Francesville High School - Francillian Yearbook (Francesville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1963 volume:

■rrrrrrr wvr yy Zke Tamilian Presented by The Class of 1963 Francesville Indiana Barren Halls !! deprived of life? Empty Halls !! devoid of sound? Were these your thoughts when you looked at the end sheet? Oh, how wrong you were! Those are memory filled halls. They are echoing with quickened footsteps, spilled books, whispered secrets told behind half open locker doors, mounted excitement before each ball game, and yells for Seniors of '63. The halls are highways leading us through high school to that point called graduation, more aptly commencement, for 'we have finished to begin. Dedication THE HIGHER WE CLIMB THE BROADER THE VIEW We, the seniors of 1963 dedicate this, our annual, to our community for the sup- port it has given to the activities sponsored by the Senior class. Parents, to you we give thanks for the understanding and encouragement you have shown us in both hard and easy tasks. Nor are we unmindful of our teachers for toiling with us through our twelve years of school. . NATION ADMINISTRATI� MINISTRATION ADM TON ADMINISTRATION MINISTRATION ADMI. N ADMINISTRATION NISTRATION ADMINi N ADMINISTRATION ADN ISTRATION ADMINISTRA. DMINISTRATION ADMINI- ‘ ’TON ADMINISTRATION iINISTRATION ADMINISTRA RATION ADMINISTRATION AL )MINISTRATION ADMINISTRATE aTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADM ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATIO! i' ...iNISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMI .ON r. .aATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADN vr TION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATI' .mmncTCMTinu ADx NISTRATION ADMINISTRATION AI RATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTr ■ .«tmtqtpaTTONJ ' DMINISTRATION ADMINISTRAT’ ' ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTRATION ADMIN’ ’’RATION ADMINISTRATION ADMINISTP - 'TION ADMINISTRATIO ’ This has been Mr. Canary's first year at Francesville. With him he brought new ideas that helped make a successful school year. George Gerichs Superintendent Mr. Gerichs has been su- perintendent of Pulaski County Public Schools for the past 17 years. He received his AB at Cen- tral Normal College and his MS at Butler Univers- ity. Dr. JohnJ. Buyer Trustee Dr. Buyer, our new trust- ee, received his educa- tion at Citadel Military College in South Carolina ABS and his DDS at Indi- ana University. Mr. Hardy Songer Central Normal College, B.A. Purdue University, M.E. Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor Mrs. Mary Carpenter Indiana University, B.A., B.S.T.C. English Librarian Seventh Grade Sponsor Mr. Leon Dickson Purdue University, B.P.E. Head Coach Physical Education Drivers Training Junior Class Co-Sponsor Mr. Ricardo Dominguez Ball State Teachers College, B.A. Spanish History Sophomore Class Co-Sponsor Mr. William Elam Tarkio College, B.S. Junior High Coach Social Science Sponsor Mrs. Maxine Wilkinson Southeastern State, B.A. Oklahoma University, M.S. English Social Studies Senior Class Co-Sponsor Mr. Robert Gibson Taylor University, B.A. Grade Music Band and Chorus Eighth Grade Sponsor Miss Jeanette Highley Purdue University, B.S. Home Economics S.S.S. Sponsor Seventh Grade Co-Sponsor Mr. Thomas Konopasek Indiana State Teachers College Commerce Junior Class Co-Sponsor Mr. Malcolm Lawrence Purdue University, B.S. Agriculture and Shop F.F.A. Sponsor Junior Class Sponsor Mr. Edward Miller Indiana University, B.S. Science Freshman Class Sponsor Mr. William Hart St. Joseph, B.A. English Journalism Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor Mrs. Alexandria Oiling Journalism Physical Education Eighth Grade Co-Sponsor Mr. Cyril Rockwell Depauw, A.B. Grade 6 Miss Normalee White Indianapolis Teachers College Grades I and 2 Miss Olive Owens North Manchester Grade I Madonna Vollmer Robert Jenkins, Francis Girton, Jim Clouse, Ike Witt, Bill Moncel, Don Myers School is not separate divisions of administration, faculty, secretary, bus drivers, maintenance, and cooks. But it's the combination of the cooperative efforts of all that make it successful. These, together with the student body, culminate in a successful or an unsuccessful school year. Mrs. Emma Overman Mrs. Ruby Purdue Paul and Bernice Morgan Mrs. pern Wright oENIORS StiNiv .. „ SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS SENiUiw .. 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Judy Jordan, Richard Overman, and Norm- an Putt are determined to make their experiment in chemistry class a success. Ofelia Alva Marilyn Anliker Nancy Bridegroom Peggy Bumbalough Mary Byroad Thomas Camp Joseph Clark You need to eat to live but Seniors: Carl, Fred, Richard, Norman, live to eat..............situation normali Jon Clevenger Ruth Davis Henrietta Dunker Today Nancy is giving an impromptu speech. As seniors, we eagerly looked forward to speech class. The year consisted of poetry reading, interpreta- tion, impromptu speaking, and original orations. In April, under the direction of Mrs. Carpenter, we entertained PTC with a one act play and a de- bate. On May n, three representatives of the speech class participated in the first Midwest Con- ference Speech Meet at Klondike. Peggy Bumba- lough placed 4th with a dramatic reading and Stella Richardson won 5th with a humorous selection. Carl Elston Eugene Farney Bonnie Garrigues Ronald Grieger Dianne Gutwein Edward Haring Marilyn Huffman Evelyn Jenkins Judith Jordan Cheryl Hauptli Janis Holman The right of election is the very essence of the Constitution. Here we see Jim Myers, Waunita Montgomery, Eugene Farney, Nancy Bridegroom, Cheryl Hauptli, and Dave Leman practicing this right in government class. Nancy Houston Mrs. Oiling and the journalism class published the school newspaper, F.H.S. Chatter. Some members of the staff are Dave Leman, editor; Mrs. Alexand- ria Oiling, adviser; Janis Holman, Dianne Gutwein, Gene Farney, Carol Miller, Evelyn Jenkins, Jerry Reames, Marily Anliker, assistant editor; Norman Putt, Stella Richardson, Waunita Montgomery. John Kimpel David Leman Don Link Charles Markin Carol Miller Waunita Montgomery James Myers Larry Nelson By the smile on John Kimpel’s face, he's probably not doing his assignment! These students learned much about Journalism under Mrs. Oiling, who was with us for only one semester. In fact, it was a rare scene to see Larry Nelson, Charlie Mark- in, Don Link, and Fred Taylor, digging in that seriously. Mr. Elam taught us government and economics and the debates in each grew quite heated at times. Barbara seems to be presenting a point of view that even amuses her. Edward Stalbaum Fred Taylor Sure that’s a dogl” says our co-sponsor, Mrs. Maxine Wilk- inson. As well as teaching courses in home economics and government. Miss Jeanette Highley, Mr. William Elam, and Mrs. Wilkinson also attend classes. This is a scene from the Art Workshop held for the Pulaski County teachers. Frances- ville was host school for this event. Dick Taylor Robert Widner —- lA oi. -AbSMEN UNDERCLa. Uix . 5N UNDERCLASSMEN UN. .RCLASSMEN L RCLASSMEN UNDERCLASSMEi .SSMEN UNDERCLA. 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ASSMEN UNDi UNDERCLASSi MEN UNDERl LASSMEN ’DERCLASSMEN SMEN UNDERCLASSMEN RCLASSMEN UNDERCL' vlEN UNDERCLASSMr ICLASSMEN UNDF' MEN UNDERCL' ICLASSMEN MEN U ’ CL -’XTOPD Junior Class Officers Secretary - Linda Walters Reporter - Carolyn Hauptli Treasurer - Jim Kopka President - Joe Downs Vice-President - Dennis Leman TODAY WE FOLLOW . . . Sophomore Class Officers Secretary-Treasurer - Betty Jenkins Vice-President - Karen Lawrence Reporter - Karen Cooley President - Bruce Stevens TOMORROW WE LEAD . . . Freshman Class Officers Vice-President - Linda Busch Reporter - Ellen Moncel Secretary-Treasurer - Wanda Vogt President - Ronald Smith Laurel Bucher. Sharon Canary. Patricia Clark. Shelby Culp. Vic- toria Dalka. Joe Downs. Marilyn Dunkcr, Catherine Federer Sharon Fisher. Wayne Fitz. Craig Gutwein, Eric Gutwein. Carolyn Hauptli. Edward Hooker, Barbara Huber. Thomas Jentz James Kopka, Daniel Leman, Den- nis Leman, Paul Lowry. Wayne Ludeman, Janice Montgomery. Jen- nifer Myers. Rosie Myers Dean Pelsy. Paul Pfledderer. Robert Ramey, Martha Reed, Sue Richard- son. Frank Sanders Richard Stoll, Evelyn Taylor, Glen Thompson, Donald Vogt, Ronald Vogt, Linda Walters Mr. Konopasek observes the typing of Sue and Paul. Jenny, Carolyn, Pat and Linda are trying to increase their speed as well as maintain accuracy. The attractiveness of the photo- graphers undoubtedly hampers Craig in his work. United States History teaches us of our heritage as well as our nation as it is today. Mr. Elam teaches both sections of juniors and makes it most interesting. Even though Ronnie appears to be sleeping, Barbara, Tom, Pat, Evelyn, Paul, Cathy, Vicky, Martha, Marilyn, and Ed vouch to the fact that this is not a class one sleeps through. The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners by Kristin Sergei This play had a powerful message and showed how stunned the patrons of the school were when they realized that they were all responsible for the trage- dy of the loss of a boy's life. Craig, Jenny, Joe, and Jim were only a few of the juniors who put on a fine per- formance. Spanish is one of the subjects that Sophomores often take. The Spanish Club was newly organized this year under the supervision of Mr. Dominguez. Ofelia Alva served as president. The sophomores visited the Museum of Natural History in Chicago and Thelma, Elda, Carol and Janet had been fascinated by the dinosaur until the photographer said, Smile, you’re Darlene Albrecht, Anne Alkirc, Jesse Alva, Wendell Anlikcr, Thelma Bruner, Phyllis Bushman, Sheldon Clevenger, Karen Cooley Linda Downs, Carol Hide, Kitty Erb, Lyn Fritz, Sharon Garling, Mark Gutwein, Denice Haring, Jean Howat Maurice Huber, Carolyn Huffman, Betty Jenkins, Mark Jordan, Linda Koleszar, Karen Lawrence, David Meyer, Donna Minkert Jan Moncel, Janet Myers, Donald Nelson, Shirley Ortman, Tom Parks, Ryan Pelsy, Norman Rink- er, Mike Salyer Michael Shidler, Ronald Shidler, Bruce Stevens, Danny Swing, Beth Tanner, Richard Tyler, Al- len Utterhack, Virginia Von To- bel David Ward, Charles Weaver, Elda Whitaker, Eldora W leg and, Linda Wright, Larry Wuethrich Moses Alva. Cynthia Allyn. jane Benson. Daniel Bride- groom. Faith Bruner. Vickey Bucher. Linda Busch, Alfred Byroad. Michael Davis. Larry Dising- er. Elaine Eldridge. Conda Finnegan. Karen Fritz. Betty Gastineau, Charles Graham, Douglas Gutwein. Gordon Gutwein, Jerry Kcsler, William Irvcn, David Jordan, Barbara Ledford, Carol Lin- back. Larry Link. Robert Mey- er. Ellen Moncel, Carol Myers, Kathleen Myers, Leone Ost- heimer, Rudy Owens, Allen Pelsy, Jack Perry, Thomas Ricks. Carl Rinker, Ronald Schlatter, Jim Shidler, Ronald Smith, Susan Speicher, Wanda Vogt, Charlotte Walters. Roger Ward, Donald Weaver, Leonard Welter, Linda White, Charles Widner. Dissecting a frog doesn’t seem to make Leona Ostheimer and Betty Gastineau squeamish. With the addition of new lab tables in the science room, this year more individual experimenting was made possible. Stil Dennis Albrecht, John Boehning, Mike Bucher, Theresa Bums, Dar- rel Erb, Janet Gutwein, Rodney Gutwein, Margaret Haring, Mrs. D. D. Oiling. Mary Howat. Angela Huber, Sharon Johnson, Maurice Kopka. James Lowry, Mike Lowry, Terri Miller. Wendy Moncel Sherryl Myers. William Onken. Richard Osbum. Ronald Osbum. Janet Overmyer, Barbara Pelsy, Mary Pfledderer, Marceille Reed. Carl Snowberger, Arthur Tetzloff, Robert Tom, Daniel Von Holten, Ray Vischer, John Von Tobel, Jac- queline Westphal, Mr. Gibson. Cluadia Howat, reporter; Sandra Long. President; Edith Dalka, Secretary; Jeff Bamgrover. Vice President; Larry Leman, Treasurer; and Steve Westphal, Student Council. Billy Onken, Secretary and Treasurer; Janet Gutwein, Student Council; Mike Bucher, Pres- ident; Bob Tom, Vice President; and John Boehning, Reporter. Jeff Bamgrover, Dale Bridegroom, Veronica Bucher, Edith Dalka, Pat Davis, Gwendy Gutwein, Robert Hinman, Claudia Howat, Mrs. Car- penter. Robert Kesler, Dennis Kopka, Larry Leman, Ruth Linback, Sandra Long, Cynthia Miller, Evelyn Myers, Shar- on Neilhouser. Judy Nelson, Steve Overmyer, Linda Reames, Wilma Seaney, Ronnie Sanders, Beverly Speicher, Gregory Stone, Sharon Tanner. Peggy Teide, Robert Waymire, Steve Westphal, Darla Yaggie, Jerry Wright, Miss High ley. ELEMENTARY . .iENTARY ELEMENTARY l'ARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENT. -LEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEi :NTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY . ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENT ENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEN NTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEME’ MTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTA' EMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEN TARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTA� .LEMENTARY ELEMENTARY EL ENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEN { ELEMENTARY E'' MENTARY h. .EMENTARY ELEMf ' ELF’ ARY ELEMENTARY c 1 ELEMENTARY ELEMEN'i � TARY ELEMENTARY ELE { ELEMENTARY ELEMENT .NTARY ELEMENTARY ELEM. Y ELEMENTARY ELEMENTAR NTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEI ' ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY 'JTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEN i ARY ELEMENTARY ELEM ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY - ARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEM EMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEMEN ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY T ARY ELEMENTARY ELEN nTARY ELEMENTAR Y ELEMENT 4TARY ELEN ..i ELEMENTAR .MENTARY ELEMEN TARY ELEMENTARY ELEMENTARY ELEM. MENTARY ELEMENTARY •'•T K nv Gary Albrecht. Janelle Bailey, James Bums, Kathy Davis, Charles Bide, Dennis Eldridge, Jill Getz, Teacher: Cyril Rockwell. Alan Fritz, Jane Grossenbacher, Barry Gut- wein, Jerry Gutwein. David Hinman, Rebecca Howat, Kathy Huber. Luke Huber. Joyce Jentz, Janie Kimpel, Daryl Koebcke. Martha Kopka. Timothy Leman. Billy Moncel. William Osbum, Rodney Pardue, Lona Pfledderer, Douglas Snow- berger, Patty Tyler, Virgil Von Tobel. Michael Waymire. Mrs. Lera Reinholt's fifth graders received a surprise when a new set of encyclopedias was placed in their room. They wore out the old set with usage, which is. of course, the purpose of refer- ence books. Mr. Rockwell, a new teacher to Francesville this year, seems to be getting good response from his class. Although Jill want to re cite, Charles probably knows the answer also. O o O « £% UZ a ? 1 .a? ai 9 4 W .k (1 ttiji n p A � mi “v mm John Alkire, John Bell. Linda Buch- er, Ralph Bums. Karen Buyer. Linda Clark, Rachelle Davis. Timothy Da- vis, Teacher: Lera Reinholt. Cindy Erb. Diana Geyer, Colleen Graham, Daniel Gudeman, Harvey Gutwein, Timothy Gutwein, Linda Haring, Pamela Huber. Jackye Koebcke. Danny Koebcke. Thomas Laudermilk, Jack Lawrence, Kristine Leman, Janice Miller. Janice Morgan, Richard Nel- son, Cathy Novotny. Rhonda Pelsy, Mark Reed, Judith Schlatter. Alberta Seaney. Steven Shidler, Mikel Smith, Leah Speicher. Wayne Speicher, Larry Tetz- loff. Teacher: Helen Riggs. Terry Buch- ex. Valerie Bucher. Michael Bums. James Clouse. Robert Cook. Barbara Eide. Ricky Gastineau. Charlene Gutwein Gail Gutwein. Steve Gutwein. June Hinman. Dennis Howat. David Jentz. Candise Koebcke. David Koebcke. Ellen Koebcke. Karen La Hue. Duane Long. Linda Lowry. Nancy Mink- ett. Laurel Myers. Susan Nelson. Laura Ringen. Billy Shidler. Cynthia Shidler. Edward Speicher. Gary Stone, Philip Tom. Barry Waymire, Denise Westphal, Leslie Whit- aker. David Wooldridge. :hristmas is not the only activity for the nird graders. Mrs. Marshall, another new eacher to Francesville, teaches all the sub- lets that elementary students need to pre- are them for the upper grades. Miss Riggs has her class studying the eastern and western hemisphere. Geography is always an interesting subject at this age because of the many exhibits that the students prepare. Teacher: Pauline Marshall, Robert Barngrover, Roma Biddle, Janet Eide, John Hancock, Sally Hauptli. Marcia Howat. Brian Huber, Marcia Gibson. Thomas Gudeman, Joni Gutwein, Madeline Gutwein, Edward Johnson, Jill Lawrence, Arlene Leman, Pat- ricia Leman, Rita Logan. Kim Moncel. Mark Novotny. Catherine Osbum, Larry Osbum. Debra Overmyer. Linda Pfledderer, Debra Reed, Carol Ricks. Carl Shidler. Stephen Snowberger, Duane Topp. Vivian VonTobel, Adel Whitaker. r p 3 tiH o (ft .A m J. k As cx a • � T a - -V a c J 1 4 3 A . A i d. a (. -V a m A a c •Hf C. - a t a Elaine Anliker, Della Bailey, William Boehning, Mary Bucher. Steve Bums, Diane Buyer, Richard Clouse, Gene Cords, Douglas Disinger. Michael Elston, Jenna Getz, Terry Geyer, Kathleen Graham. Dale Gudeman, Jeffrey Gutwein. Marsha Gutwein, Mike Gutwein, Miss Glad- ys Koster. Ricky Hinman, Timothy Huber, Rebecca Huber, Dennis Koebcke, Ricky Kopka, Susan Laudermilk, Douglas Leman, Steven Leman. Miss Norma lee White, Tim Lowry, Robert Malchow, Susan Moncel, Debra Nelson, Mary-Anne Over- myer, Rhonda Pardue, Jay Patty, Lorene Pfledderer. Michael Radcliffe, William Sean- ey, Brenda Shidler, Steven Smith. Gene Speicher, Denise Vollmer, William Vollmer. Guy Waymire, Jerry Wuethrich. Christmas decorations adorn the lockers of the first grade. Miss Owens. Miss White, and Miss Koster all agree there is nothing that equals the enthusiasm of the beginning grades where the spirit of Santa Claus is concerned. Under the direction of Mr. Gibson Mike, Jenna, Ricky, Diane and Dennis add their voices to the rest of the chorus in the 1962 Christmas Cantata. Harry Alkire, Ronald Bell. Frank Biddle, Debra Brad- en, Debra Bucher, Roxann Bucher. Darlene Byroad, Dale Cook. Cindy Cords. Miss Normalee White, Deb- ra Disinger, Sara Eide, Don- ald Erb, Timothy Gibson, Joseph Hancock, Patti How- ard, Vivian Howat, Cynthia Huber, Connie Kopka. Mary Kopka, Wayne Kopka, Melody Laud- ermilk. Pamela Litke, Rod Malchow, Eu- gene Markin, Dale Ringen, Darla Reed, Karen Render, Miss Olive Owens, John Ricks. Julie Shidler, Peggy Shidler, Thom- as Shidler. Norman Snowberger, David Speicher, Diane Wueth- rich, Fred Yaggie. jPORTa .. v kTS SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ;s SPORTS SPORTw °ORTS SPORTS SPc ORTS Si • SPORT. rS SPOR'i PORTS SF aPORTS SPOR oPORTS SPORTS SPC PORTS SPORTS SPORTS •S SPORTS SPORTS SPORT SPORTS SPORTS SPORTS ' ... oPOR. 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Among those efforts are those of the student managers. Craig and Norm were quick to the call of towels, resin, and other equipment as well as giving them that pat on the back that spoke, You can do it! On the pictures at the left and the bottom of page we see Ron Vogt trying for a field goal at our final game of the year with Reynolds at the Sectional. A game cannot be won on offensive play only. Jim Myers is guarding one of the opponents Because of our good defensive play, we only lost by one point in this game. At the season's start there was doubt as to the make-up of our team. After some experimentation the right combination for the quintet was welded from the talents of the line. We ended our season with the win and loss columns almost even, but no team ever loses when good sportsmanship controls its efforts. N. Rinker, Manager; D. Vogt, J. Myers, R. Vogt, R. Albrecht, D. Stoll, J. Downs, C. Gut- wein. Manager; P. Pflcdderer, D. Leman, Coach Dickson, E. Elston, R. Grieger, Mr. Leon Dickson, veteran of three years, coached the varsity while Mr. Thomas Konopasek began his coaching career with the Freshman and B-Teams. Idaville We 52 They 39 Reynolds ' We 39 They 64 Buffalo We 78 They 41 Chalmers 41 42 Klondike 45 42 Royal Center 54 56 Wolcott 45 48 Brookston 47 59 Camden 71 53 Star City 54 43 Kentland 56 44 Kewanna 56 64 Monterey 72 49 Fowler 51 62 Medaryville 52 57 Monon 58 59 Brook 78 40 Burnettsville 43 51 First row: R. Schlatter, A. Pelsy, J. Kesler, C. Graham, R. Ward. Second row: M. Davis, C. Rinker, Coach Konopasek, D. Bridegroom, D. Gutwein, T. Ricks. ir Zcam There are countless qualities a person needs to achieve success in athletics. The obvious and probably most common answer to success is a strong physique with good reflexes. Certainly these are great advantages to anyone in athletics, but a boy also needs the desire to succeed in an honest way. Invariably, one who possesses such desires will succeed; for he will practice, work hard, and follow a good set of training rules. Furthermore, desire will lead the athlete to willingly make personal sacrifices that will not only aid his own success but will also help his team. Irishman Zcam First row: J. Kesler, L. Wuethrich, Coach Konopasek, A. Pelsy, R. Tyler. Second row: J. Alva, D. Ward, D. Swing, S. Clevenger, D. Bridegroom. A part of the annual Athletic Banquet is the presenta- tion of awards for special accomplishments in sports. Jim Myers received the Sportsmanship Award from Lion's Club Presi- dent, Maurice Clark. This award is given to the outstanding athlete who has partici- pated in all sports during the four years. Coach Dickson awarded the Free Throw and Field Goal Percentage trophies to Ron Vogt. Cettemen Club Row I: C. Elston, T. Jentz, J. Myers, R. Albrecht, R. Grieger Row 2: Coach Dickson, J. Alva, L. Wuethrich, S. Clevenger, D. Vogt, D. Leman Row 3: R. Vogt, P. Pfledderer, N. Rinker, D. Stoll. C. Gutwein, J. Downs Rog and Carl have found that de- termination and confidence are essential tools in winning track events. The Zebra baseball team had a fairly successful season. Under the leadership of coach, Leon Dickson, they compiled a total of 6 games won and 3 lost. First row: P. Pfledderer, J. Myers, C. Elston, L. Wuethrich, S. Clevenger, J. Alva, R. Tyler. Standing: D. Leman, B. Stevens, D. Vogt, R. Albrecht, Coach Dickson, R. Vogt, J. Downs, D. Stoll. This shows the cheerleaders, Linda, Janis, Beth, and Donna, doing our favorite yell, Battle Cry. In this yell each class tried to out yell the other, but every- one yelled..............Victory ! ! ! Elaine B-Team Charlotte Wanda Cheerleaders Cohesiveness and spirit add a stabilizer in confidence. Thus backing our team this year was our cheering block. They were pulling together and supporting our team all the way whether it won or lost. Beth Tanner Janis Holman Donna Minkert Linda Kolezar „Autographs Barbara Pelsy, Dale Bridegroom and Mary Pfledderer cheered their 7th and 8th grade basketball team to the Pulaski County Championship. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL First row: J. Burns, R. Osburn, B. Kesler, G. Albrecht, B. Osburn, B. Hinman, M. Waymire. Second row: S. Westphal, M. Low- ry, B. Tom, J. Bamgrover, R. Os- burn, J. Boehning, D. Erb, M. Kop- ka, R. Pardue, D. Eldridge. JUNIOR HIGH TRACK First row: R Osburn, R. Gutwein, R. Osburn, D. Erb, B. Tom, M. Kopka. Second row: A. Tetzloff, B. Osburn. C. Snowberger, B. Hinman, J. Von Toble, B. Kesler, D. Eldridge, Coach Elam Third row: J. Bums, S. Overmyer, J. Barngrover, S. Westphal, G. Albrecht, B. Waymire, J. Boehning. These four boys are holding the trophies they received for winning the sectional mile-relay run. Roger Albrecht, Ronnie Vogt, Jim My- ers, and Carl Elston are also active in other sports, including baseball. Although there are no standard qualifica- tions for this high honor, good personality and scholastoc ability are taken into consid- eration. These two Juniors are certainly good examples of both. Congratulations Shelby and Jim! Shelby Culp Girls State Jim Kopka Boys State Richard Taylor, outstanding senior boy, received the citizenship award. He was always ready and willing to do anything asked of him. CTIVITlt. .iviiito IES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES cS ACT' 'T’Tf ACTIVITIES ACTi IES ACTIVITIES ACTIv ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES i IES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITY CTIVITIES ACTP TIES AC S ACTIVITIES AC TVITIES TVITIES ACTIVTi � .ES ACTIv HVITIES ACTIVITIES AC IS ACTIVITIES ACTIV- ITIES ACTIVITIES AC 11 VITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVI A .CITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES AC i iVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIV .IT VITIES .iVITIES ACTI lES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTI nIES A HVITIES A CTIV ES ACTI AC' TTIES A TIV1 ACTIV ACT .S AC TIVIT1 'TIV. ACTIV IVITIES CTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES TTIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACT’ 'TTIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES •' S ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES AC w ACTIVITIES ACTIVIT r TTIES ACTIVITIF 'TTIES A As an added attraction this year, our marching band has featured drum majorette, Beth Tanner and drum major Tom Parks. Our littlest cheer-leader brought Oh, how cutel from visitors and fans alike. Darlene Bumbalough seems to be encour- aging Charles Markin, Peggy Bumbalough, Steve Nicolas, and Jon Clevenger to clap for the home team. This is a candid picture of our mascot, The Zebra. He didn’t know the camera was loaded and wasn't prepared to show us a big smile, but his presence at the ball games gave added zest to all. First row: K. Lawrence, P. Clark, B. Tanner, D. Radcliffe, T. Miller, B. Pelsy, K. Myers, M. Rinker, S. Culp, M. Anliker. Second Row: C. Fed- erer, B. Overmyer, S. Richardson, K. Erb, C. Hauptli, C. Weaver, J. How- at, M. Reed, J. Myers, M. Lowry, M. Pfledderer, J. Moncel, D. Gutwein. Third row: D. Minkert, E. Whitaker, K. Cooley, D. Albrecht, T. Richs, J, Gutwein, J. Overmyer, M. Kopka, J. Barngrover, S. Overmyer, A. Persy, M. Tom, D. Pelsy, R. Osburn, J. Boehning, C. Rinker, D. Weaver, N. Putt, R. Grieger. Fourth row: A. Alkire, T. Parks, R. Myers, J. Westphal, Director Gibson, R, Gutwein, D. Gutwein. Harmony is an important tool essential in music. Our band marched at several basketball games and participated in the County Music Festival in May. Barb Pelsy, star twirler; Kathy Myers, Janet Overmyer and Dale Bridegroom, gave sparkle to our marching band. Many of our activities were presented to the sound of music. First row: N. Putt, D. Weaver, D. Pelsy, A. Alkire. Second row: J. Myers, D. Gutwein, P. Clark, C. Federer, K. Lawrence, R. Myers. Third row: J. Howat, J. Moncel, W. Anliker, D. Leman, D. Gutwein. First row; L. Walters, D. Radcliffe, J. Howat, B. Jenkins, S. Garling, L. Busch, V. Bucher. Second row: C. Federer, P. Clark, B. Overmyer, J. Myers, L. Kolezar, C. Hauptli, S. Richardson, R. Myers, S. Canary. Third row: C. Graham, D. Gutwein, D. Weaver, R. Taylor, C. Weaver, i . Taylor. C. Markin, M. Anliker, D. Gutwein, E. Jenkins, Director Mr. Gibson. First row: J. Gutwein, S. Tanner, C. Howat, K. Davis, T. Miller, B. Pelsy, Second row: V. Bucher, J. Overmyer, B. Speicher, P. Tiede, J. Grossenbacher, D. Bride- groom, M. Reed, M, Lowry, M. Pfledderer. Third row: L. Pfledderer, M. Kopka, J. Getz, W. Seaney, P. Tyler, D. Koebke, J. Gutwein, S. Overmyer, J. Barngrover, M. Kopka, T. Leman, B. Gutwein, D. Eldridge, L. Leman, R. Osborn, J. Boehning. Fourth row: J. Westphal, Director Gibson, R. Gutwein. First row: J. Westphal, P. Tiede, M. Reed, J. Gutwein, B. Speicher, W. Seaney, C. Howat. Second row: C. Miller, B. Pelsy, R. Gutwein, J. Boehning, M. Lowry, T, Miller, S. Long, P. Davis. The Student Council be- came more active this year by working at bas- ketball games to relieve the teachers of this re- sponsibility. This en- courages the student to accept responsibility in the functioning of the school. Row one: Cathy Federer, Steve Westphal, Mike Bucher, Linda Koleszar, Dianne Gut- wein. Second row: Carl Elston, Shelby Culp, Larry Wuethrich, Joe Downs, Conda Finnegan, Ronnie Smith, Leone Ostheim - er. Third row: Kitty Erb, Ronald Grieger, Wayne Ludeman, Bruce Stevens, Sandra Long, Janet Gutwein, Tom Ricks, Carol Miller. Standing: Ed Haring, sponsors, Mr. Canary, Mr. Dickson. Carol Miller,, secretary-treasurer; Shelby Culp, reporter; Ed Haring, president; Wayne Ludeman, vice-president. President......... Vice-President . . Secretary- Treasurer . . . . Reporter.......... Norman Putt Dean Pelsy Dianne Gutwein Carolyn Hauptli Bottom Row: Malcolm Lawerence, sponsor, Wendell Anliker, Lar- ry Wuethrich, Wayne Fitz, Lyn Fritz, Dick Stoll, Steve Nicolas, Charles Markin. Second Row: Denny Leman, Donnie Vogt, Robert Meyer, Wil- liam Irven, Leonard Welter, Danny Le- man, Bob Ramey, Glen Thompson. Third Row: Paul Low- ry, Ed Hooker, Dean Pelsy, Eric Gutwein, Ronnie Vogt, Mark Gutwein, Maurice Huber. An integral part of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America is the FFA. No other national student organization enjoys greater freedom of self-government under adult counsel and guidance. Under the leadership of Mr. Lawrence, the Francesville Chapter won honors in judging soils and seeds as well as participating in other activities. When the soil judging team brought home its trophy, it rewarded them for the work and long hours involved in prepara- tion. OFFICERS Charles Markin, Wendell Anliker, Ronnie Vogt, Denny Leman, Wayne Fitz, Donnie Vogt, Spon- sor, Malcolm Lawrence. JUDGING TEAM First Row: Wayne Fitz, Charles Markin, Dick Stoll Second Row: Steve Nicolas, Den- ny Leman, Glen Thompson, Fred Taylor Officers: R. Davis, Sergeant at arms; E. Jenkins, Recording Secretary; D. Gutwein, Treasurer; Miss Highley, Sponsor; M. Anliker, President; P. Bumbalough, Vice President; Sue Richardson. Correspond- ing Secretary; K. Erb, Song Leader. Row 2: N. Houston, B. Garrigues, K. Vischer, N. Bridegroom, C. Miller, D. Radcliffe, B. Overmyer, S. Richardson, J. Holman. Row 3: S. Canary, S. Culp, V. Dalka, P. Clark, R. Myers, K. Federer, C. Hauptli, L. Walters, J. Myers, C. Allen. Row 4: C. Walters, K. Lawrence, D. Minkert, L. Kolezar, K. Cooley, J. Moncel, A. Alkire, B. Jenkins, D. Haring, E. Eldridge. Row 5: L. White, E. Wiegand, L. Wright, J. Howat, P. Bushman, C. Eide, C. Huffman, J. Myers, E. Witaker. Row 6; T. Bruner, F. Bruner, C. Finnagan, B. Ledford, E. Moncel, K. Myers, B. Gastineau, L. Busch, W. v0gt. The Sunshines program for the year was planned to show the real values to be gained from active participa- tion in chapter meetings by all members. At left, Carol, State Recording Secretary at Sunshine Camp. Right, Conda, Char, Wanda and Barb at In- formal Initiation. Cupid Conda strikes again! In this way each will come away with something to share with 'Others in the school and com- munity. This is the Key to a successful Sunshine Chapter. Burn that midnight oil . . . make that deadline .... acquire steadiness with speed. To have taken such a picture would have resulted in one large blur, but these are the tra- ditions of the annual staff and those who possess am- bition and energy will carry them on from year to year. D. Leman, editor; J. Holman, layout; M. Anliker, copy; typists: M. Byroad, W. Montgomery, O. Alva; N. Bride- groom; J. Reames, subscription; D. Radcliffe, layout; D. Gutwein, copy; E. Haring, co-editor; J. Myers, sports; E. Stalbaum, subscription; Mrs. Wilkinson, sponsor; R. Grieg- er, sports; R. Davis, business; C. Elston, advertising; B. Overmyer, faculty; E. Jenkins, activities; N. Putt, activi- ties; J. Clevenger, seniors; S. Richardson, seniors; C. Mil- ler, business; G. Farney, art editor; P. Bumbalough, copy- reader, Joe Clark, Nancy Houston. The revitalizing of our library was capably done by Mrs. Carpenter. Her staff of students maintained the orderly atmosphere. The surroundings were enhanced by the plants and seasonal decorations she brought. Desks were replaced by tables and chairs which added to our comfort. Sitting: Nancy Bridegroom, Diane Radcliffe, Peggy Bumbalough. Standing: Sharon Canary, Vicky Dalka, Janice Montgomery, Craig Gutwein, Mrs. Carpenter, librarian. Cheaper by the Dozen by Frank and Ernestine Gilbreth The stupified look on our faces doesn't really indicate our intel- ligence. We just couldn't be- lieve Mrs. Elam could find so many nice, expressive ways to tell us to learn those lines. This fresh, founded-on-fact comedy is a once in a life- time opportunity for h igh school performers. The theme of the play is the real life experiences o f a large family in the mid 1920's. Tsk! Tskl However, we doubt if either Roger or Marcia was too jealous when Ed kissed Marilyn. Even though her temper flared and Mr. Elam carried out her threats, we still loved our director, Mrs. Elam. Ladies and Gentlemenl . . . No, that's not what Katie is telling Ronnie. When the family all appeared on the stage at one time, it made quite a group. Yet Marilyn, Carol, Ruth, Katie, Ron, Carl, Dianne, Rog, Dave, and Ed still had room to present an excellent per- formance. Roman Holiday Mr. Konopasek, Eric Gutwein, and Guy Ramey seem to be enjoying Roman Holiday, the theme of the junior-senior prom. The banquet and dance was held in Lafayette at the Palms. Following the dance, they came back to Francesville for the show and breakfast. Rog and Marilyn, most popular Senior couple, look happy after being voted King and Queen of the Junior-Senior Prom. The Juniors, host class for the Prom, are re presented by Paul and Sue, Prince and Prin- cess. Reciting dates theories, and facts Gene, Barb, Dianne, Marily slowly took their exams. These are the finals; these are the times that tell the result of the study or its lack; which has gone in- to a semester's work. Testing can become aeon- fusing time—even to having three teachers super- vising one test as is found in this posed scene on Mr. Dickson, Mr. Konopasek, and Mr. Hart. As the tests were passed out, the students exper- ienced a final wave of despair and anxiety — Some who came well prepared finished early, others were just hoping to finish. Gene was among the lucky ones, though finishing last, who heard Mr. Hart, say, You made it ! Empty chairs, sole witness to the last minute efforts of sen- iors and underclassmen alike. All that's left is to 'tally the score'. Mr. Elam, as do other teachers, hopes he can say yes! to the question Did I pass? , but only the j student can make this an- swer possible. Rev. Messick gave the Bacca- laureate address on responsibil- ity with freedom. This picture was taken during the invocation. It seems to have caught Rog, Don, and Dick off guard. Graduates, ill at ease for the delay in time, are waiting to take their places for that final exercise in which they will receive their diplomas, their tickets to the future. The end of the beginning - - this is graduation. Four and more years of learning are climaxed in the diploma which each graduate re- ceived. Cominencement brings both joy and sorrow. It closes the pages of one of the happiest chapters of life, yet it opens a new world to him in which his true value will be meas- ured. Petrified Peggy peers forward anxi- ously while Waunita and Ruth giggle. Our feet hurt, and legs ache, but the elevator takes its own sweet time. Steps, steps, steps and more steps. This is the tune Nancy, Peggy, Bon- nie, Carol, Dianne are singing. Changing of the Guards at Arlington Cemetery was one of the most im- pressive sights on our trip. The seniors posed for this picture near the capital in Washington, D.C. They were glad for this chance to rest on their busy tour. Excitement was high as the seniors boarded the plane for the first air trip most of them had taken. The wind blew Carol and Diane to Liberty Island to see the Statue of Liberty. Mount Vernon was found by Carol to be very beautiful. Stella and Dianne enjoyed seeing the many flags flown in front of the U.N. Building. J. Overmyer, S. Johnson, W. Moncel, M. Pfledderer, S, Speicher and, almost hidden, T. Miller. The first print shop in Indiana at Vin- cennes was just one of the many sights visited on the 16th annual Pulaski County History Tour which 8th graders look forward to each year. The bus ride is always an enjoyable part of the tour, though at times it becomes very tiring. Even with the Kibitzing from D. Von Holten, R. Osburn, and J. Boehning; B. Pelsy managed to win most of the games from B. Tom, Santa Claus land entrance but no students! I Naturally they are all inside visiting the Wax Museum, the Doll House, and of course the souvenir shops. At Corydon, R. Osburn, A. Tetzloff, M. Kopka, M. Pfledderer, and S. Johnson took time to read the historical marker of the Battle of Corydon to which W. Moncel is pointing. They also toured the first state capitol. Again we find Richard and Maurice but this time D. Von Holten is with them. J. Overmyer and T. Miller complete the group that has just come out of the first state capitol. There comes a time with every annual when the demand for a snapshot page overrules the judgement of the annual staff and sponsor. We acquiese to your demands--Here’s your snapshot page- Autographs Autographs Compliments of Cabriolets Auto Club Raymond Cooley, David Ramey, James Culp, Eric Gutwein, Edward Haring, John Wright, Ronald Tanner, Gene Robinson, Ted Westphal, Tom Koebcke, Elden Gutwein, Roger Querry, Bill Bucher, Spencer Mumford. NOT SHOWN: Jan Onken, Fred Gutwein, Bill Manion, Tim Stiller, and Ronald Grieger. PLEASE DRIVE SAFELY Francesville Indiana GOOD LUCK SENIORS Wuetbrick Jusuram Service Herman and Lauretta Wuethrich Edison and Chrisann Gutwein Mariam Garrigues Francesville Indiana COMPLIMENTS Countryside Bowling Canes and Restaurant Bowling at its Best Ph. 828-4811 San Pierre Anglers Bar and Restaurant Monticello Indiana Radcliffe Auto Body Francesville Indiana Compliments of UNITED TELEPHONE CO. of Robinson Implements Indiana Inc. 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We've spent four years in labor hard to prove the fact once more, That life is quite confused, and two and two are seldom four. We're crammed to the brim with learning, and now we must turn it to use, And if one of us is a failure, he hasn’t a single excuse. The more we work and the less we talk the better results we shall get, For we've had four years of training: it may make us successes yet. Let us admit it fairly as high school Seniors should; We're proud of FRANCESVILLE HIGH SCHOOL; it's done us a lot of good. NORTH JUDSON BOOSTERS MONTICELLO BOOSTERS Western Auto Tire Sales Alkire - Luse Oldsmobile Perry Marian Barber and Beautician Bowling League Turner's Style Shop Catalina Beauty Shop Pertelual Building Loan Asc Basid Doud Cauby's Watch Shop Main T. V Walt's Garage Malmquist's Bakery Suburban Poultry MONON BOOSTERS GLUCKS OF LAFAYETTE Jim's Texaco Service Bob's Camp Monon Sundries Orr's Electric Buckley's Southside Cafe For the Finest In Shopping . . . . 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