Danville High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Danville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1948 volume:

ww.-41,-,..-. .,,,,,,.. .,,,. . ..,x-,,,,,.,...,,t,,,,,,,, , .. -, -V-N , Lf. . ,, ,w1 ..Y.,,gw Q, g M ,A ,,, K T , ,J vm, THE Ni T 0 O SENIOR CLASS DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DANVILLE, INDIANA 1948 The Beginning Of The End Truly this is the beginning of the 1947-48 TORI- e of the happiest years ever TUBI, presenting to you on . . D spent in Danville High School. The class of 194-9 takes great pleasure in recalling on the following pages school ' ' ' ' ' ' ns and personalities which occurred ZKUXIUC5,0T2'2ll1lZflfl0 , and existed in this eventful year. But this annual also represents the ending of the sen- ior class of 1948. lt reviews the final memories which the class will take with them. But these memories are the fondest that any group could hope to have. The ath- letic events, the school social functions, the class plays, the competitive contests and even the classes have blended together forming a lasting impression of Danville High School. The friendships gained and the association with the administrators and faculty are unforgettable. All of these facts, however, will become apparent to the reader if he has a deep appreciation for the good times any group can experience if the effort is put forth. AIJMlNlS'l'RA'l'lUN Rlclvin l. Sturgeon County Supcrintemlcfnt H ZlI'1'j' D. N eimeycr Principal Floyd Boslcy Trustee Richard D. Appli- Vice-Principal Ralph B. xVj'ZlHd lflemcntary Principal Klargery H. Clay Vocal Music J. l. Skidmore Band Director Klarie A. lllitchcll Commerce l.orn-nc Hendrickson Girls Phy. lid. Xlatlr Bertha L. XVl1ittingh1ll 'l'hird Grade Evelyn Stevenson Art Lester Dold Football Coach Social Studies Xlargaret Scearcc Home Economics Herman D. Franklin llath-Social Studie: Dorothea Thoinas Second Grade lane Stall Ifngrlish james N eckar lndustrial Arts Drafting lfsther Thompson Speech Ii n gl ish Louis li. Beaver Science Guidance Director Avis lValls Social Studies Grades Robert D. Leedy Basket Ball Coach Social Studies Kathri n L. Armstrong Latin lfnglish Norris jackson Social Studies Nellie Blessing Third and Fourth Grades Klartlia Blarie Stewai t Language Arts Fifth and Sixth Grades 7 Garnet l. Christie Second Grade Dorothy hIcClain First Grade lfdna Klae Barnes Fourth Grade The faculty and administration have work- ed diligently and sincerely to instruct to the best of their ability all who were willing. lr is to them that the entire student body owes their thanks for this instruction and also for their co-opera- tion in outside school 'lctivities and competitive contests. hladeline Kirk Arithmetic Grades Five and Six lfleanor K lcClain First Grade Bonnie RI. Cline School Nurse School 'l'reasurer I ls ue non 1 xx 1 t hun st W lltmg to su tl s Flllll w I9 Wa hum spent tuclw uondu ul ulrs together Sffllgfgllllk working xc lllVlDf1 un lftcr then tvx len- jl'lls then rcnruns rhnty mm hcilthy, stronf,-lu n'tc-d Amcrivms IIIDL, for their turn to enter t vu' not cl ' 't 5 mms ' ' r . 'nrt '1 littlc' frightvmd of 'lll ' ld of us ' l ' S' D' 'lX ll'l o 1 mv cms th'1t f'1cv mch of u: in thc fut an K g 'lth': lc ' 's 'l zz you 2 l 'en 'z ' ' Yes, lt' Je' ' ' clzlsj of 48. . I ,. N. 4 ,. , , ..f I-.2 L. K. ' T, v .' , .,.t 1 ' f . lt's Il little surprising to find that . I I I 4 X K wa' ' f hls .ut ' 'l . 'l h.1 xox I x IX ln.1w for t ulx we . ' . ' . that IN zxhcz .mc .uc lnutcls . x. ' f thc' wrt l l ' . . -. N ' ur ,l, 'X ROIiIiR'I' BALICS I eould deal kingdoms to nn friends, and ne'er bc xrearrf' President of Senior Class, Chorus '-I-I-'-IS, Band '59- -lS, Yiee-President Band, Ilouble Quartet, Pow-VVOW. Staff, Yell I.eader, Hi-Y I'resident, Science Club, I.atin Club, -Iunior Class Plat. IDURIS YYILSUN IIer voiee is ever soft, gen- tle, and low: an excellent thing in woman. Seeretary of Senior Class, Chorus l-I--I--l-IS, 'Ilona-'llom Staff, Seienee Club, I.atin Club, Aeeompanist for ehor- IIS. Rl IlII UAYISSUN I,ife is less than nothing without lore. ' I'resident of Student Coun- eil, Chorus 'I-I-'45, 'Hand 'SS-'48, Hand Secretary, loin-'lloin Staff. AIUHN HARVEY Learning makes a man fit eompany for himself. Secretary of Student Coun- eil, Chorus '45-'-IS, Band 'JS-'-Ib, Double Quartet, 'I'om-'llom Staff, Football, Basketball CCaptainD, Base- ball. 'IlraeIc, Hi-Y, Seienee Club, I,atin Club, junior Class Ijlay. NIARGICRY H. CLAY Uhlusie is well said to be the speech of angels. Sponsor of Class of VHS. OFFICERS AND SPONSORS STANLICY HUNT 'A Vllwas not bis stature that made him greatfl Vice-President of Senior Class, Chorus '45-'48, Band '39-I-I-S, Student Director of Band, Double Quartet, Pow-Xvow Staff, Hi-Y, Sei- enee Club, Latin Club. JOAN NIII,I,IfR How wise one must be to be always laindfl 'llreasurer of Senior Class. Chorus 4-I-'-IS, Band '43- I-lfj, Pow-XVow, Staff, illom- I'om Staff, Girls' Club See- retary, Seienee Club, Latin Club. ,IAXIICS HICIXIIC 'fAll his faults were such that one loves him still the better for them. Vice-President of Student Council, Pow-XVow Staff. 'llom-'llom Staff, Ifootball fCaptainj, Baseball, Basket- ball, Iraek, Hi-Y. NANCY XIfIfUI,IfR Graceful and sweetness void of pride might hide her faults if she had faults to bidef' 'llreasurer of Student Coun- eil, Chorus '-I--l-'43, Pow- XVow Staff, Seienee Club. HARRY IJ. NICI MICYICR Xone but himself ean he his parallel . Sponsor of Class of IQIS. BEVERLY ALLEY In' I'uir :is ai stair whvn one is shining in thc' sky. Chorus '-I-I--'48, Band ,44- '-I8, Drum Illzijor, Tom- 'I'om Stuff, Vice-President Girls' Club, Science Club, Latin Club. -Iuniol' Class I'l:n. IDAYIIJ II. CLARK UI :lgglvv with no IIIZIIIIS opin- ions. I liziw somc' of my own. Chorus '-I5-'-I-8, Band '42- '-I9 I' ' l 1 Sviv rn'suIcnt Iizind, Hi-Y. nu' Club. Lzitin Club. MORRIS CLAYPOOL HCII N arm :trikvs tha- sight. but nu-rit wins the soul. I'ootb:lIl. Hi-Y, Svrggvzlnbrlt- Arms. DENNIS DODSON OI munnc-rs gentlc, of af- fvctions mild: In wit :1 man, simplicity Il L'hiIcI. Ilzuicl I-H, Ijow-IVow Stuff, 'I'om-'I'om Stuff, Bzlskvtball, Ili-Y Yin'-Pi'c'simIa'r1t. Il'ANI'I'A EDIVARDS Kit I I uc thx ' N XYOIKS I ' IIIIISIC of thi' world. Ioni 'llom Stuff, Art Club. FRED XV. BENSON I um zi part of ull that I have met. Chorus I-I--I-'-IS. Double Quarter, Tom-'I'om Staff, Trzick. YL'II-Lc':idci', Hi-Y, I . Science Club, Junior Class Illu W'II.IfORD CLARK Nothing grvut was vvvi :icliivw-ml without cnthuf sizunn. Chorus '-I-I-'-IS, Doublc Quzirrvt, Bzlskcfbzill. 'IlI'2lCIi. Junior Class Play. LOUEEN ERNER I zivors to nonv. ro :1II hc-1 smile I-xremlsg Oft she win-cts. but nc-vcr oncc' offends. Chorus I-I7-I-IS. Pow-IVox: Stuff. THOMAS DRENNAN HlIIIIl'Zll'I1K'kl, hc km-W no SCIIOOIIDZIIIIS subtle nrt, no Izinguzige but thc Izingiiugc of the IIl'ZII't.H Ifootbzill. Hi-Y. JAMES Y. CUXIMINS Logic if rhi- zirt of convincf . . ,, ing us oi sonic- rrurh. Chorus '-I-I--'-IS, BIIIIKI '-I-I '-IS, Drum Major, 'llom 'I'om Stvff, IIiAY Si'L'I'l'Y2lI'f ,lunior Q Iziss Plziy. IXIILDRIQD ESTES YVe know nothing of to- morrowg our business is to be good and happy todayf, Chorus '47-'-I-8, Junior Class Play. MURRAY FIELDS Nothing astonishes men so much as eommon sense and plain dealing. Chorus '45, RUSICMARY FINN Love is the virtue of wom- en Chorus -l--I--'-I-8, Band '-l-2- '-l8, Pow-YVow Staff. EARL GUSSlC'l l' 'l he man who ean't make a mistake eanit make any- thing. Chorus '47-'48, Football, Track., Hi-Y. ROBERT lIARTlN No man was ever great without inspirationf' Chorus '45-'4-S. CHARLES B. FIELDS I was born to speak all mirth and no matter. Chorus '47-'48, Pow-XVow Staff, Tom - Tom Staff. Baseball, Basketball, Hi-Y Treasurer. EUVVARD FINCHUNI lt takes a great man to make a good listener. Basketball, Hi-Y. ICLSIIC FINN Unto the pure all things are pure. Chorus '44-'48, Band '44- '-PS, Pow-XVow Staff, 'llomf Tom Staff, -lunior Class Play. JACK HARRISON 'll,ord of himself, though not of lands, And having nothing, yet hath all. Mechanics LOlS'l'lNI'f GRICICNIC HA good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. Chorus '47-'48, Pow-XVOW Staff. lfbIKIA LOL' KICCLAIN Hfirzlcm' is to tlic body what good sc-nsv is to tlu- mind. Cllorus '-l-l-'48, Pow-lvow btalf, loin- l om Staff. Lat- in Club. CllfURlll'f NIl'l'Clllfl,l. Hs was a man, taki- bim lor all HI all. W 1' sliall not look upon lus - - Q- lilw again. Cliorus '47-'48, Illfllll-Illfllll Staff, lfootball, 'l'i'aCli, Hi- Y Cliaplain, Sciviicm' Club l'l'c'-'ids'nt, Latin Club. XVILLIAXI LIC!-1 RICHARDSON Nlodi'sty is policy, no loss tlian vil't111'. l'loofball, liasi-ball, Hi-Y. lXlAR'l'llA AIICAX S'l'lCI'llICXSON l'You can only Illillit' otlivrs lwtrvi' by bi-ing good your- sl'lf.', Cliorus '4--l-'48, lland '-l-l- '-lS, Scic-mv Club, Vice-- llrvsidrnt, Alunior Class Play . lfxXRl. lf. lV:X'llSUX A inan's wisdoiu make-tb lus farm' lo slunc. IILY BICVICRLY SRHTH Honor and slizuuv from no condition riscg act wc-ll your part, tlu-rv all tlu- lionoi' lies. Chorus '-lf-l--48, liand '45- '-l-8, Sc-xtct, 'l'om-'l'oiu Staff, Girls' Club 'llll'l'ZlSlll'l'I', Sci- vncc Club SOCTVYZIIf-'lll'l'ZlS urvr. Latin Club, -lunioi' Class Play, Accoiupanisr for cliorus. RICHARD PICRKINS He lives long tliar liws well. Pow-lVow, Staff, Toni 'l'oiu Staff, lfoorball, liais- kctball, Baseball, 'l'i'avk, Hi- Y, Alunioi' Class Play. ICIJXVARU RHLICS Wlllic only way to ban- a frii-nd is to bc om. Cborus '-H-'48, Band '38- '-l6, Uoublc' Ql1:lI'tl't, lsoot- ball. Haslu'tball. Baseball. MARILYN QI. XV.-Xl,'l'l'fR lVitliout music Iifi- would be a misralu '. Cborus '45-'48, Band '44- '48, Sciviicc' Club, .lunioi Class Play. RUTH ANNA XVEAN Our ideals are our better RQJXIE VVI-i1'1'IQ selves. y Y y Y Intellect really exists in its Lhorus -H---lb, Hand -IPO productsg its kingdom is '46, Pow-XVow Staff, Tom- here. Toni Staff, President Girls' Junior gpm pim- Cluh, Science Club, Latin i Club, Junior Class Play. :Xn outstanding fact pertaining to the senior nieniberg of the Seienec Club is that they are charter meni- hers. The seniors are very proud of this organization as they played :1 major part in building it from the rery first. This group of senior members are the last to graduate as charter members since the club was or- vanized in 19-H. T The Student Council ROYV 1 : Hob Rawlings, Ruth Davisson, Mr. Ncimeyer, Don Nliller, Everett Greenlee. ROXV Z: Jim Hedge, John Harvey, Nancy Needler, Alice lXIcKee, VVayne VValls, Barbara Huffman, Edwin VVills, Jack lllartin, Barth VVheeler. The Student Council is organized at the beginning of the school yearg the members are elected to repre- sent their classes. It is the duty of the students to sponsor school activities. The 1947-48 Student Council held the first U. H. S. Home Coming. This event consisted of many floats in the parade before the Danville-Moores- ville football game and the queen, Inabelle McKee, who Was crowned by the captain of the football team, Jim Hedge, at the Pigskin Prom. The outstanding: social functionof the year was the lway Prom. The Queen, Robin Hood, and the attendants are elected by the student bod The officers of the Student Council for this year YVCTCI President ,, ee, t,,e e,t, Ruth Davisson Vice-President T, ,K l,,, ,Zhi Jim Hedge Secretary Z, ,, WHWW ,,f.+ John Harvey Ffreasurer nf, ,WW 77, Nancy Needler Tom Tom Staff Row l: Fred Benson, John Harvey, Ruth Davisson, Doris Wilson, Charles Fields, Ruth Wean Elsie limn limma Lou McClain. Row 2: Beverly Alley, Beverly Smith, Bob Bales, Jim Cummins, George lflitchell, Joan Miller Rah 1rd Perkins, Nlrs. llitchell, Jim Hedge, Dennis Dodson. W lfditor-in-chief Assistant Editor ,, .-Xrt lfditor Feature lfditors Organization lfditors Snap-Shot Editor .-Xthletic lfditor Llirculation managers Business Manager ,, Secretary ,Y ,H Stenographers , Sponsor, ,,,.. ,W Editorial Production Charles Fields Doris Wilson Juanita lfdwards Ruth Wean Ruth Davisson Beverly Smith Richard Perkins Beverly Alley George Nlitchell Robert Bziles ,lohn Harvey Dennis Dodson .lim Cummins Fred Benson james Hedge loan lkliller Elsie Finn Emma Lou McClain Nlarie A. Blitchell The Danville High School Year Book, The TONI-TOlXI, is an outstanding project of the senior el iss The TOM-TOM staff was chosen by members of the faculty in October, 1947. The staff has sponsored the Dme Four Quartet and a turkey raffle which helped make the TOM-TONI self supporting. 'llhis year book is the product of the cooperation of each staff member and the untiring efforts of Nlrs. lllaric Mitcliell Remember When.P w l . I , W.. R. K . From top to bottom: CCD The memorable first grade of the sen- Cal The seniors in the fifth grade instruct- iors instructed by Miss Lois Parker ed by Mrs. Avis Walls. with C. R. Land1s, principal. Cb? The Class of '48 in the fourth grade Cdl The famous toy band led by Doris instructed by Mrs. Whittinghill. Carter. Wil I fi l il lmi i i ,li J ! May there always he a llanville High School with clubs and organizations to work for the benefit of the student hody. As in no other year we feel that no one's social life could have possibly drooped il he attended even half the activities that were held in D. H. S. All the parties, the class plays, the football home-coming, the holiday dances and the receptions are now just memories. 'lihese happy memories are enough in re- pay ment for the planning and decorating that was demanded for each outstanding event. Hi-Y Club Row 1, ,,Charles Fields, Jim Hedge, Chester Good, Jim lngle. Charles Yvheeler. Jack Barnhart. YVayne lValls, Richard Perkins, John Harvey, George lylitchell. Thomas Drennan. Row 2,,,lVIr. Jackson, Bill Richardson. Paul Graybill, Jack Small. Robert lmel. blorris Claypool, John Saunders, Bill Bolton, Edward Finchum, Jim Cummins. ROVV 3, .Earl Gossett, John YViley, Fred Benson. Paul Hedge. Robert lfrner. Stanley Hunt. Robert Hales, John Collins, Dennis Dodson, Earl VVatson. The Hi-Y organization is an active honorary club organized to serve the school and to raise funds to carry' on their activities. To attain membership, high morals, clean sportsmanship and a refined character are required. The club is responsible for the book store in the fall and this year has sponsored a comedy. a successful clean-up week, and a spring banquet. The club 's creed is HTC create. maintain. and extend throughout the school and community. high standards of Christian characterv. Officers of the Hi-Y are: Vice President ,H Secretary KW .H 'l reasurer . ,,,,,, Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain . K, Sponsor omni, . Dennis Dodson Jim Cummins Charles Fields ,, lllorris Claypool , . George lllitchell Norris Jackson Ru All Science Club ey, Beverly Smith CSec.-'l'reas.J, Nancy Neecller, Ruth lVean. ow 2: lion Julinson, Klr. Beaver CSponsorj, Charles YVheeler, Dorotliy Disney, Ann Allen, Nlarrlia Srepli- nnson tYiee-Pres.l, -Iulin Harvey, Russell lVIuney, David Keeney. Row 3: Chester Gund, George lXlitehell fPres.j, lfrecl Benson, Holi lflson, Uaviil Clark, llorresr Semones, liulm liales, Holi Green, John Collins, Jack Martin Bill Lewis. SRX Chemistry Class Physics Class xv l: Kitty Yarlingg, Pat Sale, Anita Pedigo, nlary Klargaret Bull-s, Carol Field, Donna Buchanan, Beverly Danville Girls' Club Row l: Pat Sale, Ann Allen, Alice llflcliee, Barbara Roberson, Pat Hamblen, Joan Xliller, Beverly Smith, llrs. Stevenson, llliss Scearce, Ruth lVean, Beverly Alley, Sue llflitchell, Donna Buchanan, illary lllargaret B'1les, -Ioyce Stevens. Row 2: Doris XVilson, Pat VValls, Carol Field, Saralu Draper, Dorothy Hunt, lfmma Lou llIcClain, lllildred lfstes, Loistine Greene, Lucille Pratt, Dorothy Disney, Nancy Needler, Kitty Yarling, Jody Lothridge. Row 3: Kits. Stall, Roxie VVhite, illildred Reid, Barbara Bundy, Anna Xlae Klurry, Sue llloran, Doris Bos- well, Klargaret Hutchens, hilary Ellen Goodson, lllabel hIcCloud, lllary Louise VVolfenbarger, lllary Burnett. Klarcella Disney, Joann Eggers. Row 4: Klrs. Thompson, Martha .lean Stephenson, Elsie Finn, Ann -lones, Christine Greene, Georgieanna An- ders, lfdith Howard, Xlary Faith lllurphy, Anita Pedigo, Beverly Larrison, Sharon Swain, Shirley Bundy, Klrs. Clay, Bliss Hendrickson, Rosemary Finn. Row 5: illrs. Armstrong, lllrs. lllitchell, Shirley lmel, Neva lVray, lllargaret Turner, Hazel Utterback, Barbara Huffman, Lila Sue Cox, lnabelle Klcliee, Loueen lfrner, Donna Burnett, Ruth Davisson, lllrs. Cline, Klarilyn XValter. The high school club for girls is organized to unite the girls in promoting a friendly atmosphere in our school. This friendly spirit is partially created through giving each under-classman a big sister. This tends also to unite the upper and lower classes in school as well as social activities. A girl automatically becomes a member of the club when she enters Danville High School. The women faculty members are in the club given to the girls a better chance to become more acquainted with their teachers. The Girls' Club, through the assistance of the student body provided food and clothing for needy families twice this school year. This organization earned their funds for the year through a successful magazine sale. The annual social functions included a fall Weiner roast, group parties, a Christmas party, and a spring banquet. The group is sponsored by bliss Margaret Scearce, assisted by lllrs. Edward Stevenson. The officers for this year were as follows: President , ,.f.7Y,,mf...Y.. nf.. Ruth VVean Vice President ,H ,...,.,,.. ,. Beverly Alley Secretary . . Y W. f . . .. Joan lyliller Treasurer c? iA,-.,. e c..v..,..e. ,, .c Beverly Smith Danville High School Band Row I: Paul Cirayhill, Ruth Davisson, Rosemary' Finn, Sargilu Draper, Carolyn Honey, lilsie lfinn, Martha Stephenson, Klary' lylargaret Hales, Donna Buchanan. Row 2: Joyce Stevens, -lack Xlartin, Donald Stanford, Barbara Lay man, Geraldine Courtney, Peggy' :Xshlc-y', Mary Burnett, Marilyn NValter, Forrest Semones, Donna Burnett, lfdwin YVills, Susan Stevenson, .lean Stevens. Row 3: David Green. Katherine XVolcott, Sandra Kay' XVilliams, John Flathers, Doris Gossett, llonnalou Stanford, Roger lfuson, Alvin Smith, Donald Canada, Bob Bostiek, joe Graham, Don johnson, john Collins. George Pierson, Ruth Hunt, Leslie Green, David Clark, Donald Smoot, Don Yeager, Holi Bales, Stanley' Hunt. Row 4: Carol Field, Bzirhara Huffman, jerry' Clark, Beverly' Smith, Don Kliller, Kenneth Frank, Richard Apple, Bill Lewis, Norman Xlelioherts, -lim Cummins, Beverly' Alley, Nancy' lylann, -loan Hough, john Ciihhs. Rex Goodwin, Boh lfdwards, Charles XVatts, Harold Beason. The membership consisting of sixty'-two members is made up of students from grades five to twelve. The hand has heen organized for sixteen years and has heen under the ahle direction of lN'Ir. l. Skidmore. During these sixteen years the hand has participated in the State Band Contest and has entered the outstanding meiuhers in the Solo and lfnsemhle Contest. The high school hand continues its work the entire year playing summer con! CUTYS. Music WTB Q Girls Sextet Boys Double Quartet Harhara Roberson, Pat Sale, lnahelle lXIcKee, Bev- Jack Barnhart, lfdward Nliles, John Harvey, erly Smith, Kitty Yarlingg, Dorothy Hunt, and George lllitchell, Bill Bolton, VVilford Clark, Mrs. Clay. Fred Benson, Stanley Hunt and llrs. Clay. These outstanding singers have entertained the 'llhis talented group appeared hefore the students school as well as the community with their special in various school convocations. 'llhey entered the arrangements. The girls won first division hoth Solo and lfnsemhle Contest at Greencastle placing at the District Solo and lfnsemhle Contest at in second division. Greencastle and the State Solo Ifnsemhle Contest at 'lierre Haute. Band Offigerg T wirlers and Drum Majors Diwld CIW A , ' President Joan Hough Twirler Ruth Uayisson , Sec. and lreas. Nancy Rlzmn D 7 Y Twirler Bob Hales ce A Vice President Bevi-fly Alley V W Drum Majm Hr. Skidmore Director Jim Cummins , Drum Rlajor Choruses Row l: Beverly Alley, l,oueen lfrner, lllary Louise lVolfenharger, Klary hlargaret Bales, Alice Nlcliee, Bar- hara Roherson, lfmma Lou KIcClain, Xlrs. Clay, Ann Allen, Pat Hamhlen, lnahelle McKee, Barhara Huffman, Barhara Bundy, Anna Klae Blurry, Lucille Pratt. Row 2: .loan lfgggers, Christine Greene, Georgieanna Anders, Anita Pedigo, hlahel McCloud, Carol Field, Ann Jones, Nancy Xeedler, Marilyn XValter, Ruth VVean, Mildred Reid, Beverly Smith, Kitty Yarling, Pat XValls, Doris XVilson, Xlartha -lean Stephenson, Sharon Swain, Donna Buchanan. Row 3: Dorothy Hunt, -lody Lothridge, Beverly Larrison, llarcella Disney, Saralu Draper, Shirley Bundy, Dorothy Disney, Rosemary Finn, Klary Burnett, lflsie Finn, l,oistine Greene, Mildred lCstes, Donna Burnett, Pat Sale, Joan Hiller, Joyce Stevens, Ruth Davisson. Row I: jim Cummins, David Clark, Boh Bales, George Pierson, Barth YVheeler, Mrs. Clay, XVilford Clark Bill Bolton, John Harvey, Jack Barnhart. Row 2: Bill Richardson, lfarl Gossett, Forrest Semones, George lllitchell, Charles Rawlings, lfdward Miles Klorris Cassity, XVallace Clark, Russell lloney. Row 3: Charles Fields, Harold VVampner, Fred Benson, John Collins, Jerry Clark, lfdyyin XVills, jack Blar- tin, Stanley Hunt, Boh Green, Boh lfrner. 'lihe Boys' and Girls' Choruses are entered annually in the District Contest and every year one group is repre- sented in the State Contest. The Choruses participate each year in the County Klusical. The Choruses are directed hy Xlrs. llargery Clay and are accompanied hy Beverly' Smith and Doris lVilson. v v These two seniors need no introduction. Sure you know them,,Loueen Erner and Bob Hales. Loueen was crowned Bliss Mistletoe of 1947 by Bob, King of WVinter , at the Christmas Dance. Outstanding for their terrific personalities. XVhat more could a senior class want???? Starting the year off with a bang the Student Council sponsored the first home-coming of ll. H. S. The seniors were as proud as a new papa ot their spider web in the parade but then the whole student body' went into the parade with everything, from the band to the queen for the day. As home-coming queens they don't come any cuter than lnabelle, strictly the rage of the page, the jewel of the school. She was crowned by popular Jim Hedge, captain of the victorious football team, at the Pig-Skin Prom. Definitely a night to remember! l XVhat those clever seniors couldn't think of to do??? The Freshman-Senior Convo, during Freshman lnitia- tion, proved to be positively a panic. The seniors cast aside their dignity, for one morning, to mimic the greenies in a class. just who had the most fun is undecided the freshmen or the seniors! But those struggling freshies meet this witty chal- lenge with a deadly' style show plus other side-shows that caused no end of laughter. Rough initiation had not dampened their spirits and a hilarious time was had by all. -lust on general principles each freshman hoy took a speedy trip through the paddling machine. Oh the woes of a freshie . It was douhted whether life would he happy and normal for many of the victims hut it is a pleasure to announce that all freshmen are now doing as well as can he expected. The hest was saved until the last! The lfreshman Reception, the hig formal occasion in the fall, was held in honor of all those who had suffered, though not in vain. 'l'he seniors, as hosts for the evening, provided the mellow music, tasty refreshments, and an unforgettahle evening for each deserving freshman. The fun was just beginning - - even on the hig night ot the dance the seniors had a humorous program in which different guilty freshmen were tried for hlunders only greenies could enact. All cases were dismissed and sentences were suspended as the evening made way for higger and hetter things. Following or the school calendar was the super Halloween party. No signs of ghosts or gohhlins were at this festive party. The vaudeville, involving high school talent only, was just one among many of the entertain- ments for the merry evening. 'l'here's just no husiness like show husinessl l 'liruly Rastus was at his hestl YVhat a show that minstrel was. The Halloween party just couldn't have been a success without it. lt's the crazy hut wonderful things like this that have made this year one of the very hest. BMI U M glltlilll Une of the hi-lights of the foothall season was the ban- quet, given in honor of Danville High School and Can- terbury' College-'s gridiron teams and their coaches. All the hard work and training seemed worthwhile on this great night of feasting! .-X great team is in the makingl These hoys on the -lun' ior High hall team deserve nothing hut the hest in the way' of congratulations and encouragement. Left to right, row l: B. Anderson, R. Shelton, R. Raw- lings, R. Apple, Y. Dillman, C. Gipson, L. lfox, G. W'alker, C. Gipson. Row 2: Coach .lim Neckar, xl. Sharp, IJ. Parsons, tl. Boswell, tl. Ushorn, Ql. Stanley, tl. lfinchum. tl. W'orrell. 'llhe yell leaders for this grand team should also he recog- nized for the effort which they put forth in hacking their team with enthusiasm and loyalty. It is eylmherance such as this that eyery athletic team needs and appre- ciates. Nice going kidsl 'l'op row: Donnie Kliller ,seventh grade. Bottom row: Nancy Blann, eighth grade: Carolyn hloney, seventh grade: Barbara Layman, eighth grade. 'l'hey're hig boys nowl Yes, those freshman hoys are really going places. The freshman hall team play ed eight games this year completing the season with a fine winning average. Left to right, row l: N. XVhittaker, C. Gow- in, hlartin, Black. G. Pierson, Alley, Coach Harry Neimeyer. Row 2: Al. Graham, U. Stanford, NI. Cassity. B. lVheel- er, Rl. Stanley, xl. Clark, li. Goodson. Speaking of enthusiasm these three cute girls were right hehind their team all the way through the season. lt's real talent when just three girls can create the pep and spirit which they did. Left to right: Mary Xlargaret Hales, Carol Field, Donna Buchanan. 'luwas but five nights before Christmas and - - yes anoth- er dance. This year the Christmas dance was sponsored by the ambitious seniors. The alums came back to be re- assured that D. H. S. was still the same old school that they had left. And almost the entire student body turn- ed out to show them a wonderful evening. The mistle- toe which was used for decoration in numerous places furnished much of the entertainment. Truly a gay af- fair! l Can you imagine having a group of such fine people all in one little picture i' You all remember Bob and lllarilyn from last year and just look, ,,iXlrs. lwitchell, lylr. Nei- meyer and lllr. and lNIrs. Thompson. Guess you know who rates and why not??? It couldn't have happened to two nicer kids -- yes lnabelle and John. Just think all these and many more, all at the Christmas dance. 'llherm-'s no doubt about it that the junior play cast should again be congratulated on their successful play. Humor, excitement and romance all mingled together making for a very entertaining production. These plays are just one worry after another but they're really worth the effort don't you think so?? XVhat could be more proper than to sneak in a snap of the Tom-Tom staff? If no one else appreciates the 1948 year book, it's a sure thing this group will. There is just one small shame about the staff, ,too many ideas and plans for such a limited length of space and time! Such is life! Clean-up weeks were frequent., ...but still these two men's work and toil was never ending. It canlt be hoped that this last year proved to be as happy for them as for the student body and with the new addition next year life will become, no doubt, more bitter. Yet to these men the students owe their thanks for the clean and neat conditions in which we exist. Our janitors are lNIr. Had- ley and lllr. Holin. 27' 'H XYQ- hzltc to hmg hut with tha- fmnhlll m IJ. H. 5. had this yvzu' how c x hlllllll' us? Anal Tllllllgfll nut tour: uups in lmskcrlmll, rho tvum cz: 'ouggh with il vvry glflllld rvcoul. Ir is to these fine zltlmlvtcs who dc-sv n muuh praise fm' their llllfifllllkiillg zlhll ltx, rhzlt nh' mlcdiczltc' the fulhmwilmg sccthnm llll IX! The 1947-48 gridiron team, coached hy Leslie Dold, proved to he one of the strongest ever pro- duced in Danville High School hy compiling a record of seven vic- tories and one loss. The Danville lvarriors fin- ished second in the lllid-State Conference even though they hroke several standing conference records. ln the individual pictures: lfx- treme top, Coach Leslie Hold: Left to right, top row: Charles Fields, Bob lflson, Jim lngle, Floyd Jennings, lfddie llliles. Bottom row: Jim Hedge, Chet Good, George Blitchell, john Harvey, Bill Richardson. Ex- treme hottom: Richard Perkins. Football Scenes Various scenes of action during the football season 'Fop left: Hitting the field for the home-coming 'Fop right: Coach Do 1 inc tu en on foothill num game. ower left: Action scene from home-coming game. Lower right: 'Fhe usui xtnting hnc Presenting the Danville lVa1'riorsl lpreeeding page in group pieturej Front 1 m le t to ii l lommx Drennan, 'l'.g George llitchell, F. B., lfddie llliles, lf., Bill Richardson, 'l'.g - ni mc 1 R e 1 uc rkins, L. B.g Charles Fields, lf., John Harvey, BJ lfarl Goss:-tt, G. Second Row: Paul Hedge, manager, Jack Small, T.: 'Fom Neff, lf., -lim Ing 1 s it D Cu Bob lflson, G., Charles XVheeler, R. B., Bill Bolton, C.: John Saunders, man lgll 'Fhird row: Floyd Jennings, G.g Jack Barnhart, Q. li., YVzn'ne lValls, L. H lin 1 in c on lmel, G.: George Pierson, F. li., Chester Goo COMPI.lC'l'IC SCORI NG RICCORIJ Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville , W, Connersville 6 Speedway 18 Xlooresville 0 Greenwood 0 Plainfield IS Arcadia I2 Brownshurg I 2 Decatur Central I2 1 94 7- 1 948 Basketball Team l,1'ft 111 1igl11: -lflllll S1111111l1'1'S, 111111111g11'1'g llllffj' Nt'l1I1L'5'CI', p1'i11c1p11lg l,0l1lllS llml- sun: RlCll1ll'Ll P1'1ki11sg l':llNX'2ll'll l'ilI1CllllIUQ Jim lnglcg CllZll'l6S lficlmlsg l':klXYilI'1l Nlilv, I YY1lf111'1l Lll2lI'liQ Alulm ll1lI'Yl'j 3 -luck l3:11'11l1111't3 Jllll H1-1lg1-g Cl11'st1'1 Guml: R11l11'1'1 l,1-1-111, L'1n111'l1: P1111l Hvmlgv, IU2Ill1lgk'I'. lJi1'r111'v1l 11l1m'1' 2lI'L' tl1e lP1111vill1' yell lC'2ldCl'S, wlm 1l11l ll Splemlinl job 111 l1111l1li11g 1111111113 flu' st111l1'11ts Zl 111'1'11tc1' 11111-11-st i11 11111 :1tl1l1'tic tc11111s tl11'ougl1o11t the e11ti1'1- jt'Ill'. 'l'l11'y 1110, left 111 rigllt i11 tlw l1utto111 picture: Bob Hales, senior: l1111l1cll1' KIQK112 jllI1l0l'Q A1111 Allen, so11l111111111'c'g Fred Be11so11, SCIllUl'. 1 947- 1 948 Basketball Team Top Row Dennis Dodson C Jim linden F link Bainhait G J1lHIl'lf.,lL F Second Row Chnleb Fields F R14 li iid Piikins G 1 x Fourth Row: Wilford Clark. C1 Cluster Good' C1 John H'1rvLy. F: Robert Ludy, Lou-ii. COMPLETE SCORING RECORD Danville ntl Danville Avon Dwnville Bl'OWHSlJLl1'L, Danville Crc enwood Danville Amo Danville Colfax Danville Clayton Danville Avon Danville Speedway Danville Mooresville Danville Amo Danville Hillsboro Danville Lawrence Centi il Danville Decatur Ce Danville Plainfield Danville Kirkland Danville Fortville Danville Bainbridge Zionsville ,,.J ' 4, A Qvgfxf Wt 5? T- 9 Y 9 3 'fvfilggy , -5 Wig Y- if , , 1 N5 Q15 . I 3? 5 A- mlm xp a H- 1? 2 ,M F N ,, E SK , U ,Q x Rm XVe, as seniors, should like to hope that the coming senior class- es will have as grand and as won- derful a final year to remember as we. lNIay you, future upper class- men, profit somewhat hy our mis- takes, and may you learn hy our experiences so that your high school days will be complete and full. Our final wish is in hoping that this year hook has made more per- manent for all the student body the fond memories of this event- ful year which will he taken with us. Class Of 1949 From left to right: Kitty Yarling, Lila Sue Cox, -lreli Barnhart, llr. Uold, Klr. Beaver, Mr. Apple, ann Chester Good. The .lunior Class has the responsibility of raising fundsfor ior reception. This junior class has been very successful in Bringing Up Mother, was a great success. Officers for this year were: 1 their senior activities and sponsoring the Junior-Sen the selling of concessions at hall games. Their play President , W 7 , Chester Good Vice-President , WW W W WWJack Barnhart beeretary WW W ,,,, WWWWWWWW Kitty Yarling 'l reasurer WWWWW, ,WWW ,WWWW W Lila Sue Cox Student Council Klember W Student Council Nlemher W Student Council Xlember W Sponsors, Mr. Dold, Mr. B ,WW Barbara H uffman W WW VVayne VValls WW, Edwin XVills eaver, and hir. Apple S l 11? , iw.. '- lx i will 7 L W . sw l - Ili' Q lux 1 li :., '14 , :J nil? f I fM W ff' -wil ft Q ,gil M ,R .. V ii' 1 .3554 0 ,6 fwfn A? .ill RQ 45 ..f XL Barhzlra Huffman Donald Yeager VVz1yne Wzllls lfdwin Wills Catherine Finehum Jack Small Bill Bolton jack Burch Donna Burnett .luck Burrows Dale Chalfzint Aclrey Czlin John Collins Dorothy Disney Georgizmna Anders Christine Greene Boh lflson Robe rt Erner lidirh I-foward Dorothy Hunt A filly? s i A-rf' Shirley lmcl jim Ingle Floyd Jennings Ann jones n ,urrison lnzihel le hit' Kee Norinzin lllcllolwertf Hairy' lfziith Murph5 Tom Neff Lucille Pratt Bob Pickett Donald Smoot john Saunders Xlzirgziret Turner Ham-l l'tterh:iek Harold lV:impner Charles YVheeler Neva Lee YVr:iy James lVright Put YVzills . 1 ,'f .Q 2 -2 v- V I - A S .W 'El ,4...,.. ' Q Q' i f --'- Q be S wi .ra-rms ' 1 r 1,1 7. ' ' 5 H : f r l . .sf ' A' .. 5-9, h 'V vw- F 'V A if ,r '--...Q. rw 3. Q N Q .,LQ -11? li V ' ' ,WQ is i A:A' -r C 5 Q i rr! 'nJ'x ff V ' 'tu' , .- 4 V 'J' Zi .' - .Q S J -5 ., ' is J ff J J S is ss J - X- .- 1: 'Q' 'A-,X f - 5 S. X xr-5 If' mx fe I .ga -1'.. ' 5 ,x if q J it, -'-- . ', I y R l K J ,lk 1 J r .glv ..,. '5'7:' :V A SR 4 x Q A 7' X, ,,g,q, , K r x . . 0' C Z.. Q-5, A it f,i .:,-. l ,ff President. Glass of 1950 From left to right: Pat Ham- blen, Vice President, Alice Mc- Kee, Student Council Member, Mr. Leedy, Sponsor, Russell Mon- ey, Treasurer, Mrs. Thompson, Sponsor, Bob Imel, Secretary. Everett Greenlee, Student Coun- cil Member, Charles Rawlings, Ann Allen Harold Beason Doris Boswell Barbara Bundy Morris Cassity Wallace Clark Mary Ellen Goodson Paul Graybill Robert Green Paul Hedge Robert Higgins Margaret Hutchens David Keeney Mabel McCloud John Manning Sue Mitchell Sue Moran Anna Mae Murray Mildred Ried Barbara Roberson Leon Rodney Pat Sale Forrest Semones Lawrence Smith Don Tomlinson John Wiley Mary Wolfenbarger James Watkins Edward Wroten , 9 .ali nil! V E . A -X Q W K .Ji Q 3 7, al' .QR '56 Class Of 1951 Jack Martin, Student Council Member, Mrs. Stall, Sponsor. George Pierson, Viee President, Barth Wheeler, Student Couneil Member. James Black, President Mary Margaret Bales Donna Buchanan Shirley Bundy Mary Burnett James Burrows Marvin Cassity Jerry Clark Marcella Disney Saralu Draper Joann Eggers Carol Field Joe Gipson I Bill Goodson - Carlos Gowin Beverly Larison Richard Lawson Russell Lawson William Lewis Jody Lothridge Chauney Manning Don Martin Paul Murphy Bill Needler Anita Pedigo Harold Reid Donovan St'1nf'ord 'n Robe rt Stanley ' Sharon Swain K . . . Joyce Stevens 'Q L- 1 L K 1 ,.,..VE::: A Norman Whittaker From left to right: James Gra- ham, Secretary, James Alley. Treasurer, Mr, Neekar, Sponsor Junior High School :sr t ,it A 1 na, 4 ig all it 1 ,Q ,Q ,fl sa President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer , Student Council Sponsors 'fr it Eighth Grade CLASS OFFICERS Y , ., John Sharp , Martha Goldsberry , , , Barbara Laymon Y, W L, ,una WL, Jean Stevens , , Bob Rawlings Miss Hendrickson: Mr. Jackson John Sharp Martha Goldsberry Barbara Layman Robert Rawlings Jean Stevens Richard Apple Peggy Ashley Shirley Beasley Donna Benson Robert Bosstick Patsy Burrows Elsie Chalfant Geraldine Courtney Vernon Dillman Donald Dodson Pat Edwards James Finchum Lyle Fox Kenneth Franck Charles Louis Gipson Charles Leon Gipson Doris Gossett Kyle Greene Carol Greenlee Esther Grinnewald Betty Hearn Joann Hough Vonita Jackson Robert Janeway Nancy Mann Mary Mings Charles Parson James Philips Bernard Self Robert Shelton Richard Shutts Alvin Smith Don Smith Bob Spears Joe Spears Jerry Stanley Thelma Turner James Utterback Gene Walker Mildred Walls Katharine Wolcott John Worrell Tom Wright John Osborn Ann Hadley Dan Needler Don Miller Harold Andrews 5 Y. .N Byron Anderson ' 'V iw, 7 X - gf .Q I n -4 nw--.. E M Rose Barker Thelma Bodily ' J A A S A I .A l Gene Bolton ' Y Q if 1- ,' -L41 'S ' Jack Boswell xgr . . sl ' . ,. x 5 5 v Don Canada . A f-.1 , i ' -. f t A E Cl k 1 'uw it te it l We dl 7 ? . Q 3 President Vice-President , , Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Sponsors rg. y J E .. W ve Q - I' , A 5 7. XJRZU , H, ,. J, , ti B kv it l -A t fl, . Q I E f gn- Qi- A J ' . if J Z' 1 1 imlj, X . 1 r 55 'i lr V , g ,, I, JW , W Q ,. , P. J - Q ,mt 3 - 5' M l B fi ' ' 7 . 'it' CLASS OFFICERS John Osborn ,. Ann Hadley Danny Needler e ,, , Don Miller Mrs. Stevenson: Mr. Franklin Phillip Clark Madge Covey Shirley Cronkhitc Harold Crouch Bob Edwards Josephine Eggers Earl Estes Wilbur Gipson Rex Goodwin Allen Gossett Joe Graham Joan Graham Leslie Green Floyd Halton Karen Harrison Gary Hawley Joan Helton Ruth Hunt Jackie Lothridge Bill Lucas Jack Martin Patty McHaffie Martha McRoberts Carolyn Money Jodean Neal Dick Parsons Carolyn Rodney Barbara Rodney Don Robinson Tom Richardson Joyce Zimmerman Arthur Wallace Carl Wright Carol Turvey Carl Stamm Norma Stevenson Virginia Spears Elementary Department GRADE I Room I Row lt Charles Hamilton, Jack David- son, Patty Reif, Carolyn Crouch, Louella Finchum. Row 2: Ruth Ann Huffman, Joyce Eg- gers, Susie Patterson, Karen Cunning- ham, Charles Dillman, Richard Edwards, Row 3: Bonnie Wills, Herbert Mings. Albert Collins, Jerry Mosier, Tommy Downey, Charlene Hollingsworth, Mary Berzenye. Row 4: Karen Laymon. Warren John- son. David Apple, Sandy Wynn, Richard Drennan, Timmy Sale, Sandra Bybee. Row 5: Bobby Fehrenbach, Judy Par- sons, Sharon Broyles, Bobby Vannice, Jo- an Peyton, Wayne Stanley, Billy Frank- lin. Teacher: Eleanor McClain. GRADE I Room 2 Standing left to right: Jere Crawley. Larry Crane, Sandra Kay Williams. Row 1: Philip Brickler, Judy Martin. Sharon Plunkett. Marlene Pearce. Row 2: Judy Adams, Marcia Pritchard. Ruby Pritchett, Cassandra Mettler, Judy Ann Reed, Richard Brown. Row 3: Jerry Greenlee, Julia Leavitt, Billy Piel, Ronald Good, Marlin Summer- lot, Frank White, Allen Keeney. Row 4: Helen Turner, Charles How- ard, David Alexander, Marilyn Hawkins. Mildred Money. Linda Lou Franklin. Row 5: Leonard Hadley, Bonnie Boll, Billy Tinder, James Jackson, Ann Pace, Ronald Goldsberry. Teacher: Dorothy McClain. GRADE II Room 8 Back row standing: Max Clay. Jack Franck Donald Teany, Donald Wilson. Judy Featheringill, Melvin Morphew. Paul Davisson, Michael Glover. Phillip Myers, John Peyton, Karen Hayes. Flor- ine Threlkeld, Jeanne Gill, Dallas Wilson. Third row: Carl L. Shorter, Bill Coll- ins, David Watts, Steven Parr. Joann Martin, J. B. Spears. Second Row: Mildred Smith, Charles Sale, Barbara Fehrenbach, Buddy Pruett. Harriett Harvey. Darlene Ewing. First Row: Jack lngle, Edward A. Eik- man, Don Fuson, Alice Chalfant, Peggy Every-Clayton. Teacher: Garnet Christie. GRADE II Room 6 Standing, left to right: David Money, Denise Mcrrit, Vernuse Mines. Paula Nei- meyer, Sammy Davidson. Ronald John- son, Dallas Summerlot, Marvin Morphew. Barbara Sinith, Joan Perkins, Bob Shaw. Row 1: Rodger Watson, Sharon Din- inger Kenneth White, Peri Anne Irish, Freddie Leedy. Row 2: Patty Steinsberger, Carol Sandborn. Mark Milhous, David Irvine. Marcelle Burdine. Row 3: Judy Davis. Ronald Dodson. Mary Blanton, Janet Buchanan. Johnny Hughes. Row 4: Becky Baker. Irene Delp. Steph- en Campbell, Ronnie Harvey. Extreme right: Linda Snyder. Teacher: Dorothea Thomas. GRADE I.V Room 5 Row 1: Gary Long, Aron Collins, Flor- ence Merphew. Row .21 Ji-sc-ph J2,1flf?'J'fi!Y, Donald White, .lack Wineman, Keith Lilly. ltow 73' Billy Baker Sandra VValter, Rwbi- t Minigx. Joan Kiuyj. Elwood Wat- son. Glen Broyles. Roiv fl: Chester Pearce XVilliam Bau- man, Ira Burdine, Robert Currens. Judy Walls, Dick Hunt. Row 5: Larry Piper, John Stephenson, Ralph Haltom, Nancy Parsons, Peter VVol- eott. Standing Front row: Ann Elson. Deanna Gilham, Charles Arnold, Norma Lynch, Charlotte Graham., Judy Peyton. Ilarold Eggers, Dale MeRoberts. Joel Daly, Eddie Dean, Loi'etta Cain, Carolyn Anderson, Marvin Smith, Richard Miles, Everly Summerlot, James Wynn, Edward Erner. 'l'eaehcr: Edna Barnes. GRADE III 81 IV Room 4 Standing left to right: Marilyn Bau- man, Beverly Threlkeld, Shirley Swain, Patricia Tate, Jack Mohler, Donald Cline. Anne Trimble, Phyllis Shaw, Arthur Smith, Barbara Money. Robert Montgom- ery, J. Gordon Gibbs, Jonell Neimeyer, Charles P, Williams, Thomas Cunning- ham, James Crawley. Seated left to right: Row 1: Donald Hadley, Robert Cum- ings, Donald Scott, Shirley Delp. Row 2: Suellen Williams. Lloyd Good, lloward Haskett, Robert White, Stephen Neal. Row 3: Phyllis Ann Tedrow, Joseph Mosier, Sara Lee Lewis, Joan Hadley, Ralph Shaw. Row 4: Julianne Pritchard, Gary Lee Myers, Ronald Miller, Peggy Ann Chris- tie. Stephen Tomlinson, Lois Drennan. Teacher: Nellie Blessing. GRADE III .Standing back row: Wendall Pritchett, Sharon L. Myers. Herman H. Goode, David L. Long, J. Harvey Davidson, Pa- tricia Nelson, Joyce A. Gipson, Sandra S. Martin, James E. Smith, Betty Steinberg- er, Rosemary Davisson, Patsy Gail Ben- nett, Jackie W. Bolton, James O. Van- nice. Row 2: James D. Daly, Gene A. Boll. Bette J. Crouch, Kyle L. Wallace. M. Sue llunt. Cassa M. Pruett. Row 3: Michael Berzenye Jack T. Burnettc. Joan Lee H irrison. lV1ai'Lfaret C. Williamson. Donald Finchuni Bill Arnold. Row 4: Ronald M White, James A. Willard. Patricia Diana Edmonson. Karen Jean Willis, Margaret L, Stephenson, John W. Law'-Len. Row 5: R. Donald Broyles. Charles M. Turner. Joaime L. Grinnewald, Kitty Sue Franklin, M.-xry E. Switzra. Teacher: Bertha L. Whittinghill. GRADE V Room 18 Back row standing reading left to right: James Jackson, Bill Leisch. Edward Mertz, Nancy Bever. Toni Trimble, Doris Drennan, Rose Berzenye, Mary Beth Stringer, Robert Kelly, Harold Whittaker, Anna Estes. Amy Christie. Marvin Hunt. Row 1: Phillip Worrell. David Switzer. Rosalind Losh, Matt Collins. Row 2: Joe Greenlee. Doris Watkins, David Green, Susan Graham. Row 3: Gayl Goodwin, Ruth Turvy, Bob Adams. James Anderson. Row 42 Joan Cook. Michael Frantz, John Gibbs. Teacher: Avis R. Walls. i Elementary Department B Elementary Depm tmenrt GRADE V Room 19 Standing, left to right: Roger Fuson. Karen Long, Marilyn Betts. Ruth William- son. De Lancy Chalfant, Linda Lee Pickett, Donald Manning, Melva Tinder. Raymond Kivett, Jimmy Stamm, Joe Burnett. Jon Martin, Terry Berzenye. Row 1: Richard Good, Truman Whit- taker. Row 2: Wanda Johnson, Robert Bark- er, Stanley McRoberts, Jane Eggers, Mari- lyn Finchum. Row 3: Sue Covey, Paul Nelson, Pa- tricia Davidson, Joann Gardner. Row 4: Sue Walker, Robert Graham. Charles Watts, Marjorie Robertson. Teacher: Martha M. Stewart. GRADE VI Room 25 Row 1: Robert Etienne, Marvin Wat- son, Suzanne Long, Marjorie Goldsberry. Jane Hawley, Marcia Lewis, Sandra Wil- liams, Mary Mable Gipson, Willian Eti- enne, Richard Green. Row 2: Donald Howard, Christine Bau- man. Row 3: Robert Miller, Janet Shelton. Shirley Martin. Joann Daly. Row 4: Robert Wineman, Robert Pedi- go, Shirley Jo Walter, Jon Flathers. Row 5: J. P. Christie, Ted Saunders. Ronald Stanley, Donald Wiggam, Teacher: Madeline Kirk. GRADE VI Room 15 Standing left to right: Marilyn Bolton, Dick Burrows, John Black, Jack Almond. Tantra Wills, Nellie Mae Gipson. Peggy Ann Wilson. Jo Wanda Gibbs, Billy Dill- man. Kenneth Lilly, Harold Trent, Donald Hughes. Row 1: Alice Apple, Susan Stevenson. Roberta Hughes, Kate Turley, Harlan Gibson. Row 2: Donna Lou Stanford, Carolyn Gowin, Roy Keeney, Linda Shutts. Rob- crt Hughes. Row 3: Sue Clark. Jack 'Willard Rob- ert Snyder. Edwin Rader. Teacher: Evelyn Stevenson. lllio o itplitis: Charles Porter, llzuivillr, Indiana Charles l'lC2lfl1l'I'llj1lll, llanvillc, lndiauizx R. Y. Stone, indianapolis, lmlianzx U 1 .QA