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

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X .-t- is -X, 4 -...M 1, gg ,ksfw-We t . - do -- wt- ef Doy by Doy TABLE OF CONTENTS SCHOOL LIFE... ...4 ACADEMICS . . . . , .S ACTIVITIES . . ..... . . .20 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . , , 30 SPORTS . ....... . . . . .52 PERSONALITIES . .. . . . SS ADVERTISING . .. . . 110 i Scboollde Broodens September 3 First day of school 3 Football Jamboree 6 Fir st football game 18 Sophomores chose class rings 21 Band Record Hop October 5 Freshman Reception 10 Jr. Leaders Dinner 14-17 Senior Pictures 23 Underclassmen Pictures 23 F.H.A. Chili Supper 31 Halloween Party November 6 Honor Society Induction 11 Veteran's Day 20 Booster Club Organization 23 First Basketball Game 26 Choir Concert 27-29 Thanksgiving vacation D ecembe r 4 Speech Play - Don't Go Ape 9 Thespian Initiation 16 Teachers Tea 18 High School Christmas Concert 19 Grade School Christmas Program 20 Christmas vacation began 21 Christmas Dance 27-28 Holiday Tourney January 2 Back to school 8 F.H.A, Pizza Party 18 Student Council Record Hop 25 Student Council Record Hop Minds ond February Home Ec. Style Show Cap and Gown Selection Junior Home Ec. Field Trip Sweetheart Dance -29 Sectionals March Robed Choir and Dance Band Tour -14 ,P.T.A, Minstrel Science Fair Beatnick Dance F.H.A. Daddy Date Night -27 Spring Vacation First Track Meet April 3 Speech Club Play- Curfew Capers First Baseball Game Dance sponsored by freshmen State Music Contest Dance for Band 25 Variety Show May May Prom Tri-Hi-Y Mother's Tea Mother -Daughter Banquet Sectional Track Meet Senior Concert Cap and Gown Delivery Publications Banquet Sports Banquet Jr.-Sr. Reception Baccalaureate Commencement Last Day of School Exponcls Interests School Activities Bring Fun, Fellowship, Heidi can't seem to find the plans for the party she and Ann gave. Nita Jones strolls down Fashion Avenue in the Home Ee. Style Show. The Pickers , a group of senior girls added a spark to Vaudeville. Tom Kraft and Kathy Good seem to be enjoying the Sweetheart Dance . Students bid for the services of slaves at the Latin Banquet. Q 1. r .L , 'sa .. .J at .Bi A Mr. Etienne and Mr. Greve, the basketball coaches, posed after being crowned at a pep session. Don Ritchey is in a tight squeeze as he tries to get away with the ball. ond Free Time for D.H.S. Students SENIORS CLASS OF '64 EFFORT IS THE PRICE OF SUCCESS F Academic The classrooms are the most important parts of our school. In them students learnto study and express their own ideas and opinions. A variety of courses offers wide opportunities for education and provides a well-rounded background for the future. The students are handed the key that unlocks the doors to truth, education and success. DAY BY DAY . . The Art of Communication The Advanced Speech Class prepares for their first play Don't Go Ape, Language Arts make people more aware oftheir usage of good English. ln our business and social con- tacts we will be judged by our spoken English, Litera- ture increases our vocabulary and helps us understand what we read, Speech developes our attitudes and poise. wx Douglas Ledgerwood points out the parts of a business letter, while Mike Arnold waits to discuss his ambition, Interior Design. Miss Susan Page's Junior English class seems to know the answers about Huckleber ry F inn, Students Study World Problems i' 5 S.. .. 'flux Governments of the world furnishes students withabetter knowledge of governments throughout the world. Eighth grade students review their lesson for Mr. Leedy's test. Current events, oral and written reports are a part of the social science program, U.S. and World history create an appreciation of American civilization through acomparison ofthe past to the present. Social and political foundations and the financing of American government are studied in the citizenship and government classes. 11 V'IlEiUlTSm if 4 i i Moth ond Science Interest Grows The freshman biology class prepare for their semester exam. ELECTRICAL CONDUCTWITN sssssss PROCEDURE ti ss s ' wvrn wav ta L .,.. W, Q - ' MINE S004 ru.-my Wilbur Tague won first place in the local science fair with a poster showing the Electrical Conductivity of Solutions. 12 As the emphasis on the space age grows, yes- terday's science fiction becomes today's projects and tomorrow's reality. DHS prepares it's students for the future through a variety of scientific studies. The study of science is one of the most compli- cated and interest-arousing series of courses offered at DHS. Four years of scienceareoffered to students in the areas of biology, physical science, chemistry, and physics. These courses put the solutions for the problems of the modern world closer to the present. in Midst of Atomic ond Spoce Age Advanced algebra trains students to reason intelligently for future occupations. In today's complex world of facts and figures, a study of mathematics is extremely important. Algebra, geometry, and trigonometry are disciplines to straight thinking and intelligent reasoning as pupils prepare, not only for a college education, but for all phases of American living, Anticipating the need for a strong rnathematic background in the fast moving space age, students prepare themselves for a suc- cessful future by studying the courses offered at D,H,S, Our math teachers stimulate interest and guide the students through courses in algebra, geometry and trigonometry. Susan Joseph explains the solution of a trigonometry problem. 13 Languages Provide Understanding El examen es muy dificil. The translation of Caesar's letters helps the Latin class get a deeper meaning of the language, As our world grows smaller due to advanced transportation, foreign language provides the vital link in the understanding between the peoples ofthe world. LATIN LIVES AGAIN . . . Although the Latin language is not spoken today, the study of word derivations and vocabulary helps the student to grasp the structure of English and other Romance languages. Spanish is a popular course in which students learn about the culture as well as the language of Spanish speaking countries. The study of for eign language enables the students to obtain a better knowledge of foreign culture, thus creating each individual's opportunity to aid in the long, hard road to world peace. Art Students Show Crecitive Ability 67,6 'i' i': : PM JA ZZ HNEURH Senior Mike Stewart displays talent with mosaic table, The art classes under the supervision of Mrs. Joan Kisner, provided opportunity for pupils to develop their art interest and skill. The field of art is a challenging one, which may open many doors to success. Metal enameling, model homes and mosaics were interesting projects during the year. The metal enameling projects were planned near the Christ- mas holidays so the students could make them for gifts. During the year certain projects wt Seniors Steve Haas and Mike Arnold work on metal enameled projects. were planned to coincide with basic art theory, Model homes were built to teach design, furniture arrangement and color schemes. Each pupil was required to keep a semester notebook on an artist. Mrs. Kisner helps Mike Stewart, Jim Ewing and Bob Decker on a still life. Shop ond Home Ec Teoch Skills Metal working, printing, mechanical dr awing, and woodworking are offered to the boys of grades 8 through 12 under the direction of Mr. David Jones and Mr. James Morris, I think the plaids will match, says Vyanne McCord hopefully. Students gain practical experience in classroom dinners. Students discover the fun of sewing as Miss Selsor, Mrs. Pierson and Mrs. Helbig help pre- pare them in the art of homemaking. We know the muffins will be delicious and so are the many other dishes the students arelearn- ing to cook. Lucky are the guys that get these girls. Business Education Opens Mony Doors Q ss.. tt Typewriting 1, II and .Tour- nalism, which provides practical training for sec- r etar ies and college p r ep students, was taught by Mrs. Vivian Gil- we ham. Miss Patricia Selsor taught Shorthand I and II and took the advanced group on a field trip to Indiana Busi- ness College, ...,,,q Wifi? i 'n Business education is becoming a growing field in today's everchanging world, The DHS business department provides a good background in the com- mercial field. In addition to general business, which offers background training to under-classmen,Mrs. FernMc- Elwain also taught Bookkeeping 1, giving basic book- keeping fundamentals to the upper classmen, To complete the commerce curriculum Mrs. Esther Porter taught advanced bookkeeping and Mrs. Doris Andrews taught basic business arithmetic Trompoline Puts Bounce into Gym Life A new trampoline in the physical education department added variety and enthusiasm to the popular program. The eighth grade girls try to keep trim and neat figures by doing various exercises. Strong bodies and coordination along with good sportsmanship are the goals of the physical education department. All students are required to take health and safety, and two years of gym. Mrs. Louise Dollens and Mr. Robert Etienne help students in the physical fitness program. Lives Enriched loy Music The eighth grade chorus had the opportunity of combining with the glee club to prescnt a winter concert. , t.,. W if H f if Q. sm rw X 3' The high school band spent many hours preparingfor the events of the year, Among these events were a tour to Madison and the Senior Concert, The concert featured a Mardi-Gras setting, Ax Activities The students at D1-IS are challenged by the in- volvement of class projects, as well as club projects, but school also stands for the jokes that permeate the halls, and the giggles and fads. It is the dances, the voting for kings or queens, the rushing down the stairs, and the crush at thc lockers near I-largravc Hall. All these and many more fun-filled moments have made dreams becomc reality, DAY BY D.-XY . . Heidi Acquciints DHS Heidi Otto, our foreign exchange student from Salzgitter- Bad, Germany, made us wellacquainted with the German way of life and customs during the year. While staying with the Fabian Underhills, Heidi was the hostess of a pitch-in-supper---her first U.S. party, Central Park, Broadway, the Empire State Building, and Radio City Music Hall were a few of the places that impressed her when she visited New York. Even though Heidi was enrolled in the 12th grade at Dan- ville High School, she will still have two more years of school in Germany. After graduation, Heidiwoulcl like to study foreign languages and history which would help prepare her as a guide for tours within continental Europe. with German Life CRAMS J wontn T' Heidi showed slides and presented interesting com- ments about Germany to the eighth grade in a convo- cation , Heidi shows Ann Underhill her ideas for her next Speech. 22 ug, 5 i ,ffflf f Heida points out to her history classmates the location of her native country. 'An Evening in Toro' Decorated as an old southern mansion, the Washington Street Gymnasium was the scene of the 30th annual May Prom, An Evening in Tara. The music that drifted toward the star-filled sky was provided by Jay Dickens and the Accents. The crowning of May Queen, Becky Poynter, by Robin Hood, TerryChandler,was the highlight ofthe evening. Soft Spring colors decorated the gymnasium and vases of lilacs and tulips graced the tables. Members of the court were: J. C, Burnellg Jill Criseg Howard Conleyg Jane Cummins: Jim Disneyg Helen Collins: Flower Girl, Brenda Poyn- ter, May Queen, Becky Poynter: Robin Hood, Terry Chandlery Crown Bearer, Tommy Gibbs: Susie Rod- rieyg Dave Livingstong .TudyGi1lgDon Wrightg Becky Parsonsg and Dave Teany. ini Freshmen Begin Triumphant Climb Steve Carter, senior, welcomes Susie Brock, fresh- Becky Joyce and Steve Haas gaze at the stairway to the man. stars. The freshmen began their climb up The Stairway to the Stars, at the annualFreshman Reception, This yea r's formal introduction was held on an October evening in the Washington Street Gymnasium. Senior class president, Jim Dever, welcomed the freshmen as official members of the high school. .Ter ry Bair, freshman class president, thanked the seniors for the fine reception, The J ay Dixon Combo provided lovely music as coup- les danced in the gym, gaily decorated in the senior class colors of mint and forest green. Senior president, .TimDever extends a cordialwelcome to Jerry Bair, freshman president. Seniors and freshmen enjoy the first dance to music provided by the ,Tay Dixon Combo, 'Winter Wonderlond' Winter Wonderland was the theme of the annual Tri-Hi-Y Christmas dance. Silver snowflakes and a gailydecorated Christmas tree added additional holiday cheer. The coronation of Vyanne McCord and the introduction of her court, Diane Dins- more, Marty Martin and Sally Sutherlin was the highlight of the evening. 'Cupid's Mogic' To accent the theme, Cupid'sMagic, at the Sweetheart Dance, candles and glitter- ing hearts were placed on the tables. The atmosphere of the dance floor was set by red and pink cupids scatter ed about the gr id room. The dance is sponsored annually by the F .H,A, Doug Myers, Don Ritchey, and Dave Myers were the other candidates for Sweetheart King. .Tim Devers is crowned King ofA1l Young Hearts by Karen Hook, F.H.A. President. Royolty Reigns ot Annuo 3 5 , WST Here come the bands! Homecoming festivities began with a parade down main street and then to the gridiron. D u r in g half-time ceremonies each queen candidate was escorted to the football field, where Sharon Mitchell, sophomore, was crowned Homecoming Queen by Dave Myers. The royal party was entertained by the junior and senior high bands during the celebration, The homecoming game ended with the Spark- plugs defeating the Warriors 12-7, The dance in the grid room was the finale for the regal celebration. E Homecoming Queen candidates were Connie W right, freshmang Sharon Mitchell, sophomoreg Carol Stock- rahm, junior: and Carla Honaker, senior. Her Majesty the queen. Ring Up A Victory was the theme of the senior float. omecoming Ceremonies 955-W'U?'fQvUIo DRY, ' , .-.A I i The freshman float, Brew Up A Victory , captured the eyes of the judges and took first place in the float contest. -1' qw . A asf., u. A ,, I .f ' Qi p 'K s The junior float, Short Those Plugs took Bury Em was the feeling expressed by the second place. sophomores with their float. Students Win Honors Dave Myers, senior, received an appoint- ment to the United States Naval Acade- my at Annapolis. Maryland. This is thefirst time in DHS history that anyone has received this honor. Taking a series of tests, Dave met general eligibility requirements,obtained a senatorial nomination, and qualified scho- lastically and physically. Being th e representative in the county Daughters of American Revolution Contest, Susan .T oseph was selected by the faculty as the Danville High SchoolDAR Good Citizen on the basis of char acter , citizenship, leader - ship, scholarship, and service. The test emphasized government on federal, state. and local levels. For maintaining the highest scholastic average in English in her sophomore year, Ann Underhill received a year's subscrip- tion to the Reader's Digest magazine. Pam Hicks received a certificate and a pin for scoring the highest on a Betty Crocker Achievement Test. Its purpose is to en- courage Home Ec and community partici- pation. ,ar- L,. , , . 13, ,f , 'Wg X xg, Crgonizotions Extracurricular activities are an integral partof our school life. It is through these activities that we make friends and establish better relationships with our teachers. We also learn to accept responsibility by serving as officers, planning programs and working on service projects. Our clubs aid us in becoming leaders and better individuals, DAY BY DAY . . Students Govern Our School FRONT ROW: T. Reclfordg D, Ledgerwoodg J. Dinsmoreg R, Disneyg S. Reedq D, Weaver. SECOND RUN: S. Mitchellg T, lvloweryg S, Sutherling C, Honalcerg R, Dollensg A, Underhillg L, Rammel, THIRD ROV: D, Whiclcerg C. Sicldonsg S. Wills: I. Lawsong S. Barnett: L. Cummins: S. KFODD. FOURTH ROW: B, Evans: J. Bair: I. Deverg T, Kraftg T. Crews: G. Rogers: Mr. J. O'Brien, sponsor. OFFICERS--Tom Crews, Parliamentariang Louise Cummins, Presidentg Carla Honalrer, Secretaryg Tim Mowery, Treasurerg Ron Dollens, Vice-president. The meeting will now come to order, ls there any new business? This was a familiar question to 26 members of the DHS Student Council as they carried on their Tues- day evening meetings, The council was formed to help better the school, community and the members themselves. During the year, homecoming activi- ties, the exchange student program and the May Prom were the main projects sponsored by the Council. Honoring the faculty, the Student Coun- cil sponsored Teacher Appreciation Day in a surprise convocation. Coolries and coffee were later served by Council Members, Honor Group Chosen Annuolly FRONT ROW: J. Dinsmore, J. Hadley, L. Rammel, S. Joseph, R. Dollens, J. Clark, R, Disney, J. Jones, Mrs. Wanda Stanley, sponsor, SECOND ROW: T,Mowery, C, Etienne, A, Underhill, J, Hughes, B, Liemcn- stall, J, Mynatt, S. Sutherlin, E, Hitchcock, S, Mitchell. THIRD ROW: P. Hicks, M, Stamper, D, Myers, L. Cummins, S. Jones, R. Harbin, K, Good, M. Barber. FOURTH ROW: A, Miller, S. Kropp, J. Lawrence, T, Crews, N, Blum, T, Clark, K. Robinson, G, Rogers, L, Heard, At an impressive candlelight ceremony twenty-five new members were inducted into the National Honor So- ciety. The students are from the upper third of their class, and are chosen on the basis of character, scholar- ship, leadership, and service. Wrapping Christmas gifts for mentalpatients was one of the Honor Society's projects, while they also worked to promote high ideals among students at DHS. OFFICERS--Rose Ellen Disney, Secretaryg Ken Robinson, Treasurer, Ron Harbin, Presidcntg Jim Mynatt, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y ond Hi-Y Promote Hug Front Row: S, Ellis, M. Hazelwood, L, Lee. .T. Dinsmore, B- Miles, S. Mitchell, D. Weaver, B. Newhart, A, Daugherty. Second Row: J. Bryant, L. Miles, S. Walls, H, Hawley, D. Gipson, S, Falls, C. Tague, V, McCord, J, Clark, C, Piper, Third Row: P. Davis, D, Honey, P. Parsons, C. Stockrahm, B. Jordan, C. Etienne, J. Rodney, L. Vernon, L, Rutledge, S. Sutherlin. Fourth Row: M. Starnper, C. Honaker, D. Dins- more, J. Harvey, S. Herman, A. Miller, S. Gentry, B. Jordan, M, Martin, P. Gill, I. Wiggam. TRI-HI-Y officers include: Vyanne McCord I P r es identg Susan Jones, Song Leader g Diane Dins - more, Vice-President, Janet Clark, Secretary: Donita Honey, Sergeant-At-Arms: Becky Miles Chaplain, Not Pictured Harriett Hawley, Treas- UICI, Vyanne McCord, senior, presented Mrs Pritchett, sponsor, with a gift. Btondctrds of Christian Living Front Row: E. Hitchcock. R. Dollens, L. Chambers, S. Kropp, S. Johnston, B. Deeb. J. Mounts. S. Barnett, M, Gilbreath, Mr. Becht, Sponsor. Second Row: M. Masariu. J. Watson, G. Rogers, L. Comer, G, wig gam, D, Underwood, B, Conley. J. Dever, J. Lynch, Third Row: M. Arnold, S. Crouch, D, Hoge, N, Blum L. Cox, T. Vannice, D. Vaughan, D. Myers, W. Tague. The objective of the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y is to promote, establish, and maintain high standards of Christian ideals throughout the home, school, and community. The two organizations joined with the Robed Choir in presenting the annual Thanksgiving pro- gram. The Tri-Hi-Y also raised money to finance their projects by selling candy. Mrs. Mabel Pritchett, Tri-Hi-Y sponsor, and Mr. Burns Becht, Hi-Y sponsor, assist their officers and help the members to set better Christain examples for others. I-Ii-Y officers include: Bob Conley, Treasurer Mike Gilbreath, Vice-President: Dave Vaughan Presidentg Don Hoge, Secretaryg Dave Under- wood, Sergeant-At-Arms, Wilbur Tague, Histori- ang J im Dever, Chaplain. Act Well Your Port, FRONT ROW: S. Ellis: L. Chapmang V.McC0rdg C. Fellowsg D, Honey: S. Sutherling L. Rutledgeg A. Under- hill: J. Hughesg T. Eggersg H. Hawleyg N. Jones, SECOND ROW: Mrs.Kisner, Sponsorg P. Bunteng P. Davis: J. Parrg C, Honakerg S. CartergM.Marting S. Jones: J. Wright: Y, Hansong S. Parker. THIRD ROW: S. Johnston: J. Harvey: S.Barnettp R. HarbingM. Hollarsg M. Preecsg R. Colgazierg J, Watson: D. Chandlery J, Harvey: M. Stewartg P. l-lolmes. FOURTH ROW: Mr. J. O'Brien, Sponsorg D. Chalfantg D, Hadleyg T. Crews: J. Hopperg S. Crouchg H. Ottog D, Vaughang N. Blumg T, Kraft: M. McGuyreg D. Smithg W. Tague. Revolving around the Thespian Society, the Speech Club was composed of pupils expressing an interest in speech. The Club provided many programs for Classroom Teachers and P.T,A, meetings. Club members were in contests, debates, and extemporaneous speeches, through which poise, self-confidence, and resourcefulness was gained. The Speech and Thespian Clubs worked together in the year's dramatic productions. One group of offi- cers represented both clubs. They were: Marty Martin, President, Susan Jones, Secretaryg Wilbur Tague, Program Chairmang Mike Hollars, Treasurer: and Judy Hughes, Vice-president. Mike Stewart faints from the sight of the ape CSteve Crouchj. for Therein , All the Honors Lies Dick Smith, Dave Vaughan, Marcia Carter, and Judy Hughes attended the 1963 assembly along with Mrs.Kisner, speech teacher . Coming from all over the State and converging on the Purdue campus, high school students annually join in a mock legislature. Students present bills, have committee meetings, and practice formal parliamentary procedure. ln order to attend Purdue Assembly, a student must be in either history or speech classes. Following the lead of Thespis, the Grcelvs presumed Father ofDrama. Danville's Thes- pian Society 322246 has been the nucleus of the Speech Club and its various functions. Participating in contests. sponsoring the Variety and Vaudeville Shows, and the nonsensi- cal rendition of D0n't Go Ape, and Curfew Capers highlighted this ycar's efforts. Taking an active part in these endeavors helped pupils earn ten points which are required for member- ship. FRONT ROW: S. Ellis: H. Hawley: T, Eggersg L. Chapman: J. Hughes: L. Rutledgep V. McCordg Miss Kisner, Sponsor, SECOND ROW: A. Underhill: B. Limenstollg M. Matting S. Carter: R, llarbing S. Jones: K. Honakerg Y. Hanson, THIRD ROW: M, I-lollarsg S. KrODD: 1. Harveyg D. Smithg D. lladleyg S. Crouch: W, Tagueg D, Chalfantp M. Stewart. Not pictured: S. Sutherling D. Chandler. R7 FRONT ROW: K. Hookg J, Brock: S. HaaS: S. .losephg J. Hughes: R. Disney: J. McCammackg T. Wynn. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Vivian Gilliam, advisory P, Hicksg S. Sutherling C, Honakerp D, Myersg L. Cumminsg D, Gipsong S, Chandler. THIRD ROW: M,Marting S, Jonesg D, Sterrettg P, Holmesg R, Harbing S. Rutledge: M. Stanley. FOURTH ROW: M. Stewart: J, Deverg D. Smithg M, Arnold: L, Cox: T. Clark: W, Whittakerg R, Lowry. 'Bid Mass confusion . . . every Wednesday and Thursday after school in Ye Olde City Room, as page editors, stencilists and art workers try frantically to get the paper to its 300 subscribers on Fr iday. In the midst of the storm stood editor, Judy Hughes, whose advice was gladly accepted on matters concerning journalistic work. The staff and adviser, Mrs. Vivian Gilliam, sacrificed precious extra moments to maintain their All-American rating. ' gfjkunm Tom Clark, Sports Page Co-editorg Mike Arnold Editorial Page Editorg Marty Martin, Feature Editor Dave Myers, Sports Page Co-editorp Judy Hughes Editor-in-chiefg Louise Cummins, News Editor. Deadline . D Doy . .Delivery fit FRONT ROW: Mrs, McElwain, adviser: K. Hook: H, Hawley, subscription manager: J. Clark: V, McCord: L, Chapman: R, Disney: .T.McCammcak:S,Reed:S, Furry. SECOND ROW: J, I-Ionaker: P, Gill: R, Ilarbin: D, Myers: C. Honaker: K. Good, Junior Editor: P. Hicks, M. Stanley: S, Haas: D, Sterrett, artist, THIRD ROW: L, Cummins, business managergM.Martin: L, Gentry: K. Tearman: D, Smith: M, Arnold: S. Crouch: J, l-larvey, assistant literary editor: D. Dinsmore: N, Rodney, assistant subscription mgr, QNot pictured: D, Chandlery, Editors R. Harbin, M. Arnold, D,Dinsmore, R.Disney and M. Martin are working on layouts. Typist, Karen Hook andjfean Harvey, assistant literary editor, help student photographer, Bill Whittaker, crop pictures. Working hard to produce a good yearbook, the staff gained valuable experience while they worked many long hours to finish the book. Behind the scenes were the usual cries of lost dummies, blue pencils, pictures and the many unplanned incidents that seemed to constantly face us. The ball games, dances and Day by Day activities that mean so much to all DHS pupils, have been captured by the cameras of Mr, Gallo- way and Bill Whittaker. . A Three Quolifyfor Quill ond Scroll Mr. Cox watches lvlrs. Vivian Gil- ham, Adviser of Quill and Scroll, pin an Editor-in-chief pin on Judy Hughes. FRONT ROW: Mrs. Vivian Gilham, Rose Ellen Disney, Judy Hughes. BACK ROW: Pam Hicks, SusanJones. The members of Quill and Scroll took time from their busy schedules to plan the Spring Publication's Banquet. Quill and Scroll, the International Honorary Society for high school journalists, was formed to encourage and reward individuals achievement in journalism, In addition to meeting the national qualifications for mem- bership, pupils were required to write and edit a Style Book. Sponsoring a Publications Banquet in May to honor all staff members of the Pow Wow and Tom Tom is one ofthe projects of Danville's Chapter of Quill and Scroll. Rose Ellen Disney admires her Susan Jones, Pam Hicks, and Rose Ellen Disney were initiated into Editor-in-chief pen presented to Quill and Scroll, Mrs, McElwain and Mr, Cox participated in thc her by Judy Hughes, President ceremony, of Quill and Scroll. Exploring New Worlds in Science Row One: M.Co1lins,S.Joseph, E,Hitchcoek, P. Davis, D, Eggleston, A, Underhill, C. Piper, Row Two: T Mowery, M. Barber, M. l-lollars, L. Heard, D. Myers, R, Dollens, Row Three: T, Crews, W. Tague, T Vannice, T, Kraft, D. Hadley, G, Rogers, J. Lynch. Science Club officers are: Wilbur Tague, Presiclentg Leslie Heard, Secretary-Treasurer: and DaveMyerS. Vice-President. Promoting a more intensive interest in science, through experiements, guest speakers and a science fair, is the object of the Science Club. The club sponsored the annual science fair which was open to the public. Each member displayed a project at the exhibition. Through these projects, parents along with students ac- quire a more thorough knowledge of science. Toword New Horizons The National Organization ofthe Future Homemakers of America was established in Danville this year with membership open to any girl in high school wishing to become an ACTIVE member. Our major objective is to give individuals an opportunity to improve personal, family, and community living through organized programs within the club. Each year in June one of the colleges serves as host to the FHA State Convention, Each club is invited to send a representative group with chapter mother and advisor, In our State Organization, we are a member of the Central District. Various schools host the Fall and Spring District yr gif' Xi x FHA OFFICERS--Front Row: Jan Hodgin, Song Leaderg Linda Rutledge, Historian: Suzanne Rutledge, Treasurerg Karen Hook, President. Second Row: Lois Doub, Pro- jects Chairmang Shirley Fellows, Editorg Miss Selsor, Sponsorg Shelia Reed, Vice Presidentg Vyanne McCord, Secretary. 42 Meetings with the Fall Meeting devoted to officer's training and the Spring Meeting centering on elections of district officer's, display of talents, and checking the Scrap- books for Honor Chapter accomplishments. FHA has contributed to the extra-cur- ricular life at DHS by sponsoring a Bonfire and a Valentine Dance. For the girls we held initiation, a Pizza Party, and FHA Week activities ending with a Turn-About Dance, To include the parents, FHA spon- sored the Daddy-Date Night and the Mother- Daughter Banquet, which climaxed the year with the installation of the 64-65 officers. Buenos Vecinos Row One: S, Thompson, B. Miles, B.Mowery, L, Chapman, V. McCord, A. Underhill, D, Weaver, L, Corn- well, H. Hawley. Row Two: T, Mowety, L. Vernon. S, Sutherlin, E. Hitchcock, S, Barnett, B, Jordan, M, Carter, L, Rutledge, Row Three: Mrs, Stanley, Sponsor, D. Geiling, R, Dollens, C. Stockrahm, M, Barber, A. Miller, J. Wiggam, Y. Hansen, P, Parsons, Row Four: D. Dinsmore, R. Colglazier, I. Har- vey, M, Smeaton, M. Arnold, N. Blum, W, Whittaker, B. Conley, D, Himsel, D. Myers. Spanish Club Officers are: Skip Barnett, Vice President, Bob Conley, Treasurer, Jean Harvey, President, and Ann Underhill, Secretary. Scrambling for candy was the climax of the Spanish Club's Christmas party. A pinata, which was broken in order to obtain the goodies, was a part of the annual festivities of the Club. This is a practice of the Latin American countries on the children's Saint's Day. Members also viewed films on the Spanish- speaking countries in order to better understand their customs. Thus, they are rewarded with a respect and love of these friends. 45 Future Librorions FRONT ROW: C, York: J. Yorkg L, Leeg L. Mi1esgM. Furryg S, Furry: J. .Tennerg C. McCrearyg B. New- hart. SECOND ROW: S, Haasg M. Collins: J. Clarkg L. Sturmg C. Goodnightg C, Mallicoatg M, Wrightg D, Honeyg K, Mood, THIRD ROW: Mrs.Mi1dred Hoge, Sponsorg J, Rodneyg B, Limenstollg R. Marting K. Gos- settg W, Haas: M. Stanleyg Y. Hansong M, Carterg Pat Bunten. FOURTH ROW: J. Mountsg D. Sterrettg J. Garrett: T. Cowlesg K. Tearmang D, Hogeg T, Kraftg M. Smeatong A, Miller: T. Tucker. Requirements for Student Librarians were to maintain a C average and to serve two hours monthly, The English Department was of great help to the 1ibrary's Book Island during the year. Officers of the Library Club were: Ann Miller, Secretaryg YvonneHan- son, Vice-presidentg Tom Tucker, President: and Marcia Carter, Treasurer. This year's Library Club has 43 members with Yvonne Hanson as State Pen Chairman of the Hoosier Student Librarians Association. Yvonne Hanson State Pin Chairman Societos Lotine Loquentium FRONT ROW: D, Pierson, B. Newhart, S.Mitchell, R, Cupp, C, Piper, L, Rammel, R. Comer, D. Whicker, L, Black, L, Lee, C, McCreary. SECOND ROW: J. Clark, D, Honey, P, Davis, W, Ballentine, S. Chandler, P. Parsons, C. Lowry, S, Randolph,A. Underhill,J. Rodney. THIRD ROW: W. Haas, B. Jordan, T, Cowles, L, Heard, S. Kropp, T, Harmon, J. Lawrence,.T. Garrett, T, Bolton, B. Jordan, L. Gentry, FOURTH ROW: M. McNeff, R. McDowell, T, Wills, T.Kraft, L. Comer, T. Clark, T. Vannice, N. Blum, M. Volpp, D. Under- wood, T. Crews, S, Johnston. The Latin Club acquaints students with the everyday use of Latin. The Roman culture and language is deeply imbedded in ours. Latin Club members learn of Roman customs and so under- stand our own way of life better. This year the Latin Club's main projects were updating their constitution and the annual Roman Banquet. At this banquet, initiates dressed in togas and were sold as slaves to the old members. After being sold they ran errands and served dinner to their masters. OFFICERS--Norman Blum, President: Dave Underwood, Vice President: Marjorie McNeff, Secretaryrlody Rodney, Treasurer. Leslie Heard, as Cleopatra, feeds grapes to Julius Caesar, better known as Dave Underwood, DHS Music Makers Entertain FRONT ROW: S. Pritchett, M. Bell, S, Joseph, P. Leimenstall, M. Vannice, M. Funk. SECOND ROW: M. Stamper, C.Kite,S. Fellows, B. EV311S,J. Himsel, D. Smith, C. Malicoat, L. Watson, K. Deich, C. Lothridge, S. Kersey, S.Pritchett. THIRD ROW: P. Fortner, C. Wellman, P. Bunten, C. Clayton, L. Bell, D. Behymer, J. Wallace, J. Gossett, J. Parr, G. Baldwin, D. Weaver, J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: R, Hein, .T. Mowery, L. Comer, S. Hendricks, B, Deeb, M. Barber, L, Cox, S. Kropp, R. Dollens, R. McDowell, L. Comer, M. Stamper. FIFTH ROW: C. Pitts, S. Walls, T. Eggers, T. Redford, R. Grammar, S. Koessler, J. Hughes, D. Wallace, M. Hollars, S. Cox, D, Geiling, D. Cantrell, E. Smith, W. Ballentine, M. Volpp. Law r ence COX. drum FRONT ROW: S. Harvey. J. Parr, T, Eggers. SECOND ROW: M major. led the Marching Volpp, L, Cox, C. Pitts, M. Barber. Warriors at all home foot- ball games. with Snczppy Mcarches cmd Donce Music - ----I annszna .........,4 , ,MN M Nnm -vs . fa, H 3 td ff .f A 'ff A FRONT ROW: D, Weaver, C, Lothridge, G, Baldwin, P. Pritchett, S. Kcrsey, S, Cantrell, M. Stamper. SECOND ROW: L, Cox, S, Kropp, M. Barber, R, Dollens, R. McDowell,C. Pitts. THIRD ROW: C. Pitts, T. Eggers, M, Hollars, M, Volpp, D, Cantrell, T. Mowery, W, Ballentine, D, Geiling, Whether it's marching on the muddy football field or playing at a concert, the Warrior Band is an impor- tant part of the school scene. Playing at all home foot- ball and basketball games, the pep band boasts the spirit of the team and fans. The band played at Madison State Hospital and as a final feature, they presented the Senior Concert, honoring all senior band members. The Dance Band, an extracurricular organization, received a first class rating at the State Contest and accompanied the Robed Choir to Chicago for the annual spring tour . The Majorettes are: T. Westerfield, C, Clayton, J. Parr, S. Reed, M. Vannice, C. McCreary. J. Griffith. The eighth grade band prepares students for future success in the field of music. 47 Musical Troups Enioy Trip FRONT ROW: C. Piper, S. Ellis, B.MowerY..T.McCammack, D. Price, J. Hodgin, K. Schmitt, V. McCord, D, Keller, K. Hook. J. Griffith, J. Jones. SECOND ROW: D, Gipson, S. Joseph, P. Davis, S. Fellows, A, Underhill, M. Stamper, B. Leimenstall, S. Parker, S. Fritsche, G, Wray, N, Jones, S, Koessler. THIRD ROW: J. Jones, J. Wright, B. Deeb, S. Carter, L. Rammel, L, Chapman, L. Cummins, M. Martin, R. Hines, D. Smith, H. Otto, S, Ruthledge, S, Jones, N, Mood, N. Rodney' J. Wallace. FOURTH ROW: D, Weaver, D. Underwood, W. Whittaker, T. Adams, G. Rogers, M. Leach, T. Vannice, D. Ritchey, D. Myers, D, Hoge, T. Crews, K. Tearman, M. Funk, M. Gilbreath. The Robed Choir officers were Doug Myers, President, Don Ritchey, Vice-president: and Lynne Chapman, Secretary.. treasurer. All aboard for Chicago, was a familiar sound heard by all robed choir and dance band members on the 1964 spring tour. The Robed Choir, under the direction of Lynn Jones, participated in many activi- ties during the year. They presented a Thanksgiving program for the student body, a Christmas program for the public and spent many hours preparing for the tour to Chica- go in March. Concluding their busy year, the choir sang at the Baccalaureate services. Top Tunes ond New Talent z . - I I 1 . , Lf if . 8 Q 44A 1 5 4 FRONT ROW: N, Mitchell, W. Thomas, T,Davis,S, Jarrett, B, Joyce, SECOND ROW: R, Pevler, M. Beauchamp, D, Grounds, P, Retherford, F, Charles, D, Leach, J, Hodgin, J, Anderson, THIRD ROW: K, Gossett, S, Oringderff, S, Pritchett, B. Bo1ler,S. Springer, L, Heard, F, Honey, M, Stamper, FOURTH ROW: B, Rinderknecht, K, Stephen- son, R, Leach, T, Stephenson, R, Robinson, C, Pitts, I, Hodge, R. Keene, Ll I K- I FRONT ROW: D, Nicely, D. Randall, K, Eggers, T. Warner, M, Hitchcock, T, Ilimsel, D, Carroll, J, Beecham, S, Rutledge, T, Easley, P. Wilson, L, Edwards. SECOND ROW: M, Saddler, S, Hammond, C, Pritchett, B, Decb, E, Buchanan, L, Smith, C, Forbredgc, I, Chastcen, K, Hendrick, P, Poet, K, Crews, A, Cox, S, Disney, K, Martin, THIRD ROW: J. Griswold, M, Barber, B, Leavitt, S, Nickle, V, Rose, B, Ritchey, B, Goodman, M, Thompson, R, King, D, Wright, M, Hollars, P. Wright, P. Gatlin, C. Rinehart, Z, Bolcs, E. Gregg. FIFTH ROW: S. Sturgeon, K, McCord, V, Walls, V, Gill, M, Masariu, M, Harvey, P, Myers, R, Smith, M, Retherford, S, Cloud, J, Hodge, A, Hoge, P, Parker, 9 Stoters Leorn lndiono Government FRONT ROW: Louise Cummins, Marcia Bell, Ron I-larbin, Susan Joseph, Judy Hughes. SECOND ROW: Alternates, ,Tim Mynatt, Sally Sutherlin, Marcia Carter, Pam Hicks, Rose Ellen Disney, HOOSIER GIRLS' STATE was held June 23 through ,Tune 30 on the Indiana University Campus, Nine hundred and four girls, living in Teter Quad- tangle, spent that week learning about the operations of the government. DHS delegates and their sponsors were: Marcia Bell, Tri Kappa Associatesg Louise Cummins, Tri Kappag Judy Hughes, Epsilon Sigma Alphag Susan Io- seph, B,P,W, Alternates were: Marcia Carter, Rose Ellen Disney, Pam Hicks, and Sally Sutherlin, 50 HOOSIER BOYS' STATE was held .Tune 16 through June 23, The nine hundred and four boys who participated stayed in Wright Center on the lndi- ana University Campus. Representatives are chosen on scholarship, morals and leadership. During this week the boys were taught the basic fundamentals of government. Attending last year's Boys' State was Ron Har- bin, sponsored by The American Legion. .Tim Mynatt was chosen alternate. Lettermen Bocked by Booster Club Thc Pcp Block backed the Warrior's team efforts with yells, chants and hand jivcs. Additional voices were heard from thc newly organized boys' Pep Block. The letternien composed the bulk of the new group, Anyone who earns a varsity letter or jacket is eligible for mem- bership in the Lettermen's Club. Every member must set a very high example for his classmates, The club took charge of parking the cars X -i in the parking lot during home games, and sold advertisements for X5 the basketball programs. Booster Club Officers were: Front Row: L, Gentryg L. Chapmang V, McCordg S. Jones. Second Row: L. Rutledgeg D. Honeyg C, Honakerg J. Harvey. FRONT ROW: D, Ritchey, Presidentg J, Deverg D, Lynch? J. Mynatt, Sccretaryg M. Leach, M, Hollarsg D. Chandlery D, Myersg A, Pruittg D, Myers: D. Vaughan, SECOND ROW: R. Pedigo, Sponsorg D, Hughesg G, Rogers: M, Funkg S, Johnstong D, lloge, Secrctaryg B, Conley: J. Higginsg lvl. Gilbreath, Sergeant-av Armsg N, Blum, Chaplaing D, Weaver. TIIIRD ROW: J. Hamiltong R, Wyattg K, Wright: H. York: D Whickerg B, Dayg T. Davidsong B, Dcckerg N, Gatling J, Watson, FOURTH ROW: G. Bally R. Harbing R, lluffmang D, Plunkettg T. Clarkg L, Keeneg G, Wiggamg S, Barnett, Sl i '23 .-.. ,mi .. 'x J? ' 'Fw Wav.. k -- vi 1A,f:SQ:f'f6s. it Q- N' X -iXQgQ..,.A. .5 VN -f S MW ' f . - .- vw- new 'Q' nw X : N 4., . xzgw -A W ,ff ' x Kg - xi X5 4- jis g-1,., .. My M Sports Building character, encouraging good sports- manship, instilling desire for accomplishment and inspiring a greater effort as well as developingphysi- cal fitness are the goals of the athletic program. As the athletic program is successful in these goals, we hope that we will remember them and live them, DAY BY DAY . . . Worriors Complete Another Front Row: Assistant Coach, B. Becht, J. Dever,M. Hollars, D, Vaughan, D. Myers, D. Chandler, D. Ritchey, D, Myers, A. Pruitt, Coach, B. Pedigo, Second Row: M. Gilbreath, J. Higgins, R. Colg1azier,K. Robinson, S. Haas, B. Deeb, M. Leach, N. Gatlin, D. Hoge, J. Morris, R. Vannice, Third Row: G. Wiggam, B. Conley, B. Decker, E, Smith, T. Kraft, D, Underwood, G. Rogers, J. Lynch, N. Blum, M. Masariu, G, Ball. Fourth Row: C. Lowry, B. McPeak, K. Stephenson, S. Wills, P. Hoffman, R. Davidson, R. Wyatt, T. Stephenson, L, Schmitt, M. .Chapman, G. McGown. Fifth Row: Manager,.T, Mynatt,Manager,T. Bruner, R, Guthrie, J. Lynch, J. Smith, B. Koch, R, Wyatt. B, Day, M. Hazelwood, R. Blaydes, M. Carter, C. Siddons, B. Eggleston, Manager, R. Huffman, Manager, J. Hamilton. . -X 9 gtg! Winning six games and losing three the Warriors completed their third consecutive victorious gridiron season. While the team defeated four conference foes, eight ,,, DHS players earned a positionon one ofthe A11-Conference teams. Seniors chosen were: Don Ritchey, Guardg Doug Myers, Quarterback, Jim Dever, Halfbackg Mike Hollars, Tackle and Mike Leach, End. .T uniors NormB1um, Tackle and Gene Wiggam, End and Sophomore Halfback, Tom Davidson were also selected. Coaches, Becht and Pedigo, andJ imDever, Don Ritch- ey, and Doug Myers prepare for homecoming battle. Winning Footboll Seoson Front Row: Coach Becht, J. Higgins, K. Robinson, T. Kraft, D. Underwood, P, Hoffman, J. Lynch. B. Decker, R. Colglazier, and Manager T. Bruner. Second Row: C. Lowry, G. McGown, B. McPeek, K. Stephenson, S. Wills, R. Wyatt, L. Schmitt, T. Stephenson, and T. Vannice. Back Row: E. Smith, T. Guthrie, J. Lynch, J. Smith, M. Haz- lewood, R. Blaydes, R, Koch, M. Carter, C. Siddons, B. Eggleston, and M. Chapman. Look fellas, this is how you refereea football game. Coach Pedigo talks to officials while Coach Becht looks on. VARSITY SCOREBOARD DHS OPP Mooresville 37 6 Greenwood 21 0 Plainfield 24 12 Rockville 40 6 Brownsburg 0 13 Decatur Central 28 40 Speedway '7 12 Center Grove 24 6 Northwest 20 14 Tom Davidson 4317 struggles to escape a Speedway tackler. Number 20 is Mike Leach. RESERVE SCOREBOARD DHS OPP, Decatur Central 26 O G reenwood 13 6 G reencastle 32 0 Plainfield O 0 Football Sparks Rugged Play Don Ritchey 1461 and .Tim Dever 1273 bowl over a Bulldog ball carrier. .Tim Dever 4273 dives for valuable extra yardage in the homecoming battle. Doug Myers C261 and Dori RitcheyC46Jtack1ea Moores- ville runner as Dave Myers 1311 and Norm Blum C521 charge in to assist. Mike Gilbreath CST? hurls a Mooresville receiver to the ground while Gary Rogers C125 rushes in to assist. Seniors Provide Spirit ond Leadership Denny Chandler Bob Deeb .Tim Dever Noel Gatlin , M . my em Steve Haas Mike Hollars Mike Leach Dave Myers X I I N. Doug Myers Allan Pruitt Don Ritchey Dave Vaughan Worriors Win Sectional Crown FRONT ROW: Darrell Plunkettg Don Hughesg Ron Harbing Mike Funky ,Tim Lynch: Gary Rogers, SECOND ROW: Coach, Keith Greveg Gary McGowng Tom Clarkg Thad Vanniceg Don Ritcheyg Gene Wiggamg Manager, J. Mynatt. ,Tim Mynatt, Manager 1964 SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM By winning four contests to capture their second consecutive Sectional crown, the team had a victorious season. Center Don Ritchey was selected for the All-Regional squad by the Indianapolis Star for his play in the Howe game. Seniors Play Final Season Darrel Plunkett Don Rlrchey Tom Clark SCOREBOARD Clayton North Salem Pike Greenwood Rockville Arno Center Grove Brownsburg 'Plainfield ' Brownsburg Pittsboro Plainfield Avon Speedway Thorntown Captain Greencastle Zionsville Decatur Central Mooresville Wells 'Brownsburg Tournament DHS OPP 57 60 58 43 66 65 72 88 50 38 74 68 76 59 53 44 73 72 46 55 61 63 78 56 82 77 63 68 57 60 62 73 53 57 56 69 82 62 72 87 SECTIONAL SCOREBOARD Lizton Brownsburg Stilesville Clayton DHS OPP 85 50 72 54 73 61 62 53 'Bottle of the Boards' Warrior center Don Ritchey out leaps an Avon player Gene Wiggam, forward, and Don to grab a vital rebound. No. 44 is forward Gene Ritchey battle opponents forthe Wiggam. ball. With captain Tom Clark coming Pulling a rebound off the board are Mike Funk, guard, to assist, GaryMcGown, sopho- and Gene Wiggam, while Darrel Plunkett successfully more, and Gene Wiggam tussle blocks his man from the play. for a rebound. Reserve Records Winning Record FRONT ROW: Gary Rogersg Mike Funk: .TimSwitzerp Randy Colglazierg Skip Barnertg Steve John- ston, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach, Bob Etienneg Gavin Hadley: Henry Yorkg Louis Keene: Dave Underwood and Kenny Wright. Winning the Reserve Tourney for the third str aight year, the team posted a season record of 14 wins and six defeats. FRESHMAN TEAM--FRONT ROW: J. Hodge, Manager: M. Carter: I. Lynchg G, McGowng J. Fishg M. Deversg R, Pevler, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach, Harry Bradley: C, Sidclonsg G. Ewingg B, Thompsong M. Gregoryg B, Templing K. Cramerg P, Lofton. 6 Track Teom FRONT ROW: Louis Keeneg John Higginsg Don Hughesg Gene Wiggam: Tom Davidson: Ron Harbing Dick Wickerg Bob Deeb, Manager. SECOND ROW: Coach Bob Etienneg Bob Conleyg Dick Smith: Tom Willsg Dave Weaverg Eugene Hitchcock: NormanBlumgJ eff Hamiltong Tom Stephenson, THIRD ROW: Bill McCordg Steve Boltong Danny Beightolg Jesse Bush, Gary Caveg Dennis Moyers: .Terry Hiland, fNot pictured: Jim Deverj. M arch April May 1 964 SCHEDULE Hoosier Relays Brownsburg Plainfield Greencastle Decatur Central North West Plainfield Greenwood Mooresville Speedway Avon Pike 8th grade Conf. Frosh Mid-State - Speedway Mid- State Varsity - Speedway Dan. -Plain. -Brown. Dan. -Plain. -Brown. County Meet Section al- Washington Regional - Tech IU H H H T Sparkecl by nine returning letter winners, the Warrior track squad had a successful season. H Lettermen and their events for 1963 were: T John Higgins, pole vaultg Louis Keene, 440 yard H dashg Norm Blum, shotputg Bob Conley and J im T Dever, sprintsg Gene Wiggam, broad jump and H high jumpg Ron Harbin, Don Hughes and Dick H Wicker, distance events. H Cross country was added as a new sport this year at Danville and the following boys won their letters: Steve Bolton, Ron Harbin, Don Hughes, Louis Keene, and Dick Wicker. H H I-I Returning Letter Winners Hoosier Relays medal winner, Jim Gene Wiggam, second highestscorer Dever, ran the 440 yard dash, in '63, went higher and farther than sprinted, and ran on a relay team. opponents in his specialties, the high Throwing the shot is Norm BlLun's specialty. Norm tossed the iron ball six feet further than last season. jump and the broad jump. Sophomore Dick Whicker Cleftj and Iloosier Relay medal winner, Ron Harbin, paced the squad in the dis- tance events. With consistent places in the sprint events, Bob Conley added depth and strength to the Warrior cause. 6 All-Conference Team Membe FRONT ROW: T. Ford, K. Hadley, R, Colglazier, B, Decker, M, Funk, M. Siddons. SECOND ROW: T, Crews, R, Dollens, S. Barnett, G. Rogers, and S. Johnston. 1963 SEASON R ECORD DHS OPP . Mooresville 2 O G r eenwood 3 2 Center Grove 8 4 Decatur Central 4 5 Brow nsburg O 1 Speedway 20 12 Plainfield 3 O Clayton 8 3 1964 SCHEDULE Apr il 7 Avon 9 Moor esville 14 Center Grove 16 Decatur Central 21 Plainfield 28 G r eenwood May 5 Brownsburg 12 Speedway Clayton Sparking the team in its effort to gain the Mid-State Conference championshipwere Tom Clark, pitcher 5 Mike Funk, third base- man: and Gary Rogers. shortstop, who were members of the '63 All-Conference Team. Seniors Tom Clark, Ron Dollens, and ,T oe Millard provided the team with leader- ship and spirit. The squad's batting champion for '63 was Dave Livingston. Mike Hammond joined Clark, Funk, and Rogers on the A1l-Confer- ence Team. pork Boseboll Squod's Effort 1 . w Y w w X . Tom Clark, pitcher, threwano-hitter against Joe Millard won the batting championship Mooresville in the season opener and finished in '62 and helped the team gain 6 victories the year with 5 wins and 1 loss. against 2 defeats last season. 1963 Baseball Team were, FRONT ROW: M. Hammond, R. Dollens, .T. Millard, T. Ford, M. Funk, S, Johnston, M. Siddons, S. Barnett. SECOND ROW: Assistant coach John Trotter, T. Crews, R. Col- glazier, D, Teany, J. Disney, T. Chandler, T. Clark, D. Livingston, G. Rogers, Coach Robert Leedy. Cheerleaders Leading the yells for the reserve teams were, left to right: Sharon Mitchell, Norma Mood and Carla Etienne. The freshman cheerleaders were, Front Row: Connie Wright, and Judy Anderson. Back Row: Debbie Goodwin and Sharon Jarrett, Cheering the varsity teams to victory were, left to right: Marty Martin, Sally Sutherliu, Janet Dinsmore and Susie Ellis. Cheerleaders A -1.. Y i 1:3 ml 'N 4 ini Nik. ,W ,W fe ew ,.. Y -A 'KS' 1 X x X f Qw Q X S S Q 5 Personolities Under the guidance of our teachers and ad- ministrators, we have learned to choose friends who are honest, u n d e rs t a n d i n g, reliable, and morally stable. By keeping these high standards and ideals, our friendships are built on understanding and con- sideration of others, as well as respect for individual personalities. We have been influ enced by many people during our high school life, DAY BY DAY . . . Sitting: Howard Conley: Vincin Helton. Standing: Hursel C. Disneyg RandallJosephg Wi1liamT.McPeek. Ruth .Tones June Edwards 70 Our Administration After the consolidation of Danville Center Town- ship and Marion Township, many new students attended Danville High School. The school board was faced with many new problems. Officers of the school board for the 1963-64 school year were Howard Conley, Presidentg Randall Joseph, Vice-President: HurselC.Disney,Treasurer: Vincin Helton, Secretary. 1 L X as W ,....i..,' n D- as tt... 'Q'- Mr, Merrill D, Vaughan was superintendent oflban- ville Community Schools. The administration, heart of our high school, expresses its influence through the teachers and officers under his direction. Ruth Jones and June Edwards served as secretaries to the Danville Community School Corporation. Mrs. Jones was also corresponding secretary to the school board. Friendly ond Copoble . . Our .XX. ,sf N-.. Mr. Max Gibbs, our vice principal, has done much to further education in our community. I-lehas proven himself to all of the students as a friend and has al- ways been available to help with their special problems. He taught classes in biology and health. Mr. John O'Brien guides the students in the choices of courses, colleges and professions, as well as informing and assisting with entrance requirements. He taught Speech land was Student Council adviser. Mr, Henry Cox has won .the respect, admiration, and affection of the student body of Danville High during the five years as principal of our school. Be- sides greeting us daily with announcements over the public address system, he taught an advanced algebra class, presided over all academic functions and was responsible for all facets of activities at Danville High School. 5.1.1 ..,. , f- .L ' panama -F QL. ' To Katy Burrows falls the task of keeping the records, answering the phone, and do- ing the thousands of small jobs. Faculty Skillfully Dire DORIS ANDR EWS English, Business Arithmetic. BURNS BECHT World History, U, S. History, Govern- ments of the World, Hi-Y Sponsor, As- sistant Football Coach, Lettermen's Club Sponsor. HARRY BRADLEY Plane Geometry, Sciences, Sophomore Class Sponsor. LOUISE DOLLENS Physical Education, English 8, Booster Club Sponsor, Cheerleader Advisor. EDWARD ETIENNE Algebra l, Advanced Algebra, Junior Class Sponsor . ROBERT ETIENNE Science 8, Physical Education, Assistant Basketball Coach, Track Coach, Fresh- man Class Sponsor. VIVIAN GILHAM Typing I and II, Journalism, Pow Wow Advisor, Quill and Scroll Sponsor. KEITH GREVE Government, Sociology, World History, Basketball Coach. oger Young Minds MARY HELBIG Home Economics II, III, IV, 4-I-I Sponsor. ROSEMARY HELTON Mathematics 8, Algebra I, Eighth Grade Sponsor. MILDRED I-IOGE Librarian. Library Club Sponsor. DAVID JONES Shop III, Shop 8, Drawing. LYNN JONES High School Band, Robed Choir, Glee Club, Jr. High Band and Choir, New Winchester Band. RUSSELL KIRTS Physics, Chemistry, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry, Physical Science, Science Club Sponsor, JOAN KISNER Speech I, II, Art I, II, Speech Club Spon- sor, Thespian Club Sponsor. ROBERT LEEDY History 8, Citizenship, EighthGrade Spon- sor, Baseball Coach. Along the Highways FERN MCELWAIN Bookkeeping I, General Business. Tom Torn Advisor. MAUDIE MCNEFF Latin I, Il, English 9, Latin Club Sponsor. .TAMES MORRIS History 10, Shop 8, I, II, SUSAN PAGE Junior English. Senior Class Sponsor. ROB ERT PEDIGO B io 10 gy , Football Coach, Letterrnervs Club Sponsor . L SANDRA PIERSON English 8,95 Home Economics 8. ESTER PORTER English 9.10, Bookkeeping II. MABEL PRITCHETT English 10.12, Tri-I-Ii-Y Sponsor. nowledge and Success PATRICIA SELSOR Shorthand I, II, Home Ec. 9. WANDA STANLEY Spanish I, II, World History, Honor So- ciety Sponsor. The cooks Hazel Slater, Helen Mitchell, Ophelia Mitchell, Margaret Lynch, and Chole Morgan, prepared nutritious lunches for the students and faculty. Our school nurse, Mrs, Widener. Q... .... I. Driving the busses was a big responsibility for E. Ware, C. Head- We WSIS DIOUCI of Our rick, L. Burnell, E. Disney, M. Wood, J, Johnson, F. Stanford, F. janirors. MI- Chas- Jennings, W. Weakley, J. Storts, and A. Cain. Not pictured are: teen' MF- Hadley: alld F. Hadley and F. Wynn. Mr. Stanford, who was not pictur ed, Our Senior Yeor Wos Filled with .T AMES WILLIAM DEVER Class President 3,45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Hi-Y Chaplain 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 152,35 Track 1,2,3,45 Boy's Booster Club Chairman 45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. DAVID LEE MYERS Class Vice President 3,45 Yearbook Staff45 Pow Wow Sports Co-Editor 45 Football 1,2,4g Quill and Scroll 45 Honor Society45 LatinClub2,3,4g Lettermerrs Club 45 Science Club 3,4, Vice President 4. DOUGLAS GENE MYERS Class Treasurer 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Robed Choir 2,3,4, President 45 Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 45 Basketball 1,2.35 Latin Club 2,3.45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4. DAVID HUGH W EAVER Class Secretary 3,43 Pow Wow Staff 35 Hi-Y45 Robed choir 2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,4, sweet- heart King 45 Boys' Booster Club 3,45 Letterrnen's Club 1,2,3,4. ' To the Seniors, these last 12 years of growing up have held many experiences both exciting and con- fusing, But the most wonderful happenings came during our high school days. The string of events started with the 1960 Freshman Reception and continued until graduation 1964, The dances, parties, ballgames and friendships we have shared as aclass andapart of this school are now behind us. What lies ahead is up to the individual. To those who remain for more wonderful years at DHS, we wish them the happiness and joy we ex- perienced Day by Day. New Experiences in Learning PATRICIA MARIE BUNTEN Band 1,2,3,45 Speech Club 45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 15 Junior Class Play 35 Library Club 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, RONALD LOUIS CARPENTER Neoga High School 1,25 Cross Country 45 Boys' Booster Club 4. MARCIA ,TEAN CARTER Latin Club 3,45 Library C1ub3,4, Treasurer 45 Boost- er Club 45 Girls' State Alternate 45 Spanish Club 45 Purdue Assembly 4. STEPHEN MICHAEL CARTER Robed Choir 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Speech Club 3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Thespian Society 4. WALTER FRANKLIN ANDERSON MICHAEL ALDON ARNOLD ' Crawfordsville High School 15 Yearbook Staff 4, Assistant Advertising Editor 45 Pow Wow Staff 4 Editorial Editor 45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Boys' Booster Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,35 Tri-Kappa Art Award. MICHAEL ,TOE BARBER Class President 15 Student Council 35 Band 1,2,3,4 Captain 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Latin Club '2,3,4, Vice President 35 Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,4 Dance Band 2,3.4, MARCIA SUE BELL Band 1,2,3,45 Gil' Is' State 35 Girls' Club 1,25 Book keeping Contest 3. 77 Working ond Hoving Fun ANNA LYNN E CHAPMAN Yearbook Staff 45 Tennerette 1,2,35 Robed Choir Sec- retary-Treasurer 45 Speech Club 45 Latin Club 1,25 Homecoming Queen Candidate 25 Booster Club 1,2, 3,4, Board 45 Thespian Society 45 Spanish Club 3,4, .TERRY WAYNE CHASTEEN MYR ON ROBERT CLARK THOMAS EVANS CLARK Class Treasurer 35 Pow Wow Sports Co-Editor 45 Basketball l,2,3,4, Captain 45 Track 1,25 Baseball 3,45 Honor Society 45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club l,2,3,4. 78 CLAUDIA .TO CAYLOR Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Robecl Choir 3,45 Speech Club 45 Booster Club l,2,3,4. DAVID AUSTIN CHALFANT Speech Club 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 35 Thespian Society 4, LARRIE MELVIN CHAMBERS Hi-Y 45 Basketball 132,35 Track 15 Latin Club 4, DENNIS LEON CHANDLER Yearbook Staff 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Speech Club 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Thespian Society 4, Through Clubs ond Athletics ROBERT M, DEEB New Palestine High School 15 Robed Choir 45 Hi-Y 45 Band 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track Manager 3,45 Science Club 4. CAROL DIANE DINSMORE Yearbook Staff 4, Literary Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Snow Queen Candiate 45 Latin Club 2,35 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Vaudeville 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y Camp 3,4, ROSE ELLEN DISNEY Yearbook Editor 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Council 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,35 Honor Society2,3,4,Treas- urer 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' State Alternate 3, RONALD WILLIAM DOLLENS Student Council 1,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Speech Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 3,45 Science Club 3,4. LEE TRAVIS COMER Hi-Y 45 Band l,2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 3. LAWRENCE WAYNE COX Pow Wow Staff 45 Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 45 Robed Choir 45 Basketball 15 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3, STEVEN CROUCH Yearbook Staff 45 Hi-Y 45 Track 15 Basketball 1,25 Speech Club 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 3,45 Vaudeville 4. KATHRYN LOUISE CUMMINS Yearbook Business Manager 45 Pow Wow News Edi- tor 45 Student Council Vice President 3, President 45 Homecoming Queen 35 Honor Society 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Vaudeville 45 Girls' State 3. 79 We Hove Learned the Value NOEL EDMOND GATLIN Class Reporter 15 Football 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Lettermen's Club 4. NANCY PAULETTE GILL Yearbook Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Booster Club 1,2,45 FHA 4, DIANA SUE GIPSON Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Business Manager 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 BOOSter Club 3,45 Robed Choir 3,45 FHA 45 Latin Club 2,35 Girls' Chorus 2. STEPHEN HAAS Crawfordsville High School 15 Yearbook staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Band 1,25 Football 45 Track 35 Library Club 45 Boys' Booster Club 3. 80 MARGARET ANN ELSBURY Robed Choir 2,3,45 Booster Club 1.2.45 FHA 45 Vaudeville 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2, SHIRLEY SUE FELLOWS Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 35 Robed Choir 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, President 35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Editor 45 A'Cappella Choir. SUE CAROLYN FRITSCHE Robed Choir 3,45 Booster Club 1,45 FHA 45 Girls' Chorus 1,25 Girls' Club 1,2. BETHANY SUE FURRY FHA 45 Vaudeville 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Yearbook Staff 4. of Team Work and Fair Play SUSAN LEIGH HARVEY POW Wow Staff 45 Band 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2, HARRIETT ELAINE HAWLEY Yearbook Staff45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Speech Club 3,45 Thespian Society 3,45 Latin Club 2,35 Spanish Club 4. SHARON ANN HERMAN Ben Davis High School 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Booster Club 3,45 FHA 3. PAMELA ANN HICKS Class Treasurer 1,2,35 Student Council 15 Pow Wow Staff 45 Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll45 FHA 1.2, 3,45 Yearbook Staff 45 Crisco Award 35BettyCrocker Award 4. DAVID ARTHUR HADLEY Speech Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Thespian Society 3,45 Science Club 3.4, RONALD WILLIAM HARBIN Yearbook Sports Editor 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Boys' State 35 Toastmaster 35 Spanish Club President 35 Thes- pian Society 3,4, JAMES MAX HARVEY Robed Choir 45 Track 35 Baseball 25 Speech Club 45 Latin Club 2,3,45 Boys' Booster Club 2,3,45 Thespian Society 45 Vaudeville 4. JEAN ELIZABETH HARVEY Yearbook Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Speech Club 45 Vaudeville 45 Spanish Club 3,4, President 45 GAA 1,25 Science Club 3, 81 Foreign Longuoges ond Music .TUDITH ANN HONAKER Yearbook Staff 45 Teenerette 1,2,35 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 4, Color Guard 45 Vaudeville 4. KAREN LEE HOOK Class Vice President 1, President 2, Secretary 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Robed Choir 45 Band 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4, JESSE D, HOPPER, JR, Franklin-Simpson High School, Kentucky 15 Speech Club 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 3,4, RICHARD DEAN HUFFMAN Manager 2,3,4, Football 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 2,35 Lettermen's Club 45 Boys' Chorus 1. 82 .TAN CHERYL HODGIN Robed Choir 3,45 Library Club 15 Booster Club 2,45 FHA 4, Songleader 4. ROBERT MICHAEL HOLLARS Class Vice President 15 Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2, 3,45 Speech Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Latin Club 1,2,35 Lettermerrs Club 1,2,3,4, VicePresident45 Thespian Society 3,4. PHILIP EUGENE HOLMES Brownsburg High School 15 Pow Wow Staff 45 Speech Club 45 Spanish Club 3. CARLA LYNNE HONAKER Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Council 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Cheerleader 2,35 Snow Queen Candidate 15 Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Booster Club Board 45 Vaudeville 4. Hove Added to Our Culture LORA LYNANN KEENEY Pow Wow Staff 4: Booster Club 4g FHA 4, Girls' Chorus 1. PAUL MICHA EL LEACH Robed Choir 4, Football 1,2,3,4g Lettermen's Club 3,4, DOUGLAS EDWARD LEDGERW OOD Basketball 1,21 Sweetheart King Candidate 15 Boys' Booster Club 3,4, RANDY RAY LOWRY Pow Wow Staff 45 Student Manager 3: Junior Play 3, .TUDITH ANN HUGHES Pow Wow Editor 4g Speech Club Vice President 45 Honor Society 4g Quill and Scroll 3,4g Booster Club 2,3,4g Library Club Vice President 3g Sectional and Regional Speech Contest Winner 33 Thespian Society 3,4, .TUDITH ANN .TONES Class Reporter 3: Band 1,2,3g Robed Choir 45 Honor Society 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Parlia- mentarian 4. SUSAN ELLEN JONES Class Secretary 2,35 Yearbook staff 4g Pow Wow Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Robed Choir 2,3,4g Speech Club Secretary 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g Quill and Scroll 4g Booster Club Board: Thespian Society 3,4, SUSAN K AY JOSEPH Class Vice President 2,33 Student Council 25 Band 1,'2,3,4g Robed Choir 45 Honor Society4g FHA 1,2.3,4, District Officer: Girls' State 35 Indiana Youthpower Conference 3: Crisco Home Economics Award 25 D,A,R, Award 4. 83 Cur Sociol Life Hos Helped VYANNE MCCORD Yearbook Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain 3, President 45 Snow Queen 45 Speech Club 45 Booster Club Chair- man 45 F.H.A. Secretary 45 Vaudeville 45 Thespian Society 45 Spanish Club 4. FRANK RAYMOND MCGUYRE Football 1,25 Speech Club 45 Boys' Booster Club 3,4, BECKY LYNN MILES Yearbook Staff 45 Tri-I-li-Y 2,3,4, Chaplain 45 Latin Club 25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3,4. .TOE LEE MILLARD 84 DANNY WAYNE LYNCH Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 45 Boys' Chorus 1. CAROL DARLENE MALLICOAT Band 1,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Booster Club 1,25 F.l-LA. 4. MARCIA LYNN MARTIN Class Treasurer 1,25 Yearbook Advertising Editor 45 Pow Wow Feature Editor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 Snow Queen Candidate 45 Speech Club President 45 Quill and Scrol145 Sectional Speech Contest Winner 35 Thespian Society 3,4, DONNA JANE MCCAMMACK Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Robed Choir 3,45 Latin Club 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 45 Girls' Club 1,25 G.A,A, 15 Girls' Chorus 1,2, l Us Goin Mony Lasting Friends ROBERT LESTER OFFICER I-IEIDEMARIE OTTO Gymnasium Salzgitter -Bad, Germanyp Robed Choir 45 Speech Club 45 Booster Club 4. SUSAN LYNN PARK ER Tri-Hi-Y 35 Teenerettes 2,35 Robed Choir 3,45 Speech Club 45 Booster Club 1,2,4. .IANICE ELIZABETH PARR Class Reporter 15 Band 1,2,3,4, Majorette 1,2,3,4, Drum Major 3, Color Guard 45 Speech Club 45 FHA l,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Secretary 25 Booster Club 1,2, 3.4, 4 MARCIA .IO MILLER Band 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,2,35 FHA 1.2, NANCY .IO MITCHELL Library Club 1.2.35 FHA 45G1ee Club45 Co-Chairman Style Show 4, TIMOTHY ALFRED MOWERY Class President 25 Student Council 4, Treasurer 45 Band 1,'2,3,45 Latin Club 2,3, President 35 Dance Band 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,4, JAMES BENJAMIN MYNATT Football Manager 1,2,3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3, 45 Baseball Manager 1,2,35 Honor Society 3,4, Vice President 45 Lettermen's Club. 85 We Look Bock on Four Yeors PAULINE ELLEN RETHERFORD Glee Club 45 Girls' Club 1,2. DONALD BLAINE RITCHEY Robed Choir 2,3,4, Vice President 45 Football 1,2, 3,4, Captain 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, President 4, NORMA JANE RODNEY Yearbook Staff 45 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Booster Club 3,45 FHA 45 Girls' Chorus 15 Girls' Club 1,25 GAA 1. SUZANNE RUTLEDGE Class Secretary 1, Vice President 25 Pow Wow Staff 45 Robed Choir 2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 FHA 4, Treasurer 45 Girls' Chorus 1. 86 DARREL LEON PLUNKETT Class President 3, Vice President 25 Student Council 1,2, treasurer 25 Band 1,25 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Baseball 1,25 Lettermen's Club 45.Tunior Play 3. DONA JEAN PRICE Band 1,2,35 Robed Choir 45 Booster Club 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, ALLAN WAYNE PRUITT Football 1,2,3,45 Boys' Booster Club 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. SHELIA FRANCIS REED Class President 15 Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Robed Choir 45 Cheerleader 2, 35 Warrior Queen Attendant 35 FHA 1,2,3,4, Vice President 45 Triple Trio 2,3, of Mony Precious Memories -rx' SYLVIA DIANN STANLEY Washington High School 35 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,45 Junior Class Play 3. DALE MARTIN STERRETT Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff2,3,45 Library Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3. MICHAEL FREDRICK STEWART Pow Wow Staff 3,45 Football 1,25 Speech Club 3,45 Boys' Booster Club 3,45 Thespian Society 3,4, SALLY JEAN SUTHERLIN Yearbook Staff 45 Student Council 1,2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,3,45 Snow Queen Candidate 45 Thespian Society 45 Honor Society 2,3,45 Treasurer 35 Vaudeville 45 Girls' State Alternate 3. RICHARD DWIGHT SMITH Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School, Massachusettes 1,25 Menlo-Atherton High School, California 2,35 Pow Wow Staff 45 Band 33,45 Robetl Choir 3,45 Track 3,45 Speech Club 45 Boys' Booster Club 45 Thespian Society 45 Purdue Assembly 4, SAUNDRA KAY SPRINGER Glee Club 45 Girls' Club l,?,3, DIANA KAY STANFORD Teenerette 1,'2,35 Booster Club l,2,35 Girls' Chorus 1. MARY CATHERINE STANLEY New Albany High School 3: Yearbook Staff 45 Pow Wow Staff 45 Library Club 3,45 Booster Club 1: Girls' Chorus 1,2. H7 Thot Will Lost o Lifetime DAVID MERRILL VAUGHAN Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 3, President 45 Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track 1,2g Speech Club 4g Lettermen's Club 2,3,4g Vaudeville 3: Thespian Society 4g Purdue Assembly 4, .TEFFERY MICHAEL VOLPP Student Council 2,3g Band 1,2,3,4, Lieutenant-of- Brass 3,4g Latin Club 1,2,3,4, JACKIE MARIE WALLACE Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2,3g Robed Choir 49 Library Club 4g Booster Club 1,2,3g FHA 1,2,3,4, Songleader 3: A'Cappella Choir 35 Triple Trio 2. HOWARD WESLEY WALLS Boys' Booster Club 3: Boys' Chorus 1. 88 4 ii WILBUR ALLAN TAGUE JR, Hi-Y 3,4, Historian 45 Speech Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4: Thespian Society 3,45 Science Club 3.4, President 4g Spanish Club 3,4, KENNETH EUGENE TEARMAN Yearbook Staff 45 Robed Choir 3,45 Library Club 4g Boys' Booster Club 3,45 Boys' Chorus 2. WILMA PEARL THOMAS Glee Club 45 Girls' Club 2, KARLA ANN TONEY Booster Club 1,2,4, FHA 4, Color Guard 45 Girls' Club 1,2. 3, , , . 3 3 Our Senior Yeor . Doy by Doy . WILLIAM EUGENE WI-IITTAKER Yearbook Photographer 4g Pow Wow Staff 4g Robed Choir 3,45 Spanish Club 4. GLORIA PATRICIA WRAY Robed Choir 2,3,4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Board 35 Latin Club 2g FHA 43 Vaudeville 1,3. JAMES ROSS WRIGHT Robed Choir 3,45 Football 1,25 Basketball 1,23 Speech Club 45 Boys' Booster Club 2.3.45 Vaudeville 45 Boys' Chorus 2. TERESA ANN WYNN Pow Wow Staff 45 Teenerette 1,2,3g Speech Club 4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Vaudeville 1.2. 89 Leading the class through their toughest year were the Junior class of- ficers: Brad Clark, vice-presidentg Gary Rogers, presidentg Pat Par- sons, secretary: and Gene Wiggam, treasurer. V . 'A l 'W 1 ,J-5, ! J 90 I 'W 1 'Cf ffilfbr 12 it 'V U 1, a iw' ' R v.. .wwf ,, . al 1' 'si 'age' ,W ,s W.. . ., uh .lift 1',..,.45g,f ugly' 1 er . ,- ,lf sf. 4 ,.: School Work The Juniors prepared for the big year, as they contributed their time to selling refreshments and cleaning up after the home football and basketball games. Their plans were to earn enough money for the annual Junior-Senior Re- ception, which was the highlight of the year. f-Ib lf! M. Ahart P. Arnold G. Baldwin G, Ball R. Barnett .T. Bedwell L. Berzenye J. Blair N. Blum B. Boller D. Branson J. Brock L. Brooks C. Brown J. Bryant M. Bunten D. Cantrell R. Chandler 1-. . S, Chandler R, Church B. Clark Clark R. Colglazier M. Collins y Agyy .T . . olesmonship, Sociol Activities B. Conley D. Cope L. Cornwell T, Cowles R. Cravens T. Crews Z. Daniels P. Davis R, Decker K. Deich P. Dellinger T. Eggers S. Ellis J, Ewing S. Falls C. Fellows M. Ferguson S. Ferguson T, Ford M. Funk J, Garrett L, Gentry M, Gilbreath M, Girdley K. Good J. Groff K. Hadley J. Hadley J. Hamilton Y, Hanson L, Heard M. Hession J , Higgins D, Hirnsel E. Hitchcock D, Hoge 'NF' A . 5:42, 'XX is Q ,S I. 4 Q AA -mugs nu, fb E iiref CWM!! is 'ororef is in-ng 'Blix !1 Y Qs ..- . ...X , . gv...s F R -. X-dm f it Y we fl 'vi Xue 1 J 1.. .Q 2 Q -'- .X x j so is 5 . Keep Juniors Busy Preporin W Q 61.5-f-r' S -RV 'SOS' si-99 Honey Hughes Hughes Johnson .Tor dan J or dan J ones Keller Kelly Koessler Kraft K reighbaum K r opp Leach Liemenstall Lothr id ge Ludlow Lynch Masariu McNeff McEachr an Montgomery Mood Mood Mor r is Mowery Myers Parsons Perkins Piper Pitts P r ice R ammel R andolph R igsby Robbins or the Final Yeor at DHS K. Robinson G. Rogers L, Rutledge K. Schmitt E. Smith J. Spangler R. Spears C. Stockrahm L. Sturm B. Thompson C. Teague T. Tucker A. Underhill D. Underwood T. Vannice J. Watson D. Weaver G. Wiggam T. Wills R. Wyatt C. York 'S I 3' N .r Q . X .. I , , 5. . 5. W NJ ...ai 'via fr . firm.: me mi' ' ' Q' 41.1.1 Qufuvf iiriwf' A, e I L A .A kit' W ,J Cancy, cokes, ice crearn, ---these were familiar cries to the juniors working in the concession stand during the noon hour rush. Exploring New Suloiects fi SITTING: Sally Walls, Jody Rodney. STANDING: Jack Lawson . -,... '-I.. ::' I . '- . .5 will Z Nfl' 7 Sw and Bill McCord. Do you prefer red or blue for your class ring setting? This was the big question that confronted the Sophomore class. Although they remember ed those good old times' ' as Freshmen, they looked ahead to being respected upperclassmen. The Sophomores continued their climb to success under the leadership of Jack Lawson, Presi- dentg Bill McCord, Vice-presidentg Sally Walls, Treasurer: and Jody Rodney, Secretary. T. Adams W. Ballentine R, Bayliss J. Beasley D. Beightol L. Black C. Brown S. Bolton K. Burdine J. Bush R. Butler J. Cable 94 S. Campbell J. Carnes G. Cave M, Charles C, Clayton I R. Comer , T o SF . l 1 Cox Cupp Davidson Davis Day Daugherty Dinsmore Doub Easley Etienne Funkhouser F ur ry Gatton Geiling Gossetr Grounds Haas Hadley Harmon Harness Hatcher Hatcher Har Vey Hawley Hazelwood Hendricks Hein Her ron Hession Higgins Hiland Hoffman Jensen Keene K eene K leiber Expanding Old Icleos, 1. AN Q . r 'db 1' 'S Q' 'xf S R' b 1 . , I S hig Q - -x. .. J 'byy' ix H .y'Q f ' H, an X. iizb Q, X if .E V mHlMHs v KJRV7 xwi' Af M .w Exif Q Q A ,Mi f-H 6 . . ' gif Zv- i ii? si QF Nl? MASQ-ig ' we gs ,-.1 X 95 , . The Sophomores Continued 'MW x. un, 4 as 'fm b J rr M if - , .- -llf ynmz gap FQ. ,Q-izfzni V ,. fum: , lik Lawrence Lawson Lawson Leach Leach Leclgerwoocl Lee Lowry Lynch Majors Markin McCord MCC r ear y McDowell McGown McPeek Miles Miller Mitchell Mounts Moyers Newhart Ottinger Par r Pearcy Pevler Pierson Pitts P r itchett Pritchett Richards R inder knecht Robb Rodney Routh Schmitt M. Siddons M. Smeaton I-1. Smith M, Stamper T. Stephenson K. Stephenson J , Switzer C, Tague J. Tearman S. Thompson T, Torbeck S. Underwood L. Vernon D. Wallace S. Walls L. Watson D. Whicker J. Wiggam S, Wills K. Wright M. Wright R. Wyatt H. York Their Search for Truth N235 X Admiring their new class rings are sophomor es. Sharon Mitchell, Peggy Pritchett, Joan Wiggam and Ann Miller. Goining Confidence Running a class was serious business for Jerry Bair, Presidentg Ted Volpp. Treas- urerg Sandy Hamblem, Secretary: and .Till Jenner, Vice-President. X . , A. Aa.. X X Q X B K 5523? ' X ' 98 N ., .. 'wg by f r Aw SL'-if .- . Zi its if .r NN e' xt X f ' wx QS? S, ,rkr rig s kkkyk Elf Y .W , 3 like . if SSX 5? QA at X5 Sis if 5 '-3 ' J Because this was their first year in high school, the Freshmen were a bit confused, but determined to do their best, To relieve their tension, the Seniors officially wel- comed them at the annualFreshman Reception. M. Alex y I, Anderson 5 S' Andrews 3 J. Arnold I if P, Arnold Zn! 5 frm L. Bacon X ei J. Bair S. Ballantine bihblu y N. Baxter 'i': M Beauchamp c ' ennee 'rl' D. Behymer . errfc. tr L. Bell R, Blaydes J. Boulware C. Brock T, Brock T. Bruner C, Burnett J, Bush J, Cabie S. Cantrell M, Carter D. Cave K :wt M Chapman Charles Chasteen Clark Clymer Collins Comer Cornwell Cramer Dellinger Devers Dickerson Dillon Disney Dooley Doub Edick Edick Edmondson Evans Ewing Ferguson Fish Floyd Flynn Former Fritsche Fuehrer Funk Givan Goodnight Goodwin Gossett Grammer Gross Gregory Guthrie I-Iamblen Harvey Hazelwood Hefley Hiatt Every Doy the Freshmen 'luv tv! . ,Q ,, b I NH ,QW f i. f I 'nik aff' E '-L., M gm . fi M . , 'A' fx f if Q 'Ya-srl Mr A 'fi'-'lA E ,Gill tw Q: A rw 9 Q.. A , .. H ,gif iw: ,i Ur 4' E K X if 1 I MSU -- A QF: a' . we 1 ,s -. .x x x .ZQ 5. A 2.11 .. ' -'321-2 - i we F - .2 . .. 99 L -x. 00 Foce the Demands RH Higgins Hims el Hodge I-Iodgin Honey Ho r stmann Hughes .T ar r ett .T ones Jenner .Toyce Keller K erney Kersey Kersgard Kite J oessler Liemenstoll Livingston Lofton Loth r idge Ludlow Lund Lynch Majors Malicoar Malicoat Martin McGown Mendenhall Mitchell Millard Morgan Mowery Napier Nicely Or ingclerff Ottinger Pevler Piper Pitcock Pollack P 1: ice Pritchett Pulliam Rady Randall Redford Rinehart Rinderknecht Robinson Ralls Rutledge Siddon Smith Stall Stamper Steiner Storts Stowers Tallman Templin Ter r ill Thompson Trowbridge Vannice Volpp W agner W allace Walls W arson Wellman W ester field Weaver W ebb Wilson W Ooten W right York York Y 1irr rail rx 31 ,,,. 'if of Higher Education 5 1 ' 'k 6 X Nw V will f S . rrnnrr ws e 3 in S i X I ik . .N ,Eg . Ah,, S , ISP' - f' x 1.afW's. The Eighth Grade Basketball Team was FRONT ROW: D. Mooreg G. Hadleyg M, Thomp- song J. Bryantg G. Redfordg T. Clarkg A. Wiggamg B, Bakery Manager. SECOND ROW: M. Masariug B. Hermang J. Deverg R, Alexanderg R. Pruittg B, Goodsong R. Franklin and Coach Harry Bradley. Not Pictured: W. Cupp. Anxiously preparing for the next four years, the Eighth Grade observed the actions and characteristics of their upper- classmen. They jumped feet first into the oncoming year. in which they hoped to land safely in adeeper education. X .sw 'Mb 9 .W ., 1,5 V we ' ,, ga, J I M. I .1 Lf, f ...zu :Z ff 4. rw, ' 11 - ,uu.l,' W if W aa 9' ' ' Z r ,, L . .,,. , . V lm ' 9 . ,,. H3 K' . 1 g ,. ,ag 'Xir,,,.,,,f . .V V. .' .. ,, ' 1 :,2 f f j u ' V l 7 I .1 1. ' - V ., W N srrr w a s ,i,.. . IL 5 7,5 ,V Q T yrnr f J W M ff VIZA Alzl K r r r we aa ra 2 asl' h lli u 5 . r ' ., A ' ' f' E ,,. 1 T arl Z2' H ' 'Wg fy- f Af 102 1f,f ' KSN! 1 ,fr 4 4 W: 2 ,v. H gm- 7 .. f Q .gf A, X 1750 ' . A f 'l 'Z t ,... . . , ., . u R .3 ....wf.! Cheering the Eighth grade team to victory were: Jean W right, Kathy Martin, Sharon Disney and Shirley Rutledge. T. Ahart R. Alexander B. Baker M. Barber B. Bartley S. Barrus J, Beecham N. Berzenye M. Boles C. Branson I. Bryant E. Buchanan N. Carnes D. Carr D, Carroll J, Chasteen D, Clark M. Clark T. Clark S, Cloud A, Cox S. Cox D. Cravens K. Crews W. Cupp H. Day Introduced Eighth Groders Are xg 3: 3- ' 4 L 'X V, jj . W .1 : X,N-A V -si kb Q.k K Q I 5 X X .. t 3 A , . ' Q, 2 ' 9' X 4 ' Y , ' 521: ani: 'Q 4 ff -P A f . A Pi.-,..sai:.f5Ls4 f 4' f - f fi A ' '- 1 1 x J 1 ' ' 'H 4 - I , . 'Sig K if-A X . U .. IR ff is . V. l K kk Q L sl. 1 i 3' N we s i iv u S Q L asia.. M 4 H Q,. g il H 4 A9 5 ,Ai X 'Q . N gs? w s- gs x nf wa- Eg. J r ,9-ui' 1' : rw ' r . . Ai 1 ' 1 . gf sage., f. r' gk as -qw-0 3 Q Q f Y 'Y' , -me N17 X gs f M M M W K. .L N , Deeb Dever Dickerson Disney Easley Edwards Eggers Falls Forbread Franklin Gatlin Gatton Gill Goodson Gregg Griswold Hadley Haltom Hammond Harbin Ha r pe r Ha r Vey Hatcher Hawley Head rick Herman Himsel Hitchcock Hodge Hoge Hollars Hubble Hughes Huntley King K ropp Lambert Lawyer Leavitt Marshall Martin Masariu Moyers McCord McPeek McNeff Means Mendenhall IO 04 Miller Minton Mitchell Moore Morgan Myers Myers Napier Nickle Nicely Parker Patter son Poer Pritchett Pritchett Pruitt Randall Redford Rerherford Rinehart Ritchey Robbins Rose Russell Rutledge Saddler Scott Simpson Smith Smith Spurling Steiner Stevens Stewart Sturgeon Sunman Thompson W alls W arner Warnock W eddle W iggam Willis Wilson Wilson W right W right W right to New Activities Q :G N X., as an ar QQ is 2 :LEE i En sw X M H 'M is 'Ai W 'f MQ as E,. iiir i f l -- Q ' r if ,:l. - i:. 7. K ,R 5 t l y H ' iiri rr' '.:E H Q j - E Q ti A ' 1 Q X L I ifly i -gi 5 i ...qt if Ei? R , H J 'wb rl i' -2-:x, T' is , 1 N S 4 M 'Q' r '-'M 53 -., ' .,,: 5- x Rt ,yr 2 if '.',,, T 9' was xwqk , , A Backward Glance As we cast a backward glance we see how our lives have been influenced by our school. Day by Day our zest for living has led us to laugh and cry, shout and sing. Day by Day our willingness to learn has led us to the brink of new questions in the rooms of DHS. Our love for stimulating activity has led us to scream our voices away and to practice relentlessly for the big game . So we bid Good-bye to one part of our lives and welcome another part as our lives continue to change Day by Day. Senior Index Anderson, Walter--'7,39,'7'7 Arnold, Mike-'7,1O,15,35,38,43,'7'7,1'7'7,120 Barber, Mike--'7,29,33,40,43,46,4'7,'77 Bell, Marcia--'7,29,46,50,'7'7 Bunton, Pat--'7,36,44,46,'7'7 Carpenter, Ron--'77 Carter, Marcia--'29,43,44,50,'7'7 Carter, Steve-- I,10,24,36,3'7,48,'7'7 Caylor, Claudia--4,'7,1'7,78,128 Chalfant, David--'7,10,36.3'7,'7'7, 133 Chambers, Larrie--35,78 Chandler, Dennis--10,16,36,51,54,5'7,'78 Chapman, Lynne--1'7,36,37,39,4-3,48,51,'78,113 Chasteen, ,Terry-'78 Clark, Bob--7,78 Clark, Thomas--6,29,33,38,45,51,58,59,60,65,'78 Comer, Lee-35,45,46,'79 Cox, Lawrence--7,1'7,35,38,46,4'7,'79 Crouch, Steve--7,1O,35,36,3'7,39,'79 Cummins, Louise--5,6,'7,3O,33,38,39,48,50,'79,113 Deeb, Bob- -34,46,48,54,57,62, 79 Dever, .Tim-- I,24,25,35,38, 51,52,54, 56, 5'7,63, '76 Dinsmore, Diane--6,'7,9,25,34,39,42,43,'79,111 Disney, Rose Ellen--7,32,33,38,39,4O,50,68,79,125,134 Dollens, Ronnie--5,'7,29,33,35,40,43,4'7,64,65,79,46 Elsbury, Margie--80 Fellows, Shirley--'7,42,46,48,80 Fritsche, Sue--'7,48,80 Furry, Sue--6,7,1'7,39,44,80 Gatlin, Noel--'7,51,54,5'7,80 Gipson, Diana--7,34,38,48,80 Gill, Paulette--'7,1'7,34,39,80 Haas, Steve--'7,15,24,38,39,44,54,5'7,80 Hadley, David--36,3'7,40,81 Harbin, Ron--8,33,36,3'7,38,39,5O,51,58,59,62,63,81 Harvey, .Tames--'7,10,3'7,81 Harvey, Jean--6,7,34-,36,39,43,51,81,125 Harvey, Susie--7,81 Hawley, Harriett--10,34,36,3'7,39,4-3,81 Herman, Sharon--4,7,34,81 Hicks, Pam--'7,28,33,38,39,4O,5O,81 Hodgin, .T an- -'7,42,48,82 Hollars, Mike--10,36,3'7,4O,46,4'7,51,54,57,82 Holmes, Phil--7,36,38,8'2 Honaker, Carla--'7,26,34,36,3'7,38,39,51,82 Honaker, Judy--6,'7,39,82 Hook, Karen- -6,25,38,39,4'2,48,82 Hopper, Jr.--16,36,82 Huffman, Richard--'7,16,51,54,82 Hughes, Judy--4,7,1O,33,36,3'7,38,40,50,83 Jones, Judy--'7,33,48,83 Jones, Susan--4,6,'7,10,33,36,37,38,40,48,83 O6 Joseph, Susan--4.7,12,28,33,36,3'7,38,40,48,83 Kenney, Lynann--83 Leach, Mike- -48,51,54,55,57,83 Ledgerwood, Doug--10,165.83 Lowry, Randy--38,83 Lynch, Danny--16,51,84 Mallicoat, Carol--44,46,84 Martin, Marty--4,6,7,10,25,34,36,3 1,38,39,48,6'7 84 113 McCammack, Jane- - '7,38,39, 48, 84 McCord, Vyanne--6,7,16,25,34,36,3'7,39,42,43,48 51 84- McGuyr e, Mickey--16,136.84 Miles, Becky--'7,34,39,4-3,84,125 Millard, .Toe--65,84 Miller, Marcia--85 Mitchell, Nancy--'7,1'7,49,85 Mowery, Tim--5,'7,33,40,43,4'7,85 Myers, David--7,8,25,28,29,33,35,39,40,43,51,54 56 57 '76 111 Myers, Doug--25,48,51,54,56,5'7,'76 Mynatt, .Tim--35,5O,51,58,85 Officer, Robert--85 Otto, Heidi--6,22,36,48,85,122 Parker, Susan--36,48,85 Parr, Janice--7,36,46,4'7,85 Plunkett, Dar rel--'7,51,58,59,60,86 Price, Dona--48,86 Pruitt, Allen--4,1'7,51,54,5'7,86 Reed, Shelia--7,32,39,42,47,86,123 Retherford, Paulene--1'7,49,86 Ritchey, Don--6,25,48,51,54,56,5'7,58,59,6O,86 Rodney, Norma--'7,39,48,86 Rutledge, Suzanne-'l,38,42,48,86 Smith, Richard--36,38,39,46,48,62,8'7 Springer, Saundra--49,87 Stanford, Diane--87 Stanley, Diann--'7,17,8'7 Stanley, Mary--'7,38,39,44,8'7 Sterrett, Dale--'7,38,39,44,8'7 Stewart, Mike--4,10,15,36,3'7,38,8'7 Sutherlin, Sally--6,25,33,34,36,38,4-3,50,6'7,8'7 Tague, Wilber--7,10,12,35,36,3'7,40,88 Tearman, Kenny--'7,39,44,4-8,88 Thomas, Wilma--'7,49,88 Toney, Karla--88 Vaughan, David--4,6,25,35,36,51,54,5'7,88,113 Volpp, Mike--4,'7,45,46,4'7,88 Wallace, Jackie--4,'7,46,4-8,88 Walls, Howard--7,88 A Weaver, David--1151.62.76 Whittaker, William--38,43,48,89 Wray, Gloria--'7,48,89 Wright, Jim--'7,36,48,89 Wynn, Teresa--38,89 JUNIORS Ahart, Mary--90 Arnold, Pam--90 Baldwin, Gregg--46,4'7,90 Ball, Gregory--51,54,90 Barnett, Skip--35, 36, 43, 51, 61, 64, 65,90,119 Bedwell, Jonell--90 Berzenye, Linda--90 Blair, Janice--6,90 Blum, Norman--33,35,36,43,45,51, 54,56,62,63,90,122 Boller, Billie- -49,90 Branson, Donna--90 Brock, Julia--38,90 Brooks, Linda--90 Brown, Charles--90 Bryant, Hanice--34,90 Bunten, Marcia--90 Cantrell, Dale--46,4'7,9O Chandler, Russell--90 Chandler, Sharon--38,45,9O Church, Ruth Ann--90 Clark, Janet--33,34,39,44,45,90 Clark, Steven--90,118 Colglazier, Randy--36,43,54,55,61, 64,65,90 Collins. Monica--6,40,44,90 Conley, Bob--35,43,51,54,62,63,91 Cope, David--91 Cornwell, Lyndall--43,91 Cowles, Teresa--44,45,91 Cravens, Larry--91 Crews, Tom--33,36,40,45,48,64.65, 91 Daniels, Zundra--91 Davis. Pam--34,36,4O,45,48,91 Decker, Bob--15,51.54,55,64,91 Deich, Kenton--46,91 Dellinger, Patti--91 Eggers, Tom--36,3'I,46,4'7,91,123 Ellis, Susan--34,36,3'7,48,6'7,91 Ewing, James--15,91 Falls, Sher y1--17,34,91 Fellows, Carol--36,91 Ferguson, Mary--91 Ferguson, Sharon--91 Ford, William--64,65,91,118 Funk, Mike--48,58,60,61,64,65,91, 119 Garrett, Jerry--44,45,91 Gentry, Linda-1'7,34,39,45.51,91 Gilbreath, Mike--35,48,51,54,56,91 Girdley, Martha--91 Good, Kathy--6,33,39,91 Groff, Jim--91 Hadley, Jane--6,33,91 Hadley, Kent--64,91 - Underclossmen Index Hamilton, Jeff- - 51, 54, 62, 91 Hanson, Yvonne--10,36,3'7,43,44, 54, 91 Heard, Leslie--33,40,45,49,91 Hession, Martin--91 Higgins, John--51,54,55,62,91 Himsel, David--43,91 Hitchcock, Eugene--33,35,40,43,62, 90 Hoge, Don--35,4-4,48,51,54,91 Honey, Donita--6,1'7,34,36,4-4,45,51 92 Hughes, Bernadine--92 Hughes. Donald--51,58,62,92 Johnston, Steve--35,36,45,51,61,64, 65, 92. 118 Jones, Nita--36.48.92 Jordan, Betty- -34,45,92 Jordan, Beverly- - 10,34,43,45, 92 Keller, Donna--48,92 Kelly, Dale--4, 92 Koessler, Sue--46,48,92 K r a ft, Tom--6,36,40,44,45,54,55 68,92 K reighbaurn. Julie- -92 K ropp, Skip- -33,35,37,45,46,4'7,92 Leach, Mike--92 Liemenstall, Barbar a- - 1O,33,37,44, 48,92 Lothridge, ,Tirn--92 Ludlow, Dennis--16,92 Lynch, James--35,40,54,55,58,92 118 Masariu, Mark--35,54,92 McCachran, Frank--92 McNeff, Marjorie--10,45,92 Montgomery, Peggy--92 Mood, Karen--44,92 Mood, Norma--48,66,92 Morris, .Tim--54,92 Mowery, Rebecca--43,48,92 Myers, Pat--92 Parsons, Pat--6,34,43,45,9'2 Perkins, Sandra--92 Piper, Carol--34,40,45,48,92 Pitts, Harold--46,4'7,92 Price, Patty--92 Rammel, Linnea--5,33,45,92 Randolph, Sheryl--45,92 R igsby, Karen--92 Robbins, Ronald- -92 Robinson, Kenneth-33,54,55,93 R oge r s , Gary--33,35,40,48,54,56, 58, 64,65, 93 R utledge, Linda- -34,36,3'7,42,43, 51, 93 Schmitt, Cathie--1'7,48,93 Smith, Eric--46, 54,55,93 Spangler, Jeanne--93 Spears, Rosey--17,93 Stockrahm, Carol--26,34,43,93 Sturm, Linda--44,93 Teague, Curtis--93 Thompson, Beverly--93 Tucker, Thomas--6,44,93 Underhill, Ann--6,28,33,36,37,40 43,45,48, 93 Underwood, David- -35,45,48, 54,55 61,93 Vannice, T h a d- -35,40,45,48, 54, 55 58,93 Watson, Jon--35,36,51,93 W eaver, Diane- -34,43.48, 93 W i gga rn, Arthur --35,51,54,58,60 62,63,93 Wills, Thomas--45,62,93 Wyatt, Ronnie--51,54,93 York, Carolyn--44,93 SOPHOMORES Adams, Tim--48,94 Ballentine, Wayne- -45,4-6,93 Bayliss, Roxanne--94 Beasley, John--94 Beightol, Danny--62.94 Black, Linda--45,94 Bolton, Stephen--45,62,94 Brown, Carolyn--94 Burine, Kenneth--94 Bush, Jesse--62,94 Butler, Rosie--94 Cable. Jack--94 Campbell. Susan--94 Carnes, James--94 Cave, Gary--62,94 Charles, Mary--49,94 Clayton, Cheri--46,4'7,94 Comer, Ray--45,94 Cox, Arthur--46,95 Cupp, Ronnie- -45,95 Daugherty, Donna--34,95 Day, William--51,54,95 Davidson, Tom--51,54,55,62,95 Davis, Teresia--49,95 Dinsmore, Janet--4,5,32,33,34,6'7, 95,11 Doub, Frank--95 Easley, Dennis--95 Etienne, Carla--33,34,66,95 Funkhouser, Terre--95,120 Furry, Mary--44,95 Gatton. Susan--95 Geiling, Dave--43,46,4'7,95 Gossett, Kathy--44,4995 Grounds, Dorrie- -49-95 107 Haas, War ren- -44.45, 95 Hadley, Gavin--61,95 Harmon. Tom--48,95 Harness, Warren--95 Harvey, George--95 Hatcher, Fred--95 Hatcher, Sue--95 Hawley, J ackie--95 Hazelwood, Michele--34,62,68.95 Hein, Ronald--46,48,95 Hendricks, Stephen--46,95 Herron, Bonnie--95 Hession, J immy--95 Higgins. J acki--95 Hiland. Jerry--62,95 Hoffman, Edgar--54-,55,95 Jensen, Ronnie--95 Keene, Louis--51,61,62.95 Keene, Richard--49,95 Klieber, Russell--95 Lawrence, J eff--93,45,96 Lawson, Mark--96 Lawson. J ack--5,06 Leach, Diana--49, 96 Leach, Russell--49,96 Ledgerwood, Dennis--5,32,96 Lee, Linda--34,44,45.96 Lowry, Corbie--45,54,55,96 Lynch, Tim--96 Majors, Karen--96 Markin, John--96 McCord, Bill--62,96 McCreary, Carol--44,45,5'7,96 McDowell, Ronald--45,46,4'7,96 McGown. Gary--54,55,58,60,96 McPeek. William--54.55,96 Miles, Linda--34,44,96 Miller, Ann--33,34,4-3,44,96,9'7 Mitchell, S h a r o n--26,33,34,45.66, 96,97 Mounts, J ames--35,44-. 96 Moyers, Dennis--62,96 Newhart, Becky--34,44,45,96 Ottinger, Larry--96 Parr, Robert--96 Pearcy, Bob--96 Pevler, Rita--49,96 Pierson, Danny--45,96 Pitts, Chris--49,96 Pritchett, Peggy- -47,96,97 Pritchett, Sharon- -46,96 Richards, Barbara--96 Rinderknecht, Mar cia--96 Robb. Harold--96 Rodney, Jody--34,44,45, 96 Routh, David--6 Schmitt, Larry--54,55,96 Siddons, Mike--64,65,9'7 Smeaton, Mike--43,4-4,97 Underclossmen Index Smith, Howard--97 Stamper, Marcia--33.34,46,4'7,48, 97 Stevenson, Kenny--49,54,55,9'7 Stevenson, Tom--49,54,55,62,9'7 Switzer, James--61,97 Tague, Cheryl--34,97 Tearman, John--97 Thompson, Sylvia--43,97 Torbeck, Tom--97 Underwood, Steve--97 Vernon, Lorinda- -34,43,9'7 Wallace, David--46,97 Walls, Sally--34,46,9'7 Watson, Linda--46,97 Whlcker, Dick--45,51,62,63,97 Wiggam, Maragret--34,4-3,97 Wills, Steve--54,55,9'7 Wright, Kenny--51,61,9'7 Wright, Michael--4.7,9,9'7 Wyatt, Rickie--54,55,9'7 York, Henry--51.61.97 FR ESHMAN Alex, Jean--98 Anderson, Judy- -49,66, 98 Andrews, Sally- -98 Arnold, Jim--98 Arnold, Pat- -98 Bacon, Ler oy--98 Bair, Jerry--5,98 Ballentine, Scott- -47, 98 Baxter, Nelson--98 Beaucarnp, Marcia--49,98 Bedwell, Ken--98 Behymer, Donarene--46,98 Bell, Linda--46,98 Blaydes, Rickey--55.98 Boulware, John- -98 Brock, Charlie- -98 Br ock, Sus ie- -24, 98 Bruner, Ter ry- -55,98 Burnett, Char les--98 Bush, Jim--98 Cable, Jer ry- -98 Cantrell, Sharon- -47,98 Carter, Mike- -55,61, 98 Cave, Donald- - 98 Chapman, Mark- -55,98 Char les, Gary- -99 Chasteen, Robert--99 Clark, Jeri--99 Clymer, Fred--99 comms, Maggie--99 Comer, Lynn--46,99 Cornwell, Keith--99 5,3 Cramer, Kenny--61,68,99 Dellinger, J ackie--99 Devers, Marvin--61,99 Dickerson, Garry--99 Dillon, Curtis--99 Disney, Theresa--99,134 Dooley, Mike--99 Doub, Lois--4t?..5l9 Edick, Eileen--99 Edick, Ter ry- -99 Edmondson, Danny--99 Evans, Barbara--5,46,99 Ewing, Gene--61,99 Ferguson, Debby--99 Fish. Joe--61,99 Floyd, Margaret--99 Flynn, Darlene--99 Fortner, Peggy--46,99 Fritsche, Sally--99 Fuehrer, Carol--99 Funk, Mary Kay--46,99 Givan, Rex--99 Goodnight, Carl--44,99 Goodwin, Debbie--66,99 Gossett, James--46,99 Grammer, Randel--46,99 Gregory, Max--61,99 Gross, Nina--99 Guthrie, Trip--55,99 Hamblen, Sandy--98,99 Harvey, Dick--99 Hazelwood, Mike--55,99 Hefley, Jackie--99 Hiatt, Mike--99 Higgins, Lynda--100 l-limsel, Jane--46,100 Hodge, Jay--49,631,100 Hodgin, Jone--49,100 Honey, Freda--49.100 Horstman, Wedny--100 Hughes, James--46,100 Jarrett, Sharon--49,66,1O0 Jenner, Jill--44,538,100 Jones. John--48,100 Joyce, Becky--24,459,100 Keller, Judy--100 Kerney, Dorothy--100 Kersey, Sharon--46,4'7,100 Kersgard, Mike--100 Kite, Cindy--46,100 Koessler, John--100 Leimenstoll, Pamela--46,100 Livingston, John- - 100 Lofton, Phillip--47,100 Lothridge, Connie--46,417,100 Ludlow, Michael--100 Lund, Rita--100 Lynch, Jack--55,61,100 Majors, Linda--100 Malicoat, Carolyn--100 Malicoat, Marvin--100 Martin, Ray--44,100 McGown, Gerald--100 Mendenhall, .T eff--100 Millard, Clifford--100 Mitchell, Ronnie-100 Morgan, Dennis--100 Mowery. John--46,100 Napier, Jesse--100 Nicely. .Terry--100 Oringderff, Shirley--49,100 Ottinger, Kenny--100 Pevler, Rex--61,100 Piper, John--100 Pitcock, Larry--100 Pollcock, Bob--100 Price, Sharon--101 Pritchett, Sandra--46,49,100 Pulliam, Marc--101 Rady, Ted--101 Ralls, John--101 Randall, Steve--101 Redford, Tammy--5,32,46,101 R inderknecht, William- -49,101 Rinehart, Steve--101 Robinson, Rodney--49,101 Rutledge, Marilyn--101 Siddons, Carter--54,55,61.101 Smith, Jonathan--4-6,54,55,101 Stall, Dana--16,101 Stamper, Margie--46,49,101 Steiner, Becky--101 Storts, Shirley--101 Stowers, Patsy--101 Tallman, Pamela--101 Templin, Bob--61,101 Terrill, Christine--16,101 Thompson, Bill--61,101 Trowbridge, Steven--101 Vannice, Martha--46,4 l, 101 Volpp, Ted--98.101 Wagner, Cheryl--101 Wallace, Jill--101 Walls, Lawrence--101 Watson, Mark--101 Weaver, Danny--5,46,4'7,101 Webb, Lois--101 Wellman, Candy--46,101 Westerfield, Twylynn--47,101 Wilson, Rawleigh--101 Wooten, Naomi--101 wright, Connie--101 York, Janice--44,101 York, Nancy--101 8TH GRADE Ahart, Teresa--16,22,102 Alexander, Robin--102 Baker, Bruce--102 Barber, Marilyn--49.22102 Underclossmen Bartley, Betty--22,102 Barrus, Susan--22,102 Beecham, Joanna--49,102 Berzenye, Nancy--22,102 Boles, Zella--49,102 Branson, Connie--22,102 Bryant, .Toe--102 Buchanan, Exie--49,102 Carnes, Nellie--102 Carr, Donna--22,102 Carroll, Donna--49,102 Chasteen, James- -49. 102 Clark, David--22,102 Clark, Paul--102 Clark, Tim- -22,102 Cloud, Sharon--49,102 Cox, Alice--22,119,102 Cox, Steve--102 Cravens, Donna--102 Crews, Kathy--49,102 Cupp, Wayne--102 Day, Helen--22,102 Deeb, Becky--22,49, 102 Dever. John--22,103 Dickerson, Sharon--22,103 Index Disney, Sharon--16,49,102,103,134 Easley, Trudy--49,103 Edwards, Linda--49,103 Eggers, Karlena--49,103 Falls. Jan--103 Forbr ead. Kristin--49,103 Franklin, Gene--103 Gatlin, Pamela--49.103 Gatton, Kathy--103 Gill, Virginia--49,103 Goodson, Bob--2'2,49,103 Gregg, Ellen--49,103 Griswold, Joyce--22,49,103 Hadley, Glenn--103 Haltom, Becky--103 Hammond, Shari--49,103 Harbin, Marjorie--16,103 Harper, Douglas--103 Harvey, Mike--22,49,103 Hatcher, Gene--103 Hawley, Larry--103 Headrick, Karen--49,103 Herman, Bill--103 Himsel, Tamela--49,103 Hitchcock, Mar jorie--49,103 Hodge, Janet--49,103 Hoge, Ann--49,103 Hubble, Steve- -103 Hughes, Wanda--103 I-luntley, Dianne--103 King, Randall--49,103 Kropp, Joan--103 Lambert, Sharon--103 Lawyer, Barbara--103 Leavitt, Barbara--22,459,103 Marshall, Tom--103 Martin, Kathy--49,102,103 Masariu, Mike--22,49,102,103 Mayer, Becky--103 McCord, Karen--49,103 McPeek, Rita--103 McNeff, Martha--103 Means. Jackie--103 Mendenhall, .Tay--103 Miller, Steve--104 Minton, Ronnie--104 Mitchell, Jeannie- -104 Moore, Danny--22,102,104 Morgan, J im--22,104 Myers, Michael--22,104 Myers, Ricky--22,104 Napier, Bessie--22,104 Nicely, Dianna--49,104 Nickle, Sheila--2249.104 Parker, Pamela--49,104 Patterson, Paul--104 Poer, Patty--49,104 Pritchett, Cheryll--49,104 Pritchett, Max--22,104 Pruitt, Richard--102,104 Randall, Diane--22,49,104 Redford, Gus--22,102,104 Retherford, Max--49,104 Rinehart. Christine--49,104 Ritchey, Barbara--16,49,104 Robbins, Jim--22,104 Rose, Vickie--49,104 Russell, Larry--104 Rutledge, Shirley--16,49. 102,104 Saddler, Mary--49,104 Scott, Frances--104 Simpson, Joe--22,104 Smith, Louise--22,49,104 Smith. Ronald--49.104 Spurling, Michael--104 sremeli Tim--104 Stevens, Dean--104 Stewa-rt, Cathy--104 Sturgeon, Suzanne--49,104 Sunman, Bob--104 Thompson, Mark--49,102,104 Walls, Vickie--49,104 Warner, Terry--22,49, 104 Warnock, Marilyn--104 Weddle, Craig--104 Wiggam, Audrey--102,104 Willis. .Terry--104 Wilson, Peggy--49,104 Wilson, Barry--104 Wright, David--49,104 Wright, Jeannie--104 W right, Paula--22,49,102,104 Wright, Wanda--104 10 f 4 A,K , 4H ' , vi .gap K. F VV J V M, MRI'-we ' 'mi J N NK h ' y wi- , A18 W, l -fi, IJ ,N I ' ,J Affw td A 1 VV ,f I vk 5 VA ,L V X!,,f - I W., 'NJ I , f 4 V ' 'V Mig . 0 QL ,ii N.- 'X . A T My K vA. 'NlIl A -,-K-.jg M 1 7 , ff itll, , k 4A WPfMwV'MN ,wW5?wV gf' 5 !f?' may I 1?- , W X x M Q L fi I .-.. 5 f W vw Q QM J 2' il L I fe' , , -V ,NNW -' ,, ,ln ia IQ., , 1. xl if -A . Z ' ,' :,' ,ff'1' 'L .. . ' k ex n ,f B gm umm q , ' V X :, 'Q H ' rfkx gq , I . 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