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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

44..f...,-u.,,,,,, TOM TOM I959 DANVILLE HIGH SCHOOL DANVILLE, INDIANA TABLE of DIVISION SCHOOL LIFE ACTIVITIES ORG ANIZA TIONS SPORTS FACU LTY SEN IORS UNDERCLASS MEN ADVERT ISING DEDICATION We, the class of 1959, dedicate our yearbook to Mrs. Evelyn Stevenson. Mrs. Stevenson has taught art in the Danville Schools for thir- teen years. We regard her acquaintance as a highlight in our lives and wish het much happiness in her retirement. AS WE Look ToWARo THE FUTURE f The Danvllle Center Townshlp hlgh school blllldlflg as it neared completlon avi-fam T 1 :.-.. The new hlgh school blllldlflg as construction progressed WE REM EMBER' Shown is the first high school building which was used from 1900 to 1929. THE PAST The Mattie A. Keeney Building was used for a grade school and high school un- til 1900. In 1900 the first high school building in Danville was erected on the present site of the REMC Building. The class of 1929 was the first class to graduate from the South Washington Street Building and the class of 1959 will be the last. During the spring of 1958, construction was begun on the new high school building on the ground of the former Central Normal College. This building will be ready for use in the fall of 1959. The South Washington Street Building, used as a high school for thirty years, will now be used as a grade school. SCHOOL LIFE MOLDED BY TRADITION K ar e n Laymon, 1959 Track Q u e e n, represented Danville at the Mid -State T r a c k Meet at Washington High School. I passed! Charles Ellis seems to be saying as he looks at his report card. Tim Sale, senior, toteshis books home in search of that ever wonderful A. Jack Fender signs Judy Franklin' tition for office during class elections. SDC SPARKED WITH ENTHUSIASM Those wearing senior cords are Bill Franklin, Marcia Wyatt, Karen Laymon, Judy Parsons, Sharon Cum- mins, Susie P atterson, Bob Schults, RexS ervies, Floe1Caskey, Judy Jordan, Judie Boulware, Judy Edmond- son, Charlene Hollingsworth, Judy Adams, Ruth Ann Huffman, Becky Baker, Joan Peyton, Pat Rief, Sandy Mettler, Patsy Stanley, Julia Leavitt and Judy Martin. Wayne Stanley, Bill Franklin and Marcia With the high school students eating during three Wyatt, seniors, and Pat Pedigo, sophomore, different lunch periods, crowded cafeteria lines are take a coke break between classes. omitted. CENTERED ON FUN AND EXCITEMENT El The change from junior high into high school is being discussed by freshmen, Tom Helton, Penny Terry, Ken Sale, and Judy Rodney. A teenager's life overflows with interests and is occasionally interrupted for a brief battle with the books. Staying up late to cram for final examinations and doing an experiment over until it works are all part of school and growing up. John Shelton, Norman Dininger and Larry Lothridge, sophomores used the library, a quiet place to study. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACHIEVEMENT Mrs. Elmer Koch, representing the TriKappa, awarded Marcia Pritchard and Tim Sale a placque for highest scholastic achievement in the senior class. At the annual award night the outstanding teach- er of the year and outstanding students were honored. The American Legion Good Citizen awards were presented to Tim Sale and Marcia Pritchard, seniors, and Becky Parsons and David Irwin, eighth graders. Karen Laymon was presented the senior D.A. R. award and seventh graders David Myers, James Disney and Harriett Hawley received the other D. A.R. awards. The Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority awards were given to James Disney and Connie Hanson. Typing, shorthand, student council, junior high basketball awards and First National Bank gifts to the seniors were presented. Varisty cheerleaders, basketball, track and baseball awards were presented. Safety patrol, chorus and band awards were also presented. Mrs. Avis Walls, 5th grade teacher was awarded a plaque as Danville's teacher of the year. Mrs. Mabel Pritchett, English teacher, awarded an English key to ,T ack Clay, jun- ior, for superior work. Sue Davisson also received this award. INCLUDED BALL GAMES, CONTESTS AND iii- uuyrrvrnuuio iuncu aa ivua. 555515 UApJ.dJ.lL5 LHC , directions for the general business practice set. Mrs. Eggers dictates to her ad- vanced shorthand class as they attempt to reach the 100 word goal. Juniors take a 10-minute writing Judi Edmondson and Judy Adams do brief forms in beginning typing as they try to earn at the board as the other beginning shorthand class their 30 word pins. members take dictation. GCCASIONAL BATTLES WITH THE BOOKS ,wrt X w? 5 J .J K K Charles Ellis and Bob Schults listen while Mr. Gray explains a sociology question to Herman Gar- rett. Mr. Brinkman's history class re- view for a test. Tim Sale diagrams a sentence in senior Eng- The sophomore English class dis- lish class. cuss the assignment given by Mrs. Hoge PROMOTED SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEM ENT Members of the Latin II class check their assignments as Judy and Sandy Montgomery conjugate verbs at the board. The variety of subjects of- fered at Danville range from the academic to the vocational. Academic subjects prepare pupils for college while the voca- tional subjects prepare them for occupations. James Payne instructs pupils in his shop class as they complete their projects. AND ENCOURAGED LEADERSHIP Byron Wilson, Allen Hearn, Verletta J ack- son, and Amy Harvey do an experiment in chemistry class. .Tim Higgins, Julia Leavitt, J'udy Martin and .T ere Crawley conduct an experiment in physics class. Danville High School offers unlimited opportunities for the stu- dent who applies himself to his studies. The science department is equipped to aid the student and help him achieve success. The Library with its many books and volumes offers the stu- dent factual information. This in- formation is availablefor evaluation and use by students in themes, pa- pers, and reports. In the Home Economics Depart- ment girls learn the art of cutting, pinning, and stitching a piece of material into a lovely garmentg or the basics of cooking, what is learned here can be an economical hobby or useful vocation. Mr, Gibbs looks on as his biology class prepares their assign ment. w V TAUGHT CITIZENSHIP FUNDAMENTALS Mr. Etienne gives his freshman algebra class a tough problem. Members ofthe advanced algebra class put their Jim H ig g in s, Harry Clark and assignments on the board. B111 F r a n k 1 i n work a trig problem . - - WIDENED OUR HORIZCJNS - - - 1 W J Freshmen dance the Rock and Roll Danvillehad enthusiastic fans at the Sweetheart Dance. at the football games. Formal dances and football games are part of the school activities. Also included are making plans for the special dates, downing mountains of pizza, hamburgers, milkshakes, and French fries, seeing the latest shows, learn- ing the newest dances, glancing at the headlines, buying the coolest records, and keeping up an astounding pace. This is a way of life for the high school teenager who will soon become a responsible citizen. Girls hurry to and from the powder room before the dance begins. STRENGTHENED OUR IDEALS Egypt's Pyramids were never like this one shown by senior girls. 'ff' Ten heads are better than one. Junior Sue Ann Davisson relaxes after Junior Sf-F15 have 8 C0116 break during an all night slumber party. the commercial of the Late Show. y 4 '31 Becky Baker. Judy ACIRHIS, Judi Senior Judy Parsons has K. IudyMartin spies on class- Edmondson, and Charlene Hollmgs- P, after the senior picnic, mates as they plana charade worthpose for a picture during a slum- during a senior party. ber party. ENDED BY BACCALAUREATE, GRADUATIGN JudyJorda.n and Judy Martin relax after the May Judy Parsons and John Daugherty win P1-Om, first prize in dance contest. Slumber parties are fun for a11. Students dance to slow music. ACTIVITIE Activities are the diversion between the turmoil of rushing to class and the deadly silence of studying. To each individual activities means something different . . . a coke date with the gang, a soc hop in the gym . . . or a for- mal dance. But regardless of its meaning, to each person activities are a vital and important part of high school, Senior Susie Patterson was crowned Homecoming Queen during the half- time of the Plainfield game. She is shown here with candidates Dinah Sue Berry, .Tuniorg Carol Cook, Sophomoreg and .Tudy Rodney, Freshman. SENIOR SUSIE PATTERSON CROWNED QUEEN Queen Susie Patterson and her court reigned over the Homecoming Dance. The dance, in the Washing- ton Street Gymnasium following the game, was sponsored bythe Student Council. Decorations were goal posts, yard markers, footballs, leaves and pictures of football players. Susie Patterson, Homecoming Queen, is crowned then kissed by Bob Schults, Captain of the football team. L, , as K if A: ' .-tra, T. Rinderknecht and C, Shull ride on the Library float, Bill Franklin and Karen Laymon first place winner in the Homecoming Parade. The were Only W0 of the maui' Seniors theme was the crowning of the Queen by the football Wl10 worked on the SCni01' float. captain. OF I958 HOMECOMINGQ LIBRARY CLUB FLOAT WINS FIRST PRIZE Rex Servies watches as Judi Ed- Susie Patterson is shown sitting atop the senior car after being crowned mondson and Charlene Hollingsworth Homecoming Queen, vote for Queen Candidates. 21 SENIORS SPONSOR FRESHMAN RECEPTION After the Grand March, Seniors and Freshmen dance the first waltz. On September 20, the Seniors formally received the 84 Freshmen into high school. Silver stars and alternate light and dark blue crepe paper carried out the theme of the dance, My Blue Heaven. Music was played by Gene Patton's band. Craig Weidner, Freshman class President, is formally welcomed by Following formal introductions, Seniors and Freshmen await the Grand March. Harry Clark, Senior class President. A11 for a hayride are: G. Snyder, E, Barber, S. Patterson, W. Stanley, J. Parsons, J, Anderson, R. Smith. Patty and Julia Leavitt sing about the Darktown Strutters Ball . STUDENTS PRESENT VAUDEVILLE Susie Patterson and Judy Parsons give their interpretation of Friendship . The Vaudeville is presented by the high school students for the annual Halloween Festival. Marcia Wyatt does a flapper pantomime of The Banjo's Back In Town . SENIORS DISPLAY ACTING ABILITIES Mrs. Mabel Pritchett, play director, skill- Jere Crawley, chief electrician, flips the switch for fully applies make-up to Patsy Stanley. the stage lights. How dare you accuse me of deliberately destroying yourpeonies? Wayne Stanley snarles at Rex Servies, while Carolyn Tschudi looks on. Oh Elroy! What a beautiful ankle bracelet! Judy Martin exclaims to Bill Franklin. IN CLASS PLAY, 'STRICTLY FORMAL' Doesn't he look like that famous old statue by Rodan? Karen Laymon asks Jack Edwards about Tim Sale. The only time anything gets picked up around this house is when it is ground into dust and picked up by the vacuum cleaner! Wayne Stanleytells Marcia Wyatt. Aren't you being positively revoking? Carolyn Tschusi asks Judy Adams. FASHIONS, PAINTINGS HIGHLIGHT SHGW The paintings of Dixie Morris, Wayne Stanley, Karen Laymon and Nancy Kraft are shown above. Jeanett Crouch, junior, models S e n i o r, Charlene Hollingsworth, a dress she made in home ec- models her sheath dress. onom ics. Members of Miss Margaret Scearce's home economics sewing classes modeled 96 outfits at the home economics style show May 19 at 8 p. m. in the high school auditorium. Sherry Pruitt, sophomore, was the narrator. The decorations were Japanese lanterns and Japan- ese screens. 'I'hirty-five members of Mrs. Eveleyn Stevenson's art class also had their art work on display. YACHT CLUB SITE OF SENIOR PARTY Senior girls enjoy the banquet at the Yacht Club. Jere Crawley and Phi1Brick1er display the Yacht Club's life-savers at the senior Dalty. The senior class party was May 22 at Cataract Lake. Dinner was served at 8 p. m. Prizes were awarded for bingo and door prizes were presented to one boy and one girl. Sponsors attending the dinner dance were, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walls, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eggers. Q I Q' if . 1,5 , fi' ,. is A: 4295. Senior boys relax and watch T. V. at the Yacht Judy Parsons, JudiEdmondson, and Bob Club. Schults attend senior picnic at Cataract Lake. Candidates for Queen of the Christmas Dance are Marcia Wyatt, seniorg Mitzi Martin, junior, Dana Willis, sophomore, and Angela Newhart, fresh- man. Tim Sale, president ofthe Hi-Y, crowns Mitzi, Martin, queen, as Marcia Wyatt, Dana Willis, and MITZI MARTIN CROWNED QUEEN BY TIM SALE Mitzi Martin reigned as Snowflake Queen over the annual Christmas Dance, co-sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y. White crepe paper trees with red orna- ments scattered over them, suspended from green crepe paper streamers brought out the holiday atmosphere. Red and white candy canes were given as favors to the couples. Angela Newhart look on. Couples dance to the music of Lynn Jones' Band. Candidates for the Sweetheart Dance are J. lim Higgins, senior candidate, Edwards, G.A.A. candidateg King J. Hig- is crowned by Judy Franklin, gins, seniorg D. Scott, juniorg B. Patterson, G. A. A. president. sophomoreg L. Alverson, freshman. HIGGINS CROWNED SWEETHEART KING Couples dance to the music of the Cathedral High School Dance Band. The Sweetheart dance in the Washington Street Gymnasium, was spon- sored by the G. A. A. Decorations consisted of a large red heart on a white background. For the first time, a band supplied the music for the dance instead of the usual disc jockey. Jim Higgins, senior, was the King, and ruled over the dance. SENIORS SPONSOR FINAL CONVOCATION Henry COX. principal. gives the Clos- Carolyn Tschudireads the senior win. ing speech at the Senior Convocation. Carl Hoffman and Judy Edmondson practice for the Commencement exercises. The Senior boys wear Ber- mudas to the last Convocation. The Senior Convocation was on the last day of school, May 27. During the convocation, the class will and advice were read by Carolyn Tschudi. Mitzi Martin, junior read the class prophec y. Mr. Cox gave the closing speech. Wonder if those tears are genuine? JUNIORS BID SENIORS GOODBYE AT RECEPTION WITH THEME 'SAYONARA' Toastmaster Steve Hayes prepares Seniors and their dates dance to the music of Buzz to introduce Harry Clark, senior Burgess' Band. class president. Juniors join the seniors in a spirited Bunny Hop. Sayonara, Japanese goodbye, was the theme for the Junior-Senior Re- c ep tio n at the Indiana University Medical Cen- ter in Indianapolis, April 10. Green and White Car- nations were used as cen- terpieces on the tables for the dinner. Following the dinner, music was played for the forma1dancebyBuzz Bur- gess and his band. BOB SCHLLTS CROWNED JUDY PARSONS The Royal Court included Judy Adams, Jim Higgins, Karen Laymon, flower girl Marcia Hadley: Queen Judy Parsons, Robin Hood Bob Schults, crown bearer Steve Gray, Marcia Wyatt, Harry Clark, and Judy Edmondson. Flower girl Marcia Hadley and crown bearer Steve Gray are shown before the dance. 32 Judy Parsons was crowned May Queen by Bob Schults, Robin Hood, at the May Prom, May 2. Members of the Court were Tim Sale, Charlene Hol- lingsworth, Charles Ellis, .T udy Adams, Jim Higgins, Karen Laymon, Marcia Wyatt, Harry Clark, Judi Edmondson, Jack Edwards, Susie Patterson and Bill Franklin. The lavender, aqua, pink and white ribbons of crepe paper, which enclosed the dance floor, along with the water fountain in the center of the floor created the Springtime theme of the Prom. QUEEN OF DANVILLE'S 25TH MAY PROM Judy Parsons May Queen and Bob Schults Robin Hood pose in front of the fountain. MAY COURT REIGNS OVER PROM ig I 1' ' :iii to at sr as Y 33' J if J J 2 ll' J ' 'UO' -'X 1 K ' 'Z K K ,K V rr f 5 fd.'Q?Q11 ,. if' f A 4 J ,V . , A I , ,zf A 3, ' L ha-Y'sh4JLs,1'Srg-r'R.f-' K Wait' :lsr fi- .1 'VJ . Susie Patterson and Bill Franklin Charlene Hollingsworth and Tim Sale. 4 at , - ,g , J I if f Y' C R J es 7 alfa as J p q H ,, , ha! V. fu' an 1 wiv - f Judi Edmondson and Jack Edwards Judy Adams and Charles Ellis t O O 'Q gi' W Q '32 ' A J 'Q FAN. f-' ' f r Marcia Wyatt and Harry Clark Karen Laymon and Jim Higgins SENIORS TAKE EDUCATIONAL TOURS Senior boys show their dancing ability on the Butler outdoor stage. The year's trips included the senior English Class to WISH Broadcasting Co. , Jordan's College of Music, and atour of Butler Universityg the govern- ment and science visit to legislature and the Power- amag the Quill and Scroll tour of the Star and News and North Central High School. Mrs. Pritchett and English students stop to rest Senior boys stop for refreshments while in front of Iordan's College of Music. on the government trip. Judy Adams prepares for the com- Tim Sale and Marcia Pritchard con- mencement exercises. gratulate one another. GRADUATION SCENES The seniors are now 1959 graduates. Iudylordan and Bob Schults enter the auditorium for commencement. ORGAN ZATION S Education does not stop with classrooms and books. Organizations are important in furthering a pupi1's ability to get along with others. Among the 19 organizations at Danville, a pupil can find one that suits his particular in- terests. COUNCIL GOVERNS ORGANIZATIONS Student Council members are Charles Ellis, Verletta Jackson, Judy Mitchell, Sue Davisson, Herman Garrett, Mrs. Eggers, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Glenda Geclek, Sandy Montgomery, Dar- lene Hammond, Susie Patterson, Jack Edwards, Rex Servies, Sharon Plunkett. THIRD ROW: Marcia Dollens, Lyle Alverson, Norman Dininger, Bill Patterson, Byron Wilson, Hal Underhill. Among the activities that the Student Council sponsors during the year are the Homecoming Dance, College Night and Student Day. In the spring theCouncilspon- sors the class officer elections, cheerleader elections, the May Prom, Career Day and Award Night. On Award Night the Student Council gives certificates to honor students. President, Herman Garrettg Vice-President, Charles Ellisg Secretary, SueDavissong Treasurer, VerlettaJacksongSponsor, Mrs. Eggers and Parliamentarian, Judy Mitchell led theStudent CounciL Honor Society members are Karen Laymon, Judy Martin, Nancy Kraft, Patsy Stanley, Marcia Pritchard, Herman Garrett. SECOND ROW: Rex Servies, Bill Bair, Darlene Hammond, Sharon Plunkett, Julia Leavitt, Karen Toney. THIRD ROW: Tim Sale, .Tack Clay, Sam Etienne, Charles Ellis, Harry Clark, Bob Schults. Membership in the National Honor Society is based on char- acter, leadership, scholarship and service. The purpose of the organi- zation is to honor outstanding stu- dents. This year members of theDan- ville Honor Society installed a new chapter at Brownsburg. Honor Society officers are Nancy Kraft, Treasurerg Patsy Stanley Secretary, Mitzi Martin, President, Marcia Pritchard, Vice-P resident Mr. Cox, Sponsor. SWL.. QUILL AND SCROLL HONQRS JOURNALISTS The members of Quill and Scroll are K Toney P Anderson I Leavitt, K Laymon F Caskey SECOND ROW: S. Plunkett, .T. Martin M Pritchard C Tschudi S Mettler N Kraft Mrs G1lham. THIRD ROW: D.Scott,.T. MoneY,.T Edwards H Garrett R Serv1es S Etienne W Stanley Each member of the Quill and Scroll must have done superior work in some phase of journalistic work. The purpose of the Quill and Scroll is to en- courage and reward indi- vidual achievement in jour- nalism and the allied fields. A PublicationDinner, May 14, to honor all mem- bers of the Pow Wow and Tom Tom staffs was spon- sored by the Q u i 11 and Scroll. PU PILS RECEIVE RECOGNITION Each year several juniors are chosen to attend Girls' and Boys' State. Candidates are chosen by the faculty on the basis of scholar- ship, leadership and citizenship. The D.A.R. Good Citizen award is given to a senior girl who is chosen by the faculty for citizenship and knowledge of government. Karen Laymon received the award this year. Senior girls in home ec. each year take the Betty Crocker Home- maker test. CharleneHollingsworth received the top score and earned the right to participate in the state contest. Wayne Stanley represented D. H.S. in the District National Ora- torical Contest. Pupils who attended Girls' and Boys' State this year are Judy Martin, Marcia Pritchard, Karen Laymon, Tim Sale, Bob Schults, Charles Ellis and Herman Garrett. Bill Piel. jl1I1i01'. and Kathi' RSCOICI. Charlene Hollingsworth, Wayne Stanley and Karen freshman, represented Danville at the Laymon discuss the various honors they won in Regional Scholastic Contest in Compre- the past year. hensive math and Latin I. TRI-HI-Y HAS HIGH STANDARDS Tri-Hi-Y members are J. Martin, J. Jordan, R. Pritchett, S. Patterson, B. Baker, F. Caskey S. Wynn, M. Wyatt, S. Barnett, I. Parsons, K. Laymon, .T . Edmondson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pritchett, Sponsorg J. Anderson, D. Morris, P. Anderson, S. Davison, D. Hammond, M. Pritchard S. Plunkett, B. Howard, L. Stephens, S. Pritchard, D. Berry, N. Kraft. THIRD ROW: S. Gentry, I. VanHorn, V. Jackson, J. Mitchell, P. Hamilton, C. Hearn, S. Montgomery, S. Pruitt, S. Lawson, J. Piper, S. Howard, J. Evans, C. Porter, C. Tschudi, FOURTH ROW: J. Franklin, P. Pedigo, C. Hadley, J. Wilson, K. Morphew, S. Crouch, S.Joyce, G. Cedek, D. Willis, P. Underwood, J Rohn, C. Myers, E. Barber, C. Hollingsworth, J. Adams. The Tri - Hi - Y officers for the year are: SEATED: Marcia wy- att, S ec r et a ryg Sammy Barnett, Treasurer, Peggy Anderson, Song- Leaderg and Becky Baker, Chaplain. STANDING: Mitzi Martin, Vice - P resident, F loel Caskey, S ergeant - at - Arms: and NOT PICTURED: .T udy P arsons, President. The Easter Program was in- cluded among the Tri-Hi-Y's ac- tivities. W 42 ' HI-Y PROMOTES CHRISTIAN LIVING Hi-Y members are Phil Brickler, Jack Edwards, Harry Clark, Bob Shults, Charles Ellis, Tim Sale, Mr. Gray, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Allen Hearn, Larry Myers, Wayne Stanley, Bill Bair, I ere Crawley, George Snyder. THIRD ROW: Dick Thompson, Sam Etienne, Max Kittle, Carroll Smith, Denton Maners. FOURTH ROW: John Patton, George Shields, Bob Teany, Steve Hayes. The Hi-Y is a boys' organization standing for clean living, clean sports, clean speech and scholarship. Some of the activities the Hi-Y sponsored were the Christmas Dance and the selling of candy for the new swimming pool. They sponsored these activities jointly with the Tri-Hi-Y. Hi-Y officers are P. Brickler, Chaplain, B, Schults, Sergeant-at-Arms:.T. Edwards, Treasurer, H. Clark, Secretaryg C. Ellis, Vice-Presidentg T. Sale, President: and Mr. Gray, Sponsor. 5 STAFF RUSHES TO MEET DEADLINE Members of-the Tom Tom Staff are: P. Stanley, Karen Laymon, C. Hollingsworth, J. Adams, C. Tschudi, J. Martin, B. Baker, S. Mettler, S. Pritchard. SECOND ROW: J. Mitchell, R. Pritchett, S. Patterson, J. Parsons, D. Hammond, H. Clark, J. Edmondson, J. Boulware, P. Rief and Mrs. Gilham. THIRD ROW: J. Patton, S. Barnett, S. Davisson, C. Ellis, B. Schults, J. Crawley, J. Edwards, W. Stanley, T. Sale, B. Wilson. The Gray and Crimson, first yearbook at Danville High School, was published in 1910. Down through the years the annual was changed to The Chaos, and in 1946 to the Tom Tom . This issue of the Tom Tom is Volume X. Editor Judy Martin and co-editor Karen Lay- mon shout for joy as they finish the last lay- outs for the yearbook. PAPER RECEIVES FIRST CLASS RATING Members of the journalism class prepare copy for the weekly edition of the Pow Wow. POW WOW STAFF Pow Wow received a first class rating Editor, Marcia Pritchardg News Editor,Sha- for the first semester in the Newspaper ron Plunkett, Feature Editor, Judy Martin, Critical Service of the National Scholastic Sports Editor, Julia Leavitt, Assistants, Press Association. Karen Toney, J' im Money, Dave Scott, Sam Etienne, Phil Bricklerg Art Editors,Herman Garrett, Nancy Kraft, Stencilists, FloelCas- key, Sandy Mettler, Carolyn Tschudi, Sharon Cummins, Mimeo Rex Servies, Caroll Smith, Circulation, Reggy Anderson, Adviser, Mrs. Vivian Gilham. Carolyn Tschudi and Floel Caskey type Sharon Plunket, news editor, and Marcia stencils for the Pow Wow. Pritchard, editor, proofread copy. BAND GIVES CONCERTS AND SPONSORS Mitzi Martin, Ju ni org was drum major of the Danville High School Band for the 1958-59 season. Dinah Sue Berry, Larry Clark, Bi1lP eil, Sue Ann Davisson, Kay King, Patty Tim Sale, ,Tudy Rodney, John Patton, Cormie Hanson, Becky Parsons, Doris Doug Maners, Richard Franck, Pat Ped- J' ohnston, Dwayne Mood, Judy F ranklin, Mary Franklin, .Tolin Barnett, Donna COLOR GUARD MEMBERS: D. Hammond, S. Joyce, M. Burnell, G. Gedek, A, Harvey. MAJORETTES: M. Franklin, S, Gentry, S, Beasley, L. Bowen, RECORD HOPS FOR NEW UNIFORMS Inez VanHorn, Anna Cox, Linda Bowen, Karen Laymon, Barbara Hall, Sammy Barnett, Higgins, Eleanor Barber, Quindie Livingston, Janet Davis, SharonBeasley, Sandy Gentry, Ruth Sexton, Susie Rodney, Ruby Pritchett, Denton Maners, Becky Poynter, Judy Gill, Smith, Kathy Record, Marcia Dollens, Judy Martin, Jack Clay, I erry Porter, Glenn Ball, igo, Chyrl Stewart, ,Terry Smith, Mitzi Martin, Sherry Redford, Bill Montgomery, Gloria Director Lynn J ones, Larry Stephenson, Mike Stewart, Susan Gilbert, Bruce Gilham, .T ones. Band officers are SEATED: R. Pritchett, Correspondence Secretary, M. Martin Drum Major, P. Pedigo, Sergeant of Brassg D. Berry, Sergeant of Woodward STANDING: J. Patton, F inanceChairmang,T .C1ay,CaptaingC. Maners, Librarian B. Gilham, Head Drummer. ROBED CHOIR IS HARMONY OF VOICES FIRST ROW: Carolyn Tschudi, Sylvia Pritchard, Eleanor Barber, Mary Ann Worrell, Verletta Jackson, Janice Anderson, Dana Willis, Judy Franklin, Patty Leavitt, Karen Laymon. SECOND ROW: Becky Baker, Louanne Stephens, Dinah Sue Berry, Mitzi Martin, Susie Patterson, Judy Mitchell, Julia Leavitt, Judy Jordan, Pat Pedigo, Phyllis Underwood, Ruth Cox. THIRD ROW: Marcia Wyatt, Peggy Anderson, Wayne Stanley, Richard Smith, J ere Crawley, Jack Clay, Byron Wilson, George Snyder, Norman Dininger, Mary Burnell, Janet Majors. FOURTH ROW: Bill Franklin, Allen Hearn, Bill Bair, Max Kittle, Tim Sale, Ed Merritt, Dick Thompson, Jack Ed- wards, Charles Ellis, Bob Schults. Chorus officers are Judy Jordan, President, Susie Patterson, Vice-President, Marcia Wyatt, Secretary and Treasurer. CHORUSES PLACE IN CONTEST FIRST ROW: C. Tschudi, S. Pritchard, E. Barber, D. Kreighbaurn, V. Jackson, J. Thompson, P. Hamilton, C. York, M. Worrell, B. Gibbs, ,T. Wilson, P. Leavitt, M. Peyton, D. Nelson, I. Walls SECOND ROW: B. Baker, D. Berry, M. Wyatt,C.Porter, L. Clark, B. Hall, M. Martin, .T . Leavitt, K. Morphew, I. Van Horn, D. Tschudi, J. Franklin, P. Underwood, J. Anderson, K. Laymon. THIRD ROW: A. F rye, E. Stanley. J. Stephenson, L.Stephens, K. Chapman, J. Mitchell, Q. Living- ston, I. Jordan, S. Crouch, B. Pitcock, C. Hearn, L. Hubble, D. Willis, P. Rief, P. Pedigo. FOURTH ROW: I. Piper, B. Price, P. Anderson, S. Pierson, B. Hoge, S. Patterson, S. Beasley, S. Gentry, S. Murry, M. Burnell, S. Chapman, P. Terry, J. Majors, R. Cox. FIRST ROW: D. Parent, M. Lynch, S. Gilbreath, I. Jenner, A. Bryant, R. Smith, T. Helton, R. Tschudi, G. Snyder, J. Cox, H. Underhill, D. Maners. SECOND ROW: L. Myers, J. Crawley, B, Kraft, K. Sale, D. Synder, J'. Money, K. Edmondson, I. Clay, B. Wilson, J . Gilbert, N. Dininger. THIRD ROW: B. Franklin, A.Hearn,W.Stanley,B.Bair, M. Kittle, T. Sale, E. Merritt, D. Thomp- son, .T. Edwards, C. Ellis, B. Schults. CHORAL GROUPS RECEIVE AWARDS I Members of the Senior Girls' Ensemble are Carolyn Tschudi, Marcia Wyatt, Becky Baker, Susie Pat- terson, ,Tudy J' ordan, Julia Leavitt and Karen Laymon. Choral Groups that sang ir1 the District Contest at Greencastle received first division honors. F rom there they went to the state contest at Broad Ripple High SchooL There the Senior Girls' Ensemble and the Mixed Quartet placed in the first division. The Senior Boys' Ensemble placed in the second divison. Also receiving firsts were solos by Dinah Sue Berry and .T ack Clay. Members of the Mixed Quarter are .T ack Members of the Senior Boys' Septez are Bill Franklin, Clay. lUl1i0l'. Julia Leavitt. SeHi0I'.Dinah Wayne Stanley, Tim Sale, J' ere Crawley, Charles Ellis, Berry, junior and Allen Hearn, junior. .Tack Edwards, and Bob Schults. CLUB ENCOURAGES STUDY OF SCIENCE Members of the Science Club are FIRST ROW: T. Sale, B. Howard, V. Jackson, B. Franklin, P. Brick- ler, B. Bair, D. Thompson, Mr. Kirts. SECOND ROW: G. Gedek, M, Burnell, S. Pritchard, S. Barnett S. Davisson, D. Hammond, J . Mitchell, J. Anderson, P. Hamilton, J. Patton. THIRD ROW: J. Martin K. Laymon, B. Schults, C. Ellis, J. Edwards, J. Crawley, B. Wilson, S. Etienne. The purpose of the Science Club is to further the students' knowledge of science. Each new member must give an experiment before becoming amember of this organization. A member must have had one year of science and maintained a C av- erage. Science Club officers are: Verletta Jackson, Secretary, Betty Howard Treasurerg Bill Franklin, Presidentg Phil Brickler, Vice-President Mrs. Kirts, Sponsor. BOOSTER CLUB BACKS TEAM Danville High School Booster Club, sponsored by Mrs. Rodarmel, always gives an outstanding presentation by wearing red and white at all home games. Booster Club Members are: Martin. .T ackson, Laymon, Parsons. FIRST ROW: Pruitt, Mitchell, Berry, Pedigo, Anderson, Frazier, Pierson, Pritchard, Glover, Beasley, Gentry. SECOND ROW: Wyatt, Pritchett, Huffman, Franklin, Martin, Plunkett, Franklin, Bowen, Higgins, Rodney. THIRD ROW: Hollingsworth, Baker, Jordan, Edmondson, Patterson, Adams, Gedek, .T oyce, Burnell, Barber. FOURTH ROW: Caskey, Ball, Monday, Peyton, Reif, Van Horn, Franklin, Dollens, King, Cox. FIFTH ROW: Leavitt, Boulware, Tschudi, Myers, Porter, Livingston, Record, Jones, Stew- ard, Barnett. SIXTH ROW: McGonigal, Montogomery, Hearn, Hamilton, Gibbs, Chapman, Cook, Morphew, Crouch, Pritchard. SEVENTH ROW: Price, Chapman, Evans,Howard, Leavitt, Wilson, Weakley, Royal, Worrell, Lee. EIGHTH ROW: Sexton, Reif, Nelson, Tschudi, Kreighbaum, Rohn, Willis, Underwood, .T ones, Lawson. NINTH ROW: Stephens, Hoge, Terry, Harvey, Hall, Newhart, Kreighbaum, Peyton, Clark, Thompson. FRIENDLINESS IS GOAL OF GIRLS' CLUB All girls and women teachers are eligible for membership in the Girls' Club. The Girls' Club was established to create a more friendly atmosphere and to maintain higher ideals. The Club sponsors the sister system, aChristmas Party, and the Mother-Daughter Banquet. Their projects have included a magazine sale for the Curtis Publishing Company and distributing baskets of food to the needy at Christmas and Thanksgiving. Girls' Club officers are: Judy Par- sons, Vice-President, Charlene Hol- lingsworth, Secretaryg and Karen Laymon, President. Not pictured is Sandy Wynn, Treasurer. The sponsors are Miss Scearce and Mrs.- Stevenson. CLUB ASSISTS FACULTY, PUPILS Members of the Library Club are J. Frankljr1,.T . Wilson, C. Schull, P. Anderson, L. Stephenson, S. Lawson. SECOND ROW: J. Leavitt, R. Smith, M. Bryant, S. Royals, C. Porter, M. Keller, J. Majors. THIRD ROW: P. Tucker, C. Widener, D. Mood, T. Rinderknecht, D. Maners, Miss Harrison, Sponsor. The purpose of the Library Club is to assist the faculty and students, to see that books and materials are available to them and to call attention to materials in the Library. Any high school student is eligible to become a member if he is interested and willing to work. The Library Club won thefloat contest in the Homecoming parade and asa special project this organ- ization is sending two student li- brarians to the Indiana University Workshop this summer. Library Club officers are: P. Anderson, Vice-President L. Stephenson, President: J. Wilson, Treasurer. Not Pic- tured: C. Schull, Secretary. LATIN CLUB SPONSORS BANQUET Latin Club members are Sponsor Miss Harrison, George Snyder, John Patton, Byron Wilson, Sammy Barnett, Sylvia Pritchard, BettyHoward, BobSharp, Larry Stephenson, Tim Sale. SECOND ROW: Peggy Anderson, Floel Caskey, Sue Davisson, Darlene Hammond, Marcia Pritchard, Sharon Plunkett, Julia Leavitt, Louanne Stephens, Dinah Sue Berry, Bill Franklin. THIRD ROW: Peggy Hamilton, Chris Ann Hearn, Norma McGonigal, Sandy Montgomery, Sherry Pruitt, Sarah Lawson, Janet Piper, Sally Howard, Judy Evans, Bill Piel, Judy Martin. The Latin Club's goal is to stimulate interest in the ancient language. The club was organized in 1952 with Mrs. Kathryn Arm- strong as sponsor. Closely affiliated with the American Junior Classical League, the chapter was named AmiciLatini QF riends of Latinb. The Roman Banquet was also sponsored by the Latin Club. Officers are Betty Howard, Vice-Consulg Sylvia Pritchard, Parlia- mentariang Sammy Barnett, Scribeg John Patton, Consul and Byron Wilson, Treasurer. SAFETY PATROL PROTECTS PUPILS Members of the safety patrol are Mr. Peters, M. McGuyre, L. Hadley, D. Gross, C. Fisher, E. Snyder, MJ. Davis, P. Retherford, S. Perkins, G. Wray, B. Lively, Mr. Gray. SECOND ROW: M. Stewart, S. Apple, J. Clark, D. Etienne, M. Alex, J. Disney, D. Weaver, E. Hitchcock, M. Leach, D. Chandler, J. Harvey, M. Preese, J. Dever, H. Walls. THIRD ROW: D. Cantrell, S. Kr0DD. J. Garrett, T. Tucker, J. Chasteen, J. Dunbar, R. Collins, W. Frye, M. Warnock, L. Comer, D. Lynch, D. Ritchey. J. Mynatt. FOURTH ROW: T. Berzenye, T. Clark, M. Hammond, B. Thornpson,J. Porter, D. Himsel, G. Wiggam, R. Ritchie, S. Crouch, R. Lively, S. Barnett, D. Chalfant . Members of the Danville Safety Patrol stand at their posts in sub-zero weather to protect children on the way to and from school. Each month a gold badge is awarded to an outstanding patrolman. During the first semester Mike Hammond and Bob Lively of the town patrol and Cheryl Fisher of the bus patrol were chosen as the outstanding patrolmen of the month. ln the spring, the patrol boys went to Indianapolis to see the Indianapolis Indians play baseball at Victory Field. The trip was sponsored by theDanvil.leP arent-Teacher Association. SPGRTS We loudly cheered an d proudly beamed when our Warrior squads ran out before the spectators, each of us join- ing in loyal support of our teams. Whether the game was won or lost, we saw the varsity play with the spirit and sportsman- ship that is a vital part of athletics. WARRIORS WIN 3, LOSE 6: GAIN FIRST ROW: Coach Brinkman, A. Hearn, B. Franklin, C. Ellis, T. Sale, J. Higgins, B. Schults, L. Myers, Coach Gray. SECOND ROW: S. Etienne, B. Wilson, J. Money, B. Teany, E. Merritt, G. Gentry, D, Thomp- son, B. Bair. THIRD ROW: L. Edmondson, L. Alverson, M. Lilly, B. Brock, J. Fender, B. Clark, J. Shelton, B. Patterson. FOURTH ROW: K. Sale, J. Jenner, K. Edmondson, B. Dunn, R. Davis, T. Helton B. Dunn. FIFTH ROW: J. Gilbert, C. Walls, H. Underhill, A. Bryant, R. Tschudi, M. Lynch, M. Erp. SIXTH ROW: R. Strouse, D. Scott, D. Lange, D. Burton. Head coach, Bill Gray, and assistant coach, Bill Brinkman, keep a careful watch on the football team during one of the Warriors practice sessions. Student managers, Larry Lothridge, Carroll Smith and David Parent, check in the football equipment, Coach Bill Gray gives instructions to the Warriors during practice. VALUABLE EXPERIENCE FOR NEXT YEAR FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Greencastle Speedway Mooresville Greenwood Plainfield Danville Danville Danville Danville Franklin Brownsburg Bloomington Center Grove Tim Sale, senior, falls on a loose ball to re- Bob Schults, senior, is tackled by tain possession for Danville during the Danville- four Plainfield players and suffers a five Plainfield game. yard loss. CHARLES ELLIS BILL FRANKLIN JIM HIGGINS SENIOR GRIDMEN TIM SALE Bob Schults, Senior, is tackled after a five yard gain, as BOB SCHULTS Ken Sale, Freshman, tries unsuccessfu1Iy to throw a block. This acuon shot was taken during the Plamfield game. HOOSIER HYSTERIA INVADES SCHOOL Junior Dick Thompson, leading scorer of the season adds two poims to Danville's total. Y Jim Higgins, Senior, blocks a shot during the Danville-Brownsburg game while team mate Dick Thompson, Junior, stands ready to help. MID-STATE CONFERENCE SCOREBOARD Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Danville Center Grove Brownsburg Plainfield S peedway Greenwood Mooresville Decatur Central SENIOR VARSITY PLAYERS Jack Edwards Charles Ellis Jim Higgins Bob Schults Coach Max Gibbs, and student manager Tim Sale. The 1958-59 season was Max Gibbs first year as coach at Dan- ville High School. Coach Gibbs was a member of the Danville High School Sec- tional Tourney Champs in 1945. Mr. Gibbs attended the for- mer Canterbury College and Butler University. WARRIORS FACE STIFF COMPETITION Coach Gibbs, C, Smith, J. Shelton, J. Higgins, B. Patterson, C, Ellis, J. Edwards, S. Hayes, B. Bair, J. Rutledge, B. Schults, H. Grammer, D, Thompson. Although the Warriors had a los- ing season, they won three of their seven Mid-State Conference games. As the season progressed the boys developed team work, respect for each other and sportsmanship that is so nec- essary in athletics, H a r r ol d Grammer, Sophomore, and Jim Rutledge, Junior, tip in two points to add to Danvi1le's score while Dick Thompson, Junior, watches, DANVILLES TRACKMEN POUND CINDERS FIRST ROW: Coach Brinkman, R. Tschudi, G. Shields, D. Thompson, I. Edwards, R. Servies, B. Schults, B. Willson. SECOND ROW: D. Lange, T. Rinderknecht, N. Williams, J. Gilbert, B. Lawson, B. Brock, N. Dininger, G. Ball, C. Smith. THIRD ROW: R. Strouse, E. Merritt, B. Teany, I. Money, A. Hearn, S. Wat- son, L. Alverson, P. Tucker, FOURTH ROW: D, Burton, K. Sale, T. Helton, L. Jordan, S. Edmondson. Danville trackmen had a successful season. They lost only one meet. Senior BobSchu1ts was high point man with 1965 points for the season. .1 I v W Jtmiors Bob Teany and George Shields and senior I ack Edwards test their hurdling abilities in preparation for the County and Mid- State Track Meet. RACE TO VICTORY IN CCJUNTY MEET Flying through the air, senior On your mark--Get set--Go! Bob Brock, sophomore, and Bob Schults tries for the 21 foot Rex Servies, senior, get ready for a flying start in the 220. mark in broad jump. High-flying Byf0f1Wi150f1,juni0y, will Bob Schults, senior, leaps over the be a strong competitor for next track sea- high iump marker t0 P1306 first ill F-he son. igglmiyligf f f County Track Meet. Ms ,. --f, 7 .i 0 1 BASEBALL A SPRING SPORT, BECOMES FIRST ROW: K. Sale, L. Alverson, J. Beightol, R. Davis, B. Chalfant, L. J ordon, Mr. Gray. SECOND ROW: T. Helton, C. Bryant, B. Kraft, L. Lothridge, L. Morris, A. Bryant, S. Gilbreath. THIRD ROW: B. Bair, S. Hayes, J. Rutledge, C. Smith,.T..Tenner. FOURTH ROW: R.Edmondson, Manager P. Tucker, M. Erp, B. Teany, W. Ellis, J. Smity. This year the team, coached by Bill Gray, was made up mainly of freshmen. The lack of experience led to an unsuccess- ful season. Twelve freshmen, eight sophomores and four juniors were on the team. Pitchers were Bill Bair, junior, and Ken Sale, freshman. Umpire Frank Leavitt prepares to call the throw during the Danville-Plainfield game, while Louis Jordan, freshman braces to receive the pitch. INCREASINGLY POPULAR AT DANVILLE He's out! Bi11Baix, junior, tags Rusty Carroll Smith, junior, waits at third Davis, sophomore, at third base during a base for the throw. practice session. Warrior hurler Ken Sale, freshman, throws Bill Bair, junior, leaps high to catch his fast ball. a fly ball. CHEERLEADERS BUILD SCHOOL SPIRIT Varsity cheerleaders are Judy Parsons, Mitzi Martin, Verletta Jackson, and Karen Laymon. Karen Laymon Verletta Jackson Varsity cheerleaders attended a cheerleaders' conference at Bloomington where they learned new yells and new formations. During the season, the girls organized the Booster Club. They also made felt mittens which were red on one side and white on the other. Preceding the Sectional, the cheerleaders sponsored a con- test for the best cheer written by a pupil. Mitzi Martin Judy Parsons G.A.A. PROVES GIRLS LiKE SPORTS Q Members of the G.A.A. are P. Hamilton, S. Davisson, J. Anderson, D. Hammond, P. Higgins, P. Leavitt, I. VanHorn, K. Kreighbaum. SECOND ROW: A. Harvey, D. Jones, P. Terry, P. Rief, J. Evans, S. Chap- man, J. Frankli.n, Mrs. Rodarmel. THIRD ROW: S. Montgomery, B. Hoge, C. Porter, G, Ferguson, N. Cravens, S, Higgins, K. Chapman, S. Gentry. FOURTH ROW: S. Lawson, P. Pedigo, S. Clark, J. Frazier, M. Franklin, K. King, D. Kreighbaum, I. Rodney, A. Cox. The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is an organization for girls who are interested in athletic events. They sponsored a playday in which several county schools participated. The Annual Sweetheart Dance was sponsored by the Girls' Athle- tic Association. G.A.A. officers are: S. Montgomery, Secretary, S. Davis- son, Vice-President, D. Hammond, Treasurer: .T . Franklin Presidentg Mrs. Rodarmel, Sponsor. D 9 CLUB ENCOU RAG ES SPORTSMANSHIP Members of the Lettermen's Club are: H. Garrett, J. Higgins, J. Edwards, C. Ellis, B. Schults, T. Sale, B. Franklin, H. Clark, Mr. Gray. SECOND ROW: H. Grammer, S. Watson, B. Brock, C. Smith, B. Wil- son, J . Rutledge, D. Thompson, B. Bair, Mr. Brinkman. THIRD ROW: B. Patterson, J. Shelton, J. Smith, K. Sale, T. Helton, L. Lothridge, D. Parent, J. Patton. FOURTH ROW: G. Shields, D, Burton, R. Strouse, D. Lange, D. Scott, B. Teany, J. Money, L. Myers. TheLettermen's Club was organized in 1957 to encourage good sports- manship in Danville High School. The club encourages more participation in the various sports and elevates school spirit. To be a member each boy must earn aletter dur- ing the school year. Sponsors of the club are Mr. Gray, Mr. Gibbs, and Mr. Brinkman. Officers of the Lettermen's Club are: Mr. Gibbs, Sponsor, D. Lange, Secretary, J. Money, Treasurer, B. F ranklin, Vice-President, B. Schults, President, Mr. Gray, Sponsor. PEGPLE People are the most important part of high school life. In later years, activities, organizations and sports will be remembered, butitis people that make the occasions some- thing to remember. ADMINISTRATION, FACULTY PREPARE Claude Walls,superintend- Mrs. Cantrell, school secretary, and Henry Cox, high ent of the Danville Center Town- school principal, plan the school calendar for the coming ship Schools, is in charge of the month. planning of the new high school. Ralph Walters, Ruth Jones, Howard Conley, Arthur Blair, Hugh Weaver, and Herschel Disney dis- cuss the plans for the new school year. PUPILS FOR COLLEGE OCCLIPATIONS WILLIAM BRINKMAN Sophomore and Junior History, Assistant Football Coach, Track Coach,Sophomore Class Sponsor. MARGERY CLAY Elementary and High School Music, Fresh- man Class Sponsor. BONNIE EGGERS General Business, Shorthand I and II, Vo- cational Guidance and Testing, StudentCoun- cil, Senior Class Sponsor. EDWARD ETIENNE Plane Geometry, Algebra I and II, Junior Class Sponsor. MAX GIBBS Biology, Drivers' Education, Basketball Coach. VIVIAN GILHAM Typing I and II, Bookkeeping I, Journal- ism, Tom Tom Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. WILLIAM GRAY Physical Education, Health and Safety, Var- sity Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Social Studies, Letterman's Club Sponsor, Hi-Y Club Sponsor. HAZEL HARRISON Librarian, Latinl and Il, LibraryClubSpon- sorg Latin Club Sponsor. DEVELOP TOMORROW'S LEADERS MILDRED HOGE Sophomore and Freshman English LYNN JONES ,Tunior High and High School Band, Junior High Boys' Chorus. RUSSELL KIRTS General Math., Physics, Chemistry, Science H Club Sponsor. JAMES PAYNE .Tunior High and High School Shop. MABEL PRITCHETT Junior and Senior English, Senior Pla y Di- rectory Tri -Hi -Y Club Sponsor. MARGARET SCEARCE Junior High and High School Economics, Girls' Club Co-Sponsor. EVELYN STEVENSON Elementary and High School Art, Girls' Club Co-Sponsor. ROSEMARY RODARMEL Physical Education, Health and Safety, Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor, Booster Club Sponsor, Yell-Leader Adviser. JUNIOR HIGH FACULTY ROSEMARY HELTON ROBERT LEEDY KATHLEEN PATTON Math Social Studies School Nurse NOEL PE'I'ERS AMOS SHELTON JOHN TROTTER Jr. High Principal General Science English Science Boys' Physical Education Jr. High Coach THE SENIOR YEAR WAS Senior class officers Judy Martin, secretary, Harry Clark, president, Linda Franklin, treasurer, and Karen Laymon, vice-president, discuss commencement plans. ' H 4 Seniors filled their year with studies, parties, athletic events and field ' trips. The members of the class also sold Christmas cards as a money-making W project. Seniors took honors in many activities. Susie Patterson was crowned . Homecoming Queen by senior football captain Bob Schults. Jim Higgins was King of All Young Hearts at the G.A.A. Sweetheart Dance. Karen Laymon as Track Queen, represented D.H.S. at the Mid-State Track Meet. The Senior Girls' and Senior Boys' Septets received first divisions in the State Solo and Ensemble Contest. J ack Edwards, Rex Servies and Bob Schults won the intramural track meet for the seniors. Several seniors won individual awards. Among them were Karen Laymon, D.A.R.g Judy Martin and Marcia Pritchard, English Contestg Her- man Garrett, Julia Leavitt and Charlene Hol.lingsworth,' scholarships. FILLED WITH BREATHLESS EVENTS HARRY EVERETT CLARK Class President 45 Honor Society 45 Tom Torn Staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3,4, Secre- tary 45 Letterman's Club 3,45 Basket- ball 15 Baseball 35 Track 15 Senior Play Staffg May Court. KAREN ELAINE LAYMON Class P resident 1,25 Vice-P resident 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' State 35 Tom Tom Associate Editor 45 Band 1,2,3,45 D.A.R. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Chaplain 25 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Majorette 2,35 Cheer- leader 1,3,45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Presi- dent 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Queen Candidate 25 Senior Play Cast5 State Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 May Court5 Quill and Scroll 45 Sen- ior Girls' Septet5 Track Queen 4. ,TUDITH ANN MARTIN Class Secretary 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Girls' State 35 Tom Torn Editor 45 Pow Wow staff 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Booster Club 1, 2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Sen- ior Play Cast. LINDA LOU FRANKLIN Class Treasurer 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Senior Play Staff. .TUDITY ANN ADAMS Tom Tom staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 May Court5 Senior Play Cast. REBECCA WALSH BAKER Torn Tom Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Chap- lain 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Senior Play Staffg Senior Girls' Septet. FROM THE FIRST OF SEPTEMBER BONNIE LEE BOLL Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4g Girls' Club 1, 2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 1, 25 Senior Play staff. ,TUDITH ANN BOULWARE Torn Tom Staff 45 Girls'Club 3,4g Boost- er Club 3,43 Latin Club 1,23 G.A.A. 3, Senior Play Staff. PHILIP DEAN BRICKLER Student Coimcil 3, Pow Wow Staff 45 Hi-Y 3.4, Chaplain 4g Science Club 3,4, Vice-P resident 4, Senior PlayStaff. MADGE SHARON BROYLES Band lg Girls' Club 1,2,3,4g G.A.A. 15 Senior Play Staff. CONNIE FLOEL CASKEY Band 1,2,3g Pow Wow staff 45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,4g Booster Club l,2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 3,4g Sergeant-at-arms 4, Latin Club 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2, Treasurer 25 Sen- ior Play Staff, Quill and Scroll. .TERE LAWRENCE CRAWLEY Tom Tom Staff 4gHi-Y 3,4gBoys'Chorus 1,23 Robed Choir 3,43 Science Club 43 Vaudeville 4, Basketball lg Senior Play Staff, Senior Boys' Ensemble. YOUR YEAR WAS ONE TO REMEMBER SHARON CUMMINS Tom Tom Staff 43 Pow Wow Staff 43 Girls' Chorus 1,22 Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Class Treasurer 13 Senior Play Staff. .TUDY LEE EDMONSON Tom Tom Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,21 Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Senior Play Staffg May Court. JOHN PIERSON EDWARDS Band 13 Student Council 2,43 Torn Tom Staff 43 Pow Wow Staff 33 Boys' State 33 Quill and Scroll 3,4, Vice-President 33 Hi-Y 3,45 Treasurer 43 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Robed Choir 3,41 Science Club 3,43 Latin Club 3,4, Vice-President 43 Lettermen's Club 43 Sweetheart King Candidate 2,43 Football 13 Basketball 1,2,3,4: Track 1,43 Senior Boys' Septet3 Toastmaster, .T unior-S enior Reception3 May Court. HERBERT ROLAND ELDRIDGE Senior Play Staff CHARLES DONALD ELLIS Band 13 Student Council 3,43Vice-P resi- dent 43 Tom Tom Staff 43Hi-Y 3,43Vice- President 4g National Honor Society 43 Boys' State 33 Boys'Chorus 1,2,3,43 Robed Choir 3,43 Science Club 2,3,43 Senior Play Staffs Senior Boys' Septet3 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Sweetheart King Candidate 33 Football 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,43 Baseball 1,2,33 Class Treasurer 23 May Court 43 All Conference Basket- ball 3, 4. WILLIAM LOREN FRANKLIN Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4: RobedChoir2,3,43 Science Club 1,2,3,4, P resident 43 Vaude- ville 43 Latin Club 3,41 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,41 Football2,3,43 Basketball Manager 2,33 Baseball Manager 2g Senior Play Cast3 Senior Boys' Septet3 May Court. YOU HAVE ATTAINED YOUR GOAL HERMAN RAY GARRETT Student Council 3,42 President 43 Pow Wow Staff 3,43 Honor Society 3,41 Quill and Scroll 3,42 Vice-President 4s Boys' State 33 Baseball 1.2.33 Basketball 1, 33 Lettermen's Club 3,43 Senior Play Cast, Senior Play Staff. PHYLLLS KAY GROFF Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Treasurer3Girls' Club 4. LEONARD ALLEN HADLEY Senior Play Staff JAMES OWEN HIGGINS Basketball l,3,43 Football 3,43 Letter- men's Club 43 SeniorPlayStaff43Sweet- heart King 43 May Court 4. CARL KEITH HOFFMAN Baseball 43 Track 33 Senior Play Staff. CHARLENE LOUISE HOLLINCSWORTH Tom Tom Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4: Girls' Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Betty Crocker Homemaker 43 Homecoming Queen Candidate 33 Girls' Chorus 1,23 Senior Play Staffg May Court. AND NOW GRADUATION APPROACHES RUTH ANN HUFFMAN Girls' Chorus 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club l,2, 3,45 Senior Play staff. ,IUDITH DIANE JORDAN Band 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Robed Choir 3,45 Vaudeville 35 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2, 3,45 Smior Girls' Septet5 Senior Play staff. JULIA DEANE LEAVITT Pow Wow staff 3,45HonorSociety 45 Quill and S croll 3,45 P resident 45 Girls ' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Library Club 45 Vaudeville 45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 G.A.A. 15 Senior Girls' Se,ptet5 Mixed Quartet 5 S enior Play Staff. CASSANDRA ELAINE METTLER Tom Tom Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,25 Senior Play Staff. MILDRED LOUISE MONDAY Girls' Chorus 1,2,35 Girls' Club 1,2,3, 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Senior Play staff. .TUDITH ANN PARSONS Band 1,2,3,4, President 35 Tom Tom Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 President 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Science Club 3,45 Vaudeville 45 Majorette 2,35 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,4,Vice- President 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Track Queen 35 Homecoming Queen Candidate 15 Class Vice-P resident 15 Senior Play Staffg May Queen. YOU OPEN THE DOORS OF THE FUTURE LUCINDA SUE PATTERSON Student Council 43 Torn Tom Staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,43 Robed Choir 3,43 Vice - President 43 Vaudeville 43 Girls'Club 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 23 Homecoming Queen 43 Senior Play Cast 43 Senior Girls' SCDIGIQ May Court. MARGARET JOAN PEYTON Girls' Chorus 1,25 Library Club 13 Secretary 13 Girls3 Club 1,2,3,43 Boost- er Club 1,2,3,43 Senior Play Staff. SHARON RUTH PLUNKETT Student Council 3,42 Pow Wow Staff 43 Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,41 Chorus 1,22 Science Club 3,42 Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 2, 3,42 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Senior Play Staff. MARCIA FLORISE PRITCHARD Band 1,25 Chorus 2g Student Council 2,32 Parliamentarian 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Pow Wow staff 3,43 Editor 43 Honor So- ciety 3,43 Vice-President 43 Quill and Scroll 3,43 Girls' State 33 Science Club 2,3,4: Secretary 33 Girls' Club l,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 Latin Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 23 Senior Play Cast. RUBY F LOY PRITCHETT Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Tom Tom staff 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3,43 Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,43 G.A.A. 1,23 Senior Play Cast3 Girls' Chorus 1. PATTY .TOAN RIEF Tom Tom Staff 43 Girls' Club 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3,4: Senior Play Staff. SUCCESS IS CARROLL LESLIE ROBERTS Senior Play Staff JOHN TIMOTHY SALE Band 1,2,3,45 Torn Tom staff 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 President 45 Boys' State 35 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Sci- ence Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 35 Latin Club 2,3,4, Sergeant-at-arms 25Basket- ball Manager l,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Track 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Class President 35 Senior Play Cast5 May Court5 Senior Boys' Septet. ROBERT DALE SCHULTS Tom Tom staff 45 Honor Society 3,45 Boys' State 35 Hi-Y 3,45 Sergeant-av Arms 45 Science Club 3,45 Track 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 35 Let- termen's Club 2,3,45 President 45 Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Sen- ior Play Cast5 Robin Hood Football 1, 2,3,45 Captain 45 All-Conference Bas- ketball 2,45 All-Conference Football 3.4. REX EUGENE SERVIES Student Cotmcil 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Honor Society 45 Sweetheart King Can- didate 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,45 Senior Play Cast. PATSY JOAN STANLEY Tom Tom Staff-w45 Honor Society 45 Secretary' 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,35 Senior Play C ast- WAYNE EARNEST STANLEY Torn Tom Staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Boys' Chorus l,2,3,45 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Vaudeville 2,45 Oratorical Contest 45 SeniorPlayCast5Senior Boys' Septet. WITHIN YOUR REACH THIS ENDS A PLEASANT INTERLLIDE LARRY FRANKLIN STEWART Boys' Chorus 1,35 Basketball 15 Base- ball 25 Track 15 Senior Play Staff. CAROLYN ROBERTA TSCHUDI Tom Tom staff 45 Pow Wow staff 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Girls' Club l,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Sen- ior Girls' Septetg Senior Play Cast. DAVID GLEN WALTON Senior Play staff SANDRA KAY WILLIAMS Girls' Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 455611- ior Play Staff. MARCIA JOANN WYATT Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Secretary 45 Girls' Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Snow Queen Can- didate 45 Vaudeville 3,45 Senior Girls' Septetg Senior Play Castg May Court. SANDRA LOUISE WYNN Band 1,2,3,45 Pow Wow staff 45 Tom Tom Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls' cho- rus 1,25 Majorette 2,3,45 Cheerleader 15 Girls' Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45Boost- er Club 1,2,3,45CLassSecretary 15Senior Play Staff. 47 SENIORS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS Members of the 1959 graduating class are: Carolyn Tschudi, Sandra Williams, Becky Baker, Marcia Wyatt, Linda Franklin, Ruby Pritchett, Mildred Monday, Marcia Pritchard and Karen Laymons. SECOND ROW: Judy Martin, Leonard Hadley, Kay Groff, Jim Higgins, Judy Adams, Rex Servies, Ruth Ann Huffman, Dave Walton, Sharon Broyles, Larry Stewart, and Joan Peyton. THIRD ROW: Phil Brickler, Julia Leavitt, Roland Eldridge, Patsy Stanley, Harry Clark, J udyP arsons, Wayne Stanley, Bonnie Boll, and J ere Crawley. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Plunkett, Carl Hoffman, Pat Rief, Herman Garrett, Charlene HolJingsworth,Tim Sale, Sandy Mettler, Carroll Roberts, and Judi Edmondson. FIFTH ROW: Judy Boulware, Charles Elliss, Susie Patterson, Bill F ranklin, Judy Jordan, Bob Schults, Floel C askey, and J ack Edwards. Dr. Virgil Hunt, president of the I.U. Marcia Pritchard received her diploma Extension Center, delivered Danville's 80thCom- IH-H8113 Cum laude and Ti-FH S819 81' Hdu-ated Cum mencement address, May 27. laude. Superintendent Claude O. Walls presented Baccalaureate services wereinthc-:Danville diplomas to the seniors who w 01- e w h i te and Christian Church, May 24. ReverendJohnWorrell forest green robes. gave the address. Bill Bair, Presidentg Allen Hearn, Vice- P r e s id e ntg Sam Etienne, Treasurerg Dinah Sue Berry, Secretary. CLASS OF '60 , l,,.. 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' . - SOPHOMORE Janice Anderson Glenn Ball Eleanor Barber Sharon Beasley Jerome Beightol Bob Brock Charles Bryant Mary Burnell Frank Chalfant Karen Chapman Sharon Chapman Bob Clark David Clark Carol Cook Nidra Cravens Sharon Crouch Janet Davis Rusty Davis Norman Dininger Helen Dove Bob Dunn Flora Eldridge Jill Elliott Judy Evans Gail Ferguson Sondra Fritsche Annice Frye Glenda Gedek Sandra Gentry Beverly Gibbs Dinah Gowin Harold Grammer Cynthia Hadley Joyce Hadley Barbara Hall Peggy Hamilton 55?-lfiefk rg, :QW-iEr!' U57-f! IQ K,w.,,X, --vwi., LOOK FORWARD TO EXCITI G JR. EU.. .. 1, . . ,1 ' fi mwfvx , E.,g.,,f,,..,f 1 ' Hsin . .K ,fR.Mk.4 1 ,, ms . My ,Q ,, - ,xr . P NF' 'Z Q -rf . r -s 5 . K I A is s is Eff 5 SN 5 9. KW S 35.1 5 5 1 R Y x Lx K 1524 ..,, 3 . lf 52562 . 'Eg f . xeszlm SMS ,X 2.5: ' iff ,iaifm ' ' W W, ..,,, .Nu fm,,,,g,,: , . , .. ...,,. 7 W . . 5 isis.. ., .. .Z M ami! X im S .+R-- ,ff - .. fi 11, ,. S 'W Q .E f.. ,gf .fa ,. 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M y if gs, l YJ, 1. eff was was SES, Y: .1 Qs, 1 M 4 QW-.ri2f,f. : ,K raw-,au ,m,r,,, YEAR Cris Ann Hearn Patty Higgins Sue Higgins Sally Howard Sandy Joyce Mary Lou Keller Karol Kolf Karen Kreighbaum Bob Lawson Sarah Lawson Patty Leavitt Karen Leslie Vivian Leslie Quindie Livingston Larry Lothridge Norma McGonigal Sandy Montgomery Karen Morphew Larry Morris Cathie Myers Mike Newman Eugene Oringderff David Parent Bill Patterson Pat Pedigo Janet Piper Carol Porter David Price Sherry Pruitt Janet Rohn Sally Royals John Shelton Jerry Smith Kenneth Smith Paul Tucker Phyllis Underwood Inez Van Horn Steve Watson Peggy Weakley Norris Williams Dana Willis Janice Wilson Mary Worrell NOT PICTURED Bill Dunn Jack Fender Judy Franklin Priscilla Lee Craig Widner, Presidentp Sue Peir son, S e c r e ta ry 5 Mary Franklin, Treasurer gKen Sale ,Vice- President . C ASS Q 3 P ,AQ .. Qwggg ff f .s,tf ,,,,i,-sf: J' !g ' W Q ' Q 4 gf ' .. 7 12 T S '.r A . M frs' 5555 Q, .xv Q ,QQQjf51f,,g? 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'Q' fi ' ' f l I'II M ,, lf, . x 4, If Y r svn ,,,, maxi, L, f If Jan Hodgen Mike Hollars Carla Honaker Judy Honaker Richard Huffman Judy Hughes Barbara Hutson Susen Jones Lynann Keeney Mike Leach Danny Lynch Caril Mallicont Marty Martin Janie McCammack Vyanne McCord Frank McGuyre Becky Miles Nancy Mitchell Pam Money Tim Mowery David Myers Doug Myers James Mynatt Susan Parker Michael Preecs Ellen Price Allen Pruitt Pauline Rutherford Jim Rief Sharon Rinehart Don Ritchey Norma Rodney Billy Rohn Suzanne Rutledge Stephen Sharp Saundra Springer Diana Stanford Michael Stewart Sally Sutherlin Karla Toney Howard Walls William Whittaker Gloria Wray Teresa Wynn NOT PICTURED Robert Officer Jim Rief Brenda Tomlinson FRESHMEN RECORD 7 WINS 5 LOSSES Members of the freshman basketball team are: M. Lynch, J. Monniger, A. Bryant, L. Iordan, K Sale, B. Kraft, D. Rader, M. Lilly, L. Alverson, W. Ellis, I. Gilbert, Student Manager and Mr. Gray Coach. The freshman yell leaders are Jackie Frazier, Sue Pierson and Mary Franklin. The freshman boys gain val- uable experience for varsity play byparticipating in freshman sports. The team won seven games this year and lost five. The freshman yell -leaders led the cheering for both the fresh- man and reserve teams. JUNIOR HIGH HAS SUCCESSFUL SEASON FIRST ROW: Willard Fry, Don Ritchie, Terry Chandler, .Timmy Disney, Mike Alex, Bob Lively and John Trotter, Coach. SECOND ROW: Denny Chandler, Dave Livingston,.T im Morgan, .T . C. Burnell, Don Spring- er, Don Wright and David Teany, Student Manager. Danvi1le's junior high basketball team, coached by John Trotter, finished the 1958-59 season with 18 wins and two losses. They placed second in the Mid-State .Tun- ior High Tourney at Decatur Central. They defeated Pittsboro 28-27 to win the Junior High County Tourney. During the season .T .C. Burnell racked up a total of 181 pointsg Terry Chandler was second with 127 and Don Springer was third with 100 points. CLUB BOOSTS TEAM TO VICTORY JUNIOR HIGH BOOSTER CLUB: S. Gilbert, G. Johnston, S. Rodney, B. Miles, S. Sutherlin, C. Honaker, M. Martin, R.E, Disney. SECOND ROW: W. Scudder, S. Lange, B. Parsons, B. Poynter, I. Gill, J, Hon- aker, L. Cummins, L, Chapman. THIRD ROW: C. Fisher. J. Cummins, D. Smith, C. Hanson, S. Jones, S. Rinehart, S. Rutledge, D. Dinsmore. FOUR'I'H ROW: J' . Hughes, J' . Campbell, F. Hughes, K. Lange, B, Higgins, M. L. Devers, P. Money, C. Malicoat. FIFTH ROW: K. Toney, L. Hadley, B. Wijlms, D. Stanford, E, Price, N. Mitchell, S. Furry, B. Miles. SIXTH ROW: N. McGonigal, C. Stanley,.T.C1'iSe, S. Parker, H. Hawley, P. Gill, N. Rodney, G, Wray, .T. MoCamrnick. ' Junior High Cheer Leaders are Carla Honaker, Sally Suther- land, Betty Miles, and Susie Rodney. ADVERTISING This view of Main Street is typical of the business dis- trict in Danville. Without the support of the merchants in the ad section it would not have been possible to publish this yearbook. We appreciate their patronage. FOR THE BEST IN QUALITY AND SERVICE Compliments KIGER Of 52 W. New York Street Art and Craft Materials School Supplies Educational Playthings School Equipment Danville Indiana Dick Kiger - Representative 1959 PAUL HARRIS Plainfield, Indiana Phone TE 9-3443 Layaway Morris Plan Charge Our 47th Year Providing Your Dependable Electric Service I PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA, INC. Good, Low-Cost Electric Service to More Than 700 Communities in 70 Counties in Indiana Danville Indiana THOMPSON DRUG COMPANY THE REXALL STORE Phone SH 5-2421 Three Registered Pharmacists BRADSHAW SHELL SERVICE 94 East Main Street Danville Indi Phone SH 5-4596 Compliments Of DANNER'S DIME STORE Danville Indiana Compliment Of WILLS' CLEANERS 68 S. Jefferson Danville India SH 5-2517 Compliments Of EM - ROE SPORTING GOODS CO. Indianapolis, Indiana Congratulations! Compliments Of To The Class Of 1959 FISHER ELEVATOR wwww Maplewood, Indiana Grain,Feed, Coal and Fertilizer Manufacturers of Banquets Feeds RALPH NORMAN AGENCY SH 5'2O88 Real Estate Insurance Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 W LTER LITO Oldsmobiles and GMC Trucks Ralph Walter Carol Walter Danville, Indiana Carol Hoffman watches Jack Edwards prepare a. loan for Darlene Hammond. CCJMM U ITY LOA H RNADAY MILK COMPANY, Inc. Select Milk 1447 West Market St. Indianapolis 22 Ind Compliments of DANVILLE FLORIST SH 5-2135 Danville Indiana Leonard Hadley waits patiently while Mr. Shaw fits Tim Sale for a new suit. SHAW'S CLOTHING STORE Danville, Indiana Congratulations to the Class of 1959 LOC-JAN'S MCDBILGAS AND DAIRY QUEEN Danville Main Street Indiana Phil Brickler selects graduation sun shown by Judy Parsons. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS HOUSE OF HADLEY SH. 5-4124 Danville, Indiana Compliments of THE REPUBLICAN Hendricks County' s Leading Newspaperu 6 East Main Danville, Indiana BOOSTERS DR. HARMON DR. EITNIER EAST SIDE RESTAURANT HEADS' CLOTHING LEACH 8 HAWLEY ROYAL LAUNDERETTE NILAH WILLIMS AVON MOTEL GAGE FOODS DANVILLE BEAUTY SHOP DANVILLE BOOK STORE Sylvia Pritchard, Patsy Stanley, and Sharon Cummins enjoy a refreshing coke. COFFEE CUP Compliments HALTON SINCLAIR of East Main Street OLD Danville, Indiana Congratulates the Seniors Becky Baker spins all the latest hits for Judy Boulware. DANVILLE RADIO AND RECORD SHOP Danville, Indiana Mr. Baker explains to Roland Eld- ridge and Carro11Roberts the quali- ties of the rifles in his store. BAKER'S ACE HARDWARE BAKER'S FUNERAL HOME 387 East Broadway Danville, Indiana ' .gl 593 F55 -, gf I, F ,HV HCME LLIMBER COMPAN SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF '59 Robert Barnett, Manager 327 Klondike Avenue Danville, Indiana , c p11 c Of c pl 1: JoHNsToN's REGAL Of STORE ED. sTEvENsoN AGENCY Quality 148 south washington st t Meat DanV'l1 I d a G SH 5-4466 a d Frozen Foods You will always get friendly and courteous service at GAZETTE RUTLEDGE Devoted To The News And D-X AND FIRESTONE Best Interests Of Hendricks County SH 5-2623 Established 1880 TAYLCDR AND TAYLOR ABSTRACTS AND INSURANCE SH 5-2382 Danville, Indiana Judy Adams and Kay Groff are quite amazed by the selections of watches dis- played by Karen Laymon. DON YORK JEWELER I I Compliments Congratulations of To the Senior Class. CLIP AND CURL If You must SO, go forward, and go. MRS. ESSIE GRINNEWALD HUFFORD SALES Compliments Of FRED HELTON Painting Contractor, I nterior and Exterior Decoratin 8 Danville Indiana RODNEY CHEVROLET DEALERS Danville Indiana Compliments Of KI RK'S IM PLEMENTS NEW IDEA IMPLEMENTS People you like . . . like Coke' W5 19 Wlfigfiax I :Chg IOTILED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IY L THE STATE BAN Danville, Indiana Three Convenient Locations Proudly Serving This Area Avon --- Danville --- Clayton Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Deposits up to 510,000 Insured X 'hs.., ,, 9 IT'S X Q 1002: QUALITY! Milk Ice Cream MAPLEHURST FARMS, INC. 3745 Farnsworth St. CH 4-2441 MAX GALLOWAY Yearbook Photographer GALLOWAY STUDIOS 24 E. 14th, Indianapolis INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Publishers Cover Manufacturers Book Binders Factory Home Office Kansas City THANKS TO Mrs. Vivian Gilham, Yearbook Sponsor. Mrs. Winifred Cantrell, School Secretary The faculty and students for their cooper- ation . Juniors Darlene Hammond and Amy Jo Har- vey for the hours they worked writing copy The merchants who advertised in our year- book . BOOSTERS HAMILTON-HARRIS DOG AND SUDS DAVIS MARKET CHESTY INC. 2:3 in of Cm R. 'EL V INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS f' o w Publishers - Manufacturers Yearbooks - Yearbook Covers Diplomas -- Graduation Announcements Factory - Home Office Kansas City, Mo. U.S.A. V x 53 3 i ff m A A-x 9' ....-- -A rf ....- S f ........ S Z ...... i f .,.. 5 f ...... S f -.... S 9' ....-- 2 f S --vs., - .:...4.,,, .fm iz 5 5 w w w E 5 5 s E 5 5 5 as ? 5 if K 14 5 Q. 3 2 1 L 3 S if 23 H I r 5 n i 5 5 ,.., ,,.. L,,,,., . ..,,A , .,,. ,4.... ,,. ..A.n., .,,., A E ? :Z 'S :Q as 5? N FY A Fi 5 Qs '14 WI Y A H 3 e 3 nz ,. Q15 fi ,SJ if 95 Ee E ,V. Ei Ei F eil 1 53 fa I 1 1 is J is 2. S. ff: ,e k K 3, R ff fi Q 'f .V 5 E