Darlington High School - Chief Yearbook (Darlington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1969 volume:

. t- Zy€ Cla G ' HAH, I I ' ' 72 (V .O- y ' . vr f-f ' ff f[0k -•, 10 c pjicJ I ' c OUZ! jEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY 3 1833 01731 5943 GENEALOGY 977. soe DS CH 1969 rD -Ao J ' ' tt ot - 2 ,. v v THE CHIEF DARLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL DARLINGTON, INDIANA PRESENTED BY THE CLASS OF 1969 GROWING GREAl ER In the manner of a tree, D.H.S. is growing greater everyday through nourishment as it is fed by its deep-set roots of parents, teachers, patrons, and students. Each root supports the whole growth. To quote from Ale.xander Pope: ' Tis education forms the common mind: Just as the twig is bent the trees inclined. Cultivation of the mind combined with stimu- lating physical activities and enthusiastic or- ganizations are shaping wholesome, capable, and dependable youth. CONTENTS INTRODUCTION ACTIVITIES SPORTS CLASSES ADMINISTRATION FACULTY ADVERTISEMENTS 1 11 23 35 53 61 We, as members of the 1969 Darlington Senior class, gratefully dedicate our CHIEF to Mr. Galen Smith. In his three years of teaching here, he helped immensely in raising the spirit of our school through the sports teams and thus was a factor in making DHS grow greater. To Mr. Smith we extend our most humble thanks. SCHOOL LIFE School life is what ' s happening at Darlington High School. Each event is a proof of the reason why DHS is truly growing greater, for greatness is shown by spirit, and this year we believe our progress clearly visible. VARIETY SHOW For the second year, the high school chorus presented a vari- ety show as a money-making project to help pay for their various projects during the year. On November 1, 1968, they entertained the com- munity with the products of Hi Neighbor . Three acts-- military, hillbilly, and minstre l were followed by a final pa- triotic scene, all of which were very successful. PARIS BY NIGHT On Saturday, May 11, 196S, the Junior class presented their prom for the Seniors- -PARIS BY NIGHT. Roses, soft lights, sidewalk cafes, and the Eifel Tower were just high points of the sights and romantic atmosphere of the night. The meal- -from the baked ham prepared by the Juniors ' mothers to the after dinner cham- pagne and pretzels- -were served by Freshmen dressed as French waiters and waitresses. The evenings program began with the tradi- tional welcome, response, prophecy, and Seniors wills, followed by the crowning of the King and Queen. Senior candidates and their Junior escorts were: Mike Mutterspaugh, Nancy Weltnerj Ted Alexander, Jeanne Quigg; Kent Butler, Sue Gick; Mary Cohee, Chuck Anderson; Beverly Wilson, Fred Warren; and Diane Branstetter, Don Threlkeld. Diana and Ted were crowned by Mary Jo Cox and Steve Weliever and led the dancing provided by the Westwinds. HOMECOMING 1969 This year the Student Council sponsored another great Homecoming on January 25 at the Coal Creek Central game. The events of the evening included introduction of varsity players and their parents; introduction of past lettermen and cheerleaders; and presentation of the queen candidates and crowning of the queen, Deborah Wilson. The candidates and their escorts were: Senior Deborah Wilson, Gerry Clouser; Junior Barb Vermillion, Bill Hampton; Sophomore Vicki Spears, Steve Apple; Freshman Gail Hampton, Charlie Warren. Deborah was crowned by Mary Cohee, escorted by Kent Butler. Flower and crown bearers were Greta and Greg Binford; and the Masterof Ceremonies for the occasion was Paul Runnels. Following the varsity game was a dance with music provided by the Crawfords- ville Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Kenneth Johns. The Stu- dent Council and their sponsors labored long hours on the plans and decorations appreciated by all. Pep Session OUR SCHOOL- Contests (Math) Cheerleader ' s Camp $$S--Car Wash--$$S INSIDE AND OUT CO H H U STUDENT COUNCIL President: Tom Lehe Vice-pres: Abe Hodgen Secretary: Donna Weliever Sponsors: Mr. Gossman Mrs. Stevenson Mr. Smith The Student Council worked again this year to plan a great Homecoming, besides introducing teachers at Or- ganization Day and at a PTO meeting among their many projects. Tom and Abe attended the summer workshop at lU and Stan was the delegate to the national convention in Texas this year. Most of the members attended the state convention and with new innovations learned there and elsewhere, they have all tried to help make DHS greater, too. HONOR SOCIETY Scholarship, leadership, service, and Character again played a part in our school as the Honor Society helped sell tickets at Junior High ballgames and planned the yearly Awards Night. President: Sue Gick Vice-pres. : Jim Gable Sec.-Treas. : Tom Lehe Reporter: Jeanne Quigg Sponsor: Mrs. Stevenson SUNSHINE SOCIETY Left to right: FIRST ROW: M. Kinslow, P. Wampler, S. Clark, C. Maxwell, J. Quigg, S. Gick, G. Hampton, M. Cain, S. Cochran, K. Mikesell, Mrs. Emery, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: J. Tribbett, C. Maxwell, E. Tribbett, S. Stout, J. Dale, R. Harshbarger, J. Booher, C. Blacker, S. Mullen, B. Black, C. Burk, K. McCauley. THIRD ROW: B. Smith, K. Ray, S. Weleiver, D. Weleiver, K. Paddack, C. Cain, P. Wilson, K. Goldsby, C. Mooday, L. Eden, P. Martin, B. Vermillion. FOURTH ROW: P. Koekenburg, B. Smith, L. Haines, D. Gilmore, C. Royer, V. Smith, L. Fidler, E. Dagley, P. Eden, T. Leslie, C. Bennett. FIFTH ROW: N. Mutterspaugh, V. Spears, R. Kel- sey, K. Endicott, P. Royer, B. Paddock, I. Day, P. Covault, L. Booher, J. Norton, J. Maxwell. President: Jeanne Quigg V. President: Sue Gick Treasurer: Peg Anderson Recording Secretary: Cindy Maxwell Corresponding Secretary: Gail Hampton Sponsor: Mrs. Ann Emery The Darlington Sunshine Society truly contributes much to our school in making DHS great. Spreaders of Sun- shine provide favors for the teachers at the beginning of each month. They also make cheer baskets for the shut-ins of our community diu-ing holidays. Peg and Cindy attended a leadership camp at Lafayette last sum- mer. Jeanne and Sue along with their sponsor, Mrs. Ann Emery attended an Officers Training meeting at Indi- anapolis this fall. Some of the events attended by all Sunshiners this year were the formal initiation, cook-out at the Conservation Club, the District Convention at Pittsboro, The Christmas Ball-- My Special Angel -- Mother ' s Tea, heart fimd drive, Daddy Date Night, and to bid the senior girls good-bye, the May Breakfast. President: Mark Maxwell Vice-president: Barb Vermillion Secretary: Kaye McCauley Treasurer: Nancy Mutterspaugh Sponsor: Mrs. Larew ROW 1: Nancy Mutterspaugh, Barb Vermillion, Mark Maxwell, Kaye McCauley, Mrs. Larew. ROW 2: Kenny Carpenter, Rich Douglas, Dan Nichols, Phyllis Wilson, Karla Paddack, Peggy Koekenberg. ROW 3: Mike Branstetter, Cathy Maxwell, Cindy Max- well, Vicki Spears, Cathy Royer, Vicky Smith. ROW 4: Mary Cain, Janny Maxwell, Barb Paddack. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA These students show an interest in their future b)- joining this organization. During a student ' s free period, he can aid other teachers in the school. This experience will greatly help in their own future teaching. This year, the annual staff has been hard at work try- ing to make the CHIEF as great as the name Darling- ton deserves. Through all the confusion and problems of ads, subscriptions, layouts, and deadlines, we still believe that we have made the best annual yet. ANNUAL STAFF Editor: Sue Gick Assistant Editor: Deborah Wilson Advertising: Craig Cox Business manager: Abe Hodgen Faculty: Kenetta Mikesell Elementary: Phoebe Wampler High school: Larry Personnett Seniors: Chuck Anderson Photography: Randy Adams Activities: Sharon Clark SCIENCE CLUB Interested in many aspects of science, these members of Science Club cooperate to bet- ter their understanding in all the branches of science. Their endeavors of today lead to a future career in science. FRONT ROW: Keith Deck, John Everhart, Ron BircMield, Paul Runnels, John Evans, Mark Smith. BACK ROW: Larry Personnett, Sponsor: Mr. Wythe, Bob Carson, Jerry Alexander, Terry Cain, Marsh Cox, Bill Redmond. SPEECH TEAM The members of the speech team are in- terested in furthering their speech abili- ties. Some students are, or have been in speech class. Others have participated in contests at various times. FRONT: Joe Emmert, Nancy Mutterspaugh, Cindy Maxwell, Donna Weliever, Martha Kinslow, Stan Weliever, Sandy Cochran, Phoebe Wampler, Kaye .McCauley, Marsh Cox, Mrs. Ainsworth. ROW 2: Mike Emmert, Jim Gable, Phil Booher, Dave Waye, Terry Cain, Jerry Alexander, Rick Brock, Bill Hampton, Albert Coins. LATIN CLUB President, Joe Emmert; V. President, Sabra Weleiver; Secretary, Kathy Ray; Treasurer, Nancy Mutterspaugh; Reporter, Julie Dale; Program Chairman, Gail Hampton; Spon- sor, Mrs. Ainsworth. Ehiring the year, the Latin Club has shown its interest in Roman Civilization by holding an initiation, parties, and by seeing films. THE SOUND OF MUSIC BAIND KNEELING left to right: J. Quigg and K. Paddack. STANDING: T. Yount, J. Boots, C. Maxwell, T. Hampton, M. Cox, B. Vermillion, S. Clark, S. Cochran, P. Runnels, B. Smith, L. Haines, K. McCauley. SECOND ROW: S. Weliever, G. Hampton, D. Yount, K. Goldsby, C. Cox, C. Maxwell, L. Booher, P. Anderson, J. Tribbett, E. Trih- bett, C. Royer. THIRD ROW: D. Gilmore, D. Clouser, P. Wilson, C. Cain, D. Weliever, K. Ray, V. Smith, M. Branstetter, P. Branstetter, P. Brock, R. Schoen, J. Maxwell. FOURTH ROW: M. Maxwell, G. Clouser, J. Max- well, J. Gable, J. Dale. FIFTH ROW: J. Tribbett, Director: Mr. Brown, K. Carpenter, T. Lehe, T. Cain, B. Hampton, R. Brock, M. Cain, S. Doubet, C. Anderson, D. Hampton, R. Adams, J. Evans, K. Clouser. OFFICERS President: Gerry Clouser Vice-President; Craig Cox Secretary: Jeanne Quigg Treasurer: Chuck Anderson The musically inclined students at Darlington have con- tributed greatly to the high school band under the direc- tion of Mr. Ernest Brown. Throughout each year this organization participates in various activities such as parades, convocations, special concerts, and provide entertainment during intermission at the basketball games. The New Market Festival is the one last event in the school year that the band strives to reach their best in preparing for this event. , ROW 1: Sandy Cochran, Mary Cain, Sharon Clark, Jeanne Quigg. ROW 2: Steve V I? |-C A J IJ Doubet, Paul Runnels, Craig Cox, Gerry Clouser, Tom Lehe, Randy Adams, Chuck ' • L I L- ' Anderson, Mark Maxwell. MEMBERS Mary Cain, Kaye McCauley, Pegg Anderson, Sandy Cochran, Linda Booher, | l I f J fV I I I I i Sharon Clark, Jeanne Quigg, Karla Paddack. I V 1 J V 1 X l_ I I L fi f f ' , f% , =, ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, D. Weliever, B. Smith, K. Paddack, R. Kelsey, K. Ray, P. Wampler, B. Black, C. Maxwell, C. Maxwell, V. Spears, I. Day, S. Weliever, M. Kinslow, S. Gick ROW 2 G Hampton, J. Tribbett, C. Bennett, S. Mullen, K. Blacker, C. Mooday, J. Maxwell, D. Gilmore, R. Harshbarger, N. Mutterspaugh, C. Royer, J. Booher, K. Goldsby. ROW 3: C. Cain, S. Stout, P. Covault, L. Booher, D. Wilson, J. Evans, M. Branstetter, D. Hampton, C. Cox, V. Smith, C. Burk, J. Dale, J. Quigg. ROW 4: P. Anderson, B. Vermillion, K. Endicott, P. Royer, B. Paddack, P. Runnels, J. Gable, B. Redmond, M. Maxwell, T. Alexander, T. Stewart, K. McCauley, K. Mikesell, J. Norton. ROW 5: M. Cain, S. Cochran, B. Smith, L. Haines, S. Biggs, B. Waye, R. Wright, L. Wright, D. Clouser, J. Alexander, C. Anderson, P. Wilson, S. Clark. SR. HIGH CHORUS OFFICERS: President: Tom Alexander Vice-pres.: Paul Runnels Secretary: Sue Gick Treasurer: Jim Gable Reporter: Kaye McCauley Director: Mrs. Delores Smith Pianists: Sue Gick Barbara Vermillion Bonnie Smith The High school choir has been very busy all year be- ginning with the Variety show-- Hi, Neighbor --on November 1. During the holiday convocations, they sang selections. In January, many members formed en- sembles or took individual songs to the state contest at Frankfort. Later in the spring, the concert choir went to the state concert at Lafayette Jeff. The highlight of the year--the annual New Market Festival--was on March 29. On the whole, the year was very successful and their talent was greatly appreciated. JR.-HIGH CHOIR For the past two years, the Junior High has been busy in the vocal department under the direction of Mrs. Smith, just as the upper four classes have been. Besides singing selections at convocations, they go to the state contest and appear at the Spring Festival here at DHS. ROW 1: Mrs. Smith, N. VanCilder, P. Leach, L. Haines, L. Sanders, D. Steele, T. Yount, P. Abbott, K. Deck, L. Broughton, C. Lough, S. Ray, R. Barnette, D. Cain. ROW 2: C. Pickett, J. Boots, P. Brock, R. Schoen, J. WTiit- ely, J. Williams, S. Brown, B. Query, C. Cor y, B. McClaskey, J. Cook, D. Yount. ROW 3: P. Branham, D. Mc- Roberts, B. Paddack, M. Wright, K. Eden, J. Cook, C. Bowles, M. Cox, D. Endicott, L. Holt, J. Alexander, P. Hendrickson. ROW 4: K. Eckroth, L. Renick, S. Newkirk, K. Clouser, R. Foxworthy, L. Lough, D. Roberts, J. Barnette, D. Yount, T. Blacker, D. Bradshaw, P. Branstetter. L. to R. ROW 1: Mr. Larew, Dave Huffer, Larry Personnett, Rick Brock, Abe Hodgen, Dave Hampton, Don Threlkeld. ROW 2; Garry Hole, Steve Biggs, Dennis Gick, Dick Royer, Roy Wright, Bryan McClaskey, Darrell Hodgen. ROW 3: Bruce Sears, Mark Smith, Steve Maxwell, Larry Newlin, Jim Royer, John Rentschler, Gary Edwards, Jim Smith. ROW 4: Dennis Clouser, Tom Horn, Jerry Alexander, Darrell Renick, Dennis Roberts, David Day, Jack Anderson, Steve Apple. FFA OFFICERS: The Future Farmers of America includes those boys interested in one President: Rick Brock or more of the various aspects of farming and agriculture. This na- Vice-Pres.: Abe Hodgen tional organization is an asset to our school and community and also Secretary: Chuck Anderson is a help in making the boys better citizens. Treasurer: Larry Personnett Reporter: Dave Huffer The FFA had two money- making projects this year. They sold flash- Sentinel: Don Threlkeld ing lights for slow-moving vehicles after dark, and again held the Advisor: Mr. Ron Larew annual slave auction. Several boys won awards in judging contests, Abe and Rick attended the national convention in Kansas City, and the chapter farmed here and helped to farm land near the site of the new school. BOYS ' Pres., Rex Foxworthy; Vice- P., Abe Hodgen; Sec, Mary Cain; Treas., Rodney Booher; Reporter, Jeanne Quigg; Health Safety, Rob Shel- ton; Song Leaders, Sandy Cochran, Paula Branstetter; Recreation Leaders, John Evans, Bill Redmond. GIRLS ' Pres., Beverly Wilson; Vice, Jeanne Quigg; Sec, Sabra Weliever; Treas., Julie Dale; Reporter, Sue Gick; Health Safety, Deborah Wilson; Song Leaders, Gail Hampton, Donna Weliever; Recreation Leaders, Candy Cain, Linda Fidler; Devotions, Susan Evans. I m From foods to flowers, from corn to cattle- -that ' s just a part of what 4-H is. Each member works and exhibits in various areas while striving to make our world a better place in which to live. With Sara Booher and Larry Peebles as leaders, Darlington 4- Hers won many awards and honors this year. MISS MONTGOMERY COUNTY— 1969 For the second year in a row, a Darlington girl represented our county in the Indiana State 4-H Queen Contest. On the basis of beauty, poise, personality, and community involvement, Deborah Wilson was chosen Miss Montgomery County. Congratulations! Beverly Smith, Rose Kelsey, Linda Fidler, Mike Spears, Libby Dagley, Kathy Blacker, Sandy Cochran, Deborah Wilson. By collecting attendance slips, answering the telephone, and assisting persons who come to the school among various duties, office workers contribute great help in making DHS run smoothly. OFFICE HELPERS FRONT: Carla Pick- ett, Elaine Tribbett, Cathy Royer, Julie Booher, Sue Gick, Debbie Steele, Linda Booher, Gail Hamp- ton. BACK: Dennis Roberts, Sabra Well- ever, Nancy Mutters- paugh, Cindy Max- well, Mrs. Ains- worth. Assistant librarians help Mrs. Ainsworth and the students by finding information and checking out books and magazines. They also keep the library area in order during the period that they work. STUDENT LIBRARIANS %cX ' ff2  O NEW IN ' 68 In order for Darling- ton area boys to par- ticipate in high school football at the new North Montgom- ery County School, we have started Jr. High football. Con- sidering it being our first year for football, we had a good season with a record of 1--3. BACKFIELD Halfback: John Cook Fullback: James Barnette Halfback: Kenny Eden Quarterback: Ross Foxworthy Center: Larry Lough LINE End: Donnie Roberts Tackle: Clark Bowles Guard: Steve Kirk Center: Larry Lough Guard: Brian Lough Tackle: Carl Cox Tight End: Clark Holt End: Dave Vaught GO! Student manager: Willie Steele. ROW 1: S. Kirk, C. Corey, B. Corey, M. Cochran, R. Foye , M. McDaniel, J. Maxwell, J. Dexter. ROW 2: J. Cook, R. Waltz, J. Leach, S. Brown, J. Horn, L. Tribbett, D. Vaught, B. Kelsey, C. Hampton. ROW 3: T. Hampton, D. Roberts, R. Foxworthy, L. Lough, J. Barnette, D. Gilmore, K. Eden, C. Holt, C. Bowles, B. Lough, C. Cox. Coach Lefebvre. COUNTER CLOCKWISE FROM CENTER FRONT: Don Threlkeld, Gary Dale, Mike Spears, Fred Warren, Gary Mahoy, Bob Carson, Tom Lehe, Student Manager--Toni Hampton, Coach--Mr. Nicholson, Student Manager-- Marsh Cox, Roy Wright, Dan Nichols, Jim Gable, Steve Doubet, Stan Weliever, Rich Douglas, and Mark Max- well. VARSITY Under the direction of a new coach, Dave Nicholson, the Indians grew to even greater heights this year. Many records were set, including the length of time the keg has been continuously held by one school, number of points scored in a single county tourney game-- 107, the number of points scored in three games of the county tour- ney--288, and at one time the longest winning streak in the state--14. We again won the four-way and county tournies and were considered a favorite to win our sec- tional by an Indianapolis newspaper. We are quite sure they will return next year just as good. Keep up the good work, boys! Barb Vermillion Donna Weleiver Martha Kinslow FRONT: Coach Lefebvre, Student Manager James Woody, and Coach Nicholson. BACK: Tom Ames, Mike Kirk, Dave Huffer, Dennis Roberts, Mike Emmert, Rick Brock, Gary Hole, Terry Cain, Charles Warren, Phil Booher, David Day, Jim Smith, Steve Apple, Jim Tribbet, Joe Emmert, Kenny Carpenter. JUNIOR VARSITY FIGHT! CHEERLEADERS Gail Hampton Julie Dale Sue Mullen FRESHMAN TEAM --Mr. Lefebvre, Charlie Warren, Jim Smith, Tom Ames, David Dale, Jim Tribbett, Kenn y Carpenter. KNEELING: K. Eden, J. Maxwell, C. Corey, J. Whitely, J. Dexter, B. Hampton, D. Vaught. STANDING: Coach Lefe- bvre, C. Bowles, L. Lough, R. Foxworthy, D. Roberts, J. Barnette, J. Cook, T. Hampton. 8th GRADE JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Debbie Cain Patti Brock Donna Yount 7th GRADE KNEELING: B. Kel- sey, S. Brown, D. Harmon, B. Corey, W. Steele, M. McDaniel, R. Young. STAND- ING: Lefebvre, J. Query, D. Gilmore, D. Cain, B. Lough, S. Kirk, M. Wright, J. Horn. Stan Weliever Mike Spears Jim Gable Rich Douglas Paul Runnels Don Threlkeld Fred Warren Tom Lehe Coach Nicholson CROSS COUNTRY These swift -running harriers are known for their speed and dexterity. They have proved their ability this year by winning several of their meets and bringing home the Big-4 title. These baseball boys have had a very successful season this year. Their efforts were highly rewarded by their success in winning Sectional, County, and Big-4 titles. FRONT ROW: Mike Emmert, Mike Spears, Stan Weliever, Jim Gable, Mark Maxwell, Don Threlkeld, Rich Douglas, Fred Warren. SECOND ROW: Tom Hampton, Mike Kirk, Bill Hampton, Dan Nichols, Coach Lefebvre, Rick Brock, Gary Mahoy, Gary Dale. BASEBALL HIGH SCHOOL KNEELING left to right: J. Emmert, J. Trihbett, J. Evans, M. Emmert, S. Apple, T. Peacock, D. Day, G. Dale, S. Weliever, M. Spears, G. Mahoy, P. Booher, D. Huffer, J. Gable, R. Douglas, P. Runnels, T. Lehe. STANDING: K. Carpenter, D. Threlkeld, F. Warren, D. Clouser, D. Roberts, J. Alexander, R. Brock, C. Warren, G. Hole, D. Nichols , R. Wright, B. Waye, B. Hampton, S. Doubet, M. Maxwell, Mr. Lefebvre, Coach. The track stars of ' 68 retained their winning steak again in track. The high school athletes brought home many victories in addition to the county track meet which helped bring home the Championship trophy of the Big-4 Conference. The Jr. High boys show promise of following in their footsteps. TRACK JR. HIGH KNEELING left to right: Jeff Whitley, Brad Corey, Steve Kirk, Mark McDaniel, Willie Steele, John Max- well, John Horn, Curt Corey. SECOND ROW: Jerr ' Dexter, Bob Kelsey, Ross Fox vorthy. Donnie Roberts, Darrell Smith, Kenny Eden. Steve Brown. THIRD ROW: Mr. Nicholson, Coach, John Cook, James Bar- nette, Larry Lough, Clark Bowles, Dennis Gilmore. 31 BOOSTER CLUB KNEELING FRONT: Jeanne Quigg, Donna Weliever, Martha Kinslow, Barb Vermillion. BACK: Julie Dale, Sue Mullen, Gail Hampton. SEATED, ROW 1: Mrs. Larew, S. Clark, P. Wampler, D. Wilson, S. Gick, K. Mikesell. ROW 2: T. Blacker, V. Spears, P. Royer, J. Norton, L. Booher, B. Smith, J. Maxwell, J. Trib- bett, P. Brock. ROW 3: S. Ray, C. Maxwell, B. Pad- dack, R. Kelsey, P. Covault, I. Day, K. Goldsby, J. Booher, B. McClasky. ROW 4: J. Cook, N. Mutter- spaugh, L. Haines, D. Gilmore, C. Royer, V. Smith, R. Harshbarger, K. Blacker, D. Cain, D. Smith. ROW 5: M. Wright, E. Tribbett, S. Stout, P. Wilson, K. Paddack, C. Cain, K. Ray, C. Maxwell, S. Weliever. ROW 6: L. Renick, P. Branstetter, B. Paddack, D. Bradshaw, D. Yount, J. Boots, L. Holt, J. Alexander. The pep club has been busy again this year supporting our winning basketball team. The varsity cheerlead- ers brought back many new ideas with them from camp which have greatly helped to improve the quality of the group. Red ponchos were worn at most of the games, but at the tourneys, red and white shakers were used. OFFICERS President: Deborah Wilson Vice-pres.: Peggy Anderson Secretary: Kaye McCauley Treasurer: Sue Gick Sgt. of Arms: Phoebe Wampler Sponsors: Mrs. Larew Mrs. Caldwell The pep-up Behind the scenes Yea team ! FRONT: Tom Stewart, John Rentschler, Dennis Clouser, Tom Alexander, Donald Abbott, Darrell Renick, fvlr. Nicholson. BACK: Tom Horn, Rex Hos- kins. Randy Adams, Jerry Alexander, Les Wright, Bill Leslie, Steve Biggs, Jack Anderson. NTRAMURALS Baseball, basketball, and track are but a few of the many sports that the girls in GAA engage in. These industrious members have a chance to exhibit their skills in each activity. Similar to the boys, they compete with other GAA teams. Intramurals offers a wide variety of sports for the boys who participate in this organization. This group benefits from these activities because of their inabil- ity to participate in interscholastic sports. FIRST ROW: Nancy Mutterspaugh, Mary Cain, Janny Maxwell, Peg Anderson, Sandy Cochran, Phyllis Wilson. SECOND ROW: Elaine Tribbett, Gail Hampton, Kathy Ray, Sabra Weliever, Laura Haines, Cathy Blacker, Karla Paddack, Cathy Maxwell. THIRD ROW: Julie Dale, Pam Royer, Candy Cain, Sue Stout. GAA President: Mary Cain Vice-pres.: Janny Maxwell Secretary; Peg Anderson Treasurer; Sandy Cochran Song Leader: Nancy Mutterspaugh in GO in U HOW THE SENIORS HAVE GROWN! DONALD MAX THRELKELD Baseball 5yrs.; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross country 3,4; FFA 1-4. PHOEBE ANN WAMPLER Annual staff, elementary editor; Librarian 3; Speech team 2,3; Choir 1,3,4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 5 yrs., Sgt. Arms 4. SENIORS ' 69 FREDERICK ALAN WARREN Boy ' s State alternate; Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross country 1-4. LESLIE RAROLD WRIGHT Granville Wells H.S. 1,2; Track 3,4; Basketball 3; Intramurals 4; Choir 3,4. DEBOR.AH KAYE WILSON Treasurer 1; Secretary 4; Jr. Honor Society; Annual staff, Asst. editor; Office help 2,4; Speech team 2; Choir 1-4; Latin Club 1; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 6 yrs., Vice-P. 3, Pres. 4; GAA 1-3, Treas. 3; FTA 1,2; 4-H 7 yrs., H G S 4; Jr. Leaders 3 yrs.; Miss Mont. Co. 1968; 1969 Home- coming Queen. RANDALL LEE ADAMS Annual Staff Photographer; Band 1-4; Pep Band 1; Intra - murals 2 yrs.; Baseball 1; Basketball 1. CHARLES RAY ANDERSON Treasurer 3,4; Boy ' s State; Annual Staff, Seniors Editor; Choir 1-4; Band 1-4, Treas. 4; Pep Band 1-3; FFA 1-4. Class flower: Easter lily Class colors: Light blue G white Sponsors: Mrs. Ramona Ainsworth Mr. Grenville Lefebvre STEPHEN LEON BIGGS Track 1 yr.; Choir 4; FFA 3,4; Intramurals 1 yr. THOM.AS FREDRICK ALEXANDER Track 2 yrs.; Choir 1-4, Pres. 4; Intramurals 1-4. SHARON IvAY CLARK Annual Staff, Activities Editor; Librarian 2; Speech Team 3; Choir 1-4; Band 1 -4; Latin Club 1,2; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 6 yrs.; 4-H 5 yrs.; jr. Leaders 1 yr.; Majorette 2 yrs. ckjMg mcKee cox Reporter 4; Annual Staff, Ads Manager; Choir 3,4; Band 5 yrs. , Vice-pres. 4. MARY LOU CAIN Secretary 1; jr. Honor Society; Cheerleader 3; Speech team 2; Choir 1-4; Band 5 yrs.; Pep band 1; Latin Club 1; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 4 yrs.; GAA 2-4, Pres. 4; FTA 1,4; 4-H 8 yrs.; Jr. Leaders 2 yrs.; Majorette 2 yrs. GERRY WAYNE CLOUSER Vice-pres. 4; Band 5 yrs. , Vice- pres. 3, President 4; Annual Staff, Sports Editor. ' STUDY THE PAST, LIVE THE PRESENT, AND CREATE THE FUTURE. SANDRA JANE COCHRAN Office help 4; Speech team 3,4; Choir 1 -4; Band 1-4; Pep band 2 yrs.; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1-3; GAA 1-4, Treas. 4; 4-H 6 yrs.; jr. Leaders 2 yrs.; Majorette 4 -yTS. STEPHEN CHARLES DOUBET Baseball 1-3; Basketball 3; Track 3,4; Cross Country 3,4; Band 5 yrs.; Intra - murals 1,2. SUE DIANE GICK Student Council 4; Girl ' s State alternate; Honor Society, pres. 4; DAR Good Citizen; Annual Staff, Editor; Librarian 2-4; Speech team 2,3; Choir 1-4, Sec. 4; Latin Club 1; SSS 1-4, Vice-pres. 4; Booster Club 1-4, Treas. 4; 4-H 8 yrs.; Jr. Leaders 4 yrs. REX ALLEN HOSKINS Intramurals 4 years. THOMAS LEE RAMPTON Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-3; Student manager, track 1-4, basket- ball 4. ABE B. HODGEN Vice-pres. 1-3; Honor So- ciety; Student Council 2-4, Vice-pres. 4; Annual Staff, subscriptions man- ager 2; Speech team 2,3; FFA 1-4, Sec. 2, Pres. 3, Vice -Pres. 4; Intramurals 1-3; 4-H 6 yrs., V-Pres. 4; Jr. Leaders; District FFA Rep. 2, Vice-p. 3,4. MARTHA ANN KINSLOW Cheerleader 3,4; Asst. Librarian 3; Speech team 3; Choir 1-4; SSS 1-4; Booster Club 1,2; 4-H 1 year. JAMES THOKtAS LEHE Pres. 1,2; Boy ' s State; Honor Society, Sec.-Treas. 4; Stu- dent Council, Pres. 4; Amer- ican Legion Award; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross Coun- try 1-4; Band 1 -4. N4ARK EDWARD MAXWELL Baseball 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Track 1-4; Cross Country 2-4; Student manager 2; Speech Team 3; Choir 1,4; Band 1-4; Pep band 3; Latin Club 1; FTA Pres. 4; Science Club 1. KENETTA SUE MIKESELL Annual Staff, Teachers editor; Choir 1 -4; Sun- shine Soc. 1 -4; Booster Club 1 -4. LARRY JOE PERSONETT Annual Staff, High school editor; FFA 1-4, Rep., Sec, Treas.; Science Club 4. PAUL LEWIS RUNNELS Pres. 3,4; Boy ' s State alt.; Honor Society, Rep. 4; Student Council 5 yrs., Vice -pres. 3; Basketball 1-3; Track 1-4; Cross country 1-4; Choir 1-4, Vice -pres. 4; Band 5 yrs.; Latin Club 3; Science Club 1,2,4, pres. 4. JUNI ORS— CLASS OF 70 Frances Dagley Gary Dale Ida Day Richard Douglas Linda Eden Peggy Eden Donald Abbott Peggy Anderson Linda Booher Richard Brock Patty Covault Rose Kelsey Mike Kirk Gary Mahoy Pam Martin Janice Maxwell Kaye McCauley Mike Emmert, Treasurer John Evans James Gable Bill Hampton, President Tom Horn David Huffer f Dennis Roberts Pam Royer Dick Royer Beverly Smith Mark Smith Mike Spears, Reporter Dan Nichols Dave Newkirk Judy Norton Barbara Paddack James Perry Bill Redmond Tom Stewart Janet Tribbett Barbara Vermillion, Sec. Bob Waye Stan Weliever, Vice-pres. Roy Wright SOPHOMORES CLASS OF 71 Gregg Abbott Jerry Alexander Steve Apple Ron Birchfield Phillip Booher, Vice-Pres. Terry Cain Bob Carson Dennis Clouser Marsh Cox Elizabeth Dagley Joe Emmert, Reporter Karen Endicott Linda Fidler Dennis Gick Albert Coins Dave Hampton Garr ' Hole Theda Leslie Bill Leslie Janice Lyon Cindy Maxwell, Treasurer Bryan McClaskey Cheryl Mooday Nancy Mutterspaugh, Secretary Larry Newlin Terry Peacock Darrell Renick Vicki Spears, Pres. David Waye Donna Weliever James Woody . C fl v FRESHMEN— CLASS OF 72 Tom Ames Jack Anderson Cheryl Bennett Betty Black Kathy Blacker Julie Booher Cindy Burk Sec, Mike Branstetter Candy Cain Roger Cain Pres., Kenny Carpenter Richard Carson Jim Royer Bonnie Smith Jim Smith Leon Smith Vicki Smith Sue Stout Robert Thompson Elaine Tribbett Jim Tribbett Vice -pres., Charles Warren Sabra Weliever Phyllis Wilson EIGHTH GRADE Diana Albert Patty Abbott James Barnette Joanna Boots Clark Bowles, Vice-pres Paula Branstetter Patsy Branham Patti Brock, President Kevin Clouser John Cook Curtis Corey, Treasurer Carl Cox Jack Ray Lana Renick Donald Roberts Linda Sanders Randy Schoen Darrell Smith Wayne Smith Debbie Steele Nioma Vangilder David Vaught Roger Waltz Jeff Whiteley, Rep. Dennis Yount Tammy Yount SEVENTH GRADE Sponsors: Mrs. Stevenson Ivlr. Stewart Julia Alexander Rita Bamette Terri Blacker Debra Bradshaw Lyla Brougton Steve Brown Dale Cain Debra Cain Jamie Cook Bradford Corey Dennis Gilmore Larry Coins David Harmon Dan Holladay Janet Hollingsworth John Horn Robert Kelsey Cathy Lough Brian Lough Brenda McClaskey Mark McDaniel Rebecca Paddack Bryan Utterback Teresa Wilcox Jeff Williams Mike Wright Randy Young Donna Yount SIXTH GRADE: SAPLINGS Regina Bennett Janice Booher Tim Clouser Wanda Endicott Kurt Hampton Dan Harshbarger Judy Harwood Christy Hendrickson Clark Holt Richard Hood Jack Leach Denise Lesley David Maxwell Pam Paddack Mitzi Perry Billy Sanders Larry Smith Robert Vaught Amy Ward Melannie Whiteley Wayne Bryant Jo Adele Clouser Mary Clouser Mark Cochran Jimmy Fidler Ricky Foye Mike Gleason Jill Holt Steve Jacoby Carolyn Newkirk Kari Paddack Celeste Quimby Gary Ryker Kim Schoen Jerry Shumaker Nathan Smith Sherry Smith Patty Stewart Linda Tribbett Linda Whitson Mrs. Otten FIFTH GRADE: LIMBS Robbie Boots Denny Carpenter Theresa Chism Karen Clouser Janet Cook Melissa Cox Ann Crowder Gregg Edwards Martha Flanigam Kenny Goldsby Jeff Haines Sandra Stout DeeAnn Tribbett Curtis Thompson Kathy Waye Nancy Weliever Joe Wilcox mwkl FOURTH GRADE: BRANCHES Mrs. Wright Mike Anderson Bobby Brahani Maria Brougliton Tim Cain Rosie Coffey Curtis Deck Chris Mullen Beth Paddack Randy Ray Chuck Ryker Becky Spears Rex Tribbett Gloria Endicott Terri Farley Jeff Fox Barbara Foye Mark Gable Sheila Coins Andra Harshbarge Paul Koekenberg Marcia Lough Derrick Morgan Mrs. Bruner Mike Bennett Jack Cain Bette Jane Carson Martin Clouser Jean Coffey Randall Edwards Twila Farley Russell Foye Marsha Gleason Lynette Holladay Brad Lough Lorene Martin Terri McCauley Chris McDaniel David Perry Joanna Query Tammy Ray Penny Royer Glen Sanders Carl VanCilder Tammy Young Miss Slavens THIRD GRADE: TWIGS Brian Abston Larry Albert Brenda Black Patty Brown Joe Cain Fred Clark Ruth Clouser Debbie Delp David Fidler Roy Coins Lou Ann Horlacher Nancy Kincaid Mike Lowe Glen Martin Susie Branham Rebecca Chism Sarah Dale Julie Dieterlen Tammy Dowell Dale Elmore Rormis Edwards Rodney Foye Laiu ' ie Hawk Chris Holladay Billy Hollingsworth Paula Koekenberg Stan Leslie Wayne Mattingly Brenda Newlin Karen Parker Vicki Perry Jeff Ryker Jerry Stewart Robert Stwalley Lisa Beth Wray SECOND GRADE: BUDS Mrs. Stewart Susan Alexander Kathy Binford Diana Bradshaw Kathy Brogan Camilla Cox Terri Dowell Vonica Elmore Ralph Fox Jr. Rodger Foye Carl Gleason Regina Griffin Phil Hampton Randy Harshbarger Kevin Holt Dennis Horlacher Beth Kincaid Greg Lough Louis Mc Roberts Terri Morgan Carol Mullen Kim Paddock Janet Parker Doyle Pickett Denise Rash Paula Riggins Jon Ryker Charles Sears Debbie Smith Roger Smith David Stout Tom Stwalley Tony Wallace Stuart Weliever Kristen Woody Mrs. Larew FIRST GRADE: LEAVES Doug Anderson Penni Brock David Campbell Darrell Chism Joe Cook Bruce Crawford Harold Newlin Kevin Parker Christi Quimby Florence Ray Marsha Ryker Jeff Wallace Gerg Mattingly Richard Maxwell Jeff McCauley Cindy Mc Daniel Scott McDaniel Ricky Newlin Lori Parker Gary Quigg David Royer Curtis Seipert Carol Stewart Gary Stocton Jacki Wilcox Meredith Wray I M Mike Alexander Sandra Black Donnie Bolin Judy Branham Melanie Brown Mike Carpenter Teresa East Andy Endicott Jimmy Frazee Miriam Gable Charles Gleason Allen Harney Jill Harshbarger Debra LaFollotte SCHOOL BOARD Lloyd Wells, Francis Brock, Oral Shelton, Merle Sennett, Eual McCau- ley. Superin- tendent; El- bert Fike , Asst. Supt.; Jewell Whit- aker, LaVonne Norman. The eight members of the school board are a vital part in the structure of our growing school. They make sure that the present and future needs are met. Mr. Randall Quimby, principal, is now fulfilling his sixth year. A graduate of Purdue, he is busy with all aspects of our School ' s operations. We appreciate his help in the growth of each of us. Another graduate of Purdue is Mr. Mel Vance, guidance counselor, who also works at the other North Montgomery schools. He is a great help to all of us with our personal and academic problems. Mrs. Edythe Cain, school secretary is very busy daily keeping records and doing more than her share of errands for everyone. In her tenth year at DHS, we extend our thanks to Mrs. Cain for her many tasks. KkLI , 1 Mrs. Margaret Stewart Mrs. Stewart, second grade teacher this year, received an A.B. in education at Marion College. This is her second year at Darlington. Mrs. Jane Bmner Mrs. Bruner has at- tended Indiana and Purdue Universities. She has received her B.A. and is working toward her masters. She has been teach- ing the 4th grade for 2 years at Darlington. Mrs. Audrey Cox Mrs. Cox attended Indiana University. She has been teaching for 26 years, 23 at D.H.S. She teaches the third grade. Mrs. Ruth Fleming Mrs. Fleming attended Purdue and Ball State Un versities and received a B.A. in art education. This is her first year of teaching and her first year at Darlington. She teaches art in grades 1 through 12. GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Lucille Cox Mrs. Cox has been the first grade teacher at Darlington for 21 years. She attended Butler Teachers Col- lege. Mrs. Shari Larew Mrs. Larew graduated from Purdue Univer- sity and is working toward a M.A. there. She teaches the first grade , and is the sponsor of F.T.A. , Booster Club, and the cheerleaders. This was Mrs. Larew ' s 2nd year at Darlington. Miss Phyllis Delaney Miss Delaney, first grade teacher, at- tended Oakland City College and received her B.S. degree. This was her first year of teaching and her first at D.H.S. Mrs. Beverly Quimby Mrs. Quimby holds MS and BS degrees from Phillips and Purdue Universities. Originally from Wyoming, she teaches one of the fifth grade classes. Miss Barbara Slavens Miss Slavens teaches the third grade, this year being her fourth year at Darlington. She has attended Central State University, Cedarville Col- lege and ISU , and has re- ceived a Masters degree in elementary- education. Mrs. Phyllis Wright Mrs. Wright received her BS degree from Indiana State University. This is her second year of teaching the fourth grade here at DHS. Mrs. Judith Scott Mrs. Scott received a Masters degree from Ball State Uni- versity. She taught one of the sixth grade classes during the first semester before moving to St. Louis. Mrs. Joanna Phillips Mrs. Phillips has a BA in English and speech from Butler University and has been teach- ing two years, this being her first at DHS. She replaced Mrs. Scott as sixth grade teacher during the second semester. Mr. Ramon Brown Mr. Brown attended Cen- tral Normal College and has been teaching for 41 years. He teaches the sixth grade and is Athletic Di- rector for Montgomery County ' schools. Mrs. Alice Otten Mrs. Otten, one of the fifth grade teachers, at- tended Ball State Univer- sity and received her Masters there. She has been teaching for eight years, this being her second at Darlington. Ronald Larew Mr. Larew has a BS from Purdue and is working on his K4S there. He teaches Ag and is sponsor of F.F.A. Ernest Brown Mr. Brown has attended Central Normal College, Indiana State and Butler re- ceiving BS and MS degrees. He has taught for 28 years, 13 being at DHS. He teaches English 9, and is sponsor of the Sophomore Class and con- ducts the band. Judith Abe Mrs. Abe has a BA from Hastings College in Nebraska. She has been teaching for 3 years, this being her first at DHS. She teaches French, English 10 Gil, Reading Ap- preciation, and is spon- sor of GAA and the Sophomore Class. De lores Smith Mrs. Smith has attended Paris Jr. College in Texas and Butler Uni- versity. She holds a BM degree in music education, and is work- ing on her MA. She teaches vocal music and 7th grade English. N ' lrs. Smith is a sponsor of the 8th grade class. This is her 2nd year at DHS. Kenneth Stewart Mr. Stewart graduated from Marion College with a BS in Education. Mr. Stewart teaches art in all grades and teaches 7th grade in- dustrial arts. He is also co -sponsor of the 7th grade. Ramona Ainsworth Mrs. Ainsworth has at- tended Indiana Uni- versity and Purdue, with a AB degree. She teaches English 12, Latin, tends to the Li- brary dept. and sponsors the Senior Class and Latin Club. She has been teaching for 41 years, 5 at DHS. 1 tA il ' UUy- Mbw vtCL ; ' W K, o •i « 3 60 Steve Smith Mr. Smith graduated from Huntington College with a BA in History. He has been teaching for 3 years, all at DHS. He teaches 8th grade history English, world history, government and coached the 5th 6th grade bas- ketball teams. Gene Gossman Mr. Gene Gossman has attended Grace College, Purdue, and St. Louis University and is working on his Masters at St. Louis. He has been teaching mathematics here for 4 years and is a sponsor of the Student Council. Anna Faye Stevenson Mrs. Stevenson has a Bachelor of Science degree from Purdue and has been teaching for 10 years. She teaches 7th G 8th grade Math and 7th grade Literature, and is sponsor of Honor Society. William Wythe Mr. Wythe has been teaching for 2 years at Darlington. He graduated from Indiana State and is working toward a MS there. He teaches all sciences in grades 7-9 and is sponsor of the Science Club and the Eighth Grade. David Wells Mr. Wells attended Indi- ana State University, Indiana University, re- ceiving a AB and MS in Education. He has been teaching for a total of 41 years. For the past 2 years, he has taught Chemistry here and at Coal Creek Central. Dave Nicholson Mr. Nicholson teaches book- keeping, health 8 19, P.E. 9 10, business math, economics and business law. He at- tended Indiana State and has received his BS and MS in Busi- ness and Physical Education. He has been teach- ing for 3 years, his first at DHS. He is a sponsor of the Jimior Class and is the Head coach. OUR GREAT ROOTS Mary Wells Mrs. Wells grad- uated from Indiana State with a B.S. in Commerce and has been teach- ing for 27 years. She substituted for 6 weeks teaching typing, shorthand, P.E. and health, and co-sponsored the Junior Class. Marcia Caldwell Mrs. Caldwell has attended Evansville College, Indiana State and Purdue Universities receiving a BA in Business Education. She has been teaching here for three years. She teaches commercial subjects. She is also sponsor of Booster Club, the Junior Class and Annual Staff. Ann Emery Mrs. Emery received her BS in Education from Ball State University. She teaches Home Ec. in grades 7 through 12 and is also sponsor of the Sunshine Society. This was Mrs. Emery ' s first year teaching. We hope she enjoys DHS. Gren Lefebre Mr. Lefebre has received a master ' s degree in Education at Purdue University. He teaches psychology, history, drivers ' education and physical ed, and is also a sponsor of the Senior Class. He coaches Jr. High basketball and Jr. High football, and assists Mr. Nicholson. Nurse, Mrs. Covault Therapist, Mrs. Newnum The nurse and the speech therapist are very essen- tial to the health and well being of our school. Mrs. Covault and Mrs. Newnum divide their time among the North Montgomery Community Schools. The cooks are respo nsible for the grade school milk and orange juice breaks and also for the meals en- joyed by the whole school at lunchtime. The bus drivers see that rural area students get to school on time and are returned home safely. The janitors do various jobs aroimd the school and school groimds. They make sure that Darlington looks neat. Janitors: Left, Bill Dale, Gilbert Harlan Bus Drivers: Left to right, John Ames, Al Lang, Gayle Irwin, Bill Dale, Marvin Branstetter, Joe McClaskey, Nolan Lough. Cooks: Left to right, Gladys Free, Margaret Gick, Margaret Goldsby, Helen Mullen, Marybelle Red- mond. Substitutes: Jeanne Paddack, and Mrs. Carson. Xx - in H INDIANA TRU-GAS Monogram Tappan Bryant Warm -morning Amana Your Local LP Gas Dealer Phone: 794-4381 Compliments of FARMERS AND MERCHANTS STATE BANK The Money Store in Darlington Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Darlington, Indiana WARREN HARDWARE Frigidaire Maytag Appliances Darlington, Indiana FRAZIER ' S DAIRY, INC. Guaranteed Super -Fresh Dairy Products FranMort, Indiana Phone: 659-3373 LEONARD C. WINCHELL JEWELER 105 N. Green Street C ' ville, Indiana Diamonds - -Watches Silver --China --Universal Gifts R. M. HORNER Buick Pontiac Crawfordsville STEVIE ' S STUD SERVICE Gringo Smith, Proprietor sew _J BOOSTERS Linden Print Shop Ron Threlkeld Bob Weliever Don Weliever Beaner Hampton E L Grocery Eisenbach ' s Jewelers Kay ' s Kut Kurl Dr. Salmon J. B. Williams Swinford C Chambers Barber Shop Pete ' s 5 C 10 Ivan ' s Marathon Station C. A. Harris Popcorn Co., Inc. Frederick ' s IGA Mr. Mrs. Richard Weliever Linden Barber Shop Mr. Mrs. Robert L. Hampton Cecil B. Hampton Linden Drug Store Mr. Mrs. Robert Hole Linden Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Dover Lafayette Darlington Colfax Colfax Crawfordsville Thorntown Thorntown Clarks Hill New Ross Darlington Linden Darlington Darlington Linden Darlington IlAebs ■ lifiTim-auimnsnuf Congratulates the CLASS OF ' 69 . . . and invites you and your under- graduate friends, age fifteen to nineteen to open their own Hi-S charge account. Besides the convenience of having your own Charga -Plate with you, it can be the first step in establishing good credit on your own. Congratulation Seniors WINSTON WILSON ' S MARATHON STATION 1 ()()() E. Market Crawfordsville, Indiana LINDEN RADIO AND TV Phone: 339-7300 Linden, Indiana Tmz JOAN ' S HOUSE OF BEAUTE AND WIG CENTER 206 Main St. Darlington, Ind. Air Conditioning Complete Line of Wigs Hairpieces and Accessories Revlon Holiday Magic Cosmetics Linda Davis Karen Cox Pat Crull Joan Evans --Owner, Operator GAGE FOOD PRODUCTS COMPANY 1501 North 31st Avenue Melrose Park, Illinois It ' s Profit After Cost That Counts NA-CHURS PLANT FOOD CO. Rep . Max H . Crow Colfax, Ind. Phone: Colfax 0498 Best Wishes to the Class of 1969 from the Following Crawfordsville Business Firms ELSTON BANK TRUST COMPANY Serving This Area for Over a Century FAUBER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Asphalt Roads Are Smoother -Riding . . . Safer RAYBESTOS-MANHATTAN, INC. First in Friction BANNER ' S, INC. CAMBRIDGE INN R. R. DONNELLEY SONS CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. HOLIDAY INN LADOGA FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS ' N. PERRY LEWIS CO., INC. P. R. MALLORY CO. MONTGOMERY SAVINGS ASS ' N. NYE -BOONE DRUG CO. PELICAN SERVICE J. C. PENNEY CO. STEEL INDUSTRIES THRIFTY WHOLESALE SUPPLY CO. UNION FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASS ' N. B D Lumber Co . The Book Store Loran Carter Oil Co. Clements Smith Corp. C ' Ville Lanes D R Plumbing Heating Co . Herman Davis, Inc. Dellekamp ' s Diana Shop Dillman Hardware Edwards Motor Sales Farm Bureau Insurance O.K. Galloway Sons Co. The Golden Rule Harris Packing Co. Indiana Motor Parts Lewis Shepard Co . Lords F. W, Mac ' s Mid -States Steel Wire Co. Miller ' s Shoes Milligan Lawn Garden Shop Montgomery Ward 8f Co. G . C . Murphy Co . Myer ' s Standard Service McClamrock -Groves Corp. McFarland Miller Monument Co. Nichols Loan Co. Pett the Florist Ramsey Farm Equipment Rapp Co . - -Tire Shop Resoner ' s Jewelers Squire Shop Steck ' s United Tractor Sales D. W. Williams, Jewelers Woolworth Co . Compliments of MORRIS AND BOONE, INC. Insurance Consultants Darlington, Indiana HIATT APPLIANCES Darlington, Indiana Bath Fixtures Water Heaters Phone 794-4094 THE PILLSBURY COMPANY Grain, Seed, Coal, and Farm Supplies Colfax, Indiana Phone: 0991 or 1461 THORNTOWN DAIRY QUEEN Jet. 52 and 47 XQWCCft ; Phone:436-2330 Open Year Round DR. H. A. LIDKEY DR. L. J. RUNNELS DR. J. D. COLTRAIN Veterinarians Darlington, Indiana WEBSTER GROCER CO. Wholesale Grocers Danville, Illinois Represented by: Phone 362-3248 John R. Stickler Crawfordsville, Stick Ind., R.R. 6 Compliments of STANT)ARD OIL FERTILIZED CO. Darlington, Indiana Compliments of DARLINGTON CAFE Darlington, Indiana COUNTRY DINER Home of the Dagwood Home of Montgomery County ' s Largest Sandwich U.S. 136 Crawfordsville, Indiana COOKS REXALL DRUGS Phone: 436-7333 Thorntown Indiana TIMMON ' S DX Congratulations Class of 69 Tank Wagon Wilbur Timmons 794-4685 Station Thomas L. Timmons 794-9488 LEHE EQUIPMENT SALES International Harvest Eq. The Worlds Finest Phone: 794-4762 LOREN L. ALLEN Mobile Milling Nutrena Feeds Wingate Ph. 275-7057 J M SERVICE Engine Tune -up --Car Truck Service Star Tires Junction Rds. 32 75 --Dover, Ind. Lebanon R . R . 4 Phone Lebanon 482-3554 DARLINGTON LIQUOR STORE Compliments of DARLINGTON LAUNDROMAT BRANSTETTER ' S MOTOR SERVICE Phone: 794-4973 Darlington, Indiana Compliments of SCHLOOT FURNITURE CO., INC. MONSANTO CHEMICAL COMPANY Crawfordsville, Ind. Phone: 362-7401) METZGER LUMBER COAL CO. Darlington, Lnd. Ralph Budd, Mgr. Thorntown, Indiana Phone: 436-7666 SW 4-4574 MIKESELL ' S USED CARS PARTS Highest Prices Paid for All Salvage Material Phone: 794-4573 State Road 32- -R.R. 1 Crawfordsville Shannondale RHOADS TV SALES AND SERVICE 362-7295 Zenith and Packard Bell Rhoads TV WHEELER ' S ONE HOUR DRY CLEANING Open--7:30 Close--5:30 Except Friday 8:00 P.M. WHEELHORSE SALES SERVICE One Hour Service Ralph Elizabeth Endicott Six Days a Week R.R. 4 Lebanon, Ind. 482-3744 (Lebanon) 121 N. Washington St. Phone: 362-3906 WAYNETOWN TILE CO., INC. Waynetown, Ind. Phone: 234-2664 Manufacturers of Drain Tile --Septic Tanks --Grease Traps COLFAX LUMBER CO, Colfax, Indiana Phone 245-0551 Kurfees Roofing and Paints Guttering Inst . NAY INSURANCE AGENCIES All Types of Insurance Phone: 436-7222 Thorntown, Indiana S F E NYE-BOOE DRUG WALGREEN AGENCY DRUGSTORE 111 N. Washington St. Crawfordsville Phone 362-6900 GREENTREE FEEDS Compliments of SUGAR CREEK ELEVATOR Thorntown, Indiana CHAYCE LaFOLLETTE TRUCKING Livestock- -Grain - -Gravel - -Stone Phone: 794-4369 R.R. 1 Crawfordsville Compliments of HOME NATIONAL BANK Thorntown, Indiana Phone: 436-2222 Member F.D.I.C. GLENN HILL Electrolux Sales and Service Carpet Cleaning- -Home or Business Colfax, Ind. Phone 1431 Compliments of GATEWOOD ' S HARDWARE RATCLIFF ' S STANDARD SERVICE Tires - -Gas - -Oil - -Batteries - - Washing --Lube 1820 East Wabash Crawfordsville, Indiana Phone--362-9959 Compliments of FOOD LOCKER AND LAUNDROMAT Colfax, Indiana ROBERT R. ANDERSON TRUCKING Darlington, Indiana Phone 794-4217 Agricultural Lime Livestock Transit Gravel Driveway Stone Grain Transit HOMESTEAD INN Excellent Facilities for: Banquets, Parties, Weddings For Reservations Call Thorntown 436-2667 At the Junction of Roads 75 and 32 Dover, Indiana RUSSELL HITCH FUNERAL HOME Thorntown Lebanon Phone: 436-7474 Phone: 482-1900 Compliments of HARMON ' S SUNDRIES WALTER J. HARPEL SEED COMPANY Visit Our Soda Fountain Phone 794-4892 R.R. 1 Crawfordsville Phone: 794-4055 Darlington, Indiana FARMER ' S FEED AND GRAIN COMPANY Grain- -Coal- -Feed - -Fertilizer Salt --Seed --Wayne Feeds Harry Yount, Manager Phone 794-4125 Darlington, Ind. For the Finest in Shopping . . MARKET SQUARE Lafayette, Indiana Over 30 Beautiful Stores To Serve You Compliments of Martha Ellen Robert R. Maxwell and Son 120 E. Main St. R.R. 1 Crawfordsville Spray Painting Phone: 436-7621 Phone Collect 794-4695 The Farmer ' s Painter Thorntown, Indiana Congratulations Seniors Kirkpatrick Grain Co., Inc. Kirkpatrick, Indiana Phone: 339-4356 Linden, Indiana Bulk Delivery --Grain- -Farm Supply --Purina Chows --Seed Congratulations Class of ' 69 GILMORE INSURANCE AGENCY Our Service Center Real Estate Life General Insurance Total Insurance Planning Colfax, Indiana Office 1161 Phone: Home 0385 Compliments ANDERSON FURNITURE of MART MILLER ' S RESTAURANT Fine Furniture Home Appliances Colfax, Indiana 46035 Phone 115R2 Colfax, Indiana Congratulations Class of ' 69 CLIFTON QUIGG Fertilizer Service Francis Quigg Robert Haderle William Clifton 362-6376 362-8296 362-7379 SKELTON-SKINNER LUMBER CO., INC. Phone 339-4454 Linden, Indiana MAX R . DAVIS Distributor for Fuel Oil Activator 21% Savings and Maintenance Phone 245-1322 R.R. 1 Colfax, Indiana Smooth Sailing DECK MARINE Compliments of GREVES BARBER SHOP Darlington, Indiana CONRAD ' S GARAGE Shell Gasoline --Delco Batteries Goodyear Tires --Expert Service Compliments of THORNTOWN TELEPHONE CO., INC, Thorntown, Indiana RICHARDSON HARDWARE AND VARIETY Waynetown, Ind. Phone 234-2315 NEW RICHMOND SAVINGS LOAN ASSOC . Current Dividends to Investors 5 New Richmond, Ind. BROWN ' S FURNITURE STORE Fme Home Furnishings at Very Moderate Cost Darlington, Ind. 794-4372 W. E. ADAMS Your Standard Oil Agent Ag. Chemicals --Standard Fuels --Diesel Oils Darlington, Indiana Phone 794-4693 Colfax Fertilizer Company Bulk Blend Anhydrous Ammonia Agricultural and Quick Lime jed Fertilizer 28% Nitrogen Solution Agricultural Chemicals Custom Spreading, Spraying, and Anhydrous Application The Very Latest in Equipment Soil Testing Plant Analysis Tissue Testing Chemical Test Plots for Your Information Our Good Service Sells Our Products „J Congratulations from WADDELL GRAIN COMPANY R.R. 6 Frankfort, Indiana J. W. MARKS REGAL STORE AND LOCKER SERVICE Clarks Hill, Indiana MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP. ASSN., INC. Phone: 362-6700 Congratulations to the Best Class Yet CESSNA ' S STORE Colfax, Indiana CLARK ' S BODY SHOP Harsh Hoist Badger Bodies Phone: 339 -4444 --Linden, Ind. CO-OPERATIVE RURAL ELECTRIC SERVICE TIPMONT REMC Linden, Indiana Tel. 339-7211 DICK KELSEY SON LIVESTOCK HAULING Shannondale, Indiana COLFAX IGA Fresh Meats, Groceries, Produce Colfax, Indiana Phone 0421 TUCKER BROKERAGE GRAIN--FEED Clifford Tucker, Owner Phone 2231 Colfax, Ind. DAVIS DRY GOODS C LARKS HILL RESTAURANT Compliments to the Senior Class Darlington, Indiana Clarks Hill Indiana E . E . JOHNSON SONS Joan Gerald Davis Hampshire Hogs Pioneer Seed Corn Congratulations Seniors LINDEN STATE BANK Phone: 339-7708 ' Linden, Indiana RYKER SONS , Plumbing - -Heating - -Wiring Phone: 794-4535 TILNEY ' S SHOE REBUILDERS W. W. Tilney Proprietor 126 West Main Street Crawfordsville, Indiana Compliments of NEW ROSS LUMBER COMPANY Best of Luck to Class of ' 69 ' SAN-BO-TE CLEANERS New Ross, Indiana Phone: 362-2288 Darlington, Indiana NEW ROSS GRAIN CO. Fertilizer Seed Grain Feed New Ross, Indiana Phone 362-2787 1 WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1969 WISH TO THANK ALL THOSE WHO HELPED IN THE MAKING OF THIS ANNUAL To a. 00- oAo A dirndl - ' , ifiCil f Cox-, - --- vF -