Fulton High School - Vespa Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1963 volume:

0 VESPA Fulton High School-- Fulton, Missouri XVII 1963 TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword.....................3 Dedication...................4 Faculty and Administration. 5 Sports......................13 Organizations and Activities .23 Classes.....................49 Advertising.................81 2 FOREWORD The year 1962-'63 has been a busy, happy year at Fulton High School. It has now become history but its students are not leaving empty handed for they have taken with them knowledge and a better understanding of themselves and their world. Memories of friends--pride in those who excel--sports-- club activities--serious times of concentration for exams-- dances - -pep trips - -assemblies - -administrators - -laboratory explosions--marching band--senior auction--caroling in F rench- -appreciation of teachers - -gratitude to advertisers - - curriculum activities--going steady--meeting dead lines-- plays--senior trip and graduation have all been a part of it. DEDICA TION Mrs. Lottie Ruth Tate Ten years ago this fall she joined the faculty of Fulton High School as a classroom teacher. During the decade she has been a part of this system her sincerity, devotion, promptness, zest for living, and her deep desire to help each and every student learn, endears her to all who have had the privilege of studying biology and English I with her. For them, her ready encouragement and wise guidance have helped unlock the doors of wisdom and led them to a better understanding. She has served as class sponsor at several levels and has been one of the advisers of the Mathematics and Science Club since its organization. The Vespa staff is pleased to dedicate the 1963 Vespa to--Mrs. Lottie Ruth Tate. FACULTY AND ADMINISTRA TION ADMINIS L. E. Lewis, Superintendent of Schools SUPERINTENDENT L. E. LEWIS L. E. Lewis became Superintendent of the Fulton Public Schools July 1, 1962. Born at Advance, Missouri, he received his elementary and secondary education at Bloomfield. He holds the B.S. and Masters degrees from the Uni- versity of Missouri. Mr. Lewis spent three years in the Navy, serving in the South Pacific area where he was on a sub-chaser which was converted into a mine sweeper. His experience in the educational profession began at Bolivar where he taught social studies and public speaking. He was Superintendent of Schools at Paris then became Director of Admissions at Christian College, Columbia, before assuming the position in Fulton. His wife is the former Miss Betty Pettigrew of St. James. They have two children, Sonya, eight and Doug, three. Board of Education FRONT ROW—Dr. John Bosch, Mrs. Dorothy Schmid—secretary, Dr. Richard White and Maynard DeNuei. ROW II-- L. E. Lewis, superintendent, Howard Blattner, Ovid H. Bell—president, O. T. Harris—vice president. Six civic-minded men who devote considerable time and untiring efforts to the Fulton Schools make up the Board of Education. They are ever interested in fulfilling needs and bettering policies for educational growth in the community. Nearly 800 students enrolled at Fulton High School appreciate the contributions they are making. 6 TRA TION D. D. SCHAPER, PRINCIPAL OREN ULEY, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Dorsey D. Schaper became principal of Fulton High School Oren Liley assumed the position of assistant principalship August I, 1959. at FHS in the fall of 1961. Mr. Schaper is a native of Versailles, Missouri and received his elementary and high school education in its schools. He is a graduate of West Point and holds the Masters degree from the University of Missouri in School Administration. He has been principal of schools at Dexter and superintendent of Parna Schools. Mr. Liley is a graduate of Southeast State College, Cape Girardeau and his graduate work was done at the University of Missouri. He has taught science in schools of Southeast Missouri and at William Woods College. In addition to administrative work he directs the visual education program. Mr. Liley and Mr. Schaper check over some of the films used in the visual aid program. FULTON HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCE DEPARTMENT MRS. ELSIE CARRINGTON—general business, sec- retarial practice, shorthand; MRS. EVELYN BESHER — typing; MISS NANCY HARR--bookkeeping and general business. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT MISS IRENE SALMON—chemistry, algebra, and trigonometry; BRUCE PAYNE—general science; and MRS. LOTTIE RUTH TATE, biology and English 1. LANGUAGE ARTS HAROLD STEWART— English I,II,III; MRS. EDITH DEAN—English II; MRS. NANCY GILMER--English III; MRS.GLADYS BOOKS —Latin I,II,III; MRS. MARGIE BAKALAR - - English II and IV; and MRS. JOYCE PHAR- RISS—English I. FACULTY FINE ARTS ERVIN NEFF—Super- visor of Music; MRS. JEAN BERRY—art; MRS. CORNELIA REED --French; and DONALD THURSTON—dramatics and speech. SOCIAL STUDIES SITTING—MISS BAR- BARA WINANS, Ameri- can History; STANDING --MRS. MAURENE WEST—World History; JOHN RUEBER--Geog- raphy, World History; MISS MOSSIE HUMPH- REYS—civics and publi - cations. MATHEMATICS MRS. JERENA HARRIS--Mathe- matics I and geometry; EDWARD BRANDT--general science and algebra; RANSOM DUDLEY — Mathematics I and II; MRS JOAN SAMPSON--algebra I. LIBRARIAN and COUNSELOR MISS GEORGIA RICHARDSON--Li- brarian; MISS SHIRLEY DUNAVANT-- Guidance Counselor. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT MRS. K. M. CRAGHEAD and MRS. ESTELLE SCOTT—examine cloth- ing project. AGRICULTURAL and INDUSTRIAL ARTS K. M. CRAG HEAD--Vocational Agriculture and photography; GLEN AMOS--general shop, woodwork, and drafting; WILLIAM HELM— Metal Trades. PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND HEALTH WILLIAM SCHRAM-- Boys'P.E. and Driver's Education. BOB FISHER—Boys' P.E. and Guidance. MISS VICKI MAYHEW— Girls' P.E. RICHARD COCHRAN--Boys' P.E. and Civics. MRS. KAY CLOUD—School Nurse. KEN QUEST— Boys' P.E. and Ameri- can Hist. SECRETARIES MRS. ROSELYN MORROW--Secretary to the Principal. MRS. HELEN MEANS --Guidance Office Secretary. STUDENT SECRETARIES ROW I—Janet Millard, Scarlet Herring, Linda Haden, Carla Link, Joyce Burton. ROW II—Nancy Wilkerson, Helen Ruth Harris, Kenda Thomas, Beverly Boyd, Donna Gentry. Miss Dunavant Helps Freshmen Register for Sophomore Year. Tothe Right--Guidance Secretaries —Patricia Weserman, Brenda Bartley and Nick T. Cave. LIBRARIANS Sharon Davis, Ruby Anderson, Venita Diehl, Linda Polmateer, Brenda Hickman, Roslyn Krueger, Shirley Adams, Kathy Brewer, Ann Stone, Connie Salmons, Laura Brewer, Mona Crump, and Janice Hall. SEATED Miss Georgia Richardson--Librarian. Student librarians put in many hours daily helping check out books; mending them; and helping the librarian in every way possible. SPORTS Larry Brown Co-Captain Right Guard Charlie March Co-Captain Fullback ROW I--Robertson,Cave,Whitlow, Johnston,Chimside, O'Donley, Brown, March, Dzurich, Haymart. ROW II--Salmons, Hooks, B. Alexander, Benedict, Metz, Cole, Schoenings, Chambers, Brady, Berry. ROW III--Bratton, J. Alexander, Rice, Southers, Rogers, Davidson, Yates, Coach Cochran, Beaver, Coach Quest, Patrick, Logan, Coach Fisher. Dow Benedict Ronnie Chambers Right End Fullback Fred Schoenings Right Guard Gilbert Berry Left Tackle Larry Dudley Quarterback John Dzurick Left Guard Wallace Metz Right Tackle Jack Galbreath Rigljt Half Joe Johnston Right End Cliff O'Donley Center 14 Berry, Sheets, McDermott, B. Galbreath, Rice, Young, Perry, Robinson, Clyce, Smith, Jahn--Managers; ROW III--Coach Fisher, Coach Fisher Directs Summer Practice for Davis, Adrian, Coach Schram, John Dye, Clark, Williamson, Football Conditioning. Simcoe, Schaper, Vaughn, Dzurick, Cleary. Bruce Chimside Right Tackle Allan Sheets Mickey Fleming Quarterback Left End Randy Brady Left Guard Jim Dye Left Half W. T. Cole Center Mike Puchner Left Half Tim McDermott Left End Bill Galbreath Right Half Duane Haymart Left Tackle 15 Co-Captain Charlie March sparkles on defense, in Kemper game. Season’s Schedule Fulton--12...........Hannibal--14 Fulton-- 6 Fulton--32...........Kemper--6 Fulton--26 Fulton--19...........Boonville--35 Fulton--24 Fulton-- 7...........Jefferson City--39 Fulton-- 7 Fulton 47..........Missouri School for Deaf 14 Moberly--14 Mexico--6 Helias--42 Hickman--25 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Varsity Basketball Team Members who have had a busy year--FRONT ROW--Vic Pasley, Don Dzurill, Jackie Galbreath, Larry Dudley, Jim Dye and Byron Jahn, Business Manager. ROW Il--Anson Robinson, Allan Sheets, Jeff Wallace, Dow Benedict, Larry Graves and Coach Ken Quest. To the right is a glimpse of the Fulton Hornet and Moberly Greyhound game in which Fulton downed Moberly 68-62. In this close and interesting game Jackie Galbreath is attempting a shot while Jeff Wallace (23) gets in position for a rebound. SEASON'S RECORD New Franklin . . . . . 49 Fulton . . . . 40 Moberly . . 53 Fulton . . . . 36 University H. ... . . 68 Fulton . . . . 56 Kemper . . 46 Fulton .. . . 49 Troy . .54 Fulton . . . . 56 Jeff City . . .53 Fulton . . . . 35 Montgomery C. . . . . 50 Fulton . . . . 56 Fayette . . 59 Fulton . . . . 66 Mexico . . 79 Fulton . . . . 61 Linn . . 54 Fulton . . .. 77 Boonville . . 54 Fulton .. . . 65 Helias . . .45 Fulton . . . . 59 Univ. High . . 76 Fulton . . . . 60 New Bloomfield .. .. 56 Fulton . . . . 84 Troy .. .68 F ulton .. . . 50 Jeff City . .61 Fulton . . .. 51 Moberly . . .62 Fulton .. . . 68 Helias . . 49 Fulton .. .. 48 Hickman .. 54 Fulton .. . . 55 Boonville . . 72 Fulton .. .. 40 Moberly 54 Fulton . . .. 53 Kemper 55 Fulton . . . . 59 Eldon 51 Fulton .. . . 47 17 B Team includes--FRONT ROW-Tom Bell, Danny Nichols, Bill Galbreath, Roger Davis, Ronald Wells, and Carroll Holloway; SECOND ROW--Dave Hufstedler, John Clark, Sam Barnes, Ronald Johnson, Chuck Souther and Trenton Logan. Jim Dye scores a basket in the first three seconds of the Helias game. B Team has been an enthusiastic group and have done a nice job in most of its contest playing. It should provide some good men for senior replacements next year. ROW I--Freshman Squad includes Arthur Galbreath, Mike Christopher, Larry Bell, and Larry Bosch: ROW lI--John Alexander, Dennis Adrian, Larry Hawkins, Tom Clyce, and Robert Alexander. Business manager for the Freshman Team, Jerry W. Kay stands to the right. 18 WRESTLING TEAM--ROW 1--Paul Thompson, David Burre, David Yates, John Glover, John Garrett, and Fred Atkinson. STANDING--Bruce Chirnside, Duane Haymart, Danny Schaper, Gene Hooks, Keith Rice, John Dzurick, Robert Love, Fred Schoening, Danny Smith, Steve Yates and Coach Bill Schram. This marks the first year for wrestling as an interscholastic sport at FHS. The boys were extremely proud of their new uniforms. Duane Haymart was awarded the trophy, for best all-round performance in the sport, given by the Booster Club. Duane Haymart John Garrett has pinned his man. TRACK TEAM Members of the Track Team that has experienced one of the best seasons for FHS are--ROW 1—T. Gowin, D. Beaver, J. Dye, B. Galbreath, P. Thompson, T. Clyce; ROW II--D. Dzurick, C. Hol- loway, M. Christopher, L Dudley, J. Galbreath, V. Pasley; ROW III--J. Wallace, T. Logan, B. Friesz, D. Haymart, and C. Bagby. Highlighting the season for the FHS squad was the taking of the NEMOConference meet in Moberly. Jim Dye has been an outstanding scorer and received an individual trophy as high point man in NEMO meet. He participated in pole vaulting, broad jump, 100 yard dash and anchored the 880 relay team Jeff Wallace and Anson Robinson brought home firsts in the event. Jeff was first in discus and Anson won the 100 yard dash. Terry Gowin won the mile race at Mo- berly and has been a consistent winner throughout the season. Hornets' Relay Team set a fine record, too. They have broken their own top record, and have rated as number one placers in most entries. Hornet Relay Team--Anson Robinson, William Galbreath, Larry Dudley, and Jim Dye. TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW--Tom Fraser, Larry Bosch, William Wei, Jerry Kennett, Tom Mertens, and John Rootes. SECOND ROW—Craig Flynn, Scotty Walker, David Schmid, John Prada, David Wilhite, and Ted Roberts. Tennis has attracted a number of boys this season. Coach Quest is well pleased with the turnout and feels a splendid team will shape up for intra- scholastic action next year. 'V ?yJ GOLF TEAM Fulton High golf team has entered several teams engaged in a few meets during the brief season. GOLF TEAM--David Burre, Mickey Fleming, Joe Johnston, Bruce Chirnside, Allan Sheets, Chuck Souther, David Bratton and Coach Bill Schramm. Fleming and Chirnside are the only seniors on the squad. 21 A Sports rate high among students at FHS. Basketball time enriches the winter days and brings the annual Fulton Invitational Tournament. This year it came January 22-26. Another Victory Comes for the Hornets as They Defeat UHS 76-60. Fulton Takes Moberly 68-62. Hornets Edge Troy 56-54 in a close one. Jim Dye is on the jump. ORGANIZA tions VESPA STAFF PUBLICA LIONS Publications has for its major projects during the year the editing of the yearbook and publishing Hi- Life, the school newspaper once each month. The annual is in the 17th year of production while Hi-Life observed its 40th anniversary of publishing this year. VESPA STAFF--Lynne Ebersole and Barbara McAtee--Co-editors, Susan Berry and Dow Bene- dict—Art editors and Layout advisers, Sharon Thomas--Circulation and Typist, Mike Puchner --Business Manager and Helen Ruth Harris--Advertising manager. Student photographers under the direction of Mr. Craghead take, and develop all pictures used in the Vespa with the exception of the individual student pictures. The laboratory and dark room are in the McPheeters House. It is there that the student photographers, Neal Powers and Gregory Lawrence spend much time getting pictures ready for the press. HI-LIFE STAFF EDITING HI-LIFE ARE--Danny Starkey—Typist; Barbara Cloud and Carolyn Grogan--Editors; David Schmidt--Sports Editor and Business Manager; Monye Rentschler—Reporter; STAND- ING--Janet Millard--Circulation; and Anne Keckeley--Advertising Manager. Hi-Life has been published as the school newspaper for forty years at Fulton High. It began as a senior class project but a class in publications was organized several years ago. It edits the paper as well as the annual 24 STUDENT COUNCIL The student council is a representative group of students working with their sponsors to keep the school running on an even keel. Larry Elliott was at the helm as president of the student body with Steve Burks assisting as vice president. The group forms an of- ficial contact between stu- dents and faculty with a major aim being full co- operation between the two groups to develop programs for the welfare of the entire student body and create the finest school spirit possible. It sponsors homecoming Above--Mr. Bob Fisher of the guidance department administers tests for and Christmas dances, has mathematical placements. The setting is the study hall; the event is the annual the refreshment Stand dur- Orientation Day for incoming Freshmen, sponsored by Student Council, ing football season, spon- sors Orientation Day for Freshmen. Student Council members are—ROW I—John Rootes, Emily Gordon, Sharon Thomas, S. Potts, Vicki Lorenz, Carla Jack- son, Carol Niedergerke, Carla Sue Link and Larry Elliott; STANDING—Scotty Walker, Jim Robertson, Fred Atkinson, Blake Danuser, Lance Friesz, Sydney Baumgartner, Joe Selby, Tom Mertens, Phil Glenn, Jerry Kennett, John Dye, Bev- eley Stewart, David Rose, and Mike Puchner. President ....................... Larry Elliott Vice President....................Steve Burks Sponsors .............Mr. Liley, Mr. Schaper 25 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA ROW 1--K. McGrath, J. McCray, L. Chenoweth, M. McCown, B. Boyd, and L. Haden: ROW II--B. Bush, L. Stone, L. Brewer, R. Baker, M. Acton, R. Bellamy, L. Sims, S. Bedsworth, A. Stock, D. Holmes, C. Fry, S. Stull, L. Reed, C. Barnes, L. Jones, C. Harrison, and Mrs. Craghe ad--Sponsor; ROW III--Sharon Scheening, J. Adams, S. Eldridge, P. Gowin, L. Wheat, N. Twitchell, P. Quick, C. Wolfmeier, C. Hickman, B. Hall, G. Frey, C. McKinney, C. Mc- Bride, C. Thompson, S. Adams, K. Prince, S. Black, D. Harris; ROW IV--D. Langley, J. Lepley, G. Lewsader, J. Twitchell, K. Nichols, S. Ward, B. Berry, D. Rowson, C. Neal,.D. Burre, L. Musgrove, D. Galbreath, P. Thomas, B. Cuno, C. Sparkman, C. Waller, Audrey McAllister ; ROW V--B. Olson, C. Baysing er, M. Crump, M. Adams, D. Nelson, J. Cleveland, M. Merx, V. Walker, C. Salmons, J. Peterson, J. Youse, M. Adams, B. Trammell, N. Dawson, and J. Adams; ROW VI --D. Langley, H. Leeper, J. Suttmoller, B. Ball, C. Gann, L. Moreau, H. Qualls, J. Holmes, L. Palmoteer, S. Miller, S. Harris, S. Clark, V. Mudd, S. Jones, R. Collett, D. Clingman, L. Beasley, S. Cole, and J. Cooper. It's cherry pie time on the left. FFA are hosted annually by FHA members. It offers an oppor- tunity to show how great they are becoming as cooks. Beverly Boyd--vice president, Marg McCown--treasurer, Linda Haden--president, Linda Chenoweth —secretary, Kathy McGrath—reporter, and Jeanette McCray--parliamentarian. 26 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FFA Members—ROW I--D. Bell, O. Englehoven, W. Metz, H. Linnenbringer, JL. Elliott, M. Gent- zsch; ROW II--T. Farmer, D. Rose, J. Spencer, G. Allen, R. Powers, R. Miller, T. Baker, and Mr. Craghead, sponsor; ROW III--J. Pope, S. Hudnall, D. Klick, B. Beasley, S. Wefenstette, J. Epp; ROW IV--L. Salmons, L. Baumgarnter, D. Fisher, W. Hoover, R. Books, O. Smith; ROW V —J. Younger, D. Shyrock, C. Rentscheler, J. Bezier, G. Davidson, G. Windsor, R. Love, and L. Brooks: ROW VI--J. Cantrell, S. Barnes, D. Haymart, F. Atkinson, E. McGrath, and L. Ausfahl. Future Farmers of America believe in the future of a wise agricultural program.lt works to develop the following characteristics in its members: Leadership, Character, Co- operation, Scholarship, Citizenship, Thrift, Service, Patriot- ism, and wholesome recreation. Future Farmers Motto Learning to do, Doing to learn, Learning to live, Living to learn. LOCAL FFA OFFICERS Mike Gentzsch--Vice President, Hadley Linnen- bringer--President, David Bell—Secretary, ROW II—Larry Elliott--Sentinel, Orley Engelhoven, and Wallace Metz--Treasurer. Annual induction into the organization takes place early in sec- ond semester. Parents are guests and a reception follows the initiation ceremony. DRAMATICS CLUB FBLA Future Busi- ness of America is an organization made up of com- mercial students. Members include--B. Twitchell, C. Law- rence, P. Weseman, S. He 1 wig, D. Gentry, and S. Jonesj ROW II-- Mrs. Besher, J. Prada, D. McClanahan, B. Williamson, D. Sch- mid, C. O'Donley, R. Newson, Mrs. Carring- ton and Miss Harr. Charter members are—David Rose, Peggy Haley, Terry Ehrsam and Danny Starkey. All are seniors except Terry. Mr. Thurston is sponsor. ROW I—McKee, Brown, Rose, Duffy, Ehrsam, Starkey, Dye,--President, Hickman; ROW II--Haley, Hamby, Bedsworth, Wilkins, Robnett, Hamilton, Twitchell, Helwig, Millard, Burt, Flippen; ROW III--Gordon, Lawrence, Sims, Schaffer, Holz, Powers, Hall, Books, Dubray, Landrum, Me Ad am, Donald Thurston-- Sponsor. Red Masque This honorary club was organized this year.One must excel in dramatics to be eligible for election to membership. There are four charter members. Others will be elected this spring after Vespa goes to press. FHS CHEERLEADERS Sherri Bedsworth, Linda Sims, Carolyn Gorgan, Sallye Koziar, Julie McGuire, Dorothy Wilkins, and Linda Glascock. Much credit goes to the Cheerers who do a great deal to urge our Hornet teams on to victory. They lead the cheering squad at all home games and ac- company the teams on almost all out of town trips. PEP CLUB ROW I--N. Hill, B. McAtee, P. Haley, R. Davidson, V. Lorenz; ROW II--B. Bloom, S. Haverstick, C. Sparkman, L. Kritzer, S. Scott, H. Harrison, S. Thomas, D. Burre, J. Sobers, B. Hall, P. Owens, H. Harris, J. Dysart, J. Durrill, V. Veihl, C. Barnes, R. Cunningham, C. Jackson, L. Rosson; ROW III—S. Bedsworth, L. Sims, A. Stock, C. Grogan, J. Maerz, S. Koziar, M. Robnett, J. McGuire, S. Williams, D. Wilkins, Q. Hobbs, L. Glascock, Miss Mayhew; ROW IV--B. Laswell, N. Gordon, L. Potts, M. Hamilton, W. Green, L. Kennett, S. Ward, B. Blattner, M. Grogan, J. Pit- man, J. Cleveland, K. McDermott, M. Mills, S. Wagner, C. Hollaway, T. Davis; ROW V--M. Acton, S. Black, J. Hall, S. Perou, S. Westmoreland, B. Dunavant, P. Kuebler, B. Pigge, K. Prince, N. Black, C. Thompson, T. Authcn- reith, B. Stewart, H. Fike; ROW VI--M. Haley, R. Bellamy, V. Walker, C. Lawrence, J. Dickmann, K. Pitman, S. Harris, S. Miller, L. Painter, S. Mosley, L. Landrum, S. Clark, P. Galbreath, C. Galbreath, and L. Brown. 29 FUTURE NURSES OF AMERICA--ROW I--Stephens, Gordon, Stevens, S. Thomas, Burre, Selby, Owens, McBride, Holt, Logan, Trammell; ROW II--Clingman, Black, J. Bell, Hamilton, Books, Wiley, Dye, Mrs. K. Cloud-spon- sor, McGrath; ROW III--B. Cloud, Berry, Rowson, Bock, Sturgeon, P. Thomas, Johnson, Prince, Harrison, and Thomp- son; ROW IV--Cole, Nelson, Gilger, Shirley, Bellamy, Suttmoller, J. Berry, McClellan, McGuire, Wilkins, Beds- worth; ROW V--Garrett, Gammell, Douglass, Polmateer, Fairchild, Landrum, Robinson, Dysart, Stewart, Wilma Dye. FNA members are greatly interested in finding out more about the nursing profession. Many of them spend several hours each week as nurses’aids at Callaway Memorial Hospital where they work under the supervision of the nursing staff. FNA They not only help the nurses considerably but they are find- ing for themselves what a hospital is like and what duties a nurse will be required to do. FT A Mrs. Kay Cloud sponsors the club. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The aim of the organiza- tion is to learn more about teaching as a career. Mem- bers try to find requirements, characteristics needed, and what teachers owe the com- munities . Each has opportunity to do actual teaching in one of the elementary schools. Miss DunavantandMr. Reuber are sponsors. ROW I—Officers--N. Wilkerson—sec., L. Haden—historian, C. Link--pres., Grogan--treasurer. ROW Il--Burt, Dudley, English, Dunavant, Boyd, Morrow, Hall, Koziar; ROW III--McAdam, Reed, Dunlap, Kritzer, Garlock, Jones, Bedsworth, Stevens, Thomas, Twitchell; ROW IV--J. Millard, Potts, S. Scott, M. Scott, Shyrock, Liddle, Mosley, Krcuger, Maddox, Horton, Miss Dunavant: ROW V--B. Brown, Harris, Wilkins, Sappington, Linnenbringer, Martin, Dudley, Craghead, and Strickland; ROW VI--John Dye, McGuire, Hamilton, Pitman, Potts, Kelly, Hazelrigg, Wells and Bill McKee. Barbara Cloud pins pledge ribbon on Dorothy Wilkins during FHS second semester initiation. Larry Brown and Mrs. Gilmer watch as Steve Burks studies his script. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society is an organi- zation of Juniors and Seniors whose membership is based on outstanding qualities in Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. Sponsors for this groupare Mrs . Nancy Gilmer, Miss Vicki Mayhew, and Mrs. Stewart. First Semester NHS Members Fall Initiation: ROW I--L. Kennett, J. Rumbaugh, K. Brewer, G. Hamlin, N. Cave, G. Lawrence, B. Bartley, R. Day, P. Glenn, J. Selby, L. Maddox, J. Burt, L. Haden, J. Burton, S. Koziar, and B. Brown; ROW II--D. Rose, C. Grogan, S. Burks, B. Horton, S. Berry, W. Books, N. Powers, Mrs. Gilmer, B. Cloud, C. Link, N. Wilkerson, L. Ebersole, K. Thomas, A. Keckeley, L. Brown, and B. Friesz. (Barbara Cloud--President 1st semester). Spring initiation was held at Traveller Cafe. All members including new ones are--ROW 1--C. Link, S. Koziar, S. Berry, B. Bartley, Mrs. Gilmer--sponsor, K. Renner, J. Burton, P. Weserman, N. Powers; ROW II--N. Wilkerson, J. Burt, D. Rose, P. Williams, S. Burks--Pres, second semester, B. Cloud, L. Kennett, B. Horton, N. Cave, C. Grogan, A. Keckeley, L. Ebersole, D. Hetherington, K. Thomas, W. Books, L Maddox, D. Wilkins, L. Haden, J. Maerz, C. Sturgeon, K. Brewer; ROW III--S. Yates, L. Brown, G. Ham- lin, J. Rumbaugh, L Friesz, B. Brown, R. Day, and G. Lawrence. THE FULTON HIGH SCHOOL Neal Powers, Dan Starkey, C. Grogan, and L. Dudley, S. Thompson, F. Davidson, M. Dudley and B. Cloud. Danny Starkey. Oestreich, Craghead, Walker, Davis, Flynn, Bosch, Bell, Klingingsmith and Wilhite. M. Grogan, C. Grogan, Russell, V. Fairchild and M. Scott. N. Powers, R. Hazelrigg, B. Danuser, Dan Pulliam, Rae Dubray. 32 G. Lawrence, T. Bura, J. Ware and M. Auer. D. Schaper, H. Kemp, B. Cloud, J. Lewis, A. Wiley and P. Thompson. 33 Members of the Mixed Chorus sing because they enjoy it. MIXED CHORUS ROW I--S. Bedsworth, R. Krue- ger, J. Williams, R. Work- man, D. Holmes, L. Sims, J. Adams, and S. Me Adam. ROW II— Mr. Neff, J. Holmes, E. Martin, E. McBride, L. Pol- mateer, C. Salmons, J. Davis, R. Dubray, and P. Haley. ROW III— L. Dudley, C. Brown, L. Curtis, C. Bagby, D. Rogers, A. Sheets, P. Cotton, M. Justus, P. Duenow, and C. Mealy. GIRLS’ CHORUS Two girls’ chorus classes meet daily. From this group Rae Du- bray took a I rating in the district con- testing. ROW I—Carla Jackson, Joan Dysart, Mary Scott, M. Fairer, C. Harler, M. Monroe, Dorcas Trammell, Janis Craghead, Shirley Rice; ROW II—Mary Fisher, Jenifer Bell, Mr. Neff, Kay Nichols, Judy Adams, Linda Chenoweth, Priscilla Gish, Bonnie Johnson, Lydia Curtis, Ruth Bellamy, Mona Crump, Linda Workman, and Mary Acton. TWIRLERS FHS twirlers are a group who contrib- ute a considerable amount of service to the school. They are closely affiliated with the marching band. They are especially active during the football and basketball season. Mr. Neff sponsors the twirlers. They are--Lynne Ebersole, Barbara Rich--head twirl er, Audrey McAllister; BACK ROW--Connie Liddle, Monye Rentscheler and Linda Reed. PALETTE AND BRUSH CLUB Art majors are attracted to this club as its aim is to encourage every member to create. Whether working on individual or group projects club members broaden interests in art. The club meets on Monday night each week at 7:00 o'clock as it is necessary to have more time than activity period allows. Susan Berry works on mural which will display all-school activities. ROW I—S. Herring, Susan Berry, K. Renner; ROW II—S. Ha- verstick, C. Duenow, K. Hamby, R. Krueger, N. Gordon, and Mrs. J. Berry--sponsor; ROW III--S. Thompson, Sue West- moreland, C. McGrath, K. McDermott, L. Reed and P. Thomp- son; ROW IV--R. Wilson, B. Laswell, J. Ferrugia, C. Sal- mons, John Dye, P. Duenow; ROW V--F. Gibbs, N. Hill, J. Wallace, G. Havrum, and Martha Williams. “F”CLUB ROW I--Jim Dye, P. Thompson, D. Burre, T. Gowin, J. Dzurick and L. Dudley; ROW II--C. March, B. Chirnside,B. Patrick, D. Benedict, M. Fleming, J. Galbreath, D. Shaw; ROW III--D. Starkey, D. Yates, D. Bratton, F. Schoening, J. Johnston, C. Metz, A. Sheets, D. Haymart, J. Sydow and Bruce Brown; ROW IV—J. Garrett, Bill Galbreath, J. Wallace, C. O'Donley, D. Perry, W. Cole, D. Schmid, S. Yates, J. Glover, and J. Kay. FRENCH CLUB SEATED--Officers—Donna Hetherington--treasurer, Susan McAdam--President, Marijane Holz--V.P. ROW I--G. Hobbs, L. Glascock, V. Diehl, S. Herring, B. Bartley, C. Hansen, B. McAtee, R. Davidson, J. Maerz, J. McGuire, T. Berry, D. Wilkins, D. Jameson, Mrs. Reed--Sponsor; Copeland, P. Gowin, B. Black, R. Nichols, M. Dudley, B. Piggee, N. Rose, M. Zickos; ROW UI--N. Proctor, J. Shyrock, M. Holz, L. Potts, W. Green, L. Kennett, K. Ham- men, M. Dunlap, R. Carrington, M. Haley, T. Davis, B. Johnson, J. Hall; ROW IV--T. Douglass, N. Wilkerson, N. Duckworth, J. Cave, M. Auer, W. Wei, D. Wilhite, N. Hill, B. Blattner, B. Bloom, R. Harris, M. Grogan, J. Dye; ROW V—N. Cave, D. Schaper, S. Perou, E. McDonald, S. Walker, B. Chirnside, T. Ersham, W. White, J. Anguerer, C. Souther, G. Hamlin and Don Gray. French Club is one of the largest clubs in school. All students enrolled in French as well as those who have previously had the courses are eligible for membership. Dr. L. C. Dahl was speaker at the annual spring banquet held in typical French style. Mrs. Bill Reed is the club sponsor. Mr. Schaper and Mr. Liley observe French reproductions hanging in FHS Le Louvre as Mrs. Reed points out some of the special features. One of the club projects the creation of a series of exhibits in the French class room during the year. Probably the most inter- esting ones was the corner which was dressed to repre- sent a setting akin to the famous French Le Louvre. D. D. Schaper, principal, Mrs. William Reed, and Oren Liley, assist- ant principal of FHS. JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE JCL is one of the largest clubs in school. Any stu- dent taking Latin or any, who has taken it is eligible for membership. The club meets at night one time each quarter. One of the most outstanding ones is the Latin ban- quet. On that evening club members and guests don Roman togas and for a night enjoy the life of early Roman days. Phil Glenn is president of the local chapter. Diane Burre participates in a Roman skit. Deri Jameson, Nick Cave, and Blake Danuser appear in the foreground with a motled Roman crowd consisting of Roman nobles, citizens and slaves surrounding them. Another highlight of the year was the hosting of more than 500 students who attended the state JCL on Saturday, May 11. Mrs. Gladys Books is chairman of this state event. Junior Classical League M. Ruffalo, S. Thomas, J. Millard, D. Wilkins, S. Koziar, M. Robnett, B. McAtee, N. Cave, J. Kennett, P. Glenn, C. Grogan, S. Berry, B. Berry, J. Cleveland, R. Pauley, R. Brady, M. Puchner, D. Schmid; ROW II—L. Seaman, Mrs. Books, M. Flippin, L. Landrum, A. Keckeley, J. McGuire, J. Johnston, J. Pitman, J. Burt, R. Davidson, M. Hamilton, S. Bedsworth, D. Jameson, P. Williams, J. Maerz, S. Westmoreland, B. Dunavant, J. Hall, S. Linnen- bringer, S. Tharp, T. Berry, L. Polmateer, R. Wilson, W. Books; ROW III—D. Horton, J. Glover, J. Burton, C. Link, L. Ebersole, B. Cloud, S. Gammel, M. Williamson, M. Scott, N. Soukup, P. Gish, M. Beck, M. Bell, S. Wil- liams, C. Moore, R. Nichols, M. Selby, B. Barnes, R. Krueger, B. Horton; ROW IV—M. Bowers, Sydow, Griggs, Pulliam, D. Yates, M. Selby, R. Davis, D. Bratton, Douglass Zickos, Walker, Burre, Shirley, Maddox, Garlock, Fritz, McAllister, Diehl, Harler, Duffie; ROW V--Gasper, Whitlow, Brown, Hazelrigg, Danuser, J. Davis, Fore- man, Estes, Dixon, Lawrence, Rumbaugh, T. Mertens, L. Painter, H. Harrison, S. Miller, S. Burks, L. Dudley, D. Shaw, R. Newsom; ROW VI—Davidson, Wells, J. Rootes, Robertson, Morgan, S. Yates, L. Friesz, B. Friesz, G. Oestreich, G. Taylor, D. McClannahan, W. White, J. Aunguerer, D. Calvin, Gannaway, Houf, T. Koupal, J. Mc- Cray, S. Potts, J. Kelly, E. Hagood, and J. Prada. SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS CLUB Staging the Science and Mathematics Fair was a major project of the 1962- 63 club. More than 200 varied exhibits were entered in the fields of - -m athem atics, physio-geographical sci- ence, physical science, and biological science. Richard Winn’s entry in biological science division, showing effects of radi- ation on dormant seeds was championship winner. This entry also took blue ribbon in its class. 1ST MAY 'Ml I A Members are--ROW I--Nick Cave, Grif Hamlin, Donna Hetherington; ROW II--Dorcas Trammell, Gwynee Orcutt, Bev Stewart, Marcia Flippin, Richard Vaughn, John Craighead, Ed Kirchof; ROW III--Dave Rose, Lynne Ebersole, Carolyn Grogan, Sylvia Linnen- bringer, Carol Hickman, Jackie Pitman, Linda Kritzer, Joan Dysart; ROW IV — David Wilhite, R. Forman, G. Berry, J. Loutzenhiser, Sandy Sappington, B. Bart- ley, Anne Keckeley, Barbara Cloud, Norma Black; ROW V--Mike Auer, Phil Glenn, Joe Selby, J. Anguerer, Harry Kemp, Richard Day, Steve Burks, Jerry Wickell; ROW VI--Steve Yates, Greg Lawrence, Bruce Brown, George Oestreich, Bill White, Brian Friesz, Martin Dixon, Jeff Rumbaugh, Sam Potts, Ron Scott, and William Backer. KFFFOTS OF RADIATION ON DORMANT SKKRS Hill DAY III l .VY i: � MI,AIUS«� «K| COXTMIH. Kinds of Islands--Cloud til ji m Wl [ n m a 111 AM: AI- iv Above is the picture of Richard Winn's winning exhibit-- Effects of Radiation on Dormant Seeds. To the left is shown the photography of Bill Cloud's exhibit showing various kinds of islands. This exhibit placed first in the physical geography category. Bill is a representative of Junior High School. His school as well as several rural schools participated. ACTIVITIES ?yn.TOK Romans HOMECOMING Homecoming time was a gala affair at FHS. Pa- rades, pep meetings, and enthusiasm was the order of the day. Night time brought the football game in which the Hornets defeated the Mex- ico Bulldogs to set the tempo for a perfect Home- coming dance. Carolyn Grogan escorted by Larry Elliott, student body president was crowned Homecoming queen by Larry Brown, co-captain of the Hornets, Monye Rentscheler, escorted by Ronnie Duffy, and Edna Martin, es- corted by Curtis Bagby, attended the queen. Sophomore float, to the right, was chosen for second place in the parade of floats. Judging was done by a secret committee made up of down- town merchants. Senior Float Palatte and Brush Float Hard work on part of senior class in decorating the The Palette and Brush float, a very unusual one class float paid off as it was judged to be the first came in for third place. one. 40 F.H.S. HOMECOMING QUEEN 1962-1963 Miss Carolyn Sue Grogan HARVEST FETE Each Fall as Thanksgiving nears, theFFAand FHA sponsors the Harvest Festival. This includes a box supper, games, and square dancing. Girls are admitted on pre- sentation of a box, while the boys come with full pocketbooks to buy them. Marijane Holz and John Dye were crowned the royal pair and reigned over the activities of the evening. Mike Auer, Carol Niedergerke, Sylvia Linnen- bringer and Gary Windsor are enjoying contents from those boxes. Harvest Court: Joe Johnston, Ju- lie McGuire, Charlie Clark, Linda Haden, Queen Marijane Holz and King John Dye, Hadley Li nnenb ringer, Connie Spark- man, Kay Hall, and J. D. Hoover. 42 STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSORS CHRISTMAS DANCE December 20, 1962 Lynne Ebersole, David Rose, Steve Burks, Gloria Reynolds, Barbara Cloud, and Larry Elliott enjoy a visitation period. Terry Ehrsam soliliquizes. Toby and Holly laugh off the threats of menacing road officials. 1963 JUNIOR PLA Y Topping the list of activities early this year, the Junior Class presented the three act comedy, Pioneer Go Home, Starring Terry Ehrsam as Toby, Sandy Tharp as Holly, the play also featured Trudie Berry, Jeff Rumbaugh, Janet Maerz, Mar-E Robnett, Mary Zickos, Art Hogan, and many others. The plot centered around a family of welfare-ites” who move to Florida, the Land of Promise. Junior Play Cast consisting of: ROW I; Danny Pulliam, Ronnie Harris, Deri Jameson, Sandy Tharp, Terry Ehrsam, Mary Zickos, Dianne Burre. ROW II; Martha Jo Hamilton, Trudy Berry, Bobby Newsom, Mar-E Robnett, Nick Cave, Jenora Sobers. ROW III; Bill McKee, Art Hogan, Mr. Thurston, Lance Friesz, David McClannahan, Steve White, Phil Glenn, Janet Maerz. 44 1963 Prom Queen, Miss Barbara Cloud, and her Senior Attendants, Miss Carolyn Sue Grogan and Miss Monye May Rentschler. rsm Future Student Body President, Nick Cave crowns 1963 Prom Queen as attendants and their escorts look on. 46 1962-1963 PROM QUEEN Miss Barbara Kay Cloud 47 Peggy Haley enjoying a telephone con- versation tliat hasn't been interrupted--yet. Edna Martin and Danny Starkey exhibit the ease and skill which won for them the nomination of best actor and actress for the year. Ed McGrath--inimitable as Pierot, Jan's interior decorating partner. 48 UNDERCLASSMEN Sharon Adams Dennis Adrian John Alexander Robert Alexander David Arthur John Atterberry Wanda Atterberry Mike Auer George Allen Linda Ausfahl Katie Baker Mike Baker Henry Ball Jack Barnes Shirley Barnes Susan Bartley J. Baumgartner Donna Beahan Linda Beahan Donald Becker Andrea Bell FRESHMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE R-L. Carol Niedergerke, Pres.; Betsy Blattner, Sec.-Treas.; Martha Grogan, Vice-Pres.; Larry Bosch, Student Council Rep. FRESHMEN Jennifer Bell Larry Bell Marvin Bennett Glenda Berry Joyce Berry S. Binggelli Norma Black Betsy Blattner Brenda Bloom Ed Books Robert Books Larry Bosch Cheryl Boyd Brenda Brady William Brewer Etta Brooks Tom Brooks Alvin Brown Charles Brown Dewey Bullard Deborah Burt Darlene Butler Terry Burnett B. Campbell Tommy Case Charles Cassidy Bobby Carr John Cave Gale Conn T. Christopher J. Christensen Gary Cole Norma Cole Jessie Collins Thomas Clyce John Craighead Jan is Craghead R. Craighead R. Cunninghan David Daly Terry Davis Eugene David J. Diekmann David Deloney Sandra Dillion M. Duckworth Sharon Dungan Joyce Durrill Alice Dysart Wilma Dye Wanda Dye Randy Estes Jerry Epp Martha Farrell Joyce Farmer Monroe Farmer Charles Flynn Helen Fike J. Ferrugia Lyda Frey Thomas Frasher Harold Ferguson C. Galbreath P. Galbreath Kenneth Giesing Doris Garrett Loretta Gilger Mary Gilman Bev Gilman Priscilla Gish Judith Gilmore F. Griswold Marsha Gowin Martha Grogan Jacquline Hall Mary Haley Nina Harris 51 Members of fifth hour civics class are working hard to be ready for panel discussion. Left to right-- William Wei, Jerry Shiverdecker, Robert Preston, Jack Ware and John Cave. Mary Hagood Ronald Hague L. Harrison T. Harrison Larry Hawkins Sharon Hawkins C. Heilman Roger Holland Connie Holloway Larry Holt Judith Holtkamp Carol Hook David Hosenfelt Charles Hoover David Hudson Diana Hudson Gary Hudson Carla Jackson Lonnie Jenkins Evelyn Jett Bonnie Johnson Marvin Justice Cheryl Kay Patrick Killian Edward Kirchoff Donald Klick C. Klinginsmith Judy Kroll Virginia Lamers J. Lewis E. Loutzenhiser Judy Lowes Prudy Lowes K. McDermott Rodney McBride 52 Timmy McDonald Jill Martin Sharon Matteson Linda Means Mary Jean Merx Rhea Miller Marsha Mills Martha Moore Regena Moore Marilyn Moreau William Morris Angela Morrow Ella Muir Terry Murphy Linda Musgrove Virginia Nelson Mary Newsom James Niblack Mark Nichols C. Niedergerke G. Orcutt Phyllis Owens Bruce Patrick Danny Payne Wanda Patterson Susan Perou Arnold Phillips Ben Phillips Barbara Piggee Cathy Pitman Donald Powers Robert Presson Doris Qualls Geneva Reed John Reeves Sandra Rice Kirby Rich Robert Richmond Ted Roberts Diana Robinson Mark Roland Doris Rosson F. Rothove James Salmons Orla Salmons Stephen Salmons Edwin Sampson S. Sapping ton Danny Schaper T. Schoening George Scott Ronald Scott Michael Selby J. Shiverdecker Carol Shoaf Alyce Simpson 53 To right--Freshman Larry Bell sings with the Four Aces. Other members are Tommy Bell, Ben Phillips, Larry and Tom Clyce. FRESHMAN IN ACTION To left--Mike Selby makes his debut in assembly and pleases with his classical number. Ronnie Simpson Barbara Smart Robert Smart Gloria Smith Jean Smith Loyd Smith Marion Otis Smith Francis Snipes Dennis Stanley Brenda Stephens Beverly Stewart Hazel Suttmoller Ronnie Tate Paul W. Thompson Dorcas Trammell Donald W. Vandeloecht Richard D. Vaughn Sally Wagener Rose Walker Kenneth Wallace Jay Wallace Sue Wallace Jack Ware William Wei Patty Wells Shirley Jean White David Wilhite Lillian Wright SOPHOMORES M. Adams Mary Adams Shirley Adams John Allen Roy Arthur J. Aungerer Dale Backer C. Barnes L. Baumgartner A. Beahan Helen Beasley Linda Beasley David Beaver Martha Beck David Bratton Kathy Bock Tom Bell Barbara Black Gilbert Berry Brenda Berry Mary Bell Charles Britt E. Browning Terry Bur a Ralph Bruner David Burre Danny Byler Dennis Byler John Burks Bob Burton David Calvin J. Cantrell Rohnda Carrington Dale Chiles Charles Clark Gail Clark John Clark J. Cleveland Doris Clingman R. Clingman Sharon Cole Rilda Collett Betty Conklin Joan Cooper M. Copeland Richard Craighead James Craig Blake Danuser Jard Davis 55 OFFICERS OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS STANDING—John Rootes--President, SEATED--Chuck Souther--Student Council Representative, Sylvia Linenbringer--Sec- retary and Treasurer, and George Oestreich- - Vice President. Roger Davis Bud Davidson Vicki Dawson Donald Dean Dennis Dillon Terry Douglas Marcheita Dudley Phillip Estes Barbara Dunavant Donald Dudley Margaret Dunlap Stephen Durrill Larry Dye Harold Dye Jeanne Eakins Sherry English Virginia Fairchild Terry Farmer Helen Felkner Dale Fischer Mary Fisher Gladys Frey Kathy Fritz Cynthia Fry A. Galbreath W. Galbreath Diane Galbreath K. Galbreath Myrna Garlock Tom Gasper Marvin Giboney Weighlon Gill Linda Glascock Emily Gordon Patricia Gowin 56 Sharon Gowin Don Gray Ron Gray Richard Greger Donald Grimm C. Hammen Clover Harler Joseph Harper Shirley Harris H. Harrison S. Haverstick Gary Havrum R. Hazelrigg John Hawkins James Henley Larry Higgins Gwyene Hobbs R. Hockemeyer L. Hockmeyer Carroll Holloway Thomas Houf Marjory Holz Byron Jahn James Johnson Loretta Jones Jerry Kay Harry Kemp James Kemp Jerry Kennett Louise Kistner Everett Kettle Linda Kritzer R. Kuehner Harold LaRue G. Lewsader Connie Liddle Jerry Long S. Linnenbringer P. Loutzenhiser David Love Marva Jo Logan Trenton Logan A. McAllister C. McBride John Me Cow an E. McDonald J. McCray R. Maddox Cathy McGrath Lois McClellan Roger Maddox Carol McKinney Carol Matteson Tom Mertens Susanna Mertens Douglas Milner 57 Sophomores keep presenting the annual busy. One sock hop. of the major social projects 58 Bill Morgan Janet Morgan Susan Mosley Velma Mae Mudd Loretta Musgrove Irma Twitchell Dorothy Nelson Elvin Nichols Mattie Newsom Gary Niedergerke George Oestreich William C. Oliver Brenda Olson Linda Painter Carolyn Paul Robert Pauly Randy Pendegraft Janet Peterson David Perry James Lee Pope Nancy Proctor was planning and Lewis Quick Keith Rice Lindell Ridgel John Rootes Donna Rowson Linda Reed Anson Robinson Danny Rose Carl Rentschler Douglas Rogers Carol Salmons Fred Schoening Mary Scott James Schaefer Mary Selby Carrie Ann Shirley Sidney Simcoe Denny Shryock Janice Shryock Vesser Simmons Danny Smith David Smith Nora Soukup Chuck Souther Connie Sparkman Jim Spenser Annette Stock Linda Stone D. Strickland Sherry Stull Dale Tate George Taylor Eddie Thomas Pat Thomas Connie Thompson Saundra Thompson Brenda Trammell Paula Vargas David Vaughn Scotty Walker Chris Waller Shirley Ward Tim Watts Ronnie Wells Sue Westmoreland Leona Wheat Will White Bill Whitlow Mike Wickell Alexis Wiley Sally Williams Mary Williamson Rhonda Wilson Carolyn Wolfmeier Rick Wynn John Young Jackie Younger JoAnn Youse Price Harrison Fred Hosenfelt Gary Mirts Jackie Pitman Jim Robertson Terfy Russell Freshman, Martha Grogan and Sophomore Jard Davis caught off guard at band program. 59 Mary Acton Judy Adams Fred Atkinson T. Autenrieth Curtis Bagby Ruth Baker Beverly Ball Betty Barnes Samuel Barnes James Baumgartner S. Baumgartner S. Bedsworth Ruth Bellamy David Bell JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Joe Selby—President; Grif Hamlin —Vice President; Fred Atkinson— Student Council Representative; Julie McGuire—Secretary and Treasurer. JUNIORS Trudy Berry S. Black M. Bowers R. Bratton D. Brewer Berry Brooks Wilson Burks Diane Burre James Byrd R. Cassidy Nick Cave R. Chamber L. Chenoweth William Cole 60 D. Collet Mona Crump L. Curtis Lydia Curtis R. Davidson Venita Diehl Martin Dixon N. Duckworth C. Duenow Larry Duffie Rodney Dungan Mary Dunlap Marvin Dye John Dzurick Terry Ehrsam O. Engelenhoven Larry Estes Lance Friesz Rnald Forman J. Galbreath T. Galbreath Shirley Gammel T. Gannaway James Gentzsch Faye Gibbs Dennis Gilbert James Gilmore Philip Glenn John Glover James Gordon Natalie Gordon Terry Gowin Larry Graves Wilma Green Jonnie Griggs Linda Haden Elmer Hagood Janice Hall Barbara Hall Peggy Hall Martha Hamilton G. Hamlin P. Hansen Ale ace Harris Ronald Harris D. Haymart P. Hendrix S. Herring B. Hickman C. Hickman Nancy Hill Art Hogan Harold Holmes Jerry Holmes Jessie Holmes Eugene Hooks 61 William Hoover David Horton Larry Houf Gary Houf William Hudson David Hufstedler Deri Jameson Larry Jennings Joe Johnston Sherry Jones James Kelly Linda Kennett Ronald Klick Tim Koupal Pat Kuebeler Barbara Laswell Connie Lawrence Gregg Lawrence Glenda Lee Hazel Leeper Rodney Lindermann Eddie Lorenz Vicki Lorenz Bobby Love Barbara Lowes james Lowes Susan Me Ad am David McClanahan Margie Me Cow an Julie McGuire Bill McKee L. Maddox J. Maerz C. Mealy M. Merx W. Metz H. Moore L. Moreau Mike Morris J. Murrell C. Newland Bob Newsom A. Nichols C. O'Donley 62 Linda Polmateer Victor Pasley Thomas Patrick Linda Potts Sam Potts Karen Prince Danny Pulliam Helen Qualls Phyllis Quick Kerry Renner Shirley Rice Barbara Rich Carol Rippetto Mar-E Robnett Nancy Rose Jeff Rumbaugh Lyndell Salmons Sharon Saxe S. Schoening Lance Seaman Joe Selby Allan Sheets J. Sobers C. Starkey D. Stiers Ann Stone C. Sturgeon Sandy Tharp V. Walker S. White D. Wilkins J. Williams M. Williams P. Williams R. Williams A. Wilsmeyer L. Workman R. Wright Steve Yates Mary Zickos 63 JUNIORS in ACTION at FHS Below--Juniors Pat Williams, Joe Selby, class president, and Phil Glenn work in Chemistry Laboratory. Above--Sherry Jones and Linda Polmateer render a number in Student Talent Assembly. Below is a scene in the upper East Corridor at FHS. Custodians Lee and Niblack are on the job to keep it in excellent condition. Above—Carol Hickman and Ruth Baker are making Cherry pies for the annual enter- taining of FFA members at Washington's Birthday time. This year the faculty enjoyed the treat, too. 64 SENIORS Kathleen Brewer Beverly Boyd Dow Benedict Susan Berry Jerry Bezier Willene Books 66 1963 Linn Brooks Brenda Brown Linda Brown Larry Brown Bruce Brown Senior Class President Randy Brady Sr. Class Vice President Monye Rentschler Sr. Class Secretary- Treasurer Laura Mae Brewer Jon Brigleb Arsteener Bruner Joyce Burton Judith Burt Phyllis Byrd 67 Mike Cleary Barbara Cloud Mary Lou Cole Billie Bush Bruce Chimside Sue Clark Bonnie Cuno Judy Davis Sharon Davis Norma Dawson Richard Day Ronnie Douglas Barbara Duckworth Rae DuBray Larry Dudley Phil Due now Larry Elliot President of Student Body Steve Burks Vice President of Student Body David Rose Senior Class Student Council Representative Barbara Horton Carl Houchins Larry Jones Anne Keckeley Carla Sue Link Hadley Linnenbringer Tim Loutzenhiser Class Officers Randy Brady, David Rose, and Bruce Brown work out a class problem with Miss Irene Salmon, one of the senior class sponsors. Helen Montgomery Ned Murphy Margaret Murrill Barbara McAtee Evelyn McBride Carl McGowen Joe Ed McCray Tim McDermott Ed McGrath Charlie March Edna Martin Janet Millard Class Sponsor Edward Brandt who teaches mathematics makes good use of visual aids in teaching. Otis Rapps Gary Rucker Mary Jane Ruffalo Connie Salmons Tom Snethen Danny Starkey Janie Stevens John Sydow Kenda Thomas Sharon Thomas Betty Twitchell Jeff Wallace Sherman Wefenstette Pat Weseman Jerry Wheeler 75 REMINISCENCES of the SENIOR TRIP to CHICAGO--May 10-14 76 ADAMS, JANET--FHA 2-4. ANDERSON, RALPH ANDERSON, RUBY—FHA 2-4, Li- brarian 3,4. AUSFAHL, LARRY—FFA 2-4. BAILEY, JERRY—FBLA 4, Pres. BARTLEY, BRENDA—French Club 3.4, Dramatics 2,3, NHS 4. BEASLEY, BUDDY—FFA 1-4. BECKLEY, GARY BENEDICT, DOW--Football 1,3,4, Basketball 1,2,4, Coif 1-4, F Club 4. BERRY, SUSAN--Palette and Brush 1- 4, JCL2-4, NHS 3,4, Band 1,3. BEZLER, JERRY—FFA 1-4, Wres- tling 4. BOOKS, WELLENE—FNA 2, JCL 2- 4, NHS 3,4, FHA 3. BOYD, BEVERLY—Librarian 2,3, FHA3,4,FTA4, Student Secretary. BRADY, RANDY--Basketball 2, Football 3,4, JCL 2,3,4, Senior Class V.P. BREWER, KATHY--FHA 1,2, NHS 4, Librarian 3,4, French Club 3. BREWER, LAURA MAE--Librarian 1.2.4, FHA 2-4, FBLA 3. BRIGLEB, JON—Track 3, Wrestling 4. BROOKS, LINN--FFA 1-4. BROWN, BRENDA--Band 1,2, FNA 1,2, FHA 1,2, Pep Club 3. BROWN, BRUCE—JCL 2,3,4, NHS 4, F Club 2,3,4, Senior Class Pres. BROWN, LARRY—Football 1-4, NHS 3,4, F Club Pres., Freshman Pres. BROWN, LINDA BRUNER, ARSTEENER—FHA 2. BURKS, STEVE—NHS 3,4, Pres., JCL 2,3,4, Student Body V.P., Science Math 4. BURTON, JOYCE—FNA 1,2,3, Student Council 3,4, JCL 3,4, NHS 4. BURT, JUDITH—JCL 2-4, FT A 2-4, NHS 3,4, Dramatics 4. BUSH, BILLIE--FHA 2-4, FBLA 3,4. BYRD, PHYLLIS--FHA 2,3. CHIRNSIDE, BRUCE—Football 1-4, Golf 1-4, F Club 3,4, French Club 4. CLARK, SUE--Pep Club 2-4. CLEARY, MIKE—Basketball 1,2, Football 1-4, Track 3, FBLA 4. CLOUD, BARBARA--Drum Major- ette 4, NHS 3,4, Pres., JCL 3,4, FNA 1-4, Hi-Life Editor. COLE, MARY LOU—FHA 1. CUNO, BONNIE—Pep Club 2, Li- brarian 2, FHA 2-4. DAVIS, JUDY—FBLA 3. DAVIS, SHARON—Librarian 1-4, FBLA 3. DAWSON, NORMA--FHA 2-4. DAY, RICHARD—Science Math 3.4, NHS 4. DOUGLAS, RONNIE—Football 1, Basketball 1,2, JCL 2,3,4. DUCKWORTH, BARBARA- -Pep Club 1-3, JCL 4. DUBRAY, RAE—Pep Club 1-3, Band 1-4, FHA 2, Dramatics 4. DUDLEY, LARRY—Football Track 1-4, Basketball 1-4, C Band 1- 4, JCL, F Club 2-4. DUENOW, PHILIP--Palette Brush Junior Play. DYE, JOHN--Dramatics Club, Pres., Student Director Sr. Play, Student Council 1,2,4, French Club, FTA. DUFFY, RONALD--Student Coun- cil 4, Dramatics Club 4. DZURICK, DONALD—Football 1, Basketball 4, Track 4, Junior Play. EBERSOLE, LYNNE—NHS 3,4, JCL 2- 4, Vespa--Co-Editor, Twirler 3.4, Science Math. Club. ELDRIDGE, SAMMIE—FHA 2-4, FBLA 3, FNA 2. ELLIOTT, LARRY—FFA 1-4, Pres., Student Council, S. Body President, Junior Play. FLEMING, MICKEY—Football 1-4, Golf 1-4, Track 3,4, Basketball 1,2, F Club 3,4. FLIPPEN, MARCIA—FNA 1-4, JCL 3,4, Dramatics 2,4, Science Math. 2,4. FRIESZ, BRIAN—NHS 3,4, JCL 2.3.4, Basketball 1,2, Track 2,3,4, Science Math. 3,4. GANN, CHARLENE--Chorus. GARRETT, JOHN—Wrestling 3,4, Track 1,2, Junior Play. GENTRY, DONNA—FBLA 2,4— Sec., FHA 2,3. GIBSON, PETE GROGAN, CAROLYN—FTA 2,4, JCL 2-4, Cheerleader 3,4, NHS 3,4—Sec., Hi-Life—Associate Editor. HALEY, PEGGY—Pep Club 1,3,4— Pres., Dramatics 4, Red Masque 4, Debate 1,2. HAMBY, KATHY—Palette Brush 2.3.4, Pep Club 2,3, Dramatics 4, FHA 1. HARRIS, HELEN RUTH—Pep Club 1-4, FHA 1-4, Vespa Staff, S. Li- brarian. HELWIG, SHARYN—Band, Pep Club, Dramatics, FTA. HERRING, LOUISE—Pep Club 2,3, FHA 2,3,4. HETHERINGTON, DONNA- -FHA 2, Science Math. Club, French Club. 79 HICKMAN, EDWARD—Football 1,2. HOLMES, DIANE—Chorus. HOLZ, MARUANE--French Club 2-4, Dramatics 4. HORTON, BARBARA- -FT A 1-4, JCL 1-4, NHS 3-4, Student Coun- cil 1. HOUCHINS, CARL--Wrestling 3. JOHNS, MIKE JONES, LARRY KECKELEY, ANNE—JCL 2-4, Sci- ence Math 2-4, NHS 3-4, Hi- Life Bus. Man. KOZIAR, SALLYE—FTA 1-4, JCL 2-4, Cheerleader 3-4, NHS 4. KRUGER, ROSELYN—FTA 1-4, JCL 1-3, Palette Brush 4, Stu- Librarian 4. LANDRUM, LORETTA—FHA 2-3, JCL 2-4, FNA 2-4, Dramatics Club 4. LINK, CARLA--FTA 1-4, Pres., JCL 2-4, NHS 3-4, Student Coun- cil 4. LINNENBRINGER, HADLEY—FFA 1- 4, Pres. LOUTZENHISER, TIM--FFA 1. Me AT TEE, BARBARA—JCL 2-4, French Club 2-4, Pep Club 1-4, Vespa Co-Ed. McBRIDE, EVELYN—FNA 1, FHA 2,4, Pep Club 3,4, Chorus 2,4. McCOWAN, CARL McCRAY, JOE ED--JCL 2-4. McDermott, TiM—Footbaii 2-4, McGrath, Frances—ffa 1-4, Sr. Play. MARCH, CHARLES—Football 1-4 (Co-Cap.), F Club 3-4. MARTIN, EDNA--FHA 1,2,4, FTA 4, Pep Club 1,3,4, Dramatics Club 4. MILLARD, JANET—FTA 1-4, Pep Club 1-4, JCL 2-4, Dramatics 4. MONTGOMERY, HELEN—Palette Brush 1, JCL 2-3. MURPHY, NED--Basketball 1, Stu- dent Council 1. MURRELL, MARGARET—FHA 2- 4, French Choir 4. 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