Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1968 volume:

' ycK., la ' KoJl- ,CL )i % O hj J VMx LO ' - ' ;7 m. ir 6E l p- iHJ .1 V 7 lAy r Ofi, v ipv (U AJ! ' 2Z. % i i a . , j The Chief PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OE 1968 DARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DARLINGTON, INDIANA Spirits abound everywhere in our school. The classes, organizations, clubs, and teanis--all have their own spirits that make them unique. From these various groups the school attains what is known as school spirit. With it the school is not just a building with people, but a close-knit group of students and teachers seeking knowledge through co-operation. Look around and you will see that our school has school spirit. The enthusiasm of the classes, athletic teams, musical groups, and various other organizations fills the entire school. Indeed spirits are everywhere. TABLE OF CONTENTS School Life Activities Organizations Sports Faculty and Administration Seniors Classes Advertisements Spirited Seniors -w Travel Everywhere Spirited Gratitude MR. EUGENE GOSSMAN As members of the Darlington senior class, we respectfully dedicate the 1968 CHIEF to Mr. Eugene Gossman. In his four years of teaching, he has won the respect of everyone through his understanding both in the classroom and out. His encouraging words of guidance will long be a part of our lives. To Mr. Gossman we owe our deepest gratitude. Miss Montgomery County of 1968 Last summer Beverly Wilson was chosen Miss Montgomery County 4-H Queen on the basis of personality, poise, 4-H and community activities, and bathing suit competition. She then went to Indianapolis where she ably represented our county in competition for Miss Indiana State 4-H Queen. Miss Junior Miss Linda Kirk also represented our school well--in her case, as the winner of the county Junior Miss Pageant. She was chosen on the basis of beauty, talent poise, and scholarship, over a number of other girls. Linda ' s next goal was the State Pageant held at Frankfort. We extend our congratulations and best wishes to both of these girls who have brought honor and recognition to our school. SCHOOL LIFE QUEEN: Mary Jo Cox KING: Bruce Runnels Spring Enchantment May 6, 1967, was the big night. After several months of preparation, the Class of ' 68 was ready to present its Prom --SPRING ENCHANTMENT. As guests entered through a trellised walk, they saw a large green and yellow canopy with a lovely white iron seat under it. Those attending were escorted to their seats arranged in a floor plan resembling a giant daisy. Chandeliers hung in each of the scal- loped petals, and several topiary trees adorned the floor. The meal was served by the Freshmen, who were dressed in green and yellow to match the colors of the Prom. The customary welcome and response were followed by the will, history, and prophecy. Mary Jo Cox was crowned queen, and Bruce Runnels was chosen king. Following the coronation was the dance with music played by Kenny and the Counts. Homecoming of 1968 This year the Homecoming, which was planned by the Stud ent Council brought with it a flurry of activities. Finally at the East Tipp ballgame on January 27, came the results of this work. First, past letter- men and cheerleaders were recognized. Later- -at halftime--Mary Cohee, a senior, was crowned queen. To round out the eve- ning, a dance was held with music by the Crawfordsville Dance Band. In all, it seems the 1968 Homecoming was a great success. Spirited Songsters r fJ C? ' PI nf ' P. |r j r ?? ■ ' ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' The high school choir has been extremely busy with activities this year. Under Mrs. Smith ' s direction, these spirited songsters presented a variety show last fall, featur- ing several different styles of music and songs. Later on during the year they sang at school convocations and at the New Market Music Festival in March. The tal- ent put forth by the choir has certainly been a much-enjoyed asset in our school. OFFICERS President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Chorister: Pianists: Mike Clouser Betty Price Barb Vermillion Peg Anderson Ted Alexander Sue Cick Barb Vermillion OFFICERS President: Diana Branstetter V-President: Jeanne Quigg Treasurer: Karen Driver Secretary: Peggy Anderson Corr. Secretary: Donna Weliever The girls of the Darlington Sunshine Society have truly done much to spread sunshine in the school and community, cheering the days for the teachers, parents, shut-ins, and other students. Some out- standing events for the SSS this year were the Christmas Ball-- The Night Before Christmas, Daddy Date Night, the Mother ' s Tea, and the closing May Breakfast. Honor Society OFFICERS President: Ronnie Schoen V-President: Kent Butler Sec.-Treas.: Diana Branstetter Reporter: Paul Runnels Qualities needed to enter this organization are scholarsliip, leader- ship, character, and service. To fulfill service to the school, Honor Society members sell tickets at Junior High ballgames and plan the annual Awards Night. Science Club Excited by the many ever-changing aspects of science, these students have participated in a number of activities to give themselves a better understanding in all branches of science. Perhaps their scientific endeavors today will lead to a career in science. With Mrs. Leeds as their sponsor, these students have participated in many speech activi- ties. Included were a number of speech contests held all over Indiana, from which several awards were brought back to Darlington. The Spirit of SENIOR BAND MEMBERS FIRST ROW: Penny Booher Susan Evans Sandy Lyon Linda Horn Barb Dickey Robyn Coltrain SECOND ROW: Ronnie Schoen Mahlon Smith Kent Butler Mike Clouser W Music Everywhere For the past twelve years students at Darlington have had a chance to put their musical talent to use in the school band. Throughout each year this organization makes a number of appearances, play- ing at convocations, ball games, and commence- ment. Many hours are spent preparing for the high- light of the year, the annual New Market Festival. OFFICERS: President: Mike Clouser Vice-President; Gerry Clouser Secretary: Jeanne Quigg Treasurer: Susan Evans Band members who like to give our team some more support can join the pep band. This group provides music and spirit at pep sessions to arouse the team and the rest of the school. STANDING: Sandy Cochran, Linda Horn, Ronnie Schoen, Kent Butler, Bill Hampton, Mahlon Smith, Sandy Lyon, Susan Evans, Gerr ' Clouser. FRONT: Mike Clouser, Chuck Anderson, John Evans. Peppy Performers BACK: Linda Booher, Peg Anderson, Kay McCauley, Karla Paddack. CENTER: Jeanne Quigg, Sandy Cochran, Sharon Clark. FRONT: Mary Cain. This group of girls, who are also band members, have helped the band in marching and in giv- ing various perform- ances. Their rou- tines have been a great help in making our band a better one. OFFICERS: President: Abe Hodgen V-President: Don Mahoy Secretary: Larry Personett Treasurer: Chuck Anderson Reporter: Rick Brock Sentinel: Dave Huffer mrf m n M DARLINGTON The Future Farmers of America is composed of boys interested in agriculture. Their many activities have been beneficial to both themselves and the farming community. As a money-making project, the FFA has sold slow-moving -vehicle signs, which by law most farm equipment must have. One project that these boys undertake each year is the farming of an experi- mental plot. All of their hard work has had its reward, as the FFA has won several awards in judging contests. Two boys, Abe Hodgen and Larry Personett, had the privilege of attending the national convention of the Future Farmers of America, which was held in Kansas City. Members of the Stu- dent Coimcil were busy this year, plan- ning Homecoming, teacher introductions, and various other projects. Many of the Council ' s ideas came from the summer workshop, attended by Mike and Paul, and the state conven- tion last fall , to which most of the members went. Pres.--Mike Mutterspaugh V-Pres.--Paul Runnels Seer. --Nancy Weltner. Throughout the years, 4-H has been an organization whose members have had a chance to discover more about the world they live in through various projects. We have been fortunate to have several outstanding members recently. Last fall Rob Shelton traveled to Chicago with other Montgomery County 4-Her ' s as did Beverly Wilson, who was chosen Miss Montgomery County. Many other members have won awards and honors on the county and state level for their projects. ROW 1: J. Quigg, R. Shelton, R. Boo- her, N. Wilcox. ROW 2: J. Boots, P. Branstetter, B. Smith, R. Coltrain. ROW 3: R. Schoen, C. Bowles, L. Smith, S. Cochran. ROW 4: D. Hamp- ton, A. Hodgen, M. Cochran, J. Alex- ander. ROW 5: M. Cox, R. Foxworthy, J. Woody, D. Hodgen. ROW 6: P. Booher, B. Redmond, J. Rentschler, J. Evans. ROW 7: B. McClasky, D. Yount, E. Tribbett, K. Eckroth. BOYS Pres.-- Rob Shelton V. Pres.-- Rod Booher Sec.-- Jeanne Quigg Treas.-- Nancy Wilcox GIRLS Pres.-- Bev Wilson V. Pres.-- Jeanne Quigg Sec.-- Sabra Well ever Treas.-- Julie Dale ROW 1: J. Dale, S. Weliever, B. Wilson, J. Quigg, D. Wilson, S. Gick. ROW 2: S. New- kirk, S. Evans, D. Smith, P. Booher, T. Stod- dard. ROW 3: K. Paddack, V. Smith, L. Sand- ers, P. Brock, T. Yount. ROW 4: P. Wilson, B. Smith, L. Fidler, D. Weliever, L. Holt, B. Mc- Clasky. ROW 5: K. Wray, G. Hampton, C. Cain, E. Tribbett, K. Paddack, L. Broughton. ROW 6: J. Stoddard, B. Smith, K. Weltner, D. Virgin, P. Paddack, D. Yount. ROW 7: C. New- kirk, S. Smith, K. Risner, D. Bradshaw, K. Schoen. ROW 8: R. Coltrain, N. Wilcox, K. Lough, D. Cain, S. Wray, J. Alexander. Annual S taff STAFF Editor: Diana Crowe Co-editor: Betty Price Bus. Manager: Linda Horn Advertising: Kent Butler Copy Editor: Ronnie Schoen Activities: Susan Evans Sports: Mike Clouser Class Editors Elem.: Mary Cohee High School: Linda Smith Teachers: Carolyn Mennen Seniors: Barbara Dickey Photographer: Mahlon Smith This year ' s annual staff has been hard at work for nearly a year, trying to make this annual the best ever. Starting with ads, orders, and then the most important work of all--the actual layout--the entire staff has successfully met its deadlines and coped with all the questions and confusion that go along with the planning. Climaxing all this work was the arrival of the annuals, which we think are the best ever assembled. Latin Club The Latin Club is composed of students who have an interest in the Roman language and cus- toms. Throughout the year they have had an initiation and several parties and have seen film strips and movies. President: Kent Butler V. -President: Jim Gable Secretary: Kay McCauley Treasurer: Bill Hampton Reporter: Gary Dale Karen Driver Sandy Lyon JoAnn Mahoy Linda Smith Nancy Wilcox Nancy Mutterspaugh Judy Norton L I B R A R Y A I D S FIRST ROW Julie Booher Cathy Royer Karla Paddack SECOND ROW Penny Booher Phoebe Wampler Kathy Goldsby Cathy Maxwell THIRD ROW Betty Price Sue Gick Judy Stoddard Janice Lyon Mrs. Ainsworth The office girls are a great help in the bookkeeping of our school. They collect attendance slips, answer the telephone, assist persons coming to the school, and perform various duties. Assisting students in finding information, checking out books and magazines, and gener ally taking care of the library are the duties of the student librarians. Their assistance is appreciated by both the students and Mrs. Ainsworth. o F F I H E C L P E R S We ' ve Got Spirit . . . in Our Sports. Early this season it was apparent that this would be one of our school ' s best years for basketball. A new school record was set by scoring 109 points in one game, and the century mark was reached several other times in the season. Our first trophy was for winning the 4-way toumey at Waynetown, but the greatest triumph of the season was winning the county toumey. By defeating Coal Creek 100 to 78, our Indiana not only kept the keg but also gained a beautiful trophy and much fame and glory. VARSITY CHEER- LEADERS Jeanne Quigg Linda Kirk Mary Cain JoAnn Mahoy Talented Junior Varsity I i I He m m f Hbu H Kr l ' ! V .. : 1 % | JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Barbara Vermillion Donna Weliever Martha Kinslow G H G R T H A D E JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Debbie Steele Patti Brock Gail Hampton Baseball was also a successful sport for our school. These boys put forth all their effort to have an extremely successful season. Track Stars of Tomorrow The track team kept up the winning ways of our sports teams, chalking up impressive victories. These athletes scored victories by taking the county track meet and were the champs of the Big-4 Conference. Cross Country Cruisers These fleet-footed runners were amazing for their speed and agility. Winning all their meets, they dem- onstrated their abilities by winning the Wainwright Invitational, the county cross -county, and the Big-4 title. s X ' f Booster Club These backers of our team have been busy all year learning new yells and practicing the old ones; apparently, their efforts have been successful. During ballgames everyone has worn a red poncho, giving the Booster Club a neat, unified appearance. As money- making projects, they have sold Darlington pennants and sponsored a X-Ir. Lovely Legs contest. OFFICERS President: Mar ' Cohee V-President: Debroah Wilson Secretary: Karen Driver Treasurer: Diana Branstetter Sergeant-at-Arms: Beverly Wilson Boys who like to participate in sports but for some reason cannot be in interscholastic sports have a chance to join intramurals. A wide variety of activities is available for every boy in this organization. Intramurals FIRST ROW: Tom Horn, Rod Booher, Mr. Steve Smith, Sponsor, Dave Newkirk, Tom Stewart. SECOND ROW: Mike Cochran, Bruce Ames, Mike Clouser, Ted Alexander, Mahlon Smith. THIRD ROW: Bill Leslie, Tom Alex- ander, Randy Adams, Jerry Alexander, Rex Hoskins. FOURTH ROW: Dave Williams, Don Abbott, Steve Biggs, Dennis Clouser. FIRST ROW: Nancy Wilcox, Sandy Cockran, Mary Cain, Bev Wilson, Linda Kirk, Diana Branstetter, Kay McCauley. SECOND ROW: Judy Stoddard, Donna Weliever, Cindy Maxwell, Jannie Maxwell, Nancy Mutterspaugh, Vicki Spears. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Leeds, sponsor, Robyn Coltrain, Linda Booher, Pegg Anderson, Terri Stoddard, Deborah Wilson, Pam Royer. Girls Athletic Association These industrious girls of the CAA have the chance to try their skills in a number of sports. Similar in many ways to boys ' ath- letics, the GAA is a member of the Indiana High School Athletic Association and must meet its standards. OFFICERS President: Vice-President: Secretary: Treasurer: Song Leader: Reporter Beverly Wilson Diana Branstetter Linda Kirk Deborah Wilson Nancy Mutterspaugh Vicki Spears ADMINISTRATION FACULTY Mrs. Ramona Ainsworth Mrs. Ramona Ainsworth teaches Latin and English and takes care of the school ' s li- brary. Her hobbies are gardening, sewing, and reading. She was born in Darlington and graduated from Indiana University. Mr. Galen Smith is the head of our athletic de- partment and teaches boys ' P.E. and indus- trial arts. His hobbies are fish- ing and playing tennis. A grad- uate of Western New Mexico University and Ball State, he has taught at Darlington for four years. Mr. Galen Smith Mrs. Marcia Caldwell The business de- partment of our school is taught by Mrs. Marcia Cald- well. A graduate of Crawfordsville High School and Evans- ville College, she has been at DHS for two years. Her hob- bies are reading, swimming, and bak- ing for her husband Gary. Mr. David Wells teaches chemistry and physics at DHS in the morning. His hob- bies are traveling, reading, gardening and watching television. He was bom in Edger- ton, Indiana, and attended Indiana State and Indiana University. Mr. Eugene Gossman A graduate of Grace College, Mr. Eugene Gossman teaches mathematics in grades nine through twelve. His hobbies are aeronautics and sports. He was born in Chicago, Illinois, and now lives in Darlington. This has been his fourth year of teaching at Darling- ton High School. Mrs. Marilynn K. Leeds graduated from Purdue and teaches speech, English, and girls ' P.E. She was born in Indianapolis and now lives in Crawfordsville. She has been teaching for three years; this is her first year at Darlington. Mr. Gren Lefebvre is the Junior High and assistant varsity coach and teaches social studies, health, and psychology. His hobbies are golf and athletics as well as hunting and listening to stereo. He was bom in Buffalo, New York, and grad- uated from Purdue. Mr. Ron Larew, whose hobby is sports, is our vocational agriculture teacher. He was born in Crawfordsville and graduated from Purdue University. This was Mr. Larew ' s first year of teaching at Darlington. Mr. Ron Larew ( i U i ' ■ ' English, history, and government are Mr. Stephen Smith ' s subjects. He was born at Noblesville and graduated from Huntington College. Now in his third year at Darlington, he is basketball coach for the fifth and sixth grades. Reading is his hobby. Mr. Stephen Smith Mr. William Wythe teaches science in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. Golfing, gardening, and fish- ing are among his several hobbies. He was born in Terre Haute and graduated from Indiana State Univer- sity. This was his first year at Darlington High School. Mr. William Wythe 9 Iv? Mrs. Anna Faye Stevenson Mrs. Stevenson teaches mathematics m the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades. She was born in Crawfords- ville and graduated from Purdue. Her hobbies are sewing aftd knitting. This was Mrs. Stevenson ' s tenth year at Darlington. Mrs. Margaret Waddell has taught home economics in grades seven through twelve at Darlington for the last two years. Her hobbies are sewing and playing the piano. She was bom in Col- fax, Indiana, and graduated from Darlington High School and Indiana State. Mrs. Margaret Waddell llfil ' i V h r 1 i P 1 41 i Mrs Delores Smith Ak Mrs. Delores Smith, who has taught for one year, is the head of the vocal department. She also teaches seventh-grade English. She was born in Lebanon, Indiana, and graduated from Butler Uni- versity. Her hobbies are reading, teaching, piano, and riding a bicycle. Mr. Ernest Brown Mr. Ernest Brown is director of the Darlington Band, teaches tenth-grade English, and is in charge of the audio-visual department. His hobbies are photography, and gardening. He was born in Bloomingdale, Indiana, and graduated from Central Normal College and Indiana State. This is his twelfth year of teaching at DHS. Mr. Kenneth Stewart Mr. Kenneth Stewart is in charge of the art depart- ment in grades one through twelve. His hobbies are painting, wood carving, and sculpturing. He was born in Lafayette, Indiana, and graduated from Marion College in Marion, Indiana. We hope that he enjoyed his first year at Darlington High School. Mrs. Ruth Nykl Mr s. Ruth Nykl, who has been at DHS for more than six years teaches one of the fourth grade classes. Her hobbies are sewing and reading. She was born in Erie, Kansas, and graduated from Kan- sas State College and Butler University. Mr. Raymon Brown has been teaching the sixth grade for 25 years at DHS. His hobbies are leather carving and fishing. He was born in La- conia, Indiana, and graduated from Central Normal Col- lege. Mrs. Alice Often Mrs. Alice Often is one of two fifth- grade teachers. Her hobbies are sew- ing, reading, and watching sports events. She was born in Indianapolis and graduated from Ball State Uni- versity. We hope Mrs. Often enjoyed her first year of teaching at Darling- ton. Mr. Raymon Brown Mrs. Beverly Quimby One of the fifth-grade classes is taught by Mrs. Beverly Quimby, wif e of our principal. Her hobbies are playing the piano, and organ, reading poems, and sewing. She was bom in Cheyenne, Wyoming, and graduated from Phillips University, Enid, Okla- homa. Miss Barbara Slavens One of the third grade classes is taught by Miss Barbara Slavens. Her hobbies are reading and making daily school prepara- tions. She was born in Noblesville, Indiana, and attended Central State University and Cedarville College in Ohio. This year made Miss Slaven ' s third year at Darling- ton. Mrs. Audrey Cox Mrs. Audrey Cox, who teaches the third grade, has been at Darlington School for 22 years. Her hobbies are traveling, and reading good books. She graduated from Darlington and then attended Indiana Uni- versity. Mrs. Cox now lives in Crawfords- ville. Mrs. Margaret Stewart Mrs. Margaret Stewart taught the fourth grade in her first year at Darlington. Some of her hobbies are reading and sewing. She graduated from Marion College in Marion, Indiana. Mrs. Tessie Stwalley Mrs. Tessie Stwalley, whose hobby is reading, has taught the second grade at D.H.S. for twenty -three years. She was bom in Darlington and graduated from In- diana State. Mrs. Lucille Cox Mrs. Lucille Cox has been teaching first grade at Darlington for twenty years. She graduated from Butler University and now resides in Dar- lington. Her hobbies are cooking, baking, reading, and prac- ticing dentistry (pull- ing first graders ' teeth). She has five children and seven grandchildren. Mrs. Shari Larew This was Mrs. Shari Larew ' s first year of teaching the first grade at D.H.S. Her hobbies are sewing and collecting Early American antiques. She was born in Waynetown, Indiana, and graduated from Purdue. Mrs. Jane Bruner This was Mrs. Jane Bruner ' s first year at D.H.S. She re- ceived her B.A. degree from Purdue. Her hobbies include art, gardening, and sewing. We hope this year has been enjoyable for Mrs. Bruner. Administration at Work A busy man at our school, Mr. Quimby, who graduated from Purdue, has helped guide our school as principal for five years. We owe him great thanks for his guidance and the interest he has shown in us. School Board members. Lloyd Wells Francis Brock Oral Shelton Murle Sennett La Vonne Norman Jewell Whitaker Ben Miller Six men and two women who have much to do with the running of our school are the members of the school board. They must plan the budget and see that the present and future needs of the school are met. Another busy person is Edythe Cain, school sec- retary. During the past nine years she has been answering the telephone, keeping school rec- ords, and doing various errands for everyone in the school. Three persons essential to our school ' s health and well- being are N4rs. Newnum, our speech therapist; Mrs. Snyder, the school nurse; and Mr. Strong, school guid- ance counselor. Mrs. Snyder, a graduate of Indiana Uni versity, and Mrs. Newnum, a graduate of Purdue, must divide their time to be at all the North Montgomery schools, while Mr. Strong, whose alma mater is Purdue, serves only Darlington, Linden, and East Union. Mrs. Ne vnum Mr. Strong Left to right, STANDING: Gayle Irvin, Nolan Lough, John Ames, Bill Dale. Marvin Branstetter, Albert Lang, Joe McClaskey. Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. Paddack, Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Free, Mrs. Cick, and substi tute, Mrs. Carson. Our bus drivers, janitors, and cooks have a special respon- sibility to the school. They must see that we get there on time, that the school is clean and safe once we arrive, and that we have something to eat when lunch- time rolls around. CLASSES This Year Has Been CARL THEODORE ALEXANDER STEVEN BRUCE AMES PENELOPE SUE BOOHER RODNEY JOE BOOHER TED ALEXANDER Choir 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Intramurals 2,3; Track 1,2. BRUCE AMES Class Pres. 1; FFA 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Intra- murals 2-4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1. PENN! ' BOOHER Choir 1-4; Band 2-4; SSS 1-4; Spanish Club 1; Li- brary Club 1; Booster Club 2-4; 4-H 9 yrs. ROD BOOHER Choir 3,4; FFA 1-4; Intramurals 2-4; Baseball 1,2; Track 1; 4-H 9 yrs.; Vice-Pres. 3. DIANA BRANSTETTER Choir 1-4; SSS 1-4; Sec. 2; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres 4; Booster Club 1-4; Treas. 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Sec. 3; Honor Society; Sec. Treas. 3,4; Class Pres. 2; Vice-Pres. 4; Hoosier Girls State; DAR Good Citizen. BECKY BURK Choir 2,3,4; Sunshine Society 1-4; Booster Club 2, 3,4. KENT BUTLER Class President 3,4; Annual Staff Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; Choir 1-4; Honor Society; Latin Club Pres. 4; Speech Contest 2,4; Boys ' State. MIKE CLOUSER Choir 2-4; Pres. 4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Intra- murals 2-4; Track 1,2,4. MIKE COCHRAN Choir 2-4; FFA 2,3; Track 1,2; Intramurals 2,3; 4-H 6 yrs. MARY COHEE Choir 1-4; Annual Staff; Class Sec. 1,3,4; Chief Chatter Staff; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Vice- Pres. 3; Pres. 4. DIANA LYNN BRANSTETTER REBECCA JANE BURK RICHARD MICHAEL COCHRAN MARY LOUISE COHEE di ikik ROBYN ANN COLTRAIN DIANA MARIE CROWE LARRY CHARLES DEXTER BARBARA JO DICKEY WILLIAN JOSEPH DOUGLAS KAREN BETH DRIVER SUSAN EVANS JOHN RICHARD GROVES LINDA SUE HORN LINDA KAY KIRK ROBYN COLTRAIN Band 1-4; Speech Team 2,3,4; Choir 1; SSS 1-4; GAA 2,3,4; Girls ' State Alternate; 4-H 8 yrs.; Junior Leader. DIANA CROWE Editor-in-Chief, Annual; Chief Chatter Staff; Honor Society; Assistant Librarian 4; Choir 1-4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4. LARRY DEXTER Track 1-4; Intramurals 3,4; Golden Gloves 4. BARBARA DICKEY Annual Staff; Chief Chatter Staff; Choir 1 -4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,4; GAA 2; SSS 1-4. BILL DOUGLAS Choir 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross Coun- try 2,3,4; Baseball 1-4. KAREN DRIVER Chief Chatter Staff; Office Girl 3,4; Librarian 2,3; SSS 1-4; Treas. 4; Booster Club 1-4; Sec. 4; Choir 1-4. SUSAN EVANS Annual Staff; Office Girl 1; Student Council 1,2,4; Honor Society; SSS 1-4; Choir 1-4; Band 1-4; Treas. 4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Booster Club 1-4; 4-H 8 vrs. JOHN GROVES Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; American Legion Baseball 4. LLNDA HORN Annual Staff; Chief Chatter Staff; Librarian 1; SSS 1-4; Choir 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Booster Club 1 -4. LINDA KIRK Honor Society- 2,3,4; FTA 1,2; Class Sec. 1,2; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Cheerleader 3,4; Li- brarian 1,3; GAA 2,3,4; Sec. 3,4; Choir 1-4. Filled with Fun Hard Work, and SAND FLA LOUISE LYON DONALD F. MAHOY JO ANN ELIZABETH MAHOY JOHN EDWIN MAHOY SANDY LYON SSS 2,3,4; Speech Team 4; Office Girl 2,4; Band 3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Booster Club 2,3; Choir 2,3,4. DON MAHOY Chief Chatter Staff; FFA 1-4; Intramurals 2. JOANN MAHOY Chief Chatter Staff; Office Girl 4; Librarian 3; SSS 1-4; Honor Society; Choir 1-4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Booster Club 1-4. JOHN MAHOY Intramurals 3; FFA 1-4. CAROLYN MENNEN Annual Staff; SSS 1-4; Speech Contest 2; Choir 1-4; Spanish Club 1; 4-H 8 yrs. Jr. Leader. MIKE MUTTERSPAUGH Student Council; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Class Vice- Pres. 2; FTA 1; Speech Team 4; Spanish Club 1; Choir 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4; Track 1-4. BETTY PRICE Honor Society; SSS 1-4; Co-Editor of Annual; Li- brarian 3,4; GAA 2; Choir 1-4; Booster Club 1-4. RONNIE SCHOEN Honor Society; Vice-Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Student Council; Choir 1-4; Band 1-4; Pep Band 3,4; Latin Club 1; Reporter 1; Speech Contest 2,3; Boys ' State; Annual Staff. PHIL SHIRAR Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Track 1,2; FFA 1,2; Intramurals 3,4. DIANE SMITH SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-4; Choir 1-4; 4-H 9 yrs.; Junior Leader. CAROLYN KAY MENNEN MICHAEL PAUL MUTTERSPAUGH BET n ' ANN PRICE RONALD HUGH SCHOEN PHILIP LEE MADONNA DL NE SMITH 0 m 1 4« 1 5fe i LINDA LOU SMITH MAHLON RHEA SMITH ROBERT EUGENE SHELTON NANCY JOANNE WILCOX BEVERLY ROSE WILSON LOIS ANN WRAY LINDA SMITH Choir 2-4j SSS 1-4; Pep Club 4; Speech Contest Ij Office Girl 4j GAA 1; 4-H 4 yrs.; Jr. Leader 1-4. ROB SHELTON Choir 2-4; Class Vice-Pres. 3; FFA 1,2,4; Student Mgr. 1-4; 4-H 9 yrs.; Vice-Pres. 4; Pres. 4; Jr. Leaders 5 yrs. MAHLON SMITH Choir 4; Band, Pep Band 1-4; Intramurals 374; 4-H 1,2. NANCY WILCOX SSS 1-4; Office Girl 3,4; GAA 2-4; Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 3; 4-H 8 Yrs.; Jr. Leader 3. BEV WILSON SSS 1-4; Choir 1-4; GAA 2,3; Pres. 4; Pep Club 1-4; FTA 1,2; Sec. 2; 4-H 8 yrs.; Miss Montgomery County ' 67; Jr. Leader 1-4. LOIS WRAY Chief Chatter Staff; Choir 1-4; SSS 1-4; Office Girl 2; Pep Club 1-4; 4-H 1 yr. Spirit Everwhere Eleventh Grade: Juniors Randy Adams Tom Alexander Chuck Anderson Steve Biggs Mary Cain Sharon Clark Gary Clouser Sandra Cochran Craig Cox Steve Doubet Larry Fidler Sue Gick Tom Hampton Abe Hodgen Rex Hoskins Martha Kinslow Tom Lehe Mark Maxwell Kennetta Mikesell Larr ' Personette Jeanne Quigg Paul Runnels Terri Stoddard Don Threlkeld Phoebe Wampler Fred Warren Nancy Weltner Deborah Wilson Leslie Wright Tenth Grade: Sophomores Janet Tnbbett Barb Vermillion Bob Waye Stan Weliever Dave Williams Roy Wright Ninth Grade: Freshman Gregg Abbott Jerry Alexander Steve Apple Ronnie Birchfield ,%% Elizabeth Dagley Joe Emmertt Karen Endicott Debbie Evans Linda Fidler Willie Fitzsimmons Phil Booher Terry Cain Bob Carson Goofy Ghost Dennis Clouser Marsh Cox Rick Miller Cheryl Moody Nancy Mutterspaugh Larry Newlin Darrell Renick Vicki Spears Dennis Gick Dave Hampton Gary Hole Theda Leslie Cindy Maxwell Bryan McClaskey Judy Stoddard Dave W ' aye Annie Angel Donna Weliever James Woody Janice Lyon Eighth Grade: Ready Rebels Tom Ames Jack Anderson Cheryl Bennett Betty Black Cathy Blacker Julie Booher Mike Branstetter Cindy Burk Candy Cain Elaine Tribbett Jim Tribbett Charlie Warren Sabra Weliever Phyllis Wilson Gordon Wright Seventh Grade: Changing Characters Patricia Abbott James Barnette Joanna Boots Clark Bowles Mark Cox Karen Deck Jerry Dexter Kathy Eckroth Kenneth Eden Cindy Edwards Pam Hendrickson Lynette Holt Kay Keith Robert Kimble Peggy Leach Carol Leslie William Query Jack Ray Donald Roberts Linda Sanders Randie Schoen Darrell Smith Paula Branstetter Patsy Branham Patti Brock Kevin Clouser John Cook Carl Cox Dean Endicott JoAnn Evans Ross Faxworthy Linda Haines Bruce Hampton Tim Hampton Sandy Martin John Maxwell Mark McDaniel Deborah McRoberts Sue Newkirk Carla Pickett Wayne Smith Debbie Steele Jeff WTiiteley Mike Wright Dennis Yount Tamara Yount Sixth Grade: Lucky Larks Julia Alexander Rita Barnette David Bennett Terri Blacker James Fidler Dennis Gilmore David Harmon Dan Holladay Janet Hollingsworth John Horn Debra Bradshaw Lyla Broughton Steven Brown Debra Cain Dale Cain Jamie Cook Robert Kelsey Arthur Kimble Steve Kirk Cathy Lough Brenda McClaskey Rebecca Paddack Donna Stowers Harold Stowers Brian Utterback Teresa Wilcox Randy Young Donna Yount Fifth Grade: Thoughtful Tikes Wayne Bryant Jo Adele Clouser Mary Clouser Mark Cochran Kari Paddack Celeste Quimby Carla Risner Gary Ryker Kim Schoen Jerry Shumaker i .- . ' Regina Bennett Janice Booher Tim Clouser Ann Crowder Greg Edwards Wanda Endicott Cindy Isnnghousen Jacky Leach Denise Leslie David Maxwell Pam Paddack Mitzi Perry Ricky Foye Mike Gleason Jill Holt Carolyn Jackson Steve Jacoby Carolyn Newkirk Nathan Smith Sammy Smith Sherry Smith Patty Stewart Danny Stowers Lindy Tribbett Kurt Hampton Dan Harshbarger Judy Harwood Christy Hendrickson Clark Holt Ricky Hood Billy Sanders Larr ' Smith Roberta Stoddard Debra Virgin Kim Weltner Melannie Whiteley Fourth Grade: Doubtful Doers Kermetii Goldsby Tim Hansen Russell HoUaday Patty Leath Jeff ery Lough Dan Maxwell Dee Tribbett Kathy Waye Nancy Weliever Christy Wilcox Joe Wilcox Marlene Barnette Karen Clouser Jean Coffey Gwen Crowder James Day Jeffery Haines Dan Harmon Robert Mc Roberts Laurie Ryker Sandra Smith Curtis Thompson Terry Wilcox Terry Yount Third Grade: Practicing Pros Tim Cain Bette Carson Martin Clous er Rosie Coffey Randy Edwards Joanna Querey Randy Ray Tammy Ray Glen Sanders Becky Spears Rex Tribbett Jacky Cain Curtis Deck Twila Farley Marsha Gleason Andra Harsgbarger Lynette Holladay Derrick Morgan Chris Mullen David Perry Penny Royer Chuck Ryker Tammy Young Gloria Endicott Terri Farley Russell Foye Mark Gable Lorene Martin Beth Paddack Tlsiu Carl Van Gilder Randy Virgin Lynn Weltner Mike Anderson Donna Beck Maria Broughton Norma Jackson Paul Koekenberg Marcia Lough Terri McCauley Chris McDaniel Billy Miller Second Grade: Ready Returners Andra Anderson Susie Branham Patty Brown Joe Cain Fred Clark Julie Dieterlen Glen Martin Wayne Mattingly Dana McDaniel Brenda Newlin Kerry Smith Diane Quimby First Grade: Bouncing Beginners Kathy Binford Kathy Brogan Camilla Cox Vonica Elmore Jeff Florey Carl Gleason Randy Harshbarger Kevin Holt Dennis Horlacker John Isringhausen Doyle Pickett fll A Greg Pickett 1 I U Paula Riggens J- ' ' W Jon Ryker Debbie Smith :-§f Kevin Weltner ADVERTISING Booster Page Claudine Branstetter, Avon Rep. 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Resoner ' s Jewelry The Squire Shop Stecks, Weathervane G Tackroom United Tractor Sales WCVL Radio Western Auto Associate Store D. W. Williams, Jeweler F. W. Woolworth Co. NAY AGENCY, INC. All Types of Insurance Phone: 436-7222 Thorntown, Indiana Compliments RALSTON PURINA CO. W.S. 52 Thorntown, Indiana Egg Processing Compliments of MORRIS ANT) BOONE, INC. Insurance Consultants JONES ANTD DOUGLASS Sinclair Service Phone: 436-2249 Thorntown, Indiana Compliments of NEW ROSS LUMBER COMPANY New Ross, Indiana Phone 362-2788 Congratulations to the Best Class Yet CESSNA ' S STORE Colfax, Indiana WILCOX BROTHERS Darlington, Indiana Keith--794-4615, Bob--794-4S03, Allen --794 -4668 --Timber Buying, Backhoe - -Drag Line - -Highlift Bulldozer- -Land Clearing- -Open Ditch Smooth Sailing DECK M. RINE Compliments of COMMUNITY MOTOR SALES 112-114 West Market St. Crawfordsville, Indiana For the Best Food with the Least Wait and Expense Come to SATELLITE FAMILY DRIVE INN 201 S. Washington Crawfordsville, Indiana BOOMER ' S CUSTOM FARM SERVICE Small Grain Harvesting, Corn Shelling Picking, Hay Baling Trucking, Silo Filling Farm Renting 794-4117 JohnBooher Compliments of COFFMAN ' S PURE OIL Thorntown, Indiana Compliments of DARLINGTON DRUG STORE Darlington Indiana CONR VD ' S GARAGE Shell Gasoline Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires Expert Service HIATT APPLIANCES Darlington, Indiana Bath Fixtures Water Heaters Phone: 794-4094 COOKS REXALL DRUGS Phone: 436-7333 Thorntown Indiana STREAMLINE TRAILERS, INC. Thorntown Indiana LEONARD C. WINCHELL JEWELER 105 N. Green Street C ' ville, Indiana Diamonds - -Watches Silver - -China - -Universal Gifts Compliments of WELSHIMER-McBEE AGENCY Colfax Indiana FERTIL-FIELDS, INC. Specialists in Plant Nutrition One Call Does It All Linden 339-4253, New Market 866-0231 Liquid or Dry, Bag or Bulk Spreaders Soil Testing, Tissue -Testing Custom Spreading Our Service Will Save You Money If We Serve You Once We Are Sure To Be Friends NICEWANDER JEWELERS 301 Columbia Lafayette, Indiana Kenneth H. Carnhan Diamonds - -Watches - -Jewelry Quality Watch and Jewelry Repair Satisfaction Guaranteed Compliments of DE KALB SEED CORN The XL Varieties David Oral Shelton 794-4504 794-4521 Compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK The Money Store in Darlington Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Darlington, Indiana Compliments of INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE Lafayette, Indiana FARMER ' S FEED AND GRAIN COMPANY Grain - -Coal - -Feed- -Fertilizer Salt - -Seed - -Wayne - -Feeds HARRY YOUNT, MANAGER Phone: 794-4125 Darlington, Indiana Home of the Cone with the Cherry on Top DARI-LICIOUS 1114 E. Main Crawfordsville ORIGIN DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Electric End Table Heater 107 West Washington Wayntown, Incf. LEHE EQUIPMENT SALES International Harvest Eq. Ill 3 ■ The World ' s Finest Phone: 794-4762 DAVIS DRY GOODS Compliments to The Senior Class Darlington, Ind . Joan Gerald Davis TILLNEY ' S SHOE REPAIR W . W . Tilney, Proprietor 126 W. Main Crawfordsville, Indiana BROWN ' S FURNITURE STORE Fine Home Furnishings at Very Moderate Cost Darlington, Ind. 794-4372 Congratulations Class of ' 68 TIMMON ' S DX Tank Wagon Wilbur Timmons 794-4685 Station Thomas L. Timmons 794-9488 NEW ROSS GRAIN CO. Fertilizer Seed Grain Phone: 362-2787 New Ross f NDARDJ PRICE ' S STANDARD SER VICE Corner of Water Main St . Phone: 362-9831 Tires - -Batteries - -Accessories Tune -up --Brake Work Minor Over -Haul SKELTON-SKINNER LUMBER CO., INC. Phone: 339-4454 Linden, Indiana Compliments of MILLER ' S RESTAURANT Colfax, Indiana Compliments of COLFAX FOOD LOCKER and COLFAX LAUNDROMAT Colfax, Indiana CITGO FARM PRODUCTS FUEL OIL Linden, Indiana 339-7901 MG-- Red Vail Call Collect C ' vlle, Indiana 362-1800 HINE AND WEBER J. I. Case Olivei 1316 W. South St. Lebanon, Indiana Ph. 317-482-2302 KUM-BAK BEAUTY SHOP Mary J. Harshman Phone: 339-7779 Linden, Indiana r t JuHeralJiome Curtis E. Bright Erline Bright Crawfordsville Darlington W. E. ADAMS Your Standard Oil Agent Ag. Chemicals --Standard Fuels --Diesel Oils Darlington, Indiana Phone 794-4693 LINDEN RADIO AND TV Zenith - -Motorola - -RCA Phone: 339-7300 Linden, Indiana SPORTSMAN SHOP, INC. 126 E. Main Crawfordsville SCHLOOT FURNITURE CO., INC. Crawfordsville, Indiana Congratulations Seniors TODD HYBRID CORN CO. That Famous M-55 Single Cross Norman Coltrain 794-4112 Compliments of GATEWOOD ' S HARDWARE TIMMONS EISNER AGENCY Fresh Meats, Groceries, and Produce Colfax, Indiana Phone 0421 Compliments of F. A. CANTRELL, D.D.S. Crawfordsville, Indiana BIN FORD STANDARD SERVICE Tires - -Batteries - -Accessories Tune -up if Brake Work ( andard) Phone: 794-4654 5i!l ' i Darlington, Indiana ARBOR ACRES- MIDWEST, INC. Box 97 Thorntown, Indiana Phone: 436-2244 Congratulations Class of ' 68 KIRKPATRICK GRAIN CO., INC. Kirkpatrick, Indiana Phone: 339-4356 Linden, Indiana Grain Feed Fertilizer Bulk Delivery Farm Supply Seed RUSSELL HITCH EUNERAL HOME Thorntown Lebanon Phone: 436-7474 Phone: 482-1900 Compliments of GREVE BARBER SHOP Darlington, Ind. Compliments of MEDl-SAV DISCOUNT STORE 211 East Main Crawfordsville, Ind. DR. C. F. SCHROEDER Optometrist 202-208 Ben Hur Building Phone: 362-2309 Crawfordsville, Indiana BR. NSTETTER ' S MOTOR SERVICE Phone: 794-4973 Darlington, Indiana Compliments of the COLFAX LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Colfax, Ind. Phone: 0551 Let Us Plan for Your Parties, Proms, and Weddings (The Store of Thi-ee Wonders) CARROLL ' S CARD SHOP 258 Main St. Frankfort, Ind. Compliments of DARLINGTON LAUNDROMAT Congratulations Seniors WINSTON WILSON ' S STANT3ARD STATION 506 E . Market Street Crawfordsville, Ind. DR. H. A. LIDIKAY DR. L. J. RUN-NELS DR. J. D. COLTRAIN Veterinarians Darlington, Indiana Compliments of HANKINS SUPERMARKET Thorntown, Indiana RICHARDSON HARDWARE AND VARIETY Waynetown, Ind. Phone 234-2315 ELAM ' S PAINT POT Masury Is Good Paint 121 S. Green St. Crawfordsville, Ind. Congratulations Class of ' 68 GILMORE INSURANCE AGENCY One Service Center Real Estate Life General Insurance Total Insurance Planning Colfax, Indiana Office 116 Phone; Home 38R1I Compliments of C. A. HARRIS POPCORN CO., INC. Special Hybrid Popcorn Clarks Hill Phone: 413 Compliments of JflcSarhnJ Miler Monumen] IJUorh Carl W . Dowen, Proprietor Crawfordsville Phone: 362-0612 WARREN HARDWARE Frigidaire Maytag Appliances Darlington, Indiana GREENTREE FEEDS Compliments of SUGAR CREEK ELEVATOR Thorntown, Indiana Compliments of THORNTOWN TELEPHONE CO., INC. Thorntown, Indiana SCOUT . ND MARY ' S STEAK HOUSE Family Room New Ross Congratulations Seniors LINDEN STATE BANK Phone: 339-7708 Linden, Indiana Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK Best Wishes to the Thorntown, Indiana Class of ' 68 Phone: 436-2222 ANDERSON FURNITURE MART Member F.D.I.C. Colfax, Indiana 217-219 Ben Hur Building Complete Farm Service DR. W. F. PEACOCK CUSTOM FARM SERVICE CENTER Crawfordsville Phone 7 New Ross, Indiana THORN TO WN DA IR V Q VEEN Jet. 52 and 47 jQ CCIT ; Phone:436-2330 Open Year Round COLFAX GRAIN COMPANY, INC. Grain Seed Feed Coal Phone: 99 or 146 Compliments of M.VXWELL ' S FLOWER SHOP GREENHOUSE Compliments of DICK ' S BEAUTY SALON Crawfordsville, Indiana . JOAN ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTE ' S AND WIG CENTER f mff • ' Main St . , Darlington, Indiana 5y | Air Conditioned ' Complete Line of Wigs V_ i Hairpieces and Accessories Revlon Cosmetics R. M. HORNER Buick Pontiac Crawfordsville Compliments of STOCKWELL STATE BANK Compliments of DR. R. E. OTTEN Darlington, Indiana S F E Best of Luck to Class of ' 68 SAN-BO-TE CLEANERS Darlington, Indiana Another Load of HD-5 Propane (The Highest Grade of LP Gas Available) For the Customers of INDIANA TRU -FLAME Formerly Ideal Gas Corp. Your Local LP Gas Dealer ;,