Glenn High School - Pirate Yearbook (Terre Haute, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1960 volume:

THE 1960 PIRATE Published By The Student Council GLENN HIGH SCHOOL Terre Haute, Indiana William Vickers Don Vickers Marjorie Vickers Stu Vickers DEDICATION i m M r Mm w ■■u m ' m •; ■■■ The Glenn Pirate Staff dedicates the 1960 annual to the memory of Mr. William Vickers who died suddenly last February with a heart attack. Mr. Vickers was born February 17, 1907, in West Terre Haute, Indiana. He graduated from Valley High School in 1926 and enrolled at Indiana State Teachers College the following year. Having received teacher training, he taught at Sandford, Indiana, for three years. Then he went to New Goshen to be principal of the grade school. During his stay at New Goshen Mr. Vickers married Marjorie Stewart. To this family were born two sons, Donald and Stewart. In 1943 Mr. Vickers left the teaching profession to go into Civil Service employment. He was trained at Picatin- ney Arsenal in New Jersey. Then he was with the Vigo Ordinance Plant until he entered the army in 1944. He was sent to the European Theater for active duty in November of that year. After the war Mr. Vickers returned to I.S.T.C. for further education. He earned his Master of Science degree in 1948. At Glenn Mr. Vickers was an active sponsor of classes, clubs, and athletics. In addition to these he carried a full teaching load. He was never too busy to give a helping hand or an encouraging word. Students and faculty alike mourn his departure. With grateful and nostalgic hearts we humbly dedicate ■} our efforts to his memory. •; Glenn still loves you, Mr. Vickers. r m M i ' Axl X- r The month of March held the Pirate ship snow- bound, but the teachers saw to it that we blazed a trail every day through the white wilderness to the halls of learning. A SAIL ON THE PIRATE SHIP The Big Wheels Let ' s get the big wheels turning and publish a PIRATE . The PIRATE Staff includes, from right to left in the back row, Linda James, Mary Lou Sagraves, Bob Boyd, Jim Jones, Linda Kir by, Ann Speas, and Spike Davis. Seated are Jim Walker, Janet Lemmon, Bill Smock, Jeanne Gallion, and Jim Zimmerman. These are our big, big wheels, the Student Council. They are from left to right in the back row Jim Jones, Mr. Rogers, Mrs. Wills, Mr. Jor- ritsma, Darrel Felling, Bill Smock, Jim Zimmerman, Bob Boyd, Spike Davis. In the front row standing are Jeanne Gallion and Mary Lou Sa- graves. Kneeling are Linda Kirby, Linda James, Ann Speas, and Sandra Strong. The faces you will see on the following pages are those of our faculty. These men and women represent many years of learning and long hours of toil. They stand for valuable counsel and faithfxil service. They help us plan our recreation, sponsor our clubs, and take upon themselves various other duties to make our school life more pleasurable and profitable. The students salute you, ladies and gentlemen of the faculty. Mr. Jack Williams, Superintendent of Metro- politan School District of Lost Creek Township. Mr. Wayne Neal, Principal of Glenn High School. Mr. James Higham, Principal of Lost Creek Elementary Schools. The Leaders of our School System These men are the school board members of the Metropolitan School District of Lost Creek Township. Seated left to right are Bob Farr, Ted Jeffers, Lester Mace, Tom Roberts, and Welby Frantz. At the right of the picture are Superintendent Jack Williams and Warren Everett, school attorney. Miss Carolyn Milner, our attractive, efficient high school secretary makes a business transaction in the office a pleasant task. Mrs. Williams, better known as Bess, has been a faithful secretary for many years. She has been working in the grade building under the direction of Mr. Higham. CARL BAKER, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary VAN BONER, B.S. Otter Creek High School Indiana State Teachers College THE MUSIC MAN FACULTY ROY BRANN, B.S. Brazil High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary HELEN BUTWIN, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Physical Education, English, Math, Health FOUNDER OF THE BUTWIN BOUNCE WAYNE COLTHARP, A.B., A.M. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University Social Studies, Latin Director of Visual Aids, Junior and Senior Men ' s Counselor THE GREAT HISTORIAN JULIE B. CUTTER, A.B. Academy of the Immaculate Conception Indiana State Teachers College French, English Junior Class Sponsor BEULAH EDWARDS, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary RUTH GILBERT, B.S. Sullivan High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary FACULTY RUTH B. HARTMANN, A.B., M.A. Wiley High School Indiana State Teachers College Business Education Y-Teen Sponsor National Honor Society Sponsor JOAN JACOB, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics, Biology Freshman Sponsor HARRY JAMES, B.S., M.S. Garfield High School Indiana State Teachers College Social Studies WILLIAM JAMES, B.S. Brazil High School Indiana State Teachers College Science Seventh Grade Sponsor FACULTY HARMON JORRITSMA, A.B. Otter Creek High School Indiana State Teachers College Art Student Council, Junior Class Sponsor LEONARDO DI JORRITSMA PHYLLIS KENNEDY, B.S. Clinton High School Indiana State Teachers College Indiana University Elementary JEANETTE KUYKENDALL, B.S. Laboratory High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary MANFRED LATTA, B.S., M.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Math, Social Studies Freshman Class Sponsor Counselor for Freshman and Sopho- more Boys Did I ever tell you that story about ? MARY LATTA, B.S., M.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College English, Library Senior Class Sponsor Act your age! AVA LAWSON, B.S., M.S. Riley High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary FACULTY LELA LEMMON, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics, Cafeteria, Sopho- more Sponsor 4-H Leader and Cheer Leader Sponsor Thirty cents, please. JOE MARCINKO, B.S., M.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Speech, Driver Education, Geography Senior Class Sponsor School Treasurer and School News HOWARD MATHAS, B.S., M.S. Montezuma High School Indiana State Teachers College Physical Education, Commerce Sophomore Class Sponsor Athletics Director WANETA MILNER, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary FACULTY KATHRYN MUENCH, B.S. Hymera High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary and Seventh grade Music THOMAS ROGERS, B.S. Fontanet High School Indiana State Teachers College Math, Junior High Basketball Coach Student Council Sponsor MERLE SHEPARD, B.S., M.S. Georgetown High School Indiana State Teachers College Wilberforce University Elementary ANNA SMITH, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Special Education TRACE STEVENSON, B.S., M.S. Ashboro High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary HELEN STRINGER, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary FACULTY GORDON SWEENEY, B.S. Garfield High School Indiana State Teachers College Woodworking, Mechanical Drawing, Electricity and Radio Eighth Grade Sponsor Flash HATTIE TURNER, B.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary ROBERT WALTS, B.S. Leavenworth High School Oakland City College Elementary LUCILLE WHITECOTTEN, B.S., M.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College Jr. Red Cross Elementary FACULTY MR. PIRATE Glenn High School College of Knowledge Connoisseur of Education HILDRED WILLS, B.S., M.S. Glenn High School Indiana State Teachers College English Student Council Sponsor and Dean of Girls ANNAMARY WTLSON, B.S. Wiley High School Indiana State Teachers College Elementary x. . .ATI I Papers rustle .... feet shuffle . . . Herbie, quiet! .... an airplane — fly it! . . . . settle down .... don ' t be a clown . . . .pens scratch . . . . ideas hatch .... study, study .... talk with your buddy .... som e have a ball .... it ' s study hall. The seniors chose the following people to lead them through- out the year: Miss Latta, sponsor; Tom Elkin, president; Sheila Fletcher, secretary; Connie Hamblen, vice-president; Richard Phillips, treasurer; and Mr. Marcinko, sponsor. SHIRLEY BARRETT: G.A.A., 1, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; Dear Phoebe; Campus Revue, 1,2,3, 4; Cheer Block, 1,4; Cafeteria, 3; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; 4-H Junior Lead- er, 2; Office Girl, 4. DON CADE: Aviation Club Pres- ident, 3; Campus Revue, 2,4; Stage Hand 3,4. MIKE BURRIS: Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Campus Revue, 1,4; Cross Country, 2; Cafeteria. 1. SENIORS JERRY COLEMAN: Baseball, 1, 2; Basketball, 1,2; Cafeteria, 1; Art Department, 1,2,3,4; Cam- pus Revue, 3; Christmas Float, 3. BARBARA CARTER: G.A.A., 1, 2,3,4; Y-Teens, 1,2; Band, 1,2, 4; Chorus, 3,4; Campus Revue, 1,2,3,4; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; Play Enter- tainment, 2,3,4. ROBERT COLTHARP: Student Council, 1; Campus Revue, 1,2, 3,4; Class President, 2,3; Opti- mism Contest, 2; Eye-Cues, 3; Beanes for Breakfast; Dear Phoebe; Chemistry Contest, 3; High School Science Institute, 4; Cheer Block, 4; National Honor Society, 4; Salutatorian, 4. CHARLES CONLEY: Cafeteria, 1, 2; Campus Revue, 3; Play Production Staff, 3,4. DON CRESS RON CRESS SENIORS MARGARET DALEY: Chorus, 1, 2; Campus Revue, 1, 2, 3, 4; Campus Revue Usher, 2; Play Usher, 3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3; Y- Teens, 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens Treas- urer, 4; 4-H, 1,2; I Speak for Democracy Contest, 4; Eye- Cues, 4; Cheer Block, 2,3,4. MARTHA CROCK: G.A.A., 1,2, 3,4; G. A. A. President, 4; Y- Teens, 1,2,3,4; Inter-Club Rep- resentative, 3; Band, 1,2; Band Secretary, 2; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; 4-H Vice-President, 3; 4-H Junior Leader, 2,3,4; Beanes for Breadfast, Dear Phoebe; Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Student Director, 2; Office, 3,4; Cheer Block 2,3,4. MAURICE DAVIS: Play Pro- duction Staff, 3; Cafeteria, 3,4; Campus Revue, 3; 4-H, 1,2,3,4. JOHN DINKEL: Student Coun- cil, 2; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Base- ball, 1,2,3,4; Campus Revue, 1, 2,3,4; Cafeteria, 1; Magazine Drive Prize Winner; Annual Staff, 1; National Honor Society, 4. MARVIN EDWARDS: Play Pro- duction Staff, 3,4. JANET EDMONDSON: G.A.A., 1,2,3; Y-Teens, 1,2,3; Campus Revue, 1,3,4; Play Usher, 3,4; Majorette, 2; Chorus, 1,2; Hall Monitor, 3; 4-H, 1; Cafeteria, 3. SENIORS TOM ELKIN: Student Council, 1; Study Hall Supervisor, 2; Steering Committee, 2; Class President, 4; Campus Revue, 3, 4; Baseball, 4; Chemistry Con- test, 3. DONALD EISMAN: Band, 1,2; 4-H, 1,2; Beanes for Break- fast, Campus Revue, 3,4. FORREST FELLING: Band, 1, 2,3; Chorus, 4; Campus Revue, 1,2,3; Cafeteria, 1,2; Men ' s Glee Club, 3; Beanes for Breakfast, Magazine Sales Team Captain, 3; Radio Contest, 3; Eye- Cues, 3,4. MARGARET FERRARI: G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens, 1,3,4; Class Secretary, 1; Campus Revue, 1, 2,3,4; Beanes for Breakfast, Dear Phoebe, Chorus, 1,2; Y- Teens News Reporter, 4; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; 4-H Junior Leader, 1, 2,3,4; Office, 3; National Honor Society, 4; State Award in G.A. A., 4. JAYNEANNE GOBIN: Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; Campus Revue, 1,2,3; 4-H, 1,2,3,4; Chorus, 1,2; Band, 1; Makeup Crew, 3,4. SHEILA FLETCHER: Y-Teens 1,2,3,4; Y-Teens President, 4: Y-Teens Vice-President, 3 Campus Revue, 1,2,3,4; G.A.A 1,2,3,4; Choreographer, 1,2,4 Class Secretary, 4; Queen Can- didate, 2; Pep Club, 1,2,3; Play Usher, 3; Cafeteria, 2,3; Office, 4; Hall Monitor, 3; Sweetheart Queen Attendant, 4. SENIORS JEANNE GALLION: Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; Student CouncU, 2,3,4; Student Council Vice-President, 4; Pirate Staff, 2, 3, 4; Photography Editor, 3; Annual Co-Editor, 4; Student Council Treasurer, 3; Class Treasurer, 1; Beanes for Breakfast , Dear Phoebe, Campus Revue, 1,2,3,4; Student Director, 3,4; Chorus, 1; 4-H, 1,2; Latin Contest, 3; Cheer Block, 2; Driving Rodeo, 2,3; Christmas Float, 3,4; National Honor Society, 4. WARREN FOY: Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Class Vice President, 3; Beanes for Breakfast; Chem- istry Contest, 3; Band, 1,2; Na- tional Honor Society, 4. JIM GRANDIDIER: Drama Club, 2; Hi-Y, 2; Campus Revue, 1; Basketball, 2. DALE HALL: Basketball, Stagehand, 3,4. 1.2; CONNIE HAMBLEN: Student CouncU, 1; Class Secretary, 2,3; Class Vice-President, 4; Y- Teens Secretary, 4; Campus Re- vue, 1,2,3,4; Queen Candidate, 1; O f f i c e , 3, 4; D.A.R. Winner, 4; Chorus, 1; Band, 1,2; National Honor Society, 4; Sweetheart Queen Attendant, 4. SENIORS LINDA HARRIS: Band, 1,2; Cam- pus Revue, 1,3; Play Usher, 4. MARILYN KENNEDY: G.A.A., 1,2,3; Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; Student Play Director, 3,4; Campus Revue, 1,3,4; 4-H, 1; Cheer Block, 2,3,4. JIM JONES: Basketball, 1; Cam- pus Revue, 3; Student Council, 3, 4; Student Council Vice-Presi- dent, 3; Student Council Presi- dent, 4; Pirate Staff, 3,4; Photo- graphy Editor, 3,4. HARLAN LAUTENSCHLAGER: Class President, 1; Basketball, 1,2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Cafe- teria, 1; Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Magazine Drive Prize Winner; 4-H Junior Leader, 1,2,3,4; 4-H President, 4; 4-H Vice-Presi- dent, 3; 4-H Recreational Lead- er, 3; National Honor Society, 4. GARY LAWSON: Cafeteria, 4; Band, 1; Campus Revue, 3,4; Makeup, 3,4. KENT MARTIN: Basketball, 1, 2,3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Cam- pus Revue, 2,3,4; Vice-Presi- dent, 1; Dear Phoebe , Cafe- teria, 1,2; Driving Rodeo, 3,4. MIKE LAWYER: Basketball, 2; Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Speech Contests, 4; I Speak For De- • '  mocracy . SENIORS SAM MILLER: Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Junior and Senior Play Manager; Driving Rodeo, 2,4. TOM McCANN: Basketball, 1,2, 3,4; Baseball, 1,2,3,4; Beanes for Breakfast , Dear Phoebe , Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Speech Contests, 4; I Speak for De- mocracy , Magazine Drive Prize Winner. RICHARD PHILLIPS: 4-H, 1; Class Vice-President, 2; Class Treasurer, 3,4; Campus Revue, 3; Chemistry Contest, 3; Civil Defense Team, 4; Science Talent Search, 4; National Honor So- ciety, 4; Valedictorian, 4. MARILYN RIGGS: Y-Teens, 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; 4-H, 1,2; Beanes for Breakfast; Dear Phoebe; Campus Revue, 1,2,3, 4; Student Director, 3; Cheer Block, 2,3,4; Chorus, 1. BARBARA ROCKWOOD: G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beanes for Breakfast; Dear Phoebe; Cam pus Revue, 1,3; Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, 4. SUSAN ROBBINS: Y-Teens, 1, 2,3,4; Campus Revue, 1,2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; 4-H; Hall Moni- tor, 3. SENIORS ROBERT SHERWOOD: Student Council Vice President, 1; Base- ball, 1; Basketball, 1, Freshman Play; Sophomore Play; Campus Revue, 3,4. CHARLOTTE ROGERS: G.A.A., 1,2; Y-Teens, 1,2,3; Cafeteria, 3. JOHN SHIELDS: Driving Rodeo Winner, 3,4; Play Production Staff, 3,4. GEORGE SMOCK: Baseball Manager, 2,3; Basketball Man- ager, 3; Campus Revue, 2,3,4; Speech Contest, 4. KAREN STALEY: Office, 3; Y- Teens, 1,2,3,4; Y- Teens Pro- gram Chairman, 1,4; G.A.A. 1, 2; Beanes for Breakfast, Cam- pus Revue, 1,2,3,4; Student Di- rector, 3,4; Cafeteria, 2,3. STEVE SNEDEKER: Campus Revue, 2,4; Beanes for Break- fast, Speech Contest, 4. SENIORS RACHEL SWALLS: 4-H, 1; Band, 1,2,3,4; Band Librarian, 4; Cafe- teria, 3,4; Chorus, 3,4; Beanes for Breakfast , Campus Revue, 2,3,4. RONNIE STEPHENS: Campus Revue, 3; Senior Play Production Staff. PAT TABER: G.A.A., 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. Treasurer, 3; Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4; Y-Teens Program Chairman, 2; Y-Teens Inter- Club Representative, 3; Maga- zine Champ, 3; Campus Revue, 1,2,3,4; Beanes for Breakfast, Dear Phoebe, Librarian, 2,3, 4; State Award in G.A.A. ,4. ROBERT TAYLOR: Stage Crew for Junior and Senior Plays. JIM WALKER: Band, 1,2; Cam- pus Revue, 1,2,3,4; Student Di- rector, 3, 4; Eye -Cues, 2, 3; Beanes for Breakfast, Dear Phoebe, Pirate Staff, 3,4; Copy Editor, 3; Co-Editor, 4; I Speak for Democracy Winner, 4; Chorus, 1; Cheerblock Leader, 4; English Contest, 4; French Contest, 4; National Honor So- ciety, 4. SENIORS CARLENE WEFLER: Y-Teens, 1,2,3,4; Band, 1,2,3,4; Band Stu- dent Director, 2; Band Vice- President, 3; Band President, 4; Chorus, 4; Campus Revue, 2, 3,4; Junior Play Student Di- rector; Speech Contest, 3. PAUL WELLS: Baseball, 2,3; Basketball, 2,3; Campus Re- vue, 2. FRANK WEHR RAYMOND WHEATFILL: Cafe- teria, 1; Junior and Senior Play Productions Staff. TOM WILLIAMS: Campus Re- vue, 3,4. GEORGE WRIGHT: Baseball, 1, 2,3,4; Basketball, 1,2; Campus Revue, 2,3,4. CYRIL ANN ZOLL:Y- Teens, 1, 2,3,4; G.A.A., 1,2; Campus Re- vue, 1,2,3; Makeup, 4; Pep Club, 1,2,3. Senior Class Meeting JUNIORS Max Baughman Sally Bender Jill Brewer Jodie Burr is Barbara Altman Karen Arnett Bob Black Patty Black JUNIORS David Chenault Tom Conley Harry Cruse Diana Dix Judy Cordrey Sandra Cotton Wanda Downs Larry Erdle JUNIORS Cheryl Fry Judy Greenlee Don Huggins Carol Hyde Tom Eversole Virginia Forbes Linda Hagerman Kathryn Harris JUNIORS Steve James Kenny Kates Robert Leslie Mary Ann Littlejohn Becky Kindred Kenny Ladd Ronnie Lloyd John McClintock Ralph McLaughlin Patty McPherson JUNIORS IV M iillB JUNIORS JUNIORS Marilyn Stultz Clyde Swalls Ronnie Taylor John Trevarthan Dick Whitecotten Nancy Wimmer Ruby Waldron Elmer West SOPHO Diana Bandy Susie Bridgewater Margaret Brown Nell Daley Spike Davis MORES Jack Dickerson Leroy Edwards Kathy Fagg Ronnie Fagg Edna Farmer Barbara Fell Patty French Rosetta Graham SOPHO John Griffith Molly Hughes Dorothea Jacobson Rick James Mike Kennedy Linda Kirby Danny Kratzer Kathy Krieble Libby Landers Sharon Langman MORES James Layher Mary Mae Leach iTi Janet Lemmon Jeanne Lynch Sharlie McCray Bill McPherson James Meneely Marion Meyer 4 : Lon Milburn SOPHOMORES Nancy Mooney Dixie Norris Mary Ozok Nedra Pellens Larry Roesch Bob Rogers Lynn Ann Sagraves Bob Sandberg James Smith Andrea Spencer Gary Staley Dale Stephens Ronnie St. John Janice Stewart Gary Strong Marilyn Taylor Patty Truxal John Wade Joan Webster Doug Williams George Wright 1 Carol Zimmerman The freshman class officers and sponsors are Mrs. Jacob; Beverly Harris, vice- president; Marilyn Russell, president; Norma Wey, secretary; Bob Elkin, treasurer; and Mr. Latta. Linda Beddow Sandra Beddow Wilma Biddle Nancy Boyce Mary Ellen Clark Mary Ann Cottom FRESHMEN Herb Counterman Bob De Hart Randy Dickerson John Dupin Gene Ehrllch Harold Eisman 7 ' 4 1 FRESHMEN David Foy Melana Frantz Gayle Fry Beverly Harris Ernest Horral Linda James Bob Elkin Sherry Farr Tom Farr Don Fell Janice Fell Leonard Forrester Rebecca Jones Linda Kratzer Betty Lawson Steve Lawyer Carolyn Lemmon Robert Lewis FRESHMEN Kay Maners Paula McCann Leon McKinney Sherry Megenhardt David Miller Ralph Miller Jerry Morson Todd Orman Richard Patton Deb Payne Robert Pound Judy Pugh FRESHMEN Charlotte Robinson Ronnie Rogers Marilyn Russell Connie SchuU Karen Schwartz Steve Silver Warren Smith Gail St. John Tom Stephens Stephen Swalls Darlene Swinford Sue Truxal FRESHMEN Norma Wey Margaret Wimmer David Wise Jackie Wilson Jim Zimmerman Spirit of ' 63 The Eighth Grade officers and sponsors are: Gloria Pound, treasurer; Margaret Dean, secretary; Alan Grosbach, president; Kenny Erdle, vice-president; Miss Butwin, sponsor; and Mr. Sweeney, sponsor. EIGHTH GRADE Phillip Bandy Warren Bays Katherine Boyd Elva Buckallew Judy Busiere Charlene Butler Jerry Deal Margaret Dean Jo Ann DePrend Rita English Kenneth Erdle Debbie Krlichman Joyce Fell Carolyn Feltner Vickie Force Jane Fox Janice Gallion Allan Gard Joyce Green Alan Grosbach Nancy Hackenbrush Nancy Hamblen Mike Haynes Nancy Hein Susan Higbie Kenneth Hyde John Jernigan Saundra Johnston Roscoe Jones Jerry Judson Pat Keller Marjorie Kennedy Dorothy Knudsen Connie Ladd Sheralyn McKinney Gaylord Miller Roy Milne r Bert Moore Bert Morson Donna Neice Kenneth Norris Sheryl Oldham Asil Palmer Martin Pinkstaff Gloria Pound Donna Riggs Ernest Riggs Robert Riggs Susan Ringo Diana Ross Stephen Sawyers Nancy Skidgel Douglas Smith Namond Smith Bill Smock Janet Smythe Ann Speas Paula Spencer Robert Stephens Orial Stevens Darrell Stewart Bill Stringer Mariann Taber Sheryl Taylor Robert Taylor Terry Tincher Gerald Walker Steve Wodika Lenna Young Patty Zimmerman Debbie Zoll The above is a typical eighth grade classroom scene in which the faithful and untiring (?) teachers pound knowledge into the dear (?) little heads. (Heads already) The seventh and eighth graders had a contest this winter — a spelling contest, and the three highest honors went to these people: from left to right, Rita Pound, Douglas Smith, and Debbie ZoU. Congratulations, keep up the good work. The alternates in the spelling contest were from left to right, Nancy Hamblen, Alan Grosbach, and Gloria Pound. Both groups are waiting to be called to be on the television show The Spelling Bee . The Seventh Grade officers and sponsors are: Mrs. Muench, sponsor; Donna Carico, vice president; Connie Fry, secretary-treasurer; David Hagerman, president; and Mr. Wm. James, sponsor. J SEVENTH GRADE Kathleen Alexander Susan Altman Jamie Arnett Tom Asbury Mac Baker Linda Bandy Nina Beecham Richard Beecham Kelly Bedford Sarah Bennett Robert Blitz Frank Booker Donna Carrico Brenda Cesinger Errol Cesinger Donald Chamberlain David Conley Woodrow Conover Denny Cress Richard Davis Herb Davison Rose Deal Betty De Weese Linda Fell Darrell Felling Janet Ferrari Eddie Fisher Kay Forsman Connie Fry Sharon Galbraith James Giffel Jack Greenlee Jane Greenlee Patricia Grist Judy Gross David Hagerman Richard Hale Gary Hendrix Eva Hicks Carole Hogue Frank Holt Sheila Hyde n n a illlil. Leandre ' w Jones Randy Krieble Richard Kupferer Shirley Lawson Mary Ellen Lee Mark Levin Rodney Long Charles Lynch Sharon Lynch Barbara Martin Michael Martin Stephen Maynard Debbie McClintock Steve McCray Iris McKinney Sherry McKnight Homer Meneely Sigrid Meyer Marybelle Milburn Wayne Milner Billy Moore Joe Morson Lynn Nicoson Tommy Norris Michael Nussel Doug Orman Gregory Patterson Susan Piker Rita Pound Bill Preecs Ricky Roberts Barbara Runge Consuelo Russell Larry Russell Larry Sagraves Robert Sankey Benjamin SchuU James Seim Wayne Shabaz Bryan Sharpe Leray Smith Jackie Smith David Snedeker Nancy Spangler Jack Spencer Connie Stiles Sandra Strong Harold Swiger Jerry Truxal Charles Van Vactor Cynthia Walker Danny Walker Margaret Walker Nancy Whitehouse Donald Wilson John Wise Paulette Witt Mike Zimmerman IN MEMORIAM We have reserved a space and dedicated it to a memory- -a beautiful memory of a student, classmate, and friend. Janet Rea, a 1958 graduate, died in an auto accident in January, 1960. Death has closed her friendly eyes, chilled the warmth of her smile, stilled her laughing voice, and taken her charm and wit. But nothing can erase her memory, nor mar the record of loyalty and service she gave to her school. We express our thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Rea for the lovely memorial they have given the school, a stereo sound system. Is death the last sleep? No, it is the last and final awakening. Sir Walter Scott P-I-R-A-T-E-S, . . a whistle shrills . . ball! .... boo ref yell from the crowd . exciting game . . . . . coke and popcorn jump Beat ' em ... . Shipley ' s afterward .... ball game .... Yea Team ! fan bus I ' )) When they saw the golden blazers they knew the Pirates were here. Nothin ' but sharp. Congrats, big A Department. You ' ve got originality plus. BLAZING THE TRAIL TO VICTORY More golden blazers in front of the Pirates ' Den. Two cool managers named Ronnie Lloyd and Clyde Swalls. The two coaches prepare to enter the one deck of the Pirate Ship where they are first in command. We proudly present Mr. Thomas Rogers, Junior High Coach, and Mr. Howard Mathas, Varsity Coach. Harry Cruse Kenny Kates Robert Leslie A eL%n The Pirate Ship flew a flag of victory after this game with Clinton and, we ' re happy to report, after most of the other games throughout the season. The faithful B-team standing left to right are: Gary Strong, Gary Staley, Bob Sandberg, Larry Roesch, and George Wright. Seated left to right are: Bob Elkin, Deb Payne, Richard Patton, Leonard Forrester, and Bob DeHart. Glenn High School and fans were very proud of their Pirate team when they won the County basketball championship. Through our coach ' s untiring effort and the boys ' will to win, the Pirates led the way to victory many times dur- ing the season . Our peppy cheerleaders have inspired the team many times. Their lengthy practices have shown up in their precise timing in leading the yells. Sherrie, Shirley, Linda, and Janet, your school salutes you! «!) i ' £ . v The cheerleaders got their heads together this fall with Mrs. Lemmon, their sponsor and started a cheer block. With hard work, worry, preparation, and cooperation, the block finally took shape and looked pretty good at home games. Jim Walker was captain of the cheer block. FANS SALUTE THE PIRATES Every year the Booster Club gives the team a banquet in honor of their fine work. This year was no exception. The tasty chicken dinner provided by the Booster Club was relished by all who attended. LITTLE PIRATES L ki The up-and-coming eighth grade team consists of the following boys. Standing left to right are: Mr. Thomas Rogers, Coach; Doug Smith, Darrell Stewart , Bert Morson, Bob Stephens, Richard Beecham, Danny Walker, and Steve Wodika. Front, left to right, Ernest Riggs, Steve Sawyer, Ricky Roberts, and Errol Cesinger. itA i- % i ' Meet the 1960 Vigo County Baseball Champs. Front row; Jim Connelly, scorekeeper; BobDeHart, Robert Leslie, Bob Elkin, Jon Brooks, Harlan Lautenschlager, Little George Wright, Tom Elkin, Jim Milner, and Ronnie Lloyd. Back row: Richard Patton, Deb Payne, Kent Martin, John Dinkel| Big George Wright, Tom McCann, Mike Burris, Harry Cruse, Bob Sandberg, Larry Roesch, and Coach Howard Mathas. Linda James, Marilyn Russell, Margaret Wimmer, Tom Farr, Bob Elkin, and Bob DeHart entertained the student body as they had their first lesson on the tram- poline at an assembly program. Mr. Lattaguidedtheexit of students from the trampoline assembly . Get outside the white line, kids ! New Key Club .... Misty April .... Their Royal Highnesses, Patricia and Katherine . . . .extracur- ricular . . . . extra- extracurricular .... sock hops .... places to go ... . things to do ... . Let ' s go! |i w i J mig t S 1 .. 1 H HI S- ;jtf l l — 1 1 The Juniors chose Patty Mcpherson to reign over their prom. Pat and her cortege were beau- tiful inpastelformals as t hey graced the queen ' s throne. Her Majesty ' s handsome Prince Consort was Elmer West. Pictured below are Shirley Mooney , Bob Sand- berg, Mary Lou Sagraves, Robert Coltharp, the queen and her escort, Linda Eager man, John Mc- Clintock, Rhea Stewart, and Warren Foy. MISTY April 30 brought the prom, with dancing and dreaming to the music of Jimmy Adami and his orchestra. The Mayflower Room was filled with starry- eyed girls swathed in taffeta and net, and with boys trying to become ac- customed to suspenders - all hav- ing the time of their lives, Thanx and congrats, class of ' 61. It was a lovely prom. APRIL OUR SWEETHEARTS - eo« e« '  ' = 5 ' er ' ' ° ' i960 ° Elki n A Tim Miiner Kathy Krieble and Lon Milburr 1962 Ann Speas and Alan Grosback 1964 ' Jamie Arnett and David Hagerman 1965 PIRATE ROYALTY The students attending the Sweetheart Dance chose Kathy Kreible to reign as Queen of Hearts, The lovely Kathy was crowned by President of the Student Council, Jim Jones. With Kathy sur- rounded by the comely maidens of her cortege, the picture is complete. rrK d pjvuat ' ' ' ;_y ' V j )%U, ' .i Joan Webster made a lovely Cinderella to top the Christmas float. First of all with scripts and plenty of boo-boos then with just a little prompting and more finesse and finally in a style suited for Broadway. KEY CLUB Well it finally happened. GHS has a Key Club. (It ' s about time!) The members are, front row: Jim Milner, Gary Smith, Ronnie Taylor, Leroy Edwards, Dale Stephens, Jon Brooks, Doug Williams, Gary Staley, John Griffith, and Mr. Coltharp. Back row: Kenny Kates, Steve James, Elmer West, John Trevarthan, Bob Sandberg, Jim Smith, Spike Davis, Jack Dickerson, Danny Kratzer, Lon Milburn, Rick James, Don Huggins, Mr. Latta, and Bob Rogers. The officers pictured below are: Don Huggins, president; Rick James, vice-president; Lon Milburn, secretary, Danny Kratzer, treasurer; and Wayne Coltharp and Manfred Latta, the club sponsors. G.A.A. The G.A.A. officers are from left to right, front row: Martha Crock, Edna Farmer, Patty French, Linda Kirby; back row: Pat Taber, Lynn Sagraves, Mary Mae Leach, and Miss Butwin, G.A.A. sponsor. Here are Glenn ' s feminine athletes. Volley ball, soft ball, hiking, bowling- -these gals are experts. The Y-Teen officers for the year 1959-1960 were Mrs. Hartmann, Sponsor, Kathy Kreible, Connie Hamblen, Sheila Fletcher, Margaret Daley, and Margaret Ferrari. Front row: Karen Staley, Edna Farmer, Libby Landers, Becky Kindred, and Rhea Stewart. The most popular service and social club is the Y-Teens. Y TEENS m ' j( . These people are the guideposts of the 4- H Club, the whole troop of officers 4-H The 4-H program of junior leadership includes these people who help younger 4-H ' ers with their projects. Without them, what would Mrs. Lemmon do? 52£i 2 -« i m rs .V ■.: .i l These 4- H ' er s achieved merit in judging. Becky Kindred and Sherrie Simonson won local, took first and second place in the district, and entered the state contest. Janet Lemmon won local and got second place in the district contest. Cheryl Fry won third in the local contest. Congratu- lations, girls ! Two apt 4-H ' ers were rewarded for their out- standing work, and Janet was an alternate representative to the State Fair. Above, Margaret Ferrari, champion cake baker. Right, clothing win- ners; Norma Wey, Rhea Stewart, Kathy Krieble, Nancy Hein, and Mary Ellen Clark. PAN These 4-H ' erseach wonan expense paid trip for outstand- ing work in club work. Congratulations, kids. %, The school staged an openhousefor the P. T.A. in which P.T.A. members and other guests viewed a style show by the Home Economics Depart- ment, exhibitions and demonstrations by the Industrial Arts Department and the Art Department, a dramatic reading by Jim Walker of the Speech Department, and performances by the Music Depart- ment. These Indiana State Teacher ' s College students did theirpractice teaching at Glenn this year. The second platoon included Mr. Butts, commerce, Mr. Lowe, social studies, and Mr. Conner, social studies .... and in the first platoon were Mr. Daniel, social studies, and Mrs.Elkins, English and social studies. Not Pic- tured are Mr. Thomas, speech and social studies, and Mrs. Ruth Stacey. ...o mmA ORAMA Bell rings , , . . take notes .... study, study . broken pencil .... Hand in your papers . translation .... ready, type .... logarithms subjective complements . . . . there ' s the bell . thank heaven .... next class. The Glenn Band, under the direction of Mr. Van Boner, adds enthusiasm at ball games, and sends its sweet strains throughout the whole campus via the open windows of every seventh hour. Band members have worked hard and have se- cured many new instruments and uni- forms. Keep up the good work, music enthusiasts ! Students from the lower grades study in the band of tomorrow, the Junior Band. When Mr. Boner deems them ready, they graduate to the Senior Band. When this photo was taken, the Men ' s Glee Club consisted of only six members. Nowthey have grown to include many more. They ' ve enjoy- ed a successful season under Mr. Van Boner ' s direction. BAND The robed choir has done a tremendous job of entertaining its audiences at many of the events throughout the school year. The pianist, Dorothea Jacobson, has done much to add to the sparkling performances. Hats off to Mr. Boner for his fine leadership. SCIENCE NEWS Saundra Johnston, class of ' 64, deserves a round of applause for her brilliant work in the Science Department. We would explain her project to you, but . . .well, you know. She was honored at the State Science Fair held on the De Pauw University Campus. Saundra, we ' re very proud. This physics class is intrigued by the phenomenom being demonstrated by the Pirate ' s favorite mad scientist, Mr. William James. This is a chemistry class where stu- dents learn to make horrible, smelly potions that explode regularly. A biology class looks for bugs. Don ' t look up, just keep working said the man in the white apron. 5 A cooking demonstration. a;sldkfjgh Wish I could draw a bolt like that. Electrical wizards. The sign says enough. What do you hear, radio engineer? A vociferous voice class. I 1 ammm] -««Wi !3 A Lingua Latina II. Gawd, Mike, close your mouth. This is sociology class. A speech class. (Can you grin a little more, Joe?) Tq- ■ ' .; ' •■ :v ' !__!,. Patty Mcpherson, Steve James, and Mary Ann Littlejohn won the three top honors in the Magazine Sales this year. Jerry Coleman, our gifted art major, has great ability in the field of art and has a promising future ahead of him. John Shields has won the local Driving Rodeo two years in a row. This year, first three places went to Glenn. Dave Chenault won second place, and Larry Erdle won third. PERSON . -iy ykJFORDJia J . Dorothea Jacobson, our lovely and ac- complished pianist, has greatly enhanced the performances of both the band and chorus this year. Our two most distinguished math stu- dents, Patty Mcpherson and Steve James won the local contest held at State Lab this fall. Steve went on to Indiana Uni- versity and won a bronze medal. The assistance of Becky Kindred, Cheryl Fry, and Pat Taber in the library is greatly appreciated by Miss Latta. Margaret Wimmer, Marian Meyer, Martha Crock, Barbara Robbins, and Connie Hamblenhelp keep our office run- ning smoothly. Dorothea Jacobson, Andrea Spencer, Janet Lemmon, and Linda Kirby were the top scorers in the etymology tests in the sophomore class. Work on your word lists, sophomore boys ! The 14 young ladies pictured above were close competitors to the winners of the word study. ALITIES state Award winners in G. A. A. were Margaret Ferrari and Pat Taber. Con- gratulations, Margaret and Pat! Coach Marcinko, together with his pro- teges, Jim Walker and Barbara Altman, have inspired many students to join speech class. Jeanne Gallion and Zayda Coltharp en- tered the Latin contest last fall at State Lab. Zayda won third place in the local. Rick James, our versatile sophomore, emceed Campus Revue this year. Thanks, Rick. Marion Meyer, a charming sophomore girl, came to our country four years ago from Germany. W MJL- ' 1 JS tea i. liL !A Entrances to the halls of knowledge. One en- trance, as you will notice, is not yet ready for habitation. THE SHIPYARD RENOVATED The elementary population has outgrown the above building, so we give you this picture as a memento. Pictured is a progress report of the new elementary construction. We take you from the turning of the first shovel of dirt to a semi-finished product. A- mong leading citizens pictured is our dedicated superintendent, Mr. Jack Williams, center. These immaculate, gracious stew- ards make the chow period in our mess hall a pleasant time. Left to right, Reba Mullins, Lydia Milne r, Virginia Garrett. These faithful galley slaves help Mrs. Lemmon, Chief Mess Sergeant, with the day ' s work in our cafeteria. The crew says, ' Well done! THE You can tell by the looks on their hungry faces that these students are anxiously awaiting the flavorful chow that is being dished out in the adjoin- ing room. While hurriedly feeding themselves, several of our crew looked up to see our cameraman. Scuttlebutt has it that the Pirate Ship needs an en- larged mess hall. The caretakers of our fleet are from left to right, Buel Sagraves, Harry Wagle, and Bill Turner. Encircled, Beldon Brenton, jan- itor of Seelyville School. All help to keep our school ship- shape. FLEET Busy Glenn at 3:15. Look familiar, kids? Faithful members who guide traf- fic within the Pirate Ship are pic- tured above. Captains of the fleet are Herb Williams, Dale English, Leonard Jones, Harold Chamberlain, Harry Stigdon, Jack Conway, Ralph Taber, Fred Roberts, Robert Stephens, and Carl Batton. Seniors at last! .... Dear Phoebe .... car washes. . . . class parties .... memories of Tur- key Run (shhhh!) .... announcements .... Bac- calaureate .... Senior Day .... New York and Washington .... home at last .... tired, but happy . . . .Graduation. . . . new jobs .... new friends .... happy memories .... sad memories .... regrets and reminiscences .... nostalgia. Richard Phillips is the valedictorian in the class of ' 60 by virtue of hav- ing the highest scholastic average for the four years of high school. He has also been elected to the National Honor Society. Robert Coltharp is the salutatorian in the class of ' 60 by virtue of hav- ing the second highest scholastic average for the four years of high school. He has also been elected to the National Honor Society. SPECIAL HONORS Connie Hamblen is this year ' s re- cipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizen- ship Award. She was chosen for this honor by her classmates and teach- ers. Connie is a member of the Na- tional Honor Society. Barbara Rockwood won the Betty Crocker Future Homemaker Award by making the highest score in a competitive test. Your school con- gratulates all of you and we say, Well done. The colorful, inspiring ceremony that initiated the above students into the National Honor Society was attended by studen t body and parents of the initiates . Mrs . Ruth Hartmann sponsored the group. Jim Walker, Demosthenes of our class, won the cov- eted Speech Award. Keep talking, Jim! Richard Phillips, our val- edictorian, was the es- teemed winner of the Lat- in Award this year. Much luck, Richard! Robert Coltharp, our sa- lutatorian, was awarded the Science Aw a r d of 19 6 0. Congratulations, Robert ! -%4iK staff members hereby give you a glimpse of their work procedure. From Snow Dog and all of us, Adieu .