Crawfordsville High School - Athenian Yearbook (Crawfordsville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1952 volume:

1952 THE CRAWFORDSVILLE DIANA f' Row One: Ramon Hamm, Don Cox, Ed McCallum, sports: Vernon Spaulding II, music: 'l'om Todd, business manager. Row Two: Rita Scugryrs, pivtixrvs: Nancy Sorrn-ls, activities: Shzlilu Van Sickle, z'o-eflitor: Jack Swanson, prophvcy: Ann Hutson, typist: Allvn Shaw, business manager: Lulabellu Brady, artist: Jeanette McCollou1:h, music: Susie Resoner, prophecy. Row Three: Marilyn Hudson, pictures: Ju Cowan, music: Fredd Dye, co-editor: Joy Frederick, activities: Mr. Sivlmert, sponsor: Edna Gass, calendar: Margaret Lane, activities: Sue Allman, pictures: Shirley Coventry Simmons, prophecy: Absent: Frml Ewoldt, artist: Bzwliarn Sommer, lmusiness mz11izl1:c1'. Co-editors: Morton Paterson, Shailzl Van Sickle. Absent: 1 rc'mlrl Dye. Q3 ,wwf W -A' 1 ,,,,2. -vv w,.w.1 f,-- L, ILZISTNQ 2, wx Q EE af- 4 W ek - Lx- , -- .. jc f Rg,i:,,- ' 'V L' ' W .2 Jing ,Nil ig-W5 Q gs, 2 . .,., ,' ,g E . , ' ' ,, Q 5,14 - Viv .- 5, -Q fi' -if . .1-iw 4 W 5-1, 4 1 4? 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We plan to treasure these years someday and we put them down here for the nostalgia of the someday We leave high school with an uncertain look to the future, but with a reasoning lance at the ast. an S P Euler to learner W Go forflli to serve kd :rIEwv'LoI' 3111 Hllvmnrianr LIBBY FRISZ 1954-1948 Elizabeth Ann CAgnesD Frisz was a friend to all who knew her. She came to Crawfordsville from Waveland. Besides being well-liked by the teachers, Libby was a good student and is well remembered by her many friends at the old College Inn. She mer an untimely death in her freshman year and is sadly missed by all who knew her. The Center of Our Past f ff , f - 'f z-u1::wx1fsf'mmWHw'rw: xss4g.L '-Uv mmlnunM..sL1Wnr.r1M1f,w.,f4s A Past of Broezdening Experiences or u Meuuiugful Future Science .... The specific gravity of Mr. Wells, The gals wielded the bat and balls last summer in the first Organized girls, sport with outside competition. H. S. C0-Eds: Row One: Ann Jordan, Jeannette VValdon, Rita Scaggs. Row Two: Sue Buser, Dawn Reicliard, Nancy Graham, Greta Gray. Row Three: Peggy Conway, Roberta Largent, Sue Allman, Susie Resoner. Academic knowledge is applied in C.H.S. Ag classes to the practical job of feeding America. Preparation C. H. S. Students English . . . the tool of all learning . . . to tool of living. W . . if i' Academic and Vocational N ' w l fi' in il ' i Page Eight 6- XA ?-Goal - Q, Q5 Mechanical drawing teaches the student to grasp the prin- K. ciples of precision While acquir- ing a usable skill. Receive Training In Mczmf Fields . . . Math, one of the strongest departments in the The Spanish Club theatrical was another of high school, oiiers a tour-year course . . . ex- a wide variety of superior play productions at pericnce in reasoning, il tool for other courses, C.H.S .... prepzu'ation for college or a Vocation. I f'Plmfo by jack lvflf-S'l7l1, Soplzomorel Typing . . . '1Seek and ye shall find . . Manualandrnental training with the essentials ot at good shop . . . extensive equipment and u competent instructor . . . a K'Roseyv atmosphere. Page Nine The annual Cll1'lSlllliIS program departed from tl1e totally religious tableau type of program this vear to include dancing and light singing. ,Twas . e L t a Fred Vlfaring type of Pl'Ogl'tUH-VVCll-lilitfll. . . . lc! mclitions With A XfVe never knew what new klllil ll1t61'6Stll1g art work we would see in the luuchroorn each noon. Colorful winter scenes appeared o11 the walls at Christmas time, two complete shows were brought from New York and otl1er cities. Students showed great interest i11 the displays, and appreciated this noon-tiine diversion Gllld cultural boost. D1'f'UUI' T7'flfI?i1'lg-All essential course eniphasiz- A11 invaluable crew-always husy, ever on ing useful technique and good judgment, to ha11d and ready to help a student or a teacher. produce sate and sane drivers. Page Ten New Approach In 1952 Mr. Zachary . . . Alumni Association President Page Eleven ,I 56 ' ' iii xg! X Lx I i y I --4'3-1 1-5 9 1 ifwmar The Senior Play tryouts for 'The Man Who Came to Dinnerv were the initial step in the trend toward better quality plays. With the direction of Mr. Cre- celius, six Weeks to Work, and a more-than-usually-talented Cahemj class, the presentation of the play Was a success. The actors and production staff will always remernber the experience of producing a famous and worth-While play. l Filled With Happy Memories. . . k l'he Blocking Bird was ll well-sung, well-acted, and well-produced opcrctta that carried on the tradition of Hnc musical plays ut C.H.S. The girls learn how to prepare lor u successful and lmppy home life. Another vocational art-at department much-depended upon hy school organizations, a vital training ground for an imfaluahle trade. The Seniors, desire for one last Hing at the childhood game of dressing upv gave vent to c'Hag Weck,,, topped by all-Senior party with a mock Wedding, games, and dancing. s asfwlfu SENIOR ADVISORY COMMITTEE Row One: Ann Hutsoin, John Jones, Barbara, Sommer, Ronny Martin, Nancy Sorrels. Row Two: Rita Scaggs, Dick Ford, Jo Cowan, Ed McCallum, Shaila Van Sickle, Bob Harding, Alice Faye Houston, Tom Todd, Sue Allman. Mighty Seniors . The Senior Advisory Committee acted as the hub around which all Senior activities revolved. 'ini l,,,, ,fgljik s mm Q or Z2 1 JE L5 o f, -54 A 3 H is El , 1.2 i f vlggi if 1- Q3 H sfvi. gl' - of 1 3 ,ri m , , A V , .--I ,J 1 1 V' vfQjf,'L11i1fJa ,E 1. KWIMMIN WOULDN'T BE so BAD IF THEY onoN'T euecsrz so MUCH. Page Fourteen NWHY CAN'T THE Bovs AROUNDW HERE BE MORE SOPHISTICATED? . . . Aspiring juniors Shirt Sleevesv was torn between experimentation and tradition. 'Twas a memorable event and Wit- nessed the passing of the old scenery, used since the conversion of the Strand from vaudeville to pictures. Page Fifteen Page Siiviccu A Reczssuring Glance . . . Fish on Friday . . . the ever- present complaints . . . the same people who gohbled down their first helpings so they could Wait in line for seconds . . . those people who spent five minutes selecting the largest helpings while others waited in line . . . all these are the past. Social studies were links with the future . . . current events reports in govermnent were brief, clear, and everyone heard them ..... U. S. History was traced from Columbus to Roose- velt via 1492, the Civil VVar, the depression, and a few lost maps. Woodshop trains deft hands and eager minds to do construc- tive and meaningful work. The Memory of the Last Dame lo by j 'lc Ufufson, jzmiorj WNW- Fm' '.v' 44-f ooking The Future A Glance A he 6l5l' Wzth S arts A glance at the past brings happy memories of many sports victories for C.H.S .... the thrill of a quick-paced basketball game, the grim de- termination that won a hard-fought gridiron battle, the quick eye that meant victory in a tennis match . . . There were defeats, too, but these were in stride. The Athenians will re- member the many opportunities provided to learn co-operation, sportsmanship, and co- ordination that will stand them in good stead as they look to the future. Standing around Atheletic Director H. 'II McCullough are: Football Conch Richard Guyer. Basketball Coach William Nuetzel, Baseball Coach Bill Chase, Golf and Wrestling Coach Robert Hoke, and Track Coach John Mt-Cormick. D. Hfpcs D. Cox Fri Fri Fri Fri 1:11, 1951 FO0TB.XI.L SCHEDULE Cruwfnrdivillc High School D1L'kf1LlY6T.C02lCh A- BubIlc1ke.Ass1. Dzmf Tmm Sc .sem 7 Rensselaer HERE 7 ,sep1.14 x11b1esv111e 11121115 32. .sQpr.21 shomidge HERE 61 .sem 28 Sheridan 11121111 31 Uvtfvix-r 5 VY. I,z1fay01te Away Brazil HERE 90 Fri. Oct. I2 Fm 631111 ber 19 1Ho1nerom1ng Ganufw J0fffI.3f8jf6!I43 .-'Xvfay opp. G. Cu-5 ex D. Hmmm RJ-lamm, J .lon- OTP' 13, IQ ul .7 20 ll 2,7 I2 Fishes-a Q. C lemuxis T11 es. Oct. 23 I Greencastle HERE :W NIGHT 6231111-f R Hmmm 3 Q R Q? x 1 f gg R, ,,.,A x ,wg 3 A Q .1 YS F f 5 S 1 v QQ ' 5 v 0. T' 4? y I Q A x xg' 1u?W' Row One: Abney, Ferling, Endicott, Chambers, Andrews, W. Burge, H. Burfze, Gibson. Scaggs, Fishero, Hipes, Norvell. Row Two: Clements Gentry, Dolph, Custer, Quillin, Adams, Martin, Jones, Cox, R. Hamm, Cummings, D. Hamm, Assistant McCormick. Row Three: Trainer Bill Nuetzel, Assistant Bill Chase Manager Jerry Gobel. Hybarger, Baker, Servies, Showalter, Bayless, Coach Guyer, Delks, Warren, Cummings, Holt, Walden, Manager Morrison, Assistant Hoke. VAR ITY FOOTB LL RENSSELAER C.H.S. opened the football season by dropping a 13-7 tilt to the Rensselaer Bombers. Playing to a draw in the first half, the Athenians scored first in the third with F ishero catching a pass from Cox. Hipes scored the extra point with a pass from Cox. The Bombers followed with 13 points to win. NOBLESVILLE The Cold and Blue crushed Noblesville, 32-7, after the Millers had won 13 games in a row. Clements and Cox scored two touchdowns apiece and Iones scored one. R. Hamm threw two touchdown passes and kicked two extra points. SHORTRIDGE Leading 6-0 at the half, the Athenians faded to give the Blue Devils a 14-6 win. Hipes scored the only Athenian TD of the evening on a pass from R. Hamm. SHERIDAN Abney and Hipes scored long touchdown runs to lead the Athenians to a 32-6 victory over Sheridan. B. Hamm scored another TD on a quarterback sneak and added two extra points. WEST LAFAYETTE The local gridders scored in every period to steamroll the Red Devils, 44-20, in the first away game. Cox, B. Hamm, and Hipes each scored two TD,s to lead the Athenian attack. Abney also added to the winning score. BRAZIL The Homecoming was marred for the second straight year by a 21-20 defeat at the hands of the Red Devils. Cox, R. Hamm, and Abney scored. Jones and B. Hamm made the extra points. Page Twenty-two B TEAM FOOTBALL First Row: Adams, Wilkinson, Bayless, Harden, Surface, Wall, Watson, Jones, Vannice. Second Row: Knowlinir, Hotfa, Foster, Horner, Watkins, Dickerson, Ward, Balch, Coffing, .Innes ,Manager Thomas. JEFF-LAFAYETTE The powerful Ieiferson Red Devils outscored the Athenians, 27-19. R. Hamm threw a touch- down Pass to Cox and scored one himself. Abney also had one TD to his credit. GREENCASTLE In f the season closer, C.H.S. overpowered Greencastle 39-12 on an extremely muddy field. VARSITY Seated: Larry Bayless, David Gentry, Fred Ewoldt, Ronny Ma1'tin, Damon Hamm. and John Jones. .fi 35? Third Row: Manager Sperry, Lamlx, Walton, Baker, Smith, Lewis, Esra, J, Groves, Rutledge, Meagrher, VVarren. Fourth Row: Kessler, Mount, Miller, Kummings, Harper, Walker, Elmore, B. Groves. Ahney, Clements, R. Hamm, and Cox led the attack. The record shows the Athenian scored 199 points to their opponents' 120. The four de- feats found he Athenian only points behind, an average of five per game. Don Hipes and Max F ishero were elected Co-captains for the 1951 season. BASKETBALL Standing: Coach Nuetzel, Jack Moore, Dick Meister, Ramon Hamm, Den Cox, Don Hines, Manager Dick Ford, and Assist- ant Coach McCormick. 1 Page Tfwenty-flzree rx sworn LRAWYORDSVU-LE mgguutmiu '1 I ARSITY FRANKFORT-The Athenians, fresh from football, lost to the Hot Dogs, 51-44. R. Hamm and Ewoldt led the Athenians with 17 and 15 points, respectively. NOBLESVIL disputed contest, 57-56. The playing time had actually elapsed by five seconds when the win- ning Miller basket was made. The officials did not hear the buzzer because LE-The Millers won a much- of the noisy crowd. LEBANON-The Athenians outscored the Tigers, 69-57, for the first official victory of the season. Gentry took scoring honors with 20 points. GREENCASTLE-The Gold and Blue hung up its second victory by stopping the Tigers, 44-39. D. Hamnfs 13 points paced the Athen- 111115. BRAZIL-Playing a hard, fast game, Craw- fordsville bowed to the Red Devils, 51-47. BLOOBIINCTON-C.H.S. lost a heart-breaker to the Panthers, currently ranked 14th in the state, 54-53. A last-second free throw spelled defeat. XV EST LAFAYETTE-After having two games postponed bv weather conditions the Athe ' . nians traveled to VVest Lafayette to lose a roughlv- played game, 54-50. CL1NTUN-Crawfordsville began the new year by downing Clinton, 44-39. D. Hannn scored 15 points to lead the Athenians, X fictory. If .,..., .... . 1 D' ytsgvcf' - 0- Genwlt QE wow . AS ETBALL XVASHINGTON-The Gold and Blue over- caine the Continentals pressure defense to racli up their fifth win of the season and their third in a row, 63-54. FRANKLIN-The locals started slow and Hnished last to chalk up another Win by crushing Franklin, 71-50. FT. VVAYNE-In one of the best games, the Athenians stopped the Archers, 51-34. Cox and Hipes led with 11 and 12 points, respectively. LEBANON-The third tiine was a charm. After Winning the First two games the Athenians lost to the Tigers, 67-61. NIABTINSVILLE - The Athenians lost a closely-fought battle to Nlartinsville, 55-51. RILEY fSouth Bendj-A trip to South Bend saw the Gold and Blue defeat the VVildeats, 49- 44. Seven Athenians had a hand in the scoring. ATTICA-The Red Ramblers Won their four- teenth victory, carried only five defeats. The Athenians lost, 72-70, after leading 28 of the 32 minutes. SHOBTBIDGE - Good rebounding, close guarding, and hard driving led the Athenians to a 67-55 victory. JEF F EHSON -Playing Without Bainon Hannn, who was bitten by the Hu bug, the Athenians dropped a hard-played tilt to Jeff, G4-57. CARFIELD CTerre Haute?-Xvith lour of the five starters henched because of fouls or illness. the Athenians lost to the Purple Eagles, 58-48. SECTIONAL ALANIO-XVith a iour-point lead at halftime, thc Athenians began to roll, defeating the VVar- riors, 58-37. LINDEN-A capacity crowd Watched the Athenians stop a strong squad. The County Champs lost, 70-55. YVAVELAND-To everyonels surprise, the Hornets upset the Athenians, 58-59, in an over- time. The Athenians finished with 11 wins and 12 losses. C. B gels m Qfk X01 Da il. mic sic? 5 J. e557 wwf' L, eff-al J. Jo!-'CSD R, Hotgwxi H MN' B TEAM EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: Jack Bloor:-, Phil Xvarren, Ernic Seated: Ezra, Boyer, Lewallen, johnson, Bell Cofling, Ed Scaggs, Dan Showalter, and Larry llvichard, Edwards, and Dickerson. Dickerson. Sl'C!H!Ifll,Q.' Haslam, Hcsler, Laync, Burdctt Standing: Coach McCormick, Rex Hybarger, Lashley, Lewis, Morgan, Elmore, and Eubank. Phil Quillin, Gene Fentress, Larry Delks, Fred Klause, Paul Harden, Bob Morrison, and Man- ager Larry Thomas. Page Twenfy-sigv N INTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE How One: Balch, Groves, Kessler, WVa1'cl, How One: Hamm, Dcmoret, Smith, Hurriug Foster, Pierson, Poore. ton, Gray, Nlyers, Nlorris, XVhitc. Row Two: Harper, Moore, VValke1', Clorc, Row Two: Dunfortlm, Fa1'ru1', Nichols, Edwards Dulin. Coahran, Parnell, Sums. 32.3 .. Page Twefnty-sc1fen VARSITY WRESTLING Row .0ne: . Keith .Stu-phens. .Warner Davidson, Captain Bill Cummings, Max Evans, Don Dinwiddie, Warren Burfse. Row Two: Larry Chambers, John Frank- lin, Hal Utterback, John Horner, David Barton, Fred Knox. B WRESTLING Row One: Jim Horner, J. Todd, Hous- ton, Allen, Holman. Row Two: Jones, Adams, Miller, Gruhlws, T. Todd, Custer. Row Three: Manager Thomas, Smith, Baylvss, Wilkinson, Golxel, Kummings., Kruxx, Manager Servies. TRACK Row One: Baker, Thompson, Knowlingr, Adams, Coffinir, Clements, Patton. Row Two: Moore, Kobel. Bursrv, Grubbs, Miller, Davidson, Neideffer, Simpson. Row Three: Jim Horner, Kumlmimzs, Hardin, John Horner, Knox, Bruce Hy- lmaruor, Holt. fig, 'ww BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Row One: Morrison, Meister, Cox, Jones, Hipes, Martin, Clements. Row Two: Sumner, Showalter, Ferlinu, Scaggs, Fishero, Walden, Bayless. Row Three: Walker. Moore, Quillin, Gibson, Kobel, Warren, Manly. VVith ten returning lettermen the Athenian baseballers enjoyed a good season. Five seniors, Don Cox, Ken Moore, Don Hipes, Bon Martin, and Iohn Jones, won their fourth baseball letters this SHHSOH. The Athenians were under the ex- cellent coaching of Bill Chase. WRESTLING VARSITY Crawfordsville 21 Bloomington Crawfordsville 34 Anderson Crawfordsville 28 Jefferson Crawfordsville 17 Muncie Crawfordsville 30 Broad Ripple Crawfordsville 21 Tech Crawfordsville 14 Decatur Central Crawfordsville 17 Southport Crawfordsville 20 Shortridge Coached by Mr. Hoke, the wrestling squad won 3 and lost 5, and had one tie this season. In the state finals at Lafayette Cum- mings, Stevens, and Chambers placed third for a total of eight points. Bill Cummings was chosen honorary captain of the 1951-1952 mat team and received the captainis star. B TEAM Crawfordsville 26 Jefferson 43 Crawfordsville 33 Iefferson 21 'Hddlw-5 GOLF The team had live returning letterinen to 25 jeff assist in a successful season. 26 Bloomington April 5 Bloomington Home 29 Noblesville 8 jeff Home Blay 1 Frankfort 15 Garfield Home 6 Garfield fTechj 17 Shortiield fNoblesvillej Home 9 Shortridge 22 Howe Away 13 Frankfort T15 S H I 'E' 1' li' 15 XVilSlllllgtOll ie ta wis ies ainie ee Je tie pest o , luck. Jamie was iniurcd April 4, 1951 in a Eiigmdl car-train accident on the Ladoga Road. Away Away Away Home Away Away Away Home MANAGERS VARSITY GOLF Row One: Ford, Adams. Sorrels. Hunt. Row One: Nunan, McCallum, R. Hamm, Watson. Row Two: L. Thomas, Gobel, Morrison, Bill Thomas, Max Row Two: Birclscnyr, Bayless, Thomas, Swanson. Servies. Page Thirty TENNIS The 1952 Tennis teani had one returning 25 letterinan. Their new coach is Mr. Nuetzel. 26 April 5 Bloomington Here May 1 8 Jeff Here 15 Sliortridge Here 12 17 Garfield Here 15 eff Bloomington Frankfort Garfield Frankfort Shortridge Away Away Here Away Away Here TENNIS CHEERLEADERS Row One: Dick Layne, Dave Gentry, Bob Remley. Kneeling: Dwight Royer. Row Two: Dick Lashley, Dick Ford, Max Scrvies. Standing: Marilyn McC'ulmL-nt, Ed McCallum. Nancy Binfurll. Page Tlzirty-one 1 W ookiug To The Future. . . A Gluuee ut the ust with Music Music has been defined in various ways, but to the music students of Crawfordsville it means looking forward to many hours of enjoyment in the future . . . the assurance of a life of culture and meaning . . . Glancing at the past they recall the many school experiences made more pleasant through music . . . the preparation for a career in case opportunity knocks . . . Of all the arts beneath the heaven That man has found or God has given, None draws the soul so sweet away, As music,s melting, mystic lay, Slight emblem of the bliss above, It soothes the spirit all to lovef, -Hogg TWIRLERS Clockwise: Margaret Ann Davis, Sharon Lee Smith, Donna Gilliland, Carolyn Harris, Lois Pritchett, Pat Scaggs. Marching Band During the school year the Nlarcliing Band entered and played for many events. Decoration Day was a local event as were the football games and the Homecoming Parade. The Marching Band attended the Marching Contest at Noblesville, placing Division I. The Marching Band also played for the out-of -town football game at West Lafayette. Drum Major . . Dick O,C0nnor STRING ENSEMBLE MUSIC COUNCIL Arthur Lorenz, Morton Paterson, Robert Row One: lack Cunningham, Sharon Lee Grantham, Miss Moore, lohn Bruce, Shirley Arnolcl. Smith, VVillie Robinson, lim Linn. Row Two: Margaret Ann Davis, Barbara Burkhartlt, Edgar Husted, Joan Cowan. Row Three: Alice Faye Houston, Nancy Gentry, George Million, Don Stribling. Page Tlzirty-five 2. ,Qi -4 E fs it Row One: Carolyn Parker Shelton, Sara Nelson, Joan Cowan, Carolyn Straub, Lois Pritchett, Paula Smith, Sandra Armantrout, Nancy Wells, Verna Fulp, Anna Frances Dukes, Pat Runyon, Diana Cranc, Sara Cunningham. Row Two: Margaret Davis, Alice Faye Houston, Vernon Spaulding II, Shirley Simmons, Jack Swanson, Rosalee Long, Dwixrht Royer, Eleanor Ward, Pat Scagzgs, Dick O'Connor, Jeanette McCullough, Jean Powell, Donna Gilliland, Johanna Herrmann, Jimmy Patton, Judy Rudy. Row Three: Gerald McKinsey, Carolyn Harris, Sue Buser, Ramona Sparks, Marilyn Boze, LaVon Houston, Linda Updike, Jim Shaver, Marilyn Isaacs, Keith Stevens, Charles mwfowistv 'Ile High Sclzoof Our concert band opened the season by presenting concerts in the park last summer. The band played at the Lane Place June 14 for a Flag Day celebration. You could see the band, also at all home basketball Games the sectional tournament student convocations and four s Q a 7 a regular concerts. The band wus host to the State class A and B contest on Saturday, April 19, lien- in Crawfordsvillc. At commencement the band played '1Alma Nlaterv to bid farewell to the twenty-nine seniors, who were playing for the last time. The officers of this band Were: President, jack Cunninghtung Vice-President, Willie Robin- Pugc Thirty-situ Cox, Marvin Clark, Carol Cunningham, Jim Linn, Bill Tilney, Rose Ellen Warren, Madeline Grimes, Sharon Lee Smith, Darlene Blacker, Dorothy Biggs, David Elmore, Peggy Ross, Nancy Ross, Janiece Jack. Row Four: Anthelene Black, Marilyn Clark, Carol Din- widdie, Nancy Hancock, Nancy Rice. Stanley Terry, Jo Formal Concert Bam! Otterman, David Flanigan, Shirley Deckard, Bill Mount, lion Strihlinli, Mr. Spauldingf-Director, Nancy Smith, Dorn Long, Phil Cunningham, Allen Love, Nancy Ellis, David Patton, Ronnie Domasco, Warren Allen, George Million, Don Stump, Jerry Toiwnsley. Raymond Kostanzer, Kevin Zachary, Thomas Griner, Willie Robinson, Jack Cunningham. Absent: Anne Thomas, Stanley Mount, Carolyn Harshbarger. sou, Secretary, Carol Cunningham, Quartermaster, David Elmore, Assistants, Dorothy Biggs and Nancy Rice, Student Director, VVillie Robinson, and Drum Major, Dick U,Counor. The Pep Band played at several games away from home and helped the merchants in dif- ferent activities. Sweaters were presented to those Students who had taken part in contests and had been melnbers of band for three years. Twenty-six seniors earned the award this vear: Ioan Cowan, Carol Cunningham, lack Cunningham, Margaret Davis, Donna Gilliland, Johanna Ilerr- mann, Alice Faye Houston, Ianiece lack, lim Linn, Pxosalee Long, Jeanette McCollough, Sara Nelson, Dick O7Conn0r, VV illie Robinson, Peggy Ross, Carolyn Parker Shelton, Shirley Coventry Simmons, Sharon Lee Smith, Vernon Spaulding II, Carolyn Straub, Don Stribling, Don Stump, lack Swanson, Stan Terry, Jerry Townsley, and Kevin Zachary. Page Thirty-seven COLOR GUARD Left to right: Willie Robinson, Kevin Zachary, David Elmore, Jerry Townsley, Don Stump. PEP BAND Row One: Jack Cunningham. Willie Robinson, Jim Linn, Row Two: Don Stribling, Dick O'Connor, David Elmore. Row Three: Stan Terry, Don Long, Bill Mount. PEP BA The Pep Band was busy this year. On their schedule was playing for one home football game, the Pet Parade, the Santa Claus Parade, away games at 1eH and Noblesville, a Boy Scout meeting, The Halloweien Parade, and for all pep sessions. To these boys We owe much of our continuous enthusiasm for sports. Page Thirty-eight SENIOR CHOIR AND CHORUS Under the able direction of Miss Margaret Canine the Chorus and Choir had a full sched- ule this year. On October 26 a number of Senior members sang in an all-state choir in Indian- apolis. On November 22 an impressive Thanksgiving program was given for the student body. December 20 saw the choir give their interpretations of popular Christmas songs and sacred numbers at a school program and at a night concert. February 9 marked the appearance of several chorus members at Purdue University in a combined chorus. On February I6 the State Solo and Ensemble Contest was held at Greencastle, and on February the all State Solo and Ensemble Contest Was held at Butler University. The Chorus presented the delightful operetta, uThe Blocking Birdf on March I4 with a matinee and an evening performance, which was well attended and thoroughly enjoyed by everyone. The Choral Festival was held at Lebanon on April 25. Other schools participating were Greencastle, Lebanon, West Lafayette, Ieff of Lafayette, and Frankfort. The choir and chorus ended their year of activities by taking part in the annual Baccalau- reate exercises, May 25. ROBED CHOIR Row One: Carol Cunningham, Willie Robinson, Rita Scaggs, Frank Endicott. Row Two: Jack Cunningham, Nancy Graham. George Phares, Joan Cowan. Row Three: Peggy Ross, Bill Patton, Janiece Jack, Jim Linn. Row Four: Don Dinwiddie, Susie Resoner, Bob :Q Harding, Barbara Sommer. Row Five: Elnora Clark, Don Long, Alice Faye Houston. Kevin Zachary. Row Six: Bill Farrar, Sue Buser, Gilbert Custer, Glenda Milligan. Row Seven: Jane Beebe, Arthur Lorenz, Sue All- man. David Grulwbs. Row Eight: Royce Jones, Pat Caplinger, Marvin Clark, Margaret Davis. Row Nine: Carolyn Straub, Norma Parke, Sharleen McGee, Millie Foy. Row Ten: Allen Shaw, Sally Huber, David Gentry, Miss Canine, Shirley Cunningham. SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS Row One: Joan Demoret, Jackie Hawkins, Carol Cunning- ham, Etta Waldon, Nancy Sorrels, Diane Crawford, Pat Cap- linger, Tina Mills, Genevieve Johnson, Eleanor Baldwin, Pat Welliv'er, Elnora Clark. Row Two: Rita Scaprgzs, Barbara Sommer, Susie Resonur, Margaret Davis, Janiece Jack, Phyllis Schreiner, Verna Lee Fulp, Eunice McMurry, Millie Foy, Beth Polley, Phyllis Sleifzht, Darlene Nevvlin, Lucile Brady, Anthelene Black, Phyllis Ballard, Nancy Servies, Row Three: Martha Price, Alice Faye Houston, Joyce Johnson, Marilyn Covey, Marla Willhite, Sue Allman, Glenda Milligan, Barbara Hixon, Martha Robinson, Nancy Graham, Suzanne Wilson, Sharlene McGee, Elizabeth Charles, Ruth- anna Dellingcr, Ethel Birchfield, Helen Harris Cain, Miss Canine. Row Four: Katie Nutt, Gwendolyn Burke, Nancy Fink, Pat Runyon, Rita Myers, Marilyn FyII'e, Sally Huber, Mary Ann Mc:Greevey, Shirley Cox, Jane Beebe, Sue Buser, Joan Cowan, Marilyn Hudson, Georgia Switzer, Carolyn Harris. Row Five: Peuey Ross, Marilyn Boze, Sandra Dellekamp, Barbara Gerard, Kay Stafford, Eleanor Dunn, Joy Frederick, Shirley Wray, Linda Evans, Theresa Ross, Norma Parke, Carolyn Straub, Beverly Mahan, Anna Francis Dukes, Shirley Cunningham, Barbara Hall. Pa SENIOR BOYS' CHORUS Row One: VVil1ie Robinson, Jack Cunningham, Jim Linn, Kevin Zachary, Jerry Gobel, Don Long, Bill Tilney, David Flanipran, Bill Thomas, Fred, Endicott. Row Two: Ed Bayless, Bill Patton, Fred Shawhan, Ronny Domasco, Don Dinwicldie, Neal Jones, Sam Paxton, George Phares. Row Three: David Swank, Gilbert Custer, Bob Harding, Duane Gatliif, Ernest Patrick, Bill Farrar, Marvin Clark, Keith Kauble, Mike Ball, John Bruce. Row Four: Frank Endicott, Arthur Lorenz, John Wyatt, G:rald McKinsey, Tom Griner, David Gentry, Allen Shaw, Allen Love, David Grubbs, Royce Jones, Fred Lamb, Phil Cunningham. gc Forty K 1 JUNIOR GIRLS' CHORUS JUNIOR BOYS' CHORUS Row One: Karen Davis, Patty Titus, Connie Bratton, Amy Fyffc, Jane Grider, Sally Hardinfr, Delores Coventry, Margaret Covey, Sharon Jones, Patty Fields, Linda Townsley, Ruhy Wriehtsman. Row Two: Sue Endicott, Phyllis Quillin, Joyce Moore, Claudette Jones, Carol McGee, Nancy Hawkins, Marilyn Wilson, Donna Strain, Sue Ann Danforth, Margie Scott, Susie Cunningham, Lois Gass, Nancy Hancock, Lois Keedy, Kathy Goldman. Row Three: Linda Stout, Linda Jack, Carolyn Shelton, Mary Warren, Carolyn Hudson, Pamela Forbes, Nancy Ross, Sara Cunningham, Shirley Declcard, Judy Rudy, Patricia Rhode, Judy Gillis, Myrna. Myers, Mary Lamb. Row Four: Carol Horner, Mary Ann Wells, Roxana Lay- mlon, Connie Wyatt, Marcia Miller, Carol Stump, Rilla Hy- hareer, Barbara Lindley, Marilyn Carlile, Linda Marsh, Patty Sumner, Betsy Harvey, Beverly Stewart, Judith Burke. Row Five: Oveta Dulin, Margaret Martin, Harriet Graham, Jackie Gallear, Sue Se-ring, Nancy Wells, Sandra Arman- trout, Nancy Gentry, Darlene Blacker, Patty Prince, Linda Updike, Marilyn Clark, Sandra Van Hook, Judy Cramer. Row One: Teddy Tharp, Dick Grantham, William Locker, John Johnson, David Clark, David Allen, John Robbins, Bill Hunt, Fred Edwards, Mike Horney, Stanley Hamilton, Philip Wray. Row Two: Eddie Stewart, Ronnie Surber, David Weir, Larry Shelton, Danny Danforth, Don Daseke, Marlin Harring- ton, Jimmy Nicholas. Fred Rusk, Robert Long, Charles Cottimrham, Larry Lewallen, Ronnie Royer. Row Three: Johnny Mahan, Frank McMurry, Jimmy Joms, Bobby Snyder, David Ginn, 'l'erril Wilhilte, Bill Ben- nett, John Cowan, Phil Edwards, Jay Farrar, Joe Allen. Row Four: Jim Christy, Jon Sommer, Bob Layne, Albert Burdette, Thomas Hcsler, Mike Beemer, Edgar Husted, Robert W'ilson, Bob Pcore, John West, Don Sperry, Gene Locker, Harold Schreiner. Row Five: James Patton, Paul Vaueht, Jerry Vance, Larry Weinyrartner, Robert Weir, Charles Harper, George Million, Paul Harden, Richard Birdsonxz, Tom Elmore, Tom Wilson, David Hultz, Raymond Kostanzer. UNIOR HIGH BOYS' A D GIRLS, CHORUS All year long the junior High Girls' and Boys, Chorusos practiced scndinv 'ni ensemble 1 7 D from each grade to the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. The first public appearance of the combined choruses was April 10 at the Easter progrznn given for the student body. Thev also entertained the student bodv at at special convocation and ended their activities bv giving Ai Junior High Concert April .3 L Page Forty-one UNIOR BAND The junior Band, under the direction of Mr. Vernon E, Spaulding, presented ll concert on April 29 in the high school auditorium. A convocation was given in May. The officers of the band Were: Edgar Husted, president, Nancy Gentry, vice-president, Barbara Burkhardt, secretary Hrst semester, Bonnie Lee Himes, secretary second semester. Row One: Nancy Gentry, Marian Herrmann, Carolyn Shelton, Delores Coventry, Paula Smith, Amy Fyffe, Delores Lowe. Row Two: Michael Jeffries, David Clark, Marlas Glaze, Patricia Fields, Joan Gleason, Sandra Runyon, Judy Gillis, Ronnie Surber, Linda Stout, Joyce Moore, James Patton. Row Three: Mary Lou Hastaday, Sandra Van Hook, Marcia Miller, Marnita Pickens, Carol Horner, Patty Prince, Mary Ann Wells, Connie Cox, Barbara Hudson, David Allen, Bill Gianakis, Patricia Rhode, Carl Gillian, Robert Allen, Ruby Wrightsman, John Cowan, Bonnie Lee Hines, Linda Jack. Row Four: Kay Harper, Charlene Cooper, Dorothy Dinwiddie, Sharon Jcnes, Lynn Edwards, Rose Marie Hawthorne, Mr Spaulding-director, Fred Corbin, Phil Edwards, Danny Marshall, Edgar Husted-President, Charles Brady, John Robbins, Robert Long, Richard Grantham, Isabelle Utterback. Page Forty-two SOLOISTS AND ACCOMPANISTS There are always some students near contest time who are more ambitious than the rest. These are the ones who nesent solos. This ffrouu has to work industriousl with their l n l Y accompanists to make a good showing at the contest. The accompanist is equally important. WVithout accompaniment, the solo would sound unfinished. These ambitious classmates, who have helped to make C.H.S. an outstanding school, deserve some special recognition for their efforts. Row One: Willie Robinson, Jack Cunningham, Sharon Smith, Don Long, George Million, Glenda Milligan, Don Striblinyr, Bill Mount, Jane Beehe, David Grubhs, Row Two: Joyce Moore, Patricia Runyon, Carolyn Harris, Margaret Ann Davis, Norma Parke, Jim L-inn, Suzanne Wilson, Sue Buser, Anna Frances Dukes, Sara Cunningham, Carol Cunningham. Row Nancy Griner Davis, Row Donna Sandy Three: James Patton, Ronald Royer, Katie Nutt, Wells, Ronnie Domasco, Marian Herrmann, Thomas Dorothy Biggs, Sara Nelson, Carolyn Shelton, Karen Kathy Goldman. Four: Shirley Decker, Linda Updike, Kevin Zachary, Strain, Rilla Hybarger. Verna Lee Fulp, Sally Huber, Dellekamp, Nancy Ellis, David Flanigzan, Phil Young, Stan Terry. Page If'o1'ty-three Ensemble . . . Sophomore Girls' and Boys' Triple Trio-Row One: Fred Shawhan, Katie Nutt, Eunice McMurry, Elinor Dunn, Bar- l,ara Gerard, Marilyn Fytfe, Carolyn Harris, Fred Lamb. Row Two: Gerald McKinsey, John Bruce, Kay Stafford, Allen Love, Verna Lee Fulp, Tom Griner, Nancy Fink, David Flanigan, Bill Tilney. Atheniettes: Pat Caplinger Rita Scamzs, Peggy Ross, Carolyn Straub, Sally Huber, Janiece Jack, Margaret Davis, Sue Allman, Barbara Sommer, Carol Cunningham. Sth and 9th Grade Octets-Row One: John Johnson, James Jones, Ronald Ruyer, Fred Rusk, Richard Grantham, Ronald Surber. Row Two: Robert Weir, Raymond Kostanzer, Charles Harper, Donald Sperry, William Bennett. Row Three: Eddie Stewart, Edgar Husted, George Million, Paul Harden, Tommy Wilson, Joe Allen. Senior Boys' Quartet-Row One: Don Dinwiddic, Kevin Zachary, Jack Cunningham, Jim Linn. Junior Boys' Trio-Row Two: Don Long, David Gentry, David Grublus. Sth and 9th Grade Girls' Trio-Row One: Patty Titus, Jane Grider, Joyce Moore, Phyllis Quillin, Connie Bratton, Marilyn Covey. Row Two: Shirley Deckard, Donna Strain, Linda Marsh. Pamela Forbes, Nancy Ross. Row Three: Carolyn Shelton, Marilyn Clark, Linda Updike, Nancy Gentry, Judy Rudy, Betsy Harvey, Sara Cunningham, Page Forty-four Ensembles Boys' Octet-Row One: Bill Patton, Marvin Clark, Bob Harding, Willie Robinson. Row two: Sam Paxton, Allen Shaw, Ernest Patrick, Arthur Lorenz. Junior Girls' Ensemble-Row One: Anna Frances Dukes, Genevieve Johnson. Glenda Milligan, Nancy Graham, Sue Buser. Row Two: Sharlene McGee, Shirley Cunningham, Elnora Clark, Jane Beebe, Mildred Foy. Mixed Octet-Row One: Joan Cowan, George Phares, Beverly Mahan, Jim Linn. Row Two: Don Dinwiddie, Pat Caplinger, Frank Endicott, Norma Parke. Girls' Triple Trio-Row One: Etta Waldon, Jackie Haw- kins, Alice Houston, Elizabeth Charles. Row Two: Beth Pulley, Diane Crawford, Linda Evans, Phyllis Sleight, Joy Frederick. Organistx Sue Buser. ,,.f Page Forty-five Cham! Ensembles Page Forty-six ENSEMBLES Flute trio-Row One: Nancy Wells, Sandra Armantrout, Sara Cunningham. Clarinet quartet-Row Two: Gerald Mc- Kinsey, Marilyn Boze, Sue Buser, Carolyn Harris. Clarinet quartet-How One: Margaret Davis, Alice Houston, Vernon Spaulding, Shirley Conventry Simmons. Row Two: Ioan Cowan, Carolyn Straub, Sara Nelson, Carolyn Parker Shelton. Twirling Ensemble-Row One: Margaret Davis, Pat Scaggs, Lois Pritchett, Carolyn Harris. Trombone quartet-Row Two: Raymond Kostanzer, Tom Criner, Jack Cunningham, Willie Robinson. Woodwind quintet-Row One: jimmy Pat- ton, Pat Runyon, Jeanette McCollough, Alice Houston, janiece lack. Clarinet trio-Row Two: Marian Herrmann Carol Dinwiddie, Absent: Carolyn Harsh- burger. Sax quartet-How One: Sharon Smith, Rose Ellen VVarren, David Elmore, Peggy Ross. Drum Trio-Row Two: Allen Love, David Flanigan, Don Long. Trumpet trio-How One: Io Otterman,, Jim Shaver, Marilyn Isaacs. Clarinet quartet-Row Two: Linda Updike, Marilyn Clark, Ramona Sparks, Nancy Han- cock. Horn quartet-Row One: Ronald Surber, Eleanor VVard, Jeanette McCullough, Absent: Iudy Cillis. Sox Trio-Row Two: Darlene Blacker, Mad- eline Crimes, Dorothy Biggs. Trzzmpet trio-Row Three: VVilliam Mount, Marvin Clark, Don Stribling. Organist: Margaret Ann Davis. Organist: Carol Cunningham. Page lf'orty-seven 7 ,, N ,Z 2 ? :gg gig, if .FK ,ml 2' , rf fa--QQ - ?is:,fai5z'f, ', 'P mm 43 , 1.2 Q'.b Q -ffx'k Av QQ , .ff Q1 MJ H A 4,2 :'- X , a . Qafgffff ? yu,-4:41 'W ,nb S'M:r1wH?W wfiwx4ff'K3?yfmS1'Q ?iQiNL1???35Qfzi:QQz2fs i1153g255'.ggg24ggasggfgg 3 125253152 ,Sw vw sw :mmm 497 59? ' ,inziill memes : I' , Q S ,Away Looking mo The Future . . . The class of l952 will soon be on its way into the future. We glance back on the past year at C.H.S. and remember all our fun, as Well as the times we had to stay after school for a conference because we had fun at the wrong times. ln the years following we will want to remember the people with whom we went to class and had our fun. The faces on the succeeding pages will remind us of both the fun and these people during our high school years. L XYIEOIPLIE PEOPLE fx A T223 I xl' I 7 9 . i A I :r'12iDEuJv-l.3g,L X SE IOR limL'O11c': S11cqXllma11, CarolynArma11t1-out, How Two: Lulabellc Bracly, .lCl'l'l1l6 Burk Tom Birch, C1HOVOLl to New Jerscyj Ultu Burks. SENIOR OFFICERS Row Three: Pat Capliugcr, Sullylou Clark D Q 'A Cl? tt Nancy Sorrels, t1'easu1'e1'5 Shaila Van Sickle, Unk cmeu 5 x'ice-presiclcutg SueAllmau,sccretarygIollu 101108, H010 Four: Beverly Clare, Dick O,COl111ll1' president. Elinor Coffel. Page Fff 1' y How One: Carl Cook, Joan Cowan, Don Cox, Row Two: Bill Cummings, Carol Cunningham, Diane Crane, Diane Crawford. lack Cunningllain, Gilbert Custer, Warner Davidson. XXX Z . Row Three: Margaret Davis, Ruthanna Del- How F our: F redd Dye, Dolores Elbin, Kenneth linger, Don Dinwiddie, Robert Dixon, James Elder, Theodore Elmore Qwitbdrawnb, Barbara Douglas. Endean. Page Fifty-one IORS... Row One: Frank Endicott, loycc Etchison, Row Two: Donna Eylcr, Klux Fislicro, Dick Freclric Ewoldt. Ford. How Three: Joy Frederick, Edna Cass, Pat How Four: Donna Gilliland, Joyce Gobcl, Gill. loan C1'2IlD1l1311. Page Fifty-two Row One: Rita Criest, Clarabeth Griffen, Row Two: Bob Harding, Helen Cain, Jack Bryan Criner, Damon Hamm, Ramon Hamm. Harrison, Beverly Henderson, Johanna Herr- mann. How Three: Don Hipes, Phyllis Hotla, Don Row Four: Sally Huber, Marilyn Hudson, Ann Hoskins, Alice Faye Houston, James Howard. Hutson, Janiece Jack, Walter' Jacoby. Page Fifty-thi'-ee IORX... limo Ono: Plwllis lolnlson, lolln I011cs,1i0vcc R010 Two: Nickv Kirugcs, Doris Knowling. jones. Lucillc Kyger. Row Three: Margaret Lunu, James Linn, How Four: Hosalee Long, Arthuxi Lorcnz, Phyllis Long. Theron Lowe. Page Ffifty-four How One: Ed McCallum, jeanette Mc- How Two: Ronald Martin, Betty Middleton Collough, Beverly Mahan, Barbara Manion, Pulyllwllfl Nlikeli Beulah Miles, Kenny Moore. Donald Manly. How Three: NV. Gary Neideffer, Sara Nelson, How Four: David Patton, George Phares, Wil Beverly Nichols, Carolyn Parker Shelton, Morton liain Powell, Martha Price, Pat Pritchett. Paterson. Page Fifty-five IORS... How One: Patricia Quisenberry, Joyce Reese, Row Two: Bob Remley, Susie Resoner, Larry Dawn Reicliurd. Robinson. How Three :Willie Robinson, Donald Rose, Row Four: Monna Runyon, Ronnie Runyon, Peggy Ross. Rita Scaggs. Page Fifty-six Row One: Mary jean Scott, Sharon Scott, Row Two: Shirley Coventry Simmons, Patricia 10211111 362115, N2111CY S91'Vi6S, VV. Allen Shaw. Siinonds, Richard VVayne Smith, Sharon Smith, Barbara Sommer. How Three: Nancy Sorrels, Vernon Spaulding ll, Row Four: Don Stump, Jack Swanson, Doyne Keith Stephens, Carolyn Straub, Don Stribling. Switzer, Ann Thomas, Shirley Todd. Page Fifty-sefven IORS... Bow One: Thomas Todd, Jerry Townsley, How Two: .Ieanette Waldell, Etta Waldon Kathy Utterback, Shaila Van Sickle. Beverly VVall, Alice VValls. How Three: Darlene WVhite, John VVilson, Row Four: Pat Laughlin, Pat Jones. Ialnes Kevin Zachary, Clyde Zachary. Absent: Thomas Roche. Page Fifty-eight Senior Achievement Record SUE ALLMAN-S.S.S.5 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Junior Honor Society 95 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Music Club 10, 11, 125 Operetta Cast 125 Atheniettes 125 Senior Advisory Com- mittee5 Senior Honor Society5 C.A.A. 10, 115 Athen- iani' Pictures 125 Class Secretary 9, 125 Pep Block 12. CAROLYN JANE ARMANTROUT-S.S.S.5 G.A.A. 10, 11. TOM BIRCH-Moved to New Jersey. LULABELLE BRADY-S.S.S.5 Nurses' Aide 95 Junior Dramatic Club 95 C.A.A. 9, 105 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Paletteirs 9, 10, 11, 125 Gold and Bluei' 105 Athenian Staff 125 Senior Play Cast5 Pep Block 12. JERRINE BURK-S.S.S.5 G.A.A. 95 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Pep Block 12. ULTA BURKS-S.S.S. PAT CAPLINGER-S.S.S.5 Band 9, 10, 115 Choir 10, 11, 125 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Operetta Cast 125 Atheniettes 125 Junior G.A.A. 95 Latin Club 9, 105 Up-N-Atom 11, 125 Senior Play Cast5 Pep Block 12. SALLYLOU CLARK-S.S.S,5 Speech Arts 11, Pep Block 125 Senior Play Production Staff. DUANE CLEBTENTS-A.B.C.5 F.F.A. 125 Football 10, 11, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Track 11, 125 Up-N-Atom 125 Cold and Blue 125 Quill and Scroll 12. BEVERLY JO CLORE-S.S.S.5 Paletteirs 9, 10, vice- president, 11, 125 Pep B'lock. RICHARD S. O,CONNOR-A.B.C.5 Band 10, 11, 125 Drum Major 125 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Golf 9, 10, 115 Up-N- Atom 125 Gold and Blue 12. ELINOR COFFEL-S.S.S.5 Cv.A.A. 95 Chorus 95 Music Club 95 Latin Club 9, 105 Spanish Club 115 Gold and Blue 11, 12. CARL COOK-A.B.C.5 Junior Honor Society 95 Up-N- Atom 125 F.F.A. secretary 10, vice-president 11, presi- dent 12, district director 12. JOAN COWAN-S.S.S. Cabinet 105 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Junior Honor Society 95 C.A.A. 95 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Band 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Robed Choir 12, secretary5 Operetta 11, 125 Music Council 125 Latin Club 105 Advisory committee 11, 125 Up-N-Atom 125 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Senior Honor Society5 Athenian Music 125 Cold and Blueu exchange editor 10, 11. Senior Play Cast. , DON COX-A.B.C.5 Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Baseball 9, 10, 11, 125 Athenian Sports 125 C-old and Bluev 10, Sports editor 115 Quill and Scroll 125 Junior Advisory Committee5 F.F.A. 11, 125 Safety Patrol 9. DIANE CRANE-S.S.S,5 Music Club io, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12. DIANE CRAWFORD-S.S.S.5 Student Council 115 Cold and Bluei' 125 Editor page one5 Spanish Club 9, 105 Chorus 9, 10, 11, 125 Operetta 125 Senior Play Produc- tion Staff 125 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Junior Dramatic Club 95 C.A.A. 9, 10, 115 Pep Block 125 librarian for Chorus 11. BILL CUMMINGS-A.B.C., cabinet member 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Football 9, 125 Basketball 95 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Track 11. CAROL CUNNINCHAM-S.S.S. pianist 115 Junior Honor Society 95 Spanish Club 9, 105 Band 9, 10, 11, secretary, 125 Chorus 9, 105 Choir 11, 125 Operetta pianist 10, 11, 125 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12. JACK CUNNINGHAM-A.B.C.5 Junior Dramatic Club 9, Speech Arts 10, 11, vice-president 125 Band 9, 10, 11, president 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, senior Play cast, Operetta 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 9, 105 Pep Band 11, 12. GILBERT CUSTER-A.B.C.5 Football 125 Wrestling 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Paletteirs 10, 11, 12. WARNER HAROLD DAVIDSON-A.B.C.5 Latin Club 10, consul 115 Junior Advisory Comn1ittee5 Junior Honor Society 95 Senior Honor Society5 Wrestling 9, 10, 11, 125 Track 125 Up-N-Atom 12. MARGARET DAVIS-s.s.s. pianist 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Majorettc 11,125 Chorus 9, 10, 115 Choir 125 Music Council 125 Atheniettes 125 Operetta 11, 125 Organist 11, 125 Music Club 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 105 Junior Dra- matic Club 95 Junior Honor Society 95 Speech Arts Club 11, secretary 125 Senior Play production staff. RUTHANNA DELLINGER-s.s.s., Chorus 10, 11, 125 Music Club 10, 11, 125 Hospital Aide 9, 10. DON DINWIDDIE-A.B.C.5 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 11, 125 Music Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Up-N-Atom 11, 125 Senior Play Castg Operetta 10, 11, 125 Latin Club 9, 105 Wrestl- ing 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 9, 105 Tennis 9, 10, 11, 125 Student Council 12. ROBERT DIXON-A.B.C.5 F.F.A. JAMES DOUGLAS-A.B.C. FREDD DYE-A.B.C.5 Latin Club Consul 105 Student Council 105 Up-N-Atom 11, 125 Gold and Bluei' 10, 11, 125 Speech Arts 10, 11, 125 Oratory 11, 125 Athenian', Co-Editor 12. DOLORES EBLIN-S.S.S.5 Junior Dramatic Club 95 Speech Arts 125 C.A.A. 115 Junior Honor Society 95 Pep Block 125 Senior Play production staff 12. KENNETH ELDER-Lebanon 9, A.B.C., F.F.A. 10, 11, 125 Audio-Visual Aide 10, 11, 12. THEODORE ELMORE-Withdrawn. BARBARA JOYCE ENDEAN-S.S.S.5 Senior Play pro- duction staiI5 Pep Block 12. FRANK D. ENDICOTT-A.B.C.5 Safety Patrol 9, 10,115 Chorus 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 125 Music Club 10, 11, 125 Spanish Club 10, 115 Up-N-Atom 125 Speech Arts 125 Pep B'lock 12. JOYCE ANN ETCHISON-S.S.S.5 Pep Block 12. FREDRIC CHARLES EWOLDT-A.B'.C., reporter 115 Junior Ilonor Society 95 Senior Honor Society5 Stu- dent Council 9, 11, president 125 Cold and Blueu 9, 10, Editor-in-Chief 115 Athenian', Art Editor5 Quill and Scroll 125 Paletteirs 9, 10, 11, 125 Football 105 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 125 Golf10, 11, 12. Page Fifty-nine DONNA LEE EYLER S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, 10, Junior Dra- matic Club 9, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. MAX FISHERO-Tempe, Arizona 9, A.B.C., Spanish Club 10, Football 11, co-captain 12, Baseball 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 12, Audio-Visual Aide 12. DICK FORD-A.B.C., Latin Club 9, 10, Junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, vice-president 12, Senior Advisory Committee, Senior Play and production staff, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Basketball Manager 12, Tennis 9, 11, 12. JOY FREDERICK-S.S.S. cabinet member 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 12, Latin Club 9, 10, president 10, Junior Dramatic Club president 9, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Student Council, vice-president 12, Spanish Club 11, 12, G.A.A. 9 10, president 11, Cold and Bluen Staff 10, Page One Editor 11, Athen- iann Activities 12, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 12, Junior Advisory Committee, Senior Play cast, Archery Team 11, 12, Junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, Pep Block 12. EDNA CASS-S.S.S., C.A.A. 9, Latin Club 10, Gold and Bluei' C.-Editor 11, Athenian Calendar 12. PAT GILL-S.S.S. DONNA GILLILAND-S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, 10, Latin Club 9, 10, Junior Advisory Committee, Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Gold and Blue Business Manager 12. JOYCE GOBEL-S.S.S., Chorus 9, Music Club 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Junior Honor Society 9, Latin Club 10, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. JOAN GRABMAN-S.S.S., Chorus 11, Pep Block 12. RITA GRIEST-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Spanish Club 10, 11, Latin Club 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Cold and Blue 11, Athenian Calendar, Speech Arts 12, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. CLARABETH GRIFFIN-S.S.S., Junior Honor Society 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Pep Block 12. J. BRYAN GRINER-A.B.C. DAMON HAMM-A.B.C., vice-president 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 9, 10, captain 11, 12, Track 12, Gold and Bluei' make-up-editor 11. RAMON HAMM-A.B.C., president 12, Junior Advisory Committee, Student Council 12, Quill and Scroll 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Golf 9, IO, 11, 12, i'Cold and Blue make-up-editor 11, Athen- ianv Sports 12. BOB' HARDINC-A.B.C., Latin Club 10, Speech Arts 10, vice-president 11, president 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, vice-president 12, Junior Honor Society 9, 'iGold and Bluel' 12, Senior Advisory Committee 12, Operetta 11, 12, Senior Play 12, Pep Block 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12. HELEN HARRIS CAIN-S.S.S., Chorus 11, 12, Music Club 11, 12. Withdrawn. JACK WAYNE HARRISON-New Market 9, A.B.C., Speech Arts 11, 12, Cold and Blue Sports, Senior Play Cast 12, Library helper 10. BEVERLY CPATD HENDERSON-S.S.S., G.A.A. 9. 10, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Junior Honor Society 9, Class Treasurer 10, Class Secretary 11, Senior Play production staff, Pep Block 12. JOHANNA IVA HERRMANN-S.S.S., Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12. DON HIPES-A.B.C., Secretary 11, Treasurer 12, Latin Club 10, 11, treasurer 11, Class Secretary 10, F.F.A. 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, co-captain 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Track 12, Physical Ed. Assist- ant 11, 12. PHYLLIS HOFFA-S.S.S., Senior Play production staff, Pep Block 12. DONALD HOSKINS-Jackson Township, Boone County 9, 10, ll, A.B.C. ALICE FAYE HOUSTON-S.S.S., Latin Club 10, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Music Club 9, 10,11, secretary 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Choir 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11, 12, Senior Play production staff, Speech Arts 12, Senior Advisory Committee, Orchestra 11. CECIL HOVVARD-A.B.C. SALLY HUBER-S.S.S., Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Atheniettes 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Gold and Blue 11, Page two Editor 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Senior Play cast, Operetta 11, 12, Pep Block. MARILYN HUDSON-Alamo 9, 10, S.S.S., Athenian staff 12, Gold and Bluei' 12. ANN HUTSON-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Junior Honor Society 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, 11, Athenian,' Typist, Up-N-Atom 12, Gold and Blue 10, 11, 12, Senior Play business manager, Senior Advisory Com- mittee, Pep Block 12, Speech Arts 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, Libml-1,111 io, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, lo, 11, Hospital Aide 9. JANIECE JACK-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, G.A.A. 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Gold and Bluev 11, Choir 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, secretary 10, 11, Atheniettes 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Senior Play production staff, Operetta 11, 12, Orchestra 11. WVALTER JACOBY-A.B.C., Paletteirs 9, 10, 11. PHYLLIS JUNELLA JOHNSON-S.S.S., Junior Honor Society 9, Gold and Blue Staffv 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11. JOHN JONES-A.B.C. cabinet, 11, Chorus 9, Music Club 9, Football 9, 10, ll, 12, Basketball 9, 10,11, 12, Base- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Student Council 10, 11, 12, Junior and Senior Advisory Comlnittee, Junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, Spanish Club 9, treasurer 10, Class President 11, 12, Senior Play Cast, Speech Arts 12, Up- N-Atom 11, 12. ROYCE PAYNE JONES-A.B.C., Chorus 10, 11, 12, Music Club 10, 11, 12, Operetta 10, 11. NICKY KIRAGES-A.B.C. DORIS ELEANOR KNOWLINC-S.S.S., Chorus 9, Music Club 9. LUCILLE KYCER-S.S.S., Hospital Aide 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Yell Leader 9, G.A.A. 11, Speech Arts 11, 12, Pep Block 12, Up-N-Atom 12, Senior Play production staff. MARGARET E. LANE-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Speech Arts 12, i'Athenian,' Activities 12, Senior Play cast and production staff. JAMES LINN-A.B.C., Chorus 9, 10, 11, president 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Operetta 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 9, Track 9, 10, 11, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Senior Play cast. Page Sixty PHYLLIS JOAN LONG-S.S.S., Music 9, G.A.A. 9, Paletteirs 11, 12. ROSALEE LONG-S.S.S., Band 10, 11, 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12. ARTHUR E. LORENZ-A.B.C., Latin Club 9, Junior Honor Society 9, Audio-Visual Aide 9, 10, vice-president 11, president 12, Senior Honor Society, Chorus 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, 12, Music Club 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11, 12, Senior Play production staff, Up-N-Atom trea- surer 12, Speech Arts Club 10, 11, 12. THI-:RON Lowa-A.B.c., Spanish Club 10, 12, Audio- Visual Aide 9, 10, vice-president 12. ED MCCALLUM-A.B.C., Junior Honor Society 9, Stu- dent Council 11, vice-president 12, Senior Honor Society, Senior Advisory Committee, Spanish Club 10, president ll, 12, Football 10, 11, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Golf 9, 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 12, Paletteirs 9, 10, Pep Block 12, Cheerleader 12. JEANETTE McCOLLOUGH-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Latin Club 10, G.A.A. 9,V10, 11, 12, Athenian Stall Music 12, Speech Arts 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12. BEVERLY MAHAN-Ben Davis 9, 10, North Salem 11, Speech Arts Club 12, Music Club 12, Operetta 12, i'Gold and Blue 12, S.S.S. BARBARA MANION S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, 10, Paletteirs 11, 12, Pep Block 12. DONALD MANLY-A.B.C., Junior Honor Society 9, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Audio-Visual Aide 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, Latin Club 10, Basketball 9, 10, 11, Baseball 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, Music Club 9, 10. Senior Play Cast. RONALD E. MARTIN-A.B.C., Cabinet 10, vice-presi- dent 11, Audio-Visual Aide 9, 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, vice-president 12, Latin Club 10, l'Gold and Bluei' business manager 11, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, Junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, president 12, Student Council 10, 12,Class President 10, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Junior and Senior Advisory Committee, Senior Play cast. BETTY MIDDLETON-S.S.S., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Chorus 9, Music Club 9, Up-N-Atom 12. RAYMOND MIKELS-A.B.C. BEULAH LAURENA MILES-S.S.S., Pep Block 12. KENNY MOORE-A.B.C., secretary 12, Class Secretary 10, 11, Junior Advisory Committee, Latin Club 10, Basketball 9, 10, Football 11, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, 'iGold and Bluen Staff 12, Up-N-Atom 11. W. GARY NEIDEFFER-A.B.C., Latin Club 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Football 12, Track 12. SARA MARIE NELSON-S.S.S., Class Treasurer 9, Junior Honor Society 9, G.A.A. 9, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Junior Advisory Committee 11, Speech Arts 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 12, Secretary, Student Council 12, Senior Class Play production staff. BEVERLY JEAN NICHOLS-S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, 10, Chorus 9, Music Club CAROLYN PARKER SHELTON-WVingate 9, S.S.S., Music Club 10, 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Speech Arts 12, o.A,A. lo, ll. MORTON PATERSON-A.B.C., Junior Dramatic Club 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society? Student Council 9, parliamentarian 10, Senior Play Cast 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Orchestra 11, 12, Oratory 9, 10, 11, 12, Athen- ian Co-Editor 12, Pep Block 12. DAVID PATTON-A.B.G., Wrestlillg 10, Trzlcli 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Music Club 10, 11, 12. GEORGE PHARES-A.B.C., Gold and Blue 10, 11, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Latin Club 9, 10, Chorus 9, 10, Choir 11, 12, Track 10, 11, student manager Basketball 9, 10, Football 9, Advisory Committee 11, Speech Arts Band 10, 11, 12, Music Club 10, 11, 12. WILLIAM POWELL-A.B.C., F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Band 9, 10, 11, Chorus 9, 10, Music Club 9, 10, 11. MARTHA PRICE-S.S.S., Speech Arts 11, treasurer 12, Spanish Club 11, treasurer 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 12, Senior play pro- duction staff, Pep Block 12. PAT PRITCHETT-S.S.S., Speech Arts 11, 12, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. PATRICIA L. QUISENBERRY-S.S.S,, Paletteirs 9, 10, 11, 12, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. JOYCE M. REESE-S.S.S., Music Club 9, G.A.A. 9, Paletteirs 11, 12. DAWN REICHARD-S.S.S., Junior Honor Society 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, G.A.A. 9, 10, Yell Leader 11, Spanish Club 9, 10, Speech Arts 12. BOB REMLEY-A.B.C., Spanish Club 9, 10, Nature Club 9, Audio-Visual Aide 10, 11, 12, Track 10, 11, Tennis 12, Up-N-Atom 12. SUSIE RESONER-S.S.S. cabinet 11, president 12, Junior Honor Society 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, Class vice-president 9, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Music Club 9, 10, 11, G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Gold and Blue exchange editor 11, Athen- ian Prophecy 12, Junior Advisory Committee, Student Council 12, Archery Team 12, Pep Block 12. LARRY ROBINSON-A.B.C., Safety Partol 9, 10, 11, Gold and Bluev 12, Library helper 10. WILLIE EUGENE ROBINSON-A.B.G., Tennis 9, Safety Patrol 9, 10, Latin Club 9, Band president 9, Drum Major 9, 10, 11, vice-president 12, Student Conductor 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Robed Choir 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, president 12, Pep Band 12, Operetta 12, Speech Arts 12, Senior Play cast, Gold and Blue 11, Up-N-Atom 12. THOMAS ROCHE-A.B'.C., Safety Patrol 9, 10. DONALD L. ROSE-A.B.C., F.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 9, 10, captain 11. PEGGY ANN ROSS-S.S.S., Junior Honor Society 9, Junior Dramatic Club 9, Latin Club 10, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Stu- dent Council secretary 11, 12, Senior Honor Society, Atheniettes 12, Operetta 12. MONNA SUE RUNYON-S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, Hospital Aide 10, Speech Arts 11, 12. Page Sixty-one RONNIE RUNYON-Lake Wawasee 9, A.B.C., Wrestl- ing 11. RITA SCAGGS-S.S.S., vice-president 11, cabinet mem- ber and program chairman 12, G.A.A. 9, 10, vice- presidcnt 11, 12, Hospital Aide 9, 10, Physical Education assistant 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Choir 12, Operetta 12, junior Dramatics 9, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Atheni- ettes 12, Bn Team Yell Leader 9, 10, Student Council 10, Pep Block president 12, Athenian Pictures 12, Archery Team 11, 12, Senior Advisory Committee 12. MARY jEAN SCOTT-S.S.S., Speech Arts 11, 12, Gold and Bluev Editor-in-Chief 11, 12, Pep Block 12. SHARON W. SCOTT-s.s.s., G.A.A. 9, 10, Music Club 9. jOANN SEALS-S.S.S. NANCY JEAN SERVIES-S.S.S., Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, 11, Up-N-Atom Club 12, Operetta 12, Senior Play production staff. XV. ALLEN SHAW-A.B.C., junior Dramatic Club 9, junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, Latin Club 10, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Choir 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 10, 11, 12, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Senior Play Cast, Up-N-Atom 12, Pep Block 12, Library helper 12, Oratory 12, Athenian', business man- ager. SHIRLEY COVENTRY SIMNIONS-S.S.S., Band 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, junior Dramatic Club 9, Athenian Stait. PATRICIA ELLEN SIMONDS-S.S.S. cabinet 11, Li- brary helper 9, 10, 11, junior Dramatic Club 9, junior Honor Society 9, Spanish Club 9, 10, Pep Block 12, Senior Play production staff. RICHARD WAYNE SMITH-A.B.C., WVrestling 10, 11, 12, Gold and Blue 12, Senior Play Cast. SHARON LEE SMITH-New Market High School 9, 10, S.S.S., Band 11, secretary 12, Majorette 11, 12, Music Club 11, 12. BARBARA SOMMER-S.S.S. cabinet member 10, record- ing secretary ll, treasurer 12, junior Honor Society 9, junior Dramatics 9, Student Council 9, Latin Club 9, 10, Senior Honor Society, secretary-treasurer 12, Class Treasurer 11, G.A.A. 11, Chorus 9, 10, 11, Choir 12, Music Club 12, Advisory Committee 11, 12, Atheni- ettes 12, Pep Block 12, Operetta 12, Athenian Business Manager, Senior Play production staff. NANCY jANE SORRELS-Alamo 9, 10, S.S.S. 11, cabinet member 12, Gold and Bluen 11, 12, Athenian,, Activities, Up-N-Atom 12, Senior Play cast and produc- tion staff, Operetta 12, Chorus 12, Music Club 12, Pep Block 12, Senior Honor Society, Class Treasurer 12, Senior Advisory Committee. VERNON E. SPAULDING II-A.B.C., junior Dramatic Club 9, Band 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Athenian Music Editor, Senior Play cast and production staff, Speech Arts, 10, 11, 12. KEITH STEPHENS-A.B.C., Band 10, ll, 12, Track 12, Wrestling 11, 12, F.A.A. 11, 12, Music Club 10, 11, 12. CAROLYN STRAUB-S.S.S., junior Dramatic Club 9, Speech Arts 12, Spanish Club 9, 10, Up-N-Atom 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Robed Choir 11, 12, Band 10, 11. 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Operetta 11, 12, Atheni- ettes 12, Senior Play cast. DONALD REID STRIBLING-A.B.C., Spanish Club 9, 10, Up-N-Atom 12, Band 9, 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, vice-president 12, Pep Band 11, 12, Choir 11, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Senior Play cast, Operetta 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11. DONALD WILLIAM STUMP-A.B.C., Band 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 10, 11, 12, Safety Patrol 9, 10, 11, Paletteirs 12, Track 12. jACK SVVANSON-A.B'.C., junior Dramatic Club 9, Band 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, Choir 11, Senior Play cast and production staff, Operetta 10, 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, Up-N-Atom 11, 12, Speech Arts 11, 12, Orchestra 10, 11, Athenianv Prophecy. DOYNE SWITZER-S.S.S., junior Honor Society 9, Hospital Aide 9, Spanish Club 10, treasurer 11, G.A.A. 11, Senior Play production staff 12, Pep Block 12. ANN LOUISE THOMAS-S.S.S., Band 11, 12, Music Club 11, 12, Speech Arts 12, Hospital Aide 9, 10, Gold and Bluen 12. SHIRLEY TODD-S.S.S. cabinet 9, Yell Leader 9, junior Honor Society 9, junior Dramatic Club 9, Spanish Club 10, 11, G.A,A. 10, 11, B Team Yell Leader 10, Gold and Bluei' 11, Pep Block 12, Speech Arts 12, Senior Play production staff 12. THOMAS B. TODD-A.B.C., junior Honor Society 9, Wrestling 12, Senior Honor Society, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Up-N-Atom 11, president 12, Student Council 11, 12, Athenian', business manager, Senior Play pro- duction staff, Senior Advisory Committee. jERRY TOWNSLEY-A.B.C,, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, Tennis 12, Band 10, 11, 12, Color Guard 10, 11, 12, Chorus 10, 11, Operetta cast 10, 11, Music Club 10, 11, 12, Senior Play Cast. KATHY UTTERBACK-S.S.S., Band 10, 11, iyiajafeue 10, 11, Music Club 9, 10, 11, Homecoming Queen. SHAILA VAN SICKLE-S.S.S., Cabinet 10, Latin Club 9, Speech Arts 10, 11, 12, junior Dramatic Club 9, junior Honor Society 9, Senior Honor Society, junior and Senior Advisory Committees, Gold and Blueb 10, Page o11e editor 11, G.A.A. 9, 10, Quill and Scroll 11, 12, AthenianU Co-editor, Student Council 12, Senior Play cast and production staff, Spanish Club 11, 12, Up- N-Atom vice-president 12, Class vice-president 12, Pep Block 12. jEANETTE WALDEN-S.S.S. ETTA WALDON-Tech High School 9, Waynetown High School 9, S.S.S., Chorus 10, 11, 12, Music Club 11, 12, Operetta Cast 12. BEVERLY jEAN WALL-S.S.S., G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, Gold and Bluev 12, Pep Block 12. ALICE WALLS DARLENE WHITE jOHN VV. WILSON-A.B.C,, Chorus 11, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, junior Honor Society 9, Up-N-Atom 11, Baseball 9, 10, Operetta. jAMES KEVIN ZACHARY-A.B.C., junior Dramatic Club 9, junior Honor Society 9, Band 9, 10, 12, Color Guard 12, Chorus 9, 10, 11, 12, Robed Choir 11, 12, Music Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Latin Club 10, junior Advisory Committee, Up-N-Atom Club 11, 12, Speech Arts Club 12, Senior Play cast, Operetta 10, 11, 12. CLYDE A. ZACHARY-A.B.C. PAT LAUGHLIN-S.S.S., junior Honor Society 9, Pep Block 12. PAT jONES-S.S.S. Page Sixty-two UN DERCLASS OFFICERS JUNIORS Duane Gatliff, presidentg Bax'- bura Hobbs, secretaryg Sharlene McGee, vice-presidentg Sur, Buser, treasurer. SOPHOMORES VVt11'1'Cl1 Burge, presidentg Gerald McKinsey, 'treasurerg Tina Mills, secretaryg Jerry Gobel, vice-president. FRESHMEN Larry Thomas, vice-Presideutg Iolm Kummiugs, tr e a su r erg George Million, p re sid e utg Claudette Jones, secretary. Page Sixfy-TlL1'oc in W jj NR 11 'ss aw Q K ' if ':g'ijf1.gQff2' 'fi 595552 ia? The Junior Class Row One: Penny Francis, Jack Corbin, Shirley Cox, Bob Burk, Mildred Foy, Ronnie Demoret, Elnora Clark, David Elmore, Jane Beebe, David Barton. Row Two: Cora Sue F leener, Bill Cope, Shirley Elmore, Ross Boraker, Beverly F yfle, Fred Baker, Anna Frances Dukes, Bob Ferling, Freida Francis, Mike Ball, Sharon F ishback, Richard Dulin, Judith Crane. Row Three: Howard Birdsong, Don Dolph, Shirley Arnold, Bill Farrar, Gene Fentress, Dolores Arnold, Ted Coahran, Billy Burks, Phyllis Ballard, Eleanor Baldwin. Row Four: Shirlie Duncan, Peggy Conway, Elizabeth Charles, Shirley Cunningham, Don Auman, Linda Evans, Marvin Clark, Ronald Addler, Ethel Birchfield, Sue'Buser, Charlotte Darwactor, Barbara Cummings. G-M Row One: William Mount, Jackie Hawkins, LaVon Houston, Barbara Hall, Dick Lashley, Lois Keedy, Duane Gatlifl, Hazel Morley, Charles Gleason, Sara Hultz, Dean McClain. Row Two: jack Moore, Nancy Hunt, Jim Gibson, Ruby Lepper, Joanne Griest, Larry Gegner, Keith Kauble, Nancy Graham, Don Long, Sliarlene McGee, Don Isenberg, Genevieve Johnson. Row Three: Janice Harper, Elaine Jones, Janet Hilebrandt, Barbara Hobbs, Barbara Hixon, Ellen Gooden, Dick Meister, Tom Mathews, Glenda Milligan, Sam McAlister, Bob Morrison, Cecil Jordan. Row Four: Gwendolyn Morgan, Marilyn Miene, Judy LaRocque, David Lucas, Marie Hose, Dave Gentry, Violet Kingery, Jolm Holt, Mary Munson, Carolyn Miller, Damon Griflin, Dave Grubbs. N-Z Row One: Sam Paxton, Sandra Swank, Bill Patton, Rose Ellen VVarren, Jack Thompson, Pat Scaggs, Bob Sumner, Sylvia Walden, Bernard YValdon, Mary Perkins, Sue Otterman, Row Two: Bettie Stickler, Hannah Welch, Pat Pointer, Norma Wray, Shirley Stites, Suz- anne Wilson, Juan Wilson, Georgia Switzer, Beth Polley, Phyllis Sleight, Sondra WharH, Pat Welliver, Nancy Roche. Row Three: Ernest Patrick, Jean VVilson, Caroline Roberts, Eleanor Ward, Betty Nortlicutt, Joann Runyon, Phil Quillin, Mary Wolfe, Bob Nunan, Mary Ellen Servies, Darlene White, Theresa Ross, Pat Swearingen, Darrell Williams. Page Sixty-five -1 AGI' 5339 is lu L .A. 212 1-E 'w !...l3.u- Q F? iii! The Sophomore Class Row One: Lucile Brady, Larry Delks, Marilyn F yfie, Larry Chambers, Marilyn Black, Joan Demoret, John Franklin, Dorothy Blickenstaff, Robert Bennett, Kathryn Bosworth, Don Adams. Row Two: Dottie Biggs, Sandy Dellekamp, Jim Andrews, Verna Lee Fulp, Dave Abney, Elinor Dunn, Charles Cox, Beatrice Bruton, Duane Clifton, Marilyn Everson, Fred Dickerson Sharon Bell. 7 Row Three: Tom Esra, Mary Ann Fine, Warren Burge, Janis Ewoldt, Fred Endicott, Bar- bara Dye, Ronnie Domasco, Maralyn Covey, Phil Young, Marilyn Boze, David Flanigan Tommy Caldwell, Richard Baker, Jack Dolph. a Row Four: Robert Devitt, Barbara Eyler, Ernie Cotfing, Nancy Binford, Ed Bayless, Nancy Fink, John Bruce, Nancy Ellis, Max Evans, Gwendolyn Burk, Larry Cobleigh, Anthelene Black, Fred Fine, Charles Akin. G-P Row One: Rex Hybarger, Joan Monroe, Jerry Cobel, Tina Mills, Don Pickett, Marilyn Parsons, Gene Hobbs, Lois Pritchett, Eddie Holla, Jane Hutson, Paul Jackson, Roberta Poore. Row Two: Jerry Gillian, Marilyn Isaacs, Carolyn Harris, Anna Pickett, Fred Lamb, Katie Nutt, Gerald McKinsey, Rita Myers, Bill Lewis, Phyllis Lewis, Charles Jones, Barbara Gerard Connie Herron, Rondle McCandless. a Row Three: Maxine Hastaday, Linda Hesler, Thomas Griner, Joyce Johnson, Merle Meagher, Eunice McMurry, Neal Jones, Nancy Kendricks, Dave Krug, Darlene Newton, Jerry Lou Joiner, James Lewis, Elizabeth Halpin, Bobbie Norvell, Helen Howard. Row Four: Wanda Peacock, Barbara Newkirk, James Jones, Donna Haltom, Allen Love, Fred Klause, Pat Powell, Bill Groves, Pat Keller, David Jones, Roberta Largent, Janet Hultz, Ann Jordan. Q-z Row One: Martha Walling, Richard Watkins, Joyce VVeliver, Harold Welliver, Joann YVal- den, Jim Surber, Shirley Wray, Jack Ross, Vera Stewart, David Swank, Nancy Rice, John Todd. Row Two: Martha Robinson, Bill Tilney, Kay Stafford, Jack VVatson, Rex Wills, Marla M7illhite, Bill Thomas, Phyllis Schreiner, Don Roth, Pat Runyon, Rebecca Wolfe, Hubert Trump, Jeanne Rhodes. Row Three: Mary Shelton, Shirley Walton, Fred Stewart, Glenellen Roberts, Fred Shaw- han, Max Servies, Beverly Ryker, Jerry Smith, R. B. Swanson, Sheila Robison, Jim Shaver, Delores Shahan. Row Four: John Wyatt, Rodney Wall, Tom West, Homer Wilkinson, Dan Showalter, Dean Simpson, Max B. Servies, Jerry Rutledge, Don Vannice, Wayne Surface, Frank Sexton, Harry Swank. Page Sixty-seven Page Sixty-cigllt The Freshman Class Row One: Roland Bottorif, Ethel Dinwiddic, David Grice, Marilyn Clark, Jerry Fletcher, Judy Fordyce, Larry Binford, Sandy Armantrout, Wayne Fisher, Carol Dinwiddie, Larry Dick- erson, Sue Ann Danforth, James Cope. Row Two: Gloria Blacker, Joey Adams, Susie Cunningham, Shirley Deckard, Richard Armstrong, Sara Cunningham, Joe Guinn, Judy Dreyer, Joe Allen, Madeline Grimes, Lyle Fisher, Rita Fyife, David Ginn. Row Three: David Cooper, Barbara Burkhardt, Dottie Buzzaird, Janet Gooden, James Clore, Marilyn Davidson, Jim Christy, Patricia Birchlield, Donald Groves, Sally Fine, Harvey Caldwell, Shirley Ballard, Ronald Cummings, Janice Crane, Eldon Cope. Row Four: Mary Coffenberry, Donald Brown, Kathy Goldman, Amos Grooms, Ethel Foley, Jack Graham, Lucille Grabman, Clyde Endicott, C. C. F risz, Bill Fine, Max Baker, Bob Grantham, Tom Elmore, Jerry Fleener, Mary Douglas. Row Five: John Foster, Betty Grayson, Phil Grabman, Doris Cope, Richard Dulin, Nancy Gentry, Warren Allen, Sue Cox, Bill Balch, Darlene Blacker, Ted Cummings, Richard Dolph, Paul Evans, George Brown, Ray Endicott. H - M Row One: Milton Kessler, Betsy Harvey, Raymond Kostanzer, Joan Keedy, Frank Mc- Murry, Carole Moody, Fred Knox, Carole LeBeau, Edgar Husted, Maxine Meagher, Paul Harden, Nancy Hancock, Joe Moore. Row Two: Don McClure, Virginia Hose, Ronald Keller, Rilla Hybarger, Ralph Handy, Carolyn Harshbarger, Stanley Mount, Sandra Morrow, John Horner, Carole McGee, Eddie Knox. Row Three: Delores Kiste, Ed Hall, Anne MacNorton, Bill Lewis, Rita Harriman, John Kummings, Nancy McMurray, David McClamrock, Bonnie Lee Hines, Gerald Hampton, Shirley Logston. Row Four: Barbara Miller, Jim Monroe, Martha Hauck, Don Holman, Carolyn Hudson, Jean Hinton, Marian Herrmann, Marilyn Leeke, Mary Hauck, Kay Miles, Carl Knowling, Bill Kinkead, Amy Martin. Row Five: Nancy Hawkins, Benjamin Keefe, Bob Johnson, Sharon Lamb, Jack Miller, George Million, Claudette Jones, Jack McClure, Charles Harper, Jim Horner, Robert Lyon, Gene Locker. N - Z Row One: Shirley Shelton, Phil WVarren, Gloria Paugh, Fred Walton, Gale Wray, Ed Vaught, Martha Patton, Lowell Wilson, Lauretta Titus, David Stout, Pat Rice, Charles Rivers, Margaret Scott. Row Two: Phil Sorrels, Judy Rader, Marilyn Todd, Don Young, Carol Stump, Dwight Royer, Judy Rudy, Eddie Scaggs, Nancy Helen Ross, Tom Purcell, Mildred Rhodes, Charles Taylor, Shirley Simonds, Eddie Stewart, Carolyn Shawhan. Row Three: David Van Cleave, Carolyn Wharif, Richard McCloud, Ruby Wrightsman, Corvin Pitcock, Nancy Wells, Jim Showalter, Shirley Witt, Steven Watson, Delores Quisen- berry, Beverly Stewart, Ramona Sparks, Leroy Wolfe. Row Four: John West, Lois Walls, Tom Siamas, Betty Newkirk, Larry L. Thomas, Donna Strain, Rochelle Roche, Sandra Wright, Christina Wilson, Joann Nelson, Claudia Wilcox, Mary Shahan, Mary Utterback, Jer1'y Walker, Mary Warren, Harold Schreiner. Row Five: Kenneth Pearson, Tom Ward, Linda Updike, Kay Walden, Pat Sumner, Don Sperry, Nancy Smith, Robert Wilson, Carolyn Sparger, Jean Powell, Tom Wilson, Jack Walker, Jo Otterman. Page Six ty-nine Page Seventy The Eighth rade ll8-2 Row One: Tom Dickerson, Patty Fields, Charles Brady, Barbara Hudson, Billy Locker, Mary Jo Mast, Ronald Surber, Marie Joyce Moore, Charles Sommer, Joan Gleason, Clarence McDonald, Barbara Denham, Michael Esra. Row Two: Richard Grantham, Patty Newlin, Larry Weingartner, Hazel Dolph, Jim Rankin, Barbara Lindley, John Johnson, Carolyn Shelton, John Robbins, Sandra Runyon, Ronald MacNor- ton, Sandra Ryker. Row Three: Jon Sommer, Isabelle Utterback, Bob Layne, Amy F ytle, James Jones, Dolores Lowe, Paul Vaught, Karen Davis, Jerry Vance, Sally Harding, Frank Bell, Peggy Covey. Row Four: Beverly Nunan, Larry Lewallen, Nancy Grimes, Houston Sering, Pamela Forbes, Robert LaFoe, Jane Grider, Ron Royer, Connie Bratton, Tom Heslar, Phyllis Quillin Sam Haslam. Row Five: Ralph Lewis, Jim Grenzebach, Danny Marshall, Bob Hansel, Mike Beemer, Ronnie Shumate, Lois Gass, Jim Teague, Judy Cramer. 106-ll0 Row One: Gary Wilshire, Pat Titus, Jack Duncan, Patty Brown, Harvey Pettit, Bertha Hutson, Harry Tague, Judy Moody, Boyce Stephens, Sue Hancock, Charles Kerlin, Jr., Pat Douglas, Bill Bennett. Row Two: Danny Welliever, Melinda Priest, Terril Willhite, Alberta Cox, Bob Warren, Darlene Walton, Larry Miller, Shirley Krout, Richard Birdsong, Rosalie Black, Tom Evans, Katy Swank, Charles Cottingham. Row Three: Byron Elmore, Connie Caile, Tom Eubank, Marilyn Carlile, David Smith, Sonja Wfalker, Don Scaggs, Sue Endicott, Dick Binford, Dorothy Fairfield, James White, Myrna Myers, Albert Burdett, Tillie Grider. Row Four: Jack Buck, Tommy Walden, David Harper, Pat Lewis, Donald Zachary, Lois Servies, Gene Walters, Gene Evens, Edward Rusk, Linda Marsh, Dick White, Ola Mae Swank, Fred Rusk, Patsy Willhite, David Crane. 214-ll4 Row One: Charles Largent, Betty Jo Gilliland, James LeBeau, Donna Cox, Edward Harri- man, Betty Caldwell, Jimmy Cutter, Bertha Proctor, John Conkright, Linda Laughlin, Keith Nicholson, Catherine Long, Cary Reichard. Row Two: Sandra Thurnall, James Patton, Carol Steele, Bill Gianakis, Mary Lou Smith, Bob Long, Nancy Surber, Harry Hunt, Patsy Sparby, Richard Peterman, Tonia Stewart, Her- man Blye, Marlas Glaze, Tom Williamson. Row Three: Carl Gillian, Linda Townsley, David Ellington, Phyllis Scring, Tom Bayless, Jean McCrarey, Betty Jean Pettit, Shirley Ann Hampton, Kay Harper, Shirley Stonebraker, Luc Bushong, Delores Coventry, Carolyn Northcutt, John Gosnell. Row Four: Dorothy Dinwiddie, Paula Smith, Robert Weir, Linda Jack, Louis Lashley, Martin Cotten, Nancy Ellen Ross, John Elmore, Robert Morgan, Ella Mae Norvell, David Weir, Charlene Cooper. Page Seventy-one Page Seventy-two The Seventh Grade How One: David Allen, Connie Cox, Robert Allen, Diana Crow, Sam Dunn, Jacqueline Gallear, Jolm Cowan, Judy Gillis, David Clark, Lynne Edwards, Sammy Gardner, JudyFAnd- drews, Vernon Dowell. Row Two: Frederick Edwards, Fred Corbin, Phil Edwards, Ray Frederick, Danny Dan- forth, John Bennett, Barbara Dickerson, Don Daseke, Fred Coffenberry, James Grider, Rick Foreman, Carolyn Burdett. Row Three: Herbert Franklin, Jr., Jay Paul Edminston, Alice Crane, Sharon Decker, Clayton Conkright, Larry Brown, James Coahran, Jack Ellis, Harriett Graham, Shirley Auman, Bob Gray, Margie Gott, Bob Demoret. Row Four: Stephen Goldman, John Gianakis, Karl Ellis, Henry Armantrout, Gerald An- drews, Tony Ford, Bill Barnett, Jay Farrar, Kay Fruits, Rosalie Coghill, Judie Burke, Larry Bar- ragree, Donald Baty, Larry Fletcher, Oveta Dulin, Paul Cope. H - O Row One: David Burk, Diana Biggs, Larry Caplinger, Nancy Dawson, James Brown, Alicia Dougherty, Melvin Birdsong, Delores Abney, Jack Grider, Nancy Baldwin, Bobby Myers, Bev- erly Lyon, Donald Hamm, Howard Hall. Row Two: David Keedy, Mary Kendricks, Roxanna Laymon, Diane McClure, Clarence Nykl, Linda Manion, Kay Middleton, Eudena Houston, Annis Myers, Carol Horner, Marcia Miller, Mickey Jeffries, Eugene Melvin, Charles Kellison. Row Three: Sharon Jones, Betty Keedy, Pat McClure, Margaret Ann Martin, Anita Morgan, Shirley Melvin, Naomi McCollum, Diane Meyer, Leon Jones, Bob Lewis, David Hultz, Mike Horney, Stanley Hamilton, Mary Lou Hastaday, Jill Moore, Rose Marie Hawthorne, Bill Hunt. Row F our: Leonard Holmes, Ralph Northcutt, Kay McCla1nrock, Ruth Nicholson, Imogene Hyde, Jerry Mills, Jimmy Nicholas, Nancy Hudson, Janis Meyer, Cora Keller, Nancy Nicholson, Ted Hughes, Bill Newlin, Melvin Michael. Row Five: Phyllis McCrarey, Barbara Hampton, Jacqueline Lawton, Rachel LaFoe, Patty Harrington, Jack Lee, Raymond Headlee, Bob Massing, Jerry Hamilton, Patricia Lith, Beverly O,Dell, Larry Hotchkiss, Jeanette Keller, Donna King, Carolyn O,Dell, Mary Lamb, Phil Morris. P-Z Row One: Judith Thomas, Ronald Taylor, Sharon Stewart, Ronnie Phillips, Connie Wyatt, Darrell Sams, Shirley Perkins, Bobby Snyder, Susan Jane Weliver, Billy Shermer, Judy Soss, Eddie Shahan, Mary Umberger, Dick Stull. Row Two: Donald Walker, Sue Walling, Sandra Van Hook, Marilyn VVilson, Richard Servies, Larry Shelton, Rosemary Shelton, Joan Smith, Kenny Smith, James Pritchett, James Wagoner, Norma Stites, Leslie Pickett, Beverly VVitt, Carolyn Zachary. Row Three: Marnita Pickens, Mary Ann Wells, Terry Sheets, Sammy Thompson, Gary Surber, Harriett Robinson, Delores Welliver, Sonya Rhodes, Linda Stout, Patty Rhode, Judith Waye, Esther NVolfe, Suzy Thompson. Row Four: Edward VVatson, Teddy Tharp, Thom Parnell, Marilyn VVilliams, Sue Sering, Glenda Slavens, Patty Prince, Ed Smith, Pat Sparger, Deanna Sering, Tom Swearingen, Jane Tribbett, Pearl Paugh, Carolyn Trott. ' Row F ive: Bobby Patton, Phil Wray, James Rush, Bill Smith, Robert Smith, Roger Phillips, Carol Powell, Richard Steele, Sylvia Stickler, Deloris Walters, Bob VVhite, Danny Stout, Anna Proctor. Page Seventy-three MR. LEE L. EVE Un Mr. Evels shoulders rest all the re- sponsibilities and problems of running and continually improving thc city school systcm so that it will operate smoothly and efficiently. Our superintendent came to Crawfords- ville High School from Crown Point, In- diana only last year, but his ready smile and understanding approach to all problems have made him a host of friends. SCHOOL STAFF Bliss Mary Bowers, Executive Secretary, Miss Norma Ioan Trump, Stenographer. SCHOOL BOARD Mrs. Robert Harvey, Mr. Williaiii Kummings, Mr. Selwyn F. Husted, Mr. Melvin Mallory, Mr. Walter' Ford. ..i. l THE PRINCIPALS AND THEIR STAFF Miss Letha Zachary, Clerk, and Miss Dorothea Knight, Registrar. This efficient office stall is responsible for keeping in order all our records over a six-year period. A continuous stream of papers, cards, folders, letters, and other records are quickly and quietly handled daily by our registrar and clerk. Countless blue slips are checked and sent to teachers all over the building, announcements and bulletins flow from their typewriters, While innumerable queries are answered as part of the daily routine of keeping the school on an even keel. THE PRINCIPALS Mr. Louis Darst has finished his third year at Crawfordsville High School with the same boundless energy that has characterized his entire performance here. Although among the busiest of men, he still finds time to listen to the woes of everyone and lend a helping hand. As if directing the activities of the Iunior High School were not enough, Mr. H. T. McCullough is also Director of Athletics. Yet he handles both assignments in a relaxed manner that is both pleasing and reassuring. When season ticket time rolls around, Mr. McCullough can be found assisting Mr. Reed with the sales and distribution. Page Seventy-Eve Page Seven ty-sim Page Scfucnty-seven Row One: Miss Maude Arthur, English, Convocations: Mrs. Pauline Biddle, Mathematics, S.S.S., Girls' Counselor: Miss Esther Brunk. Spanish, Spanish Club: Claude Hartman, Industrial Arts, Jr. Dra- matics Club: Donald Hays, Printing, Gold and Bluc : Miss Estelle Heeter, English: Mrs. Patricia Hendrich, Physical Education, Jr. G.A.A., Yell Leaders: Robert Hokc, Physical Education, Athletics, Sen- ior Class. Row Two: George Burns, Social Studies, Jr, Honor Society: Miss Margaret C'anine, Music, Musio Club: Lloyd Chase, Social Studies, Athletics: Fred Jackson, Industrial Arts, Audio-Visual Aides, Fresh- man Class: Mrs. Dorothy Jones, Homemaiking, S.S.S.: Mrs. Iona Kimbrell, Homemaking: J. C. La- Follette, Social Studies, A.B.C., Boys' Counselor: John McCormick, Physical Education, Athletics. Row Three: Owen L. Crecelius, Social Studies, Senior Class: Miss Betty Covalt, Business Education, Speech Arts: Willis Cbombs, Sci- ence, Safety Patrol: Miss Catherine Martin, Art, Paletteirs: John May, Librarian, Audio-Visual Aides: Miss Joan Moore, English, Orchestra: William Nuetzel, Social Studies, Athletics: Lester Reed, Mathematics, Athletic Treasurer and Ticket Man- 2.2912 Row Four: Miss Patricia Free- man, Mathematics, English, Jr. Dramatic Club: Mrs. Opal Endi- cott, English, Social Studies, Junior Class: Robert Cross, Agriculture, F.F.A.: Mrs. Lucille Reddish, Busi- ness Education, Speech Arts 5 Timothy Rose, Industrial Arts, Speech Arts: Miss Mary Mildred Schweitzer, English, Senior Honor Society: Jack Scott, Latin, Latin Club: Donald Siebert, English, School Publications, Quill and Scroll. Row Five: Byron Grater, Social Studies, Junior Class: D. C. Gra- ham, Mathematics, Attendance : Miss Jane Garber, Physical Educa- tion, G,A.A.: Mrs. Mabel Smith, Mathematics, S,S.S,: Mrs. Betty Smith, Physical Education, G.A.A,: Vernon Spaulding, Music, Music Club: Emmett Stout, Science, Con- cessions: Merrill Tharp, Mathe- matics. F.T.A. Row Six: Hinton Grider, English, Speech, Oratory: Miss Mary Guil- liams, English, Junior Honor Soci- ety: Richard Guyer, Science, Ath- letics, A.B.C.: Miss Julia Wilson, English, Attendance, -Tr. Dramatic Club: Charles Young, Business Education, Treasurer of High School Activities Fund. Q ! i E 2 2 2 A Glance A The as! With ifgcmizvztions All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, and Jill, too. jack and Jill at Crawfordsville need never worry about dullness if they took advantage of some of the many organizations, clubs and activities that make up a vital part of the modern school at C.H.S. Besides the many and varied courses of study that the student of 1952 could choose from, there was a wealth of extra-curricular activities for every type of interest. Whether a bookworm or a basketball fiend, every member of the student body found his or her niche in some organization. In doing so, the student of 1952 learned to apply the democratic principles learned in the classroom, adjusted himself to the society of others, and, had a lot of fun doing it. W QQ? st E C .4 I My GY X541 ' X 3 0 si 55 v is , '. iv 0, 5. -. - -. - -- - V - an 5 . . 2 4 4 EI , , . ,Q - H-4 A A ?EwocoJ:' Novi ROMAN: qcroup ip Row One: Barbara Dye, Max E. Servies, Eunice McMurry, David Grubbs, Elinor Dunn, Neal Jones, Carolyn Harris, Fred Ilamh, Joyce Johnson, George Million, Judy Fordyce, Jack Watson, Betsy Harvey. Row Two: Duane Clifton, Verna Lee Fulp, Gerald Mc- Kinsey, Kay Stafford, R. B. Swanson, Sandy Dellekamp, Anthelene Black, Patricia Runyon. Virginia Hose, Sue Ann Danforth, Beverly Stewart, Shirley Deckard, Joanne Griesl. Row Three: John Wyatt, Ronnie Domasco, Phyllis Schreiner, Joe Moore, Shirley Baker, Marla Willhite Maralyn Covey, John Bruce, Gwendolyn Burk, Donna Haltorn Ed Bayless, Carolyn Sparger, Jo Otterman, Patty Rice Sandra Morrow, Carolyn Shawhan. R-ow Four: Eddie Stewart, Joe Allen, Frank MeMurry Jim Christy, Jerry Fleener, Jim Horner, Jim Showalter Nancy Wells, Tom Siamas, Rex Hyhawrer, Sharon Bell Don Roth, Beatrice Bruton. Roberta Poore, Katie Nutt. N ov1 Romam The Latin Cluh creates interest and increases the student's knowledge of Roman customs. The 1952 Saturnalia Banquet was held in the lunchroom. The club entertained the Spanish Club on March 17. The annual club picnic will be held in May. Officers were Consuls, Neal Jones and Phyllis Schreiner, Praetor, Elinor Dunn, Aedile, john Bruce, and sponsor, Mr. Scott. owi:sr+1.eAwormmmwi1fsmfmaA-fmt. wi-X1-wiv-rw,-4-Qffww-.sflwf.f,M.M,w-.. A vf,. l-.W ,., AUDIO-VISUAL AIDES Row One: Don Manly, Arthur Lorenz, president? Don Dolph, Jack Corbin. Theron Lowe. vice-president. Row Two: Mr. May, sponsor, Kenny Elder, Charles Jones, Juan Wilson, Max Evans, Ronnie Martin, Mr. Jackson, sponsor. Absent from the picture: David Barton, secretary- treasurer. Novi ROMANI qcmup up Row One: Tommy Wilson, Shirley Shelton, Gary Neideffer, Nancy Hancock, Raymond Kostanzer, Barbara Burkhardt, Milton Kessler, C, C. Frisz, Paul Harden, Mary Hauck, Bill Balch, Pat Sumner, Eldon Cope. Row Two: Rilla Hybarger, Carol Dinwiddie, Ramona Sparks, Marilyn Clark, Marilyn Davidson, Martha Hauck, Don Adams, Gloria Blacker, Linda Updike, Barbara Gerard, Lo-is Pritchett, Jean E. Rhodes, Marilyn Boze. Row Three: Carol Stump, Judy Rudy, Martha Patton, Madeline Grimes, Carolyn Harshbarger, Nancy Gentry, Mary Warren, Edgar Husted, Freida Francis, David Ginn, Rita Griest, Harold Schreiner, Kathy Goldman, Mr. Scott, sponsor. Row Four: Darlene Blacker, Sand-ra Swank, Marian Herr- mann, Jean Powell, Dick Dulin, Charles Harper, Jerry Gobel, Rex Wills, John Kummings, Max Evans, Jerry Walker, Pat Powell, Sandy Armantrout, John Horner, Don Sperry. unior Dramatic Club The Junior Dramatic Club produces plays for junior high students and gives those with acting talent a chance in real, behind the scenesv play production. Sponsors were Miss VVilson, Miss Freeman, and Nlr. Hartman. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Row One: Charles Kerlin, Judy Cramer, Dick Dulin, Anne McNorton, Jim Showalter, Barbara Burkhardt, James Clore, Nancy Smith, Raymond Kostanzer, Karen Davis. Row Two: Connie Bratton, Carolyn Shelton, Nancy Grimes, Barbara Lindley, Pamela Forbes, Jane Grider, Amy Fytlie, Peggy Covey, Kathy Goldman. Row Three: Delores Lowe, Marilyn Carlile, Connie Caile, Danny Marshall, Edgar Husted, Mary Douglas, Maxine Meagher, Tillie Grider, Jim Grenzebach, Miss Freeman, SIJOHSOP. Senior Honor Society The faculty and members of the junior and senior classes elect students to the Senior Honor Society. To attain inemhership in this National Honor Society, students must have and maintain a scholastic average of at least 90. They also inust possess character and leadership and be of service. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row One: Shaila Van Sickle, Arthur Lorenz, Peyryzy Ross, Tom Todd. Row Two: Nancy Sorrels, Morton Paterson, Dick Ford, vice-president: Allen Shaw, Warner Davidson, Barbara Sommer, secretary-tres: surer. Row Three: John Jones, Eddie McCallum, Joy Frederick, Ronnie Martin, president, Joan Cowan, Sue Allman, Fred Ewoldt. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row One: John Johnson, Connie Caile, Don Sperry, Jane Grider, John West, Connie Bratton, Frank MeMurry, Pemly Covey, Joe Allen, Judy Cramer, Billy Locker. Row Two: Melinda Priest, Linda Marsh, Pamela Forbes, Pat Newlin, Judy Fordyce, Judy Rudy, Carol Stump, Mary Warren, Sue Ann Danforth, Claudette Jones, Juan Keedy, Beverly Stewart, Betsy Harvey. Row Three: Larry Lewellen, Ronnie Royer, Jon Sommer, Shirley Deckard, Sara Cunningham, Caro- lyn Shelton, Carol Dinwiddie, Ethel Dinwiddie, Carolyn Hudson, Nancy Ross, Marilyn Clark, Jim Christy, Larry Weinirartner. Row Four: Bobbie Layne, Edgar Husted, Warren Allen, Nancy Gen- try, Darlene Blacker, Marian Herr- mann, Nancy Wells, Danny Mar- shall, Sandy Armantrout, Jim Showalter, Jean Powell, Georfzc Million, Raymond Kostanzer. Absent: Mike Beemer, Carolyn Harshbaryzer, Barbara Miller. unior Honor Society Any student With an average of 90 is eligible lor the Iunior Honor Society. Memhers are selected by the teachers on the basis of Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character, and Servicef, Officers were Beverly Stewart, President, Betsy llarvey, vice-president, lVarren Allen, secretary: and Joe Allen, treasurer. Page Eighty-two Paletteirs Athenian Booster Club The students of Senior High Art Department Nlemhership in this club is open to all boys make up the membership in Paletteirs. Their in senior high school. It helps other organiza- slogun is 'iService To Our Sehoolf, They are tions to curry on their activities. husv ull vear makin I Josters, favors, and decora- The A.B.C. s nonsors the atrol bo s and ushers w 1 ' J . 1 n I 1 ' 1 n tions lor school activities. The outstanding pro- as Well as cheek-room laeihties for home basket- jeet this year was the background for the Christ- hull games and concessions for home football mas progruin, XV inter YVonclerluncl.', games. PALETTEIRS Row One: Mary Ann Fine, Fred Stewart, Sue Otterman, David Swank, Lulabelle Brady, Jack Ross, Betsy Harvey, Don Stump. Sylvia Walden. Row Two: Lindy Starnes, Pat Quisenberry, Beverly Clore, Roberta Larizent, Jane Hutson, Shirley Wray, Anna Pickett, Mary Shelton, Kathy Goldman. Row Three: Ann Jordan, Barbara Manion, Joyce Reese, Phyllis Long, Fred Ewoltlt, Carolyn Armantrout, Ernest Patrick, Wanda Peacock. Jerry Lou Joiner. Row Four: Miss Martin, sponsor: Janice Harper, Vernon Spaulding: II, Sondra VVhartf, Larry Bayless, Lucile Brady, Everett Endicott. A. B. C. OFFICERS Row One: Hal Utterback, Bob Morrison, Bill Cummings, Kenny Moore, Ramon Hamm. Row Two: Mr. LaFollette, spon- sor, Dick Meister, Damon Hamm, Don Hines, Mr. Guyer, sponsor, Page Eighty-tlwee Student Council To represent the students of C.H.S. and to carry out their Wishes concerning the government of our school is the purpose of the Student Council. During the past year this representa- tive group, which establishes and regulates ac- tivities, has carried on a campaign against cheat- ing, disposed of unclaimed lost and found articles, set standards for our yell leaders, and sponsored the home-coming activities. The of- ficers were Fred Evvoldt, president, Ioy Freder- ick, vice-president, and Peggy Ross, secretary. Sponsors were Mr. LaFollette and Mrs. Biddle. STUDENT COUNCIL Row One: Peggy Conway, John Jones, Ronald Martin, Joy Fred- erick, Fred Ewoldt, Peggy Ross, Ed McCallum, Jack Watson, Shar- lene McGee. Row Two: Bob White, Connie Cailc, Judy Fordyce, Betsy Harvey, Don Dinwiddie, Susie Resoner, Elinor Dunn, Eunice McMurry, Bob Myers, John West, Joe Allen, Carolyn Zachary. Row Three: Marilyn Wilson, Con- nie Herron, Neal Jones, Nancy Binford, Jim Showalter, Kay Staf- ford, Larry Weingartner, David Flanigan, Duane Gatliff, Jean Wil- son, Tom Todd, Rita. Myers, James Patton. Row Four: Mr. LaFollette, Sue Sering, Warren Burge, Dick Meister, Georxze Million, David Grubbs, Shaila Van Sickle, Ramon Hamm, Dave Gentry. Sara Nelson, Larry Bayless, Bob Morrison, Larry Thomas, Barbara Hobbs, Mrs. Biddle. LIBRARY HELPERS Row One: Janice Harper, Donald Auman, Ann Hutson, Allen Shaw, Lucile Brady. Row Two: John R. May, Tommy Wilson, Tom Elmore, Joe Allen. Library Helpers The keepers of the books . . There are so many different kinds of Work to be done in the modern school library that one person could not do all the things necessary to good library service. Therefore, students may volunteer their services during free periods. These assistants help the librarian and the school by lending and shelving books, getting new books ready for use, checking new and returned maga- zines, and by performing the other activities which must be done in a library. Page Eighty-fum' Speech Arts Club Oratory . This year the Speech Arts Club produced the John Bruce placed first in the Anna Willsoii three-act comedy and Broadway hit, 'cYou Caift Contest and second in the VVabash Oratorical. Take It With Youf' by Moss Hart and George S. Morton Paterson was second in the American Kaufman, Legion Contest. Bob Harding was elected president, Iack Cunningham, vice-president, Margaret Davis, secretary, and Martha Price, treasurer. Sponsors were Mrs. Reddish, Miss Covalt, and Mr. Rose. ORATORY Row One: Allen Shaw, Fredd Dye, Shirley Baker, Jack Watson, Morton Paterson. Row Two: David Flanigan, John Bruce, David Grubbs, Charles Akin. SPEECH ARTS Row One: Elnora Clark, Dave Gentry, Shaiila Van Sickle, Kevin Zachary, Jane Beebe, Dave Gr-ubbs, Beverly Wall, Sam Paxton, 'Martha Price, Allen Shaw, Joy Frederick, Vernon Spaulding II. Row Two: Penny Francis, Shirley Cunningham, Mildred Foy, Sharlene McGee, Sue Buser, Suzanne Wilson, Bob Harding, president, Caroline Roberts, Rita Griest, Jean Wilson, Genevieve Johnson, Don Dinwiddie, Jeanne Rhodes. Row Three: Beth Polley, Dawn Reichard, Lucy Kyger, Barbara Hall, Peggy Conway, Lulabelle Brady, Fredd Dye, Margaret Lane, Nancy Graham, Tom Todd, Phyllis Sleight, Elizabeth Charles, Jeanne Scott, Marilyn Hudson. Row Four: Mr. Rose, sponsor, Monna Sue Runyon, Peggy Ross, Anna Frances Dukes, Sue Allman Jerry Townsley, Arthur Lorenz, Don Striibling, Miss Covalt, sponsor: Margaret Davis, Joan Cowan, Jack Cunningham, John Wyatt, Carolyn Parker Shelton, George Phares, Mrs. Reddish, sponsor. Row Five: Jeanette McCollough, Alice Faye Houston, Pat Pritchett, Sally Clark, Diane Crawford, Morton Paterson, Ann Hutson, Jack Swanson, Dick' 0'Connor, Linda Evans, Bob Sumner, Carolyn Straub, Sara Nelson, Willie Robinson, Jer- rine Burk. , Page Eighty-five F, F. A. The aim of the Future Farmers of America is to learn better and more scientific methods of farming. This organization, which is made up of boys who plan to become farmers, is national. Absent from picture-Phil Sorrels, Joe Adams, and Fred VValton. F. F. A. Row One: Don Hipes, Duane Clements, David Krug, Don Cox, Bob Ferling, Fred Baker, Dennis Spalding, William Cope, Carl Cook, president. Row Two: Harold Welliver, John Foster, Bill Groves, Dick Watkins. Jim Shaver, Jack Ross, Darrell Williams, treasurer: Hal Utterback, vice-president: Joe Guinn. Row Three: Larry Binford, Fred Dickerson, Homer Wilkinson, Larry Delks, Bob Morrison, secretary: Gene Fentress, Don Isenberg, John Holt, Dick Williamson, David Mc- Clamroch. Row Four: Bob Devit, Donald Groves, Clyde Endicott, Kenneth Elder, Charles Jones, Jima Lewis, Don Rose, Torn Ward, Mr. Cross, sponsor: Kenneth Pearson. ARCHERY Left to right: Marilyn Miene, Sue Buser, Joy Frederick, Pat Powell, Peggy Conway, Rita Scagizs, and Susie Resoner. Archery Team One of the newer school organizations is thc archery team which is composed of girls from Senior G.A.A. who are interested in becoming good archers. These girls, under the direction of Nlrs. Henclrich, practice once a week at Tuttle Field. Wliile no records have been broken, proper care of equipment and the fundamental rules are being learned. Page Eighty-six The Gold and Blue, now entering its 30th year of Publication, provides a medium for student expression and discussion as well as a laboratory instrument for budding journalism students. GOLD AND BLUE Row One: Donna Gilliland, first semester business manager: Sara Hultz, first semester assistant page one editor: Linda Evans, first semester editor-in-chief 3 Nancy Sorrels, Elinor Cotfel, columnist: Judy La Rocque, first semester as- sistant page three editor, Diane Crawford, first semester page one editor: Sue Otterman, exchange editor: Jane Beebe, first semester business manager: Sally Huber, first semester page two editor. Row Two: Jeanne Rhodes, Gene- vieve Johnson, Barbara Dye, Bair- bara Gerard, Lucille Brady, Penny Francis, second semester page two editor: Caroline Roberts, Libby Charles, Marilyn McCalment, Jeanne Scott, second semester editor-in- chief, Nancy Graham, second semes- gz' page one editor: Sharlene Mc- e. Row Three: Joan Demorct, Jane Hutson, Shirley Wray, Marilyn Black, Jim Showalter, Max Evans, Rex Hybarger, Do-n Long, Bob Morrison, Warren Burge, Bob Ferlingz, Elnora Clark. Row Four: Mr. Siebert, sponsor: Ross Boraker, Janiecc Jack, typist: Dick Meister, second semester busi- ness managerg Ann Hutson, typistg Kenyon Moore, second semester as- sistant sports editor: Bob Harding. columnist: Dick 0'Connor, second semester page three editor: Ann Thomas, typist: John Holt, second semester sports editor 3 Larry Robinson, circulation manager 3 Marilyn Hudson, Sylvia Walden, second semester business manager: Beverly Wall, second semester as- sistant page one editor: Donald Hays, sponsor. Gold and Blue its inotto and platforin, To Support All School Activities, has been carefully followed down through the years to promote greater co-opcru- tion between the varied O1'gk1lllZ21tlOllS of C.H.S. MARY JEAN scon, ED. Zia SEM. LINDA EVANS,ED risen Page Eighty-Seifert QUILL AND SCROLL Row One: Fred Ewoldt, Ron ny Martin, Shaila Van Sickle, Ramon Hamm, Don Cox. Row Twoz. George Phares, Joy Frederick, Mr. Siebert, Duane Clements. Absent from picture: Jamie Beebe. Senior G. A. A. The main purpose of Senior G.A.A. is to pro- mote good sportsmanship among senior high girls interested in athletics. This past year has been one of the busiest in some time for presi- dent, Peggy Conwayg vice-president, Nancy Rocheg secretary, Marilyn Miene, treasurer, Shirley Prose, and reporter Lois Keedy. Besides participating in Play Days, sport nights, state camp, and Plaque Day at DePauw, they spon- sored a Sock Dance and a George lVashingtonis Day dance for the entire student body. Miss Garber sponsors the organization. SENIOR G. A. A. Row One: Dolores Arnold, Donna Haltom, Marilyn Miene, Shirley Rose, Lois Keecly. Nancy Ross, Pegsry Conway, Mildred Rhodes. Row Two: Anne McNorton, Rebecca Wolfe, Joyce Vifeliver, Maxine Hastarlay, Carolyn Hudson, Marilyn Fylfe, Joan Demoret, Rilla Hybarger, Carolyn Sparger. Row Three: Martha Patton, Judy Fordyce, Gale Wray, Jeanette Me- Collough, Marilyn Isaacs, Elizabeth Halpin, Joanne Griest, Pat Pointer, Sondra Wharif, Linda Evans. Row Four: Dorothy Bliekenstalf, Ann Jordan, Roberta Largent, Dot- tie Biggs, Rochelle Roche, Amy Martin, Claudia Wilcox. Sharon Fishback. Row Five: Jeanne Rhodes, Joann Nelson, Marilyn Davidson, Maxine Meagher, Mary Ann McGreevey, Marilyn Black, Nancy Roche, Gwendolyn Morgan, Nancy Graham. uill and Scroll The highest honor that can come to a member of the Athenian or Gold and Blue staffs is to be elected a member of the Quill and Scroll. The members of this international honor society for junior and senior high school journalists are selected for their outstanding Work in the difler- ent phases ot journalism and must be in the upper third of their class. Nlr. Siebert is the group's sponsor. The officers are Duane Clements, president, Ronny Nlartin, vice-president, Don Cox, secretary-treasurer. Page Efglzfy-eiglrz' unior G. A. A. To improve athletic skills and sportsmanship Officers are: president, lane Criderg vice-prcsi- is the aim of the Junior C.A.A. This is accom- dent, Marilyn lVilsong secretary, Phyllis Quilling plished not only by participation in various and treasurer, Carol Horner. Their sponsor is sports, but also With such activities as a Christ- Mrs. Hendrich. mas party, roller-skating party, and a spring picnic. Mrs. Joy Hemley, attend- ance officer, Mrs. Mina Evans, school nurse. JUNIOR G. A. A. Row One: Jill Moore, Shirley Hampton, Delores Coventry, Bar- bara Hudson, Nancy Hudson, Patty Brown, Judy Thomas, Annis Myers, Ruth Nicholson, Mary Lamb. Row Two: Jane Grider, Phyllis Quillin, Pamela Forbes, Connie Caile, Rosemary Shelton, Dorothy Dinwiddie, Pat Douglas, Pat. Titus, Carolyn Burdctt, Sandra Van Hook. Row Three: Beverly Nunan, Pat Rhode, Judy Gillis, Beverly O'Dell, Carolyn Shelton, Pat Ncwlin, Barbara L-indlcy, Betty Caldwell, Imogene Hyde, Margaret Martin. Row Four: Eudcna Houston, Harriet Graham, Jane Tribbett, Glenda Slavens, Marilyn Wilson, l Carol Horner, Jacqueline Gallear, 1 Diana Biggs, Nancy Dawson, l Susan Welliver, Carolyn O'Dell. W Page Eighty-nine UP-N-ATOM Row One Seated: Allen Shaw, Jeanette McCbllou1:h, Ed McCallum, Put Caplinger, Don Dinwiddie, Nancy Sorrels, Lucy Kyger. Row Two Seated: Bill Patton. Kevin Zachary, Gary Neirleifer. Sharon Fishlwack, Sally Huber, Joan Cowan. Row Three: Dennis Spaldinxr. Frank Endicott, Jack Cunningham, Jack Swanson, Arthur Lorenz, Peggy Ross, Warner Davidson, Stanley Terry, Marilyn Miene, Nancy Servies, Carolyn Straub, Sara Nelson. Row Four: Ann Hutson, Joy Frederick Ernest Patrick, Don Stribling, Dick O'Connor, Willie Robinson, Duane Clements, Dick Ford, Don Manly, George Phares. Row Five: David Elmore, Bill Mount, Tom Todd, Morton Pater- son, Ronald Martin, John Jones, Shaila Van Sickle, Mr. Wells, sponorg Carl Cook. SPANISH CLUB Row One: Warren Allen, Carolyn Hudson, Phil Warren, Pat Pointer, Don Long, Linda Hesler, Dan Showalter, Marilyn Fyffc, John Wilson, Donna. Strain, John West. Row Two: Benjamin Keefe, Nancy Ross, Fred Shawhan, Eliza- beth Halpin, Don Stribling, Richard Armstrong, Wayne Fisher, David Flaniuan, Martha Price, Joanne Griest, Lindy Starnes. Row Three: Tom Esra. Judy Dreyer, Gene Locker, Sara Cun- ningham, Steve Watson, Claudette Jones, Allen Love, Nancy Fink, Bill Tilney, Janis Ewoldt, Phil Younir, Joan Demon-et, Theron Lowe. Row Four: Joy Frederick, Nancy Binford. Bob Burk, Shaila Van Sickle, John Jones, Miss Hrunk, sponsor: Jack Walker, Christina Mills, Marie Hose, Rita Griest, Nancy Graham. Row Five: Sara Hultz, Elnora Clark, Jane Beebe, Jackie Hawkins, Jerry Smith, Ed McCallum, Nancy Smith, Don Cox, Beth Polley, Freida Francis, Darlene Newton, Hannah Welch, Libby Charles, Connie Her- l'0l'l, U -N-Atom Opportunities for further study and practical experience tor science students is offered bv the Up-N-Atom Club. Under the direction of Nlr. XVells, and lcd by Tom Todd, president: Ronald Nlartin, vice-president, Sara Nelson, secretary, and Artluu' Lorenz, treasurer, tbe club sent several inenibers to the lunior Academy of Science. lnteresting experiments Were per- formed bv some of the ineinbers. Spanish Club The highlights of the Spanish Club this year were movies, speeches, and parties. Through these activities the club and its sponsor, Nliss Brunk, hope to bring about tl better under- standing of the Spanish-speaking countries. Beth Pollev, president of the organization, was assisted bv David Flanigan, vice-president: Christina Nlills, secretary, lylillillll Price, treasurer: and Nliss Brunk, sponsor. I ugc IN mc fy , Sunshine Society The annual Sunshine Christmas Ball was a success this year and repaid the girls for the time and effort they lavished on the climax of their activities. A potluck supper for the girls, parents, Christmas Work, and numerous dances kept everyone busy. All girls of the senior high school are eligible to become a member of the Sunshine Society. Otlicers this vear were Susie Resoner. nresi- J ' 1, dent, Suzanne Wilson, vice-president, Connie Herron, recording secretaryg Elnora Clark, cor- responding secretary, and Barbara Sommer, treasurer. Safety Patrol During the year the Safety Patrol boys were busy at their respective posts helping to safe- guard the lives of the students. There Were no permanent othcers. They changed every two Weeks. The sponsor for the boys this year was Mr. Coombs. SUNSHINE CABINET Row One: Elnora Clark, Connie Herron, Susie Resoner, Barbara Sommer. Suzanne Wilson, Pat Welliver. Row Two: Rita Scaggs, Nancy Sorrels, Mrs. Mabel Smith, sponsor: Jean Wilson, Mrs. Pauline Biddle, sponsorg Eunice lVIcMurry, Mrs. Dorothy Jones, sponsor: Elizabeth Halpin. SAFETY PATROL Row One: William Gianakis, David Weir, Bobby Morgan, Bob Weir, Louis Lashley, Tom William- son, John Gosnell, Harry Hunt, Carl Gillian, Robert Long. Row Two: Harry Tague, James Cutter, David Grice, Jack Duncan, Danny Marshall, Martin Cotten, Bob Grantham, Charles Larirent, John Elmore, Bill Bennett, Gail Harri man, Don McClure, David Ellington. Row Three: Ronald MacNorton, Robert LaFoe, Houston Sering. Ronnie Shumate, Charles Brady, Lowell Wilson, Mr. Coombs, spon- sorg Tom Evans, Jack McClure, Clarence McDonald, Samuel Haslam, David Cooper, Charles Cottingham. 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