Dunkirk High School - Silicon Yearbook (Dunkirk, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

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Junior High . . Administration . Faculty . . Advertising . , of Contents ..I4 .32 ..51 ...59 ..63 ..67 ..71 . ..76 ..76 ..96 V .ft Ammo .,,, , L V 1' 2. or rrrres HARRY Mc DONAL D We the students of Dunkirk High School are very proud to dedicate our yearbook to a member of the athletic committee who we feel did an out- standing job in spearheading the campaign for our new athletic field. Mr. McDonald's untiring efforts and dedicated work for the school and community are greatly appreciated. -3- Looks like you're going the wrong way Ward Just a pinch of salt, Mrs. Black tells Mr. Bee- Whalinl He's playing it cool though. Those son and Mr. Fuelling. Wonder what they're girls are heading into suicide hal1. rea-lly talking about? We are fortunate indeed to have Mr. Luker on l-lead llbrarlan, Mrs, Hobson, and two of her Our teaching Staff----feachefpgfeaf Philosopher assistants, lean Kegerreis and Alice Shoults and famous biologist. Here he is conducting a glance through a newly purchased Bird Guide, junior high class. D0 You Remember when school began with the usual confusion of arranging schedules for a new term? Old friendships were renewed and new friends were found. As time passed we recognized our responsibilities as students and set- tled down to a regular routine of classes. Spare time took us to the library or to the lab. -4- In the first of November, basketball became the uppermost subject in everyone's mind. Enthusiasm reached a fever pitch by the night of our homecoming game against an old rival, the Redkey Wolves. The going was rough, but it only marked the beginning vic- tory in a tough-scheduled season. Remember how we cheered for our Speedcats through the good and the bad times? Soon we took a recess from our studies for Christmas vacation. With semester exams looming ahead, we returned earnestly to our studies. After the exams, we enjoyed another well-earned break before the start of the second semester. Some of us had the same schedule while many of us added new classes and dropped others. Soon the sectional tournament was pressing upon us. Remember all those pep rallies in the gym? Basketball is only a sidelight of our school life, so after our victories and bonfire celebrations, our thoughts turned to spring and then summer vacation. In May the seniors left for a week in Washington, D.C. and New York City. They re- turned to face final exams with the rest of us. For them there was Commencement, the end of a long journey and the beginning ofa new life. For others it was a brief rest before the fall school term. Rem mber When? You'll remember when these events happened, and you'll ponder over them and others, as you follow us through the IQ6O Silicon. -5- Everyday School Life l'pper left: Geraldine Vickers volunteers one hour of her school time to be an office aid. Here, she is shown sorting grade cards after a grading period. Her other duties are: collecting absentee and tardy lists, preparing, passing out announcements, and carrying notes for teachers and administrators. Lpper right: Some home economics students judge a pie made by kathy Bittner. Pleasant smells drift throughout the school telling us that the home ec. classes are busy learning to cook meals and pastry. They also learn to sew! Lower left: Confusion causes frustration which brings on agitation which causes confusion that .... well describes the bookstore before sessions and between classes. The Principal and his secretary and their office aids do the best job possible keeping order in the hustle and bustle. We're lucky to have a bookstore where we can get all necessary supplies for all classes from mechanical drawing to art. We can even purchase extra books. Lower right: Editor Dave Gaunt and photographer Dave Baldwin take time out from Silicon work to eat some pie they came across in the home economics room. -5- 1? Wendell White directs the painting of the mas- Merrill Johnson adds the finishing touches while sive Christmas decorations on the windows. Wendell White and Mrs. Stock watch. The Christmas Window Every year at Christmas time the art classes decorate the school doors and windows. This year a few art students, under the direction of senior Wendell White, arranged a large, sectioned painting of the Mother Mary and the Christ Child on the windows above the school's main entrance. During the evening hours the painting was lighted from inside making the painting visible from outside. The finished window. Wendell and Troy, on the scaffold, and Tom Speidel and Mose Garringer admire the finished window. fy- -7- J unior-Senior Prom Ann Taylor and Tom Smith were crowned Queen and King of the 1959 Prom, Their courts consisted of Penny Bennett, Alice Shoults, Delite Wise, Bob Irelan, Larry Jones, and R, P, McCune, The prom was followed by an all-night party, sponsored by the Dunkirk merchants. The juniors and seniors saw Tom Thumb at the Main Theatre. Then they were entertained at the American Legion by a variety act, Breakfast was served at the Elks Lodge, The festivities ended with a record-hop held at the Moose Lodge. -g- The Grand March signaled the end of the dance The backdrop, Moonlight and Roses, was painted by Wendell White. The Starlighters provided the music. -Q- Mrs. Laura Morton . . . . . . Judy Porter C6 JJ Grandpa Goes Wild performed b Grandad .... Angie ......... Betty Shadduck . . . . . . Kip Shadduck Jack Norwood ............... Horatious Xenophon Hooley .... Grogan ..................... Jane Woods .................. . Terry Cheek Linda Phillips Alice Shoults Jim Younkin Jay Overmyer . . .Danny Orr John Miskinis . Linda Ritter Mrs. Victoria Harrington . . Geraldine Vickers Della Harrington ........... Sherry Wayman Miss Drusilla Dobbins ........... Bert Ridley Sponsor ...... . . . . . . . Juniors Mr. J. F. Luker Student Directors . . . ...... Bob Irelan Stage Director . . . . . Prompters...... Leslie Ludwig . . Donal Austin . . Joyce Abston Dave Casterline Delite Wise Seniors present Cheaper by the Dozenv Mr. Gilbreth , . . . Mrs. Gilbreth . , , Donal Austin . Jean Kegerreis Ernestine ...... .... L inda Phillips Frank , , , Dave Casterline Jackie .... . . . Jack Rhodes Dan .... .... J ohn Clamme Bill . . ..... Paul James Fred . , , Mose Garringer Anne .. . .. . Sue Johnson Lillian. . . . . . . . . Leslie Ludwig Martha ........... . Mrs. Fitzgerald .... . Dr. Burton . . . .. Joe Scales .... Miss Brill .... Larry ................... . . . . Judy Porter . .Alice Shoults . . . . Larry Jones . . . John Miskinis . .. Bert Ridley . Jay Overmyer Sponsor ......... .... Student Director Stage Manager . Prompters ...... . . . Mr. J. F. Luker . . .Terry Cheek . . ...... Bob Irelan . . Joyce Abston Sherry Wayman Delite Wise S In . ':, -, Wx? e Mrs. Kegerreis directs the Grand March. Members enjoy the dance, f 6:2 1- 1 1 54 df 3 s, , ,N y ff .1 ,fggggs - -.5 -sir' --gs N-N58 - ::- -gr-1'--: l I' L-L . vp l Hz-Y, Y-Teen Dance Hi-Y and Y-Teen members dance to the music of the Card Quinetteu at their annual formal dance. This year's dance had as its theme My Funny Valentine. Sonja Camesasca was crowned Queen and Penny Bennett was selected by the Hi-Y members as their Sweetheart. Red and white crepe paper and paper hearts carried out this year's theme, My Funny Valentine. Dave Casterline crowns Penny Bennett The Cards tune np before the dance. Sweetheart. -12- Senior Cords This year marked a change in some of the senior girls' cords. They were made out of rose, light blue, light green, white, and orchid corduroy. Majority ruled though, and many were of the traditional cream corduroy. Above Jack Inman and Jack Rhodes are admiring each other's cords. Q- sw, .Q 255-fn f 2 f 1 w 6555 Hifi D Thanks, Sarge! Phil Crouch very po- Here, Dave Gaunt and Dave Baldwin are litely holds the chorus room door for shown cementing their long time friend- Tom Speidel. The picture was posed ship with a handshake. though. That's Mutt Gay Overmyerj on the left, and Jeff fDub Miskinisj on the right, and, oh yes, that's Ward Whalin in the center. -13- Remember the wonderful experiences and the Dunkirk High boasts three national honor societies and many service organizations. Membership in these activities provides invaluable experience for the future, The student leaders will be the adult lggdgrg of IOIUOIIOW. -14- I I I I I I I I knowledge gained from our various activities? Dunkirk H igh, School Band Drum Major: M, McCune, Majorettes: 'l.. Ritter, M, Shoults, L, Ludwig, P. llorine, C, Bishop, J. Summers, M. Brenner. Clarinets: 'l. Corle, T, Meier, P. Collins, B. Everhart, P, Grayson, L. Federick, J. McEwen, A. Wilmore, .I. Meiers, W. llouseinan, M, lfulkerson, G. Burgess, C, Luker, B. Vincent, D. Johnson. Bass Clarinet J, Whetsel, Basses: 'l,, Todd, D, Fisher. Baritone Sax: J, Faulkner. Tenor Sax: C, Dickson, Saxophones: 'P. Landon, 1, Gaunt, M, Everhart, J, Chilcote, Baritones: L Inman, J. Crain. French Horns: ' R. Hartman, E. Watson, Trombones: P, Moore, S, Ilyer, D, Knox, E, Lewis, Drums: M, Clay, tl, Baker, P, Kipliger, M, Moore, S, Metz, Trumpets: '12, Collins, I.. Edwards, S, Coomer, M. Wilmore, 1, Crain, D, jetmore, C. Vin- cent, T, Moore, T, Geesaman, If, l.ovis, D, Littler, S. Bennett. Flutes: S, Wayman, K. Landon, K. Thomas J, Meier, S. Ilarrison, B, Butler. Oboe: D. Manifold. ' Denotes section leaders -16- ee gr ,i 'Q 0 Linda Ritter Marilyn Shonlts has been in the band for three years, This year she won the following medals: Muncie - 2nd place, Elkhart - 3rd, Greenville, Ohio - 2nd, Richmond - 2nd and 4th, She has also done solo twirling in Dunkirk, Marilyn takes private lessons from Carolyn Stine, head twirler at Muncie Central. Marilyn Shoults - 17 - Miss Linda Ritter, Head Ma- jorette of the Dunkirk High School Band, will be hard to replace next year. During this time Linda has earned several awards, She placed second in strutting and a first in the Novelty Division for an acrobatic - baton routine at Muncie, She also received fifth place at the NBTA con- test in Richmond. Linda en- tered the Ft, Wayne district music contest and placed second with a vocal solo. She is a member of the Na- tional Baton Twirling Assoc- iation, Drum Majorettes of America, and United States Twirling Association. .rw Wifi 0' W, vw at n as 4 as 1 -A Vw , 1 M IIPL b 4 I L A .L I 1, V we ' - s 9 - f , ' f ' ' I 5. Q , 3 :Q 28 QW ll W, ' 1 1 ,Q i - 1 . gzg ' .,,. ' sk - 55,51 vyff Y' - 5 ' 6 W f gg 3 In ,ep JT ' W A Q K I 'l 'H VI A 5+ ., ' 2 ' .f A ' 5 3 ' 0 Y ' in gg , Q M Q? J 'M 'Q X -V y 2 ff?-3 , . ,fy A .Q.l, 4 ,L 9 X Q gf'-gi . . R ! , X S. V A zgh fx, if 'Ng M, Brenner, I. Abston, C. Bishop, L, Ludwig, P, Horine, M. Shoults, L, Ritter, Mike McCune. First Row: J, Kegerreis, P, Grayson, J. Corle, K. Landon, J. Evans, L. Ritter, M. Brenner, W, Cheesman, P. Collins, Second Row: C. Hartman, L, Edwards, D. Rawlings, S, Chees- man, P, Horine, C, Bishop, P, Landon, R. Collins. Band Officers Richard Collins: Student Directory Sherry Way- man: Secretary-Treasurerg Jack Inman: Pres- ident. -19- 5192 Student Council . .. A.,,,A ' r ,, ...., .,...... Clockwise: Mri Thomas, live Watson, lnlayne Whetsel, john Robbins, Carol Dickson, Drema Phillips, Delite Wise, lay Overmyer, Mickey Clay, Larry Etlwartls, lntly Boggs, Mike lfolkerth, and Eddie Bennett. Movie Operators Front Row: Donal Austin, Dave Baldwin, Ralph Fager, Mike Wilmore, Dave tiaunt. Second Row: Mike McCune, lim Taylor, Ardee Helm, Pat Landon, Dave Casterline. Compliments ofthe High School P. T, A. - 21 - Front Row: M. Johnson, J. Overmyer, J. Miskinis, L. Jones, D. Stanley, T. Cheek, D. Casterline, R Irelan Sponsor, Fred Beeson, Second Row: G. Pager, T. Fruitt, M. Rees, D. Sommers, P James, R Pager, I Rhodes, J. Clamme, J. Inman. Third Row: P. Landon, L. Cranfill, H. Scott, I. Luttman, D. Rawlings, D Baker, M. Clay, M. Wilmore, P. Crouch. Fourth Row: J. Garr, R Clamme, D. Myers, L. Edwards, J. Kress T. Meiers, R Collins, M. McCune, R Anderson. Fifth Row: Jon Overmyer, J. Martin, G. Ritter, I, Robbins D. Voght, J. Faulkner, R Dee, R. Abston. HI Y OFFICERS Hi-Y Ui Front Row: G. Pager, Vice Presi dent, J. Overmyer, Chaplain: Lar- ry Jones, Sergeant- at - arms, D. Casterline, Presidentg R. Irelan, Program Directorg T. Cheek, Sec- retary-Treasurer. -22- First Row: Sponsor, Mrs. Kegerreis, S. Patton, L. Ritter, J. Luttman, L. Ludwig, L. Phillips, J. Porter, R Rid- ley. I. Abston, S. Wayman, D. Wise, J. Kegerreis, B. Moore. Second Row: G. Vickers, S. McCombs, K. Bitt- ner, J. Freed, M. Hultz, C. Casey, C. Bishop, J. Taylor, L. Watson, J. Reed, J. Anderson, J. Moore, A. Shoults Third Row: M. Shoults, J. Wayman, T. Wilson, P. Horine, D. Phillips, C. Bullock, J. Evans, L. Orr, S. Match- ett, G. Kiplinger, J. Rohlfing, C. Caldwell, E. Maguire. Fourth Row: S. Cronkhite, P. Craw, A. Orr, D. Mc- Millan, D. Coughlin, L. Crouch, M. Faulkner, C. Maxwell, K. Bishop, J. Lloyd, M Brenner, J. Farrell, S. Cald well. Fifth Row: B. Stineman, M. Swim, K. Campbell, N. Rhodes, M. Vanderbur, C. Abbott, J. Evans, L. Fredericks, P. Johnson, J. Speidel, H. Bales, C. Royal, M. Sommers. Sixth Row: M. Brumley, S. Singer, C. Dickson, J. Corle, J. Gaunt, F. Jackson, J. Nuckols, S. Jetmore, J. Boggs, B. Everhart, T. Reasoner, J. Porter K. Landon. Top Row: S. Cheeseman, P. Grayson. Y- Teens Y TEEN OFFICERS B. Stineman, Chaplaing S. Mc Combs, Treasurergj. Kegerreis, Song Leader: L. Watson, Vice- Presidentg J. Anderson, Secre- tary, J. Porter, President. ational Honor Society s f i we , Seated: David Gaunt qvice-Presidentj, Barbara Stineman, Sherry Wayman, Mrs. Hobson, Alice Shoults fPresidentj, Jean Kegerreis fSecretaryj, Terry Cheek. Standing: David Baldwin fTreasurerj, Ardee Helm, Delite Wise, Sarah Patton, Lori Watson, Don Rawlings, Harry Scott. Valedictorian Salutatoricm Jean Ann Kegerreis David Guum - 24 - Terry Cheek fstandingj, Da- vid Gaunt, and David Bald- win attended the 1959 Boys' State at indiana University. The one week session this summer provided the boys with a better understanding of how our Indiana govern- ment works. Boys' State Girls, State lean Ann Kegerreis and Sher- ry Waymun spent a week on the campus of Indiana Uni- versity gaining at better nn- derstanding of- governmental procedure during the 1959 Girls' State. Silicon Staff Front Row: Mrs. Casterline, D. Gaunt, B. Stineman, L. Ludwig, D. Wise, S, Wayman, I. Kegerreis. Second Row: J. Overmyer, L. Phillips, J. Porter, B. Irelan, D. Casterline, T. Cheek, P. James. Third Row: D. Raw- lings, L. Orr, L. Watson, J. Voght, J. Reed, J. Anderson, K. Bittner. Fourth Row: C Ramsey, H. Scott, A. Shoults, D, Baldwin. T Editor: David Gaunt Co-Editor: Judy Voght Photographer: David Baldwin Business Manager: Terry Cheek Art: Wendell White Advertising: Jean Ann Kegerreis Circulation: Judy Porter Literary: Delite Wise Picture: Alice Shoults Sports: David Casterline Activity: Jay Overmyer Band: Sherry Waynian Class: Linda Phillips f f Faculty: Paul James Editor: David Gaunt, Co-Editor: Judy Voght Compumems of Elizabeth Tate' M. D, -26- Blotter Staff Front Row: L. Watson, L. Phillips, L. Ludwig, J. Porter, R Ridley, J. Abston, S. Wayman, A. Shoults, G. Vickers, J. Kegerreis, Mrs. Harshman. Second Row: I. Taylor, L. Duffy, E. Maguire, J. Wayman, M. Shoults, C. Dickson, B. Stineman, S. Patton, R. Ramsey, I. Freed, C. Caldwell. Third Row: T. Wilson, K. Campbell, J, Corle, J. Evans, L. Fredrick, J. Boggs, B. Everhart, K. Landon, P. Grayson, P. Crouch. Fourth Row: R. Anderson, J. Gaunt, N. Rhodes, W. Cheesman, J. Chilcote, N. Evans, K. Coughlin, J. Clamme, D. Austin. Fifth Row: J. Kress, M. McCune, J. Taylor, H. Scott, M. Clay, D. Baker, L. Cran- fill, J. Faulkner, J. Martin. The Blotter, published monthly, is sponsored by Mrs. Harshman. Jean Ann Kegerreis is the Editor-in- Chief and her assistant is Lori Watson. They, to- gether with the entire staff, spend many extra hours writing, typing, and assembling the Blotter. Compliments of the Osborn-Midwest Paper Company Marion, Indiana -27- Librarians Seated: Alice Shoults, Delite Wise, Sherry Wayman, Jean Kegerreis, Judith Freed. Standing: Judy Voght, Mrs Hobson, Becky Ramsey. Uffice Aides 13, Siincmun, LS, Vickers, K, liiuner, D, .'XllSIill, il, Iivzrns, A. Orr, I.. Watson, Mr, Thoinas, Ii. Orr, 54 Way inrnr, J, Portcr, Mrs, iivcrllzlrt. -23-1- Thespicm Hu-...M .. i, . 4. , n. I ln s sn - I , . First row: B. Ramsey, l.. Phillips, S, Wayman, Mrs, Weaver. I. Porter, B, Ridley, L, Ritter, Second row: S Johnson, A. Shoults, I. Kegerries. Third row: J. Rhodes, A, Helm, D. Austin, M. Clay, J, Overmyer, D Gaunt, T. Cheek, D. Casterline, D. Orr. y Speech Arts First row: Mrs, Weaver, A. Shoults, J, Taylor, J, Kegerreis, l,, Ritter, G. Vickers, A, llelm, S, Wayman, L, Orr. Second row: .L Rhodes, J, Freed, R, Ramsey, Maguire, J. Evans, D, Smith, D. Rawlings, J, Moore, J, Voght, Third row: L. Duf- fy, S, Singer, C, Dickson, A. Orr, J. Evans, ll. Scott, D. Baker, J. Wayman, M. Shoults, Fourth row: M, Clay, L. Fredericks, J. Corle, K, Landon, R, Collins,T, Meiers, J. Taylor, M, Mcilune, J. Kress, P. Landon, Fifth row: K, Campbell, F. Jackson, S. Cheeseman, P. Grayson, C. Bullock, D, Orr, M, Johnson, C. llartman. -29- Debate Team Seated: Sherry Wayman, Mrs, Weaver, jean Ann Kegerreis. Standing: Ardee Helm, David Gaiint, ,lack Rhodes. I. U. Journalism I nstitate Silicon photographer David Baldwin fleftj and editor David Gannt spent two weeks this Slillllllklf :it the H959 I. ll. ,lonrnalisni Institute learning many new techniques and methods of publishing ai good yearbook, It was during these two weeks that the basic plans were laid for this year's Silicon. - Jill - Biology Club First Row: David Baker, JeffGarr, Geraldine Vickers, Eileen Maguire, Jean Moore, Jim Martin, Dan Voghi, Standing: Danny Smith, Don Rawlings, Judy Voght, Mickey Clay, Mr. Luker, Barbara Stineman, Jim Crain, Mike McCune, Jay Crain. Junior Classical League First Row: Mrs. Keasby, J. Gaunt, S. Cheesman, J. Evans, K. Landon, P. Grayson, L. Orr, L. Crouch, C. Dickson, A. Orr. Second Row: M. Shoults, J. Wayman, T. Martin, J. Faulkner, T. Meiers, R Anderson, P. Landon, R. Collins, J. Taylor, M. McCune. Third Row: D. Rawlings, J. Corle, J. Lloyd, D. Coughlin, K. Campell, S. Patton, M. Clay, L. Fredericks, C. Jackson, B. Everhart, J. Boggs. Fourth Row: J. Garr, D. Baker, J. Crain, J. Martin, J. Robbins, J. Daily, D. Smith, D. Voght, J. Brumley, J. Kress. -31- diff 'K A Sports I I I our Speedcczts On to Victoryv? 1 HJ Big-4 and Second Team Tourneys Redkey won the Big-4 beating Albany in the final game, after Albany had beaten Dunkirk, and Redkey overwhelmed Montpelier in the afternoon games. The Speedkittens saved the day for Dunkirk by finish- ing off the young Redkey Wolves in a preliminary game to the Big-4 final that won us the Second Team Tourney. Ed Whitesell and Charles Ramsey are shown receiving the victory trophy. Some action shots taken during the Second Team Tourney final. 7 xg' r ' 5. , K x -r ., Lf? 1217 If ,MQ . QQ V ,I , , u g W. i X , wf w it tu af The Pep Band and some enthusiastic teachers look on at a pep session held before the Big-4 tourney. -34- .L., , AMW., ,NMA I 25, f f 5' ' if s f izl Q f l X 1 r kk , gf f.L rL,l C , W A . iii, xx J. -V Q r r ' , 2, , y f The Speedcats leave the dressing room. . . . . . and take their warm-up shots Sectional Tournament Hartford City 64 Dunkirk 59 The opening tip has Jay Overmyer jumping high in the air for the ball. Lynn Duffy hopes that the Speedcats come down Clay and Jones wait for a rebound. with the ball. 7' V .W -35- H34 ,,,.,....-L- :V t . X X, fwtff ,.,.,.. ., .,,.,, , - -- 19 gualg' me wMrw2w iii - 412-fff T ' Eff: fi C .ti as sg C .t We g : 251:21 , r ' rf: ' ' r k' isa Jj,'f22f1' .1 i4s1fi5lefif:esQ2f22152 V ' .. ,. 1 4' , - . C , NW 'I iw: 4 A 333 i ,l Coach: line, B. Varsity Team Jack Cross, L, Duffy, 'IQ Cheek, M, Clay, lon Overmyer, ,lay Overmyer, I., Jones, J. Inman, D. Caster- Jenkins, I. Younkin, Assistant Coach: lired Smith, Student Managers: J. Kress, G, Pager, WE 85 Redkey '71 Yorktown 57 Albany 66 Bluffton 69 Portland 65 Fairmount Varsity Record: 13 wins, 6 losses WIL 49 Big 4 - Albany 69 Royerton S3 llartford City 61 Pennville 56 Winchester G6 Mississinewa GH Union City 59 GS 55 64 58 64 64 Compliments ofthe South Park Golf Driving State Road 167 between Dunkirk and Albany -36- llighland Hagerstown lfarmland Montpelier Parker Daleville 48 60 53 Gl 69 524 Front Row: B. Jenkins, T. Cheek, J. Younkin. Back Row line. Leaf? Senior Award Jackets : J. Inman, J. Overmyer, L. Jones, D. Caster- Varsity Yell Leaders: Drema Phillips, Judy Porter Linda Phillips, Lou Orr. QJU- fi eff 'fl' , QM? Z Statisticians: Mike Rees, Danny Orr. Timer: Mr. Lukerg Harry Scott: Scorer: Mr. Kesler. Compliments of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Portland, Indiana, In - 37 - C. Center Jay Overmyer shoots a lay-up against Hartford. The Pep Club in action. The Proposed Athletic Field Members of the Athletic Fund Committee are: Richard Houseman, Thomas Thomas, Harry Meier, Don Casterline, Jack Cross, Fred Smith, Max Lewis, Lou Watson, Max Johnson, Ken- neth Ellis, and Dr. Darrell Stock. Below is a sketch of the proposed athletic field. It is to be built on the ground just east of the high school building, and will be used by the physical education classes and ath- letic teams. 'Vu I vv 0 ,ov Nev Q 2 Xe? zz 0' V ll- 2 do Tack I 9 'p1.Avs1wUND Ai'-5 nf- new N 3 HIGH A so 4324 C 'V H IGHLAND Ave. ' -38- Second Team Standing: Coach Jack Cross, R Collins, C. Ramsey, J. Taylor, P. Landon, T. Gilland, D. My- ers, Coach Fred Smirh, Kneel- ing: D. Rawlings, R. Crouch, L. Edwards, E. Whitesell, R. Reed. Yell Leaders Margaret Faulkner Linda Crouch Andy Orr Second Team Record We 62 Redkey 18 40 Yorktown 37 55 Albany 26 35 Bluffton 28 56 Portland 41 45 Fairmount 27 34 Albany 22 51 Redkey 23 48 Royerton 25 55 Hartford 25 45 Pennville 18 58 Winchester 30 48 Mississinewa 42 48 Union City 35 38 Highland 34 42 Hagerstown 31 47 Farmland 32 5 0 Montpelier 41 33 Parker 27 47 Daleville 41 Totals: 20 wins, O losses Q : , . Seventh Grade Team Front Row: E. Lewis, S. Knote, L. Dull, M. Houseman, M. Stineman, D. Littler Second Row: A. Miller, J. Bul- lock, M. Dayton, L. Bantz, E. Bennett, D. Knox, Coach, Fred Smith Eighth Grade Team Front Row: J. Little, F. Lovis, M. McCombs, C. Vincent, R. Pryor, I. Miars, R. Mizner, S. Bennett Second Row: R. Hamilton, D. Hitchens, H. Cates, R. Groves, P. Kiplinger, D. Coffman, R. Geeseman, Coach Fred Smith. Freshman Team Front Row: G. Ritter, R, Clam- me, I. Faulkner, R. Abston, I. Garr, J. Robbins Second Row: I. Martin, D Voght, R. Dee, D. Smith, D Hayden, T. Bantz, J. Brumley, Don Caste rline , Coach. Yell Leaders Seventh grade: Judy Meiers, Karen Cough- Iin, Gale Burgess Eighth grade: Julayne Whetsel, Joellen Ross, Connie Richardson Jay Overrneyer goes up for the opening tip against Hartford City. CBe1owj Jim Younk- in jumps high for a rebound off the Hartford backboard. Ninth grade: Linda Fredrick, Sharon Iet- more, Sondra Cheesman Baseball Team GBJA Champs Siva ...,. , ... ,,,. ., A im an 1, , ,I .L Q.-W is sw ,ii 'src A, , Standing: Principal Mr. Thomas, D. Rawlings, D. Myers, D. Hayden, E. Whitesell, D. Casterline, J. Younkin, B. Jenkins, Coach Lou Watson. Kneeling: M. Rees, G. Whitesell, T. Cheek, Student Manager G. Pager, D. Reed, L. Edwards, L. Williams. Dunkirk 5 Dunkirk 4 Dunkirk 17 Dunkirk 4 Dunkirk 2 X Dunkirk 4 Dunkirk 6 Dunkirk 11 BASEBALL SCHEDULE QSummer - 19591 Montpelier Pennville Geneva Hartford City Muncie Muncie Muncie Muncie Compliments 3 Dunkirk 11 1 Dunkirk 8 0 Dunkirk 7 3 Dunkirk 10 14 Dunkirk 2 0 Dunkirk O 3 Dunkirk 6 1 of Watson's Sporting Goods - 42 - Muncie Jefferson Twp. Hartford City Albany Albany Swayzee Swayzee The decisions of Umpire Meiers are irrevo- Coach W-218011 gives the b0yS last moment cable ! pointers . These thirsty baseball players refresh them- selves while they wait their turn at bat. Uuderclassmen spend time on the bench. Next year they will be out on the field, too. We must be ahead. These boys look happy! -43- Track First Row: Paul James, Ronnie Crouch, Larry Cranfill, Bill Denney, Tom Gilland, Don Myers, Danny Orr. Second Row: Dave Casterline, Phil Crouch, Dave Somrners, Don Rawlings, Larry Jones, Larry Robbins, Ted Fruitt Doug Stanley, Joe Luttman, and Coach Don Casterline. Cross Countr First Row: Ardee Helm, Dave Baker, Larry Cranfill, Ronnie Crouch, and Larry Edwards. Second Row: Tom Gilland, Ion Overmyer, Charles Ramsey, Dave Casterline, and Jack Cross, Coach. -44- G.A.A. First Row: J. Hatch, M. Swim, K. Bittner, S. Johnson, P. Craw, L. Ritter, S. McCombs, I. Freed, G. Vickers, J, Luttman, Sponsor, Mrs, Black. Second Row: M. Miller, C, Maxwell, J. Brenner, M. Brumley, R. Ramsey, C. Casey, M, Hultz, B. Stineman, C. Caldwell, J. Rohfling, S, Patton. Third Row: D. McMillan, R, Irelan, N, Rhodes, D, Coughlin, K. Bishop, J. Lloyd, J, Farrell, P. Johnson, J, Speidel, J. Gaunt, B. Everhart, Fifth Row: T, Reasoner. I. Porter, D. Austin, M. Somrners, C. Abbott. GAA Officers Seated: President, B. Stinemang Sponsor, Agnes Lou Orr helps Mrs, Black in physical educa- Blackg Treasurer, N. Rhodes, Vice-President, K. tion class. Bittner, Secretary, M. Hultz. -45- Ca-dettes Row l: S. Matchett, M. Brumley, I. Wayman, I. Reed, Row 2: C. Bullock, J. Hatch, H. Bales, F. lacksong Row 3: M. Swim, J. Moore, K. Bittner, J. Voghtg Row 4: K. Nuckols, J. Boggs, I, Brenner, I. Porter, Row 5: D. Austin, O. Tones, M. Hultz, S. Patton, Row 6: K. Brighton, B. Harris, G. Kiplinger, K. Bishopg Row 7: L. Watson, I. Taylor, M. Gaunt, E. Maguire. Officers: Marilee Gaunt, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Black, Sponsor, ludi Reed, Treasurer, Kathy Maxwell, President, and Sarah Patton, Secre- tary. This year a new organization was formed - - the Ca-dettes. This girls' drill team, sponsored by Mrs. Black, marched at two home basketball games, and also at a variety show for the Ath- letic Field Fund. They practiced an average of two hours a week in preparation for their shows. The result was many interesting formations and routines which made up their performances. The Pep Club The Pep Club is sponsored by Mrs. G. H. Kegerreis. They backed the Speedcars and the second team throughout the season. Buses were scheduled to all the out-of-town games and Louruaments. Big-Four pep session. I PGP BHUC1- Compliments of a Frrend -47- .I 'ing lit fa as s E Remember the Crowded halls through Student Council President, ,lay Overuiyerg Vice President, Delite Wiseg and Sponsor, Mr, Thomas inspect a student's locker, Locker inspection is one of the service projects of Lhe Studenl Council. The inemhers represent the student body, -43-4- which we fought our way to classes? JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President, Lori Watson, Secretary, Barbara Stinemang Vice President, Ardee Helm, Treasurer, Don Rawlings. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Treasurer, Judy Porterg Secretary, Jean Ann Kegerreis Vice President, Paul Iamesg President, David Caster- line. FRESHMA N CLA SS OFFICERS Treasurer, Danny Smithg President, Tony Bantzg Vice President, Dick Deeg Secretary, Bob Clamme. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Secretary, Tom Gillandg Treasurer, Sarona Matchettg Vice President, David Jetlnoreg President, Michael McCune. -50- -51- Seniors Joyce Abston John Anderson Janet Ashcraft Donal Austin David Baldwin David Casterline Jerry Chapman Terry Cheek Silicon photographer, David Baldwin, will climb to any height in order to get a good picture. -5Q- John Clamme JOYCE ABSTON: Band, Chorus, Y-Teen, Blotter, Pep Block, Play Prompter. JOHN ANDERSON. JAN- ET ASI-ICRAFT. DONAL AUSTIN: Projectionist, Thespian, Junior 85 Senior Class Play, Blotter Staff. DAVID BALDWIN: Silicon Staff, Silicon Photograph- er, I959 Indiana UniversityJournalism Institute, 1959 Boys' State Delegate, Band. DAVID CASTERLINE: Band, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Cross-country, Speech Arts, Hi-Y, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class President, Silicon Staff, Junior 86 Senior Class Play, Governor's Recreation Conf. , Movie Operator. JER- RY CHAPMAN: Basketball. TERRY CHEEK: Basket- ball, Baseball, Speech Arts, Hi-Y, Band, Dance Band, Junior 84 Senior Class Play, Thespian, Silicon Staff, Student Council, Class Treasurer, Blotter. JOHN CLAMME: HI-Y, Blotter, Junior 86 Senior Class Play, Boys' State Alternate. Seniors Patricia Craw Phillip Crouch Ralph Fager Ted Fruitt Mose Garringer David Gaunt Marsha Hamilton Gerry Holloway Jack Inman PATRICIA CRAW: G. A. A., Y-Teens, Pep Club. Pl-IILLIP CROUCH: Hi-Y, Track, Blotter. RALPH FAGER: Hi-Y, Movie Operator. TED FRUITT: Blot- ter, Freshman Basketball, Hi-Y, Noon League. MOSE GARRINGER: Track, Senior Play, Noon League. DA- VID GAUNT: Silicon Editor, Boys' State, Band, l.U. Journalism Institute, Debate, Debate Conference, National Honor Society. MARSHA HAMILTON: Y- Teens, G.A.A. GERRY HOLLOWAY: Band, Chorus, Blotter, Noon League, Operetta. JACK INMAN: Basketball, Hi-Y, Band, Dance Band. Hi-Y Initiate Rick Collins polishesthe shoes of Senior officers Jay Overmyer and Larry Jones Seniors Robert Irelan Paul James Robert Jenkins Carolyn Johnson Merrill Johnson Larry Jones Jean Kegerreis Leslie Ludwig Student Council members, Jay Overmyer and Delite Wise, decorate the Christmas tree. ROBERT IRELAN: Hi-Y, Silicon, Senior Class Play. PAUL JAMES: Track, Hi-Y, Noon-League, Senior Class Vice-President, 4-H, Junior Leaders, Silicon Staff, Pep Club, Freshman Baseball, Senior Class Play. ROBERT JENKINS: Cross Country, Basketball, Baseball. CAROLYN JOHNSON: Y-Teen, G.A.A., Senior Play. MERRILL JOHNSON: Hi-Y, Blotter, Noon League, Band, Chorus, Movie Operator, Oper- etta, Speech Arts Play, Senior Play, Thespian. LAR- RY JONES: Basketball, Track, Hi-Y, Senior Class Play, Cross Country. JEAN KEGERREIS: Band, Cho- rus, Thespian, Speech Arts, Speech Arts Play, Na- tional Honor Society, Pep Club, Debate, Blotter Editor, Silicon staff, 4-H, 4-H Junior Leader, Dance Band, Y-Teen Song Leader, Senior Play, Librarian, Class Secretary, WOWO Heritage Recognition, Scho- lastic Achievement Award, Purdue General Assembly Alternate and House of Representatives Delegate, Top Ten Honor. LESLIE LUDWIG: Cheerleader, Blotter, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Silicon Staff, Major- ette. Seniors Jayne Luttman Sherian McCombs John Miskinis vm--A, Jay Overmyer Danny Orr Brenda Moore Linda Phillips Judith Porter Michael Rees JAYNE LUTTMAN: G.A.A., Y-Teens. SHERIAN MCCOMBS: G.A.A., 4-H, Y-Teens. JOHN Mis- KINIS: Student Council, Hi-Y, Junior and Senior Class Play, Class Officer. BRENDA MOORE: Band, Chorus, Y-Teens, Pep Club, G.A.A. DANNY ORR: Blotter, Basketball, Baseball, 4-H, Cross Country, 4-H Junior Leader, Track, Noon League, Speech Arts, Thespian. JAY OVERMYER: Band, Cross Country, Basketball, Hi-Y, Speech Arts, Blotter Staff, Silicon Staff, Operetta, Junior and Senior Class Play, Student Council President. LINDA PHIL- LIPS: Cheerleader, Class Secretary, Y-Teens, Stu- dent Council, Blotter Staff, Silicon Staff, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Speech Arts, Speech Play, Of- fice Aid. JUDITH PORTER: Band, Cheerleader Class Treasurer, Y-Teens, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Student Council, Thespian, Blotter Staff, Silicon Staff. MICHAEL REES: Baseball, Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Noon League, Class Officer. Silicon Editor, David Gaunt, works on Silicon copy Seniors Jack Rhodes Roberta Ridley Linda Ritter Bob Irelan makes sure that the candy machines are working. Larry Robbins Alice Shoults David Sommers Thomas Speidel Douglas Stanley Geraldine Vickers JACK RHODES: Debate, Debate Conference, I-li-Y, Blotter, Junior and Senior Class Play. ROBERTA RIDLEY: Latin Club, Chorus, Blotter, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Pep Club, Junior and Senior Class Play. LINDA RITTER: Y-Teens, Speech Arts, Speech Play, Blotter, Pep Club, Band, Chorus, Thespian, Operetta, Junior Class Play. LARRY ROBBINS: Track, Speech Play. ALICE SHOULTS: Y-Teens, Blotter, Silicon staff, Pep Club, Speech Arts, Thespian, National Hon- or Society, D. A. R. Award, Junior and Senior Class Play, Librarian, Class Secretary. DAVID SOMMERS: Hi-Y, Blotter, Track, Cross Coun- try. GERALDINE VICKERS: Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A. A. , Speech Arts, Blotter, Junior and Senior Class Play, Biology Club, Office Aid. Seniors Sherry Wayman Ward Whalin Wendell White Gary Whitesell Bonnie Delite Wise Gale Wright Senior Sponsor, Mr. Lulcer, discusses credit earned for the senior trip with Brenda Moore. SHERRY WAYMAN: Band, Chorus, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Blotter, Speech Arts, Thespian, Debate, Girls' State, 4-H Junior Leaders, Junior and Senior Class Plays, Librarian, Office Aid, Operetta, Speech Arts Play, Silicon Staff. WARD WHALIN: Band, Oper- etta, Senior Class Play. WENDELL WHITE: Silicon Staff. GARY Wl-IITESELL: Baseball, Basketball. DELITE WISE: Class Vice-President, Office Aid, Librarian, Blotter Staff, Silicon Staff, News and Sun High School Correspondent, Pep Club, Senior Class Play. GALE WRIGHT. JAMES YOUNKIN: Basket- ball, Baseball, Cross Country, Junior Class Play. James Younkin Sue Johnson, John- Miskinis, and Marsha Hamilton, as members of the advanced typing class, do sec- retarial work for teachers. Mr. Luker and Dave Casterline tell senior class David Baldwin repairs one of the projectors as part members about the trip. Merrill Johnson quietly strides into class meeting--- late as usual! of his duties as a movie operator. More Seniors! The seniors pictured on this page represent a fraction of the many seniors who devote their spare time helping the faculty and taking part in school activi- ties. Although a somewhat mischievous, but a hap- py, friendly class, the seniors will certainly be missed after graduation. The 1960 seniors sold magazines, pecans, and Christ- mas cards to help finance their spring class trip to historical Virginia, Washington, D. C., and New York City. During the year there was only enough time for one class swimming party held at the Muncie YWCA. Mike Rees runs up the stairs as part of a physics ex- periment while Paul James, Geraldine Vickers, and Ward Whalin look on. Compliments of Kegford Dairy Farms G. H. Kegerreis and Eugene Kegerreis ,WMV W, if? x .JL-.-1,.., Q MAY! -59- H ,rf I 1? 4 0 5 is , . 4 f 1, rg? f V 1 5 at 1 I f lg, 9 , r . . 'fam m: X . , ' i l Eiilifli 1 T 'Ili sv i' r Bill Abbott Joyce Anderson D avid Baker Carolyn Bishop Kathy Bittner Don Blanchard Barbara Stineman and Kathy Bittner hectograph the list of absentees and the announcements. , V ,,, . V 4 ' V f A I ,.,, , jqqaz li tiri X ,, 1 ,351 2 y D fs .1 ff- ,. t . 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X fe , r 'Qr' Lee Todd Charles Thompson Judy Voght Norma Warner Lori Watson f Mike Wilmore Tena Wilson Dick Reed studies to keep his scholastic average high enough to play basketball. Compliments of Wolfe's Ice Cream Muncie -62- Juniors rfmftl Vzsmimswvifisiihig M,ff3f,,,,,,'4,,,,,h,,M . . op onwres s u Ln e oddest aces. f I ..,A ww 'iffy-w 1, :,:p:e5,...,- - ,ww-1 W5 'fgfg5!'QfQ'gY1 'f 'L ' g ,, K ,, , Q ' 1 ' ' - - ,R :wr vw-N: +V' , Q ff .f - + 1 5 , ' ' f A M V f A f xg ,.,.,, , , ww ev. Q, k ., . W , y t H ,V W N .5-k.i,,,,z,z-'Maui iggfkmggkgjsisgieigikgf-351-5,n5,1b 33 V , kjlyg kv'Mf-tfeii-N,- 2 ??Y WSW'01 . - 1-i0 M,.,,,,.,,.,,,,,.,....,.....,,m,,,,,,..,.M,,,,.., ,, ..,, . M... , -1 v ' ' ix Q' 'f' VW N . ,. if Q, ' , 4, A 'A X 9 'f ffsjig ' , mv. - ,M I A GW V- , 'sf A f H.,wwfQ , , , V -.N , A V ...,. A ,HMB 393- -' ' J' ' , ' U M 'X ' , .,,,.,W fkyk ,,.,4,1W,L,N,,,. . A v fgw-A iww1'miLEi'?lfvLc:E:,4y,9?g:zvug i . -'Am y' . grgqsfzef A. uf f -rx? 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David Jetmore Robert Kaufman Gretchen Kiplinger Paul Kress Patrick Landon Jama Lloyd ,, r Thomas Martin r it r re K Q Terrence Maguire . were Sarona Matchett ' i T5 Cathie Maxwell .1 Sh' fi- - - l rr in . K I , ,.,,., 5 , rain - r f fr Tony Meier - - , li ei, . if - ' if Thom Metz f-3 ,1 .., E VVV 1 K 4' i'Pi3'f 'far ,Q f Mike M cCune . 'I Doreen McMillan 5 Mildred Miner Aw K T rlrr . rrr. 1 T Svplwmvfes , Pi5jflJ?iZELT,,.. Don Myers Karen Nuckols Andrea Orr Larry Pendry Sarona and Marilyn admire Rick and Tom, who are wearing their new sophomore jackets. The sopho- mores were lucky this year. The weather was cold the day their jackets arrived. - - Mary Whetsel Leroy Williams Jayne, Sharon, and Don huy typing paper and erasers at the bookstore. -66- Larry Reichenbaugh Nina Rhodes Lois Schiegel Marilyn Shoults James Taylor Gale Thompson Don Valentine Jayne Wayman Paul Weaver Richard Webster Eddie Whitesell -67- Carolyn A bbott Ra ymond A bston Donna Austin Gary Baker Helen Bales Tony Bantz Q L rf W3 if x W M is er J r 1, .uw at X A 'Qi' Q, Q EF 2 Q Freshmen Fred Beeson, Freshman Class Sponsori + 1 or Jeffrey Besser Judith Boggs Dorothy Brown Jeffrey Bruniley Diane Caldwell Kathy Campbell Janice Chapman . Sondra Cheeseman Robert Clamme Jo Ann Corle Jack Daily Richard Dee Joann Evans Barbara Everhart Joe Faulkner Freshmen Jane and Dave are in no hurry to get to class. David Hamilton Betty Harris Dave Hayden Billy Houtz Ruby Ireland Cheryll Jackson Rita Jenkins Sharon Jetmore Pamela Johnson Judy Jones Ollie Jones Mickey Kreps Kathleen Landon Janet Lloyd Jim Martin '-f. . is 4 ,psi '.E ,,. f if - , . , cg I -,ggi hjI?f,,5.' 45, , 1, . s.Q,,r: v an vc w:sg','.4-n gifs, ' - , a 4 9 -1 . 4 Q. , Q J, W. 5 f.-. , fl' ,g Jf-2, 41. ,l.. 9 v D 4'2i2:5'v4:. v'ai5e'5'-2?4'n:: as ' 9 fi W5 5 Q 4' 0 V 0 1 fl ,xy . fo is 4 , X, .0 ax,',' ,,gy 6,4 use A ,, ng? ith 2 sf A va, I .11'fi'f'f Sliiwfgfls . . Linda Frederick Jeff Garr James Garringer Jane Ga unt Phyllis Grayson Charlotte Green B MP' ' ai? X 1-'W' . ,..,,N,, , , , . 1. -fi' , 1 , K , .p'f4ta,:,::::g,L1..'g-,. Q, .mqfqg1-nrwgAm..::::,,,,,, ,N ,Jrr,. , S wa... , R f' 'S -x b Y B5 -4 xx S W sf 'Xe' MW, A G 9,7 N I gt.- 3 Wh if 4 'iA'k V 21 mga E. A alia fgwzakg - ' - L f': 'ii'. 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Y' .sf 12 s-A as 'ia S 4 Jim Adkins Linda Baker Steven Bennett Jim Bergdoll Tom Bird Vicki Bisel Susan Brotherton Wayne Brumley Shirley Carnes Harold Cates Wanda Cheeseman xvigit Coffman ,vw filly 1 525' 9 is , , ,.f, sa., f X , 1 -K 5 3,1 L , I W ' Q wer' ' Eighth Grade D, - I Mrs. Keasby and Mr. Casterline, Eighth Grade Sponsors, make plans for a class rw , I f ,Tw Y N 1 ywflfv w.,,,,,,. ' -r M- K A 72- party. Patricia Collins Steven Coomer Beatrice Cox James Cox lane Crouch Steven Engle Nancy Evans Karen Faull Michael Folkerth Terry Geesaman Betty Grayson Larry Gray Francis Grogg Randy Groves Ronald Hamilton Gary Hiles David Hitchens Steven I-Iyer Carolene Jones Peter Kiplinger Murriel Lafever Diana Landefeld I. Foss Littler Frank Lovis Denyse Manifold James Manor Grace Maxwell Michael McCombs Eighth Grade Evelyn M cG raw Steve Metz Junior Miars Donald Miskinis Robert Mizner Michael Moore Mike Folkerth and Susan Brotherton look at library books. Tommy Moore Sarah Moyer Cindy Neher Nancy Peden Dixie Phillips John Phillips Charles Pierson David Pryor Robert Pryor Vicky Reasoner Connie Richardson Terry Roderick Ioellen Ross Wilma Schlegel Carol Shoemaker Donna Smith Jerry Snyder Judy Spade Almeda Spencer Pauline Swim Zelma Thompson . . ,, if A N 2, M . rrr,, J, M yyrr . Ea 1 5 4 A if 9' X ff fs i 4 1 fi .ar ,QW . .. Y' W s ew i k Q ' I A IPLQ - :f.: 2 I- Leia? '- 1: .. ,, ,lX' as a, , ,LVI - e ,- , If 3 2 '1-- M. 'ff' 411. E 5 siii M i l -'1i i 'M 0, . . Mf fin ,g.::.,.,Q, 31. , di . 5.45 i Ki 3 E m 9 sir ii!- g ift zza Vi:- -T' we X ,a . . ,B-Me,.4 gF4:.,.i:, M, - ,gang I K , . a ,., M U: 2 5 , , . . N W: fag: , Y . - 7+ , A uv . 5 , ,, n i' P' ' f lk . . ,,,.. , ,r , V. ' '1 . f' - EL 53591 ,gf ' ia as , N N an , sf - x .SW 5 S if in ii. --i- M J S f . r:r.' ,A -E' 1 42 + ,, .. i' I -. tii ritrr ' si'y M A Jyiir M sssr he 'sr f 7' V ,.: -fmfzfk '1iM3f-nj, P' , . 'fl-lig' ' SM I V . M ,M M li M .Msr. lMM by M f C TSM Nwyrtghp A C, vr,, A C Claude Vincent Julayne Whetsel Mary Ann Wright 2, Annette Wilmore Compliments of Miar's Pure Oil - - W. K fx Q F 'av Q ...,,- 'N- '45 1 i X fl 159+ lb Rx L . A he vw f E if 2 is liz r , ,, ,aw ,hx N J. - - . ta ,- J ,S-at nf , .V ,, as Hn? fs 'V wilt W 'N - 'Adi , ,, .. ive J L X T 5. 1 J ' i 'lg-Fi' ,. A fi- . sw A . ' .Ig f 1 E , . . ---W 'f W -if X Q' if . Seventh Grade Glena Adams Leslie Bantz Charles Bennett Sherry Berrier Steven Besser William Bishop David Blanchard Michael Boyer Judy Brenner Robert Brenner Richard Buckner Jack Bullock 5 1,5 V' IK or no J C ' .A 1 rrr V TE 4 5 . - ' ' fi 1 '?fi',fF-gk W . f ., - '--' ' ' ',,-.r at 1 if ff- - - - 5 A' k N, , K - f , s f gs- . 1, ff h f2?v, ' 4 E -74- Mrs. Stock and Mrs. Hickman are the Seventh Grade Sponsors. Gayle Burgess Sharon Butcher Elizabeth Butler Leslie Chilcote Karen Coughlin Sydney Cronkite Judy Crouch James Davenport Thomas Davenport Michael Dayton Joyce Denney Lawrence Dull Hal Evens Marilyn Everhart Sharon Freed Dennis Pruitt Marcia Fulkerson Sarah Garringer Kathy Grogg Ivan Hamilton Nancy Hamilton Karl Hare Sue Harrison Merrill Hartman W. M. Houseman Deborah Johnson Betty Jones Maurice Jones Linda Jordon Linda Kaufman Larry Kelly Steven Knote Donn Knox Eddie Lewis David Littler Cynthia Luker Linda Martin Wanda McCowan Kay McFarland Judith Meier Donald Miller Robert Moyer Michael Mumbower Pat Mumbower Paul Norris Roger Page Ann Pryor Brenda Pryor Larry Sargent James Scribner Phyllis Smith Dana Stanton Phillip Stephenson Larry Stineman Jeweldine Swim June Teer Kathy Thomas Etta Mae Thornburg John Tomlinson Tony Trader Brenta Vincent Jerry Walker Eve Watson Farrell Wells Janice Wells Phillip Whetsel Diane Wilkes Terry Winks Scarlet Wright 5' af: L 3 - - 7 t ,yrv V 5 ,Y L ris W ,fa L L ' 'kkk X L L ' T + siit t L L g k,,7 i-L Ak 2 p -4 v K .t... i1'. be 5 :fa -Q L ,dawg , fa - 'A' ' C' i s i1-' if f 'lf f ' f gf' ' L Q - if P- - A L, H A L. L ' 34 i at f -s f ' Li EL' . Lis T 4 ' LiyL S if Q L Q:L,'- i.-- A 'W WE , ff L 1 ff f W ..L. L wa ' f L K.: 1 if , I., gnu B 1 fs .2 ,L a f Q T if 2 .' , Q D 4 in , L 'LLi'LL X A H L s,i.L LL ' yihi TLL' L ,,L. Q If - 1' :L L gi LLL Vg 31. T' 2 l 1 is it T I .... 5 A M L - . ' L we 1 :L+ Pa,L'i1 it L' P :AQ ' J L 1 ' ' - -' 'f-,- r- W 'W - Lua'-f '-H L fi S f aLg4jt iiw Lw 1 Sta' T L , r W if ,,,k A 'N I LL -K .San r Jil L Li LLL L i ' L L, T . - - L L. JS ,L,, ' t Q ii LL ' F, rs... L.LL L- V - iL.L L-L f '4 .L J' X kkrrrr sv i'l' K fir - Seventh Grade Compliments of Dr. J. M. Scribner -75- U M., Remember when the teachers Mrs. Weaver, Mr. Casterline, and Mrs. Stock, above, represent a small part of our faculty. This year marked our first experiment with a student teacher. Mr. Fuelling, a Ball State student, worked with us in the science and math departments. A few of our teachers, in their spare time, sponsored our classes and our clubs. Without them, we couldn't carry on our extracurricular activities. -75- m Faculty gave as those final exams. Superintendent 5 M-llllll K! ,la Charles Salisbury School Board Kedrick Brady, Secretaryg Clara Kress, Treasurer: Richard Dee, President: Charles Salisbury, Superintendent - 78 - Mr. Thomas, principal, and his office staff, keep track of all student records and activities around school. Our su- perintendent, Mr. Salisbury, and the school board hire new teachers, set school policy, and see that the school system functions efficiently. Principal Thomas Thom as Secretary to Mr. Salisbury Betty Dixon Mary C. ljverhart Secretary to Mr, Thomas -79- Faculty Mr, Fuelling, from Ball State Teacher's College has been doing his student teaching in advanced algebra and VKKM -80- Agnes Black B.S. Ball State Typing, Health Physical Education 31 ou. Fred Beeson B. S. Ball State Geography, History, Sociology Don Casterline B, S, Ball State Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing Lois Casterline B.A, Ball State Typing, Business Law, Salesmanship, English, Literature, Bookkeeping Mr. Thomas and the office aides unpac new books for the second semester. Faculty -r Jack Cross B. S., M. A. Ball State Coach, Driver's Training, Health, Physical Education ,,,L Richard Collins, ' ,Q . B. S. , M, A. Ball State Music, Band, Chorus Josephine Harshman B. A., Ball State English, Literature, History, Government Olga Hickman ll, A. liall State Literature, English -2.4.15-55f1sfi, 21 1' i2ll1z'gi'1 in - wg? rr vvvw' vu u V Q, ..Q. , pm v QJ tv ,V Mrs. Black cleverly decorates the typing roorn bulletin board. ' lllll lolz' Faculty Beula Hobson Phi Beta Ka X Library, History A vf ll B. A. . M. A. iIy, versity I Lois Keasby B, A, Indiana State Teachers College M. A, Ball State Latin, Literature, English Martha Kegerreis B. S. Purdue Home Economics Virgal Kesler B,A, Ball State Algebra, Physics GeometryA if Qi! rrigon0merf3UUlj llyLL X 1 , gf' OW i x Faculty e Mr. Cross has become a favorite of one and all during his first year at Dunkirk. fi' ' Vi! gals fx he 4 p r - N re u r f B, S. , A' . all State 'o , Science Fred Smith B,S, Ball State Arithmetic, Physical Education, Health Dorotha Stock B. S, Ball State Art Janie Weaver B, A, Indiana State T M,A. Ball State English, Literature, Bible, Speech eacher's College -83- Science Mr. Luker is engrossed in explaining the wonders of science to his junior high science class, English Mrs. Keasbey, aided by Margaret Faulkner, explains the phenomenon of dangling participles to the sophomore English class. Most of these students rn Mr Beeson s hlstory class take advantage of the study mme to prepare the next .l5' sn -.:- Et? ' . 11-QW ff if I new 1' 13 W ,rw X31 Mrs Harshman tells these attentrve government students about the fme pornts of the U S Government T ping Students in Mrs, Casterline's beginning typing class strive for accuracy and speed Mr. Smith teaches these junior high boys health and safety. - 86 - Mechanical Drawing T1 1' Mechanical drawing students of todayg architects of tomorrow. These students are under the direction of Mr, Casterline. Art Many of Mrs. Stock's art students have won awards for their excellent work. - - Plane Geometry ,ni Mr. Kesler explains to his geometry class how a square may be a rhombus. Student teacher Mr. Fuelling explains the mechanical advantage of an incline plane. - gg - 5 Cooks and Cafeteria Helpers Mrs. Fishback, dietitian, plans for over IOO students every day. She is ably assisted by Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Bantz. A few students also assist in the kitchen and are rewarded with free lunches. Custodians 'V Mr. Besser and Mr. Bonner keep our school warm and clean throughout the year. Mr. Besser is shown sweeping away coke cups and candy bar wrappers after a ballgame, and Mr. Bonner is pictured replac- ing a worn-out light bulb. Compliments of Gerbers' Central Dairy - 89 - Mrs, Casterline and Judy Voght proofread a page Judy Reed and Lou Orr type out captions during before it is sent in. a Silicon staff meeting. Dave Baldwin crops a picture while Barb Stine- man files completed pages in a mailing envelope. K Silicon Staff at Work In late July the basic plans for the Silicon were laid at Indiana University 'S Journalism Institute. The actual work began shortly after the start of the first school term. Staff positions were es- tablished, and within a few months all adver- tisement donations were collected. Certain changes in the Silicon made for a better year- book. Among these were the use of magazine paper and justified type. The staff worked hard throughout the year, com- pleting the Silicon during their spare time. Lori Watson and Bob lrelan have the tedious job of indexing everyone in the entire yearbook. Abbot, Carolyn - 9th 45, 47, 68 Abbott, William - 11th 60 Abston, Joyce - 12th 19, 23, 27,47, 52 Abston, Raymond - 9th 22,49,67, 68 Adams, Glena - 7th 74 Adkins, Jim - 8th 72 ADMINISTRATION 76,77 Anderson, John - 12th 52 Anderson, Joyce - 11th 6, 23,26, 60 Anderson, Ralph - 10th 22, 27, 31,64 Ashcraft, Janet - 12th 52 Austin, Donal - 12th 11, 21, 27 Austin, Donna - 9th 28, 45, 46, 52, 68 AWARDS 24, 37 Baker, David - 11th 22,27,31,44,60 Baker, Gary - 9th 16, 18, 68 Baker, Linda - 8th 47, 72 Baldwin, David - 12th 6, 21, 24, 25, 26, 2 Bales, Helen - 9th 23,46,47, 68 BAND 16, 17,18 Bantz, Edith 89 Bantz, Leslie - 7th 40, 74 Bantz, Tony - 9th 40,50, 68 BASEBALL 42,43 BASKETBALL 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41 Beeson, Fred 4, 22, 80, 85 Bennett, Charles - 7th 21, 40, 74 Bennett, Steven - 8th 16, 18, 40, 72 Bergdoll, Jim - 8th 72 Berrier, Sherry - 7th 74 Besser, Besser, Besser, Jeffrey - 9th 68 Milton 90 Steven - 7th 74 BIOLOGY CLUB 31 Bisel, Vicki - 81h 72 Bishop, Bishop, Bishop, Carolyn - 11th 16, 18, 19, 23, 60 Karen - 10th 23, 45, 46, 47, 64 William - 7th 74 Index 9, 30, 51, 52, 58, 90 Bird, Thomas - 8th 72 Bittner, Kathleen - 11th 6,22,26,28,45,46,60,66 Black, Agnes 4, 45, 46, 80 Blanchard, David - 7th 74 Blanchard, Donald - 11th 60 BLOTTER 27 Boggs, Judith - 9th 21,23,27,31,46,47,48 Bonner, Tom 89 Boyer, Michael - 7th 74 BOYS' STATE 25 Brady Kedrick 89 Brenner, Joan - 11th 46,60 Brenner, John - 11th 60 Brenner, Judy - 7th 45, 74 Brenner, Marilyn - 10th 19, 23, 64 Brenner , Robert - 7th 74 Brighton, Kay - 10th 46, 64 Brotherton, Susan - 8th 47, 71, 72 Bro nrn , Dorothy - 9th S8 Brumley, Jeffrey - 9th 31, 40,68 Brumley, Marilyn - 11th 23,45, 46,47, 60 Brumley, Wayne - 8th 72 Buckner, Richard - 7th 74 Bullock, Carol - 11th 23, 29, 46,47, 60 Bullock, Jack - 7th 40,74 Burgess, Gayle - 7th 16, 18,41,47, 64, Butcher, Sharon - 7th 74 Butler, Elizabeth - 7th 16, 18,74 CA-DETTES 46 Caldwell, Carol - 11th 23, 27,45,47, 60 Caldwell, Diana - 9th 68 Caldwell, Sharon - 10th 23,46, 64 Campbell, Kathy - 8th 23, 27,29, 31, 68 Carnes, Larry - 10th 64 Carnes, Shirley - 8th 47, 72 Casterline, David - 12th 11,12,21,22,26 29 32 36 37 42, 44, 50,52, 58 Casterline, Don 46,49,72,76,8O,86 Casterline, Lois 26, 61,80,86, 90 Casey, Connie - 11th 23,45,47,60 Cates, Harold - 8th 40,72 Chapman, Janice - 9th 68 Chapman, Jerry - 12th 52 Cheek, Terry 1o,11,22,24, 25,26,29, 32 36 37 42 52 Cheesman, Sondra - 9th 19,23,29,31,41 47 68 Cheesman, Wanda - 8th 19, 27, 47, 72 Chilicote, Leslie - 7th 16,18, 27,74 CHORUS 19 Clamme, John - 12th Clarnme, Robert - 9th 22,40, 50, 68 CLASS OFFICERS 50 Classrooms 84, 85, 86, 87, 88 Clay, Mickey - 11th 16,18,21,22,27,29 36 59 Coffman, Dwight - 8th 40, 72 Collins, Patricia - 8th 16,18,19, 72 Collins, Richard - 10th 16, 18, 19,22, 29,31 39 64 Collins, Richard 8 1 Corle, JoAnn - 9th 16, 18, 19, 23, 27, 29, 31 68 Coomer, Steven - 8th 16, 18,72 Coughlin, DeLane - 10th 23, 31,45,47,64 Coughlin, Karen - 7th 27,41,47, 74 Cox, Beatrice - 8th 72 Cox, James - 8th 72 Crain, Jay - 11th 16, 18,31, 60 Crain, Jim - 11th 16, 18, 31,60 Craw, Patricia - 12th 23,45,47,53 60 Cranfill, Larry - 11th 22,27, 44, Cronkhite, Sharon - 10th 23, 47, 64, 66 Cronkhite, Sydney - 7th 74 CROSS COUNTRY 44 Cross, Jack 36, 39, 44, 81, 83 Crouch, Jane - 8th 47,72 Crouch, Linda - 10th 23, 31, 39, 47,64 Crouch, Judy - 7th 47,74 Crouch, Phillip - 12th 22, 27, 44, 53 Crouch, Ronnie - 11th 39,44,60 Daily, Jack - 9th 31,68 Davenport, James - 7th 74 -91- Davenport, Tom - 'hh 74 Dayton, Mike - 7th 40, 74 DEBATE 30 Dee, Richard 78 Dee, Richard - 9th 22, 40,50, 68 Denney, Joyce - 7th 47, 74 Denney, William - 11th 44, 60 Depoy, Donnie - 10th 64 ,23, 27, 29, 31, 47, 64 Groves, Randy - 8th 40, 71, 72 Hamilton, David - 9th 69 Hamilton, Ivan - 7th 74 Hamilton, Marsha - 12th 53 Hamilton, Morris - 10th 64 Hamilton, Nancy - 7th 74 Hamilton, Ronald - 8th 40,72 Hamilton, Thomas - 10th 64 Hare, Karl- 7th 75 Dickson, Carol - 10th 16, 18, 21 Dickson, Georgette - 89 Dixon, Betty 79 Duffy, Linda - 11th 27, 29, 47, 61 Duffy, Lynn - 11th 36,60 Dull, Laurence - 7th 40, '74 Edwards, Larry - 10th 16, 18, 19, 21, 22, 39, 42, 44, 64 EIGHTH GRADE '72, 73 Engle, Steven - 8th 72 Evans, Joann - 9th 19, 23, 29, 31, 47, 68 Evans, Judith - 11th 23, 28,29,59, 60 Evans, Nancy - 8th 27, 47, 72 Evans, Hal - 7th 74 Everhart, Barbara - 9th 16, 18, 23, 27, 31, 45, 47, 68 Everhart, Marilyn - 8th 16,18,47, 74 Everhart, Mary C. 28, 79 FACULTY 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83 Fager, Grant Fager, Ralph - 12th 21, 22,53 Farrell, Judith - 10th 23, 45,47, 64 Faulkner, Margaret - 10th 23, 39, 47,64 Faulkner, Paul- 9th 16, 18, 22, 27, 31, 40, Faull, Karen - 8th 47, 72 Fishback, Garnet 89 Fisher, David - 11th 16,18,61 Fisher, Sherry - 12th Folkerth, Michael - 8th 21, 72 6 Harris, Betty - 9th 46, 69 Harrison, Sue - 7th 16, 18, 75 Harshman, Josephine - 14,27, 81, 85 Hartman, Carl- 11th 16,18,19, 29,61 Hartman, Merrill- 7th 75 Hartzell, Stephen - 10th 64 Hatcif, Jam - 11th 45,4661 Hayden, Dave - 9th 4O,42,69 Helm, Ardee - 11th 21, 24, 29, 30, 44,50, 61 Hess, Dwight - 10th 64 Hickman, Olga 74, 81 Hiles, Gary - 8th 72 Hitchens, David - 8th 40,72 I-ll-Y 22 Hobson, Beula 4, 24, 28, 82 Holloway, Gerry - 12th 53 HONOR SOCIETY 24 Horine, Pam - 11th 19, 23,61 Houseman, Marty - 7th 16,18,4O, 75 Houtz, Billy - 9th 69 I-Iultz, Martha - 11th 23, 45,46,47, 61 Frederick, Linda - 91511 16,1s,23,2'1,29,31,41,4f1,69 Freed, Judy - 11th 23, 27, 28, 29, 45, 61 Freed, Sharon - 7th 47, 74 FRESHMEN 67, 68, 69, 70 Fruitt, Dennis - 7th Fruitt, Ted - 12th 22,44,53, 74 Fulkerson, Marcia - 7th 16, 18, 74 G. A. A. 45 Garr, Jeff - 9th 22, 31,4O, 67, 69 Garringer, James - 9th 69 Garringer, Mose - 12th 11,53 Garringer, Sarah - 7th 74 Gaunt, David - 12th 6, 21, 24, 25, 26, 29,3 Gaunt, Jane - 9th 16, 18, 23, 27, 31, 45, 69 Gaunt, Marilee - 11th 46,61 Geesaman, Terry - 8th 16, 18,40, 72 Gilland, Tommy - 10th 39, 44, 50, 64, 65 GIRLS' STATE 25 Gray, Larry - 8th 72 0,53 Hyer, Steven - 8th 16, 18,72 Inman, Jack - 12th 16, 18, 19, 22, 36 37 Irelan, Robert - 12th 22, 26, 54, 90 Irelan, Ruby - 10th 45,47, 69 Jackson, Cheryll - 9th 23, 29, 31,46 James, Paul - 12th 11, 22,26,50,54 Jenkins, Bob - 12th 32 36, 37,42,54 Jenkins, Rita - 9th 69 Jetmore, David - 10th 16,18, 50,63 Jetmore, Sharon - 9th 23,41,47, 69 Johnson, Deborah - 7th 16, 18,47, 75 Johnson, Carolyn - 12th 11, 29,45, 47,54 Johnson, Pamela - 9th 23,45,47, 69 Johnson, Merrill - 12th 7, 22, 29, 54, 58 Jones, Betty - 7th 75 Jones Carolene - 8th 72 Jones, Judy - 9th 69 Jones, Larry - 12th 11, 22, 32, 44, 54 Jones Mary - 11th 47,61 Jones, Maurice - 7th 75 Jones, Ollie - 9th 46,47, 69 Jones Troy - 12th 7 Jordan, Linda - 7th 75 JUNIORS 59, 60, 61, 62 Grayson, Betty - 8th 47, 72 Grayson, Phyllis - 9th 16, 18, 19, 23, 27, 29, 31, 47, 67, 69 Green Green, Grogg, Grogg Benjamin - 10th 64 Charlotte - 9th 69 Francis - 8th 72 Kathy - 7th JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE 31 Kaufman, Linda - 7th 75 Kaufman, Robert - 10th 65 Keasbey, Lois 31, 72, 82, 84 Kegerreis, Jean - 12th 4, 11, 14, 19, 22, 24, 25, 26, 27,28 29, 30, 50, 54 Little r, Kegerreis, Martha 12, 22, 47, 82 Kelly, Kesler, Kiplinger, Gretchen - 10th 6, 23,46,47, 63, 65 . - , O Krplinger, Peter Sth 16,1S,4 Larry - 7th 75 Virgal 37, 64, S2, SS ,72 Knote, Steven - 7th 40,75 Knox, Donn - 7th 16,1S,40, 75 Kress, Clara 73 Kress, Paul - 10th 22, 27, 29, 31, 36, 65 Kreps, Mickey - 9th G9 Lafever, Murriel - Sth 72 Landefeld, Dianna - Sth 47,72 Landon, Kathleen - 9th 16, 13, 19, 23, 27, 29, 31, 47, 69 Landon, Patrick - 10th 16,1S,19, 21, 22, 29, 31, 39, 65 Lewis, LIBRAR Eddie - 7th 16,18,4O, 75 IANS 28 Littler, David - 7th 16, lS, 40, 75 J. Foss - Sth 40,72 Lloyd, Jama - 10th 23, 3l,45,47, 65 Lloyd, Janet- 9th 47, 69 Lovis, Frank - Sth 16, 1S,4O, 72 Ludwig, Jerrold - 12th Ludwig, Leslie - 12th 2,11, 14, 19, 22, 26, 27,54 Luker, Cynthia - 7th 16,1S, 75 Luker, Forrest - 4, 31, 37, 53, 33, S4 Luttman, Jayne - 12th 23,45,55 Luttman, Joe - 11th 22,44, 61 Maguire, Eileen - 11th 23, 27, 29, 31, 46, 47, 61 Maguire, Terrence - 10th 65 Manifold, Denyse - Sth 16,1S, 72 Myers, Don - 10th 22, 39,42, 44, 65, 66 Myers, Karen - 9th 70 McCombs, Sherian - 12th 23, 55 MCConibs, Michael - Sth 40,45, 72 McGowan, Jearleen - 9th McCowan, Wanda - 7th 75 McCune, Michael - 10th 19, 21, 22, McEwen, Carey - 12th McEwen, Daisy - 9th 16, 18, 70 McFarland, Kay - 7th 47, 75 McGraw, Evelyn - Sth 47,73 McMillan, Doreen - 10th 23, 45, 65 McVey, Benjamin - 7th Neher, Cindy - Sth 47, 73 Norris, Paul- 7th 75 Nuckols, Janet - 9th 23,47, 70 Nuckols, Karen - 10th 46,65 OFFICE AIDS 23 Orr, Andrea - 10th 23, 28, 29, 31, 39, 65 Orr, Danny - 12th 10, 29, 37,44,55 orr, Lou - 11th 23,26,2s,29,31,37,45,61,9o Overla, Elaine -Sth Overla, Josephine - 9th 70 Overla, Judy - 9th 70 Overla, Minnie - 9th 70 Overniyer, Jay - 12th 2, 10, 11, 21, 22, 26, 29, 32, 36, Overniyer, Jon - 9th 22, 36,44, 70 7th 75 - 11th 23, 24, 27, 31, 45,46, 61 - Sth 47,73 Page, Roger -' Patton, Sarah Peden, Nancy Manor, James - Sth 72 Martin, Jim - 9th 22, 27, 31, 40, 69 Martin, Linda - 7th 75 Martin, Torn - 10th 31,65 Matchett, Sarona - 10th 22,46,47,5 Maxwell, Cathie - 10th 23,45,65 Maxwell, Grace - Sth 72 0,65 Pendry, Larry - 10th 65 PEP CLUB 47 Phillips, Dixie - Sth 47,73 Phillips Dreina - 11th 6, 21, 23, 37, 61 Phillips John - Sth 73 Phillips, Linda - 12th 10, 11, 20, 23, 26, 27, 29, 37, 55 Pierson, Charles - Sth 73 PLAYS 1 0, 11 Meier, Judith - 7th 16,1S, 41,47, 75 Meier, Thurl - 10th 16,1S, 22, 29, 31, 65 Metz, Steve - Sth 16, 13, 73 Metz, Thom - 10th 65 Miars, Junior - Sth 16 ,1S,40, 73 Miller, Donald - 7th 40,75 Miller, Kenneth- 9th 70 Miller, Mildred - 10th 45, 65 Miskinis, Donald - Sth 73 Miskinis, John - 12th 11, 22,55 Mizner, Robert - Sth 40, 73 Moore, Brenda - 12th 23,55 Moore, Jean - 11th 23, 29, 31,46,47, 61 Moore, Michael - Sth 16,1S, 73 Moore, Phil - 11th 16, 18, 61 Moore, Terry - 10th 65 Moore, Tommy - Sth 16,1S, 73 MOVIE OPERATORS 21 Moyer, Robert - 7th 75 Moyer, Sarah - Sth 73 Murnbower, Michael - 7th 75 Mumhower, Pat - 7th 75 Munibower, Ray - 10th 65 Poe, Elsie - 9th 70 Porter, Jane - 9th 23,45,46,47,69, 70 Porter, Judith - 12th 11,23,26,27,2S,29,37,50,55 PROM 3,9 Pryor, Ann - 7th 75 Pryor, Brenda - 7th 75 Pryor, David - Sth 73 Pryor, Robert - Sth 40, 73 Pushnack, George - 11th 61 Ramsey, Charles - 11th 26, 34, 39, 44, 61 Ramsey, Rebecca 11th 27 23 29 45 4 ,61 27,29, s1,5o,e3,e5 37 ' ,H , ,7 Rawlings, non- 11th 19,22,24,26,29,31,39,42,50,61 Reasoner, Trudy - 9th 45,47, 70 Reasoner, Vicky - Sth 47,73 Reed, Judi - iirh 23,26,46,47,est,9o Reed, Richard, - 11th 39,42, 62 Rees, Mike - 12th 22, 37,42,55,5S Reichenbaugh, Larry - 10th 66 Rhodes, Nina - 10th 23, 27, 45,47, 66 Rhodes, Jack - 12th 11,'22, 29, 30, 56 Richardson, Connie P Sth 41,-17, 73 Rrtney, Roberta - 12111 10,11,22,27,29,47,56 Ritter, George - 9th 22,4O, 70 Ritter, Linda - 12th 1o,17,19,23,29,45,56 Robbins, John - 9th 21, 22, 31,40, '70 Robbins, Larry - 12th 44,56 Roderick, Terry - 8th 73 Rohfling, Jama - 11th 23, 45, 47, 62 Ross, Joellen - Sth 41, 73 Royal, Candy - 9th 23, 70 Salisbury, Charles 51,78 Sargent, Larry - 7th 75 Sargent, Robert - 9th 70 Saunders, Bob - 9th 70 Scheppele, Peggy - 9th 47, 70 Schlegel, Lois - 10th 66 Schlegel, Wilma - 8th 73 SCHOOL LIFE 6-, '7 Scott, Harry 11th 22,24,26,27,29,62 Scribner, James - 7th 75 SENTORS 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58 SEVENTH GRADE 74, 75 Shoemaker, Carol - 8th 47, 73 X shoulrs, Alice - 12th 4,1o,11,14,22,24,26,27,2a, 29,4'7,51,56 Shoults, Marilyn - iorh 17,19,23,27,29,31,47,65,66 SILICON STAFF 26,90 Singer, Sandra - 11th 6, 23, 29, 47, 62 Smith, Danny - 9th 31,40,50,62 Smith, Donna - 8th 73 Smith, Fred 36, 39, 40, 83, 86 Smith, Phyllis - 7th 75 Smith, Richard - 11th 29, 62 Smith, Jerry - 8th 73 Sommers, Davis - 12th 22, 44, 56 Sommers, Margaret - 9th 23,45, 70 SOPHOMORES 63, 64, 65, 66 Spade, Judy - 8th 73 Spahr, Pat - 11th 62 SPEECH ARTS 29 Speidel, Speidel, Joyce - 9th 23,45,47, 70 Thomas - 12th 56 Spencer, Almeda - 8th 73 Spencer, Gaynor - 11th 62 Stanton, Dana - 7th 75 Stanley, Doug - 12th 22,44,56 Stephenson, Margaret - 9th 70 Stephen son, Philip - 7th 75 Stock, Dorotha - 7, 74, 76, 83 Stineman, Barbara - 11th 23, 24, 26, 27, 60, 62, 66, 90 Stineman, Larry - 7th 40, 75 STUDENT COUNCIL 21 Swim, Jeweldine - 7th 75 Swim, Margie - 11th 6, 23,45, 46,62 Swim, Paulene - 8th 73 Taylor, Taylor, James - 10th 21, 27, 31, 39, 66 June - 11th 23, 2'7, 29, 46, 47, 62 Teer, June - 7th 75 THESPIAN 29 Thomas, Thomas, Kathryn - 7th 16,18,4'7,'75 Thomas, Jr, 21,28,42,4s,79 28,31,45,5 Thompson, Charles - 11th 62 Thompson, Gale - 10th 66 Thompson, Zelma - 8th 73 Thornburg, Etta - 7th 75 Todd, Lee - 11th 16, 18,62 Tomlinson, John - 7th 75 TRACK 44 Trader, Tony - 7th 75 Valentine, Donnie - 10th 66 Vanderbur, Marilyn - 9th 23,47, 70 Vickers, Geraldine - 12th 6,10,23,27,28,29 31 45 56 58 Vincent, Brenta - 7th 16,18,47, 75 Vincent, Claude - 8th 16,18,40, 73 Voght, John - 9th 22, 31,4O, 62, 70 Judith - 11th 26,28, 29, 31,46, 47, 90 Voght, Walks, Jerry - 7th 75 Warner, Norma - 11th 62 Warner, Sam - 9th 70 Watson, Eve - 7th 16,18, 21,47, 75 Lori -v 11th 22, 24, 26, 27,28,46,47,5O 62 90 Wayman, Jayne - 10th 23, 27, 29, 31, 46, 47, 64 66 Wayman, Sherry - 12th 16,18, 19, 22, 24, 25, 27 28 29 Watson, 30,57 Weaver, Janie - 29, 30, 76, 83 Weaver, Paul- 10th 66 Webster, Richard - 10th 66 Wells, Farrel - 7th 75 Wells, Janice - 7th 75 Whalin, Ward - 12th 4, 57, 58 Whetsel, Julayne - 8th 4, 21,47, 71, 73 Whetsel, Julie - 9th 76 Whetsel, Mary - 10th 66 Whetsel, Phillip - 7th 75 White, Wendell - 12th 7, 57 Whitesell, Gary - 12th 42, 57 Whitesell, Harold - 10th 34, 39, 42, 66 Wiley, Margaret - 9th 47, 70 Wilkes, Diana - 7th 47, 75 Williams, Leroy - 10th 42, 66 Wilmore, Annette - 8th 16,18,47, 73 Wilmore, Mike - 11th 16, 18, 21, 22, 62 Wilson, Tena - 111:11 23,27, 62 Winks, Terry - 7th 75 Wise, Delite - 12th 21,23,24,26, 28,4 Wright, Gale, - 12th 57 Wright, Mary - 8th 73 Wright, Scarlet - 7th 75 YELL LEADERS 37, 39,41 Y-TEENS 23 Younkin, Jim - 12th 32, 36, 37,42,57 Zimmerman, Linda - 9th 70 Zimmerman, Philip - 9th 70 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Elizabeth G. Tate, M. D. Herbert L. Shroyer, M, D, D. A. Stock, Dentist - First State Bank Donald Girod, M. D. James Scribner, Optometrist 94- 7, 48 A utographs rf , XJ ,1fL'f 7L' J Iyqgeod ga. gm 1 A M I k - I ,981 I gC'f,,C,ffJ-f K W 1 0 wwfomq JW fwgffiimf QQ iw QQ, Huff wgiw' Ei Mfiilii Jgffigfgifwf 0f- L 'i'N-- L, eau NGQMAW N . 4 Mfwiff 991 N j X 5 QP 7 Dx E 115' f Advertising Harrison Greenhouses Funeral Designs Potted Plants Cut Flowers Phone 2891 Dunkirk, Indiana -98- Ludwigis Foodtown 1X4 Mile South on Route 167 'Higher Quality - Lower Pricesu Dunkirk, Indiana onine M 'r e D W F 9 pzgiigis. neon 'www EM -99- nrqncf fume f am al mm T0 y MY FAMILY'S QVER-THE-YEARS v , ll Prudent parents prepare for college costs, by sav- ing systematically. Build up your fami1y's educa- donfundn-at First State Bank of Dunkirk Member F.D. I.C. -100- STEWART BRCS. wome .gurnidlzingdv Established 1893 in DUNKIRK ... , -1 . Congratulations 1 I f X And L' Best V Wishes t Q Z Rawlings Pharmacy oription Specialists Camera and Photo Suppl Phone 2461 I Compliments Armstrong Cork Company Dunkirk, Indiana 105 -- X, ..- , . . ' . :.:.- .pf 1 ,- ,, ., ' :Q N:.: ' -- 'x -- r l, Q' in f A A ,. Q M I l ef M 2 I ,ag- W. E. Gaunt, Jeweler Leon Etchison M otors, Inc. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH 5 VALIANT Sales and Service 145 E. Commerce Dunkirk, Indiana Phone 3811 IIIf 2 '-fi -.. f'2'e'f, A CQ l'ryIIVm X Dee's Hardware YOU ,'XI,1NfXYS IUO BIf-I 'IIIlI2 .-YI' IDITII'5 Ii fin V 1 s,4,Q5Q-- 1 Aff' .,Q..f'I 31113: wl ORIING GOOIDb IXHLI IOYS Q PI UMBINL1 SUI I I II-x QIIIN ILIC IRIQXL 20:15, MAIN bl IDLINKIIZK, INID PHONE - T 171 IO Xx Xx NSII ol II'XRII'ORDC IIY IND IIIONI O7 4 :ix X N- Central Indiana Gas Co. Now You're Cooking With Gas ,1 5 '63 N I N-Iii 9 5 Dunkirk Beesonis Lllmbgf Cvmpwly Service Station I nc. North Franklin Street Dunkirk, Indiana Phone 2851 -. 2-if 1:5-E- Television-Radio Sales H Service Motorola TV - Groceries Auto Service Tires Q Batteries Phone 2371 540 N. Main St. Dunkirk, Ind. gi Martin Funeral H orne 316 N. Main Phone 2151 Dunkirk, Indiana 4 .J D 9- 0 gb! Q rife wiki ' 1. 115, .f nik Sbqlziw' Karl E. Orr Real Estate Phon R.R Dunkirk, Auctioneer 6255 F2 Indiana 5- A.. ... .,.,., fffllvoun Manor Bros. Ford Sales 2071 Hampton Baking Company, Inc. Home of AUNT MOLLY'S Bread Redkey, Indiana If it's AUNT MOLLY'S it's the only baked goods made in Jay County Main St. Telephone DUNKIRK, INDIANA R iggins I no. HEASTERN INDIANA'S MOST MODERN MILK PLANT Call Collect Muncie At 8-4542 H Shoalts Studio Portraits Weddings A Commercial Wm Phone 7261 Portraits in Oil a Specialty 409 East Jay St. For Delivery Dunkirk, Indiana Jos. A. Goddard Co. Potato Chips ESTABLISHED :seo WHOLESALE GROCERIES 2700 North Broadway Muncie Indiana SEYFERT'S DISTRIBUTING COG 7 FROZEN FOODS Compliments FRESH PRODUCE Jones 215 T 225 S y MUNCIE INDIANA Dial 2021 Dunkirk Hart and Webster Standard Ozl Agency 272 East Washington Street INSURANCE AGENCY Dunkirk Phone 4041 INSURANCE 0 Distributor of all M 219 S Main Street 11.lA1' Standard Products Dunkirk Indiana REALLY S RVICE 2 INSURES M ancze M uszc Center Danners 5 85 10 Stare Open All Day Wednesday Also Friday and Saturday Nights BIG Muncie Indlana Your Convenience D- I u, , nuvs TBMASTERSVORE Dunkirk Indiana uteayf . . of 0 e mour St. M S - u . . Q xl Q J Wm. Cranfill Agent i S Phone 3551 'O - O Y . . A' D :z -107- Groves Food Market A W. Commerce St . I EET' li Ah' ELI ' qf K 4 Phone 2801 IQQQQXV V JN j, 23 I f H Q2 . 'X vWHNWQY fx!!! f 'I Compliments ff' I IW of IQ Keep- U-N eat Cleaners All Meat ' U. S. Government Inspected phone Dunkirk 2961 ' ' Dunkirk Standard I 2 3 Service Station 'P . A Dunklrk Barber En' Denny, Hiles, - f J . , We 1 I2 ' Sa Jordan is S14 X I Lloyd Anderson , D , I . X FLPELI-- DH f- South Main ' . .I 7 3 7' . 'f I Phone 3541 Scott Radio and Television Open ,Formul a Feeds Fertilizer - Seeds a Jay Co. Af' Wx. ,gi Farm Bureau Co-op 224 East North mn - I Phone 59-42 Dunkirk, Indiana Dunkirk phone 2401 Paul V. Faris Building Contractor Dunkirk Indiana Dailyls Store Trenton Phone 6599 Dunkirk a t J -HW- Compliments of Cliffs Body Shop N. Main St. Dunkirk, Indiana rd will CA Vogue Beauty Shop 9wQ South Main Street Phone 2351 Jane Uhr ick DRIVE- IN Dog NU Suds St. Road l67-South r Q. NWN ' f 3 a Dunkirk, Indiana w N Ph P071 1054 3 one o ' f 0 D HANDS AA 'I, .. 1 ,f 9..llI'l H inkle's Drive In Cleaners 120 W. Washington E?ZZ7mwnH Dunkirk, Indiana ! '0ff!fl fb Ig iswi'--A 'LI Phone 4631 lf - Johnson Hardware E. Commerce Street Dunkirk, Indiana I im-E gf! Phone 2091 ,Q 'f N9 'Ia QM, 1 X TT' W ' -1. ' 044.4 . - Compliments f Lee s Men s Shop 208 Main St Dunkirk Indiana Phone 2721 Res 5801 Friend Furniture Co. Custom Built Furniture Open 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Mon. thru Thurs. 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.N1. Fri. and Sat. Telephone 3189 Dunkirk 209 S. Main St. ff J el M Grill 3 and Sandwiches GOOD FOOD Q O fy I , - J ,Q C: Q f Q Dinner . QNJ . . 7 ' , E x -109- I relan s Restaurant John L Gtlkey I, Maln and Washlnbton Trenching D1HHGFS Lunches , . Short Orders Phone 2232 Hartford Clty Phone 2391 Phone 6937 Dunkirk P it f f- S7 0 . -sg Q , ,U I Boosters JUDY'S DRIVE-IN DYER'S WEST END MARKET MILDRED'S ALTERATIONS DUNKIRK SELF-SERVICE LAUNDERETTE JONES SHELL SERVICE CINDERELLA SHOP RIDENOUR TEXACO MARTHA'S BEAUTY SHOP WESTERN AUTO STORE SERVICE FINANCE LOAN SHOEMAKER APPLIANCES DUNKIRK FEED AND GRAIN BOSTON STORE UNION STATE BANK, REDKEY FAULKNER'S GROCERY DEVLIN'S DRUGS, REDKEY DICK LUZADDER--BOOSTER MCCORDS, REDKEY STG JOHN'S DAIRY DREAM ALBANY 7 The Advertising Editor, Jean Ann Kegerreis and the Staff of the 1960 Silicon wish ro thank the merchants and businessmen of Dunkirk and the surrounding communities for helping to make this book possible by their support, Photographers THE SHOULTS STUDIO REED STUDIO Student Photographers DAVID BALDWIN...HARRY SCOTT Drawings by WENDELL WHITE...JOYCE ANDERSON ' -110- ,X A V1,3 , . A VVJ1, 1 1 Duck 5 , QQJS? W YJQW Sf M mg jj jpwv M WW fxfifj fig w X Q2 N? W N 15? 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