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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1963 volume:

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'VI M i963 Im Iwo 3611801116 fflylv Selva! fbauwdle, fndzkum Malay DHS The portals we enter at the start of our day. The classroom, the Staircase, the corridors, the athletic field. The voices, the faces, Places, times, and events. Ever changing, never the same and ever New. . .our scene is exciting and alive. The building, teachers, students, Friends, loyalities, victories, and defeats. . .things dear to us. They Are now here, and a moment later gone This has been our Life. .and it Will live in our memory. Clau of '63 ? Q L 2 , 1' A M get A V , ,X , . ,.......-.. A-'1 Helen Collins--Come on, Mommy, I'm ready. Martha McGoniga1--He's over there. Jim Disney--How do you like this pose? ? f? ...J f Mike Hammond--Hey, lem go. Zsie11dyI?1ciuFldei3--If you come any oser Jum . Gloria I0hf1SIOH--What. me Speed- Jerry Chandler--I am not in the birdbath. ing. fr- Om Salvo! lwea flcwe fem One section of the first grade began its diligent study under Mrs. Crane. The third grade boys pose for a picture. Second EY21dC W61'S I. C. , Howard. and Terry always with the girls? Filled WM joy - This is the way our team started in the third grade. Terry Chandler, Dave Teany, Dave Weaver, and Don Wright pose for a nice picture. Jim Disney enjoys a dance with Mrs. Helton. V-A, Wi ,. W The fifth grade girls model their new dresses. Everyone had a good time at Judy Gi11'S party. Gm! Scam and Campa f Y nf 'ff .LA XX A l my Jill C1'iSS OH K. P- DUIY2 Anybody for a bedtime story? The Little House was the scene of many Scout meetings. The Girl Scouts pose for a picture with Girl Scouts Prepare fOr an Outing- their Den Mother. Www md 'Ima Judy Gill, Craig Bair, Susie Rodney, and Bob Thompson enjoyed their first serni-formal dance in the seventh grade. Come on, you two, quit looking at the camera After a vigorous game of basketball, the guests at Howard's and dance. party take time out for a picture. N1 l wg st, 4 Seventh grade steadies were often seen at the record hops. 170044 and Facia xx During the fFeShH13l'1 Year. Slumber parties Some people think a slumber party means were a great fad. a time for sleeping. Guess what this is ,Morn? rl. if 1 Honest, we don't sit in the corner all evening. Q9 Om ,Ewa K 55 The senior girls sport the popsicle fad. Another QFOUP Of S9Hi01' Qif1S CaICl'1 UD 011 the latest gossip. Eating seems to be the senior boys favorite pastime. After lunch the senior boys stand in a circle These girls relax after lunch by doing the 10 and talk. twist, -1 W! :Wu wg Ni gg . ii Sxisi S: N a R55 3 i 1 gif 4 MR X Q Q .wx T -Q33 f 1 Ylxls Q 2 3 S. N X K 3 .. SS M W-X. S X 1 5 . 7 N5 Sl X L A R35 .M - 3541 J 3 Xi E x ,J , Q fl . 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Following the introduction of the freshmen, the formal welcome and response were given by Howard Conley, senior class president, and Mike Sid- dons, freshman class president. Decorations consisted of various colored crepe paper with lollipop and rose trees. The Headliners provided the music for the first formal dance of the year. The first dance is enjoyed by seniors and freshmen. 4 Quan lame 'rw Om Queen Louise Cummins, junior, sheds tears of joy after being crowned queen. The other candidates include Connie Hanson, senior, Pat Parsons, sophomore, and Janet Dinsmore, freshman. Louise Cummins, Junior, wascrowned Homecoming Queen during the half-time ceremonies of the Decatur Central football 'game by I. C. Burnell, football captain. Queen Louise reigned over the Homecoming Dance in the Grid Room following the game. Seniors took top honors in the float competition. The huge, gold-trimmed, black cannon shot firecrackers into the air to carry out the theme, Blast 'Em. Cannon balls and a rifle leaning against a stump added to the warlike appearance of the float. The Student Council sponsored the Home- coming activities. Homecomzq ffctwitzza Blast 'Em, the senior float, won top honors in the float competition. Queen Louise Cummins is crowned by J. C. Burnell, football captain, to highlight the evening. The Warriors fought hard to defeat Decatur Central 53-0 to make the evening perfect. ewwlwlq of Snow Quan The sound of jingle bells, bouquets of mistletoe and holly, and a Christmas kiss from the Hi-Y President, all com- bined to add holiday spirit to the annual Christmas dance. When all of these in- gredients are put together and mixed well, the result is a good time. This is the recipe that D.H.S. students follow- ed to make the dance and half-time crowning of Snow Queen Judy Gill a hit. Rick Wilson crowns Judy Gill, Snow Queen of the Seventh Annual Snow Dance. The candidates are Jill Crise, Susie Rodney, Queen To make an even more Successful evening, the Judy and Becky Pgynter, Mighty Warriors WOll 72-53. flfydlqlda flaqtme The candidates and their escorts applaud Queen Judy. LEFT TO RIGHT: Rick Wilson, Hi-Y President, Jill Crise, David Teany, Judy Gill, John Carr, Susie Rodney, Bill Montgomery, Becky Poynter and Don Wright. The Senior girls gather around to congratulate the Queen. 19 GW CW Steve Fender and Michele Hazelwood admire the unique Cherry Tree . The Cherry Chop was the theme chosen for a semi-formal dance in the Grid Room. In the center of the dance floor, a large tree covered with red balloons accented the theme, Crepe paper in patriotic colors with hatchets and profiles of George Wash- ington added an air of celebration to the National holiday. Couples danced to the romantic music of the DHS Dance Band while Mr. Lynn Jones directed. f,Xf A .Sid .Mike Arnold helps Sally Myers with her coat. The Dance Band supplied the music for the Cherry 20 Chop. C0 mea Watdmqton I i xr x y fl! 5 if E f , The success of the Cherry Chop was credited to Mr. Freshmen enjoyed a short chat between dances. Lynn Jones and the Dance Band. Couples rest after a vigorous twist. Couples danced to slow dances, as well as cha-chas and twists. 21 . A wg A ,lr , M , ,W W 'ex 5, , . King of flwda This year the King of Hearts was sponsored by the Tom Tom Staff, and the P.T.A. sponsored the dance at which he was crowned. The entire stu- dent body elected the king from a list of senior boys. Dave Weaver received the most votes and was crowned king by Helen Collins and Martha McGoniga1, co-editors of the Tom Tom. Other candidates included: I. C. Burnell, Howard Con- ley, and Jim Disney. Howard Conley, J. C. Burnell, and Jim Disney were the other three Sweetheart King Candidates. ffofwfw me featowed on Saum EN Vx W ll fl w 4 3 I l 1 1 ! rr Chosen by the DHS faculty on the basis of charac- ter, leadership, scholarship, citizenship, and service, Helen Collins represented Danville High School in the county DAR, Daughters of the Amer- ican Revolution, contest. The test, given to the DAR Good Citizens throughout the country, em- phasized government on the federal, state, and local levels. On November 17, 1963, Ed Rose earned a first place ribbon in the Boys' Radio Division in the Ben Davis Speech Contest. To win this ribbon, it was necessary for Ed to edit copy in a given time limit, read advertising copy. and ad lib a sports account. Ed also placed in the finals in the boys' Radio Division at Jefferson High School in Lafayette on February 9, 1963, and entered the sectional tourney at Bainbridge on March 9, 1963. 1'? From a test on the knowledge of home economics given to senior girls, Betty Miles was selected the annual Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. As an award Betty received a letter of congratula- tions from Betty Crocker and a homemaker pin. After winning in the local competition, Betty's papers were submitted for state competition. f:F 2 in 24 flcademzx With the never-ending help and patience of the teachers The students are given a chance to pursue The search for truth as they become tomorrow 's leaders Through the academic courses offered at DHS. fi 'fu Danville High School came under the reorganization plan this year. From September to January our school board was guided by its President, Mr. Howard Conley. Judge Richard Groover appointed a school board that began functioning January 1, 1963. The members of both school boards strived to fulfill the needs of the student body and the faculty. MERRILL D. VAUGHAN Mr. Merrill Vaughan, performing the duties of the superintendent of Danville Public Schools, was assisted by X his secretary, Mrs. Ruth Jones. RUTH JONES SEATED: Left to Right are: Dr. Lloyd Terry, Merrill Vaughan, Ruth Jones, Howard Conley, Hugh Weaver, Robert Barnett, Lee Himsel. STANDING: Vincin Helton, Randall Joseph, Hursel Disney. NOT PICTURED, William McPeek. if HENRY N . COX .K g gf P, . A . x 1 ,, l XQNXX 1 . if .k-k K .4 H y W C , s tyre '3 K P ,Qii:S5gg,sf ' H A r S ' mf ,gs ge.: i fiffm .Z S if . L J 4 ' ' f ' , up ,: X X X li X , L 532. 1 -J .J L jr M 1' A f f ' M A ---- ' M , MAX GIBBS MAX GIBBS, Vice -Principal, not only lends a helping hand in the administration of our school but also teaches biology and health. KATY BURROWS, School Secretary, served long and innumerable hours for the school and its students not only while at school, but often while at home. Gwklmce MR. HENRY COX, Principal of D.H.S. is not only an outstanding figure in our school system, but also a friend to the students and faculty. He strives to make the lives of the students pleasant and meaningful, and is always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it. Mr. Cox also teaches plane geometry. MARIAN MILLER, Guidance Counselor, was always willing to help when the stu- dents needed her most. Her valuable advice will always be a help to the stu- dents. L ...,y,- i MARIAN MILLER I -PK KU' KATY BURROWS W :-www, BURNS BECHT Freshman Citizenship, World History, U.S. History, Hi-Y Sponsor, Assistant Football Coach LOUISE DOLLENS Physical Education, Eighth Grade English, Booster Club Sponsor, Cheerleader Adviser. EDWARD ETIENNE Algebra I, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Junior Class Sponsor. ROBERT ETIENNE Physical Education, Biology, Lettermen 's Club Sponsor, Assistant Basketball Coach, Track Coach. VIVIAN GILHAM Typing I and II, Journalism, Pow Wow Adviser, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. KEITH GREVE Government, Sociology, World History, Basket- ball Coach, Assistant Track Coach. MARY HELBIG Home Economics ROSEMARY HELTON Algebra I, Eighth Grade Mathematics, Freshman Class Sponsor. Tfwaide 25. ff. 5. Stadenta MILDRED HOGE Eighth Grade Freshman English, Librarian, Library Club Sponsor. DAVID JONES Industrial Arts 8, I, and II, Sophomore Class Sponsor. LYNN JONES High School Band, Robed Choir, Junior Choir Elementary Band. BILL KASSIS Freshman English, Latin I and II, Latin Club Sponsor. WANDA KECK World History, Spanish I and II, Spanish Club - Sponsor, Honor Society Sponsor. RUSSELL KIRTS Physical Science, Chemistry, Physics, Solid Geometry, Science Club Sponsor. IEANETTE KRAFT Junior English, Art, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. ROBERT LEEDY Eighth Grade History, Freshman Citizenship, Freshman Class Sponsor, Baseball Coach. I . .Li ' 'CL r . u With on Well-750wwfed MILDRED WIDENER School Nurse. FERN MCELWAIN General Business, Bookkeeping Iand II, Business Math, Tom Tom Adviser. SUSAN PAGE Freshman and Sophomore English, Speech, Sophomore Class Sponsor. ROBERT PEDIGO Biology, Eighth and Ninth Grade Physical Edu- cation, Sophomore Class Sponsor, Football Coach MABEL PRITCHETT Speech, Senior English, Speech Club Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. Howe Food - Wal! 5006 ffcwe fmldmq - Will ' ' 1 Y i , vi- rr - A Y. A 1 xx - X I s 1 ig,e53f'giExmfJ:S?i, I i g'i .,,:'X ' if:S- s 1 X Fr in Q- i?iLi:L's:?i7T3 !ff'NVU sM'. ' I ' 'N K' if . ? 3 , .. 4 T A K-A 5:55 .f T-if J Q ,.-, Through rain, sleet, and snow the busses must go. Transporting students in all kinds of weather is not always an easy task for the bus drivers. We are very proud of Effa Disney, Gene Ware, Ferris Stanford, Frank Wynn, Floyd Jennings, Warren Weakley, Maurice Woods, and Audrey Cane. The cooks, Ophelia Mitchell, Helen Mitchell, Hazel Slater, Margaret Lynch, and Chloe Morgan, prepare well-balanced meals for the students and teachers. Often they are called upon to serve banquets. g:.' -:i'.Tf:..:':.E ..2'..fi- .f7- ... .. :M .-,r.:1r, - -ff -s -' '.- -'T L '?iE'E'IE-:ZLI?E:. '2:l'E.'-'5.3Z-Ez:g33?.i'i'L'1E'lf-.?::::f r wr --....--::.----------2-5.-M-....,.....,M . Nw,,,,,, in Eze:-2-zaligflitii-5232235494:-5i'f2iii3gssae?-5.5 sz ' if-vgs-gg-3-.La-15.1-zfgiilii-E5t2.J-:?:5tg-1153513355 lil X .:':':s:-:.:..s..---.....-........---M---'nu' - --W -W-0 -.. ':'a........-..--..-..:-.MM-,wam,Nm.,,N 4 W L, t-3.'m.::..-a':.-r... .- . .......--W The custodians, Mr. Hadley, Mr. Stanford, and Mr. Chasteen, keep our school in good condition. They work long hours to provide a clean building of which we can be proud. 74,4614 254444444 77Z0dl7UL 141444444 If AW The Junior English Class seem to enjoy reading stories in their American Literature textbooks. N.. English is taught to the students of D.H.S. by Mrs. Louise Dollens, Mrs. Mildred Hoge, Mr. Bill Kassis, Mrs. Jeanette Kraft, Miss Susan Page and Mrs. Mable Pritchett. Beginning with this year, the Senior English department was divided into college preparatory and Business English classes. The courses offered during the four years of high school are Speec Grammar, Literature and Composition. Aside from the regular English courses, a student may take Journalism, taught by Mrs. Vivian Gilham, for extra training in newspaper work. As Russell Leach gives his book report, his classmates listen with interest. Speech Zleaelapt Slfdla at Spwlemq The team of Jim Disney and Terry Chandler give their refutation, while Jill Crise and Becky Parsons think of possible questions to ask them. Speech students are now offered an advanced course of debate and dramatics after completion of the required sophomore speech course and the junior and senior speech class. This year DHS became a member of the Forensic Debating League, which enables speech students to participate in debate and speech contests. The Jury- Room, a three-act mystery, was presented by the speech class on October 26? 1962. A spring variety show was also presented jointly by the Speech Club and the music department. Miss Susan Page and Mrs. Mable Pritchett aid students in developing the basic skills of public speaking. Purdue Assembly delegates are, row one: J. Disney T. Chandler, B. Poynter, J. Gill, E. Rose, H. Conley. Row Two: D. Livingston, J. Crise, M. Martin, C. Bair, P. Dagan, R. Dollens, R. Harbin. lfeatmdaq ipwfiafcea lla for Uomwww Members ofthe senior government class learn the fundamentals of good government. The freshmen seem to enjoy their citizenship class. Yesterday prepares us for tomorrow might well be the motto of the social studies classes at DHS. In the four classes of social studies, pupils learn that history repeats itself and prepares us for tomorrow. Courses of citizenship and U.S. Government prepare students to face the responsibility of an American citizen, while World History and U. S. History teach them how their ancestors organized and upheld their governments. History classes are taught by Mr. Burns Becht, Mr. Keith Greve, Miss Wanda Keck, and Mr. Robert Leedy. 7IZa,tfv-74 fam fam ffiqw Sdwatiora I t N ' .4 nm Don Ritchey shows the class how a simple algebra problem is worked. Compasses, slide rules, and protractors are vital tools of learning for D.H, S. math students. Business math, algebra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, solid geome- try and trigonometry prepare students for a higher education. Rosemary Helton, Fern McElwain, Henry Cox, Edward Etienne and Russell Kirts try to stimulate interest and guide the students through the math courses. Jack Clark tries to find the solution to his solid geometry problem. Q ,lmaguaqea A46 70014 foe .5 Gavin Hadley conjugates a Latin verb while his class- mates watch for errors. The well-known question of gQQuieh sabe? is as familiar to the Spanish students as the conjugation of amo, amas, amat is to the members ofthe Latin class. In addition to learning to speak EspoTiol, the Spanish students try to capture a little of the excitement and romance of Spain and other Latin American countries. The Latin classes learn to make better use of their vocabularies while being introduced to Rome and works of Caesar. Helping the students to make better use of these languages are Miss Wanda Keck of the Spanish department and Mr. Bill Kassis of the Latin department. fyHabla usted espanol? 34 Om ffm 7+ Business courses at DHS provide students with the opportunity to further their knowledge of general office practices and to improve their basic skills. Business arithmetic, general business, typing I and II, shorthand I and II, and bookkeeping land II add variety to the business courses. Mrs. Vivian Gilham, Mrs. Marian Miller, and Mrs. Fern McElwain strive to promote interest in the field of business education. Mrs. McElwain assists the advanced bookkeeping students with their work. ,f ,rr X '--- X. , up Ix. if Second year shorthand students often take dictation at the board. Home 50. and SW Wwaido Uacatimal Umm X XJ 5 The Sophomore Home Economics girls learn to prepare many delicious meals. Eighth Grade Shop boys learn the uses of many different tools. When walking through the halls of DHS you may hear one of the boys exclaim- ing, Boy! What's cooking? It sure smells goodl They realize the delicious odor is coming from the Home Economics Depart- ment, where girls are taught the fundamentals of cooking delicacies, and practical and ec- onomical foods. Mrs. Mary Helbig, Home Economics teacher, also teaches the girls the differences in fabrics, techniques in sewing, and making an inexpensive dress look unique and expen- sive. The industrial Arts classes, under the instruction of Mr. David Jones, learned the fundamentals of woodworking, metalworking, printing and technical drafting. fm W1 626. Zbwelop :mm Wx sw Carol Griffin and Butch Page make a colorful display in the art room. The art classes, under the direction of Mrs. Jeanette Kraft, are always busy with a new project. Crayon mosaics, charcoal por- traits and paper tissue angels are only a few of the many interesting projects that students have completed this year. Many of these projects have been displayed on the bulletin board in the lower hall. Under the supervision of Mrs. Louise Dollens and Mr. Bob Etienne the eighth grade, Freshmen and Sophomores participate in exercises, relays, skill tests and games in order to better their health and to learn the necessity of teamwork. The knowledge gain- ed from sore muscles and defeated teams will be beneficial to all participants in their future lives. Eighth grade boys learn the techniques in playing basket ball. Malay DHS' 'V OWWUQGWM Through togetherness and learning how to work ..... And to work well with others, many new friendships, As well as the interesting experiences and knowledge Given to us from our organizations will be Remembered through the years. Home Sandy 7fw0wte4 fllylu .Mala ROW ONE: H. Collins, G. Johnston, B. Parsons, B. Poynter, W. Scudder, C. Hanson, Miss Keck. ROW TWO: A. Underhill, C. Bair, J. Disney, B. Montgomery, D. Irwin, J. Mynatt. ROW THREE: L. Rammel, S. Smith, S. Jones, R. Disney, L. Cummins, S. Sutherlin. ROW FOUR: T. Crews, G. Rogers, T. Mowery R. Dollens, R. Harbin, M. Barber. The members of the National Honor Society promote high ideals throughout the student body. Selected on the basis of Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service, members must rank in the upper one -third of their class. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS: Bill Montgomery, President, Wendy Scudder, Secretary, Sally Suther- lin. Treasurerg Craig Bair, Vice-President. Coma! Helm Gowm 25.fl.S. ROW ONE: C. Hanson, L. Cummins, C. Honaker, J. Crise, C. Bair, D. Irwin, Mrs. Miller. ROW TWO: C. Etienne, J. Dinsmore, S. Mitchell, J. Cummins, J. Disney, H. Collins, R. Dollens, D. Ledgerwood. ROW THREE: A. Underhill, L. Rammel, D. Weaver, R. Disney, M. Volpp, M. Bar- ber, R. Rogers, T. Crews. fwfr wr it I Student Council Officers were -- SEATED: C. Honaker, Secretary: J. Crise, Parliamentariang L, Cummins, Vice -President. STANDING: D, Irwin, President: C. Bair, Treasurer. 5 ng sz I I 5 I . v 51 ty. The Student Council, a government of the students, by the students and for the students, discusses and promotes student activities. The Council and its sponsor, Mrs. Marian Miller, began a busy schedule with Homecoming activities. Among its other activities are County College Night, Teacher Appreciation Day, Job -O -Rama, Christmas decorations, Award Night and May Prom. The Council, one of'the most active organizations at D. H. S. also sponsors the student exchange program. Speech and yffdfilllb C0464 7fwowte f-1' We KCTS ROW ONE: J. Crise, R. Wilson, D. Livingston, J. Gill, K. Vannice, J. Disney, S. Myers, E. Rose. ROW TWO: Mrs. M. Pritchett, Sponsor: J. Chandler, C. Bair, R. Dollens, G. Johnston, T. Hoffman, B. Mont- gomery, B. Thompson. ROW THREE: J. Carr, D. Hadley, M. Stewart, H. Conley, T. Chandler, B. Poynter, B. Parsons, J. Morgan. ROW FOUR: W. Tague, M. Hollars, M. Martin, T. Mowery, S. Jones, J. Hughes, H. Hawley, R. Harbin. 5 ...Eli E SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS, SEATED: S. Myers, Sec- retary: J. Gill, Treasurerg K. Vannice, Presidentg D. Livingston, Vice-President. STANDING: J. Disney, Parliamentariang E. Rose, Sergeant-at-Arms. The Speech Club, in its second year of existence was founded to promote an interest in dramatics. The club gave a play entitled The Jury Room and helped produce the Spring Variety Show. New members were initiated in February and May. The club gained mem bership into the Thespian Society in 1962 and became Troupe No. 2246. Mrs. Mabel Pritchett is the club sponsor. mawaamlb ' fum ROW ONE: J. Crise, R. Wilson, D. Livingston, I. Gill, K. Vannice, J. Disney, S. Myers. ROW TWO: Mrs. M. Pritchett, Sponsor, C. Bair, H. Conley, G. Johnston, B. Montgomery, B. Parsons. ROW THREE: J. Carr, S. Jones, T. Chandler, B. Poynter, E. Rose. To advance and improve the program of the drama- tic arts in Danville High School is the purpose of Thespian Troup 2246. Thespian Society is a select group of speech club pupils who have earned the re- quired ten points by hard work in every phase of the dramatic arts. In co-operation with the Speech Club, the Thespians participated in the Ben Davis and Eastern High School contests, and attended Purdue Legislature. Mymmismmmnmz Howard Conley and John Carr debated against Sally Myers and Kitty Vannice for several differ- ent groups. Staffa Wow on ROW ONE: Mrs. McElwain, H. Collins, M. Hammond, M. McGonigal, W. Scudder, S. Rodney, B. Poynter, T. Chandler. ROW TWO: J. Gill, J. Cummins, B. Miles, C. Andrews, J. Crise, K. Vannice, S. Myers, P. Smeaton. ROW THREE: J. Hughes, J. Campbell, S. Lange, K. Lange, B. Higgins, R. Morphew, B. Willms, G. Johnston. ROW FOUR: S. Gilbert, J. Chandler, C. Bair, D. Pope, S. Fender, H. Conley, J. Morgan. SSS Mike Hammond, sports editorg and Helen Collins, co-editor, proofread layouts while Wendy Scudder, literary editor, and Martha McGonigal, co-editor, prepare another layout. Working many long hours to prepare this year's annual, the Tom Tom staff gained valu- able experience. To make a project as big as the Tom Tom successful, it takes co-operation on the part of the entire staff. The co-editors, Helen Collins and Martha McGonigal, led the staff through some difficult timesg and Mrs. Fern McElwain, the Tom Tom adviser, proved to be invaluable when the editors and staff were stumped by a major problem. The beautiful shining pages hold fond mem- ories for everyone at DHS, especially the seniors. The memories of dances and ballgames, captured so well by Mr. Galloway's pictures, will never be forgotten. rm sawn ROW ONE: I. Cummins, S. Gilbert, M. Hammond, B. Miles, J. Crise, M. McGonigal, Ju. Hughes B. Poynter, Mrs. V. Gilham, Sponsor. ROW TWO: J. Campbell, R. Morphew, W. Scudder, S. Rodney, C. Bair, K. Vannice, P. Smeaton, B. Willms, D. Kolf. ROW THREE: S. Jones, C. Griffin Je. Hughes, D. Sterrett, J. Disney, M. Stewart, H. Conley, J. Chandler, J. Pritchett. Friday presents a hectic day for the Pow Wow Staff as they strive to put the finishing touches on the school paper and rush to meet the deadline. Editor Jill Crise keeps every- thing under control as the process of printing the paper gets under way. Dummying, stenciling, and mimeo- graphing are the three stages that go on behind the scenes in order to meet the weekly dead- line. Mrs. Vivian Gilham, Adviser, inspires the staff to maintain their A11-American Rating of the Pow Wow. -iw f 1 , . sssiiww .M X..-f . W Jill Crise and Judy Hughes proofread a stencil while Howard Conley, Mike Hammond, and Suzie Gilbert read their dummy pages. Wauqiza, ROW ONE: S. Rodney, G. Johnston, C. Griffin, B. Parsons, S. Gilbert, C. Hanson, V. McCord, D. Smith, C. Andrews, K. Vannice. ROW TWO: Mrs. M. Pritchett, Sponsorg M. Martin, W. Scudder, B. Miles, B. Poynter, J. Gill, S. Sutherlin, D. Dinsmore, H. Hawley, S. Lange, K. Lange, Mrs. J. Kraft, Sponsor. ROW THREE: S. Myers, C. Honaker, S. Smith, D. Honey, C. Cox, L. Cornwell, J. Clark, M, Ferguson, L. Hadley, D. Gipson, S. Parker, B. Hutson. ROW FOUR: J. Crise, S. Jones, P. Davis, C. Strockrahm, D. Weaver, P. Parsons, L. Gentry, S. Ellis, S. Falls, B. Miles, P.'Gill. V39 TRI-HI-Y OFFICERS, SEATED: D. Smith, Secretary: S. Gilbert, Presidentg B. Parsons, Vice-President. STANDrNG: C. Griffin, Sergeant-at-Arms: G. Johnston, Songleaderg V. McCord, Chaplain. NOT PICTURED: Connie Hanson, Treasurer. Tri-Hi-Y promotes high standards of Christian living throughout the home, school and community. Sponsored by Mrs. Mable Pritchett and Mrs. Jeannette Kraft, the Tri-Hi-Y teaches the girls how to set better Christian examples for others. This year one of the many service projects was collecting money for the Mentally Handicapped Would, Clem Eeeda ROW ONE: Mr. B. Becht, Sponsorg D. Vaughan, J. Disney, R. Wilson, B. Montgomery, D. Livingston, E. Rose. ROW TWO: D. Wright, I. Chandler, R. Harbin, H. Conley, J. Shields, D. Myers, J. Devers, J. Porter. ROW THREE: D. Pope, M, Warnock, M. Hammond, R. Dollens, L. Cox, M. Arnold, M. Gilbreath. ROW FOUR: C. Bair, B. Conley, J. Lynch, S. Barnett, D. Underwood, G. Wiggam, D. Hoge, I. Carr. The main objective of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Membership is open to all Sophomore, Jun- ior and Senior boys who maintain a C average and complete eight service hours. One of the activities which the Hi -Y par- ticipated in was the planting of shrubs around the Victory Be11 . The shrubs were donated by the PSI CHI OMEGA sorority. - idd'i'kl 1, ..,, .....,.-.-.- ..., .,,. .VV -v. -Y-, , Hd., re'-'f -v--1 ..-4.......!f--M 3 Hi-Y Officers are -- SEATED: B. Mom- gomery, Secretary, R. Wilson, Presidentg D. Teany, Vice-President. STANDING: J. Disney, Treasurer, E. Rose, Chaplain, D. Vaughan, Sergeant-at-Armsg D. Liv- ingston, Historian. 49 foaaww iawowte Sem! Spvuit s 5 2 E 3 OFFICERS ARE--SEATED: P. Davis, Sophomore Representative, J. Jenner, Eighth Grade Rep- resentativeg B. Newhart, Freshman Represent- ative. STANDING: G. Wray, Junior Repre- sentativeg G. Johnston, Chairman, J. Cummins, Senior Representative. Encouraging the mighty Warriors on to victory, the Booster Club forms the lifeblood of school spirit and enthusiasm. It is present at every game, never giving up hope of an added victory to the Warrior record. During the tourneys the Booster Club, which consists of both boys and girls, uses headbands mittens, and cards to add variety to the thrilling games. The Booster Club Chairman works many long hours with the class representatives keeping the club in top shape and planning pep sessions. Assisting them are the cheerleaders and the club sponsor, Mrs. Louise Dollens. cuulfack lettwnm ROW ONE: T. Hoffman, J. Disney, J. Morgan, E. Rose, D. Wright, T. Chandler, I. C. Burnell, G. Carroll, D. Livingston. ROW TWO: Mr. Etienne, sponsor, D. Pope, J. Mynatt, N. Blum, D. Teany, R. Wilson, D. Otoupal, J. Shields, M. Hammond, H. Conley. ROW THREE: S, Fender, B. Conley, M. Hollars, S. Carter, D. Vaughan, R. Harbin, D. Ritchey, D. Myers, A. Pruitt. M Leach T Clark The basic principles of the Lettermen's Club are to manship. Members of the club have to participate in a varsity sport and have earned at least one let ter. Seniors who have earned two varsity letters in a major and minor sport are awarded letter jack- ets. Seniors who received jackets this year are: I C. Burnell, George Carroll, Terry Chandler, Jim Disney, Terry Hoffman, Dave Livingston, Jim Mor- gan, Ed Rose, Dave Teany, Rick Wilson, and Don Wright. Sponsoring the club this year is Mr. Rob- ert Etienne assistant basketball coach yu' C s Digi i .faults 221 up ,T NIA R 'A z e rl, g . . V ROW FOUR: D. Roe, M. Gilbreath, J. Higgins, B. Decker, J. Watson, R. Ritchey, D. Chandler, ll - f s IJ . stimulate school spirit and to promote good sports- FRN i if 4 . fig N 'lil Y R H im I, X' 1 -1 'R K i iv ,ntl - ,S 3 ,L ,I 1, R 1 ' ni 5 lt.. Q un i In CT 1' E, g ' .0 K X I I-S ' x.I I l I ' ' l ' 'T l fr- fl ' X W' i y r I X if V I ' I, ' - ' Y l .f . -' ' . ' ' . 2 I l - ' 0 0 A S . A 53 -fix Egg Lettermen's Club officers were, SEATED: D. Teany, Treasurer: I. Burnell, President: T. Chandler, Vice-President. STANDING: N. Blum, Chaplain: D. Wright, Secretary? J. My- natt, Sergeant-at-Arms. Stadem leafm ROW ONE: H. Collins, C. Griffin, P. Dagan, R. Harbin, G. Johnston, B. Parsons, S. Myers, J. Gill, J. Cummins, Miss Keck, Sponsor. ROW TWO: C. Bair, J. Disney, S. Fender, M. Hammond, H. Conley, D. Irwin. J. Chandler P. Smeaton, J. Crise, S. Rodney. ROW THREE: D. Myers, D. Vaughan, R. Dollens, W. Tague, D. Myers, L. Cox, M. Arnold, M. Smeaton, K. Stephenson, B. Poynter. ROW FOUR: D. Livingston, J. Harvey, S. Sutherlin, K. Smith, D. Dinsmore, B. Miles, J. Hughes, S. Thompson, J. Wiggam, T. Stephenson. - 'YW ilu' .f 1-5- K ' , I P 3 -I , ' Nav i ' 'li Zi!! X n ,-:QA Spanish Club Officers were -- SEATED: S. Myers, Treasurerg G. Johnston, Vice -Presidentg B. Par- sons, Secretary. STANDING: R. Harbin, Presi- dent, P. Dagan, Parliamentarian. E1 Circulo de Espanol, the Spanish Club was organ- ized to promote interest in Spanish and to learn the customs and the way of life of our friends in Mexico. The club has a traditional Spanish Club Christmas party and often sees film strips concerning the culture of the Spanish language. Any pupil who is enrolled or has completed one year of Spanish is eligible for membership. Miss Wanda Keck, Spanish teacher, sponsors the club. ffffowt Wear Cultww ROW ONE: C. Bair, S. Fender, M. Hammond, J. Cummins, C. Griffin, M. Barber, Mr. Kassis, T. Mowery, L. Comer, K. Smith, L. Rammel, T. Cowles. ROW TWO: R. Harbin, D. Livingston, J. Honaker, C. Honaker, L, Cummins, D. Myers, D. Vaughn, H. Conley, J. Clark, C. Piper, A. Underhill, M. Carter. ROW THREE: T. Crews, L. Cox, S. Barnett, G. Wiggam, J. Disney, D. Underwood, S. Johnston, R. Dollens, M. Volpp, I. Harvey, S. Carter, S. Randolf, S. Smith. ROW FOUR: S. Sutherlin, G. Rogers, K. Robinson, G. Ball, T. Wills, T. Vannice, T. Kraft, N. Blum, D. Dinsmote, P. Gill, B. Miles, K. Mood. ROW FIVE: J. Watson, B. Jordan, B. Conley, B. Jordan, S. Falls, P. Davis, J. Clark, M. Ferguson, M. Collins, S. Chandler, P. Dellinger, D. Honey, H. Hawley. ROW SIX: S. Kropp, D. Myers, T. Clark, R. Disney, B. Leimenstoll, P. Parsons, C. Stockrahm, D. Weaver, L. Gentry, J. Blair, L. Heard, D. Eggleston. The Latin Club, Amici Latini, stimulates further interest in the ancient Latin language. The Danville Chapter sponsored by William Kassis is affiliated with the American Junior Classical League. The highlight of its activities is the annual Roman Banquet, which includes a feast prepared and served by the initiate slaves. OFFICERS WERE: L. Comer, Treasurer, T. Mow- ery, President, K. Smith, Secretaryg M. Barber, Vice -President. 53 Stadmta Uodaq. Summa 7ofrwfuww ROW ONE: J. Carr, C. Bair, B. Parsons, D. Irwin, B. Montgomery, C. Hanson, J. Shields, J. Porter, Mr. Kirts, Sponsor: M. Collins. ROW TWO: D. Livingston, J. Cummins, B. Miles, J. Gill, R. Wilson, S. Myers, P. Smeaton, K. Vannice, J. Harvey, P. Dellinger, R. Harbin. ROW THREE: E. Rose, B. Liemenstall, A. Underhill, B. Jordan, P. Davis, C. Piper, S. Randolph, D. Eggleston, V. McCord, D. Dinsmore, B. Miles, L. Heard. ROW FOUR: L. Hitchcock, C. Rogers, T. Vannice, J. Lynch, D. Underwood, T. Kraft, J. Watson, D. Myers, W. Tague, T. Crews, Y. Hanson. f s 'L 5. -. my-I ,Officers of Science Club were -- C. Hanson, Presidentg J. Carr, Vice-President: J. Cummi ns, Secre tary-Treasurer. With the aim of promoting interest in science, the Science Club began its busy program. The club met once a month, planning its programs in minute detail. Experiments by club members, speeches and demonstrations by professional scientists and field trips were among its activities. The club and its Sponsor, Mr. Russell Kirts, also organized a science fair. Each ciub member entered a project, ,which was judged by three quali- fied judges. Stadaau learn? of 600 ROW ONE: H. Conley, C. Bair, B. Montgomery, J. Disney, B. Poynter, B. Parsons, C. Hanson, W. Scudder. ROW TWO:' D. Irwin, D. Etienne, D. Livingston, M. Hammond, H. Collins, G. Johnston, J. Cummins, J. Campbell. HOOSIER BOYS' STATE Representatives are chosen on three things: scholarship, morals and leadership. Those boys chosen last year were Craig Bair, Howard Conley, Jim Disney and Bill Montgomery. Alternates were David Etienne, Mike Hammond, Dave Livingston and Dave Irwin. Boys' State was founded on the principle of teaching Juniors in high school the basic funda- mentals of government. The American Legion, Phi Delta Fraternity and Falls and Tomlinson Real Estate sponsored the boys this year. HOOSIER GIRLS' STATE Representatives, Connie Hanson, Becky Parsons, Becky Poynter and Wendy Scudder, were sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, Tri Kappa and Tri Kappa Associate respectively. The girls and their alternates, Janice Campbell, Helen Col- lins, Jane Cummins and Gloria Johnston were chos- en on the basis of leadership, morals and scholarship. From Jrrly 1 to July 9, over 900 girls were taught the basic fundamentals of Indiana Government ldfuwq CM wylrt for I ROW ONE: Mrs. M. Hoge, Sponsor, B. Leimenstoll, Je. Hughes, Ju. Hughes, D. Sterrett, W. Haas, D. Honey ROW TWO: B. Willms, M. McGonigal, G. Carroll, K. Vanice, L. Rammel, Y. Hanson, M. Carter. ROW THREE C Pitts, J. Mounts, T. Tucker, J. Garrett, M. Collins, A. Miller, C. McCreary, M. Furry. Officers were -- B. Leimenstoll, Treasurerg Je. Hughes, Presidentg Ju. Hughes, Vice -Presidentg 56 D. Sterrett, Secretary. The Library Club, consisting of twenty mem bers requires dependability and leadership. To promote interest and raise money, the library fea- tures Book Island, a display of paperback books for the student body. This year every library club member belongs to Hoosier Student Librarians As- sociation, an association for student librarians on the state level. 0 jowuaajiata ROW ONE: J. Campbell, B. Miles, M. Hammond, B. Poynter, Mrs. Vivan Gilham, Sponsor. ROW TWO: J. Hughes, C. Bair, H. ConleY. J. Disney, H. Collins. The Quill and Scroll was organized in 1925, by a group of high school advisors, in an attempt to encourage and reward individual achievement in journalism and allied fields. For membership in the Quill and Scroll, a pupil must be a junior or senior, be in the upper third of his class, and have exhibited superior work in some phase of journalistic or creative field. Mike Hammond, President, pins a ribbon on Judy Hughes while Janice Campbell signs the scroll. Www! Wielodiea ROW ONE: S. Ellis, J. Honaker, K. Vannice, B. Ingram, J. McCammick, D. Gipson, C. Honaker, M. Elsbury R Morphew, S. Jones, J. Hodgin, W. Scudder, S. Smith, J. Gill. ROW TWO: L. Chapman, C. Anderws, B. Hrggins K. Lange, M. Martin, L. Cummins, P. Davis, V. McCord, G. Johnston, S. Parker, S. Fritsche, G. Wray, B. Poyn ter. ROW THREE: J. Eitnier, D. Livingston, D. Wright, J. Morgan, B. Thompson, D. Etienne, D. Tearman, J Wright, S. Lange, S. Rutledge, S. Jones, J. Crise, N. Rodney, K. Smith. ROW FOUR: D. Roe, T. Chandler J C. Burnell, D. Ritchey, D. Myers, D. Irwin, M. Warnock, G. Rogers, R. Ritchey, R. Page, W. Whittaker, J. Decker. Robed Choir Officers are -- D. Wright, Vice- Presidentg K. Vannice, Secretary-Treasurer: D. 5 3 Teany, President. The Robed Choir under the direction of Mr. Lynn Jones strived for perfection. The quote, We Love You Conrad , was chanted throughout the halls of D.H, S. lt is an excerpt from Bye Bye Birdie a number presented on the spring tour. Highlights of '63, with the help of the Danville High School Band and Dance Band, were made available for the first time through a 33 l.p. record. 61, Cham ROW ONE: S. Malicoat, B. Mowery, C. Piper, L. Rammel, C. Tague, P. Montgomery, E. Wright, J. Gill. ROW TWO: R. Brown, A. Underhill, D. Weaver, D. Smith, R. Staples, N. Jones, Z. Daniels, D. Morris. ROW THREE: M. Ellis, B. Hughes, C. Stockrahm, L. Watson, M. Stamper, B. Lowe, R. Spears, B. Hutson. The Danville High School Glee Club is an organ- ization composed of twenty-three girls. Next year the club will consist of both girls and boys prepar- ing for admittance in the Robed Choir. This group, also under the direction of Mr. Lynn Jones, was featured in musical concerts. The Double Quartet, an extracurricular group composed of Robed Choir members, completed its third year. With two new members this year . the group was an added attraction on tours and in concerts. ,iz Double Quartet was composed of, ROW ONE: J. Gill, L. Cummins, G. Johnston, S. Jones. ROW TWO: D. Teany, D. Liv ingston, D. Myers, D. Etienne. Ecmce Band fliqilqita '63 . T l V... Seated at the drums are -- C. Pitts and T. Eggers. ROW ONE: C. Hanson, G. Baldwin, D. Etienne S Rodney S Pritchett. ROW TWO: R. Dollens, M. Barber, L. Cox, B. Montgomery, S. Kropp, T. Mowery D Cantrell J Gill is seated at the piano. Dave Etienne, Drum Major, paces before the High School Marching Band. The Danville High School Dance Band, direct- ed by Lynn Jones, is an extra -curricular organization of fifteen members. This year they placed first at the district solo and ensemble contest. They also sponsored the Cherry Chop and appeared on the spring tour with the Robed Choir. fam! Tpkufa Www Samda of '63 ROW ONE: D. Etienne, M. Bell, S. Pritchett, M. Vannice, P. Leimenstoll, B. Montgomery, M. Barber, L. Cox, S. Kropp, M. Volpp, W. Ballentine. ROW TWO: J. Gill, L. Mailcoat, M. Stamper, J. Dinsmore, R. Dollens, P. Dagan, C. McEachran, K. Diech, D. Cantrell, T. Mowery, ROW THREE: C. Wellman, P. Fortner, C. Kite, L. Bell, D. Behymer, M. Stamper, L. Comer, B. Evans, L. Watson, D. Geiling, S. Cox. ROW FOUR: J. Clark, S. Andrews, D. Flynn, J. Himsel, C. Macy, S. Harvey, D. Smith, M. Funk, D. Weaver, J. Porter, L. Comer. ROW FIVE: S. Rodney, C. Hanson, S. Pritchett, S. Kersey, S. Cantrell, C. Lothridge, G. Baldwin, J. Mowery, R. Hein ROW SIX: M. Hollars, T. Eggers, C. Pitts, S. Walls, T. Redford, S. Koessler. ROW SEVEN: B. Clark, D. Whicker, D. Wallace. V K , 1 The Danville High School Band under the direction of Mr. Lynn Jones, began a successful year by placing third in the State Fair Marching Band Contest. Adding to the successes, in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest at Depauw University the band department's individual groups received 23 firsts out of 33 entries. Ex- tra -curricular activities of this organization include contests of marching and concert band, ballgames, fall and spring concerts. The high- light of the year is always the annual Senior Concert. Band Council consisted of -- S. Rodney, Secre- tary-Treasurer: J. Gill, Lieutenant of Woodwinds: B. Montgomery, President, T. Eggers, Head Drummer. STANDING, are: K. Lange, Corps Representative, D. Etienne, Drum Major, M. Volpp, Lieutenant of Brass: L. Cox, Drum Major: S. Lange, Corps Representative. 61 pf W 64' 4' immw- Q 1 1-LW MR we 5 gm I x Q ,ye me Spam Victory, our aim, but fair-play, our motto. Records broken .... ga mes won and lost .... Contribute to soundness of mind and body, And so we meet competition. jiqfillb' Wafuma Captww Fm.: VARSITY TEAM--FRONT ROW: Burns Becht, Coach, G. Carro11,R . Wilson, J. C. Burnell, T. Hoffman, M. Hammond, S. Fender, J, Morgan, D. Teany, Bob Pedigo, Coach. SECOND ROW: H. Conley, D. Wright, T. Chandler, E. Rose, J. Shields, I. Disney, D. Otoupal, D. Pope, D. Livingston. THIRD ROW: I. Bush, M. Leach, D. Vaughan, J. Dever, D. Ritchey, D. Myers, M. Hollars, B. Deeb, J. Catellier. FOURTH ROW: J. Mynatt, Manager: Ri. Wyatt, K. Robinson, M. Siddons, D. Hoge, T. Kraft, J. Higgins, B. Conley, J. Morris, M. Gilbreath, G. Rogers. FIFTH ROW: M. Masariu, Manager, W. Haas, M. Eggers, R. Leach, K. Stephenson, G. Ball, B. Decker, J. Watson, N. Blum and R. Ritchey. Coaches, Pedigo, left, and Becht plan Homecoming strategy with co-captains, D. Teany, J. C. Burnell and D. Wright. SCOREBOARD DHS Avon 67 Greencastle 34 Mooresville 32 Greenwood 24 Plainfield 35 Rockville 59 Brownsburg 43 Decatur Central 53 Speedway 32 Center Grove 41 ODD 0 6 6 7 '20 O 7 O 18 6 emma va at aw qw Terry Hoffman 1291 heads down the gridiron as Don Wright 1305 blocks for him. With a 41-6 victory in the final game-. the Warriors finished the 1962 grid season with a 10-0 mark. This year's team cap- tured the Mid-State Conference title with a 'l-O slate. The championship was the first in eight years for a Warrior football team. DHS was one of five in the state to complete the season unbeaten and untied, ALL-CONFERENCE First Team Terry Chandler, End George Carroll, Tackle Don Wright, Guard Jim Disney, Center J. C. Burnell, I-lalfback Terry Hoffman, Fullback Second Team Dave Teany, Guard Dave Livingston, Tackle Third Team Doug V 'larterback the 420 points scored during the year was the best in the state. Danville contributed nine players to the mythical'Mid-State Conference honor team and two players, senior halfback, J. C. Burnell and senior guard, Don Wright, captured positions on the All-State Honor- able Mention team. Managers Mark Masariu, Jim Mynatt and Jeff Ham ilton worked hard this year. Swentzm Serum lead J. C. Burnell Nia. . Dave Livingston Jim Morgan , at Ed Rose Jack Shields George Carroll Terry Chandler Howard Conley I. C. BURNELL, co-captain, was first string All- Conference left halfback his junior and senior years. He was chosen the most valuable player his senior year. GEORGE CARROLL was All-Conference tackle his senior year while earning 4 letters. TERRY CHANDLER earned 2 letters and an end position on the All-Conference team during his career. HOWARD CONLEY won his second varsity letter as a starting right end and a defensive end. JIM DISNEY, center, captured his third varsity letter as a starting center and a position on the A11- Conference team. STEVE FENDER was a valuable right halfback and averaged 6 yards a carry in earning his second letter. MIKE HAMMOND, fullback, scored 2 TD's against Avon and averaged almost 10 yards a carry. TERRY HOFFMAN, All-Conference fullback, scored 16 TD 's and averaged 12 yards a carry. DAVE LIVINGSTON, second team A11-Conference tackle, kicked 34 PAT's in '62 and set a Conference re- cord of 7 in '61. JIM MORGAN, right halfback, was a four-year letterman and scored 25 points in '62. Umm to w 6 .X taxi. .asf V - . ..,x it . , Tek Jim Disney Steve Fender DWAINE OTOUPAL, defensive left end, was one of the leading tacklers. DON POPE, halfback, with only 1 year of var- sity experience was a valuable aid of the Warriors. ED ROSE, end, hit his stride against Rockville making 6 tackles. A leg injury later side-lined him. JACK SHIELDS scored a TD against Rockville and averaged 5 yards a carry. DAVE TEANY, second team All-Conference at guard in '61 and '62, won the most-Tackles trophy in '60. RICK WILSON, with 2 years experience, led the team in tackles against Rockville and Decatur Central. DON WRIGHT, All- Conference guard, '61 and '62, led the team in tackles in '61 and '62. Seaman K L ff Mike Hammond TerrY H0ffYT1-an Dwaine Otoupal Don Pope . Q K ,, s l AK. , r J ,u . ,R v .X . r Dave Teany Rick Wilson Don Wright 67 wma www sem Head Basketball Coach, Keith Greve, talks over the forthcoming games with his varsity basketball squad. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ron Harbin, Rick Wilson, George Carroll, Jim Disney and Jim Morgan. SECOND ROW: Don Ritchey, Terry Chandler, Dave Vaughan, J. C. Burnell and Tom Clark. !763 Sediom! Claim Danville 's talented bas- ketball team won its first sectional title since 1956 by whipping Stilesville, Browns- burg, Plainfield and Avon in the 53rd annual State Basket- ball Tourney. The warriors, in win- ning their 22nd game of the season, had the top three tourney scorers in Terry Chandler, 68 points, Jim Disney, 62 markers, and J. C. Burnell, 52. The '63 champs also did a remarkable feat in whip- ping Brownsburg and Avon three times this season. Basketball Managers, Jim Mynatt, Steve Johnston, Richard Huffman and Don Wright worked hard and were helpful to the team's morale. 4 Spafakwf ra c CL. bo an Is it a bird? A plane? No it's just the basketball that these hard- wood players are looking at, after Terry Chandler's shot during the Brownsburg tilt. The Twist? A Brownsburg player seems to doing Tom Clark C323 grabs H rebound in the Bfewflsbufg the twist as Tom Clark, Junior Forward, grabs same while 21 BFOWYISWFS Player mes to ser the 3 rebound in this Confgrence game. ban HS I. C. Burnell afld T. Chi-1l'1d1BI look OH. 6 9 :Sq Swan Seam J. C. Burnell George Carroll Terry Chandler DHS BASKETBALL RECORD FOR '63 DHS OPP, Clayton 75 57 Center Grove 70 58 Greenwood 81 85 Rockville 79 58 Amo 78 58 North Salem 79 42 Brownsburg 72 53 Avon 65 51 Pittsboro 42 29 Plainfield 76 82 Jim Disney mpittsboro 45 32 Jim Morgan 'Avon 71 43 Brownsburg 58 56 'Staunton 73 56 Speedway 46 58 'Rockville 56 58 'Ellettsville 77 60 Thorntown 73 50 Greencastle 69 50 Zionsvlille 72 74 Decatur Central 81 69 Mooresville 66 59 Pike 72 62 'Denotes Wabash Valley Tourney Ricky Wilson Don Wright 4 fewwea and Etfwalv Add Fatww Hope RESERVE BASKETBALL TEAM--KNEELING, Left to Right: K. Hadley, S. Barnett, M. Funk, K Robinson, G. Rogers, J. Lynch, R. Colglazier, STANDING: J. Dever, D. Myers, G. Wiggam, T. Vannice, N. Blum, D. Hoge, R. Ritchey, and D. Underwood. The Reserve Coach is Bob Etienne. N ji - L - gn ' 'Fink A 1 -.1 1 l N E- - A FRESHMAN TEAM, Left to Right: S. Bolton, Manager, H. Smith, D. Beightol, G. Hadley, P. Hoffman, R. McDowell, S. Wills, M. Siddons, T. Lynch, T. Torbeck, R. Leach, M. Wright, D. Ledgerwood and R. Jenson. Buda!! and Wada 7am ROW ONE: I. Mynatt, manager: J. Disney, T. Chandler, D. Livingston, M. Hammond. Mr. R. Leedy coach. ROW TWO: B. Clark, B. Decker, I. Harvey, R. Dollens, J. Millard, M. Funk. ROW THREE C. Pitts, R. Colglazier, G. Rogers, I. Lynch, K. Hadley, S. Johnston, S. Barnett. 1963 CONFERENCE SCHEDULE Date April April April April April May May 2 16 18 23 30 'Y 14 Team Mooresville Center Grove Decatur Central Plainfield Greenwood Brownsburg Speedway This year's baseball team, coached by Mr. Robert Leedy and Mr. John Trotter, was sparked by six returning lettermen. They were George Carroll second base: Terry Chandler, shortstop: Jim Disney, outfieldg Mike Hammond, catcherg and Dave Liv- ingston, first base, all seniors, and Joe Millard, outfield, junior. Millard was the leading hitter last season with a .444 average and Chandler and Hammond were next in order 'with .310 and .300 averages. The Warriors played approximately ten games, starting at the first of April and finishing near the end of May. Get Set jot Yfuqged Seawm ROW ONE: P. Dagan, J. Watson, E. Rose, G. Wiggam, T. Clark, R. Harbin, S. Carter H Conley ROW TWO: Mr. B. Etienne, Coach: N. Blum, J. Higgins, K. Robinson, J. Ewing, T. Eggers J Hamilton B Deeb. ROW THREE: I. Crask, 'G. Hadley, P. Hoffman, D. Beightol. B. Day, L. Fox S Haas J Harvey ROW FOUR: G. Ball, J. Catellier, B. Conley, M. Gilbreath, L. Keene, T. Stephenson S Bolton B McCord . Girding for a rugged season, the DHS track team was led by seven returning lettermen. 'Senior lettermen Terry Hoffman and Ed Rose were joined by juniors Steve Carter, Tom Clark, Jim Dever and Ron Harbin and sophomore Gene Wiggam. These boys were the backbone of the '63 squad. i DHS has a reserve track team of sophomores and fresh- men plus the freshman squad. Coach Bob Etienne led all three divisions of this year's squad. Wafuzm Uecww me faked Becky Poynter Susie Rodney Marty Martin Sally Sutherlin q Uafwitq, Yfewufe, Efwifwam Juniors, Sally Sutherlin and Marty Martin and Seniors, Becky Poynter and Susie Rodney led the cheers for the varsity teams this year. Cheering the Freshman Team to victory were Michele Hazlewood, Sharon Mitchell, Janet Dins more and Karla Etienne. 132 Mg ., W? The Seniors swell with pride as they realize that they are the first class to complete the full' four years of high school in the new building. They entered as green Freshmen and now they are leaving with a reservoir of knowledge. Sawufdfdzw The Senior year is the climax of one's high school days. Relations become closer and the class seems like a family unit. The parties, dances, and ballgames are just a few of the highlights. Even the fads that seem crazy to teachers and parents are quite realistic to Sen- iors. The traditional senior cords are covered with many high school memories such as our undefeated Mid-State Conference Football Champs. But above all other symbols, seen on each and every cord is the class motto, MAKE LIFE WORTH LIVING . President Vice -President Treasurer SSCIGUHY JAMES HOWARD CONLEY Class Treasurer 2, President 3, 4, Yearbook Staff, Pow Wow Staff, Hi-Y, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Thespian 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Speech Play 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 4. REBECCA SUE POYNTER Class President 1, Vice-President 3, 4, Year- book Staff, Pow Wow Staff, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, G. A. A. 1, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Cheerleader 1, 4, Snow Queen Candidate 2, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Vaudeville 4, Girls' State 3, Thespian Club 4, Purdue Assembly 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JUDITH ELIZABETH GILL Class Treasurer 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Council 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Snow Queen 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Honor So- ciety 2, Booster Club, Double Quartet 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Voice of Democracy Winner 2, Thespian Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vaudeville 3, 4, Minstrel 1, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 3, 4, Speech Play 3, 4, Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4, Girls' Club. DAVID HUGH WEAVER Class Secretary 3, 4, Hi-Y 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Track 1, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. to H144 Saw! Zag CAROLYN JANE ANDREWS Bellefontaine High, Bellefontaine, Ohio, 1, 2, 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Booster Club, Vaudeville 4, Robed Choir 4. DENNIS CRAIG BAIR Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Honor Socie- ty 2, 3, 4, Vice -President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Vaudeville 3, Boys' State 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 3, 4, IU Assembly 3, 4, Speech Play 3, Student Direc- tor 4, Optimist Winner 2, Science Club 3, 4, Beltone Scholarship 3. JASON CURTIS BURNELL Robed Choir 2, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Sweet- heart King 1, Letterrnen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 2, 3. IANICE ANN CAMPBELL Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow staff 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Secretary 3, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Girls' State Alternate 3. JOHN WESLEY CARR Hi-Y 3, 4, Speech Club 3,4, Latin Club 2, Thespian 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Speech Play 3, 4. GEORGE DON CARROLL Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, Library Club 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 4. Wzcwwzwm ff-as JERRY LEE CHANDLER Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Hi-Y 4, Speech Club 4, Spanish Club 4. TERRY LEE CHANDLER Yearbook 4, Boys' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Track 2,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 2, Thespian Club 3,4, Science Club 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 4, Speech Play 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4. JACK HUBERT CLARK Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN JOSEPHINE COLLINS Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editor, Student Council ' 3, 4, Snow Queen Candidate 1, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Booster Club , Girls' Club, Vau- deville 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, D. A. R. 4, Spanish Club 4. JILL KATHLEEN CRISE Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Editor, Student Council 3, 4, Parlimentarian 4, Tri- Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Snow Queen Candidate 4, Home- coming Queen Candidate 2, Speech Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Vaudeville 4, Thespian Club 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Speech Play 3, 4, National Thespian Confer- ence 3, Robed Choir 4, Eastern School Speech Contest Winner 3. MARGARET JANE CUMMINS q Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Student Council 4, Homecoming Queen Candidate 3, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Senior Repre- sentative, Girls' Club, Spanish Club 3,4, Sci- ence Club 3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Girls' State Alternate. Sonwwdwt Sdakq .7atafw PHILIPPE FRANCOIS DAGAN Lycee Voltaire, Paris, France, Band 4, Span- ish Club 4, Parliamentarian. JAMES WILBUR DECKER Robed Choir 4, Track 1. JAMES NEAL DISNEY Class Secretary 1, Pow Wow Staff 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3,4, Track 1.2, Baseball 3,4, Speech Club 3, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Thespian Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 4, Speech Play 3, 4, Student Council 4. JAMES SAMUEL EITNIER Robed Choir 4. DAVID EUGENE ETIENNE Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Drum Major 4, Boys' Chorus 3, Robed Choir 3, 4, Track 1, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 3, 4, Vaudeville 1, 2, 3,4, Boys' State Alter- nate 3, Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MICHAEL STEVE FENDER Yearbook Staff 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 4, Latin Club 4, Letter- men's Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3, 4. Nlzylf 4' ya fffwwmq Me LAWRENCE BLAINE FOX Track 4. SUZANNE GILBERT Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 3, 4, Co- Feature Editor 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Student Council 3. CAROL LEE GRIFFIN Pow Wow Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Vice- President 3,. Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Spanish Club 8, 4. DIANA SUE GROSS G. A. A. 1, 2, Girls' Club. LINDA JEANNE HADLEY Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Booster Club, Girls' Club. MICHAEL WAYNE HAMMOND Yearbook Staff 4, Sports Editor, Pow Wow Staff 3, 4, Sports Editor, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Boys' State Al- ternate 3, Football 1,4. We 17am tie Fauuw With CONSTANCE MAE HANSON Student Council 1, 2, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Trea- surer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Home- coming Queen Candidate 4, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and Ensemble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Vaudeville 4, Girls' State 3, Science Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1. BETTY JANE HIGGINS Yearbook Staff 4, G. A. A. 1,2, 3, Treasurer 3, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2. TERRY ALAN HOFFMAN Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN HUGHES Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow 4, Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Spanish Club 4. DAVID MASSER IRWIN Student Council 3,4, President 4, State Choral Group 1, Boys' State Alternate 3, Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3,4, Honor Society 4, Latin Club 2, Bronze Medal in Comprehensive Math 3. GLORIA LOUISE JOHNSTON Class Secretary 2, Yearbook Staff, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Songleader 4, Band 1, 2, 3,4, State Choral 1, Robed Choir 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Booster Club, Chairman 4, Girls' Club, Solo and Ensem- ble Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Double Quartet 4, Vaude- ville 3, 4, Girls' State Alternate 3, Thespian Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Mascot 3, Dance Band 1,2. X X fat We fflww UM We SHARON SUE JONES Johnson High, Johnson, Kansas 1, 2, 3, Pow Wow Staff 4, Robed Choir 4, Booster Club. DEDRA JEAN KOLF Pow Wow staff 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club KARON ANN LANGE Yearbook Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3, Band Coun- cil 3, 4, Teenerettes 2, 3, 4, State Choral Group 2, Girls' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club. SHARON MARIE LANGE Yearbook Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Band Council 3,4, Teenerettes 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, Homecoming Queen Candi- date 1, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and En- semble Contest 2. DAVID STANLEY LIVINGSTON Class Vice-President 2, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant- at-Arms 3, Historian 4, Robed Choir 3.4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4. Vice -President 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Quar- tet 3, 4, Thespian Club 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Alternate 3. LINDA LOU MALICOAT Fremont Junior High, Pomona, California, 1, Stilesville High School, Stilesville, Indiana 2, G. A. A. 3, Band 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and Ensemble Contest 3, 4. ' ffcwe fem Well '?4.Q0dl66d CHARLES GLEN MC EACHRAN South Dakota High School, White River, South Dakota 35 Band 1,2,4g Solo and Ensemble Con- test 1. MARTHA ANN MC GONIGAL Yearbook Staff 4, Co-Editorg Pow Wow Staff 3, 4g Co-Feature Editor 4, Teenerettes 25 Library Club 3, 4, IU Workshop for Library Assistants 3g Booster Clubg Girls' Club. ELIZABETH ANN MILES Yearbook Staffg Pow Wow staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Clubg Future Homemaker 4g Science Club 4: BILLY GENE MONTGOMERY Class President 2: Student Council 3g Hi-Y.2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Sergeant of Brass 3, Captain 4, Speech Club 3,4g Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 43 Boys' State 3g Thespian Club 3, 4g Dance Band 1, 2, 4g Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4g Speech Play 3g Purdue Speech Workshop 3: Latin Club 2, 35 Minstrel 1. JAMES WILLIAM MORGAN Class Treasurer lg Yearbook Staff 4, Robed Choir 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3g Speech Club 3, 4g Lettermen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ROSEMARY MORPHEW Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4g Girls' Chor- us 2g Robed Choir 3,45 Girls' Clubp Solo and En- semble Contest 2. to?aw0w7atafw SALLY ANN MYERS Yearbook staff 43 Tri-I-li-Y 3, 43 Speech Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Booster Clubg Girls' Club3 Vaudeville 43 Thespian Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 4, Treasurer3 Speech Play 3, 43 Tri-Hi Y Camp 33 Science Club 4. WILMA SUE NAPIER Ben Davis High School, Indianapolis, Indiana 1, 2, 3. DWAINE WILLIAM OTOUPAL Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Track 3, 43 Baseball 43 Sweetheart King Candidate 23 Lettermen's Club 3, 4. RAYMOND HEISTAND PAGE Pow Wow Staff 43 Robed Choir 4. BECKY ANN PARSONS Student Council 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 43 G. A. A. 1, 2g Band 1, 23 Speech Club 3, 43 Honor Society 2, 3, 4s Latin Club 2, 3, 43 Booster Club: Girls' Club3 Vaudeville 43 Girls' State 3g Thespian Club 3,43 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 43 Speech Play 3,45 Sci- ence Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD WAYNE POPE Lizton High School, Lizton, Indiana 1,21 Year book Staff 4g Hi-Y 43 Football 43 Lettermen's Club 4. 7m Awww 25.14. S. Gfwulaafa JERRY LESTER PORTER Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, Science Club 2, 3,4. I AMES LOWELL PRITCHETT Pow Wow Staff 3,4. SUSAN ELIZABETH RODNEY Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Band Council 4, Secretary, Cheerleader 3, 4, Snow Queen Candidate 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and Ensemble Contest 2, 4, Vaudeville 4, Spanish Club 3,4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4. DAVID JOSEPH ROE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 4, Football 1,2, 3, Baseball 1, Library Club 1, Lettermen's Club 3, Vaudeville 4. EDWARD COURTNEY ROSE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 4, State Choral Group 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1,2, 3, 4, Speech Club 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, Science Club 4, Speech Play 3, 4, Purdue Assembly 4, Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Boys' Radio Contest 4, Vaudeville 4, Toastmaster 3, Thespian Club 3.4. WENDY JANE SCUDDER Literary Editor, Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3, Girls' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Girls' State 3, Tri-Hi-Y Camp 3. 'sd Aa, tie Seam 504 JOHN LEWIS SHIELDS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Lettermen's Club 4, Science Club 4. PATRICIA ANN SMEATON Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 3,4, Latin Club 2, Girls' Club, Spanish Club 3, 4, Sci- ence Club 4. DORIS KAYE SMITH Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Latin Club 2, 3, 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Solo and En- semble Contest 3, 4, Spanish Club 3. DAVID ALAN TEANY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, State Choral Group 3,4, Boys' Chorus 2, Robed Choir 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Baseball 2, 4, Speech Club 4, Letter- men's Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Mixed Quartet 2, 3, 4, l Speak for Democracy 3, Science Club 3. ROBERT THOMPSON Boys' Chorus 1, Robed Choir 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 3, 4, Speech Club 4, Latin Club 2, Let- termen's Club 4, Spanish Club 3. KATHRYN ELIZABETH VANNICE New Winchester High School, New Winchester, Indiana 1, Yearbook Staff 4, Pow Wow Staff 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Robed Choir 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Speech Club 3, 4, President 4, Library Club 4, Booster Club, Girls' Club, Thespian Club 3,4, Speech Play 3, 4. 'Wake 1110 Wadi IWW MICHAEL CARLTON WARNOCK Hi-Y 45 Robed Choir 45 Basketball 1. REBECCA NELL WILLMS Crawfordsville High School, Crawfordsville, Indiana 3: Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Library Club 3, 45 Booster Clubg Girls' Club5 IU Workshop for Library Assistants 3. RICHARD ALLAN WILSON Pow Wow Staff 35 Hi-Y 2, 3,4, President 45 Football 1, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Speech Club 3, 45 Science Club 2, 3, 45 Speech Play 3, 45 Hi-Y Camp 35 Lettermen's Club 3, 45 Thespian Club 3, 4. DONALD LEE WRIGHT Hi-Y 45 State Choral Group 3, 45 Boys' Chorus 15 Robed Choir 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Track 1, 25 Baseball 35 Lettermen's Club 2, 3,4, Chaplain 3, Treasurer 4. CHARLES ROBERT WYNN McKenzie High School, McKenzie, Tennessee 35 Boys' Chorus 15 Football 1, 25 Track 1. 'ml' fi 1 iddddaaldtkfd Philippe Phil Dagan was the foreign exchange student at DHS during the 1962-63 school year. Orig- '1111' inally from Paris, France, Phil made his home with the C. W. Mitchell family during his stay in Danville. Throughout the year, Phil took an active part in . the many activities, both scholastic and extracurricular, offered at DHS. As guest of honor at Helen Collins' party in August, Phil learned many of the customs of American teenagers. Among the various activities that Phil entered were, serving as Parliamentarian of Spanish Club, at- tending Purdue Legislature, playing the trumpet in the band, and speaking at various organizations including the DCTA. Although we are dedicating only these two pages to you, Phil, we wish to thank you for introducing new ideas and customs into our way of life. We wish you all the success and happiness possible in the years to come. Senior girls enjoy listening to Phil's descriptions of Paris. 06 7afd4 to EHS hw N-:fx Phil was Called upon many times throughout the The custom of commencement exercises is new to year to conjugate Spanish verbs. Phil. I . Helen Collins and Judy Gill explain the differences Phil proves helpful in decorating for the Cherry Chop. in the American Twist and the French Can Can. T 52 I fill There is only one more step to the top of the ladder when a student becomes a Junior, but there are still many things to learn. Besides being eligible for many new classes, the Juniors have to remember the price of pop- ' sickles and how to balance a rack of sparkling cokes. The high spot of the Junior year is the annual Junior-Senior Reception. This is the last big moment before the final step. Now, look straight ahead. Steady yourself and be careful: It's a very big stepl The second step on ,t I -'Q-45 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Jim Dever, Presidentg Susan Jones, Secretary, Dave Myers, Vice-Presidentg Tom Clark, Treasure r. the high school ladder is just as hard as all of the rest. Sophomores are faced with many important decisions. Shou1d the set in my class ring be red or rainbow? What can I do to make that sharp senior notice me? These second year high school students feel that they have done quite a bit when they remember the Freshman class, a year behind them. But then they look up the ladder and find each rung steeper than the last. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Siddons, Presidentg Jack Lawson, Vice-Presidentg Diana Leach, Secretaryg 9 2Linda Lee, Treasurer. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Mike Funk, Treasurerg Linda Rutledge, President, Susan Ellis, Secretaryg Brad Clark, Vice-President. With their introduction at the annual Freshman Reception, the Freshmen are officially welcomed into high school. The Freshman year could best be described as a year of firsts . It is the first year that the freshmen are eligible for many clubs and also the first year that they are represented in the Student Council. Gaining knowledge and experience as they go, the Freshmen soon become ready to meet the new and sometimes trying experiences and problems of school like with an assurance that they, too, will fulfill thei goals. 74 7'fwm, a, 7cwtq, and Walter Anderson Mike Arnold Mike Barber Marcia Bell Ron Carpenter Marcia Carter Steve Carter John Catellier Claudia Caylor David Chalfant Denny Chandler Lynne Chapman Bob Clark Tom Clark Lee Comer Lawrence Cox Steve Crouch P Louise Cummins Bob Deeb Jim Dever Dianne Dinsmore Rose Ellen Disney Ronnie Dollens Diane Eggleston Margie Elsbury Sue Fritsche Sue Furry Paulette Gill Diana Gipson Steve Haas . MXN . GB, Q f--1 l A .. ...-. B E ri X as at 1 . ,Q Q 5- : ez fr ufblltf r i r -0--q. 4 JL-. di X ' if w ...gist 1 f ' si ge:- T' fb Sl' qv-1. r - ' .ffl of Eli? fix ri? 'wi' W .- Q7 v. I 'tr' X if , li ' is 4 - :fri I f K' if av' V T? gs G- F 'B .lim .- it r ..--I C R B Y' ,nfl L, .. ,gf .if 7 F.. - G KW ' a -2' er: . 1 f-we 2 't '? Ni sz 9. 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Tom Kraft, Julie Kreighbaum, Skip Kropp, Mike Leach, Barbara Leimenstall, Jim Lothridge, Barb- ara Lowe. Jimmy Lynch, Rich- ard Malicoat, Sandra Malicoat, Mark Masariu, Peggy Mont- gomery, Karen Mood, Diane Morris. Jim Morris, Becky Mowery, Pat Myers, Pat Parsons, Sue Per- kins, Carol Piper. Craig Pitts. Linnea Rammel, Sheryl Randolph, Karen Rigsby, Randy Ritchey, Kenny Rob- inson, Gary Rogers, Linda Rutledge. Susan Smith, Rosey Spears, Ruby Staples, Carol Stockrahm, Tom Tucker, Ann Underhill, David Underwood. Thad Vannice, Jon Watson, Diane Wea- ver, Jamie Weddle, Eugene Wiggam, Tom Wills, Ellen Wright. Ronnie Wyatt, Caro- lyn York. Not pictured Ronald Robbins . K A S Q ' 5 4 ' dsl 3' san - '5 'Q M, ' i z' ..hk f i n . 31135, 4' f -F ri-s. S A' . . fr lofi-S 1 . . . Q .ww s- gr' ' ld - ' - 2, . X 1 , f 5 X Q ' ' 5 , , ' 5-fs X I A . - s X ' 5 vi S 1 IS.. ,,., sr N! fx A I 'i SSQMQS rs 7 X' seal R A A ,ga , x N . A N l . X -sf ' .. u-.ma r Rik 'laws I S,,w,,, 1 . , af, ., , W ., Q. 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Carol Fueher, Mary Kay Funk, Rex Givan, Carl Goodknight, Debbie Goodwin, Jimmy Gossett, Nina Gross. Max Greggory, Trip Gutherie, Sandy Ham- blen, Dick Harvey, Mike Hazelwood, Mike Hiatt, Lynda Higgins. ane Himsel, Jay odge, Jone Hodgin, reda Honey, Sharon arret, Jill Jenner, ecky Joyce. orothy Kerney, Shar- n Kersey, Mike Kers- ard, Cindy Kite, obert Koch, John oessler, Pam Lei- enstall. ohn Livingston, Phil ofton, Connie Loth- idge, Jackie Lowe, ack Lynch, Sheryl acey, Linda Majors. 8 . 1 I , SWA Gflddb 10064 ?0f60ld!l!i 33 sv -.... . 6' 3, . 5 L , gf 'N A, Q 'J ' 5 , , f ' if: . E- s 'f ' 'J ., . 2,9 17117 Q ', , l J, ' ' 44' 1 5532: ' :ful ft '- E ...nv 4 ,, ,fox E Q . t if V: . . ,rt . , M., M-0 ff? aak:r2rin-fe.,- .2 ,sv , F 3 ji' ,gg 3 Nt. 9 GL .--i : I X 4 A' 2 E X A Q F 'Q if .. 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' L ., A .t ss - rd -s -if .L, , , ,is-f AS 'Mr 5' W' - W f an ...nina-nau.r 1 ' ' . 1 i Q ., J N5 3 . is . K xmas! 'N X . Carolyn Malicoat, Marvin Malicoat, Ray Martin, David Maxwell Kandi McCloud, Bill Mitchell, Ronnie Mitchell. Clifford Milliard, Dennis Morgan, John Mowery, Shirley Oringderff, Fern Peixotto, Rex Pevler, John Piper. Larry Pitcock, Bob Polloack Sandra Prit- chett, Ted Rady, Steve Randall, Tammy Redford, Steve Rine- hart. Bill Rinderknecht, Rodney Robinson, Marilyn Rutledge, Carter Siddons, Don Simmons, Brad Smith, John Smith. Dana Stall, Margie Stamper, Becky Stiner, Dave Stringer, Pamela Tallman, Christine Terrill, 'Marhta Vannice. Ted Volpp, Lawrence Walls, Mark Watson, Danny Weaver, Craig Weddle, Candy Will- man, Rawleigh Wilson, Janice York, Nancy York. Not Pictured: Maggie Collins, Jesse Napier. As we leave the great halls of DHS many memories linger within. We pause and take a backward glance at our years past and we see our accomplishments. This hall marks the completion of one part of our journey through life. This phase of our lives was one of pleasant days and friendships that gave meaning and purpose to our work. way. We are proud that this record has been written and we are glad that our fortunes let us walk this O SW eww - wp Ad swam Mrs. Fern McElwain presents Suzie Gilbert with a free yearbook because Suzie sold the largest amount of ads. We, the editors, of the 1963 Tom Tom wish to thank the advertising staff on their diligent work, but most of all we wish to thank those who contributed money because without them, we would be unable to say THIS HAS BEEN YOUR LIFE AT DHS AND GOOD LUCK IN THE FUTURE. Best Wishes Congratulations to and Congratulations the Class of '63 from 'REPUBLICAN BCJOKSTORE HHendricks County's Leading The place to buy your Newspapern greeting cards, Job Printing--Letterpress gifts, and Offset and office supplies. 6 East Main Danville Indiana Danville Indiana RICHARD BENNETT FUR ITLIRE CCJMPAN 72 West Main Street Danville Indiana Best Wishes nd Congratulatio Compliments of from THCMPSON DRUG THE sHoEBox COMPANY Bob Ellis, Prop, Your Local Rexall Stor lle Indiana Danville Ind Compliments of Compliment LAWSON'S of MARKET South Side Square x West Marion Street SH 5-4l7l ABSTRACT AND TITLE GUARANTY COMPANY D lle Indiana Danville Ind Becky Poynter points out the advantages of automobile insurance to Terry Chandler while Mr. Poynter looks on with interest. POY TER INSURANCE AGENCY SH 5-HM68 All Lines of Insurance Danville Indiana Q UOAN 9-PHARMACY X X GREENCASTLE, INDIANA' WEAVER FUNERAL HOME SH 5-Mull D Ile Ind Ed and Ethel Petree, Owners GOLDEN RULE NURSING HOME Ambulant Aged Care: Men or Women 147 South Wayne Stre SH 5-2294 Gt D II Indiana C O N G G R R A A T D U U L A A T T E I S 0 N I S Pat Smeaton looks longingly at a necklace held by Susan Jones. YORK'S JEWELRY STORE Danville Indiana Best Wishes from ESTON STANLEY Auto Glass - Cut and Installed and BOB STANLEY Sign Shop - Made To Order West Lincoln Street R.R. 2 Danville Indiana Congratulations to the Class of '63 GIBBY'S STEAK HOUSE West Main Danville Indiana Mike Arnold and Suzie Rodney await the moment they can drive this '63 Chevrolet convertible. .C. ROD EY S SON New and Used Cars 147 West Main Street SH 5-4212 Danville Indiana Enjoy that REFRESHING NEW FEELING! somso UNDER AUTHORITY OF me COCA COLA BOTTLING C0 INDIANAPOLIS INC ,QF cf' S ,' 151. f ' lr.-Jig DANVILLE FLORIST l33O East Main Street SH 5-2135 Danville Indiana Congratulations To The Class of '63 ROBERTS' FORD SALES Ford Cars and Trucks New and Used Cars Danville Indiana Best Wishes for Your Future COUNTRY LANES BOWLING Danville Indiana BAKER'S ACE HARDWARE D lle Ind E BAKER'S FUNERAL HOME ast B oadway anvl e, seams- gig h 'K -. ,. DANVILLE RADIO AN D RECORD SHOP Danville I d Mr. Willard Eggers, cashier of the First National Bank, receives a deposit from Linda Hadley, as Jerry Porter looks on. THE FIRST NATIO AL BA K SH 5-MHI5 EST. - l863 The Oldest Bank In Central Indiana Member F.D.I.C. Danville Indiana C O N G R A T U L A T I O N S From ELLI TRUCKING CQ. Ellis Trucking Co., Inc., began operations in Indianapolis, Indiana, M2 years ago with one truck. In i935 when the Motor Carrier Act became effective the Company was granted a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate over certificated routes to and from specified points in the following states: Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky, Arkansas and Tennessee. Today, the Company operates 800 pieces of equipment and employs over IOOO people and has an annual payroll over 45 million dollars. Home Office is at l6OO Oliver Avenue, Indianapolis. Congratulations From THE DANVILLE Danvlll STATE BANK Proudly Serving Three Growing Areas Avon Clayton HOME LUMBER CCMPANY Best Wishes To The Senior Class of l963 Robert Barnett, Manager 327 Klondike Avenue Danville, Indiana Compliments of ASHLEY MOTEL AND RESTAURANT Compliments Serving: of 5 P.M. to 9 P.M.--Weekdays ll A.M. to 9 P.M.--Sundays Noted for Broasted Chickens R and Charcoal Steaks FlSllE Phone TE 9-6584 for Reservations Located 2 Miles East of Plainfield ' , on Ucs. MO Maplewood Indiana Curly and Peggy Boyd, Owners Best Wishes to Compliments of The Class of '63 WALTER AUTO SERVICE , MINGLE S your OLDSMOBILE DEALER Layaway and Ralph Walter Carol Walter Morris Plan Charge SH 5-H424 TE 9-6IO9 Danville Indiana Danville Indiana I TERNATIO AL HARVESTER COMPAN ....World's Most Complete Line of Motor Trucks.... ...World's Most Complete Line of Farm Equipment... Franchise Available - Danville Area Farm Equipment Division MOJCOI' TVUCI4 Division 1065 West Washington St, Indiana State Teachers Indianapolis, Indiana ASS'n. Bldg. ME 9-1491 l5O W. Market St. Indianapolis, Ind. ME 9- C 0 N C G L R A A S T S U L 0 A F T I 6 0 3 N S Howard Conley is employed summers by the Central States Bridge Company which built this bridge in Hendricks County in 1915. CENTRAL STATES BRIDGE S STRUCTURAL CCD. Fabricators of Structural Steel for ' Buildings and Bridges -- Since i903 -- 6Ol Beecher Indianapolis Indiana Seek Your Fortune In The Great Field Of Business For Young Ladies. Private Secretary Stenographers Lady Accountant For Young Men... Office Managers Senior Accountant Business Administration Norma McGoniga1 Mitzi Margin Job-objective Courses Preparation Creates Opportunity INDIANA CENTRAL BUSINESS CCJLLEGE Compliments of CLINE'S CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing Alterations SH 5-25I7 Danville Indiana Compliments of FRIEDMAN'S PCJNTIAC Hendricks County Pontiac and Tempest Dealer Service Facilities All Makes 5 Models Danville Indiana THE FIRST NATICDNAL BANK ANID TRUST CO. PI f Id I d M b f t hFDIC dFd IR syr f C g t I t s Best Wishes rom To the Class of I963 PHARMACY STEVENSON-JENSEN F the Best In'Pharmaceut I INSURANCE AGENCY S pm d f F . my INC. S D II Id D II I d Helen Collins and Martha McGoniga1 look at bicycles at. . . FLOYD'S BICYCLE MART DANVILLE DAIRY QUEEN Who cares about ca1ories says Wendy Scudder as she serves Judy Gill a malt. is KL,: t.t. BOOSTERS Bateman's Trading Post Hendricks County Loan Co City Cleaners Dinsmore Basket Shop Bradshaw's Shell Service Westwood Inn Boots Jenner The Danville Gazette Marvin Wills Wynn's Standard Service Dr. Heimanshon C 5 E Drugs Danner's 5 5 lO Store Mac's Implement Sales Danville Beauty Shop Dick's B 5 H Grill McRobert's Insurance Agency Danville Paint 8 Body Shop Farm Bureau Insurance Nellie Page Jim's City Service BUD'S AUTO PARTS Nfxn'-fa .X M nw .Myzz A wx-, . ,fd ,,...-M X f , X j5Qpg?g ,4 W 1 ,,, . ' , 5 gfg a ie 3 I Af5fW.:qi ff Avon Indiana MJ0HNSTON'S REG LPN a5mf?MJ' ?f g.Q M ,...1 rwp. ! W ,K Q .N-11. V f ii 1 2 5 E L71 vl an Ear . i I sl' . ' ' . 'ZVVJVJH ' ,ffyvg 4,, ,a-,.-'zz' 22' - ---' . ' ' -, 'mmm mmm . 6 MWXWSK xr XWEQAQ Danville SH 5-M285 Indiana WILLIAM T. GILL CONTRACTCR gm My A'k,,- National Geographic Building in Washington, D. C. 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