be seniors and Crone, Cart- er, and Ripbergcr w ill sec action for fwo more years. The Cohiscan staff wishes Coach Bill Bre vcr all the success in the world in ha ing a fine season next year. Those tall, tall freshmen will gi e Spartan fans a bright hope for the future, if their present season means anything. The frosli outfit had a record of 10-S winning major victories over New Castle, Rieh- mond. and lost oul in the last five sc-conds of the sec tourney 51- 0 to Grcx ' nsburg. Coach Rod Cord has led the Freshmen tcuns to a winning rexord for the last two years. Page Seventy-Seven The 1959 track team pictured above are from left to right: Jan Keller, Jack Galloway, Jack Ross, Jack Hamilton, John Chaney Larry Masters, Ernie Sleet, and Virgil Schoeff. Second row — Terry Churchill, Max Brandley, Jerry Humes, Or ille Bloom, Eddie Ball, Bob Fitz- gerald, Mark Moore, Chuck Cramer,, and Tom Welsh. Third row — Coach Harry Brandley, Loren Stanley, Charlie Williams, Jim Morrison, Al Brown, Gary Good, Don Entner, and Coach Paul Heaton. I960 Track Team Best In History CHS should have one of the best track team ' s in the school ' s history this year. The track program at Conners- ville High School has been in a rebuilding stage for three years and the power is just beginning to show for Coach Paul Heaton this year. Heaton took over as head track coach in 1957 and has gradually improved his teams each year. Last year ' s squad lost one meet and the team was represented by two men in the regional meet. Tom Welch is one of the returning sectional winners out to break records in the high hurdles and the high jump this year. Senior Letterman Loren Stanley is caught at the right moment clearing the high jump bar at 5 ' 10 . Tom Moose Welsh is far ahead of the field in the high hurdles during a tough meet with Waldron. Loren Stanley, the team ' s leading point maker last year is out to better himself this season. Stanley and Welch are three year veterans. Gary Good, a sophomore who had hoped to break the shot put record was ineligible for the first part of season and was sorely missed. Mike Bach, who is formerly from Michigan, carries high hopes in the broad jump and the high jump. Returning pole- vaulters are Jack Ross, Nelson Salyers, and Gary Adams. Terry Churchill will be out to better the quarter mile record along with Charlie Williams. Carrying the burden of the distance runs are Eddie Ball, Steve House, Jim Parker, and Bill Loper. Ernie Sleet leaps high and wide for a sure place in the broad jump. Tennis And Cross Country Take Stamina And Skill Coacli Ilarn- Brandlcy ' s cross coiintn- team was Iica il ladcncd witli uiidcrclassincn tliis year, but that is a good omen for tlic future. In tlie past eross country lias lieen a conditioner for ho -s wlio arc too small to ]iartieipate in football or for boys going out for basket- ball, liill Loper and Jim Parker were Coacli Brandlcy ' s t (i niaiiista s on the c|nacl. ' rciinis Coach Rod Cord issues ec|uipiiiciit as 1960 season gets underway. Coach Rod Cord ' s tennis tanii improved vastly this year and Larry Selmeider advanced to tlic semi-finals of the sec tounuiment before going down to defeat. Other members of the team arc John Ncal. John Jack- son, Ronnie I lignite. Ralph ilar cy. Conncrsvillc fin- ished in a three way tic for third in the conference nicct and Martinsville captured first. Pictured below is L;irr Schneider, a four year veteran of the tennis squad. . n outstanding player. Larr went to the semi-finals of the SCC toumc - three straight years. i -■- -• .- — vllS I 4i«« • The Spartan baseball squad from left to right is Jeff Ripberger, Jim Thomas, Da e Anness, Jerr}- Tavlor, Tom Carter, and Gerr ' Sedam. The second row is Dale Harper, Jim Crone, Larry Schneider, Walt Huber, Dick Foreman, and Keith Lewas. The third row includes Yi ]t Kurzcak, Mike E ans, Ste ' e House, Kenny E ans, Jim Kessler, and Don Harvey. If Conncrs ille ' s baseball team were e -er fa ' ored to win the SCC title they should take all the marbles this sprnig. Coacli Ho ard Plough has lettermen returning at every position and e -cn two deep at some spots. Returning lettermen are: Catcher Dick Foreman, First Baseman Mike E ans, Second Baseman Tom Carter, Shortstop Stc e House, Third Baseman Jim Crone and Larn, Schneider and Walt Huber will handle the mound duties. The returning lettermen in the outfield are Jim Kessler, Walt Kurzcak, Don Har cy, and Kenny E ans. These boys will form what the 1960 Cohiscan hopes the nucleus of this championship team. First Crop Of Little Leaguers Now Senior Spartans C()iiiiC ' is illc ' s fine golf Icaiii c,ii)tnrL l llic S]5()tliglit wlicii tlic cliiffcrs won llic Soiilli Central Confer- ence title for the first lime in iiie school ' s history. l?ob Bunyard, a strapping blond headed junior, led the field witli a liot 78. Other team members are juniors Stc c Dorsett and Bob Butcher, and the only senior, led Harris. Harris will be the only one missing from this foursome next year, ,so hopes are bright that Coach Ken Cunnings boys can turn the Irick again next year. In tlic past Cohinibiis lias dominated the SCC by winning the meet 10 times since 193r Sam Carmiehacl of Martins illc holds the record for capturing the low medalist honors by winning three times. Carmiehacl fired a 79 his freshman e-ar to win in 19 4, and he returned to win the title in his junior and senior year b shooting a 71 and 72 rcspccti cly. Golf Team Fall Heroes riic CouuersMJlc llit;h School golf team is sl own abo c in an action siiot at the Conuers ille Country ' Club, llic Spartan duffers brought the SCC Golf Crown home for tlic first time in hi icn I ne .nc from left to riglitt lcd Harris. Bob Butcher. Bob Bunvard, and Steve Don.ett. i ' age Eighty-One f pS.f, . ' G.A.A. First row, !eft to right: Ratz, Raver, Hurst, VanSlyl e, Prather, Miss Cory, Hanlon, Sclilichte, Riley, Foster, Spauiding. Second row, left to right: Hier, Poyie, Carpenter, Herold, Daum, Kampf, Handley, Jones, Reed, Swaley, Holm- land, Clark. G.A.A. First row, left to right: Geise, Moore, Lane, Snoddy, Graham, Fields, Van- Hart, Conrow, Holtel, Miller. Second row, left to right: Hinchman, Bullock, Hinners, McGraw, Grant, Tripp, Hibblen, Holtel, Honley, Vaughn, Heck. Third row, left to right: Rairden, Ma- son, Murphy, Hobbson, Hobbs, Mines, Howe, Riedman, Rodgers, Hamilton, Inman, Corya, Schlichte, Haveland. Page Eighty-Two Abercrombie, Leroy Orchestra, Spanish Club, Strut ct Fret, DCE Club, Concert Choir. Adams, Gray L. Senior Council. Adams, Joan Carol Concert Choir. Ailes, Ronald E. FFA. Aldridge, Michael Lee Football, Basketball, Baseball, Hi-Y ' Pepnocrats, DCE Club. Allen, Fred I. Spanish Club, Orchestra, Chorus. Amrhein, James A. Orchestra, Chorus, Concert Choir. Amrhein, Larry Joseph Anderson, Karen Anthony, James E. DCE Club. Argent. Laura Joan Majorette, Spartanclte, Band, Pepno- crats, Tri-Hi-V. Baker. Kent I. Pepnocrats, Projection Club, JCL. Benjamin, Lucille French Club. Binder. John D. .Spanish Club, Orchestra, Concert Choir. Pepnocrats, Camera Club. Bloom, Orville Football, Track, Basketball. Bowling. George Wayne Football. Bowman, Mike Breitcnbach, June Ann Spanish Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, Cohiscan Sales Manager. Brewer, Virginia French Club, Pepnocrats. Briley, Jane French Club, FBLA. Brown. Eugene C. FFA. Brown, Linda Ruth Majorette, Strut ct Fret, National Thespian. French Club, Pepnocrats, DCE Club. Brown. Patricia Brown. Robert Brunsman. Carl A. Projection Club. Bryant, Mary Ann Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, Usher ' s Club, French Club, FTA, Cohi.scan Salesmen. Burgdoerfer, Barbara Lou Clarion Staff, Quill and Scroll, FTA, Cadet Teaching, French Club, Nation- al Honor Society. Burkhart. Joe T. Pepnocrats, Track. Buscr, E. Kathleen student Council, Strut et Fret, Na- tional Thespian. Cheerleader, Junior Class Secretary. Caldwell, David Morton FFA, Pepnocrats, .ICL, Rotary Guest. Cappel, Carl Robert .ICL. Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, Baseball, Track. Projection Club. Carter. Judith Ann Pepnocrats, Tri-Hi-Y, Double Sextet, Concert Choir, FBLA. Ushers Club. Carter, Paula Jeanine National Honor Society, Cohiscan Staff, Clarion Staff. Senior Council. Quill and Scroll, Cadet Teaching. Casey. Lowell Madison Clarion. Basketball-Student Manager. Chandler. Lea Dee Pepnocrats, TrI-Hi-Y, Usher ' s Cluh, Clarion. FBLA. Cheatham, John Gilbert National Honor Society, Band, Dance Band. Orchestra. Rotary Guest. Chowning, Sarah Ann TrlHi-Y, Pepnocrats, Ushers Club, Cheerleader. Churchill, Edwin Terry Basketball, Track, Football, Tennis, Rotar - Guest. Clanin, Jim M. Pepnocrats, Football, Track. Clayton, Sharon K. Cook, Willard William French Club, Track. Counceller. Claude E. DCE Club, Projection Club, French Club. Pepnocrats. Cox, Carol Deletta Concert Choir, Double Sextet, Camera Club, TrIHi-Y, Pepnocrats, Sextet. Cox, David FFA. Craig, James Herman Basketball, Football, Baseball. Cramer, Charles B. Football, Track, Pepnocrats, French Club. Cregar, Joseph Maurice Track, Spanish Club, Football, Pepno- crats. Croxon, Suzanne C ' lari )n, Pepnocrats, Usher ' s Club, FBLA, Strut et Fret, Tri-Hl-Y. Daum, Daniel Football. Dalton, Curtis DeArmond, Barbara May French Club, Pepnocrats, Tri-Hl-Y. Deck, Robert L. Concert Choir, Library Club, DCE Club. Dice, Nancy J. National Thespian, Quill and Scroll, FBLA. Strut et Fret, Clarion, Cohis- can Staff and Salesmen. Diehlman, Winona Grace National Honor Society, Pepnocrats, French Club, Spanish Club, DCE Club. Dora, Wayne Eugene Concert Choir. JCL, Douglas, Daryl J. Projection Club. DuBois, Gary Keith Hi-Y, French Club, National Honor Society, Rotary Guest. Dugan, Barbara Jean Tri-Hi-Y. Usher ' s Club. Duncan, Gene K. FFA. Duncan. Joan Rae Nurse ' s Club. Eastridge, Carolyn Sue Pepnocrats. FTA, Cirl ' s State, Usher ' s Club, Tri-Hi-Y, JCL. Erlewein. Sharon Kay Concert Choir, Chorus, Pepnocrats. Eshelman, Robert H. Band. Dance Band. DCE Club. Evans, Geraldine Tri-Hi-Y, Usher ' s Club. Evans, Thomas R. Chorus. Feltz, Gary A. Library Club, JCL, Cohiscan Sales- men. Fettig, Peter P. Hi-Y. JCL. French Club. National Honor Society. Senior Council, Rotary G Guest. Fiant. Ruell E. French Club. Pepnocrats, JCL, Hi-Y. Fields. Martha Jane FBLA. Filler, William W. National Honor Society, Pepnocrats, Projection Club, Rotary Guest. Fitzgerald, James William Concert Choir. Football. Frasher, Woodrow M. Fultz, Roger S. Football. Track. Pepnocrats. Gabbard. Janet Kaye FBLA, Concert Choir, Double Sextet, Pepnocrats. Gabbard, Mayme FBLA. Usher ' s Club, Chorus. Gallagher Brendalee Tri-Hi-Y. Pepnocrats. Garrison. Phyllis J. Garwood. R. Dave Basketball. HI-Y. Gay. Ora Geren. Joyce Ann FT.. . I ' sher ' s Club. Pepnocrats. Span- ish Club. Clarion Staff, Cohiscan Salesmen, Gibson. James L. Gilland. Sheila Jean student Council. Pepnocrats. Usher ' s Club. Library Club. FBLA, JCL. Gilley. Mac Gillum. Patricia Joyce F ' uture Nurse ' s Club. U.sher ' s Club. Dance Band. Pepnocrats. Class Treas- urer. Halloween Queen. Gilly. Betty Sue Glover, Nancy Future Nurse ' s Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pep- nocrats. Goetz, John Senior Council, Pepnocrats, JCL. Gough, Sandy Kay Pepnocrats, 12 et 30, Usher ' s Club, JCL, Clarion Staff. Grant, Douglas C. Pepnocrats, Spanish Club. Grant. Wilma Jean Greiner, .Michael David Griffith, David P. Hahn, Virginia Lee Concert Choir, Projection Club, JCL. Hamilton, Anne .National Thespian, Strut et Fret, .Nurse ' s Club, French Club, Pepno- crats, Usher ' s Club. Hammer, Leslie Lee Basketball. Camera Club. Handley. Diana May GAA. FTA, Pepnocrats, FBLA. Hanlon, Patricia L. Cheerleader, FBLA, GAA. French Club, Strut et Fret, Tri-Hi-Y. Hardy. Kaaren, Kaye .National Honor Society, JCL, FTA, Spanish Club, Band, Dance Band. Harris, Robert C. Harris, Theodore J. Golf, .National Honor Society, Lions Club Guest. Harrison. Freddie F. Chorus. Harvey, Ralph Jr. Basketball, Tennis. Hauri. Barbara Jo Heineman, Charles M. Pepnocrats, Senior Council. Helms. Rebecca Sue Pepnocrats, Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, Chorus. Hendrickson. James R. Spanish Club, FTA. Herold, Elizabeth Ann Nurse ' s Club, French Club, Pepno- crats. Usher ' s Club . Herron, Brenda Sue Pepnocrats. JCL. FTA. Future Nurse ' s Club. CohLscan Salesmen. Hilbert. Ann Hilbert Dale A. Himes, David L. Pepnocrats. Hisle. Jimmy Raye House. John Stephen Baseball. Football. BasketbaU, Track, Cohiscan. Student Council. Hollingsworth. Joyce Ann Pepnocrats. French Club. Tri-Hl-Y. Cohiscan Staff. 12 et 30 Club. Hubbard. Ronald Stanley Dance Band. Band. JCL, Football. Huber. Barbara Sue Usher ' s Club, FT.A, Band, Pepnocrats. French Club. Huber. Brenda D. Ushers Club. Library Club. Huber. Carolyn Sue Pepnocrats. JCL. FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y. Huber. Walter G. Baseball. Huffmeier. Ronald .National Honor Society, Boy ' s State. Rotary Guest. Hunt. John Timothy Spanish Club. Pepnocrats, Stmt et Fret. Hunter. Robert Keith Ingle. Faye Ingle. Velma Jackson, John Emmett Tennis, Football. Band, Dance Band. Clarion Staff. Hi-Y. Jackson. Linda Lou strut ct Frel. French Club, Usher ' s Club. Pepnocrats. Jarrett. Ronda Sue TrlHI-Y. Spanish Club. Library Club. Pepnocrats. Kalkhoff, Bernard John FFA. Kellam, James Lawrence FFA. strut et Fret. Track, Kellam. Jane French Club. PepnocraU, FBL. , Tri- Hi-Y, Senior Council. Chorus. Page Eight) ' -Fi ' e Kelly, Jack L. Library Club, Pepnocrats, Hl-Y, Pro- jection Club. King, James McKinley Knight, Jerry Basketball, Football. Koch, Susan Kaye Future Nurse ' s Club, Pepocrats, Tri- Hi-Y, JCL. Kowalsky, Margaret Ruth JCL, Library Club. Kuhlman, Thomas H. Pepnocrats. Landon, Judith Kaye Pepnocrats. Largen, Carlos J. DCE Club. Lawson, Raymond Layson, Donald Spanish Club, Football. Lingg, Howard J. FFA. Little, Roberta Orchestra. Little, Sally Jo FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, Strut et Fret, Na- tional Thespian, Pepnocrats, Concert Choir. Ledford, Barbara Jean Pepnocrats, FBLA, FTA. Lewis, Keith Edward Football, BasebaU, Track, Hl-Y, Lions Guest. Lunsford, Herman J. Orchestra, Projection Club. Mallory, Harriet FTA, Pepnocrats, GAA, Concert Choir, Tri-Hi-Y. Martin, Ralph Dee Pepnocrats, Track. Mason, Clyde L. FFA. Matney, Richard Allen Concert Band, Dance Band, Hi-Y. May, Lillian E. Spanish Club, FBLA, Pepnocrats. McCarroU, Rita J. FBLA, Pepnocrats. McCauley, Everett A. FFA. McClurg, Larry C. McCoy, Joan Band, FTA, French Club, Library Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats. McDonough, Dorothy Elizabeth Double Sextet, Concert Choir, Pepno- crats. McQuinley, Judith Kay Cheerleader, Band, FBLA, Senior Council, Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats. Mendell, Betty L. Spanish Club, FBLA, Pepnocrats, Tri-Hi-Y. Miller, Jane A. Usher ' s Club, FTA, Spanish Club, Pepnocrats. , • [. Miller, Jerian Maria ,,v ' Pepnocrats, FBLA, Usher ' s Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Miller, Larry Junior Miller, Marshall Moffett, Farrell Pepnocrats, Spanish Club. i Mohandes, Taraneh Pepnocrats, Tri-Hi-Y, Football Queen. Moore, Carl Lions Guest. Moran, Michael F. Pepnocrats, Lions Guest. Murphy, William R. FTA, Band, Dance Band, JCL. Murray, John Nash, Larry Newkirk, Joseph A. Concert Choir, Camera Club, Library Club, Pepnocrats, Cohiscan Salesmen. Nichols, Myrna Kay Pepnocrats, Tri-Hi-Y, Future Nurse ' s :iub. Osborne, Edward H. Band, Dance Band, Hi-Y, Projection Club, Camera Club. Parker, Ronald Edward Band, Projection Club, Spanish Club. Poole, Judy K. GAA, Pepnocrats. Powell, Judith Laverne Usher ' s Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, Spanish Club, Library Club. Price, Carl Jr. Pruet, Donna Sue Pepnocrats, GAA. PrusifuU, Mount Quick, William H. FFA. Rathburn, John Paul Ratz, Rita Katherine GAA, Pepnocrats, FBLA. Raver, Ruthanne FBLA, Camera Club, GAA, Pepno- crats, Projection Club. Rea, Ina Katherine National Honor Society, Pepnocrats, Sextet, Usher ' s Club, JCL, Library Club. Readnour, Bobby G. Reagan, Carolyn Nannette JCL, Usher ' s Club, Concert Choir. Reed, Kaye Judith FTA, Usher ' s, French Club, Strut et Fret, Pepnocrats, JCL. Revalee, Judith Lynne Reynolds, Patricia Jean Pepnocrats, FBLA, GAA, Tri-Hi-Y. Richardson, Donna Jo C. Future Nurse ' s Club, Projection Club. Richwine, Judith R. Pepnocrats, Projection Club, French Club, Cohiscan Sales Manager. Rieder, Sylvia R. Concert Choir. Riggins, Lester Riley, Ruth Ellen Future Nurse ' s Club, JCL, GAA, Pepnocrats. Robbins, Ronald Edward JCL, French Club, Lions Guest, FTA, Pepnocrats, Dance Band. Rose, Bobby Dayle Hi-Y, DCE Club, Lions Guest, Base- ball, Cohiscan Salesmen. Ross, Jack Football, Basketball, Track, Senior Council, DCE Club, Hi-Y. Ross, Sharon Kay Roudebush, Linda Sue FTA, Usher ' s Club, Pepnocrats, Na- tional Honor Society, Tri-Hi-Y. Rowe, Barbara Rowland, MiLford Concert Choir. Rusterholz, Bonnie Jill FBLA. Salyer, Nelson E. Football, Track, Basketball, Concert Choir. Sasher, Calvin E. Basketball. Scanlon, Lillian Louise Chorus, Cohiscan Salesmen. • Schlichte, Carol Future Nurse ' s Club, Pepnocrats, GAA, JCL, Usher ' s Club, French Club. Schneider, Larry Edward Tennis, Baseball, French Club, Pro- jection Club. Schube, Arnold Bruce Camera Club, Boy ' s State. Selke, Larry D. Band, Dance Band, Baseball, Orches- tra. Senn, Carolyn Sue Orchestra, Pepnocrats, Chorus, Co- hiscan Salesmen. Shelly, Joyce Ann Pepnocrats, Chorus. Sherry, Linda Sue Pepnocrats, Usher ' s Club, Tri-Hi-Y. Short, Dave Junior Class President, Senior Class President, Student Council, Basket- ball, Football. Sleet, Ernie student Council, DCE Club, Concert Choir, Track. Siebert, Patricia Ann FTA, Usher ' s Club, Pepnocrats, JCL, Tri-Hi-Y. Six, Jeanette Faye Pepnocrats, Concert Choir, JCL, Tri- Hi-Y. Spaulding, Jane Pepnocrats, GAA, FBLA. Stanley, Loren Edward Football, Basketball, Track, Clarion staff. Stansbury, Gene Chorus. Stanton, Everett H. Stevens, Paul Phillip, Jr. Stikeleather, Bill Projection Club. Taylor, Billie Ann Taylor, Jim E. DCE Club. Teller, Alan strut et Fret, National Thespian, JCL, Dance Band, Concert Choir. Todd, Darrell Projection Club. Tompkins, Evelyn FBLA. T ' urney, Larry David Van Hart, Sylvia Marie Tri-Hi-Y, FBLA, Majorette, Spartan- ette. Walden, Margaret Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, FBLA. Wanley, Bonnie Jean FBLA, Usher ' s Club, Pepnocrats, 12 et 30, JCL, Clarion Staff. Warner, Larry DCE Club. Weaver, John W. Football, Track, FTA. Weaver, Mary Eileen strut et Fret, National Thespian, Camera Club, Projection Club. Webster, Linda K. Tri-Hi-Y, Pepnocrats, FBLA. Weiler, Gerald David FFA, Track. Wellman, Sandra Sue Usher ' s Club, Pepnocrats, FBLA, Tri- Hi-Y, French Club, Clarion Staff. Welsh, Thomas M. Football, Track, Basketball, Pepno- crats, Vice-President of Junior and Senior Class, Student Council. White, Rebecca Louise Senior Council Senior Class Secretary, Student Council, National Honor So- ciety, Strut et Fret, Clarion Staff. Wilhelm, John Baseball. Williams, Linda Jane Pepnocrats, FBLA. Williamson, Dianne Pepnocrats, French Club. Wilson, Judith Lee Junior Class Treasurer, Majorette, Cohiscan Editor, Quill and Scroll, Clarion Staff, National Honor Society. Young, Gary W. Track. Page Eighty-Six AUTOGRAPHS li AUTOGRAPHS Engravers — Ropkey Engraving, Indianapolis Printing — Connersville News-Examiner Page Eighty-Eight r L ' ■ y -yV ljif . - -C o ix : --; ' — '