Fairmount High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Fairmount, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1964 volume:

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' z . mi: mmm Lmigsissme, 2 6 Becky Davison Whirlwind Editor David Bennett Breeze Editor Yljfzkfivzhaf Advertising Manager Copy Editor Photography Editor Business Manager Class Editor Subscription Manager Art Editor Assistant Editor Sports Editor Snap Editor Mr. Fred Wood 011172 119122 James Richcreek Linda Shroyer Richard McCra.ken James Sparks Rae Lee Adams Hannah Kientz David Nunn Phil Sicks Marvin Brewer Nancy Meadors Advisor ZQIGQQZQ Business Manager Exchange Editor Advertising Manager Assistant Editor Proof Editor Feature Editor Circulation Manager Copy Editor Sports Editor Activities Editor 1963 qfmfzc qwaff Ed Hayes, football co-captain, Larry Barnes, varsity free-throw average, Jim Hamilton, most valuable back, Steve Smith, B-team free throw average, Tom Dunham, co-captain football, most valuable lineman. 3012 WAOGOG Y!-?ZUdZ 0f Jim Hamilton was the 1963 recipient of this coveted basketball award. WWW ,J W 'Y Xen 505110146 Fairmount lost a citizen and Fairmount High School lost a patron with the death of Xen Edwards in July of 1963. Mr. Edwards, proprietor of the Pioneer Drug Store for nearly sixty years, was a leader in com- munity improvement. Among his main interests were the high school and young people in general. A member of the Fairmount School Board for seventeen years, he did much to promote schools and education. His contributions will live after him as a memorial. cscgoof Gonsofkfzon These trustees and school board members initiated the Madison- Grant Metropolitan School District when they signed the consolidation resolution on October 10, 1963. A 6 to 1 vote on January 7, 1964 con- firmed their decision. Seated are Geraldine Carter, Fairmount, Mrs. Harlon Waymire, Duck Creek, Donald Gossett, VanBuren, John Hiatt, Boone. Standing are Chester Mann, Fairmount, Walter Farley, Green, Allen Terhune, Fair- mount, Paul Baker, Fairmount Township, John Comer, Liberty. xM.......e- ii ' ' 74614 gf Gonfenfs Qefcafzbn. . . ....1 Foreword .......... .... 2 L70 UFDGASHQ Sfqjf ....... 3 Wecoymfmfj ........ . . .4 QSCAOOXJFOGIM. .. . . .6 370fm12mfmf1bn .... . . .7 gI'QSgI2?QI?. .... .... 1 5 CSO!UgOI22OI QS . . . L7 C1121-0145. . . fSQm'0m.. . . f7cf1'U171'e5 .......... Zn af .77Cf1'U171'Q5 '63 Qipoffs .... . ....... . 5706Qff11ymy. . . azkmounf jozhf Qgcfoof 530614 Mr. P. A. Smith, Superintendentg Mr. Paul Baker, President of the Joint Boardg Mr. Chester Mann, President of School Town Boardg Mrs. Homer Carter, Treasurerg Mr. Allen Terhune, Secretary. 6 'px r. :vu nun. -,.f.q Q 1 a V k :sim g ,hz 'K Qsecfefary -'Ll Donna Kind has served as office clerk and secretary to the superintendent since the fall of 1942. u!0er1k2fe120Q12f P. A. Smith is in his seventh year here. He has attended Purdue Un- iversity, Ball State Tea- chers College, Central Normal College, and ln- diana University. 2722040 John Davison is com- pleting his third year at Fairmount High, He at- tended Central Normal College and Bail State Teachers College. 3 'N QW QS ecfefary Kathy Johnson began her work as secretary to the principal in September, 1963. 9 RAYMOND W. ELLIOTT JAMES H. MONAHAN Thirty- seven years at F.H.S.g A.B., Twenty-nine years at F.H.S.g A.B., Tar- Franklin College, M.A., Indiana Univer- kio Collegeg M.S., Butler University, Ty- sityg Latin. ping, Bookkeeping, General Business. aw LUCILE L. SICKS Eighteen years at F.H.S.g A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Northwestern Univer- sity, Marion Co11egegBa11 State, Guidance and Counseling, Mathematics. IO ADELINE M. NALL Twenty-three years at F.H.S.g A.B., B.S., Marion College, M.A., Indiana Universityg Northwestern Universityg Purdue Univer- sity, Oxford Collegeg Literature, Speech, French. vw-efdfmf 7 4,66 JJ ELIZABETH J. WOOD Seventeen years at 1 .H.S.gA.B., Ball Stateg Northwestern University, English, Literature. FREDERICK E. WOOD Twenty-one years at F.H.S.g A.B., De- Pauw Univer sityg M.A., University of Wisconsing Ball Stateg English, Journa- lism. DOROTHY R. BENNETT Thirteen years at F.H.S.g A.B., Earlham Collegeg M.A., Columbia Universityg Psychology, Social Studies, English. R. HUGH CAUGHELL Twenty years at F.H.S.g B.S.A., Purdue Universityg Ball Stateg Vocational Agri- culture. PAULL L. MCCOY Thirteen years at F.H.S.g B.S., Marion Collegeg M.A., Ball Stateg Art, Band. , I I, gy f K I X! f ly , I f XL I ' l if . X1 'V ff, ' ' f v,,Q 7 1 fgyyff, J' , , f ff ' ffl! f' if gmlky 8 ORVILLE H. LONG Eight years at F.H.S.g B.S., Purdue Uni versityg M.A., Ball Stateg Biology, Chem istry. II . 1 f ' W-...Q FLORENCE O. WOOD JOHN P. ROBERDS Seven years at F.H.S.3 B.S., Purdue Uni- Six years at F.H.S.g B.S., Ball Stateg In- Five versityg M.A., Ball Stateg Homemaking. dustrial Arts. c jo 11 SHEILA J. DOLE DOUGLAS FITES Two years at F.H.S.g B.S., Ball Stateg One year at F.H.S.g B.S., Purdue Uni Typing, Shorthand, Salesmanship. versityg U. S. History. 12 My ' CHARLES W. WRIGHT Five years at F.H.S.g B.S., Purdue U1 versityg U.S. Go'vernment, First A Driver Education. fl NX. Qy VI?- jf r CHARLES L. One year at F.H.S.g B.S., English, Literature, L ll MAYER E. DAVID f 'D Two years at F.H.S.g A.B., Marion Col- ' i 1 ,Sf legeg Mathematics. NBKJJB x XZ w 3 X N if ff' N J V-H X , ,J .f X f Xi Q91 fy R rip! V X ,E ,f , xv? -J V if' 3 ff ROBERT H. MCFALL J JOAN K. MCKEE One year at F.H.S.g B.S., M.S., Indiana One year at F.H.S.g B.S.,Indiana Univer- State Collegeg Physical Education, Guid- sityg M.S., Ball Stateg Health, Physical ance, Education. 13 yy 115 Zfzbers John Mitchener Cliff Tobias William Hoppes Jack Love Gerald Holloway Gfferzd G0 OAS Mrs. Jane Cromer Mrs. Pat Haynes Gusfo Ofans Denzil Thompson Alonzo Hoheim er Ccyfeferzkz oyfefo ers Cheryl Riggs Jim Hampton Jane Smith 'I 1 E lm 57 355 33 3 ii 2 E S a 5 n as E ii E F Be 9 2 nn 'E 5 fi, ,ig is Q Y a x xx ,u W E, ...w.....W,.m,mw,M4.,,m.mM,,,,Wm,. 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J' OZTS' Adeline Nall Charles Kenworthy Betty Wood head sponsor -- -..-......,-f-- WM, . . yfmif fwbefs President Harold Dailev Vice-president Terry Underwood Secretary Marie Niles Treasurer Sharon Harshman Social Chairmen Carolyn Gift and Steve Hanlon 22 Trudy Adams Cloid Baker Ruth Baker Jon Bethay Linda Bollinger Rick Brachvogel Jim Brattain Mike Brewer Nicola Brewer Larry Bright James Broyles David Brubaker Peggy Carper Larry Chapel Dan Clawson 735' . --.. Q sa, - Q- ' , .. X X Q 4 A -, , Q Wag ' . X -rf 1 puff Q .- , , A , V tt? xifff . I K V- , . ...iw lil' I- ,gy F , , . af if -.5 - . a, -. r- V k , , ,gm-sf wgzfga,--,af ,1 .35 xt , ' .- 'l W g e-ii' ' www. ' L f L li -L K if 5. 'L v f 'ws ax if' xv Q ,K 3 u .A ip ' ,. ax is fk... 5 , . 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I L Q CSIU OI? .S 0119 Orville Long head sponsor Dorothy Bennett Robert Bach u121'0f Q55 28 OJGCQFS President Jerry Collins Vice-president Steve Martin Secretary Margie Brewer Treasurer Joe Kimes Social Chairmen Nancy Fansler and Wayne Winans Student Council John Selby Tom Bayless Sally Bennett Sharon Beouy Terry Beouy James Booth Jerry Bone Margie Brewer Randy Brewer 'or-4 or David Carper Jerry Collins Cheryl Compton Betty Corn Connie Cox Mike Cox Steve Craw Charles Dailey Karen Briles Barbara Brown Ron Brown Van Brown Charles Broyles Kathy Burch Gary Dailey David Davis John Davis Lynn Draper Don Everett Nancy Fansler Brenda Farmer Theresa Faulk ' 7 Q ? jeg? 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N if .- 'l : Q- 3 1 e i David Record Steve Richcreek Cindy Ricks Cheryl Riggs Florence Scudi John Selby Janet Sellers Kenny Seward Sharon Starkey Don Taylor Janie Templeton Fred Thatcher Nita Thiellen Ron Thien Jane Thompson Gerald Trader 95 W ..:,, My .,., x. pc as gi :gg-kgf LU . IM., , .5 . ,,,, M Charles Turner Becky Underwood Sally Vermilion Chester Vetor Ruth Ann Vetor Jerry Warr Becky Whitson David Wybrew Richard Wood Linda Wright Bob Wilkerson Jim Williams Nancy Wimmer Wayne Winans Vicki Winslow Loretta Wood W,m5gg if:gfi..IQ' , K j'5i,:,Mk W. ..., .' .. NNN my ?'f,'AQ ' , .,.. !0 OI? 5011? Hugh Caughell Lucile Sicks head sponsor Fred Wood OQCQFS President Jim Sparks Vice-president Phil Sicks Secretary Patty Ancil Treasurer Becky Davison Social Chairmen Susan Bunch and Larry Thurman RAE LEE ADAMS Rae Her abilities were many. Thespians 2,3545Honor Society 3,45 G.A.A. 1525 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader 35 Quill and Scroll liiwfix 5155, gijggawk 45 N.F.L. 25 Junior Bowling League 1,2535 Booster Club 15253545 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Scholarship Jacket 3,45 Class Plays 2, 3,45 Class Officer 1,25 Girls' State Delegate 35 Exploratory Teacher 45 Speech Club 2535 Homemaking Award 1,2535 Chorus 2545 Betty Crocker Award State Top Ten 4. LARRY LEE BARNES Barnie A gentleman of the court. F-Club 253,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Baseball 253,45 Football 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 15253545 Cross Country 15253545 Varsity Free Throw Award 35 Batting Trophy 35 Outdoorsmen's Club 2,35 Class Play 4. Mfg, 5 JOHN DARRELL BAGLEY John Tl1ere's one in every crowd. Honor Society 3,45 Science Club 25 Cross Coun- try 25 Student Council 45 National Merit Schol- arship Finalist 4. BONNIE SUE BAKER Bonnie She is the master of her fate. F-Club 3545Thespians 2,3545 G.A.A. 1,25 F.H.A. 15253545 Cheerleader 15253545 N.F.L. 2,3545 Junior Bowling League 1,25 Booster Club 152, 3,45 Class Plays 2,45 Student Council 1,2535 Girls' State Delegate 35 Exploratory Teacher 45 Speech Club 253,45 Home Ec. Award 15253. 37 at g PATRICIA ANN ANCIL Pat Her laugh is contagious. F-Club 45 G.A.A. 1525 F.H.A. 15253545 Cheer- leader 253,45 Junior Bowling League 2,35 Boos- ter Club 1,253545 Class Officer 253545 Sweet- heart Dance Queen 1. DAVID JOESPH BENNETT Dave The soul of wit and wisdom. Thespians 3,45 Honor Society 3545 F.F.A. 15 Quill and Scroll 45 Science Club 2,3545 N.F.L. 253,45 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Scholar- ship Jacket 3,45 Class Plays 2,3545 Student Council 25 Class Officer 253,45 Boys' State Delegate 35 National Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. PHILIP ALAN BEESON '!Phil We hardly got to know him. Independence Junior High School, Kansas 15 Altus High School, Oklahoma 25 Pryor High School, Oklahoma 35 Independence Community College, Kansas 4. STEPHEN EUGENE BUCKMAN Buckie He left his tracks at F.H.S. F-Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 Teens for .Christ 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Class Plays 3,45 Chorus 4. ROBIN GAIL BRACHVOGEL Robin Never at a loss for words. F-Club 3,45 F.H.A. 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Junior Bowling League 25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Dra- matics Club 15 Future Nurses 25 Teens for Christ 25 Sumrnitville 15 Marion 2. SUSAN JOY BUNCH Sue A bunch of j0y. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' State Alternate 35 Class Officer 45 Exploratory Teacher 45 Perfect Atten dan c e Award 1,25 Home Ee. Award 3. MARVIN JAY BREWER Vram Busy, efficient student manager for four years. F-Club 2,3,45 Thespians 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Class Plays 2,3,45 Exploratory Teacher 45 Librarian 15 Student Manager l,2,3,45 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Chorus 4. JERRY LEE BURGAN Burgie Talked his way through high school. F-Club 2,3,45Thespians45 F.F.A. 35 N.F.L. 45 ' Junior Bowling League 35 Football 1,25 Basket- Jw all 15 Track 1,25 Class Play 25 Class Officer ox 1,25 Speech Club 45 Art Club 3,4, 'B :J 9 'li Za Cf ,G Ol , XD - f'Si fx fi ip O 'kj , ,r , ,f Q-9 tg 'I fl M fi 38 f. x XJ JIM LEE BRINKMAN Pinky Sometimes quiet, more often not. Chess Club 1,2,3. GLEN EDWARD CHAPEL Chap A big man with a big heart. F-Club 3,45 Football l,3,4. DONNA JEAN BRATTAIN Donna A cute red head attending beauty school. Perfect Attendance Award 2. JOYCE ELAINE COUCH Joyce She always had something to talk about. Booster Club 3g Perfect Attendance Award 2,3. DOUGLAS W. BROWN Brownie Jovial friend of all. F-Club 3,43 Football 25 Track 2,3,4g Class Play 4. JOHN ROBERT CROUSSORE Maurice A dilligent worker--out of school. Class Play 3g Perfect Attendance Award 3. 39 JULIE KAY CRAW Jewel Now a Miss soon a Mrs. G.A.A. 13 Junior Bowling League 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Sweetheart Queen 4. SHIRLEY SUE DUCKETT Susie Graduation was one of her goals. Booster Club 23 Teens for Christ 25 Art Club 2,3. DENNIS RAY DICKE RSON Dick Bowling was his forte. Chess Club 1,2g Science Club 3gJunio1' Bowling League 3,45 Librarian 1,2,3,4gStudent Manager 2, Bowling Trophy 3,45 Noon Hour Basketball Trophy 3,4. BARBARA CURLESS Barb There is a song in her heart. Thespians 2,3,4g F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,3,4g Perfect Attendance Award 2. I fi em MICHAEL HOWARD FORD Chevy A Chevy driving Ford. Junior Bowling League 3. 40 JANE ANN FORD Jane Good things come in small packages. G.A.A. 1,23 F.H.A. 3,45 Junior Bowling League 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Class Plays 2,35 Student Council 4, Office Help 4. REBECCA ANN DAVISON Becky A tactful student determined to succeed. Thespians 2,3,4Q Honor Society 3,43 G.A.A. 23 F.H.A. 3,43 Cheerleader 1,33 Quill and Scroll 43 Junior Bowling League 2,33 Booster Club 1, 2,3343 Band 1,2,3,43 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 43 Scholarship Jacket 3343 Class Plays 2, 3343 Exploratory Teacher 43 Class Officer 1,2, 3,43 Girls' State Delegate 33 N.F.L. 23 Speech Club 2333 Perfect Attendance Award 1,23 D.A.R. 43 Chorus 1,2,43 Sunshine Society 13 Girl of the Month 2333 Triple Trio 13 Jackson Town- ship 1. SANDY SUE FISHER Sandy One pastime was reading. JOHN JOSEPH DUMPERT Dump A nonchalant future farmer. F.F.A. 132,3,43 Projectionist 132333 Football 1, 2,33 Track 1,2333 Class Plays 233. FREDRICK RUSSELL GADDIS Fred Where there's a will there's a way. F-Club 43 Thespians 3,43 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4Q Chess Club 13 Teens for Christ 1,2,33 Football 3,43 Class Plays 2,33 Perfect Attendance Award 3. Al W, VONDA KAY DeDE ' R Vonda P py ' Cl ,President G.A.A. 1,23 . . 1 33,43 Junior Bowling League 1' L wr 1,233 3 Class Plays 2, 43 Offic p 4. W 1 if X A PATSY DARLENE GIBSON Patsy She is attracted to schoolrooms. Honor Society 43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Booster Club 3,43 Class Plays 2,33 Exploratory Teacher 4. ELAINE GREGG Elaine All the world's a stage. Thespians 2,3,4, N.F.L. 2,3,43 Junior Bowling League 43 Class Plays 2,33 Speech Club 23 Drama Club 33 Bennett County High School, South Dakota 3. MARY JEAN HOKE Jean The last of the clan from Hokeland. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4Q Booster Club 1,2,3,4. -Q . f' r 1 g , ' VIVV f . ' J Jafyw A ' 'J ' Q , ,Lf f , ' f f f lf fjlfv X I ffl mfbf f f af JAMES MORTON HAMILTON Mort All around good athlete and sport. F-Club 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1, 2,3,43 Track 1,2,3,4Q Class Play 23 Perfect Attendance Award 13 Freshman Free Throw Trophy, Most Valuable Back 33 Don Rhoads Award 33 Batting Champion 23 WBAT Sports- manship Trophy 43 Outdoo rsmen's Club 33 Letter Jacket. WILLIAM THOMAS HOLDER Bullwinkle A laugh a minute. F.F.A. l,2,3,43 Football 1,23 Basketball 1,25 Cross Country 13 Class Play 2. , x B 42 PAMELIA ANN HARTING Pam Her intentions were always the best. Thespians 3,43 F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Booster Club 1,2,3343 Class Plays 2,33 Perfect Attendance Award 1. MARCIA ANN HOLSTEN Marcia She strives for perfection. Thespians 1,2,3,4, Honor Society 3,43 Booster Club1,2,3,43 Scholarship Jacket 43 Speech Club 33 Perfect Attendance Award 1,23 English Award 13 Bookkeeping Award 13 Scholarship Award 2,33 Mississinewa 1,2,3. DEE ALAN HARVEY Demon Fields were his interest-football and farming. F-Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,4g Football 1,2,3,4g Class Play 23 Christmas Ball King Candidate 45 Most Valuable Lineman 4. fy-1091, L I , Ji Rossa IA,-KAY ' Berti L I f The personality of an artist. Thespians 45 Cheerleader 33 Junio 1' Bowling League 35 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2g Class Plays 3,43 Art Club 1,2,4g Homecoming Attendant 3. PAUL JEAN JEFFRIES P.J. Always on the job. Teens for Christ 2,33 Art Club 4g Perfect Attendance Award lg Outdoorsmen's Club 23 Class Play 2. 43 VAN FRANKLIN HASTY VMI J There's a twinkle in his eye. F-Club 2,3,4g Thespians 4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g Letter Jacketg Class Plays 2,43 Class Officer 13 Outdoorsmen's Club 2. SARAH JANE JACOB Sarah She has serious plans for the future. Chorus 2,4. , ,N PATRICIA ANNE MILLIGAN Mutt One of the varsity squad. F-Club 3,45 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Cheer- leader 1,2,3,45 Junior Bowling League 1,25 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 25 Student Council 45 Class Officer 1,25 Homecoming Queen 45 Homecoming Attendant 15 Sweetheart Attendant 25 Christmas Ball Attendant 35 Office Help 4. l 'N ,Nj It ' 'fr , fi W3 ,Sv im, ff! . rf X Ni, if I 51 IW wif I if AA , f RICHARD MALCOLM MCCRACKEN Rich He's Earlharn College bound. F-Club 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Junior Bowling League 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Scholarship Jacket 3,45 Class Plays 2,3,45 Perfect Attendance Award 15 Boy of the Month 3. 3 ROGER ALAN KEITH Ringer He'd trade his kingdom for a car. F-Club 3,45 Football 1,2535 Class Play 25 Li- brarian 15 Student Manager 1. ROSALEE FAYE KEMMER Rosie Such kindness will become a nurse. Health Careers Club 3,45 Teens for Christ 3,45 Chorus 2. 44 HANNAH THERESA KIENTZ Hannah Future teacher with a mind of her own. Thespians 3,45 Honor Society 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Teens for Christ 25 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Class Play 2,35 Exploratory Teacher 45 Speech Club 1,2. MICHAEL B. MARTIN Mud He had a way with machines. Projectionists 15 Football 1,25 Class Plays 2, 35 Outdoorsmen's Club 2. STEVE KING, JR. Steve A prince from the Buckeye Realm. Baseball 25 Football 15 Track 15 Future Tea- chers5 Varsity H Club5 Honor Society5 Boxing 15 Marion Harding High School COhioj 1,2,3. THOMAS RALPH NOLDER Tom His objective is a big undertaking . Chess Club 25 Junior Bowling League 1,2,3. JACQUELINE ANN LEACH Jaci Never a dull moment. Thespians 253,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Junior Bowling League 2,3,45 Booster Club 15253545 Band 1,25 Class Plays 2,3545 Class Officer 15 Speech Club 45 Art Club 3,4. NANCY LOU MEADORS Nancy Greener pastures are in store for her. Thespians 2,3545 Quill and Scroll 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Class Play 25 Chorus 2. 45 KENNETH MARSHALL LITTLE Kenny His loyalties were to wife and wire. F-Club 2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Football 1,25 Bas- ketball 15 Track 1,25 Class Play 25 Art Club 45 Perfect Attendance Award 1,2. ,, Vx I I DAVID BUREL NUNN Deve His designs are in this book. Thespians 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Basketball 15 Track 1,25 Cross Country 2,35 Breeze and Whirlwind 45 Class Play 35 Art Club 1,2,3,4. GEORGE EDWARD PETERS Pete His fortune may be in farming. F-Club 2,3,45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,3g Track 1,23 Cross Country 1,2,3. JOSEPH RONALD RICKS Big Joe Tower of Strength F-Club 2,3,4g Thespians 2,3,4g Chess Club 2g Science Club 35 Projectionists 1,2,3g Basket- ball l,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g Cross Country 2,3, 45 Class Play 2,3,4g Perfect Attendance Award l. MARGARET ILENE RICHARDS Peggy Peg O' My Heart. F-Club 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,45 F.H.A. 1,2,4g Cheer- leader l,2,3,4g Junior Bowling League 2,35 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Twirler 1,25 Class Play 23 Sweetheart Queen 35 Homecoming Attendant 43 Christmas Ball Queen 4. LINDA LOU SMALL Smallsey Smaller of the Small sisters. Thespians 2,3,4gChorus 25 Booster Club 2,3,4g Class Play 2,33 Perfect Attendance Award 1,2, 3. J J fa ' Y TIM ALLEN REYNOLDS Tim How he likes to go up in the air. Junior Bowling League 1,2,3,43 Projectionists 3g Band l,2g Librarian l. JOHN EDGAR RIGGS Riggs Man about town--Point Isabel. F.F.A. l,2,3,4g Projectionists lg Class Play 2,3g Speech Club 1. JAMES E. RICHCREEK Jim Little giant of '64, Thespians 2,3,4, Honor Society 3,43 Chess Club 1,2,3g Science Club 2,3,4g N.F.L. 2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4g Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 43 Scholar- ship Jacket 3,4g Class Plays 2,45 Student Coun- cil 45 Boys' State Delegate 33 Speech Club 2,3, 45 Math Contest 1,2,3,4gNational Merit Honor- able Mention 4. DAN ALLEN ROGERS Al Always drun'iing up a little fun. Honor Society 4gSpeech Club 3,45 Junior Bowl- ing League 3, Band 1,2,3,4g Football 1,25 Bas- ketball lg Perfect Att e nda nc e Award l,2,3g Chorus 4. CONSTANCE JEAN SHANE Connie A clerk at the Rexall, she's pharma cute ical. Thespians 2,3,4, G.A,A. 1,23 Junior Bowling League 15 Booster Club lg Band l,2,3,4g Class Play 2, Student Council 23 Girls' State Alternate 3. LINDA SUE SHROYER Shrimp She knows how to assume responsibility with- out complaining. Honor Society 45 F.H.A. lg Quill and Scroll 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g B reez e and Whirlwind Staff 4, Exploratory Teacher 45 Chorus 1,2g Swayzee 1. 47 MYRON HERSCHEL A true son of Liberty F. F. A. 3,4g Teens for Christ Perfect Attendance Award 2,3,4. RANDALL JOE SHANE Shaner A football standout. F-Club 2,3,4g Junior Bowling League 2g Base- ball 3g Football l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2g Track l,2,3,45 Class Plays 2,3,4g Student Council lg Librarian 45 Outdoorsmen's Club 35 Boy of the Month 2,3. TIMOTHY JAMES SHANE T.J. Another link in the Shane cousins. F-Club 253,45 F.F.A. 15253545 Chess Club 25 Junior Bowling League 152,35 Projectionists 1,25 Baseball 2,3545 Football 152,35 Basketball 15 Track 15253545 Letter Jacketg Class Play 25 Librarian 45 Perfect Attendance Award 15 Out- doorsmen's Club 3. eajgjfiaja 7774? Ou, My JAMES BUDDY SPARKS, JR. Chief executive of our class. Hsparkyn F-Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Quill and Scroll 45 Teens for Christ 2,35 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2535 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Scholar- ship Jacket 3,45 Student Council 45 Class Offi- cer 1,3,45 Boy of the Month 35 Letter Jacket. -W- ,Jf , , ff ND L g Q. ai-xl LJXKY-J 'XNJX N 5374 PHILIP E. SICKS Phil What me worry ? F-Club 2,3545 Thespians 253,45 Honor Society 3,45 Chess Club 1,2,35 Quill and Scroll 45 N.F.L. 2,35 Junior Bowling League 1,25 Band 15 Breeze and Whirlwind Staff 45 Scholarship Jacket 3,45 PATRICIA ANN SMALL Taller of the Small sisters. upatu Booster Club 253,45 Chorus 25 Class Plays 3,45 Student Council 45 Perfect Attendance Award 253. LINDA PAULETTE STARKEY Linda Newly wed Seniorg new to the class. Booster Club 35 Teens for Christ 3,45 Mississ- inewa 1,25 Van Buren 3. 48 Class Plays 2,45 Student Council 45 Class Officer 3,45 Boys' State Alternate 35 Librarian 15 Student Manager 253,45 Perfect Attendance Award l. FRED A. STEELE Fred A golden tongued orator. Thespians 45 N.F.L. 45 Class Play 35 Speech Club 2,45 Art Club 45 Grant County Historical Society 2,35 Marion l,2,3. CHARLES RICHARD SMITH Chuck' He cameg he leftg he returned. Chess Club 2g Cross Country lg Class Play 1 Marion lg Granite City, Illinois 2. 1 1 ROBERT TAYLOR Bob He never lets you down. Art Club 4. NORMA ELAINE SMITHLEY Blondie Mighty easy on the eye. Booster Club 1,2,4g Class Play 25 Librarian 39 Marion 3. JULIA ANN STITT Julius Everyone's favorite classmate. F.H.A. 2,3,4g Junior Bowling League 35 Booster Club l,2,3,4g Class Officer 3g Girls' State Alternate 35 Exploratory Teacher 4g Homecom- ing Attendant 2. B r 49 FORREST STEPHEN SMITH Steve Gentleman farmer seeking a degree F.F.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1 2 3 Class Play 2 Student Council 3g C h r i s t m a s Ball King 4 F.F.A. Delegate Kansas City 3 LARRY BYRON THURMAN Larly Full of fun from morning till night Booster Club 13 Football 2 Class Play 2 4 Class Officer 4. RICHARD LEE TREON Rapid Richard Business man with a future. Junior Bowling League 35 Football 1,35 Basket- ball 1. EDWARD TRICE Ed BARBARA ELLEN WOOD Barb Quaker fan and Booster Club backer. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Junior Bowling League 35 Boos- ter Club 1,253,115 Band 1. GERALDEAN YARBROUGH Gerri Her accent is somewhat southern. Chorus 2. JAMES EDWARD UNDERWOOD Jim Small but mighty. F-Club 2,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,35 Class Play 25 Class Officer 15 Letter Jacketg Boy of Month 35 Most Valuable Back 4. we-gg 50 Pigskin expert from Fowlerton. F-Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Science 35 Junior Bowling League 3,45 Booster Club 15 Football 3,45 Letter Jacketg Perfect Attendance Award 152,35 Bowling Trophy 45 Chapter Farmer. FRED CARL WILSON Fred A man of the great outdoors. Mississinewa 152. 9121614 GQJS jfsfory The long-awaited moment had arrived. The lock on the time capsule had popped open, and people were crowded around in hopes of catching a peek at what New York had sealed away during the World's Fair years ago. First to be handed to the museum curator was a copy of the NEW YORK TIMES. Pande- monium burst loose when a triangular piece of felt with the words Long Live the Mets was opened to the breeze. Then a most curious book was found. Still spotless, it was a WHIRLWIND. The museum curator opened it to see rows of clean, well-dressed young men and women. When he realized that he was looking upon the graduating class of 1964 of Fairmount, Indiana, he was overwhelmed. News of the discovery spread over the world. Television flashed their faces to American homes, the newspapers printed these lines, found in a class history, of accomplishments of the class. The Freshmen of 1961 elected Rae Lee Adams to be president, Jaci Leach, vice-president, Van Hasty, secretary, Jerry Burgan, treasurer, Bonnie Baker and Dennis Clevenger, social chair- men, and Patsy Milligan and Jim Sparks, Student Council. Patsy Milligan was our Homecoming Attendant. We were the last class to be initiated at Fairmount High School, meeting our doom Nov- ember 18, 1961. Patty Ancil, our candidate for queen, was crowned at the Sweetheart Dance. Class sponsors Mrs. Florence Wood, Raymond Elliott, and Fred Wood accompanied us on our class party, a trip to Riverside Amusement Park. Upon our return to school as sophomores, we called upon Jerry Burgan to be president, Becky Davison, v i c e - p r e sid e nt, Rae Lee Adams, secretary, Patty Ancil, treasurer, Patsy Milligan, social chairman, and Connie Shane, Student Council. Julia Stitt was our Homecoming Attendant. Early in November we received our red and white class jackets from Anderson Sporting Goods. On February 13, 1962, we presented four unforgettable one-act plays. These first theatrical productions were LIFE OF THE PARTY, THE LOTTERY, THE BISHOP'S CANDLESTICKS, and LADIES OF THE MOP. Patsy Milligan was our candidate for queen of the Sweetheart Dance. Our sponsors again were Mrs. Florence Wood, Raymond Elliott, and Fred Wood. Our class party started at a movie and ended at Bakers' farm. At the half-way mark in our high school education, we returned as juniors with Mrs. Florence Wood, Hugh Caughell, and John Roberds as our sponsors. Jim Sparks was our presi- dent, Phil Sicks, vice-president, Patty Ancil, secretary, Becky Davison, treasurer, Susan Bunch and Steve Smith, Student Council, and Julia Stitt and Randy Shane, social chairmen. Roberta Hipskind was the Junior Attendant at Homecoming. Our sparkling class rings, which came from Jostens in September, were the cause of much attention. Experienced actors now, we presented THE NEIGHBORS, THE TRYSTING PLACE, and WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE on November 2, 1962. Again our Sweetheart candidate, Peggy Richards this time, reigned as queen. We used our hard-earned conces sion money to give the '63 Seniors a prom May 10 at Honeywell Memorial. Osting's dance band played while juniors and seniors danced in a room decorated as Paris in the Spring. Heading down the stretch toward graduation, we decided to stay witha winning team. Jim Sparks, Phil Sicks, Patty Ancil, and Becky Davison were all elected to new terms of office. Our social chairmen were Susan Bunch and Larry Thurman, our Student Council representative was John Bagley. Mrs. Lucile Sicks, Hugh Caughell, and Fred Wood were our class sponsors. Patsy Milligan was the Homecoming Queen, Peggy Richards was the Senior Attendant. The Seniors attended vespers February 16, 1964, at the Methodist Church. Charles Mishler spoke to three dozen members of the class. Julie Craw was queen of the Sweetheart Dance. Very proficient in the theater arts, we staged YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, April 10. The Juniors hosted us to a prom in the Cardinal Room of Ball State Teachers College, May 16. On the evening of May 25, we walked down the aisles of the festively-decorated gymnasium to receive our diplomas. All the nation agreed that this was a special senior class. After placing the yearbook in an airtight case, the museum curator asked his assistant, Will we ever see their likes again? 51 9121614 I Rae Lee Adams will my possessions that I don't take with me to college to my greenie sister Jean, since she uses them all anyway. I Patty Ancil will to Bobbie Howell two more years as var- sity cheerleader, hoping she does as well as she did this year. I John Bagley do hereby give and b equeath to my little b rothe r David enough sense to go out for freshman sports. v-4 Bonnie Baker will the job of being cheerleader throughout high school to Sherri Butler. s-4 Larry Barnes will to any boy who desires it my ability to letter in all five sports offered at Fairmount High School. r-1 Phil Beeson, a student here at F.H.S. for five months, will what is left of the shop class to all the underclass- men. v-4 7-4 P-,-,cr FY H- . :sg am B'-s 'rx gr:- H13 'Urn rim AED-' gi Hr- 'UB ofc as 5-Q 59- '-'II Os gm U1 QCP? uno ,... 13 Se OH 59. gi? EH git CDGWA David Bennett hereby leave tonext year'sjou1-nalism staff a quaint desk in the black hole of journalism. IDonna Brattain will to my brother Jim my seat in Home Ec. class. I Marvin Brewer will to Allen Fox the washer in the cage, since it's almost his anyway. I Jim Brinkman will my ability to stay out of trouble to my sister Judy. I Doug Brown will to Ron Brown the big wad of gum under the last seat, first row, of government class. KI wonder whose it is.D I Susan Bunch, being of sound mind and body, will my ability to get low grades in College English to Lynn Snipes. IJerry Burgan will my ability to lose my driving license my senior year to Dave Ribble, because he's as reck- less as I am. ISteve Buckman, having a selfish nature and being broke, have nothing to will. I Glen Chapel, being of stupendous body and superior mind, do hereby give andbequeath to Mr. Kenworthy my stunn- ing black senior cords for him to love and cherish as he would his own. I Joyce Couch will my ability to get along with Mr. Wood to any student who can stand being called down that often. IJulie Craw will to my cousin, Cathy McManaman, all my good times at F. H. S. I John Croussore will all my good times in school to Terry Ellsworth. I Barb Curless, being of sound mind, will to the boyfriends of Cathy Curless and Bobbie Howell my chauffeur's cap. IBecky Davison will to Marie Niles my glasses, and hope she can get contacts by the time she is a senior. IVonda DeDecker will my sister Karen to Norman Love, since he wants her so much more than I do. I Dennis Di c ke r so n , being of sound mind, will to Marvin Holloway my position as captain of our bowling team, hoping they continue winning. I Shirley Duckett will to Becky Underwood the good times we had together in Home Ec, class. I John Dumpert, being of sound body and please excuse the mind, will to Dave Ribble the Health Room, because I sure don't need it. ISandy Fisher will to Dennis Fisher my good times in school. I Jane Ann Ford will to Richard Wood the right to stand in the hallways-- by himself. IMike Ford will my ability to get into trouble to Edna Lemons. I Fred Gaddis, having a high degree of comon sense, will my calm, cool, and collected mind to a girl who needs it, Becky Underwood. I Patsy Gibson will to Margie Brewer myprivilege of not having to ride the bus to school my senior year. I Elaine Gregg, being of sound mind and body, will to Karen Briles the abilities to drive a car and to stay with a diet. fHa!7 I Jim Hamilton will my nickname Ham to my brother Gary. I Pam Harting will my locker in the bas ement to Denny Leachman. I Dee Harvey will to Kitty Duncan my ability to get into class late without getting a tardy slip. I Van Hasty will to Lynn Draper my luck in having a car that would start every morning of my junior and senior years. I Berti Hipskind, having arrived at school on time once this week, will my superfluous ability to be prompt--at least once a year--to my brother Danny. I Jean Hoke will to Margie Brewer all the fun we had in sixth period study hall. I Bill Holder will to my brother, John, my car, because no- nob else wants it. I Marcia Holsten,being of questionable mind and sound body, will upon request to my brother Jack, any seat in the Booster Club. ISarah Jacob will my long hard hours at Fairmount High School to anyone who will use them better than I did. I Paul Jeffries will to Eula Dean Smithley all the pleasures Cwhat pleasures there arel of high school. I Roger Keith,being of unsound mind and solid body, will the cough syrup that Jim Kirk willed me last year to Gary Dailey. I Rosalee Kemmer will my seat in Psychology to Jerry Warr, hoping he enjoys it as much as I did. I Hannah Kientz will my staff positions to Carol Hawkinson and my good times at F.H.S. to John Greentree. ISteve King will my seat in College English to a lucky senior next year. I Jaci Leach, being of warped mind and body, will my good times and what not to Phil McHenry. I Kenny Little, being of no mind and feeble body, will my bosses at the Fairmount Wire to Steve Herniak. IR,ichard McCracken will football jersey number 38 to Terry Underwood and varsity locker number 12 to Mike Cox. I Mike Martin will all my books and the hardships I endured at F.H.S. to my cousin Steve Martin. I Nancy Meadors will my dilapidated seat in the auditorium to my brother, Bill, maybe then it will finally fall apart. I Patsy Milligan will to Lou Ann Herniak my position as varsity cheerleader, hoping she will accumulate as many wonderful memories as I have. I Tom Nolder will all my good times in Algebra to anyone who likes to have Mr. Bach mad at him. I Dave Nunn will my artistic talent to Glenyis Nunn, and to my little brothers all the A's I got in U.S. History. I George Peters will to Jane Templeton lots of luck with the teachers and a great senior year. I Herschel Peterson will my position in fifth period chorus to anyone who wants it. ITim Reynolds, being of sound mind and body, will my College English grades to Jack Holsten. Heaven help him! I Peggy Richards will my clothes to my sister Vicki, since she wears them all anyway. I James Richcreek will all my hard-earned brownie points to Steve Martin and my b rothe r s , Steve and Mike to Steve Martin to make his senior year more enjoyable and to my brothers because they need them. IJoe Ricks will my ability to graduate from F.H.S. to my youngest sister, Janie. I John Riggs will my F.F.A. membership to Dave Davis. I Dan Rogers, being of sound mind and worn-out body, will to Jim Williams my drumsticks in hopes he will con- tinue to beat those skins for F.H.S. IConnie Shane will to Randy Brewer, my Honda Honey , the ability to flip paperwads in study hall without getting caught. I Randy Shane, being of superior mind and muscular body, will the great football unifo rm number 22 to anyone who thinks he is great enough to fill it. if I Tim Shane will my great and well known ability to cause trouble to any junior boy who thinks he can live up to all my mischief. I Linda Shroyer will all my fights with Phil Leisure on the Green Township bus to Johnetta Greentree, hoping she wins more than I did. IPhil Sicks, being of sound mind, will all my awards and offices throughout high school to any fr eshman who would like finishing in second place. I Linda Small will all the studying I didn't do to Dan Patton. I Patsy Small will to J.P. Small, Richy Hodupp, and Don Royal all the homework I never managed to get done. I Chuck Smith will all my ability to stay awake in Psychology, Government, and study hall to my brother Jay. I Steve Smith will all my pleasant expe r i enc e s with Mr. Davison to Richy Hodupp. I Elaine Smithley will to my sisters, Wanda and Dean, all the fun I had my senior year, and to my brother Vernon I will my ability to graduate. I Jim Sparks will to my brother Bob my Briarhopper, Buck- eye, and Hoosier dialects, and the background I received from thirteen different schools. I Linda Starkey will my ability to get along with Mr. Davison to Sharon Starkey. IFred Steele, being of sound and disposing mind, will my sound and disposed of salesmanship book to my brother Tim and my over-abundant supply of conceit to Sharon Starkey. IJulia Stitt will to Sharon Beouy my ability to move from treasurer to secretary of the Booster Club. I Robert Taylor will my books, bad grades , and slightly worn senior cords to Don Taylor. I Larry Thurman, being of sound mind, will my superb abilities in shop class to Ronnie Turner. I Dick Treon will to Mike Hall my ability to work at Hack- ney's till midnight and come to school, sometimes, the next day. I Ed Trice will to Steve Martin my ability to recover fumbles in football and to stay out of trouble in school. I Jim Underwood will my football jersey number 30 and my shoes to my little brother Pedro, hoping that someday he may put them to use again. I Fred Wilson will my ability to get along with Mr. Bach to my sister Sherie and my brother Gary. I Barbara Wood will to Loretta Wood my blonde hair for her senior year. I Geraldean Yarbrough, being of sound mind and body, will to Terry Smalley my ability to get called down for talking in home room. 53 2 3 3 ? I 1 w 9 I i QD gooofgzfzien Becky Davison cSc5oQrs61jo jacfef wzbners or X963 Jim Sparks Rae Lee Adams Jim Davis Phil Sicks Richard McCracken Jim Richcreek David Bennett Becky Davison a flbndf gfly CS cfolirs Jim Richcreek David Bennett John Bagley Phil Sicks Toys? C5fdfQ ygefzy 1400 er Kwwar Phil McHenry, Steve Martin, Wilson Hunt, Ralph Hanes, Kenny Mrs. Florence Wood presents Rae Lee Adams with Seward, Reece Peacock, John Selby. her Homemaker of Tomorrow award. Rae Lee was rated one of the top ten girls in the state. 1964 cSc5oQ11S51,0 jacfef zhners af, Q we My V ,i fm. Margie Brewer, Jim Richcreek, Cheryl Riggs, Ralph Hanes, Becky Davison, Jim Sparks, Rae Lee Adams, Richard McCracken, Cheryll Lochner, Steve Martin, Cathie Siegel, Dave Bennett, Cheryl Compton, Phil McHenry, Sally Bennett, Kenny Seward, Johnetta Greentree, Phil Sicks, Marcia Holsten. 57 iwmsffff cHA,QAUfQ All is SE 012014 oczezy SEATED: Cheryll Lochner, Margie Brewer, Florence Scudi, Cheryl Riggs, Jim Richcreek, Phil Sicks, Richard McCracken, Becky Davison. STANDING: Wilson Hunt, Kenny Seward, Connie Small, Cheryl Compton, Cathie Siegel, John Selby, Sally Bennett, Ralph Hanes, David Bennett, Jim Sparks, Steve Buckman, Rae Lee Adams, John Bagley, Dan Rogers, Hannah Kientz, Patsy Gibson, Marcia Holsten, Linda Shroyer. OFFICERS President ..... . . Dave Bennett Treasurer ..... . . Richard McCracken Vice-president . . .... Phil Sicks Social Chairman . . . .... Becky Davison Secretary .... . . Jim Richcreek Student Council. . . ..... Jim Sparks QUIWQJQJ Sem f FIRST ROW: Jim Sparks, Nancy Meadors, Linda Shroyer, Rae Lee Adams, Becky Davison. SECOND ROW: David Nunn, Hannah Kientz, Marvin Brewer, Jim Richcreek, David Bennett, Phil Sicks, Richard McCracken. C3fCIOQ1?f GOUDCI' , FIRST ROW: John Selby, Jim Sparks, Cathy Curless, Florence Scudi, Mary Ann Parker, Jane Ann Ford, June Trice, Connie Howard. SECOND ROW: Steve Martin, Ralph Hanes, John Bagley, Anthony Shields, Mark Buroker, Phil Sicks, Gary Stoffer, Cheryll Lockner, Patsy Small. STANDING: Jim Richcreek, Mr. Wright, Patsy Milligan. OFFICERS Sponsor. . . . . Mr. Charles Wright Secretary. . . . Patsy Milligan President. . .... Jim Richcreek Treasurer . . . Jane Ann Ford Glen Ce FIRST ROW: Mr. Bach, Jim Richcreek, Sally Bennett, Phil McHenry, Cheryl Compton, Steve Martin, June Trice, David Bennett, Mr. Long. SECOND ROW: Phil Leisure, Judy Stewart, Fred Hollenbeck, Elaine Craw, Jon Hollen- beck, Charla Compton, David Brubaker, Cheryl Riggs, David Davis. THIRD ROW: Linda Everhart, Larry Jeffries, Charles Broyles, Duane Holloway, Bill Johnson, Joe Davison, Dan Lincoln, John McHenry, Carol Hawkinson. OFFICERS Sponsors . . . . . Mr. Bach, Mr. Long President ...... ..... S teve Martin Corresponding Secretary. . . . . . Jim Richcreek Vice-president ..... . . Cheryl Compton Student Council ....... .... J une Trice Recording Secretary ............. Sally Bennett Treasurer ................. Phil McHenry ctmwmx wrlt a an -ff . zuimvwn ,....mmnn4nn r ,rs VU 42121614 GQ33 Jfzy Penelope Sycamore . . Essie ..... Rheba ..... Paul Sycamore Mr. DePinna . Ed ...... Donald . . Grandpa. . . Alice . . CC OU 7 77 Gan f gage Q Ujzfg you Gas! . . Rae Lee Adams Henderson . . . . .Becky Davison . Roberta Hipskind Richard McCracken . . Larry Thurman . . . . . Phil Sicks . . .Steve Buckman . . Larry Barnes . . .Jaci Leach f-.f Kolenkhov. . . Tony Kirby . . Gay Wellington Mr. Kirby. . . Mrs. Kirby . . First Man. . . Second Man . . Olga ..... 101249011013 OQADQ 60 Tim Reynolds Jim Richcreek . . Joe Ricks Bonnie Baker David Bennett . Patsy Small Marv Brewer . Doug Brown . . . Vonda DeDecker SEQ 375212 U50 Eyes jzowweof jj j7Q'az'f STANDING: Cathie Siegel, Don Ever- ett, Jane Templeton, Royce Mason, Peg Mitchener, Margie Brewer, Cheryl C o m p t o n , Sally Bennett, Mary Ann P a rk e r , Ron Brown, Sharon Beouy, Nancy Fansler, Cheryll Lochner, Phil McHenry, Cindy Ricks, Jerry Bone, Joe Kimes, Diana Morrical, Charles Broyle s , Wilson Hunt. SEATED: Sharon Sta r k e y , Betty Corn, David Davis, Cheryl Riggs, Jill Powell, John Selby, Dave Record. UAQ Mr STANDING: Mrs. Adeline Nall, director, Jim Williams, Connie Small, Kathie Burch, Rich- ard Wood. SEATED: Royce Mason, author, Robert Lee Masters, Tom Penzone. 11121614 I, ,V ff .f.,. 7 ' . K i ' ' ,EH inf, -,I ,,,. 57 yyfarrzdye Jjroposaf Florence Scudi, Mike Cox, Steve Martin. 9575 SEATED: J. McHenry, A. Shields. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Nall, Sponsor, B. Baker, C. Small, S. Star- key, P. McHenry, F. Scudi, C. Riggs. SECOND ROW: D. Bennett, F. Steele, J. Richcreek, S. Martin. OFFICERS: P r e s i d e nt -Phil Mc!-Ienry, Vice- president-Steve M a 1' t i n 5 Secretary- Treasurer- Cheryl Riggs 5 Student Council- Florence Scudi. 7 e.sp1'czz2s FIRST ROW: P. McHenry, C.. Shane, B. Curless, H. Kientz, C. Small, Mrs. Nall, Sponsor, R. Mason, J. Leach,J. Richcreek, F. Steele. SECOND ROW: F. Scudi, B. Baker, C. Riggs, F. Gaddis, D. Ben- nett, T. Penzone, S. Martin. THIRD ROW: B. Davison, J. Bone. FOURTH ROW: L. Small, M. Brewer. FIFTH ROW: R. Adams, N. Meadors. SIXTH ROW: P. Sicks, D. Nunn, R. McCracken, J. Ricks. OFFICE RS: President-Richard McCracken: Vice- president-Dave Bennett, Secretary-Marcia Hol- sten, T r e as u r e r -Rae Lee Adams: Historian- Linda Small, Reporter-Barbara Curlessg Social Chairmen-Becky Davison, Nancy Meadors, Stu- dent Council-Phil Sicks. P98636 61.5 FIRST ROW: J. Richcreek, P. McHenry, F. Scudi, Mrs. Nall, C. Riggs, C. Small, S. Martin, F. Steele. SECOND ROW: M. Parker, J. McHenry, C. Compton, J. Salisbury, S. Starkey, T. Penzone, K. Burch, D. Morrical. THIRD ROW: J. Temple- ton, C. Craw, T. Jones, B. Baker, J. Small, N. Fansler, D. Royal, C. Ricks, A. Shields. will Szufure 11119425 SEATED: Sally Bennett, Lynn Snipes, Rosalee Kemmer, Connie Howard, Linda Bollinger, Linda Everhart, Kathy Galbreath. STANDING: Carole Potter, Karen Briles, Charla Compton, Debbie Reeder, Phyllis James, Marilyn Kierstead, Donna Kind, sponsor. OFFICERS President- Sharon Starkey Secretary- Becky Underwood eens or Cgrzkf OFFICERS President- Sally Bennett Vice-president- Lynn Snipes Secretary- Rhonda Enslen Treasurer- Kathy Galbreath Program Chairman- Rosalee Kemrner Student Council- Connie Howard FIRST ROW: Jackie Homringhous,Janet Sellers, Becky Underwood, Rosalee Kemmer, Johnetta Greentree. SECOND ROW: Diane Kendall, Glenyis Nunn, Cheryll Lockner, Sharon Starkey, Charles Dailey, Mrs. Bennett, sponsor. x!06rczf0ry eac ers FIRST ROW: Susan Bunch, Julia Stitt, Linda Shroyer, Patsy Gibson. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Baker, Hannah Kientz, Becky Davison, Marvin Brewer, Rae Lee Adams. gzgfarzdns FIRST ROW: Linda Wright, Sharon Beouy, Peg Mitchener, Margie Brewer. SECOND ROW: Mr. Wood, Dennis Dickerson, Rhonda Enslen, Betty Lewis, Butch Ritter, Dick Craw. Offgbe jfe ,U STANDING: Jane Ann Ford, Julia Stitt, Vonda DeDecker, Bonnie Baker. SEATED Patsy Milligan, Patty Ancil, Connie Shane. ,ev Fifi? FIRST ROW: S. Bunch, Public Relations, B. Curless, Song Leader, P. Richards, Editor, P. Milligan, Sec. and Stu- dent Council, R. Adams, President, V. DeDecker, Vice-president, R. Brachvogel, Treasurer, J. Ford, Parliamen- tarian, B. Davison, Song Leader, P. Ancil, Historian. SECOND ROW: E. Humphreys, B. Wood, H. Kientz, B. Howell, Public Relations, B. Baker, District President, C. Curless, Public Relations, M. Parker, Public Relations, J. Hoke, P. Harting, J. Stitt. THIRD ROW: P. Gibson, C. Hawkinson, C. Ricks, K. Burch, J. Templeton, N. Fansler, D. Morr- ical, L. Wright, L. Wood, B. Corn. FOURTH ROW: M. Niles, S. Harshman, K. Galbreath, C. Dailey, K. Hiatt, M. Croussore, S. Seaton, M. Seaton, J. Morris, J. Greentree. FIFTH ROW: J. Homrighous, L. Snipes, P. Vetor, J. Jones, S. Cline, J. Vogel, J. Venitz, B. Moore, M. Cole, S. Siegel, J. Stewart. SIXTH ROW: V.Richa.rds, K.DeDecker, S. Cole, L. Mitchener, S. Butler, P. Brewer, L. Herniak, T. Adams, R. Baker, D. Kendall, B. Shane. SEVENTH ROW: D. Smith, J. Honeycutt, J. Adams, J. Caughell, L. Chapel, J. Love, C. McManaman, G. Rankin, J. Smith, R. Doyle, F. J .7757 FIRST ROW: T. Shane, H. Peterson, G. Cole, F. Gaddis, B. Holder, E. Trice, Secretary, J. Dumpert, S. Smith, President, L. Barnes, Sentinel, D. Harvey, Parliamentarian, G. Peters, Vice-president, J. Collins, Treasurer, J. Riggs, Reporter, D. Davis. SECOND ROW: S. Craw, R. Hanes, R. Brewer, T. Bayless, A. Reasoner, M. Holloway, C. Turner, D. Record, T. Hiatt, D. Everett, S. Richcreek, T. Smalley, G. Hipes, N. Love, J. Lewis, A. Hasty. THIRD ROW: W. Nelson, G. Hiatt, M. Richcreek, H. Dailey, J. Gibson, D. Leachman, M. Powell, O. Gallion, G. Stoffer, D. Wybrew, C. Baker, D. Love, J. Smith, L. Collins, Mr. Caughell. Wood, Sponsor. 7 C3616 FIRST ROW: Bonnie Baker, Peggy Richards, Robin Brachvogel, Bobbie Howell, Patty Ancil, Patsy Milligan. SECOND ROW: Ed Trice, Tim Shane, Jim Underwood, Glen Chapel, Phil Sicks, Dee Harvey, Marvin Brewer, Van Hasty, Jim Hamilton, Randy Shane. THIRD ROW: Joe Ricks, George Peters, Larry Barnes, Terry Haisley, Doug Brown, Roger Keith, Richard McCracken, Wayne Winans, Tom Penzone. FOURTH ROW: Richard Wood, Jim Lewis, Joe Kimes, Gary Dailey, Jim Sparks, Fred Gaddis, Steve Martin, Tim Titus, Reece Peacock. FIFTH ROW: Kenny Jones, John Selby, Kenny Seward, Wilson Hunt, Steve Buckman, Randy Pernocl, Steve Hanlon, Gary Hipes, Phil McHenry. SIXTH ROW: Coach McFall, Harold Dailey, Mike Cox, Jerry Collins, Randy Brewer, Jerry Warr, John Davis, John Lewis, Dave Ribble, Phil Kimes, Coach Fites. OFFICERS President .... . .Richard McCracken Secretary-Treasurer . . .... Jim Sparks Vice-president . . . . . . Jim Hamilton Student Council .... . . .Steve Martin F' F' FIRST ROW: Carol Ann H a wk i n s o n , Sally Bennett, Sylvia Cline, June Trice, Linda Ever- hart, Cheryll Lo C hn e r , Mary Ann Parker, Cindy Ricks. SE COND ROW: Nancy McCrac- ken, Judy Stewart, Linda Wright, Sharon Brewer, Nicola Brewer, Margie Brewer, Marie Niles, Diana Morrical, Kathie Burch, Nancy Fansler. OFFICERS President ........... Margie Brewer Vice-president . . .... Sylvia Cline TreasurerQ . . . ..... Marie Niles Secretary ..... . . Cheryll Lochner Student Council. . . . . .Mary Ann Parker Zoosfer FIRST ROW: Jaci Leach, Patsy Small, Becky Davison, Elaine Smithley, Pam Harting, Linda Small, Jean Hoke, Linda Shroyer, Rae Lee Adams, Julie Craw, Julia Stitt, Susan Bunch. SECOND ROW: Barbara Curless, Hannah Kientz, Barbara Wood, Patsy Gibson, Emela Humphrey, Vonda De Decker, Berti Hipskind, Nancy Meadors, Jane Ann Ford, Jane Thompson, Loretta Wood, Becky Whitson. THIRD ROW: Jane Templeton, Margie Brewer, Mary Ann Parker, Becky Underwood, Cheryl Riggs, Sandy Spitzmesser, Nancy Wimmer, Sharon Starkey, Betty Lewis, Betty Corn, Theresa Faulk, Vicki Winslow. FOURTH ROW: Judy Stewart, Nancy Fansler, Cindy Ricks, Cathie Siegel, Cheryl Compton, Nancy Sinclair, Trudy Adams, Carolyn Gift, Barbara Moore, Rhonda Enslen, Debbie Haynes,Jewel1 Why- brew. FIFTH ROW: Judy Venitz, Susan Siegel, Julia Jones, Kathie Burch, Florence Scudi, Sally Bennett, Carol Hawkinson, Jane Smith, Rita Doyle, Becky Shane, Jane Caughell, Jean Adams. SIXTH ROW: Janice Morris, Kay Moore, Marie Niles, Peg Vetor, Lynn Snipes, Cathy McManaman, Judy Brinkman, Eva Justice, Sharon Brewer, Susan Mallot, Dottie Smith, Sandy Bone. SEVENTH ROW: Mary Reismiller, Peggy Carper, Jackie Homrighous, Nicola Brewer, Lois Chapel, Shirley Cole, Karen DeDecker, Sherri Butler, Kitty Duncan, Vicki Richards, Linda Mitchener, Mrs. Florence Wood. EIGHTH ROW: Mary Cole, Linda Bollinger, Lou Ann Herniak, Pam Brewer, Sharon Harshman, Carolyn Dailey, Cathy Curless, Karen Hiatt, Barbara McCarter. NINTH ROW: Cheerleaders: Bobbie Jo Howell, Robin Brachvogel, Patty Ancil, Bonnie Baker, Patsy Milligan, and Peggy Richards. The 1964 Whirlwind presents the back bone of the football and basketball series, The Booster Club. During the year the Club has provided the student body and the faculty withpennants of various sizes and shapes bearing slogans of victory. The pennants were worn on days of ball games. At ball ganfes, the Booster Club members dressed in white blouses, black skirts and black and gold ribbons to represent the school's colors. The Booster Club c hee r ed the team on to victory this year under the dir e ction of Mrs. Florence Wood, their tireless sponsor. President-Vonda DeDeckerg Vice-president-Margie Brewer,Secretary-Julia Stitt, Treasurer-Sharon Beouy: Student Council-Jane Ann Ford. 67 i Lan Junior, Nancy Fansler Senior, Peggy Richards Queen, Patsy Milligan Sophomore, Karen Hiatt Freshman, Vicki Richards 7155 omecomzkzy ourf Gfrzkfmas U3 f ourf C weeffearf Zan ce Ourf Sophomore, Bobbie Howell Escort, Tim Titus Junior, Sharon Beouy Escort, Lester Duncan Queen, Julie Craw Escort, Ron Caldwell Freshman, Vicki Richards Escort, Terry Underwood Dee Harvey Patty Ancil Bonnie Leisure, last year's Queen, Larry Barnes, King Peggy Richards, Queen Ronnie Snipes, last year's King Bonnie Baker Steve Smith Way 1? omecomzhg ueen Patsy Milligan 9 Gfrfkfmas Z! 1962 Queen Bonnie Leisure 1963 King Larry Barnes 1963 Queen Peggy Richards 1962 King Ronnie Snipes yysi 1 QQ, weeffearf Julie Craw Wi asf mu K-QR! ,W V, ,ix W 6 9 azkcmounf Cscfoofygan FIRST ROW: Becky Shane, Jill Powell, Connie Shane, Cheryl Compton, Nancy Carder, Joe Davison, June Trice, Sally Bennett, Rex Hagquist. SECOND ROW: Tom Penzone, Becky Davison, Emela Humphreys, Steve Craw, Ruth Clawson, Jane Caughell, Jean Adams, Mike Spencer, Mr. Paull McCoy. THIRD ROW: Wilson Hunt, Dennis Todd, Jim Rich- creek, Ray King, Steve Cox, Roger Mitchener, Jeff Schroeder. FOURTH ROW: Jere Spence, Richard Wood, Jerry Warr, John Lewis, Fred Hollenbeck, Chris Powell, J. P. Small, Dennis Nicholson, Dan Hipskind. FIFTH ROW: Dan Rogers, Dave Ribble, Jim Williams, Cathie Siegel, John Selby, Johnny Salisbury, Ted Hiatt, Gary Roy, Joe Reed, Gordon Hawkinson. SIXTH ROW: Judy Brinkman, Sabra Weir, Judy Venitz, Eva Lou Justus, Bobbie Jo Howell, Diana Schroeder, Barbara Moore, Nancy Fansler. This past year the band has taken part in several programs. It played an important role in the Christmas and Thanksgiving convocations. It sponsored a pep dance before the basketball game with Mississinewa and another pep dance before the sectional. This group also led the homecoming parade. This year the band did something novel. The members marched on the football field and on the basketball court during halftime. This year was also the first year for the formation of a pep band, which consisted mainly of junior and senior students. The duty of this group was to perform during pep sessions and at halftime during basketball games. Mr. McCoy not only directed the band but also helped with the art work in the Whirlwind. Mr. Wood and the Whirlwind Staff wish to thank Mr. McCoy for his assistance. OFFICERS President - Tom Penzone Vice-president - Wilson Hunt Secretary - Cathie Siegel Student Council - Jim Richcreek Librarian - Jim Williams Social Chairman - Cheryl Compton 70 CA 014113 SEATED: Janice Morris. FIRST ROW: Mr. Charles Kenworthy, Janet Sellers, Ruth Baker, Cheryl Riggs, Rosalee Kemmer, Nancy McCracken, Marie Niles, Lou Ann Herniak, Florence Scudi, Trudy Adams, Julia Jones, Becky Shane, Jane Caughell, Lois Chapel. SECOND ROW: Kathie Burch, Sarah Jacobs, Dianna Kendall, Nancy Tilden, Sandy Bone, Sharon Seaton, Vickie Kierstead, Becky Underwood, Sharon Harshman, Kathy Galbreath, Jean Horn, Connie Howard, Dottie Smith, Barbara Brown. THIRD ROW: Cindy Ricks, Jean Adams, Rae Lee Adams, Becky Davison, Nancy Fansler, Mary Ann Parker, Marie McGraw, Nancy Sinclair, Pam Biberstein, Peggy Carper, Linda Mitchener. FOURTH ROW: Dan Rogers, Tom Penzone, Ted Hiatt, Phil McHenry, Steve Buckman, Duane Holloway, John Keller, Herschel Peterson, Dave Brubaker, Marvin Brewer, Wilson Hunt. Fairmount High School has not had a chorus since the early 195O's, with the exception of 1961-62 when Mrs. Nall consented to organize and direct a choral group. Although this was a step in the right direction, it was not a satisfactory arrangement. Concern in the community and in the school too caused Mr. Smith to hire a trained director and to place chorus in the regular curriculum. Mr. Charles Kenworthy was responsible for teaching the regular chorus class and for conducting the group during special appearances. During the past year the regular chorus met as a regular class. There was also an extra curricular chorus which met after school three times a Week. It consisted of members of the regular chorus plus other interested people. This gave students who had a full schedule a chance to participate in singing. The com- bined choruses performed at many events, such as convocations, between plays, and at Christ- mas and Easter. OFFICERS President - Becky Davison Vice-president - Rae Lee Adams Librarians - Becky Underwood Marie Niles 71 azkm 0 unf Quafefeffes KNEELING in front of the other twirlers is Barbara Moore. Other twirlers are FIRST ROW: Sharon Shane, Sandy Moore, Debbie Englehart, Sherri McGraw, Bobbie Howell, Judy Sellers, Pam Beck, Kathy Wright, Connie Parks. SECOND ROW: Deanna Hipskind, Judy Venitz, Lana Haynes, Jill Riley, Kathy Sullivan, Linda Justus, Eva Justus, Nancy Fansler, Connie Reynolds, and Judy Brinkman. The Quakerettes, appearing in new turquoise blue outfits, performed between the B-team and varsity basketball games. They participated in drills with the band or gave a floor show of their own with the band playing background music. The Twirlers also marched in the Home- coming Parade. The Quakerettes are made up of grade school, junior high, and high school girls who are willing to practice after school at least once a week. A girl may start practicing with the Quakerettes when she enters the third grade. Susan Hackney, a 1962 graduate of Fairmount High School, instructed the girls. While in high school, Susan served as head twirler. During 1963-64 Barbara Moore served as captain of the twirlers. This was her first year as captain. Bobbie Howell acted as co-captain. X , , ! X xg, NEW VN' iyznafqqczfzuzfzes 1963 PICTURES Prom Royalty are Peggy Harvey and Dennis Rautenkranz. President Rautenkranz gives class picture to Mr. Davison. Winnie Clement receives Friendship award from Phi Chi Epsilon. James Davis is VFW Citizenship winner. Junior Class President, Jim Sparks, gets school flag. COMMENCEMENT AWARDS Agriculture--Gary DeDecker Art--James Davis Dramatics--Jerry Brewer English--Mary McCracken Home Economics--Beth Anne Winegardener Mathematics--Dennis Rautenkranz Science--David Vogel Social Studies--Tim Selby SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS Salutatorian- - Mary McCracken Valedictorian- - Peggy Harvey SERVICE AWARDS Editor of Breeze--Tim Selby Editor of Whirlwind--Jane Ann Payne Student Council--Dennis Rautenkranz SCHOLARSHIPS Ball State--Lee Anne Titus Indiana University--Dennis Rautenkranz Earlham--Mary McCracken Galey Memorial--Peggy Harvey Blair Scholarship--Mary McCracken, Dennis Rautenkranz SPECIAL AWARDS Gilbreath Citizenship--Dennis Rautenkranz Friendship Award--Winnie Clement VFW Award--James Davis FOUR YEARS' PERFECT ATTENDANCE Gary Haisley, Bill Mitchener, Lillie Moore .W Q J tr Howard CIGHVGS Vic Hyde and His Four Trumpets Night Photographer Reverend William Kaiser Christmas Play Gift of the Magi Makes Thanksgiving Talk Jim Hamilton Wins WBAT Sportsmanship Trophy Quakers Display New Warm-ups fjracf Umm 1963 FRONT ROW: Tim Titu s , Kenny Jones, Doug Brown, Jim Hamilton, Bobby Sp a r k s , Mike Powell, Jim Underwood, Tim Shane, and Larry Jeffr i e s . MIDDLE ROW: Randy Pernod, Steve Buckman, Cloid Baker, Steve Hanlon, Joe Kim es, Jim Sparks, John Davis , Gary Hipes, Wilson Hunt, and Joe Davison. BACK ROW: Jerry Collins, Reece Peacock, John Dumpert, Orville Gallion, Fred Holl- enbeck, H a r old Dailey, Joe Ricks, Randy B r e w e r , John Selby, James Booth, and Bob Wilkerson. ZdSQ5dH7Qd12? FRONT ROW: Coach Charles Wright, S t u d e nt Manager Phil Mc Henry. MIDDLE ROW: Phil Kime s , Van Hasty, Tim S h a n e , Jim Hamilton, Larry Jeffries, Wayne Winans, Jim Unde rwoo d, Tim Titus, and J. P. S m all. BACK ROW: Dave Ribble, Richard Wood, Larry Barnes, Tom Penzone, Steve Martin, Steve Hanlon, Reece P e ac o c k, Jerry Warr, and Randy Pernod. Gross G0 unfry FRONT ROW: Student Manager Phil McHenry, Coach C h a r 1 e s Wright. BACK ROW: J. P. Small, Larry Jeffries, Kenny Seward, Wilson Hunt, John Davis, John Selby, Larry Coll- ins, Terry Smalley, Larry Barnes, Randy B r e we r , Jerry Collins, and Joe Ricks. ua ef goofgdf eam , 41 nf f. , FRONT ROW: Jim Hamilton, Van Hasty, Dee Harvey, Ed Trice, Jim Under- wood, Randy Shane, Fred Gaddis, Richard McCracken, Jim Sparks, Glen Chapel. SECOND ROW: Tim Titus, Reece Peacock, Terry Haisley, Joe Kimes, Don Everett, Steve Martin, Mike Cox, Harold Dailey, Gary Hipes, Randy Pernod. THIRD ROW: Norman Love, Terry Underwood, Ed Dodson, Vernon Smithley, Larry Embry, Kenny Jones, Fred Hollenbeck, Steve Hanlon. FOURTH ROW: Coach McFa1l, Dave Ribble, Greg Webster, Ted Titus, Rick Bangle, Jerry Haisley, Phil Kimes, Mike Presnall, Gary Wilson. Coach Robert McFall Szoofgafxgoacfes 5756? 1963 g?QC0r0f Oak Hill 20 Fairmount 7 Mississinewa 18 0 North Miami 0 14 Eastern 46 7 Royerton 14 20 Western 13 ' 25 Northfield 6 19 Hartford City 26 26 Northwestern 7 6 In the Football Jamboree, played August 30, the South CFairmount and Alexandriaj tied the North COak Hill and Mississinewab 6-6. No scoreswere made during Fairmount's two quarters. Coach Holloway, Coach McFall, Coach Fites Glen Chapel Center. Surprisingly quick, Glen was a tough football player. Fred Gaddis Tackle. Inexperienced, though he was, Fred became a valuable member of our defensive unit. Jim Hamilton O Quarterback. Fine runner accurate passer, and excellent defensive half- back. He also developed into a good signal caller. Jim was a leader and strong football player. Dee Harvey Guard. A team leader, Dee was also the defensive signal caller. Offen- sively important to Quaker inside running, he was always able to pick up his teammates. Van Hasty Halfback. A good defensive halfback, Van contributed greatly to the Quakers' strong pass defense. 78 Ed Trice Tackle. Ed was the most improved lineman. Agoodblocker and defensive man, he punted well and did everything asked of him. Jim Sparks Guard. Lightest boy on the starting team, Sparky was the best trap blocker and the 1 e a din g tackler at the line- backer position. Randy Shane End A ood ass catcher anda ood U b1ocker,gRandJy improved very niuch this year. He caught a T.D. pass vs. Northfield, which was his first touch- down. Richard McCracken End. A good pass- catcher and blocker, Mack was a much- improv ed offen- sive player c o n c e r n e d about doing things right. Jim Underwood Halfback. Jim, a fine runner, hard d riv e r , and spinner, always got the extra yard. He excelled as place kicker and kick-off man. 79 11, . 2, - r W, ' ww, 441 fH + G Q ,Q as Wa 1 Q tix , X A U A, . S f i 92: C. f X Je , ,r ..k, ,V ag: x f 153' Y Jgk. 91 This is the 1963-64 Quaker team. It enjoyed many jubilant moments of victory--on occasion it felt the anguish of defeat. Through participation on this team, the individuals involved have hastened their journey on the road to manhood. No greater thrill can be awarded an athlete than that feeling of pleasure he receives when his efforts contribute to the team's success. Coach Fites. 63 58 62 64 57 65 72 72 88 58 62 79 83 76 81 61 61 69 74 67 55 58 f-v 1963 - 64 Jfec Mississinewa Swayzee Eastern Western Northwestern Bennett Windfall Highland Van Buren Oak Hill Jeff fGrantJ Montpelier Maconaquah Surnmitville Royerton Frankton Portland North Miami 0fOf Coach Doug Fites 61 ' 57 56 66 61 64 62 50 80 89 64 75 80 63 75 75 79 77 Grant County Invitational White's Jeff CGrantD Oak Hill Sectional Jeff CGrantJ 56 60 67 71 9 -:ef sr iff R:- ..:: .-' 1 R Dj Nr in f P Larry Barnes R, fi nf f W4 smwwy V gf . im ,. -' 'WJ .1' . gym, v , 5 -av ' .JFK f 1 Mkqxfm Terry Haisley ii. ssgawsss ieiei 1 R, iizgmrw - and Q R fx Richard Wood !5 ,xi iff ' FL .. .,Z: ,F 'XM ,f-f his ,LF a sg ., ff y -igfl K wpw IW 47' ' if Joe Ricks fi E xr , ,,,, X, kg f X 1 - S 31 ,, sw Q 5 L esxxw K . ff X Steve Martin a -. X k , X S' , Q . .A M 5 We In K ww, f I 1' Af' i wfw Q J1Q'Qs'5aE I 5' Ziff ' A ,:3S, ri . ff Q Yi 5.4 s. i X Jim Hamilton N ,XJ Lax is -K, r . all ,MH .. I .R r. I Q X f f Q. M R or R ,! , Ez ' .. L- : if fi- Q A wb? if Zif f: - ' W' 1s:Xg'i5 Van Hasty S415 fri L3 ' 'R ASX . Z Q ,-.h mp, i ..,- V , f , ,gif ,1 y y R, fi iffii -J . xi Reece Peacock Q fj a ,Q V if I 'ff T W I I Q1 , 3, -. Y ,fr JW t , T :Vk .- ee e y y y y yf R yeeee s ye i i y ee Eg H I K Jerry Warr 82 Jerry Collins x Y . , l , X, 1 X I if xr Bob Wilkerson X ,,., xx , ,Q Q 5 ., A k of eee R iw? Hrs if Qi hd f -. ,.,y Tim Titus Quafef GTSIQ Larry Barnes, 6' Senior Forward Larry was one of the best corner shooters in the area. His outstanding free-throw shooting kept him consistently near the 90 per cent mark. After the County Tourney, Larry developed a habit of coming on strong in the scoring column during the second half. This trait helped the team gain victories over Royerton and Maconaquah. Larry received a sportsmanship award from a weekly sports program. Joe Ricks, 6' 3 Senior Center Joe shared the starting center position on this year's team. No member of the team gave greater effort. He worked hard on his rebounding and became a valuable offensive tipper and defensive board man. In the pressure-packed moments of the County Tourney, it was Joe who scored three buckets to put the Quakers in the final game. Jim Hamilton, 5' 9 Senior Guard Jim was selected by his teammates as captain. He was the team's leading scorer, although usually guarded by the opponent's best defensive players. His hustle and long jump shots turned several games from the lost to the victory column. Always the Sportsman, Jim received the highest honor an individual can receive in the Grant County Tourney, the WBAT sportsmanship trophy. He leaves a big pair of shoes to be filled by next year's team. Van Hasty, 5' 8 Senior Guard Van started in only two games but was admired by all for his hustle and desire. He brought the team alive on several occasions when he entered the line-up. A hot-and- cold shooter, there was none better when he was on. His contributions to the team were important inachievinga winning season. ' Terry Haisley, 5' 10 Junior Guard Terry played the first half of the season on the B-Team and the last half on the varsity. He showed lots of promise as a scorer. His ball handling and timely scoring helped out in several late-season games. This was his first year to letter. Steve Martin, 6' 4 Junior Center Steve shared the starting center spot this year. He had troubles early in the season, but later came on strong as a dependable scorer and rebounder. His 19 points in the last quarter of the Montpelier game was a team high for quarter play. Steve has the physical make-up and potential to become an outstanding center. Reece Peacock, 6' 2 Junior Forward Reece made tremendous improvement over the previous season. The team's best defensive player, he held several opponents to their lowest scoring efforts of the season. He worked hard at the offensive board and was one of four team members scoring over 200 points. If Reece works hard to curtail his fouling, he will be one of the best basketball players ever at F. H. S. Bob Wilkerson, 6' Junior Center f This was Bob's first year in organized ball. He had many moves and rebounded well on the B-team. If he works hard this summer, he will have a chance of being on next year's first five. Richard Wood, 6' 1 Junior Forward Richard started the season as a regular and led the team in scoring in their victory over archrival Mississinewa. However, he sprained his ankle and never regained his first-of-year form. Richard is a good shooter and could be a standout on next year's team. Jerry Warr, 6' 1 Junior Forward Jerry played only a couple of games on the varsity. He has a very good eye for the basket and scored in double figures often in B-team games. Jerry should also be a strong candidate for next year's first five. Jerry Collins, 6' l Junior Forward Jerry played the early part of the season on the B-team. He showed a lot of desire and hustle on the varsity the last part of the year, as he was a rugged rebounder and hard worker on defense. With the experience gained this year, he should be a strong candidate for next year's first five. Tim Titus, 5' 8 Sophomore Guard Tim came on strong early in the season to gain a starting guard position. He was the best driver on the team, but has not yet developed his potential. He has the physical capabilities to be an outstanding defensive player. Tim helped to make the fast break work. He should be a top candidate for a starting guard position next season. 83 M9377 30554651 jeam FIRST ROW: Larry Collins, Kenny Jones, Mike Cox, Wilson Hunt, Kenny Seward. SECOND ROW: Steve Hanlon Harold Dailey, Terry Smalley, Cloid Baker. THIRD ROW: Willie Hampton, Coach Robert McFall, Randy Pernod 45 59 48 44 42 47 38 28 47 30 58 38 51 50 45 43 59 46 35 47 Qsfuofznf yzaanayers Tim Steele, Phil Sicks, John Lewis, Allen Fox, Marvin Brewer, Phil McHenry K.. Zfm7Qdl22 af6QC'O! Of Mississinewa Swayzee Eastern Western Northwestern Bennett Cotl Peru fTour'neyJ Oak Hill fTourneyJ Windfall Highland Van Buren Oak Hill Jefferson Montpelier Maconaquah Summitville Royerton Frankton Portland North Miami gras man Zasfefgaf 766122 FIRST ROW: Jerry Haisley, Jack Holsten, Mike Hall, Mike Spencer, Ted Titus, Anthony Shields, Mike Presnall, Rick Bangle. SECOND ROW: Mark Buroker, Danny Cox, Greg Webster, Dave Ribble, Phil Kimes, David Love, Steve Cox. THIRD ROW: Tim Steele, Keith Lochner, J. P. Small, Don Royal, Gary Roy, Mike Ramsey, Jerry Ma- honey, Coach Robert McFall. Ffesfm an 7?ec0fff 41 Highland 43 36 Bennett 34 20 Jefferson 36 38 Alexandria fotj 34 30 Oak Hill 51 52 Swayzee 27 31 Van Buren ftourneyj 35 44 Swayzee Ctourneyb 32 46 Marion 45 61 Hartford City 37 40 Mississinewa 61 Mr. Charles Wright Athletic Director 85 .Hd Patsy Milligan Patty Ancil Bobbie Howell Peggy Richards Robin Brachvogel G59 GFS 86 Bonnie Baker IN FRONT: Patsy Milligan. STANDING: Robin Brachvogel, Bonnie Baker, Bobbie Howell, Patty Ancil, Peggy Rich ards. aziszky eerfzakrs grey man GgQQfkd0QFS Vicki Richards l Kitty Duncan Sherri Butler Lou Ann Herniak K ' A 'fi if , I if ' ?x , W, ,.,.... . . 1 T! HENDEY'S Art and Drawing Supplies Marion, Indiana EDWARD'S REXALL Cosmetics, School Supplies, Gifts, Foods, and Prescriptions Phone Wllson 8-4733 L-,l MA -7 l FA'RMQEfJ'jTth5NTATE BANK NClLDER'S MEMOIUAL CHAPEIl WHsoxCir8-431TJn Phone Wllson 8-4700 Fairmount, Indiana g Fairmount, Indiana EPSl'm 014 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO. MILTON'S CLOTHES, INC. Phone NOrth.4-7303 Muncie Ind'ana 321 South Adams Marion, Indiana J. LEWIS SMALL CO. The Fastest Growing Class Ring Company In America Finest Class Rings Elwood, Indiana S.,TTER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Quality Checked Phone NOrth 8-8171 Marion, Indiana FAIRMOUNT IMPLEMENT CO. John Deere Sales and Service Harley Haisley, Manager Bruce Satterthwaite, Parts Phone Wllson 8-4193 J. C. PENNEY 84 CO. Everything the Family Needs Dry goods, Clothing, Leather goods Phone NOrth 2-6783 Marion, Indiana THE C St H SHOE CO. Prepare To Be Pampered Phone NOrth 2-6253 Marion, Indiana USCO Since 1901 Serving Ohio - Indiana Michigan Schools Health Is No Accident Cleaners Waxes Floor Finishes THE UNITED STATES CHEMICAL COMPANY Greenville, Ohio CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. Wonder Bread Anderson and Indianapolis THE FAIRMOUNT NEWS Commercial Printing Office Supplies Phone Wllson 8-4165 1 3 C B C C T Erie 6 ,, W- i 'wff 'M , ., .W :fx -'Tf'f 4 - i ' , , ,LJ A .,M,,,i -5-f A A wi ,L 4 N A-ff H L A M U ., ' w..,.L....,,,,.. Q , I 5 ,V, - -,g,r..ei' I K I I 2 , J, '- , 'E null 5 S C 4 f ' 4 f T Q 3 i - ff: . A 11: 5 - V L 2 ' Q 1 5. ' g g ff? . LZ'f : . F Eff, LM ,V Ii: n.,., W ' l fi - ni r,,, ,,,,, ,.,.. ..,, , .... -,.f,..n.,.,,...4,,.,g .,.. S f, 1. V' 'H ': '- - A ' -I -' .. .wr '- ,H .L ., MLW L i .. 1 , A ' D C. ,W I V :uv . ' ' , K K .' 1 pr' I . , - . .--wgiiiss 'Qu M ly.,-E X' ' k ' --.. I - W Aw -as .S ,,... L. .... Q- G. B. C. CHEMICAL CORP. FAIRMOUNT HARDWARE Green Belt Fertilizer Bob Williamson, Owner .Phone Wllson 8-4181 Phone Wuson 8,5520 KESLER FORD SALES ' Phone wnson 8-4122 LEACH'S FOOD MARKET Home Killed Meat Our Specialty Phone Wllson 8-5231 Fairmount, Indiana UNDERWOOD 8g SON'S MEAT MARKET Custom Butchering and Processing 210 West Main Hartford City Ph0neCO11eCt248-1402 STEWART'S FURNITURE, Junction 9 gl 35 omeims 4-2251 unarfnsi LLOYD W. WOOD, REALTOR O K Insurance Real Estate Taxes We back the Quakers 210 South Main Nottingham, Sellers, and A1 Phone Wllson 8-4429 sl? , V. M a l'l'l'I'V Riu' K K gf' EEED 5- ,,f2jEj9 rA Ron-rs STANDARD SERVICE FAIRMOUNT FEED AND GRAIN Howard Haisley, Mgr. Phone Wilson 8-4146 You expect more from Standard, And you get it. Intersection of State Roads 9 KL 26 Phone Wllson 8-5146 1 DELAWARE FOODS CO. Wholesale Produce Sz Meats Muncie, India.na HUNT'S FUNERAL HOME Sincere And Dignified Service In Time Of Need Phone Wllson 8-4543 Beautician Ethel Hunt demonstrates her skill as she gives her assistant, Caroline Bannister, a beauty treatment at ETHEL'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone Wllson 8-4685 THE FARM BUREAU CO-OP Owned By The Grant Cotmty Farmers Phone Wllson 8-4174 gym RIGSBEE SUPPLY CO., INC By-pass At 43rd Street Marion, Indiana MITCHENER ELECTRIC Electrical Appliances And Electrical Services 316 West Eighth Street Phone WIlson 8-4925 PAYNE'S GROCERY Fresh Produce and Meat Phone WHSOH 8-4824 RESLER TRUCK SERVICE Truck Repair 81 Maintenance Intersection State Roads 22 Kz 37 Phone ORleans 4-6296 John Resler, Proprietor Q . 1 ti-We 7. I C, C, SULLIVAN J. RIBBLE DECORATORS Excavator and Contractor Phone WIlson 8-4797 Jonesboro, Indiana ORleans 4-4379 ROE'S GREENHOUSE Flowers for all occasions 512 South Mill Phone Wllson 8-4934 32 Brunswick Automatics Restaurant Nursery Billiard Room PLAZA BOWL Open Bowling Daily Park Ave. off Kem Road Phone NOrth 4-5126 Marion, Indiana CITIZENS TELEPHONE CO. Serving Fairmount with local and long distance calls Phone Wllson- 8-411 5 HASTY ELEVATOR Giving excellent and reliable service to farmers in this area Phone Wllson 8-3045 CITIZEN 'S STATE BANK The best in banking and insurance Phone Wllson 8-4220 BEN FRANKLIN Giving customers a large assortment of merchandise and friendly service C. U. McAlister, proprietor SHELI PAYNE'S SHELL SERVICE STATION Always ready to serve you. Phone WIlson 8-4544 KOHLER WHOLESALE HOUSE Wholesale produce, meats, 8: vegetables Indianapolis, Indiana STATE FARM INSURANCE Kenny Martin, Agent Always ready to serve you Phone Wllson 8-4932 FOX BROS. T. V. Zenith 8a G-E Sales and Service Phone Wllson 8-5470 THE QUAKER INN For the best dinners, short orders, and carryouts. Phone Wilson 8-4633 FAIRMOUNT WIRE PRODUCT, INC. 604 East Washington Phone WI1son 8-4131 I nnn, 4,4 IKEATSHEI PRODUCTS BOB KIRKPATRICK Fast-Prompt-Courteous Service Phone Wllson 8-4639 Marathon goes farther to make friends in In we vi u ma me ws me .i '2 25 Jw AQ INDIAHAPOUS LIFE -,zvlm 1-wi.. -'-Q--i...-?, DRISKILL'S IGA For groceries of quality Phone WI1son 8-4433 EVE RETT E. CORN Realtor and Auctioneer Phone Wllson 8-4337 - :mfs Q .PLAW -fci I4 I5 IS I7 I8 I9 20 8222324252827 282536 EMGE PACKING CO. First and Elm Wllson 8 -473 5 Fairmount, Indiana Good Foods Reasonable Prices Quick Service MARY'S INN East Washington Street Fairmount, Indiana RIGGS AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Proprietors: Doyte 8: Waldo Riggs Marathon gasoline and Motor oils Wheel alignment Kz balancing Washing 81 lubrication Engine overhauling Brake Service At Point Isabel Phones: Fairmount Wllson 8-3341 or Swayzee WArwick 1-7164 LASKY'S SHOE TORE Shoes for the Whole Family Phone N0rth 2-2915 WESTERN AUTO STORE household goods, toys, auto parts, and sporting goods For the best quality and lowest prices Phone Wilson 8-4727 in... THE COUNTRY KITCHEN Highway 9 at the County Line The private dining room makes catering for banquets a real pleasure Phone Wflson 8-9197 I CAMEO BEAUTY SALON Specializing in permanent waving, hair shaping, coloring, bleaching, and hair conditioning Operators: Reba Monahan Sz Pat Hanlon BUTCHER FEEDS Leisure - Coles Station H. C. HACKNEY 8. CO. Open daily 9 a. m. to 12 p. m. G eries Ser ' t t' Auto Suppl' 205-211 East Jeff Phone Wllson 8-4666 OUTPOST CAFE Palmer Hasty, proprietor Intersection State Roads 9 Sz 26 Phone Wllson 8-4640 DICK HUMMER STANDARD OIL BULK SERVICE JESSIE'S DRESS SHOP GIG 1 N tf h Fuel Oil an aso ine Fairmount, Indiana Phone Wllson 8-5440 ewes as ions at top values Phone Wllson 8-4435 HIATT'S AUTO SALES New and Used Cars and Trucks Phone WI1son 8-4185 DICK SANBURN SPORTING GOODS HUNTINGTON LABORATORIES MAIN AUTO SPORT SHOP CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '64 6205 Q 'PII OTOGRAPH ERS 209 WEST THIRD ACROSS FROM POST OFFICE MARION, IND. You'11 Look Your Best In a Portrait by Gayle M Yi I ' L ti ' f ! I f E W W G, wk .w W afelyxk 57 i ' 3 W f f ' T' x . E.--rf 5 Eg' P? .., Mawr RIN I we . Vw 'iM Mx-w,,,gQ X New ics XR ' ns. , , -QQ ,L-- gs' , g1au225g5?ei 1 f l -- ' ' I. 3156 222' :. 5 - W. ' 5 i5f3jS::g , , I 1 , A '- www ii, , I M VLIV , LL,Vi Z, EVAi E Viyl ?5,ii? my Eif A . , , LL LL 6,1 3 l c rf 4 ii 4. E 2? 2, a 5 E. 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