Eagle Township High School - Aerie Yearbook (Zionsville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1960 volume:

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Underclassmen Advertisements Page Page Page Page Page Page Page FIFTY A D FQRWARD W :1 if ,-as Class of 1911 F1rst Row Left to R1ght T H Stonec1pher Superxntendent Frank Ferguson Ol1s Harvey Ethel Wolfe McMahon Cyr1lSm1th Elsxe H111 Smock Omer DeNoon Ethel Klmgen sm1th Gardner Kexth Mllls Prlde Russell Crose Otha Huffman Guy Shaw Second Row Della Harx ey Perkms Ethel Delong Moore Grate Knox Imo Brendel Dunn TYGSSIE Schoonox er Helen Carter Brock Sybll Bogart Assmstant FredC Meyer Prmcxpal The year 1910 saw Z1onsv1lle H1gh School grow to become Eagle Townsh1p Hxgh The followmg spr1ng, the class of 1911 donned cap and gown to become the f1rst class to be grad uated from Eagle Townsh1p H1gh School Smce then the footsteps of many more successful semor classes have echoed down the halls of Z H S and dtsappeared Each successwe class has done 1ts best to carry on the grand old trad1t1ons of our school, and some hate even estabhshed new ones The greatly 1mproved school that we know and love so well today has been made poss1ble only through the helpmg hands extended down through the years We, the semors of 1960 the f1ft1eth class to be graduated from Eagle Townsh1p H1gh School dechcate th1s, our annual, to that ptoneer class of 1911 ' I IT, '. 'yy - f . . D- . .V ,,, ,, f 4.9 I f...a,?3- N. - g .' ' - - V . 7 A s i gg A 1' - r ,sb 7 .. 5 fx ' . ,xan, ' 0 1 4 if '. -'le ' -v- ,nt 'QC . Q. NK f Q . L J s . Y - V f , . . ,nav ui in ' 1 ' ' ' t Q y r 1 Q ! 1 ' 1 r 1 1 ' I v ' Wx ' V V 7 , 3 Y Y a 9 ' ' v ' . . . . . . . . V . I ay in Y' I 4 7 1 ve x A ' S: if v, ' ' 'v Together 1n Zionsville Schools September 1948 to May, 1960. 'Y '1 Q, .- 1'x 9:7 F W, , 'aff' W , .... , Q W- f., , .,.l+,f6, ,J 1 ,,., 'ff cifffii, .4 , V. ,, 5.1 H .A . :.,b.U, -1?-Lf 5 fa? -2:14 - va ,V ,L , V, -.n ' 1 Q... ' 1 ,fl - A . ya, ff tis 5 1' Q-, ?fn'.'17 rails, STRATIGN .ian . -'Ayn :,: - .' 1 'll n 4 . I, ' u Vi -x I ' u fr I f' F' QN A. , ffl- lam , 4--' L Hkvfc.. 3 f f A Q x . - ,1s KAW? nf ,,,,,,,.av' O11ver Warner Prlnclpal The admlmstrators of Eagle Town sh1p Hlgh School are always at work at the d1ff1cult task of keepmg classes and actxvxtxes runnmg smoothly Our understandmg prmcxpal, Mr Ohver Warner and our capable asslstant prmclpal Mr Walter Harmon, are aSSlSl9d ln thexr executxve dut1es by fr1end1y Mrs John Reck who serves as s e c r eta ry treasurer of Eagle Townsh1p Schools These three are nevertoo busy to g1ve needed counsel or deserved pra1se to the many who pass through the offxce doors I add1t1on,the students of Eagle Town shxp Hxgh School are very fortunate to have as thexr teachers and guldes a hlghly quallfled and dedlcated faculty ADMINISTRATIO Mr Walter Harmon Assmstant Prmcxpal Mrs John Reck Secretary Treasurer In 'xg V. -.Q 1, l li Seated LefttoR1ght Mr RoyDu11n Mr George Smlth, Trustee Mr Homer F1X Standmg Mr Ed Hypes TRUSTEE A SCHOOL BOARD Although they work quletly behxnd the scenes, Trustee George Smlth and the members of h1s board have a great deal to do w1th growth of the educauonal f3C11lt1ES of Eagle Townshlp Schools Both faculty and students are grateful to them for the1r servxce to the school and to the commun1ty OFFICE STAFF To del1ver messages andto serve as g1rl fr1days for the admlmstrators are the dutles of the 0ff1CE g1r1s, who spend a perlod each day 1n the offxce F1I'StROW Left to R1ght M Schenck J Everett D Mens1k K. Morr Second Row Mr Warner C Gettle R, Dawson V Beck J EANNINE BORN Spamsh Commerce VIRGIL E DOME Mathematlcs MARY FRANCES HARDING Commerce 4, MARGARET FRAYMAN Physlcal Educatlon WALTER H HARMON Socxal Studleq Asslstant Prmclpal ORVAL BRANDENBURG Industr1a1 Art BILLJ FUNKHOUSER we W WW! PAUL E HART Vocatlonal Agriculture Haj We L aw' wfwf lwaum RUBY COSS Muslc Art JOSEPH A HABOUSH Band Musxc I I , A Y E I E .T , Science, Healthy ff 51 ' L fi fa m I U . O1 cv .AE A ' . gf-, , We T' 11 f f Q H' C . 1 1- , ' 4 J f 1, JOHN JOHNSON H1story FACULTY MARY LOCKWOOD Engllsk Guxdance GARY MOORE Chemxstry Phys1cs, ALFRED ROSENSTIHL Soc1al Stud1es Ath1et1c Dxrector Phys1ca1 Educat1on Ar1thmet1c x ix DOROTHY L ROBY Latm Engllsh WILLIAM STACY Engllsh Hlstory JIM ROSENSTIHL Drlvers Traxmng Ar1thmet1c Coach BETTY SWEENEY Home Economics CATHERINE ROSS Muslc Art MARGENE SCHUCK Engllsh Geography 2 .MQMQQSQ A ' FN ky :il if 'ff , rf f Fr. ' y 3 fl K, ,lx 33 'li SENICJRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LefttoR1ght EvaJane Everett student council Bill Pyle student council Martha Smith v1ce presx dent Dick Essex president Mary Christian secretary Bill Aldous treasurer SENIORS It s great to be a senior' Our days of drudgery as lowly underclassmen faded into the dimpast as we were caught up in the exciting whirl of senior life The members of our class headed organizations, published the EAGLE REVIEW and the AERIE sponsored dances and added to our funds for the senior trip Not until that elusive graduation day was suddenly upon us, did we realize that all these The hands of our officers Dick Essex, president, Martha Smith vice president Mary Christian, secretary B111 Aldous, treasurer Eva Jane Everett and B111 Pyle student coun cil together with those of our sponsors Miss Margene Schuck, Mr Virgil Dome, and Mr Bill Funkhouser have led us through this highly successful year It has been a year of Joys and sorrows, triumphs and disappointments and days when we would have been better off had we stayed in bed but as we look back on the Junior Prom the senior trip Baccalaureate and Commencement it is only the good times we remember Now as the curtain closes on the fourth and final act of our high school careers we can truthfully say that we are leaving with a thousand memories and not a single regret 1 4 , : , . Q . ,D . Q . , . - .- 9 1 Q 9 3 I ' , . . . . . , y activities would soon be only memories. U . - . . , . , . - . S Q 9 ' . , . , y v 1 I ' 7 91 ff CAROL SUE AKARD Carol Sunshine Society l,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, State Corre- sponding Secretary 3, Presi- dent 45 Honor Society 3,4, Vice- President 45 F.H.A. 1,2, Secre- tary 1, Treasurer 25 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Officer, Secretary 25 Chorus 1,2,35 Library Staff 45 Latin Club 2,3,4, Secretary 25 Girls' 4-H 1,2,3, Secretary 1, Reporter 2, Secretary 35 Eagle Review 45 Aerie Staff 2,35 School Correspondent for Zionsville Times 4. WILLIAM ARTHUR ALDoUs Bill Class Treasurer 1,2,3,45 Aerie Staff 45 Library Staff 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4, Treasurer 45 Cross Country l,2,35 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Eagle Review 4. MARTHA ANN BAKER Martha Latin Club 2,3,45 Eagle Review 45 Band l,2,3,45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 Eaglettes l,2,3,45 Office Staff 25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Secretary 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' 4-H l,2, Treasurer 15 Aerie Staff 4, Business Editorg Honor Society 3,4, Project Chairman 45 Sunshine Society l,2,3,4, Vice-President 3, RecordingSecretary45 Cheer- leader l,3,45 Majorette 3,45 B1ock's Fashion Board, 4. HENRY M. BEARD, JR. Henry Patrol 1,2,3, Captain 35 Latin Club 2,3,45 Eagle Review 4. CHARLOTTE SUE BECK Susie Booster Block l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, President 35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Presi- dent 45 Aerie Staff 45 Sunshine Society l,2,3,4, VICKI ELAINE BECK Vickie Eagle Review35 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 Eaglettes 3,45 Office Staff 2,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Library Staff 2,35 Girls' 4-H 1,25 Sunshine So- ciety 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 25 Aerie Staff 4. MARSHA JANE BROWN Brownie Band 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35 School Reporter 45 Booster Block l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' 4-H 1,25 Sunshine So- ciety l,2,3,4, Historian, l,2,3, 45 Pep kind 15 Eagle Review 4. 1 ,Q NANCY SUE CHAPMAN Tiny Band 4, Secretaryg Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 2,45 Eaglettes 3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Points Chairman 2, President 45 Chorus 1,'2,3,45 F.B.I...A. 2, 3,45 Aerie Staff 45 Library Staff 35 Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,45 Eagle Review 4. MARY GAYLE CHRISTIAN Mary Class Offic e r , Secretary 45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A., Secretary 253, Treasurer 45 Office StaIf35 G.A.A. 15 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Aerie Staff 3,4, Pictor- ial Editor 45 Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 Library Staff 41 Sunshine Society l,2,3,4. Corresponding S e c r e t a r y 3, State President 45 Eagle Re- view 4. DARRYL ANN COAPSTICK Torchy Latin Club 2,3,45 Sunshine So- ciety l,2,3,45 Foreign Corre- spondence 2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Eagle Review 3,45 Aerie Staff 45 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Booster Block 3,4. BEVERLY ANN CONRAD Bev Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Eaglettes 3,4, Head Eaglette 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Chorus l,2,3,4g F.B.L.A. 3,45 Sunshine Society 2,3,45 Office Staff 3. JERRY JOE DAVIDSON Stubby Hi-Y 354, President 45 Patrol Boy l,2. RUTH ELLEN DAWSON Dawdy Eagle Review 45 Band 3,45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 Eagl- ettes 3,45Ot'fice Staff 3,45 G.A. A. l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,45 F.B. L.A. 2,3,45 Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4. JAMES THOMAS DULIN ..Jim.. Eagle Review 45 Band 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 35 Boys' 4-H 1,2,3,4, President 45 Library Staff 15 Dance Band 25 Hi-Y 3,45 Cross Country 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4. 4 5 JEWEL M ECHELBARGER Jewel Latin Club 2,3,45 Eagle Review 45 Band l,2,3,45 Treasurer 45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Aerie Staff 3,45 Honor Society 3,4, Project Chairman 45 Sunshine Society l,2,3,4, Council 3,45 Dance Band l,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2,3,4. RICHARD LEE ESSEX Shoe-Shine Student Council 4, Presidentg Eagle Review 45 Class Officer, President 45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Library Staff 45 I-Ii-Y 3,45 Boys' State, Assessor 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,z,3,45 School Reporter 4. EVA JANE EVERETT Shorty Student Council 4, Treasurer5 Latin Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 25 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 Office Staff 4: G.A.A. 15 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 F.B.L.A. 2,3,45 Aerie Staff 45 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4. SAMUEL LOUIS FARB Sambo Latin Club2,3,45 Eagle Review 45 Projectionist 15 Library 15 Hi-Y 3,45 Basketball Manager 1,2,3,45 Baseball Manager 2,3, 4. SANDRA FAYE FARB Fudge Eagle Review 45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 F.B.L.A. 3, 45 Library Staff 3,45 Sunshine Society 3,45 Cafeteria 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM DAVID FOSTER Billy David Band 15 F.F.A. 2,3, President 45 Boys' 4-H 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 45 Patrol Boy 1,25 Crop Judging l,2,3,45 Eagle Review 4. RONALDGENE FUNKHOUSER ,.Ron,. Baseball2,3,45 Basketball 2,3, 45 Library Staff 45 Aerie Staff 45 Hi-Y 3,45 Student Council 35 Class Officer, President 35 Eagle Review 4. 'NY' ,IMP ,M ' n 1 X fa., X 'fi---M in -44 BETTY IRENE GANN Bet Booster Block 2,3,4Q F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Office Staff 3g Chorus 1,2,3,43 F.B.L.A. 2,3,43 Sun- shine Society 2,3,4. JERALD GLENN GRAHAM Jerry Student Council 13 Eagle Re- view 43 Class Officer, Presi- dent 1, Vice-President 33 Pro- jectionist 13 Chorus 1,32 Li- brary Staff 23 I-li-Y, Vice- President 4g Baseball 1, Cross Country 33 Basketball 1. JACKIE JEAN HARKINS Jackie Class Office r , Secretary 33 Booster Block 1,23 F.H.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 3,43 Eagl- ettes 23 Office Staff 33 Chorus 1,2,33 F.B.L.A. 2,3, Secretary 43 Library Staff 23 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4Q Cheerleader 3. FRANCES ELLEN HEINZE Francie Latin Club 2,3,4. Vice-Presi- dent 23 Eagle Review 43 Band 2.3.41 Booster Block 1.2.3.43 Aerie Staff 3.4. Executive Council 3: Assistant Pictorial Editor 3. Editorial Editor 43 Honor Society 3,41 Library Staff 4: Sunshine Society 1,2,3, 41Eaglettes 43 G.A.A. 1,23 Chorus l,2,3,4. NANCY ADAMS JOHNSTON Nancy Latin Club 2,3,4: Eagle Review 4: Booster Block l.2.3.4: F.H. A.l.2,3.4: Chorus 1.2: Library Staff 4: Aerie Staff 4: Sunshine Society l.2,3,4. BONNIE LOUISE JONES Bonnie Booster Block 1,2,3,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Honor Chapter? Chorus 1,2,3,43 Library Staff 23 Sun- shine Society 2,3,4. RICHARD MORRIS KENDALL Dick F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 43 Boys' 4-H l,2,3,4, Treasurer 1, President 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. T' ROY EUGENE KING, JR. HROY., Band 1,2,3, Vice-President 45 Projectionist 2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4g Cross Country 3,45 Bas- ketball 1,2g Eagle Review 4. MARGARET ANNE KOUNS ..Anne,. Transfer 4. STANLEY LUTTRE LL Stan MICHAE L BRINTON MCCLAIN Mike Projectionist 1,2. BENJAMIN LEE MCCLELLAN Bennie Eagle Review 4g Band 1,2, Manager 3, President 45 Chor- us 1,2,3gAerie Staff 4, Editor- in-Chieig Library Staff 35 Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Cross Country Manager 2,3,4g Bas- ketball 9, Manager 10g Student Council 2. DAVID CHARLES MCGRAW ..Dave., Latin Club 2,3,4g Eagle Re- view 4gAerie Staff 4, Business Manager. ROBERT A. MCKNIGHT, JR. Bob Latin Club 2,3,4, President 25 Eagle Review, Editor-in-Chief 49 Band 2,3,4g Manager 45 Pro- jectionist 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Aerie Staff 3g Honor So- ciety 3,4, President 4g Dance Band 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 3,4g Pep Band l,2,3,4g Boys' State 3, Circuit Court Judgeg Boys' 4Al-I 2,3. -4 Q f I f 0 - Q24 --is il 3' STANLEY PHILLIP McLI-JAN Scratch Boys' 4-H 2,35 F.F.A. 4. MARY FAITH MERICLE VYFaiLhlI Band 2,3545 Booster Block 2,3, 45 F.H.A. 2,3, Treasurer 35 Chorus 2,35 Honor Society 3,4, Chaplain 45 Library Staff 45 Sunshine Society 2,3,45 Eagle Review 4. DONALD F. MODRALL umm.. Latin Club 2,3,45 Eagle Re- view 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,4, Executive Council 35 Aerie Staff 45 Dance Band 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 3. KAREN JANE MORR Pixie Eagle Review 3,45Booster Block 3,45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, As- sistant Treasurer 25 Eaglettes 35 Office Staff 3,45 Chorus 2,3, 45 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Girls' 4-H 2, 35 Aerie Staff 45 Sunshine So- ciety 2,3,4, Assistant Secre- tary 2. PAUL RONALD MUSTON Mutt Hi-Y 45 Patrol Boy 15 Cross Country 25 Baseball 15 Basket- ball 1. JANET SUE NEESE nshe.. Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Par1iamentarian2,3,45 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,45 Eagle Review 4. JACK EARL NORTON Mouse Eagle Review 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3, 45 Treasurer 45 Boys' 4-H, Recreation Leader 2,3,45 Li- brary Staff 45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 25 Crop Judging 1,2,3,4g Livestock Judging 1,2, 3,4. in SANDRA SUE OTTINGER Dimples Eagle Review 45 Booster Block 2,3,4g Office Staff 29 G.A.A. 1, Zg Chorus 1,2,3g F.B.L.A. 2,3, 49 Aerie Staff 45 Sunshine So- ciety 1,2,3,4g Girls' State 3, Tax Collector. WILLIAM G. PATON Fats Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 4g Dance Band 1,25 Projectionist 1,2,3,4g Patrol Boy 1,25 Chorus 1,23 Eagle Review 4. SHIRLEY ANN PAUL SHIRLEY ANN PENROSE Shirley Booster Block 45 F.l-LA. 1. JUDITH LYNN PITTS Judy Eagle Review 45 Booster Block 1,2,3,4g F.I-l.A. 1,2,3g Chorus 1,3,4g Aerie Staff 45 Library Staff 49 Sunshine Society 43 Latin Club 2,3,4. WILLIAM EDWARD PYLE Little Willie Student Council 45 Eagle Re- view 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3,4g Dance Band 1,2g Hi-Y 1,25 Pep Band 1,25 Cross Country 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM CLARK RADER uponymn.. ..Bm., Booster Block 1,2,3,4: Eagle Projectionist ig Library staff Review 4. l,2gBaseball1g Cross Country 2,3g Chorus 1,2,3g Hi-Y 3. -if A-ix sl' 1. il is GEORGE LOUIS REIMLINGER George Latin Club2 3,4 Eagle Review 4 Band 123 4 Drum Major 4 F F A 1 Projectionist I 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 H I Vice President 1 Aerie Sta.fi4 Honor Society 3 4 Dance Band 3 4' Pep Band 12 Director 3' Baseball 1 2 3 4' Basketball 1 2' Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM HENRY ROARK Bill Baseball 13 Chorus 1. JAMES LEE ROBBINS Shorty ALICE GERTRUDE ROSS Gert Latin Club 2,3,43 Eagle Review 43 Band l,2,3: Booster Block 1,2,3,43 Eaglettes 2,31 G.A.A. 1: Chorus 1,2,3,4: F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Aerie Staff 4, Copy Editor 43 Honor Society 3,41 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,43 Majorette 2,3. DAVID LOUIS ROUSH Santa Claus I 2 F F JOSEPH T. SAMPLE Joe Eagle Review 43 Band 1,2,3,4Q Projectionist 1,2,3,43 Chorus 1,2,3,43 4-H 1,2,3,4, Reporter 13 Aerie Staff 3,43 Dance Band 1,2,3,43 Hi-Y 3,43 Pep Band 1,2,3,43 F. F.A. 43 Executive Council 3. MARY LOU SCHENCK HMMY.. Latin Club 2,3,43 Eagle Review, Editor 43 Booster Block 1,2,3, 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Presi- dent 2, Parliamentarian 3, Secretary 43 Office Staff 3,43 Aerie Staff 43 Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4g Sunshine So- ciety 1,2,3,43 Chorus 2. lil . bf -er-1' E P9 DONNA JEAN SHIRLEY D, J. Student Council 25 Eagle Re- view 45 Booster Block l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 Eaglettes 35 F.B. L.A. 3,4, Treasurer 35 Library Staff 3,45 Sunshine Society 1,2, 3,45 Block's Fashion Board 35 Cafeteria 1,2,3. MARTHA ANN SMITH Smittie Student Council 15 Latin Club 2,3,45 Eagle Review 45 Class Offi c e r , Vice-President 2,45 Bandl,2,3,45 Booster Block 1, 2,3,45Eaglettes1,2,3,45G.A.A. 1,2,35 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Girls' 4-H 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 1,2, President 3,45 Student Council 15 Honor Society 3,45 Sinshine Society 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 25 Cheerleader 1,35 Majorette 1,2,3, Head Major- ette 45 Girls' State 3. MARY ALICE SMITH ,.MaJ.y,, 4-H 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Booster Block l,2,3,45 Eagle Review 45 Eaglettes 2,3,45 G. A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Executive Council 35 Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,45Majorette 35 F.B.L.A. 2, 3,4, Vice-President 4. RICHARD ALLEN STASER Frog Chorus 1,2,35 Hi-Y 35 Cross gountry l,2,35 Basketball 1,2, PHYLLIS JEAN STRATTON Phyllis Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Corresponding Secre- tary 2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.B. L.A. 2,3,45 Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,45 G.A.A. 45 Eagle Review 4. JOHN ALLEN TEMPLIN Jumpin' John R, Eagle Review 45 Band l,2,3,4 Chorus 1,25 Dance Band 3,4 ketball 1. JUDY ELAINE THOMPSON Jude Eagle Review 45 Booster Block 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Office Staif25 Chorus 1,2,3,45 F.B.L. A. 2,3,45 Library 25 Sunshine Society l,2,3,4. 1 1 Pep Ba.nd3,45 Baseball 15 Bas- 1 'D 'ffwl .1 if if Sli CLASS COLORS Red and Gray WILLIAM KEITH WIGGAM nwiggien Eagle Review 3,4g Chorus 1g Library Staif 15 Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Projection- ist 45 Band 1,2,3,4. MARCIA ANN WOOD llmarshll G.A.A.1g F.H.A. 1,23 Sunshine Society 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,2,3, 43 Cheerleader 1,2,3,4g Boost- er Block lg Latin Club 2,3,4g Voted Best Leader 33 Aerie Staff 5,45 Student Council 3, Treasurer 3, Eagle Review 45 Library 43 Class Officer, Secretary 1. DAVID YATES Dave F.F.A. 3. JERRY PRESTON ZINK Daniel , Student Council 2,3g Class Officer, Vice-President 1, President 2g Chorus 3g Base- ball l,2g Basketball 1,29 I-Ii-Y 3,4. WE LL ALWAYS REMEMBER fgx, 2 CLASS FLOWER Red ROSe '- .-Qx ri e . N r M -, N l l ', ' ' Liv A' I' ug 4 V ff N . ' T ALM MATER Where the eagles once did nest, Now stands the school we love the best. Ever shall our voices raise In this our song of grateful praise. To Zionsville High we gladly singg Our thoughts of her bright memories bring. She taught us ways of life and truth, And gave us joy in days of youth. .n v 4 f 2 l . 4 'Q r . ' .V , 0 . I 1 ' 1 , 0 . - gm. J, fi veil with X61 .Q FXEATURES 6-so 15543-yf AERIE KIYCJ AYD QUIJQY Q6 BASKETBALL QUEE Miss Judy Pierce was chosen as the 1960 basketball queen in the annual contest sponsored by the Sunshine Society. Most of the proceeds from this competition are contributed to the Riley Hospital Fund. -uf WW' Judy Pierce, escorted by John Tribby, received her crown from Tom Coggins, a member of the team. The Queen with members of her court and their escorts--left to right: Susie Esterline, Larry Smith, Julia Johnson, George Schuetz, Tom Coggins, Judy Pierce, John Tribby, Joyce Heath, ring bearerg Sally Traielet, Bill Atkinson, Marcia Wood, Bill Aldous. Diff! 0 x ,fu fini Klng, and Queen of Hearts b lhur The Klllg and Queen of Hearts surrounded court left to r1ght Wayne Paxu Mary V1les 'Vhlu Weber Jene Rhoades Nancy Chapman and Ronnu 'Vluston T OUR DANCES The 1960 school war was h1gh hghted by after game sock hops club sponsored sem1 formals and the b1g xmportant formal dances such as the Prom 4 ' E 8, R x f- ' ' .4 V . 1 4: 1 Q 0 Q ' C je 9 - 4- N . . vi . 'Q K 1' Q 7 A x Bill Atkinson and Julia Johnson, sophomores, reign as I I E I B Q , , , . . , y , - Z ' : vuv-y v ',f,A'fl V 9 ! Y I A . A , , - 4- , Y ' l U' 9 s Ronald is in trouble, but doesn't seem to mind. Fave rsham, WAKE UP! L 1 ? 5 X, 'THE SE 1011 PLAY Now, there's a lively bunch. Mrs. Ratchet and Mr. Tok fight over The Bucket . The senior play, No More Homework , was a rollicking comedy which drew large crowds, thus giving the seniors a chance to display their suppressed acting abilities. 'TE' 'K- I 1 -, CHRISTMAS PAGEANT A highlight of the season at Z. H. S. was the annual Christmas Pageant. Narration, dialogue, costuming, staging, lighting, and---above all--- the singing of the chorus joined to tell the beloved story of the birth of the Christ Child. The many members of cast and crew worked diligently to bring to their schoolmates a memorable portray- al of the real meaning of Christmas. 7A X x 1 I 1 PROM The sen1ors of 1960 are so proud of the1r Jumor prom that they have declared lt to be one of the most xmportant occas1ons of the1r hlgh school careers The result of all the work and planmng was so beauuful and effectlve 1n every deta1l that that mght ln Shangm La wxll never be forgottenl The pagodas, Buddha, and colorful flowers tw1n1ng around a l1ttle Japanese budge made the atmosphere even more enchantmg, wh1le the floor show gave the guests an 1dea of how people lue 1n the Orrent The ferocrous dragon, mar1onettes sword dance Confuc1us prophec1es, Japanese Sandman, and mystenous Bah Ha1 were all ways of saymg, Gettmg to Know You Durmg that unforgettably wonderful mght everyone present d1scovered the meamng of a true Shangr1 La' Q0 ,od S.. ,f 'i x 1 ew-rg Lvl? X X- 1 , f f 4 ' f a Q ' t T-f' . vt x45 .1 ,' ' - if V x ' , T, .i fb f V 5 'iff' . . . ' t 2 d ' 1 . n f n YF? -6 . . . .- . 4, ' ' I ,v . 7 . . i . gf, ' - ' v 1, ,L ' vv , vv , - . W 8' -'. P YY - 'H ' vv - it Vg l 'IN .vv ' .L Y . , 'Tix ' . f- 1 T vo X, 1. 4 - 'Z 5 ix ,1 . 'K' 5 f 1 A, NE 4' 4 Vg., . 5 ., K' 'K Q -f - , N , . I ,,, T ' t ' - . ' A ' L I P .' X A B 1 W A, .Q V: Q 4, LZ! Y .fiwrr v, I hclk 1 V A Don't just stand there--do something! ! 4-x ' 0 6. What's the matter. Ron? Hey look! It works! I SX I 0 R Q I Dig those gorgeous knees. Workin' hard, kids? T I I E PRCDM Keep talking, Joe. Too pooped to pop. The long and the short of it Co-operation is the key to success. I'm a good boy, Mom. O U R B LJ X f-ugh. A N A 9 'I 1 U E Qs' 'J n,2'IwQN T if '- A k . I Ishikari Water Buffalo Special CFishJ 12' Fujiyama and Laua Golden Sunset Fuji and Mulberry Leaves Diakon Kurshia l - XL? U Fan Tans--Fish Oil--Ming Tea x gli 1 Q- Cherry Blossom l'3 ? M - T Moonlight W l 1 ,,,, ,ui ' l K QAW A 4 -J' I A 11-5 , , 'Gai' 35 K w X xl Qqrv K V .V ,k.?' If Lffrki L 5 u xx be IL'-Xie V 3 .4 fs., 15 2 fe 1 '11 , Shangri-La Peggy Phillippi and David Eck are crowned Queen and King of the 1959 Junior Prom. I Je? 1 Q 1 x A wonderful climax to a fun-filled evening. I ,Q- 6' I2 nu fl .f ,,.- P'?7 '7 Wm., 8 X 067 A U Y X 1 W L. B .X i : MOST ATHLETIC Martha Baker and Ronme Funkhouser combme thelr athletlc abl11t1lS to make our games more LXC1t1l'lg WITTIEST Mary Smlth and Ronme Muston are avxd fans of Mad Magazme and Huck Hound Maybe th1s 15 where they collect those vutty saymgs MOST STUDIOUS Hardwork has pa1d off 1n hlgh grades for Carol Akard and Ronme Steen T H E M 0 T Sl-IARPEST DRESSERS Th1s large, full length mlrror IS a per fect placefor Donna Shxrley and Ronme Reynolds to make sure they lue up to the tltle of Sharpest Dressers ,Hua YY 5 sl-:fi M F 4 I h BEST PERSONALITIES: Bill Pyle joins Sally Trafelet at the coke machine as both put their winning personalities to work. MOST TALENTED: Judy Miller and Bob McKnight have both won HU me FOUS MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED: High grades coupled with enthus- iasm insure Mary Christian and George Reimlinger of success in the future. f XX awards and honors. BEST LEADERS: Beingagoodleader isn't easy, but Marcia Wood D B E T and Dick Essex seem to have mastered the art. ,-f-fi f xx. .LSL ww f M' , ' awww! AD Y' 4 A I 2.4.5 , f I , 'v , ,. rs, . f L ' A Q, ?n F46-vni My Lf' MW Q, mqzfp Sxzsxff.-'l 1. sw - K'3.. -- ny' 'Mft' ff ' 4 ,V l'2 ,2'?.nf'pmmgpf'f-n k -fi-MW 2, fs,'1 'w.'..4' 2' M , 'af' A' 1' V K 4 Mm'- ', .-. ,N. '1 M 'V' . Q H, f ' W f ' ' , Q 'UnWW Y 'M 1, 'mN.- - f ' . f Q, ,L 133. AT.h.,A,iN- Q ,W , v , k ATHLETI ASEBALL ,Q '5-out in First Row S Farb Second Row R Funkhouser R Rogers J Norton T Coggins B Wxggam B Templin B Hodges P Scott Third Row J Rosenstihl M Weber D Essex G Reimlmger B Rector D Hendrickson J McKamey B Kamm C Hodgin A Rosenstihl Sept Sept Fall Baseball Schedule Spring Boseboll Zionsville Zionsville Sept. Zionsville Sept. Zionsville Se pt . Zionsville Whitestown 5 Pmnell Thorntown Dover Wells April April April April April April April April Ma Ma May Zionsville Zionsville Zionsx ille Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Zionsville Schedule Frankfort Brownsburg 3Kt1eJ Broadripple Shortridpt Shortridpt Lebanon Pike Cathedral Attucks Howe Lafayette 0 F IQQ 1 WU? 'xi CROSS COU Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept SCHEDULE 11 15 17 21 24 28 30 TRY Broad Ripple Fishers Carmel Pike Ben Davis Fishers Thorntown First Row, left to right: K. Neese, D. Johnson, J. Hunter, R. Muston, G. Schuetz, G Shelburne J Davidson, J. Wills, R. Reynolds. Second row: D. Livengood, J. Funk, L. Cook, B Pyle J Dulin, W Pavey, L. Golden, L. Smith. Alfred Rosenstihl, coach. Q, ARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM F1rst row 1efttor1ght R.Rogers D Essex B W1ggam, P Scott D Llvengood B Templm Second row J Duhn T Cogg1ns,R.Funkhouser B Pyle W Pavey B Hodges Th1rd row S Farb, mana ger A Rosensnhl, ath1et1c chrector J Rosenstxhl coach D Harr1s, manager BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 19591960 Nov Now Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Wh1te1and Plaxnheld North Central Carmel Washmgton of Indlanapohs Thorntown P1ke Ben Davls C11nton Central fM1ch1gantownJ County Tourney at Z1onsv111e Nob1esv111e Lebanon P1ke Fortv111e Warren Central Speedway Danvxlle Brownsburg Sectlonal Tourney at Z1onsv1l1e . 6 ' '. 13 ' ' . 17 . 25 West Lafayette . 4 . 5 ' ' ' . 8 . 11 ' . 18 ' . 2 ' ' ' . 7, 8, 9 ' ' . 16 ' . 23 . 26 ' . 29 ' . 2 . 6 . 12 ' . 19 . 24-27 ' ' ' 47 XXX 5 Hey take It easy Sam' The lme p Vinh, Warming up for a hot game A SUCCESSFUL Rarin' to go! SEASQN WITH THE EAGLES is Il Thorntown players can t stop B111 who ftres two May the best team mn WHITELAND The Eagleswonthelr flrst game ofthe season 51 42 from Wh1telandWarr1ors PLAINFIELD We defeatedthe Pla1nf1eldQuakers 53 52 1n a close actlon packed game B111 Pyle was the hlgh scorer NORTH CENTRAL The team met lts flrst defeat of the season at the hands of the North Central Panthers 60 41 WEST LAFAYETTE We defeated the West In an exc1t1ng 61 59 game WASHINGTON OF INDIANAPOLIS Z1onsv111e bumpedthe Wash1ng ton Cont1nentals 1n a rouslng battle whlch ended 52 46 THORNTOWN Z1onsv111e s record became 5 wlns and 2 losses when the Eagles were edged by Thorntown 56 51 PIKE The Eagles pushedthe Plke Red Devtls 1nto the background wlth a score of 78 51 CLINTON CEN TRAL The Cl1nton Central Bulldogs poured onthe gas ln the th1rd quarter to defeat our team 70 63 COUNTY TOURNEY Thorntown won tts thlrd stralght Boone County Tourney tltle vulth a 53 39 v1ctory over Z1onsv111e NOBLESVILLE The team was downed by Noblesulle 53 51 tn th1s exc1t1ng game LEBANON We were defeated for the fourth t1me ln a row th1s t1me by Lebanon w1th a score of 52 42 PIKE The Eagles set the pace for thelr game wtth the Plke Red Devlls and won 55 39 FORTVILLE The Forty 1lle Vtkmgs blasted the Z1onsx 1lle qu1ntet 80 69 WARREN CENTRAL The Warren Central Warr1ors gaxned a 60 57 v1ctory over the Eagles ln th1s fast and furlous game SPEEDWAY The Eagles trounced the Speed way Sparkplugs 58 45 DANVILLE Z1onsv111e s B111 Pyle Sz Ron Funkhouser scored 50 pomts betweenthem to leadthe Eaglesto a 70 54 v1ctory over the Danvllle Warr1ors BROWNSBURG Our last game ofthe basketball season was a happy one for we topped the Brownsburg Bull dogs 59 56 SECTIONAL TOURNEY The mlghty Eagles ended a tremendous season wlth a sectlonal w1n over Lebanon 53 50 anda loss to Thorntown, 56 43 Congratulatlons to a great ball club w 'Q X I ' ' I p 5 p wp f ' 5 ts ., J Q' N . 0 as i X X xl All -1- 7 A E I ll - me , Lafayette Red Devils 59-42 on the home floor. CARMEL - The Eagles squeaked past Carmel .hm and A1 Rosenst1h1 have capa bly led the Mxghty Eagles through another successful season of play Left to rxght Alfred Rosenstxhl and Jlm Rosenst1hl Wxthour the wmllmg hands of managers Sam Farb and Davld Har r1s our Eagles mxght never have left the ground. Left to rxght Sam Farb and Dav1d Harms THOSE WHO TEACH A D HELP THEM Kneehng J Johnson, M Wood, S Trafelet M Baker F1rst row, left to rlght V Beck B Conrad, N Chapman, R. Dawson, P Stratton J Thompson, S Farb, D Shmrley J Harkms, D Coapsuck, S Ottmger Second row K Renner F Helnze, M Smlth, M Brown, B Gann K Morr S Penrose S Paul, J Neese, J Pltts, N Johnston Th1rd row J Echelbarger, M Sm1th, F Mer1cle, C Akard, A Ross, M Chr1st1an, M Schenck, S Beck, J Everett, J Mlller, V Sutph1n Fourth row I Mart1n, M Hall L Venard, L Heath,D Mens1k, P Ferrall B Hough S Cralg, M N1cholson A McTarsney, S Sanders C Hendrxck, B Gr1zzle, M Hayes Surth row G Nyland L Pltts, C Brown, R. Kendall S Caldwell, C Gettle, K Kent, D Hough N Penrose, M Hamerm N Hoover Seventh Row S VanMeter, M H1ne R. Ph1ll1pp1, L Moore, J Mxller, C Jones, L Lanham, S Barrett S Lyday, K. K1nnard,P Hall E1ghth row D Crose,H Campbell, K Klmgler S Yates, L Woodrum, S Esterlme, J Sanders, D Robbms, J Hudson, P Hunter R. F1vecoats Nmth row J Wxggam, M Smock, J Rhoades, K N1cholson, S Dav1dson, L Chmstlan, C Hypes D Cooprxder J Johnson J Dellen, B Robey A D Tl-IO E WI-I0 CHEER THEM O ' : . . . , . . ' I ' : I . , . . . ' . , . I .l . , . . . . :I . , . . . . . A , . A , . , Viles. .Fifth row: Moore,.J. Pierce, Reimlfnger, B. Stover, P. Lohman, D. Vawter, W. Willis, . , . ' . ' . . ' : . , . ' . , . . ' .' . n . , . I . , . . : . . . I, . . . A . . , . l . . : . . . , . . . . . . . , . , . , . . ' : . , . . . . BTEM fx .4 E., F E.. 4 3 F1rst row, left to r1ght D Heath J Phelps G Schuetz, G Shelburne, B Templ1n L P1ttman Second row R. Rogers L Golden T Coggms W Pavey L Cook D Lnengood Th1rd rov. S Farb manager A Rosenst1hl, athlet1c chrector J Rosenstlhl coach D Harr1s mana 91' B Tecam Cheerleaders D Hough S Caldwell L Moore Z1onsw1lle Z1onsv1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onSw1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onsx1lle Z1onsx1lle 21011521119 Z1onSx1l1e Z1onSw1lle Z1onsx1lle ZIOHSY 1l1e Z1onsx1lle Z1onss1lle Z1onsx 1lle Schedule Wh1teland Plaxnheld North Central Vktst Lafawettt Carmel Vbashmgton Thorntovn P1kt Ben Dax IS Cl1nton Central lNobt1sn111t Lebanon P1kQ Fortulle Warren Central Spec dvxax Dam. 1lle Brow neburh ., ' 'Q A ' 1 - Sf 1 5, 14 le , , F ' 5 ' l ll 1 1 5, ,, tee ' X f ' A H 2 , f 1 fn 4 ' J Z Q 1 3 I I fl 41 1 1 1 I r xi ' 1 ' 4 Y 8 - G ' 1' - 18 ' - 37 ' A - 26 ' 4 - 29 ' f - 44 ' - 45 ' f - 37 w 1- 1 - 38 ' 1' - 28 - 29 4 ' ' f - 35 ' ' - 41 ' f - 27 - - 36 ' f - 45 -1 - 40 -A - 43 A 1' - 50 - f - 37 ' 4 - 48 - 1' - 45 ' 4 8 - 44 f - 37 1 - 38 - f - 38 4 - 30 - f - 36 1' - 53 - f - 33 ' 1 - 28 1 f - 38 - ' 5 - 31 ' -' - V' - 17 love rt1meJ FRESI-IMA TEAM Nove mber Nove mber November November December December December December Dece mber January February February February February February Flrst row, left to rlght A Rosensuhl, coach, B Kamm, H W1111s, D Hendrlckson, B Rector T Schoen manager Secondrow S Farb manager M Weber J McKamey D Whlte J Funk, L Smlth, J Hunter Schedule Sherxdan 'I ecumseh Plke Noblesvulle Brownsburg Thorntown Freshman tourney at Westlane Eastwood Frankfort Lebanon Westlane Cllnton Central Plke Plamfleld Carmel Freshman Cheedeoders Left to r1ght J Rhoades, S Taylor, J Wlggam 'Q 4 ' - 16 ' U ' ' November 18 Ben Davis 23 ' 30 ' 1 7 12 ' 14 5 .ut 21 4 1 . 8 . 10 ' , 15 ' ' ' 1 25 A ,. 72 JU IOR HIGH SCHGOL TEAM rw lr' F1rst row, left to r1ght R. Caldwell B Beck M Shelburne, B Wood, M Marsh, L Loser Second row M N1eman J Harlos J Byrkett F He1nze S Klnnard C Beard Thlrd row S Farb, mana ger G Stover A Rosenstxhl coach J Aldous, T Presutt1,T Schoen, manager Junlor Hugh Cheerleaders Left to r1ght C Zmk D Wood J Aldous Nox Niox Nm Nlox Nm Iwox De c De c DL L c J Ill J 111 J 111 F 1 FL lb Fa J Feb Sheudan VK hltn stovs n Tm c umsc h BL11 Dix 1S P L Noble ex xlle B1oxx11sDurg, T11o111tow11 Eiibtxkrrlrni F1 111k1111t Ln llilltlll CltIIlll1Ill Lllltlll Cl111to11 Ce P114 P11111f1m1ci Cdlllltl I -2- X. A wg ' f ' 1' Q 4 hx 1, .1 S f rr, 1 ,I , , I Q 1, A ' A A f Q 4 I 6 fl 4 L 3 A' U '- ' I ' ! ff. 1 A -' 'f '- ,f 3 -if 5 fg ' I . xi A .V ,A 1 1 1 11 J W Q 'I , Y? ' U ' : , . l, . . . . - . . 2 . , . ', . , . , . - , . . 2 . - g . , . , 1 . . . . ' : . ' , . , . . ', 4 A '. Y' ' 1. 16 -- A 1 '. 18 ' '. 23 ilv 1 w. 30 J 7 ' ' 14 ' 1 - Dr . 21 'L ' ' 1 . 4 -1 ' ' .Q L . 15 ' -' 1 . 25 1-l. 5 A . 10 -1 Al. 25 L A ACTIVITIES Q 1 T' 'Q ,Ju 'Q 'Q Q:- 'Q- W Hawaiiana-W ....-llhiiuna-W -..f.M,,,....g ,,A.m fy ' 9' 1 12fff':l,..,:,-.1 I . ?.u6,.,,. I 1-. gy! Q, qfr. QI. -, 1 si ul I,-x W1 x, Editors T ppl' T Q - 4. Q - . -g, f First row, left to right lseatedjz F. Heinze, editorialg B. McClellan, editor-in-chief. Second row: D. McGraw, business, M. Baker, advertisements: A. Ross, typing, M. Christian, pictorial. ri-,az 491- ,1- Pictoriol Staff First row, left to right fseatedbz B. McClellan, M. Christian, editor. Second row: J. Pitts, L. Heath, K. Morr, D. Coapsticl-1, D. Modrall, J. Everett. Third row: T. Coggins, J. Pitts, N Johnston, S. Beck, J. Moore, A. McTarsney, D. Harris. Editorial Staff First row, left to right Cseatedjz V. Beck, F. Heinze, editor: M. Schenck. Second row: J. Echelbarger, M. Viles, S. Ottin- ger, M. Hall, M. Nicholson, S. Sanders, J. Pierce. Bennie McClellan served as editor-in-chief of the 1960 AERIE staffwith Mary Christian, Francie Baker, Alice Ross, and David McGraw These students found that many obstacles come in the editing of a yearbook: but Miss Roby, editorial supervisor, and Mrs. advisor, the problems were soon solved. 1 li ' , : 'll 1 ,- , Q - Lf. - 1 1 V X X . ?'1 JD' Heinze, Martha assisting him. had to be over- with the help of Born, business cf if' Advertising First row, left to right tseatedjz M. Christian, M. Baker, editorg J. Pierce. Second row: M. Wood, J. Echelbarger, B. Aldous, R. Funkhouser, B. McClellan, Schenck. g AX ' xx Typing Stott First row, left to right: M. Viles, S. Farb, M Schenck,N. Chapman, A. Ross, editor: K. Morr ie! C' Sponsors ond Editor Left to right: Miss Roby, Mrs. Born, Bennie McClellan, editor-in-chief. Us Subscriptions First row, left to right tseatedlz J. Echelbarger D. McGraw, editorg Lois Venard. Second row S. Sanders, M. Nicholson, L. Heath. 2 X1 ' T'x YV Feature Writers First row, left to right lseatedlz M. Baker, F. Mericle, First row left to right fS9at9di B Wlggam, M W00d D. Modrall. Second row: M. Smith, D. McGraw, M. J Sample Second row R. Funkhouser B Pyle, Christian. Dulin S Farb E GLE REVIEW WRITI G STAFF Writing the school newspaper was a new and enjoyable experience for the members of this year's Eagle Review staff. Miss Roby helped the journalists with their work as Miss Harding guided the typists. Working on the paper proved helpful to the second year typing students as they typed, proofread, and mimeographed the paper. Together these staffs issued an informative and interesting school paper which brought enjoyment to readers throughout the year. Editors and Front Page First row, left to right fseatedlz B. McKnight, editor, M. Schenck, editor. Second row: J. Echelbarger, D. Essex, F. Heinze, A. Ross, G. Reimlinger, J. Norton. High School and Grade Scho First row, left to right tseatedlz J. Thompson, M. Brown, N.Johnston, J. Pitts. Second row: B. Aldous, First rovu left to right fseatedj B Foster R. King M. Smith, C. Akard, B. McClellan. B Wiggam Absent H Beard yi f S If .A 5 1:--., ! IT - -.1 Eagle Review Typing Staff Eagle Review itifffcilfwictalfftsiiifigi:pfQ1,NSfii'Gxffma Smith' F' P r o o f r e a d i n g S ta ff Left to right: S. Ottinger, M. Schenck, B. Conrad, N. Chapman. ' f , Jw 'qw fi Y Sponsors Left to right: Miss Roby, Miss Harding. Eagle Review Eagle Review Mimeographing Staff Left to right: D. Shirley, J. Thompson, A. Ross, J. Everett, D. Coapstick, K. Morr, M. Christian. Distribution Staff First row, leftto right: S. Farb, R. Dawson. Second row: D. Shirley, P. Stratton. Third row: J. Graham. gf C? S1tt1ng left to mght D Essex J Everett, M. V1les, W Pavey J Trxbby Standlng, left to rxght L Smxth, G Schuetz, L Pxttman, B Brooks Mr Harmon R. Turley, C Zmk, S Stum R Kendall D Cooprlder, B Pyle ST DE T COUNCIL The Student Councxl, dxrected and sponsored by Mr Har mon, lS the student gowerrung body of Fagle Tovunshlp H1gh In th1s orgamzatxon the members are guen a opporturuty to use themr leadershxp ab1l1tx through the representatlon of fellow students TT . D? 1 , . 9 'FQ I - . . A 0 I 1 t ,' b X I 1124 6 .. ' .- I A . R 1 'if 7 X 1 . ' - . . I V. I 5 .1 ,v. n George Reimlingcr SQQUI Q Alice Ross Mary Schcnck Mary Smith Martha Smnh Left to Right: President, Martin, L. Venard. McKnightg Pledges: J. Bullard, L. Quick, I F1rst row, left to r1ght B Wrggam L Heath, R, Steen J Moore L Venard, F Mer1cle M Baker Secondrow J Prerce B Stover, J M1ller J Relmhnger Martha Sm1th, Mary Smrth H Campbell F Helnze, D Crose, K. Renner R. Ph1ll1pp1 K. Klmgler Thlrd Row M Smock, J Wlggam B Robey, T Schoen J Echelbarger, R Klng G Echelbarger D Vanmce T Becker, R. Rector,B Atkmson J Roberts,E Morrlson G Rexmlmger J Sample D Modrall, B McClellan Fourth row M Brown,J Sanders, G Nyland G Barr1ck J Johnson,I Martm C Brown, Mr Haboush R. Daw son, J Rhoades, N Chapman, Mrs Frayman, B Conrad V Beck M Hall S Yates, L Pxtts Mr Lrghtfoot T Wagner S Akard B McKn1ght B Pyle M H1ne D Hendrlckson, R. Kouns D Hunter HIGH SCHOGL BA D Officers: Left to right: J. Echel- barger, treasurer: B. McClellan. presidentg N. Chapman, secretary' B. McKnight, manager: R. King, vice- president. The Zionsville High School Band under the baton of our own Joe has had a very successful year, and many events have combined to make it a memorable one. Among the honors re- ceived was a cherished invitation to perform as the featured band at the Indiana B a n d ma ste r s' Association Clinic. The marching unit also placed fifth at the annual Indiana High School Band Day Marching Contest, and second in the Farmers' Day Parade. During the year the Band has pre- sented many entertaining and colorful half-time shows at our local basketball games. The Dance Band under the direction of Mr. Haboush has provided entertain- ment at many public gatherings. Band members have also played for several private dances and have achieved a high rank in the State Dance Band Contest. DANCE B Firstrow,lefttoright: E. Morrison, R. Steen, D Modrall B McClellan G Reimlinger Second row B. McKnight, J. Echelbarger, R. King G Echelbarger R. Rector D Hendrickson, R Kouns, D Hunter, T. Wagner. EEA' may 'T Gs 5 l 55 i we-qi.. KE? Molorettes Luft to rlght J Johnson M Baktr Marx Sm1th Vlartha Sm1th I Nlartm J Pxerct J Relmllnger The Band 1S led bx suen hx h ste pplng majoxtttts who perform xx 1th the marchlng umt and also Joln tht flag tvurllng Eaglettes to present colorful and tntertamlng half t1me shows at the local basketball games 'VIr Haboush chrects thtst Luls and Mrs Frat man does all the choreographv for them te-sling: B. Conrad. Standlnk A A : . itts K. RA u' C. Brown V. Beck M. Ha . Heinzc R. Phillippr B. Stowr S. Yates N. Chapman J. Rhoacies R. Dawson. Eoglettes ' '-1 11. 'G-.4 ns, 'lv I I v . 81 . -I+? .W . ' is- : L' D Cx: C 1. - ' 'W-a ' -Q ' ' M -.- M F1rst row, leftto r1ght J P1tts M Smxth, M Sumner D Coapsuck K Renner L P1tts, L Venard P Lohman,M Brown MISSCOSS Second row A Ross,I Martln S Barrett, S Caldwell M Smlth F He1nze,S Trafelet, B Stover, S Dav1dson S Beck Thlrd row L Moore H Campbell M Hme P Hall N Chapman, M Baker NL Wood, K. K1nnard,J Lamb K. Morr K Khngler Fourth rom D Modrall L Chesney C McLearran, R Steen, D Hunter B Pyle B McKn1ght D Essex J Sam PECI L CHORUS GIRL GLEE CLUB Flrstrow leftto r1ght J Everett P Stratton B Gann J Conrad, S Sanders J Sanders L Heath, C Brown J Rexmlmger R. Kendall C Henderson Second row V Sutphln, B Conrad J Thomp son M Chr1st1an M Hamerln, C McLean S Yates, J Moore D Hough C Gettle, G Nyland Th1rd row L Chr1st1an R Ph1ll1pp1, M Hall M Nlcholson, M V1les, A McTarsney J Pxerce J Mxller C Jones, K Kent Mrs Ross Absent V Golden, B Jones ' ' : . ' , . ' . , . ' , . , . ' . , . . , ' . : . . ' , . . ' , . ' , . ' . . . ' , . . ' : . , . , . ' , . , . . , ' . , , . ' . ': . , . , . . . , . , . ' , . , . ' ple. Absent: J. DeLong, J. Slone. 9 ' , ' 1 . , . , . , . . , . , . . , . ' ' , , . . ': . ' . , . - , . l I , . b . , . . , . , . . . - : . ' ' , . ' ' ' . , . ' . ' . , . ' , . ' , F1rst row, left to r1ght Mr Stacy B Aldous B Paton, B W1ggam J D.1l1n, R. Funkhouser B Pxle Secondrovu B McClellan G Re1ml1nger S Farb B McKn1ght J Sample D Essex R K1ng Th1rd row W Paxew D Harr1s R Luengood J Bullard G Echelbarger L Qu1ck HIY The purpose of H1 Y 15 to create ma1nta1n and extend h1gh standards of Chr1st1an hung Mem bersh1p 1n the Z1onsx1lle Chapter lS l1m1nted to 3un1or and sen1or boss who hate a SChO13St1C aserage Z1 I-H PI The Z1 H1 P1 Club, orgamzed th1s tear under the sponsorsh1p of Mr Dome, serx es to further 1ts members knowledge of the pr1nc1ples and app11cat1on of mathemat1cs no lower than C Lefttor1ght flrst row Cseatedj L Qu1ck x1ce pres1dent J Bullard pres1dent Second row fseatcdj L Scott, K Neese, J Roberts, L Golden D McGraw Th1rd rovs fstandmgj Mr Dome, G Schuetz R Steen secretarx treasurer J Norton Absent I-l Beard Jr 5? rm 1 s-t First Row, left to right fkneelingl M Brown, historian L Venard, exec counc1l A McTarsney exec council, L Moore, treasurer S Barrett, chaplain, J Johnson, exec council G Nyland, vice president, J Moore, corresponding secretary C Akard president, M Christian, state president Secondrow V Jervis, exec council S Sanders, J Pierce, L Heath, M Viles, N Johnston, D Men s1k,B Jones,J Pitts, M Nicholson, M Hall, I Martin, K. Renner J Miller, L Christian, K. Nlchol son, exec council R. Fivecoats, P Hall S Yates, S Trafelet, B Stover L Pitts Third row J Rhoades J Echelbarger F Merlcle M. Smith, D Coapstick, J Everett, M Smith F He1nze Neese, P Ferrall D Vawter, B Hough J Miller M Hayes, S Cra1g,W Wl111S,B Grizzle Campbell L Woodrum, L Lanham, R Phxllippi Fourth row S Caldwell, R. Kendall, C Brown, M Wood, M Schenck A Ross, B Conrad, S Beck, B Gann, S Ottinger V Golden, J Allen, D Crose J Conrad, K Emmons, J Hudson, C Hendricks, N Hoover J Sanders, S Lyday, C Klmgler H1ne Fifth row J Thompson, R. Dawson, P Stratton, N Chapman, V Beck, S Farb, K. Morr D Shirley, J Hark1ns, M Sumner, C McLean, B Robey, V Sutph1n, C Hypes, M Smock, J Wiggam exec council K K1nnard, K. Kent, C Gettle, S Van Meter Not pictured, Donna Coopr1der Diane Dayton, Celia Henderson, Phyllis Hunter, Martha Baker Recording Secretary Miss Lockwood and Miss Coss Sponsors SUNSHI E SOCIETY Sunshine Society members work together to serve their school and community. Under the leadership of their energetic sponsors, Miss Lockwood and Miss Coss, members have worked the entire year to earn money for stage curtains. The members also made cheer plates at Christ- mas time, caroled at the Baptist Home, helped teachers, and performed many other worthwhile services. Registration desk at Sunshine Convention N 71 5 PROJECTIONISTS The Projectionists' Club provides a group of well-trained boys to help the teachers and students by showing educational films. 1 snw' 14 intl' .flea H' L. to R.: N. McClain, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Bullard, In charge of booking films, D. Livengood, President, J. Tribby, Vice-President. L. to R.: M. Christian, TreasurergS. Beck, Recreation Leader, J. Harkins, Vice-Presidentg B. Grizzle, His- toriang J. Neese, President, L. Moore, Chaplain, S. Caldwell, Parliamentarianz M. Schenck, Secretary. H--uv' L FHA. To promote appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homo- making is the purpose of those who proudly call thenisvlves Future Homemakers of America. P First Row, Leftto Right: T. Waggoner, B. Lanning, B. Blocher, D. Johnson, T. Bates. Second Row: B. McKnight,J. Sample, J. Metheny, M. Yates, G. Echel- barger, M. McClain, and Mr. Warner, Sponsor. Third Row: D. Muston, B. Paton, D. Livengood, J. Tribby, R. Reynolds, M. Caldwell, D. Harris, D. Hunter. Fourth Row: R. Livengood, B. Livengood, R. King, C. Hodgin, N. McClain, C. Hamerin, J. Bullard. Not Pictured: J. Beck, L. Chesney, B. Atkinson, E. Morrison, S. Akard, D. Mabry, D. Klingler, L. Heck, T. Coggins, B. Hodges, and J. Reck. First Row, Left to Right: C. Hypes, K. Renner, L. Christian, P. Lohman, S. Trafelet, L. Moore, S. Cald- well. Second Row: Mrs. Sweeney, Sponsor, M. Smock, J. Miller, J. Rhoades, J. Harkins, D. Hough, L. Lan- ham, N. Chapman. Third Row: J. Wiggam, B. Robey, V. Golden, V. Jervis, J. Thompson, B. Conrad, B. Jones, K. Morr. Fourth Row: J. Hudson, R. Dawson, J. Allen, D. Crose, S. Paul, J. Neese, B. Gann, V. Beck, P. Stratton. Fifth Row: S. Yates, L. Woodrum, S. Beck, S. Sanders, M. Schenck, M. Christian, B. Grizzle. Not Pictured: J. Conrad, C. Hendrick, B. Hough, J. Lamb. First Row, Left to Right: D. Waggoner, D. Wills, H. Willis,M. Dellen,G. Shelburne, B. Blocher, D. Hunter. Second Row: E. Hammerle, J. Herald, L. Smith, S. McLean, D. Yates, D. Roush. Third Row: B. Foster, D. Johnson,J. Metheny, A. Jones, T. Bates, M. Herald, J. Norton. Fourth Row: L. Golden, C. Hamerin, D. Trosky, and Mr. Hart, Sponsor. First Row, Left to Right: J. Reimlinger, R. Phillippi, L. Cook, B. Atkinson, R. Steen, G. Schuetz, S. Trafelet, J. Johnson. Second Row: K. Kinnard, K. Klingler, H. Campbell, P. Hall, S. Lyday, N. Hoover, K. Kent, L. Pitts, S. Akard. Third Row: L. Scott, K. Neese, G. Nyland, C. Brown, P. Lohman, D. Hough, R. Kendall, J. Davidson, L. Golden. Fourth Row: J. Phelps, D. Heath, L. Pittman, S. Van Meter, M. Hine, S. Barrett, C. Gettle, D. McClain, T. Becker. Fifth Row: J. Echel- barger, M. Schenck, A. Ross, M. Wood, M. Smith, H. Beard, S. Farb, G. Reimlinger, Miss Roby, Sponsor. Sixth Row: J. Everett,J. Pitts, B. McKnight, C. Akard, F. Heinze, D. McGraw, D. Modrall, A. McTarsney, L. Venard. Seventh Row: J. Pierce, J. Moore, I. Martin, B. Livengood, J. Bullard, L. Quick, P. Scott. Eighth Row: T. Bates, B. Lanning, G. Echelbarger, R. Stacy, J. Roberts, D. Harris. , QN -'. levi? PPA. Through farming 17 rented acres, the Future Farmers of America have been able to put into practice leadership and co-operation in agriculture. .4-is L. to R.: Douglas Trosky, Reporter, Jack Norton, Treasurer, Bill Foster, President, Charles Hamerin, Sentinel, Stan McLean, Secretary. L. to R.: Julia Johnson, Secretary, Roberta Phillippi, Refreshment Chairman, Larry Cook, Door Keeper, Ronnie Steen, President, Bill Atkinson, Treasurer, George Schuetz, Vice-President, Jean Reimlinger, Refreshment Chairman, Sally Trafelet, Program Chairman. 4.2. P up .all F ' Fa rn T 6 ri' 57 ' P, JU 'W is LATIN CLUB Advanced Latin students members of Sodalitas Latina, an affiliate of theJunior Classical League enjoy monthly meetings climaxed by a Roman banquet. LIBR RY TAFF F1rstRovn Left to R1ght M195 Roby L Woodrum J Moore M Chr1st1an M Wood D Sh1rlev S Farb J Johnson C Akard J P1tts F Merlcle F Helnze Second Rom D Essex T Coggms M Yates R Reynolds R Funkhouser J Phelps J Norton C Hodgln B Lwengood R Mens1k D Trosky Not Pxctured D Harrls N Johnston The LIBRARY STAFF works very hard to keep lndustrlous students suppl1ed wlth reference materlal as well as f1ct1on books and magazmes Through club work and class part1c1pat1on, FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA seek to pre pare themselves for a place 1n the buslness world Each year the club sponsors an Intervlew Day for the semors as well as one sock dance for money maklng purposes FBLA Flrst Row J Hark1ns,Secretary A Ross, Treasurer M Smlth VICE Presldent S Beck Presldent SecondRow N Chapman P Stratton R Dawson S Farb K Morr B Gann B Conrad J Everett D Coapst1ck S Ottmger S Sanders D Sh1rley J Thompson, Mxss Hardlng Sponsor -.45 7' F: V526 X10 . A , . ' , . , . ' , . ' , A , . B' ' 'rr' O . . I .x ' TS' ' 5' !fg1-1- J -f ff- H ' 'I I s 'Y ': ' Q, E 2 al -1-'e I I m ' ,- N ffl tg. 5 t , I :fs ,- 3 V T3' Qi K 'W ef ' R. 5- - N 1 3.47 Q I' I xx 4 '11 ' . , K .A PATROL G FIFSI Row, Left to R1ght C Beard B Veatch E Wood D Hodgms J Grey T Johnson Second Row J Akard, C McLearran B Brooks J De1ong,Capta1n V Dome, Sponsor J Aldous, H Cunmng ham, B Renner Not P1ctured D Taylor The PATROL BOYS are to be commended for thexr s1ncer1ty of purpose and trustworthmess 1n msurxng the safety of our younger students Members of GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION meet to encourage part1c1pat1on 1n sports and promote xdeals of health and sportsmanshlp Plaques, numerals, and letters are awarded those earmng the h1ghest number of po1nts F1rstRow LefttoR1ght S Cra1g V Jerv1s L Chrxstlan J Rhoades B Robey J Conrad, L Pltts C Hypes K Renner M Hayes Second Row D Crose K Nlcholson M Smock J Mxller J Wxg gam, R Phllllppl G Nyland C Brown, J Johnson S Trafelet Treasurer J Mlller Th1rd Row D MGDSIK N Chapman, Presxdent V Beck R Dawson D Hough B Stover R Kendall J Helm lmger P Lohman K Kent, M N1cholson,S Sanders Fourth Row J Echelbarger L Heath M Vxles V1Ce Pres1dent J Plerce B Hough I Mart1n,J Moore M Smlth A McTarsney L Venard M Frayman, Sponsor Not Plctured Jane Dellen S Caldwell, M Baker Secretary 71.5 ADL X ft Ce ,4 1 f , I . . I I , X Transport us to and from school. . . Left to right: Mr. Pavey, Mr. Moore, Mr. Templin, Mr. Taylor, Mr. M. Smith, Mr. Artman, Mr. H. Smith, Mr. Shelburne. 1 11' -'K fff Iii: Left to right: Funk, Mrs. Coggins, Mrs. McClellan, Mrs. Schooler. THESE AN Cook our lunches Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. '5fQ , , SQHUOL BBS 1' xii' comfortable Left to right: Rhoades, Mr. Mr. Lovett. 'J-J And keep our Buildings clean and Mr. Shelburne, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Smith, XX-N, b xf M :P O ,f?x4.! -ack-fxN,, f . , X, U Q , Yivlfffegf N N g fel xff fri gif 'f ' A 1, IQJGGCQQO' 'IT Q? j k. f' J A76 Om QQ73 X O9 130 we filfg DERCL YOGQ dv FlL mvxs nn. ,,,m,,,,,5 'mm uauusncns Class off1cers,leftto right D Livengood, concessions, D Harris, vice president, R. Reynolds, con cessions, J Moore, treasurer, D Mensik, asst treasurer, J Pierce, secretary, J Tribby, student council, M Viles student council, W Pavey, president IU IORS We juniors not only thoroughly enjoyed being upperclassmen this year, but also worked hard to set good examples for underclassmen under the leadership of our sponsors, Mrs. Born and Mr Johnson. There were class parties, ballgames, sock dances, and king and queen contests--all of which left lasting memories. We had fun selling ice cream and cokes in the junior concession stands to make money to finance our prom, the highlight of the year's activities. Although we ofthe class of '61 had a wonderful time being juniors, we are looking forward to next year when at last we shall become the big wheels. 75 Bates Bullard Caldwell Coggm ns Dodson Echelbarger Fe rra11 Grlzzle Hall Hame r1n Harms Heath Henderson Hendr1ck Herald Hodges Hodgm Hough Hunter Johnson Lannlng Llvengood Lwengood L1V9l'1gO0d I Martm W J M McC1a1n McTarsney Mensxk MGHSIK Moore Moore N1cho1son Pavey Penrose PIGTCB Pock Knot pxctured, Quxck Reynolds Roadruck Roberts Sande rs Scott Slone Stacy Sumner Tr1bby Vawter Venard V11es tx V' Od C' ? la, Bm if wr 9' f's W1111s Yates 9 1 T. J. 5' 7' 5 .' T , , M, A 4 Q . S- i MLA- . - 5' 5' 1' N H ' A G. ' . ' 5,12 P. B- ' f- -H . 1 A - 1. . . .- f - , M- J... .. ' . S ez ff ' C. - 4 , QQF7' ' v D. ' ' ' ' V L. ' Q 5, ' uv bl l M. Q, ' f B. J n X X c. ' V B. ' D. , - ' .. ' . ng- D. w U' f .,. I, A ' Vt-i ' ,- bfi B. ' If ' 'C - ' ' X, v ' B. ' .fg 3. ' Q ' ' .J .. Ill. I -Rn, .-Q :. qv. S :L if A. 'Z f ' , .P f M y. Eg, , D. ' . 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' ' . -..-Ji M. r N 4 I W, Class offxcers, left to rxght Ruth Kendall, student councll George Schuetz pres1dent B111 Atkmson, v1ce presxdent, Sally Trafelet, secretary Larry Plttman, student councxl Ronn1e Steen, treasurer SOPHGMGRES We began the year as sophomores by electmg George Schuetz to lead us He was asslsted by B111 Atk1nson, v1ce president, Sally Trafelet secretary Ronme Steen treasurer, and Ruth Kendall and Larry P1ttman, student councll representatwes Our sponsors were M1ss Lockwood and Mr Moore As always the sophomore year was busy It lncluded among other act1v1t1es, planmng the class partles, selectlng class r1ngs, and servlng at the Prom We sophomores enjoyed our last vear as underclassmen and are eagerly awaltlng next fall when ue shall f1na11y be Junxors EO Akard Atklnson Barrett Barr1ck Beck Becker Blocher Brown Caldwell -5 Campbell Chesney Cook Dav1dson DeLong Gettle ' Golden Ha l Hamerln Heath Heck H1ne Hoover Hough Johnson Jones Jones Kendall Kent C' K1nnard Klxngler Lanham I Lohman Lyday Mabry McC1a1n -T4 'X .fe 45' Metheny Moore Morr1son ' Muston i Neese Nyland Penrose Phelps Ph11l1pp1 P1ttman Pxtts 1 Re1ml1nger Robb1ns Sanders Schenck Schuetz Scott Shelburne Steen Stover Teboe Temphn Trafelet Trosky VanMeter Vanmce MW F'-1 M 14535-1 fi it KD- Q1 ,gf C gr .ss Wagg0n9Y' j 43 if 'ln Washburn Wllls ' E Woodrum W '- L Woodrum S Yates 81 ,Z X! f ' ' as. 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QI.. an 'Q-V V31 , ff' -71' . jf Q 4 or ' ,Rx V l J A 1'1 . , 4,7 75 ff 4 f . x, bk lo., b X 1 wwf' Left to r1ght L Sm1th pres1dent R Rogers VICE pres1dent,D Wh1te, secretary J Rhoades, treas urer D Coopr1der Student Councxl FRESHME As freshmen under the capable guldance of Mrs Frayman and Mr Stacy we began our eventful h1gh school years mth the elect1on of class off1cers Larry Smlth was chosen as pres1dent Russell Rogers asy 1ce presxdent Donme Whlte as secretary, Jem Rhoades as treasurer, and Donna Cooprxder as student COUHC11 representatlve By means of hard vsork and enthus1ast1c campalgmng we ey en managed to elect Joe McKamey klng of the Fall Festu al Although Kh1S year has been packed mth xx orly. and fun, we reallze that xt 15 only the begxnmng of our wonderful l1fe as h1gh school students Allen Caldwell Christian Conrad Cooprider Craig Crose Davidson ,J Dayton Dellen Dellen Emmens Esterline Fivecoats Funk Golden f Gray Hamilton Hamme rle Hayes Henderson Hendrickson Herald Hudson -f Hunter Hunter Hypes Jervis Jones Johnson Kamm Kouns f' Lamb Lanham McKamey McLean McLearran Miller Miller Nicholson v Owens Paddack Pendergast Price Reck Rector Renner Rhoades V Roadruck Robey Rogers Schoen Scifers Smith Smock Sumner v Sutphin Taylor Thome Waggoner . Weber White Wiggam Willis , fi 1 f 1 Q s 5. ,, ,vw Lf.-v, .N , t' A .gi 'fr 12114 nl. ' I 9- O . uni R x i -.VX ,ii 5. ... .li W' .A ., F Of -' . 5, I L - . -u VA. fx J.wn1s ,431 V - 4 83 ya 'V' :ix Q.. is C1 t--? f--N 2 'ilk ir, ,, . an rf ,L is Q 1 x I gd: 5 1 ' M, f s gi iff ig as 34 if A-I' fff'...'l I ' 1' :N 4 V . -1 'u ,, .Jann J, My Ji' 4 v- J uf nr Q sf v. Class Off1cers, left to rlght M Funkhouser B Wood, R Turley S Zlnk, J Aldous .1 - XX xlson KN mud XX oodrum Zinn hard Alaous Aldous Bam.-r Beard Been Berger I Bx rkeu Caldwell Caldwell Conrad Cunnlnbham Dncksxonfnot plcxured Essex Farb , Fxelds Rink Funkhousm r Harlos Harrison Hunzl Hendrxe ' Holcombe Jones Klnnard Kouns Landxs Langley Lee Knot pxcturedj Loser 1 Luke r N1LCox Mr Ln arran Marsh INJL man Parker Perrx Presulu Prxu Rxngo Ross Rupel Sands rs Sebrec Shclburnl Shelburna Shxrlm X Shubal Srnllh Smoc K Stephens Sion r Slum Templln Turley Voxls XR arrxner Washburn 4 . c : !-' , 1 J ij. -Z-' Z J - 'Y . , I 1 -A . 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I .- ' ' ' as ADVERTISIN A.z4a4,4,a.z,4, F . , Ju- I TO THE PATRONS Many Lapable and w1ll1ng hands are essent1al m the c I'i,3t1OIl ofagoodannual, and we of the 1960 Aer1c Staff vnsh to cxp1 ess our g,rat1tucic to all those who helped m makmg, th1s book DOSSIUIL The adve1t1Sers vxho backed us fmanmally, our fme photographers, each staff member, and especxallx you the subsCr1be1 ccrtamlx deseue an CIIIIILISIHSUL thank you fox the suppolt WhlCh ue haxe recen ed ' E . 1' ' H . H 7. I ,A. 1 - ,- ' A y ' V' 7 ' faculty who gave us their time and cooperation, the ever-ready ' I Y Y -- . '-- i A . v Q Y J Y. . i ,,' K Y- Y H 1 ' v ' Y V 7 ' r I . gm!-vm sms..- ZIONSVILLE DEPARTMENT STORE FARMERS STATE BANK 98 South Mam St Z10nsv111e, Indlana 3 Q A Q Tv . S ii ' ff . . K, gf . .. - - I f QPEWTQ 7 ' uh K fi 1 N A T 1 Boone County's Complete Department Store Main Sz Cedar ' nsville, ' V ' T ' T i T I Q ,, f Y i Y T ffl' 4,5 CRUSE 8: COMPANY Ben Franklm 5 10 30 South Maln St Z1onsv111e Indxana THE ZIGNSVILLE TIMES Weekly newspaper servmg the Zxonsvllle commumty wlth news advertislng 8: commerclal prmtmg 70 East Cedar Z1onsv11le, Indxana . 'Y ' ' . Y . ' ' '- fy, I u I 1 0 Y 4, 5. ' sf -A - , S9-11 fy 1 'wx' . 0., .Ai W . e 11 Fr- 4 S 9190 fi ' Qs. 'W i-R ..f 44 NL N' 9 f- ,. 99 A ka: f 0 ffm ' M' QS' 'X 0 . . , . fi- D TI fi , S I , 7 . , . . . . l sunnulllculou 'TH E L L SIRI, ' 1' lln 'Z 'N I SUTPHIN S SHELL SERVICE South Mam Z1onsv111e Indxana WOODIE'S SERVICE STATION Pure O11 Products Gas O11 8z Complete Lubr1cat1ons South Main Z1onsv111e Indlana . 'I ' . In I , in rr II I ' - JI ' .,.. f U ' I, ' I I 34+ Z I - .. A 1 .-I I ,.u.., ou, I I . . , . 'w N ' , I fy - oh---N ' W E y ' '- I 7' 7 I Q Y ' I ' 6 'Q' , I . , , ., . . . . , . Whe e The Gang Meets CUSTARD GARDEN 30 North Ma n KRea J Z onsv111e Ind a CAVELL FDRD SALE SERVICE FN S lllll I i sq., 2-D Q 1499 CAVELL FDRD SALES INC 20 East Cedar St eet Zons Ile I chan .. r i r ' ' , i na , 7-k , Nr , 4 , X-X V V HN I Q 4 ' xA. G ' ' f ' Q 7 I f i W jf- tif .- , 1 .X Qu , v 'LF' 'T Al l Q f - ya h -'- - ' e- : - g' I - - fic, ... .x ' 'n - g AA, ' J e 4? X., . L V Y L,,-e..-,r- ..-.-f-..aw3i.-- - inf' M-ffl' ' I I' ' vi , n ' a FRIENDLY TAVERN EARL SMITH S SINCLAIR STATION 290 South Main Zionsville, Indiana I smcuu R I I - f' I ' I QsaaIxu,mm.Q n I I ., I f 1' ' X . I I W ,-.-.7..i,If ,I H I South Main Zionsville, Indiana ELLIOTT PHARMACY SOUTH SIDE MARKET NURTHIIUU NORTHWOOD DRIVE IN 905N t M Gad Spt Illdl E A A ZCmTJCKc 0 an-S 'n-m- - MARFAK COAPSTICK S TEXACO SERVICE KINCAID AUTO SALES Imperlal Chrysler Dodge Plymouth 200 South Mer1dian Street Lebanon Ind1ana Phone 1184 Phone 1185 GOODWIN 8: WESTFALL 5940 North Mlchlgan Road Indxanapolxs Indxana y Bc Tk- '- -, If - , 'Ft-.P .1 - fd. ' , : 1 'fx - '--.g,g', f -Q O 1 ,ig 2 M - ...fu M -- V'- U55 -f'-L 1 fn' ' . - . . i v . v LENOX BROTHERS --alll!!! BENDER S SHELL SERVICE 328 West South Lebanon, Indiana L ,,M QSHELL 5 - , I 421 and Road 100 SHELL OIL COMPANY 8500 North Mxchlgan Road Indlanapohs Indlana Photogxaphs For All Occas1ons SMITH STUDIO 65 South Niam Stxeet Zxonsulle Indlana RUCK ISLAND REFINERY Indianapolis, Indiana Be the Belle of the Ball w1th a co1ffure from THE BELLE SHOPPE Hattle Belle Venard, Prop Phone UP3 2778 Z1onsv1l1e Inchana EARL RUSSELL PLUMBING and HEATING Zxonsv1lle lndlana 1 .. A , V ,Q 5 25,974 . 5 . I M. K? .1 4 . , , Q 4 K lx ' 'X - . . , . Y .-Q.- I in num' s enum cnmn sQIR.,ad334EaSt MARY S BEAUTY SHOP 240 North Thlrd Z1onsv111e Indlana N 110 North Maln Z1onsm111e Ind1ana Complete Home Apphance Sales 8: Servlce l 7 9 ' E.-, ,-. .P f V . . 1 3 I ffl' A . Vvxv .'.4Wl ' ...W V , 4 I ' a 1 HYATT COMPANY 170 South Mam Zlonsvllle Indlana 'E A S Its S forGoodGroom1ng TUBBY'S CLEANERS 255 South Mam Zxonsulle Indlana ' P Q . K ' .Q 1 A A M X v N 1 X ,nl ' X . 1 ' h Q In , . 'T A m '! . q jg ii'ifiH.'I.'F 130 South Mam Z1onsv111e Ind1ana SHIGLEY CAFE Breakfast 6 A M Lunch 11 00 Dlnner unt11 6 30 Sandw1ches Anytxme 63 E Cedar Phone UP3 2264 Z1onsv111e Ind1ana Ben Frankhn Sald SAVE AND HAVE See Jxm Ruby D1str1ct Manager Boone and Montgomery Countles THE FRANKLIN lIFE INSURANCE C0 For Insured Savmgs Plans 8: Protectlon Call UP3 2198 Wrlte 405 N Mulberry Zlonsvxlle, Indlana fx .xB--. 0 X. , J -. 1 . . ' ' 2 ' ,x f W 1 D xv z E .7 - - vw vv , K' fx' 7 L . . . . 5, . , A I I, ' , 'Xl' Z3 - 2 yl' if ni 0 I . , IA B HUDSON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE COMPANY 10550 Z R RAINBOW BEAUTY SHOP srakyR d 11 dl THE FASHION SHOP 76S0thMa Z 11Id ' '11 d Z' '11 I d' f 'Q X KATHERYN ECHELBARGEIPS r e oa Z'0nsvi e, In ' u in 'onsvi e, n iana JOHN WHDEYS MARATHON Smlle Maker SBPVICG 60 North Mann Zlonsvllle Indlana 5 North Mam Z1onsv111e Indlana TAYLOR OH COMPANY Z1onsv111e Road Z1onsv111e Indlana Y w ! 3 WHITE CABIN 210 West South Lebanon Indxana ZIONSVIILOCIIERS INC. 285 South Maxn Zxonsvxlle Indxana A. UMER BECK 115 south Main Zionsville, Indiana ' 4 F' f - 0 'J A TJ. 1, ax J i :Ti . 1 ' , ,L - - ..-W Y f ' V ' r F' A Q. f X 'lf ww V f at 475 North Mulberry Z1onsv111e Ind1ana STEWART WARNER Gas Burners Bollers Saf A1re Heaters A1r Condmoners Stokers Furnaces O11 Burners STEWART WARNER CORPORATION Heatmg Sz A1r Condltlomng D1v1s1on Lebanon Ind1ana -kc. vuuci up E F-01- Na. 5SouthMa1n Z10nsv111e Ind1ana f , 1 , Q., -As. A X E N A as I Q ' 1 m frm 'vw - me 5, RUTH ' ' , ' T, M ai. ' f - A 1 XA N 'M' . , f' , 'fi ' -. '-.r' Q A1 51 v , A 1- , , :za - A . ll : , QI 34 gg i, .' -1 ROBERTS The Men s Store or Hart Schaffner Sz Marx and Work Clothes SUIES 104 South Street Lebanon Indlana vas. SHELBY CHEVROLET 'w.4. 5H ian ----'Q 215 West Mam Lebanon Indxana HINE 8. WEBER J I Case 8: New Holland Farm Machmery Parts Sz Seruce Lebanon Ind1ana Phone 1433 f -fo , 7- 5 - 1 . RF' 'B goin -1 B-: L - - B BT L' L Q L .. 'None . 1' A- V' A V B ' M , ,L V 1 9 S 7 3 ' ' . , 1-I --1, W-v.. Lf..-L...- 96th Street 8: U. S. 421 Indianapolis, Indiana Compluments o CLEAR VIEW BAG C0 US 21 5' 3 as 4, -v M M Nfll C0 1510 west south Lebanon lndlana 0 'fx'-fg ,' ,Q-ff ., iz, -' L MM, ' . V--V . f ' 11 f-' - '- 1 'f ,.-A-' - - -QI ,f-V,-'-116' ,rf-4 -Vi '- V -.:' M-10- - - 1, .A , A 1 ,. 2, ', .4 Q -, ,wrfi A.4'1.- f-' ' 2,1 V L 1'-V, 1 :24,..1,--, ,fa-31 .f . iv.,- 1' .. ' ' -- 1,5-2 'si -J.a.f3'i1?' -14 'ff'2,91- - , . '-':,: 'z. 'Zmivf-'.'5..'fv a s s , REYNOLDS FLOWER D CANDY SHOP Phone UP 3 2190 128 South Mlm ZIOIISX 111e Inchana AKARD S TRUE VALUE HARDWARE Phone UP 3 2490 110 South Mam ZIOIISX 1119 Inchana SILVER S MEN S WEAR 140 South M4111 Z1ohsx111e Indlana 1 1 A 2 . i f 1 1 1 1 1 A . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 Best XVISYIGQ SEUIOFQ OGDEN Oldsmoblle Rambler Sales and beruc Q Phone 2440 Lebanon Ind1 1.1111 THE BOY S SHOP 4 to 20 36 to 40 fStudentsD 113 South 'VIer1d1an Leb mon Indmna STERLING JEWELERS F1119 Watches S. Dxamonde Speclal Des1gns of Fxnblcms Dxamond R1I12.,S made to O1 du A150 L1ne ofC1aQs Rm S 119 South Lebanon Lebanon Indlana 1 Apparel Sizes . ' ' 2 , . M 4 g SUBURBAN Gklll Breakfast Short Orders Dmners Home Made Ple Just Good Food Lynn Sz Dorothy Wr1ght 97th St Sz U S 421 A DLE R S 101 West Mam Lebanon Ind1ana PINNELL COMBS LUMBER COMPANY Lumber Sz Coal Everything you need 111 bulldmg materlal Lebanon Indlana u 1. . . . -+ . 1 I 9 I v Luugrutuluhuus mi TUM HARRIS CHEV RULET 5 E to the .A A D, class of ly w' 1 1960 I' pf- H 'Cc ,l 5 57-Q WESTIANE SHOPPING CENTER STOP 8. SHOP BEIN FRAINKLIN STORE TLCHNIAN CLEANERS RICHARDS SHOES WLSTLANE PHARMACY AMERICAN FLETCHER NATIONAL BA K 8. TRUST CO 71st 8. MICITIBAII Rodd IIICIIAHAIJOIIS Indlana MICHIGAN ROAD PHARMACY Ultra modern sell SGIXICS drug stole PIESCFIPUOI1 Spcuahst 5957 North Mmmgan Rodd II1d1Hl1dpOI1S Indxana CORNER DRUGS P1CbL11pt1onb S1 howl DLIIJIJIIC :- 101 Nm Lh VILIICII in L Jxlum IIICIIIIII , , I A lv . - N y V , ' ',-. . - R- fr' - Q ' ' 31-1 ' I v .,...' ' 1 .U , .V Ind1ana s Leadmg Sportmg Goods Store EM ROE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 209 West Washmgton Street Ind1anapol1s Ind1ana Telephone Me 4 3446 f O A KING S AUTO SAlE 8. SERVICE 5860 North M1Ch1gan Road BOOSTERS LEMAR SHOP MODEL SPORTS CENTER FULWRIDERS DEPT STORE MCGHEE T V EICHMAN S SMITH S BARBER SHOP q9?I.'I!9l'h2 . Y 3 . -. f '- , I O- A 1 . - , A F Nil ,I ., Q. , A 3 . wif , Q n ' I . Y I POSTLUDE Now our hands must reach to serxe the future We must leaxe our classes, teachers act1v1t1es, andfr1ends of h1gh school, preserung only the memor1es and look toward the future W1ll we go to college, marry keep a fam1ly, and be Successful 1n all we attempt to do'? 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