De Soto High School - Echo Yearbook (Muncie, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1963 volume:

s tO . S ' iA ■1 „ i THE ECHO 1962-63 „ 3 1833 01731 4672 GENEALOGY 977.201 D37EC 1963 DE SOTO HIGH SCHOOL DE SOTO . INDIANA TABLE of CONTENTS DEDICATION 4 ADMINISTRATION 6 FACULTY 8 SENIORS 15 CLASS PROPHECY 22 CLASS WILLS 24 UNDERCLASSMEN 28 ELEMENTARY 38 ACTIVITIES 47 SPORTS 63 AUTOGRAPHS, SNAPS ' N ' ADS 76 ECHO STAFF Karen Baxla, Karen Whitehair, J. Kaye Harley, Jim Walsh, Larry Moore, and Mary Moore, Advisor. HERE WE ARE FOR WHAT WE ' RE WORTH! ! As you can see, by this picture, this year ' s ECHO Staff was always in the hustle and bustle of things (with some encouragement from Mrs. Moore). Notice how neat and orderly we kept our files!? Oh, Boy! ! The Staff strongly urges that unless you have sturdy nerves, you not look through the pages of this book READ AT YOUR OWN RISK! But all kidding aside, we truly hope you enjoy this record of the 1962-63 school season in words and pictures. With the capable guidance of Mary Moore, we have tried to produce an annual which YOU will treasure in the years to come. BEST WISHES TO ALL OF YOU Sincerely, THE ECHO STAFF OF ' 62-63 DEDICATION The members of the graduating class of nineteen hundred and sixty-three dedi- cate this edition of the ECHO to our parents. Our parents have been the most constructive force in our lixes. The men and women we shall be, will be directly affected, more than we realize, by the examples our parents have set before us. Through the observation of our parents we have developed many traits. We have watched our parents ' examples of how to live, how to treat other people, and the ways to be a successful individual in life. Although we may not have always agreed with our parents, we could sense that in their reasoning there seemed to be a deeper understanding of our problems than we ourselves had. Wliile disagreeing, we have found that many of the things our parents told us were more important than we realized. We still are not able to fully compre- hend the truth and understanding our parents have given us; but we have come to the place in life where we realize that we truly appreciate and lo e our parents. Therefore, as a small form of this appreciation, we dedicate our yearbook -- a labor of our own hands -- to those who have helped us and who have always done whatever they could for us. Written by Larry Moore SENIOR ' S AUTOGRAPHS CLASS MOTTO; CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER; First step gone, how many more? Lavender and White. White Roses. ADMINISTRATION HOWARD E. LIGGETT, Principal In his second year as Skipper of the Good Ship DeSoto, Mr. Liggett has been a friend, counselor and teacher to all of us students who make up the crew of this vessel. Through his dedication to the teaching profession and his fellowman, Mr. Liggett has guided his sometimes tempest-tossed ship capably on its charted course. Though the gales of problem and the winds of trouble have lashed at our staunch Captain, he has never deviated from his commendable steering. To Mr. Liggett, we of tlie Senior Class say, Smooth sailing in future voyages. SECRETARY MRS. RUTH FOWLER DON REYNARD SUPERINTENDENT MERITT REED ADVISORY BOARD Marvin Eager, Harvey Jerles and Dick Moore. FACULTY For twelve years we have been guided step by step on our road to maturity by people like the ones pictured on the next few pages. To our present Faculty and to the Faculties of the past who have been instrumental in our edu- cation vv ' e say THANK YOU for the friendship, training and understanding you have given us Seniors MRS. MAEULTN NOEL. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Home Economics (Special). MR. DAVID SMITHSON. . . vv as graduated from Purdue University with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Biology, Chem- istry, General Science, Health, and Physiology. MR. JOHN H. SPARLING. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Gen- eral Business, Business Law, Bookkeeping, and General Math. MRS. MERLYN RETZ. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Algebra 1, Algebra II, Geometry, Trig- onometry, and 7th Grade Ari thmetic. MR. RONALD WEAVER. . . was graduated from Indiana Central College with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Music, and English. MRS. MARY MOORE. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B.S. degree and is licensed to teach Business Education and Music. MRS. ELIZABETH JORDAN. . . was graduated from DePauw University with an A. B. degree and is licensed to teach English, Latin, and Library Science. MR. JAMES E. NAUMAN. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B.S. degree and is licensed to teach Social Studies, Geography, and General Science. MR, ERROL H. WASHBURN. . . was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and is licensed to teach Physical Education, Industrial Arts, and Drivers Education. Also, he is coach of our Fighting Panthers. MRS. ROZELLE CRAWFORD. . .was graduated from Ball State Teachers College with a B.S. degree and a M.A. degree in English and is licensed to teach English, Physical Education, and Music (Special). MRS. HELEN HILL. . .was graduated from Asbury College with an A. B. degree and is licensed to teach Special Education, English and Speech. Mi ' MRS. JO ANN RAY. . . is a graduate of Eastern State with a B.S. degree and holds a General Provisional Elementary License. At present she teaches first grade. MRS. REBECCA KARCHER. . . is a graduate of Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree and holds a General Provisional Elementary License. She teaches the Second graders. MRS. DORIS L. MILLER, , , is a graduate of Ball State Teachers College and holds a Primary Life License. At present she is teaching the third grade. MRS. MARGARET HILL. . . is a graduate of Ball State Teachers College fith a B.S. degree and holds a license to teach any of the first eight grades. At present she is in charge of the fourth grade. 12 MRS. KATHLYEEN M. DUTRO. . . is a graduate of Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree in Education and is licensed to teach Elementary. Now, she is teaching the fifth grade. MR. HARRY W. DUTRO. . . is a graduate of Ball State Teachers College with a B. S. degree in Education and is licensed to teach Social Science, Business Ed- ucation and Elementary. At present he is Elementary Principal and teaches the sixth graders. A TEACHER ' S CREED I Believe in boys and girls, the men and women of a great tomorrow; that what- soever the boy soweth the man shall reap. I Believe in the curse of ignorance; in the efficacy of schools; in the dignity of teaching, and in the joy of serving others. I Believe in wisdom as revealed in human lives as well as in the pages of the printed book; in lessons taught, not so much by precept as by example; in ability to work with the hands as well as to think with the head; in everything that makes life large and lovely. 1 Believe in beauty in the schoolroom, in the home, in daily life, and out- of-doors. 1 Believe in laughter; in love; in faith; in all ideals and distant hopes that lure us on. 1 Believe that every hour of every day we receive a just reward for all re are and all we do. I Believe in the present and its opportunities; in the future and its promises; and in the divine joy of living. Edwin Osgood Grover 13 B U D R V R Melvin Grove, Morgan Grove, Ferrell Taylor, Bob Richey, Marian Stanley, Vernon Grove. J N Joe Reynard, High School COOKS Helen Hooka Edna Michael Mr. Myers, Elementary T O R S 14 SENIORS Students of today, Parents and leaders of tomorrow. Our Senior year -- the last year -- and how unbelievably fast the years have progressed. Only a month ago, it seems, we were toddlers; as of a week ago we were Fresh- men; and now, today. Seniors on the threshold of a new era that when viewed in retrospect will have completed our life ' s cycle. 15 KAREN SUE BAXLA Karen ' DONNA JEAN ASHBY Donna Jean Cheerleader 3,4 Pep Club 1.2.3.4 4-H 4 years Librarian 1.2,4 Chorus 1.2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Queen 2 Festival Queen 2 Echo Staff 4 4-H 5 years Honor Roll 1,2,4 4-H Officer 1 year Home Economics Award 3 MARTHA ANN BICKFORD Martha Class Officer 1 MARY ELLEN BICKFORD Librarian 1,2 Ma ry Student Council 3 Student Council Officer 3 Librarian 1,4 Pep Club 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 1,4 Cheerleader 1.2 Latin Club 1 Student Council 4 4-H 8 years Chorus 1,2,3.4 Junior Leaders 2 years Girls State 3 Class Queen 1 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 4-H 1.2,3,4 4-H Officer 5 years Junior Leaders 1,2,3 Class Play 3.4 Honor Roll 1.3,4 Ip ■ ' 5kN; n4 PANSY REA BLANKENSHIP Pansy Librarian 1, 2, 3 Pep Club 2,3 Latin Club 1 Honor Roll 1 CHRISTOPHER STEELE BROWER Chris PATSY KAY BLANKENSHIP Pat Pep Club Class Play Librarian Latin Club 1 3,4 2,3 1 ROSAUE DIANE CA ■JADA Rosy Librarian ■ 2,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Cheerleader 3 Class Play 3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 Latin Club 1 Chorus 1,2,4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 3 4-H 1,2,3,4 4-H Officer 1 IC? m LARRY EUGENE DYER Larry Class Officer 3 Class Play 3,4 Class King 3 Chorus 4 Voice of Democracy Participant 3 Honor Roll 3,4 Lima High School 1,2 LARRY EUGENE DUNCAN Larry 4-H Club Pep Club Cross Country LINDA RUTH FOWLER Linda Class Officer 3 Class Play 3,4 Class Queen 4 Festival Queen 4 EMILEE DLANE GLOVER Librarian 1.2,3,4 Emilee 4-H 4-H Officer 5 years 1 Pep Club 1,2. 3,4 Junior Leaders 1 Chorus 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Librarian 2,3, 4 Pep Club Council 2 Latin Club 1,2 Pep Club President Honor Roll 4 4 J. KAYE HA RLE Y J. Kaye STEVEN FRANKLIN Steve LUCAS Echo Staff 4 Class Officer 3 Basketball 1,2.3 Class Play 3, 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 Pep Club 1, 2,3.4 Band 1.2.3.4 Class Queen 3 Band Officer 3.4 Festival Queen 3 Dance Band 4 Latin Club 1 Librarian 1 Class Play Class Officer 3.4 1.2 Honor Roll 1, 4 Class King Festival King Student Council Student Council Officei Track 1 1 4 : 4 3 JAYNE ELLEN HUFFMAN Jayne 4-H Club 6 years Junior Leader 1,2 4-H Officer Chorus 1.2 1 ROBERT THOMAS LUCAS Latin Club 1 Tom Pep Club 1.2.3,4 Honor Roll 4 Student Manager 1,2,3 r Class Officer 2.3.4 Student Council 3 Class Play . ■ 3 Class King 3 Baseball 1.3 = iCr LARRY JOE MOORE Larry GEORGIA (SMITH) MASTERSON Georgia Class Officer Echio Staff Social Studies Award Track 3.4 4 3 2.3,4 Chorus Class Play Pep Club 1.2.3.4 3 3 Baseball 2,3,4 Boys ' State Alternate 3 Latin Club 2.3 Class Play 3.4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Honor Roll 1.2.3.4 Cl ass King 4 VAN HARLEY MYERS Van Baseball 1.2,3,4 ! Basketball 1,2,3 Band 1.2,3 Class Officer 4 SHARON DIANE RILEY Class Play 3.4 Sherry 4-H 4 years Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 4- JAMES PATRICK WALSH Jim Echo Staff 4 MARTIN ALVIN Alvin SHARP Boy ' s State Voice of Democracy Winner 3 3 Crosscountry Track Class Play Pep Club 4 3,4 3 3.4 English Award Honor Roll 4-H 4-H Officer Latin Club 3 1.2,3,4 2 years 2 years 1,2 Chorus 4 Class Play 3,4 Pep Club 1.2,3 Pep Club Council 3 Pep Club Officer 3 Baseball 2 Student Manager 3,4 JERRY LEE ' Jerry SPRINGER Jical missionary. Larrj Basketball 1, 2. 3, ,4 had good fortune and Baseball 1, 2, 3, ,4 KAREN SUE WHITEHAIR id have three children. Band 1, 2 Karen le of the city ' s finest Class Officei 2 Class Play 4 Class Officer 4 Librarian 4 Class Play 4-H 4-H Officer 4-H Junior Leader Latin Club Echo Staff Pep Club Librarian Honor Roll Commercial Award 3.4 6 years 3 years 1 year 1.2 4 ' 1,3,4 1,2,4 1,3,4 3 ministrati ' e position ai jurs, wler) LAYMON 23 fa v CLASS PROPHECY James E. Nauman, Ph. D. Dean of Men Columbia University Washington 26, D.C. Dear Mr. Nauman, Recently 1 entered a contest called, Why I Would Like To Visit My Old Classmates. I wrote my essay, mailed my letter, and to my surprise won the contest. My reward was a trip to see all of my old classmates. Having just returned from that trip, I thought I ' d write and tell you what each of them is doing now. Well to start the trip, I went to Europe. My first stop was Paris, France, where I had a visit with DONNA ASHBY. She is married to a famous restaurant owner and they have eight children. Their ultra-modern home is overlooking the French Rivera. Next I went to Rome, Italy. Here I saw SHERRY RILEY. She has become a famous model and is married to a famous dress designer. They have two lovely children. After the stay in Europe, my journey brought me back to the States, where my first, step was Cape Canaveral in Florida. This is where STEVE LUCAS lives and works as a scientist. Next month he is going aloft in the United States first space platform. Steve is married and has three children. Upon leaving Florida, I went to Washington, D.C. Here I was greeted by JIM WALSH, his wife, and their five children. Jim is serving on the President ' s Cabinet as Attorney General. He took me to the White House where I met the President and the First Lady. It was quite an honor! LARRY DUNCAN also lives in Washington with his wife and three children. He is spec- ial agent in charge of field activities for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. From Washington, I proceeded to Greenwich Village in New York. CHRIS BROWER lives here as a novelist. He is now writing his second novel, after his first was one of the Nation ' s best sellers. Chris has never married. that PANSY BLANKENSHIP lives just a few miles outside of New ate secretary to the Vice-President of American Telephone Tele- rried. Now they have three little ones running around the house. ansy, I boarded a plane at Idlewild Airport and flew to Peru, Indiana HIP) HARVEY, her husband is part owner of the B O Railroad. Pat s to keep her busy while hubby is away. d north to Detroit, Michigan, where I dropped in on GEORGIA er husband is a test car driver for General Motors. Last year he won rapolis. They have four children. sin to see TOM LUCAS. He is owner of one of the country ' s largest nd has three sons. You ' ve heard of Lucas Sons ' Black Angus Beau- After leaving Tom ' s ranch, I went to Iowa to visit KAREN WHITEHAIR and her husband. Karen is a Business Teacher in the state ' s most modern high school. Her husband is manager of the Des Moines branch o the Farm Bureau. They have four rambunctious children. Next my trip took me to see KAREN (BAXLA) MYERS and VAN MYERS in Nevada. Van is now a Veterinarian and rancher. He and Karen live on a 150 acre ranch where Karen is hap- py just watching their four children. After leaving the Myers ' I went to Arizona to see J, KAYE (HARLEY) WILSON. J. Kaye ' s husband is superintendent of the Tucson Branch of General Motors. They live in a beautiful colonial style home and have four children. From Arizona I flew to New Mexico to see JERRY SPRINGER and his wife. Jerry is owner and operator of the dude ranch, which is a very famous resort. Many movie stars go there for their vacations. While 1 was there I saw Liz Taylor and her twelfth husband. Jerry and his wife have six charming children. Jerry said that LARl Y MOORE was in California, so off I flew. 1 was lucky to catch Larry between classes. He is now a Professor of History at U.C.L. A. Larry and his wife have three children. After a days layover, I went with Larry and his family to the Rose Bowl Parade. We had a wonderful time. In Los Angeles 1 was met by EMILEE GLOVER and her husband. Emilee is a Pediatrician in the city ' s finest hospital and her husband is a brain surgeon. They have two intelligent child- ren. After leaving L. A. , 1 went to Hollywood where MARY and MARTHA BICKFORD are mak- ing records for R.C. A. Victor. I ' m sure you ' ve heard tlieir latest hit; it ' s on the top ten. Mary is married to a director and has five children, while Martha is married to a playwrite and raises a family of four. Upon leaving California, I went to Hawaii. Here I went to see ROSY CANADA. Her husband is an Admiral m tire Na ' y and Rosy is a teacher in one of the schools. They have three little boys. JAYNE HUFFMAN also li es in Hawaii so 1 went to see her next. She is the secretary to the President of the Hawaiian Pineapple Co. Jayne is married and has three children. From Hawa ii I went to see LARRY DYER in Korea where he is a medical missionary. Larry is married and has a family of three. 1 hope you have enjoyed hearing about tlie class. All of them have had good fortune and they are all very happy. Fortune has smiled on me too. 1 am married and have three children. We live in Fort Wayne, Indiana where my husband is Vice-President in one of the city ' s finest banks. Everyone said hello and all wish you the best of luck in your new administrative position at Columbia. Sincerely yours, LINDA (Fowler) LAYMON 23 CLASS WILL I, Donna Jean Ashby, will my top locker to Jim Anderson, because no one can reach over him at his bottom locker. 1 also, will my books to my brother. I, Karen Baxla, will my position as varsity cheerleader to Becky Baxla. I also will my position as librarian and yearbook staff member to Sheila Plank. I, Martha Bickford, will my position as varsity cheerleader to my sister, Virginia. I will my locker to any- one who likes to be shoved and who likes to wait till the last one ' s through so you can get your books. I, Mary Bickford, will my position as a member to the student council to Joyce Reagan, and my position as librarian to Sheila Plank. I, Pansy Blankenship, will all my books to my brother, Denny, with the hope he will acquire some benefit from them. 1, Patsy Blankenship, will my worn out books to my brother, and my locker, to either Gary Smith or Lee Dobbles. 1, Rosy Canada, will all my senior books to Shirley Pitser, in hopes she will use them to the best of her knowledge, and lastly, to Sandy Bosworth, 1 will my first flute music and my first chair. I, Larry Duncan, will my ability to get along with the Muncie police to anyone who likes to have fun rrd- ing in rolling cars. Also, I will my ability to do nothing to anyone who is as lazy as I am. 1, Larry Dyer, will my ability to keep silent in study halls to the Juniors -- they seem to need it. Also, I will my superior athletic abilities to Leroy Hitchens. Finally, 1 will my ability to get along with donkeys (Demo- crats) to the Honorable David P. Lewis. He will find tliey are pretty good workers. 1, Linda Fowler, will my top locker to Gene Greer so he won ' t get any more knots on his head from falling books. 1 will my sense of humor to the faculty. 1, Emilee Glover, will my position as librarian to anyone who thinks he or she can do a better job than 1 did and who can stand being under the supervision of Mrs. Jordan. (Just kidding of course.) 1, J. Kaye Harley, will to my cousin, Tom Marquell, the ability to make good grades, get along with all the teachers, and have a BLAST in his Senior year. To Barbara Hooke, I will the pleasure of receiving an en- gagement ring in the Senior year. 1, Jayne Ellen Huffman, will my books to Tim Grove. I will my ability to keep quiet in activity period to Carol Rutledge and Nancy Huffman. I, Steve Lucas, will my position on the baseball team to Re.x Edwards. 1 will my locker to anyone who likes the bottom row, a very small room, and lots of seventh and eighth graders. I, Tom Lucas, will my locker to Tom Jerles, so he can get knots on his head from falling books, and open locker doors. 1 wish him luck in his future basketball games. He may also help himself to anything of value 1 ' eave behind. 1, Georgia Masterson, will to anyone who needs exercise, my locker on the bottom floor -- guaranteed to help you lose weight. I, Larry Moore, will my ability to be annoying (especially to girls) to anyone who likes to have fun, and my ability to be a sloppy chemist to anyone who wants to live dangerously. I, Sherry Riley, will by force, any of my skirts she wants to Nancy Clark. I, Jerry Springer, will my position on the varsity to Tom Jerles, and my top locker to Dick Johnston, so he doesn ' t have to exhaust himself by bending down to get his books. I, James Walsh, will my chemistry apron to Ron Millet (since he is the only one it will fit). My outstand- ing choir voice I will to Mike Himes, and my lack of tactfullness to Jim Brinson. 1, Karen Whitehair, will my position on the ECHO staff to anyone who thinks they have patience enough to stand all the uproar. My ability to get along with the teachers to my brothers, and my seat in pep club to Mary Needier. ' e, the Seniors, will to the Freshmen our ability to keep our mouths shut! Written by J. K. Harley IN RETROSPECT Larry Dyer Donna Ashby Larry Moore Karen VVhitehair Rosy Canada Jim ' alsh Larry Duncan Jayne Ellen Huffman Karen Baxla Jerry Springer Linda Fowler - Si J ' :Ji - Emilee Glover Georgia Masterson Sharon Riley Mary Martha Bickford Steve Tom Lucas • P Patsy Pansy Blankensliip A 25 % 1 •1 ■Sf_f: 1 ill 3! 1 JUNIOR CLASS PLAYS SENIOR 15 ™TO f JUNIOR AND SENIOR PROM OF 1962 DRIFTING AND DREAMING The Junior Class presented this theme for the Junior and Senior Prom, April 28, 1962. The prom was held at Bowman ' s in Anderson, Indiana. p. m. The banquet started at 6:30 p.m. and the dance was from 8:00 p.m. to 11:00 The Juniors had a party at Jim Walsh ' s after the prom. We were honored by the presence of nine of our teachers at the prom. 27 JUNIORS This can be considered the busiest year in high school. Not only are the Juniors preparing for their advancement to the greatest class of all ... . SENIORS, but they have engaged in many activities, such as concessions, suppers, class play, fun festival, and receiving class rings. Jim Anderson Gordon Ashby Jim Brinson Nancy Clark John Dull Mike Fawbush Gene Greer Tim Grove Gary Hendrickson Leroy Hitchens Barbara Hooke Sonjia Jerles Dick Johnston David Lewis Ronnie Miller Shirley Pitser Mike Sargent Jim Scott Tom Marque 11 Dick Meranda Sheila Plank Joyce Reagan Danny Swartz Mary Wingate Tim Sears r I sr ' SOPHOMORES This year of a student ' s high school career is the least active one. The Sophomores are bothered by only two activities: (1) Receiving Class Jackets and (2) Ordering Class Rings. The rest of their time can be dedicated to their studies and concentration on academic achievement. 30 Max Anderson, George Bickford, Virginia Bickford, Gary Blair, Sandy Bosworth. Jim Brown , Linda Campbell , Ruth Ann Duncan , Rex Edwards, Sherelene Flannery. Classic Fuller, Mike Himes, Marsha Hole, Bill Honn, Barbara Hoover, Tom Jerles, Melanie Johnson, Jim Licht, Cherylyn Louck, Danny Moody. Bruce Orman, Bill Schindel, Ricky Sears, Serona Shreve, Phil Stephenson. Doug Walker 31 FRESHMEN WELCOME! ! The first year in high school possibly a forecast of the next three years to come. The start of a trip which begins in September of one year and ends on a Commencement stage sometime in May four years later. 32 Henry Bantz, Becky Baxla, Betty Beall, Marsena Brown, Frank Brubaker. Sandy DeVaney, Danny DobbLes, Lee Dobbles, Linda Fager, Harry Fowler. Janice Fuqua, Jeanine Gill, Nicci Grove, Steve Himes, Zella Honn. Howard Hoover, Nancy Huffman, Jerry Jefferis, Linda Keys, Bill Maple. Howard Miller, Dale Mills, Mary Ellen Needier, Virginia Oliver, Jay Phillips. Pat Pierce, Keith Plank, Steve Reynard, Carlotta Richardson, John Russell. Carol Rutledge, Gary Smith, Jerry Smith, Danny Swartz, Sharon Thurnau. Stachia Weston, Candy Wooters, Pat Wright, Stanley Wyrick. JUNIOR HIGH EIGHTH GRADE Don Barton, Patty Beal, Lurena Bell, Ronnie Breedlove, Rebecca Brinson, Charles Brower, Sara Jo Clark, Kathy Daniel, Mary Daniel, Gary Duncan. Dale Flannery, Ronnie Fuller, David Grove, Orpha Hoover, Larry Jefferis. Bill Johnson, Mike Johnston, Pamala Keys, Johnny Louch, Dick Marquell. Glenn Michael, Bill Minor, Robin Orman, Jay Potter, Diana Readle. John Reynard, Connie Richey, Steve Sargent, Joe Scott, Phillip Smith. Robert Strong, David Swartz, Marilyn Thurnau, Sandra Vincent. SEVENTH GRADE Tom Ault, Jane Arnett, Dennis Baxla, Dean Breedlove, Harold Brown. Becky Campbell, Max Clevenger, Freddie Crawford, Debbie DeVaney, Rickey DeVoe. Howard Dobbs, Kenny Fagar, Janice Grove, Jill Grove, Tom Himes, Max Kitchens, Cecil Hole, Bruce Jones, Sharon Jones, Melvin Lowe. Willis Manis, Pam Miller, Jim Moore, Tom Pierce, Vickie Pittenger. Steve Quate, Mary Richardson, Janice Siefert, Larry Smith, Bobby Spillman. Don Swartz, Rickey Walker, Jerry Walker, Roger White, Chris Youngblood. SPECIAL EDUCATION Iris Polk Geraldine Bennett Keith Cameron Treva Jolene Prow Shirley Jordan Phillip Terry Wright Glen Gregory Scott Mathews Twyla Irwin William Grubbs THIS IS THE WAY WE BUILD with the assistance from Mrs. Helen Hill their teacher, these students, whom misfortune has struck, are striving to overcome their handicap and live normal fun -filled lives and they are succeeding. Asking not for pity, they are concentrating as hard as they know how to learn what they can. This simple counting board is one of their guideposts to a better life. A SALUTE to Mrs. Hill, and a special salute to the children themselves, for without their own eagerness to learn, they could accomplish little and as you can see, they are accomplish- ing MUCH ! ELEMENTARY It is these years in this building which determine what kind of man or woman will emerge from high school in the future. Here is where learning, combined with fun and frolic, helps to form the leaders of tomorrow. SIXTH GRADE Angela Barton, Alva Beall, Marie Blankenship, Marvin Blankenship, Gary Bubnack. Phil Butler, Debbie Campbell, Kathy Coulter, Betty Cowgill, Margaret Craig. Linda Crawford, Charles Daniel, Pamila Darts, Linda Duncan, Rexanna Eckhardt. Wayne Flannery, Emmett Glover, Kenny Grove, Mary Himes, Robert Hole. Carol Jones, Kathy Licht, Fred Long, Sue Maple, Mike Murphy. Danny Oliver, Becky Plank, Eric Poti, Fred Prow, Jeanne Rutledge. - , b ' . a ur7K.H 4 aU j,..l Patty Schindel, Debra Shreve, Jill Siefert, Richard Strong. FIFTH GRADE Debbie Barton, Jennifer Bible, Karen Bickford, Denny Blankenship, Mike Butler. Terry Carnes, Judy Cowgill, Mike Crawmer, Garold Davis, Pam DeVoe. David Flannery, Krista Ford, Joan Hoover, Theresa Johnson Sheila Keys. Shirley Kissick, Susan Lyon, Billy Marquell, Steve McCoUum, Tom Moore. Kenny Murphy, James Needier, David Oliver, Gary Quale, Rolanda Rees. Madeline Reynard, Pam Ruhl, Linda Scott, James Siefert, Rhonda Smith. Cindy Walker, Steve Walker, Laura Whitehair, Dick Whitehair, Diana Youngblood. f . f cx FOURTH GRADE Diana Burke, Diana Butler, John Campbell, Donald Cheek, Lois Duncan. Kerry Eckhardt, Pat Edwards. Larry Fagar, Teresa Ford, Cheryl Fullhart. ' ■-■ r ' V i tit r t Ai ' 2 i .k- li y John Fuqua, Cathy Grove, Walter Hole, Gene Jefferis, Jane Jefferies. Peggy Long, Tom Maple, Letha Murphy, Sherrie Orman, Jan Poti. Jerry Readle, Gregory Richardson, Jeff Shaffer, Gary Sharp, Joe Shreve. Johnna Siefert, Linda Smith, Stephen Smith, Timmy Smith, Celia Stockton. Dennis Stolz, Darryl Swartz, Elaine Thompson Pam Thompson, Nancy Whitehair. Cheryl Williams, Jerry Wright. THIRD GRADE Larry Brown, Kay Ellen Burke, Billy Butler, Danny Butler, Marty C laird ay. Charles Cowgill, Stuart Cowgill, Karen Daniel, Renda Davis, Beth Ann DeVoe. Freddie Fager, Mark Frame, Becci Grove, Marsha Grove, Keith Hitchens. Cathy Keesling, Monty Licht, Luella Manis, Terry Reynard, Sandra Saunders. Greg Selvey, Robert Sheller, Stephen Shreve, Elaine Smith, Paul Taylor. Stephen Tirey, Danny Whitehair, Howard Wickersham, Robert Williamson, Monte Youngblood. 43 SECOND GRADE John Barton Jeff Bell Don Bickford Lynn Black Randy Bubnack John Butler Tim Campbell Doyce Chandler Phillip Clark Gary Craig Rhonda Darts Stanley Duncan Janet Eskew Zaneda Flannery Mike Grove Rebecca Irvin Ray Jones Paul Kissick Rebecca Licht Dee Lowe David Moore Susan Needier Susan Pittenger Teny Poti Barbara Sharp Larry Shreve Jane Siefert Tim Smith Ronna Spillman Eric Stolz Gerald Thomspon Karen Thompson Duane Vest Chuckle Webb Paul Whitehair Gregory Wickersham Manus Wright FIRST GRADE Doug Bible Ronnie Burke Terry Cheek Sarah Coulter Beth Cowgill Mike Curtis Chucl ie Davis Tom DeVoe Tim DeVoe Chuck Ford Mark Grove Yvonne Hoover Danny Irvin Pan Kissick Randy Myers Camera Shy 45 Y Joe Williamson Jeff Wright Marty Zearbaugh 1 Dirk Osterhoff Cinda Piiser Dale Propes Robin Richey Glen Russell Jerry Scott Timmy Shaffer Stacey Sheller Joey Shroyer Joy Siefert Nancy Sims Desi Stanton Carol Stockton Rodger Strong Cathy Williams KLW raSS fflUfffi ACTIVITIES All work and no play will make Johnny a dull boy, as the old saying goes. On the following pages are pictures of the work (?) and PLAY of D.H.S. students during the past year. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS President Tom Lucas Vice-President Van Myers Treasurer Larry iMoore Secretary Karen Whitehair Sponsor Mr. Nauman JUNIOR CLASS President Tim Grove Vice-President Jim Scott Treasurer Sonja Jerles Secretary Barbara Hooke Business Manager Dick Johnston Sponsors: Mrs. Noel Mr. Sparling SOPHOMORE CLASS President Melanie Johnson Vice-President Phil Stephenson Treasurer George Bickford Secretary Virginia Bickford Sponsor Mr. Smithson FRESHMAN CLASS President Keith Plank Vice-President Carlotta Richardson Secretary Linda Keys Treasurer Carol Rutledge Sponsor Mr. Weaver 48 OFFICERS CONCLUDED SEVENTH GRADE President Jim Moore Vice-President Roger White Secretary-Treasurer Jill Grove Sponsors Mrs. Crawford Mrs. Moore EIGHTH GRADE President Dale Flannery Vice-President Mike Johnston Treasurer David Grove Secretary Garry Duncan Representative Johnny Louck Sponsors Mrs. Jordan Mrs. Retz BAND OFFICERS Rosy Canada, Secretary; Mary Wingate, Treasurer; Sonjia Jerles, Vice-President; Steve Lucas, President; Jim Scott Danny Swartz, Band Managers; Mr. Weaver, Director. CHOIR OFFICERS Carlotta Richardson, Vice-President; Gene Greer, President; Mary Bickford, Secretary -Treasurer; Mr. Weaver, Director. LIBRARIANS LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Clark, Karen Whitehair, Jerry Springer, Rosy Canada, Linda Fowler, Shiela Plank, Karen Baxla, David Lewis, Mary Bickford, Emilee Glover, and Mrs. Jordan, Supervisor. 12 YR. SENIORS LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Lucas, Larry Moore, Martha Bickford, Mary Bickford, Linda Fowler, Jerry Springer, Donna Ashby, Karen Whitehair, Jayne Ellen Huffman, Steve Lucas, and Van Myers. 50. STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger White, Virginia Bickford, President; Tom Jerles, Secretary and Treasurer; Steve Lucas, Vice-President; Joyce Regan, Danny Swartz, Becky Baxla, Stan Wyrick, and Bill Johnson. CHOIR LEFT TO RIGHT BY ROWS; Larry Dyer, Tom Marquell, Gordon Ashby, Gean Greer, Jim Walsh, Mike Himes, and Steve Himes; Sonjia Jerles, Joyce Reagan, Donna Ashby, Sherry Riley, Janice Fuqua, Zella Hohn, Martha Bicltford, Mary Bicltford, Rosy Canada, and Barbara Hooke; Nicci Grove, Linda Keys, Virginia Oliver, Linda Fager, Stachia Weston, Linda Campbell, Carlotta Richardson, Betty Beall, Sharon Thurnau, and Nancy Clark. Ronald Weaver is Director. 51 D on:— zij cD ' z.Ch 52 CONCERT BAND Becky Brinson, Steve Himes, Joe Scott, Zella Honn, Danny Swartz, Melany Johnson, Phil Stephenson, Bob Strong, Steve Lucas, Karen Baxla, Pat Pierce, Sonjia Jerles, Rosy Canada, Jay Phillips, Sandy Bosworth, Jim Scott, Bill Schindel, Rex Edwards, Tom Marquell, Dick Meranda, Tom Jerles, Mike Himes, Bill Johnson, Mary Wingate, and George Bickford. Ronald Weaver, Director. DANCE BAND LEFT TO RIGHT: Sonjia Jerles, Saxaphone; Pat Pierce, Saxaphone; Phil Stephenson, Saxaphone; Mike Himes, Trumpet; Tom Marquell, Trumpet; Dick Meranda, Trumpet; Jay Phillips, Trombone; Bill Johnson, Piano; and Bill Schindel, Percussion. 53 JUNIOR BAND Jim Moore, David Flannery, Bob Hole, Dennis Blankenship, Patty Schindel, Wayne Flannery, Becky Brinson, Dale Flannery, Debra Shreives, Janie Arnett, Kathy Licht, Tom Himes, Gary Bubnack, Susan Lyon, Mike Murphy, Fred Prow, Jim Needier, Tom Moore, and Mr. Weaver, Direcotr. BEGINNING BAND ROW ONE: Debbie Campbell, Kenny Murphy, Steve McCullom, Jerry Wright, Tim Smith, Larry Fager, Pat Edwards, Dennis Stolz, Linda Crawford. ROW TWO: John Campbell, Steve Smith, Billy Marquell, Gary Sharp, Richard Whitehair, Laura Whitehair, Less Johnson, Garald Davis, Eric Poti, Emmett Glover, Richard Strong, and Mr. Weaver, Director. MAJORETTES Becky Baxla, Virginia Bickford, Drum Major; Sherlene Flannery. BEGINNING MAJORETTES ROW ONE: Stacy Sheller, Robin Richey, Nancy Sims, Zaneda Flannery, Beth Ann Cowgill, Renda Davis, Dee Lowe and Susan Needier. ROW TWO: Rebecca Irvin, Jane Poti, Becky Licht, Sherry Orman, Beth Ann DeVoe, Diana Burk, Pam Rule and Diana Youngblood. ROW THREE: Linda Scott, Terry Carnes, Kerry Eckhardt, Debra Barton, Pam DeVoe, Peggy Long, Angela Barton and Jeane Rutledge. ROW FOUR: Krista Ford, Mary Himes, Margaret Craig, Cathy Licht, Karen Bickford, Rexanna Eckhardt and Debbie DeVaney. Becky Baxla and Sherlene Flannery are the in- structors for this group. 55 KING % QUEEN PRINCE S PRINCESS Steve Lucas Sandy Swartz (Grad.) Tom Jerles Serona Shreves Dick Meranda Karen Baxla F U N F E S T I V A L Mike Himes J. Kaye Harley Steve Reynard Becky Baxla 56 1962 K I N G P R I N C E STAN WYRICK LINDA FOWLER TOM HIMES JILL GROVE 57 CLASSES DIS ' MUS ' BE DA ' PLACE ... . . . and this is the place our Alma Mater, D. H.S. We Seniors have sweated through many of the classes pictured on the following pages. BOOKKEEPING 58 HOME EC. M AND n 59 60 61 JUNIOR BOYS 4-H OFFICERS President, Jim Moore; Vice-President, Linda Scott; Secretary-Treasurer, Jill Grove; Health Safety, Harold Brown; Recreation, Butch Dobbs; Song Leader, Bob Hole; Reporter, Kenny Grove. GIRLS 4-H OFFICERS President, Martha Bickford; Vice- President, Virginia Bickford; Secretary- Treasurer, Becky Baxla; Health Safety, Sandy De- Vaney; Recreation, Nicci Grove; Song Leader, Linda Eager SENIOR BOYS 4-H OFFICERS President, Tim Grove; Vice-President, Jim Scott; Secretary-Treasurer, Gene Greer; Health Safety, Danny Swartz; Long Leader, Nicci Grove; Reporter Jim Walsh; Recreation, Jim Anderson (not present). SPORTS In every school curriculum, there comes a time when all academic achievements are forsaken for the action and excitement of SPORTS. The following pages are dedicated to our vigorous athletic participants. WP }k t 1 1 W,[ I 64 u- — OXI Z Q- ZI— Xujc ty t DLuQ Q ujtnujc ' ujtj 65 Tom Marquell, Junior -- Guard Tim Groves, Junior -- Guard Jerry Springer, Senior -- Center VARSITY Jim Brinson, Junior — Forward Jim Brown, Sophomore -- Forward Gary Hendrickson, Junior -- Center Gene Greer, Junior -- Guard SQUAD Tim Sears, Junior -- Guard Max Anderson, Sophomore -- Forward Jim Anderson, Junior — Center « ' : ' BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Leroy Kitchens, Rick Sears, Jerry Smith, Lee Dobbles, Mike Himes, Danny Dobbles. SECOND ROW: Tim Groves, Jim Scott, Danny Swartz, Rex Edwards, Mike Fawbush, Tom Marquell, Tom Jerles, Tim Sears. THIRD ROW: Errol Washburn, Coach; Jim Brinson, Van Myers, Jim Anderson, Jerry Springer, Steve Lucas, Henry Bantz, Larry Moore, Keith Plank, Jim Walsh, Manager. TRACK S CROSS COUNTRY Mike Seargeant-T, Mike Himes-T CC, Rick Sears-T CC, Jim Scolt-T CC, Danny Swartz-T CC, Gene Greer-T CC, Gordon Ashby-T, Stefe Reynard -CC, Stan Wyrick-CC, Jim Walsh-Manager, Jim Brinson- Tc CC, Garre Blair-T, Alvin Sharp-T CC, Errol Washburn, Larry Moore -T, Tom Marquell-T, Tim Sears- 58 T CC, Leroy Hitchens-Manager. FUTURE PANTHERS: 8TH GRADE ROW ONE: Phil Smith and Dave Swartz, Managers. ROW TWO: Robert Strong, John Reynard, Steve Sargeain, Dave Grove, Joe Scott and Ronnie Fuller. ROW THREE: Glenn Michael, John Louck, Gary Duncan, Dick Marquell, Bill Minor, Dale Flannery, Steve Rader, Bill Johnson and Don Barton. ROW ONE: Kenny Eager, Max Clevenger and Steve Quate. ROW TWO: Harold Brown, Ricky Walker, Jerry Walker, Ricky DeVoe, Dean Breedlove and Butch Dobbs. ROW THREE: Tom Pierce, Tom Hines, Don Swartz, Roger White, Bud Lowe, Fred Crawford, Denny Baxla and Larry Smith. 69 ACTION SHOTS 70 D-LUCl U— i3cg 73 ' Karen Baxla % Martha Bickford Cv. V, % V . V A R S I T Y Barbara Hooke Sonjia Jerles L E A D E R S . r- Becky Baxla c H E E R L E A D E R S Virginia Bickford EIGHTH GRADE: Patty Beal and Sarah Clark. SEVENTH GRADE: Jill Grove and Janice Grove. If m lit ' , yj AUTOGRAPHS, SNAPS N ' ADDS 76 6 i 4 ' ■ yA Compl Iments of ALBANY STATE BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Dial SU 9- 502 Albany Indiana ALBANY CLEANERS 128 State Street Al bany I nd i ana Dial SU 9-4814 If your clothes are not becoming to you, tfney should becoming to us. ALBANY CHRONICLE Job Printing Dial SU 9-4561 Best of Luck to Everyone A 1 bany I nd i ana THE ST. JOHN AGENCY Insurance of All Kinds Dial SU 9-4385 Al bany I nd i ana ROSS CORNER Everything from Artichokes to Zuchini Hardwares, Groceries, Clothes, you name it we ' ve got it or will try to get it Muncie House of BARGAINS Munc ie I nd iana 81 RELIABLE BUSINESS SALES 315 East 21st Street Muncie, Indiana BONDS BOOKKEEPING BUDGET SERVICE COLLECTIONS FINANCING INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC TAX SERVICE PHONE AT 9-1857 MARHOEFER The tastiest brand in town 1 MARHOEFER Packing Company, Inc, Munc ie 1 nd lana Quality Home Furnishing Compl iments of Carpeting and Accessories C CREE GABLE INC RANDOLF LUMBER AND Furniture - Carpet SUPPLY COMPANY 1 14-1 16 E. Jackson 288-6641 Muncie Indiana Parker Indiana 83 Compl iments of HOLLOWELL § SON LUMBER Dial SU 9-4838 Albany Indiana EVANS APPLIANCES NORGE SPEED QUEEN Dial SU 9-4759 Albany Indiana Compl iments of ALBANY LOCKER Minar and Mil 1 er Albany Indiana GOODNIGHT IMPLEMENT COMPANY Oliver - M i nneapol i s-Mol i ne Tractors Kewanee, Discs, and Elevators 1 Mile South of Muncie on U. S. 35 Dial ATlas 8-9176 84 I. NUSBAUM MOTOR SERVICE Wholesale Parts Automotive Machine Shop klG E. Centennial Avenue Dial AT 8-3647 Munc ie I nd iana STANDARD SERVICE State Road 67 and 28 Dial SU 9-8471 ' A complete line of Atlas tires - batteries - and accessor ies Al bany I nd iana D. B. S. COLLECTION AGENCY, INC. 221 W. State St. Dial SU 9-461 1 Albany Indiana BALES BOWEN Gul f Serv ice Front End Al ignment Wheel Balance Albany Indiana R. BRUMOND-SMITH NURSERY, INC. 3 Miles SE, of WLBC On U. S. Highway 35 South Dial AT 4-631 1 Leaders in Landscaping Munc ie I nd i ana SATTERFIELD ' S C 1 oth i ng Mart Dial AT 4-9836 3901 E. Jackson Muncie Indiana Compl imen ts of FARM BUREAU CO-OP Al bany I nd Iana Compl Imen ts of UNION STATE BANK Member of F.D. I .C. Redkey Indiana 85 Munc ie East Main PARKING LOT Francis Himes, Leaser Hour Day Month I nd iana FRAZIER SUPPLY COMPANY Tires Batteries Parts Accessories AT 2-2216 Dial AT 9-1821 1413 S. Walnut Munc ie , I nd iana 3409 Broadway The PARKER BANKING COMPANY - 5 i st H||| I Hiini For Better Banking ' Compl iments of BAILEY ' S SHOE STORE A 1 bany 133 West State Street I nd iana 86 Compliments of INDIANA POPCORN CO. 3105 E. Jackson Dial AT 8-9762 Muncie Indiana Compl iments of RAHE SONS MEATS yUeaiJ Munc i e I nd i ana GILL BROTHERS GAS COMPANY Heat I ng Al bany I nd i ana Compl iments of PENGUIN DRIVE INN Munc ie I nd iana Compl iments of SHAFER AUTO PARTS, INC. Munc ie I nd i ana Compl iments of AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Muncie Indiana Comp 1 iments of MODERN CLEANERS 1006 North Elm St Munc i e I nd iana Compl iments of R IVERSIDE DRIVE INN k 1 Broadway Muncie Indiana BT Compl iments of GIBSON-BICKFORD INSURANCE SERVICE Munc i e f ' =- ' y klHllS 105 E. Washington St. ' Now it ' s Pepsi for those who think young ' I nd iana Munc ie Cal 1 AT 4-9941 nd i ana 88 ATKINS OIL INC. Munc ie 4104 S. Madison Cal 1 AT 8-5026 Fuel Oil Keep fill budget plan 5% discount pa i d i n 30 days nd i ana g Phone SU 9-4028 HUDSON ' S WASHER SERVICE Repai r Al 1 Mal es Of Washers And Dryers Backed By Years Of Experience 205 West State St. Albany, Indiana nersil lending lervlce Inc. Food And Beverage Machines TOM CHERRY • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS • SHOCK ABSORBERS • SEAT BELTS 323 W. 8th Street AT 4-8754 Bill Rivol i THEATER Best Wishes class of 63 Muncie Indiana 89 Since 1865 Sporting Goods Hobby Suppl ies KIRKS Toys Year Round 117-119 E. Main Street Muncie Indiana HOLE AND HUFFMAN--PHARMACY North Gate Shopping Center Will lam Huffman Char Ies Hole Munc ie W DRUG m r STORE J 1 nd i ana Dairy Products Munc ie Compl iments of RIGGINS DAIRY Dial AT 8-4542- I nd iana PEAT MOSS Dick Moore S- Sons li Miles West of Albany on 67 Dial SU 9-4079 We Del iver • ' f OlD FINISHING r ® GENTIS-HUBER CLEANERS MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION D. L. GENTIS, N.I. D. C. GRAD. cc- o r ■ T „, Owner-Manager Office Dnve-In Plant 511 Granville Ave. Muncie, Indiana 212 W. State St. Al bany , I nd iana HAUPT ' S FLOOR COVERING STORE Linoleum - Plastic Wall Tile Asphal t Ti Ie I nstal 1 ed Gene Haupt Phone SU 9-4534 sunset 9-4567 201 W. State THE KELLER AGENCY Personal Service On Al 1 I nsurance Joseph Keller Albany, Indiana 90 Al bany Compl iments of FAGER TEXACO SERVICE and FAGER CLEANING SERVICE Gas, oil, or coal furnances I nd i ana DeSoto Mary Sue ' s PANTHER PLACE ' A Fine Place to Eat ' I nd iana Where Friend ' s meet for Their Insurance Needs Since 1928 Dial AT 2-4716 THE WALSH INSURANCE AGENCY Yours for L i f e GENERAL GMC TRUCK SALES INC. 41 15 North Broadway Dial AT 8-5578 Munc ie I nd iana STEINS America ' s Largest Maker Seller of F ine Men ' s Wear 123 S. Walnut Street Munc i e I nd i ana Compl iments of DAVIS RESTAURANT 1 10 S. Mulberry St. Muncie Indiana 91 MUTUAL HOME § SAVINGS ASSOCIATION ,j. j, j, r.PB!!pr P ' | s„ _ m MEMfflfi - St ll ' i .i , hn- ' X i Your New Mutual Home Building • Northwest Corner of Charles Mulberry Streets • Muncie, Indiana BUILDING BIGGER TO SERVE YOV BETTER Telephone 289-1201 Muncie ' s Largest Home Financing Institution Establ i shed 1 CURRENT k% DIVIDEND Compounded Semi -Annua 1 1 y SAFETY OF YOUR SAVINGS INSURED UP TO $10,000.00 HOME LOANS QUICK ACTION---LOW COST HOME LOANS Free Customer Parking at Charles and Jefferson Streets 92 ALBANY SALES § SERVICE INC iSitfnC Vince Pittenger, Owner Dial SU 9- 582 A 1 bany I nd iana ERCHANTS m ATIONAL BANK COMPLETE BANKIHG AND TRUST SERVICES MAIN OFFICE Corner Jackson and Mulberry Streets MADISON STREET BRANCH S. Madison at Fourteenth Street CHARLES STREET BRANCH 1 15 East Charles Street EATON BRANCH Eaton, Indiana SOUTHWAY BRANCH 3700 South Madison Street VILLAGE BRANCH 417 North Martin Street AUTO BANK 317 E. Jackson Street EAST JACKSON STREET BRANCH 3623 East Jackson Street 93 Compl iments of RAYBURN TRUCKING COMPANY Munc ie I nd I ana Compl iments of MUNCIE MILLWORKERS, INC Munc ie I nd iana Munc ie Compl iments of RVING BROS. STONE § GRAVEL Dial AT 8-5567 I nd i ana Compl iments of THOMAS AUTO BODY Al bany ' ' , nd i ana 94 Best of luck to the graduating class of ' 63 From OBIE ' S PURE OIL 500 North Madison - Muncie, Indiana Dial ATlas 2-8289 Specializing in tires - batteries - accessories Trailers for rent Trailer hitches for sale Munc ie I nd iana Compl iments of CRAIG TRUCKING, INC Al bany I nd iana 95 Compl iments of DOSTER Electric Plumbing and Heating Dial SU 9- 533 Albany Indiana Compl imen ts of BACH ' S Rexal 1 Drug Store State Road 28 Dial SU 9- 037 Albany Indiana Compl iments of BAILEY ' S SHOE STORE 133 West State Street Albany Indiana Compl iments of R. L. SCOTTPARTS CO,, INC. 620 North Walnut Dial AT 4-1421 Your Friendly Supplier Parts for your car, truck, and tractors 96 BENBOW SEAT COVERING Auto Tops Seat Covers Tr im Hoyt Avenue Muncie Indiana Compl iments of ROYERTON SUPPLY COMPANY Royer ton I nd iana SMITH ' S FOOD MARKET Butcher Served Meats Dial AT 6-6704 3628 North Broadway Muncie Indiana Compl imen ts of DUNKIRK STANDARD SERVICE Dunk i rk I nd i ana Compl imen ts of DR. J. H. SCHINDEL Dial SU 9-4877 State Road 67 North Al bany I nd iana Free Consul tat ion Beauty Shop EDNA HUTSON Manager 5- Operator Dial AT 2-6960 DeSoto 1 nd i ana A 1 bany Compl iments of ALBANY BOWL Dial SU 9-8478 I nd i ana DonAH, Caren, MarT, Marry, Pat, PanZ, Kriss, Rows, LAire, LARee, LinDAH, MLee, Skeet, JayN, Steve, Tom, Van, LarE, SherE, Al, GorG, JerrE, Jim, Karein, MauMin Class of ' 63 From us to Apogee It will be pleasurable Serving Thee Dial AT 2-4716 Ask 4 or Curley Jim 97 Compl i ments of WILDA ' S Beauty Shop South of DeSoto DeSoto Indiana Compl iments of Moore ' s Portable Appliance and Power Mower Repair and Serv i ce WM. I. MOORE l - miles west of Albany on 67 MURRAY ' S JEWELERS 318 S. Walnut St. Johnson Bu i 1 d i ng Diamonds Watches ' Repa i r of al 1 kl nds ' Munc i e I nd iana Walnut at Charles Muncie Indiana RALPH S IMMONS HARDWARE INC. Paints Wallpaper Housewares Dial SU S-klSk Albany Indiana KIRBY-WOOD LUMBER CO., INC. A Good Place to Buy Dial the Lumber Number AT 8-8896 Hoyt at Liberty Muncie Indiana MORGON MOTORS INC. Volkswagon Sales S- Service State Road 3 Muncie Ind iana Not Al 1 Kinds Only Good Insurance You can be sure If you Insure Dial AT 2-4716 WALSH AGENCY ' Curley ' Jim ' Compl iments of RUST FUNERAL HOME 24-Hour Ambulance Service Dial 789-4144 Albany Indiana DESOTO ELEVATOR Tib and Esther Bosworth Grain - Coal - Fertilizer Seed We Pick Up and Deliver Dial ATlas 2-5432 DeSoto Indiana 99 Best Wishes From ALBANY LUMBER CO. Dial SU 9- 135 Al bany I nd i ana COLONIAL BREAD Colonial is Good Bread Muncie Indiana GRAY ' S TV AND APPLIANCES Sales 5- Service Admi ral Rad ios Tel ev i s ions Ref r igerators Freezers 1116 E. Main Easy Washers Comb i nat ions AT 1as 4-6324 WOLFE ' S ICE CREAM 4015 E. Jackson Dial AT 8-9281 Muncie Indiana 100 L Compl iments of DON ' S BARBER SHOP Se 1 ma I nd i ana Don Scott FRENCH STEAM DYE WORKS Main at Madison Dr ive-- in--Service Dial AT 8-5541 Muncie Indiana Compl iments of MORGAN MOTOR SALES Parker I nd iana JEWEL SHOPPE 1 17 West Charles St. Specializing in Diamonds Muncie Indiana M E MOBILE SERVICE Qua1 I ty Economy Dial SU 9-6076 Albany Indiana Compl iments of GRAY ' S TV S APPLIANCES 1116 E. Main AT 4-6324 Home of Adml ral Motorola Norge Muncie Indiana Compl iments of a FRIEND BRANSON PIANO EXCHANGE 3428 North Broadway Stark Pianos Dial AT 8-4489 Muncie Indiana MUNCIE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Your future success depends on your thrift habits Bui Id f inane ial secur i ty with a sav i ngs account at Muncie Federal Main Walnut Streets Muncie Indiana Compl iments of FARM BUREAU CO-OP Al bany nd i ana 101 Compl Iments of WATSON ' S SPORTING GOODS Athletic Equipment Fishing Equipment 103 North Main Str. Dial 3861 Dunkirk Indiana PARSON MORTUARY Traditionally Fine Service Dial 282-5941 801 West Adams Street Munc ie • ! 102 1 nd i ana Al bany LUDWICK FEED. GRAIN. AND LUMBER Fertil izer - Seeds - Fence - Posts Feeders - Fountains - Supplies Dial SU 9- 706 I nd i ana RADER ' S STUDIO Downtown Muncie across from Court House Your Senior portrait photographer Bridals, Weddings, Portraits All types of photography Congratulations to all Seniors Murrc ie KELSO SCHOOL SUPPLY. INC. School Equipment - Supplies Carpenter School Bus Bodies 1 12 McCul loch Blvd. I nd i ana Henrie - Betty - Bonnie HENRIES Ha i r Fash ion Center Dial AT 8-2466 Munc ie For women who care 105 West Neely I nd iana 103 For All Your Insurance aches and pains See Cur 1 ey Wal sh or Phone: AT 2-4716 WALSH INSURANCE CLINIC MUNCIE MUSIC CENTER 207 West Jackson Dial AT k-kk8] Munc ie I nd iana Compl iments of EARL RATHEL Barber Shop Gaston I nd iana MERLE EDWARDS Stop Shop Eat Dial FL 8-3556 State Road 28 LEE ' S MEN ' S SHOP Nationally Advertised clothing 5- shoes Dial 2721 Dunkirl Indiana VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP 209 East Jackson High Fashion Styling Dial AT 2-1863 Muncie Indiana LAHR RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT CO. 217-219 East Jackson Dial AT 4-3184 Food Serving Equipment and Suppl ies Munc ie nd iana Compl iments of STEWART BROS. INC. open evenings Dial 2701 Dunkirk Indiana 104 We The Senior Class Appreciate The Patronage Of The Following Individuals: Alivie Talley Shell Service Earl ' s Barber Shop Redkey Hotel Midas Muffler Shop Marge ' s Beauty Shop Jim Lawrence Chevrolet Steckman D.D.S. Munc i e , I nd i ana Al bany , I nd i ana Redkey , I nd i ana Munc i e , I nd iana DeSoto, Indiana Parker, Indiana Muncie, Indiana Compl iments of STRAND THEATRE Munc ie I nd iana Congratul at ions from THE PARKER LUMBER SUPPLY Parker I nd iana 105 LIGGETT ' S BEAUTY SHOP Dial SU 9-4230 Al bany I nd iana Compl iments of TURNER CITIES SERVICE Al bany I nd iana COFFEE CUP DINER 3529 North Broadway Munc ie I nd iana DON SNIDER ' S Sinclair Service Station Dial AT 2-( DeSoto I nd iana ANDERSON BODY SHOP State Road 67 Albany Indiana ED PRILLAMAN ' S Early American Shop Furn i ture 3516 North Broadway Muncie Indiana Compl iments of FARM BUREAU Shideler Branch Shideler Indiana Compl iments of ST. 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