Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)
- Class of 1957
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N -ff ,x x C3 .F 1, w. in Q x A , X x N33 , X my is z Q 22 .Q : rf fe? 2 R31 :1wx-wsi4e em . rm A ' W X- av fzixka remember the V.I.P.S Mr. and Mrs. Cory ure :1 vital part of our school und community life. Wfhether it is ai play, an athletic event. or ai special convocation, hoth show their interest and support. In ziddition to being the superintend- ent zmd his wife, they :ire genuine friends to fnculrv members and students. ln the six years that Mr. Donson has heen principal, he and Mrs. Don- son have made 21 real place for them- selves in the school and community. Wlizlrever the project ur hand, both ure willing to help in any possible way, while Wfzlnda Carol has endeared her- self ro many. ini .WSW ,Vi n NVQ W ,il ' ,. , AL Z ,PQ KQX fwmmsm S-2' 'QM Bn h,, ' M? the classes which offered a great variety of subjects and oppor- tunities to everyone. Although some may have seemed difficult, the knowledge gained will remain throughout our lives. e 1 . 2 . ' ,A k N H ? 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In 'NW ,. jNfff'fA:wN2w , 'if X 4, Swv: dips ' gg QWWWW Sgr' fr gf W' W Q3 ' M A -in WHS.--u -fmffibw 'I ,L f 'N -1 is 2 l. 5, Q. 4, 'f x 'Q 4 JWW F 1'?Q?'! Nix? fi, x 3 N QC ,J g bkgi, MAJ, remember the social life . . Our school would not bc complete without op- portunities for 11 good social lifc. Parties, dzmccs L'1ll'I1iV1llS, and thc C21fCICI'i2l provide this for thc stuilcms of H. H. S. 1 .ss mt, 4: 2 ,ef . if A , A ,... A Q W Q, .:,:,, Z mf ,di , i izx, ' X K' s Q Nf W i ,,,,, fm S, Q a mx, N -Q 4. f M- W ' Q 5 Q 3 an - Q - , 1 ,, , I Q as M, -N Q gk X Q., an Q X .. ,,,, . , . Q Q 1 W. ,. xx xi ldqx 'V 'A' ' ..:,,.,.. 2 I ., - X Q ex 1 '1 Q Q5 tx A i Pi W., X- s sw A Xa? A Xi , 'fx S J., is -.1 z:-M 5 X X ,Q W Q.x. if www Q wx ww msy '-'-1 F , WY :Xxx S5 'X 1 fx'ki J, Wa? S Xihef , 5 N 1 2 i if YQ :sw is E KK kbs Q35 fail ,E wwf saw? Ne x I K Q, M, 4,1 , mf sg Qu .fix ww ww remember the personalities? These are the people who have made our school such a wonderful place. School Boarcl To our School Board and Superintendent of Schools goes the responsibility to provide the grounds, buildings, teaching and non-teaching personnel. equip- ment, supplies. heat. light. power, maintenance, insurance. curriculum, textbooks. the financial structure. etc. necessary to meet the educational needs of the school community which it serves. ' Our progressive, highly mechanized and ex er changing economy is character- ized by the highest standard of living known to any civilization. Our phe- nomenal success is essentiallv due to democratic America's belief in an educa- tional system which provides an opportunity for every boy and girl to obtain an education. Our local School Board composed ol' -lames Stewart, Presidentg Voyle Allen. Secretaryg Leonard llershauer. Treasurer, Herbert Doerstler, Dean Parsons and Frank Xl. Cory will soon turn over to this school community a new modern ele- mentary school building consisting of thirteen classrooms. auditorium and stage. clinic. special education and teachers room. and principal's olhce with an inter- eommlmication system. This building contains the conveniences which go with modern school construction. Time marches on. XVith the completion of the elementary project the School Board can give special attention to other current problems which are a part of a long-range plan. Page 'l'wr'nly-law MR. CORY Our Superintendent. through his understanding and foresight, during our high school years, has been an inspiration to us to better ourselves and our education. His efforts have been sincerely appreciated. Xlay he continue to inspire the stu- dents of our high school for manv years. MR. DoNsoN During our high school career. Mr. Donson has come to be recognized as a good friend and advisor to all of us. He is always willing to lend a hand in any situation. Now, as our years at H. H. S. come to a close, wc say. lt has been a pleasure to have been un- clcr your superviSi0n.', Thc llilgCI'StUXVll-JCllCl'SOI1 Township School Board in 1946 cmployed Harrold E. Moorc, cducaitionarl consultant from Indiamar University, to make ai school survcy of this community amd rccomincnd ai school building prograun that would cairc for locail nccds. A cumulaitivc huilding fund of 35 cents wars cstaxhlishcd in 19-16. Tho clcmcntarry school building falcilitics wcrc incrcaiscd in 1949 hy rcinodcl- ing amd adding to thc gI'2lClC school amncx thcrchy crcarting two class rooms- l7l'lllL'llJLll'S ollicc amd spcciall cducaltion room. Tha- ucw homc cconolnics unit-caxfctcriai kitchcn-shop-algriculturc amd two room clcmcntaxry huilding through thc usc of CllIHlllR1tlYl' funds amd hond issuc wcrc huilt in 1953-alt ai cost of 8279.000 Locanl School Board mcinlwrs halvc for SCYL'l'2ll yl'1ll'S rccognizcd that thc old clcmcntalrv huilding wus hccoming ohsolctc amd would haivc to hc rcplalccd alt thc cairlicst possilmlc dartc. This ncw structurc is lmccoming ll rcarlity sooncr thaln alnticipaitcd als ai rcsult of thc proposal of thc l'crfcct Circlc Corporation thalt lhcx' would gin' 95100000 towalrd tht- construction of il ncw l'lt'I1l0I1l'kll'y huilding il il could hc huilt alt oncc. with thc undcrstamding thalt thc old huilding must hc torn down. ilrchitccts Xlcfluirc amd Shook of ludiamaipolis wcrc cnnploycd. Thc tiuamciail potcutiail ol' tha- conununiti' wars amallyzcd amd thu fiuc ollcr of Pcrtcct Circlc wars aacccptcd. Construction wars stalrtcd in Nlaly 1956. Novcnuhcr 15 thc School Board in rcgulau' scssion rcry QI'ilL'lOllSlf' aicccptcd thc F5l00,000 Pcrfcct Circlc chcck from thcir Yicc-l'rcsidcnt Dam C. Tcctor who wars formcrlv ll School B02ll'Ll incmhcr. To thc Pcrlcct Circlc ll0ill'll of Dircctors wc sary Thank you. Pugv Tuwnty-fozu' 2 N.. .-. -W.-.N..,9.., ,N wx . W.. T-nn . V 4, w Q 7 ,K -fs 1 f ' Liximff 33:3 X5 Q x i' 5 5 W rr fix , 7 A Eb ' 'Q M-me I? .nv .A ,Ss ...W IM-gfrm-0: ILS. Grauluzutv uf: Hnnmm-r Cullm-5. Sul-ju-ts: Sm-ial Studim-Q n Vhysim-:ll I'I4l11v:x1inn I'Il.UIIl'fNK'I'1 ISI I4l'1h'l'I'1H X3 -- 2X 4 H I101-CI'4-vi Ali. Grzulllzllx' uf: IIHII Stain' 'I'vnc crm l'1vIlvy,:w- Sulwjvvi: IVIn1Iwmz1lin-s fIUI.IlllY Cf. Um.l-:lx 'I'l1a' Sflllll'lIf.V' Frivml IM-gre-1' 1 ILS. Grzuluulm- uf: Iinll SIMM- 'll-zu mx i'uIIe-Irv Suhjm-vt 1 Iimglish f . I'A'rnu:1.'x lIl',1.xl Silvnrr' is Cwldvn IM--.1'1'u': I!.S. flrumllluio uf: Hall Stake 'I'eaL'hA 4-rs Cullvxzu S1lI1jv4-ls: I'InL'IisI1 :md I,iIvrnr5 'l'l ner JIJGIIIC SICDCXVICIK 'l'lu' IIIIIIKIUIHUII Il1'11l'v0: ILS. of Ag. Grmluzltv uf: I'm-:Inv Univorsitp Slllxjvrl 1 Slum I l1cl,r3N Fumx IJIIIIIHIIIII llllilll mm inIr'Ur'gunI IM-5,511-I-sz ILA.: ILS. Grauiunlm- uf: Iiuwling Grvm-n Stull- Univvrsity SuI1.10v1Q: Engzliewh :mul I.:xlin Cl,-xnxm Cox l3,xlm11.Mx'x' .. , . A.. l.'--I,'l'I't w Ihr' lirwt III flu' li11.s'1mms.x Sf' I H' H I HI lN':Vvc: BB. lm1u'i1'fm'x11ip :Id Grauluzllv nf: Imlizmu llnivm-rsily Sulujn-4-1: Business Esluvuiion lim' IIICICII Hr. ,-Itlm Ilmrwvc ILA. I Grmlllzuh- nf: Univvrsiiy uf Kon- 1 'h- Iucky Sulvin-vis: Iiiulngy, Iii-zxlth, Driw- vrs' ICrl11v:1tiul1, :xml Physi- v:1l I4I4Ilu'n1i1m XYIl.l.l.XNl ll. B.-KIINIIAIVI' Thr' Cllr'rnix! Im.-arm-N: ILS.: M.S. IIl'1ltIIl1lIl' nf: Ind Suhjcvt: Scivmw' iam: Univ:-rsilg l,l4nu',-um li. Sxlrru just Plain Smitty Degree: ILS. nt' Ag. Graduate of: Purdue University Suhjevts: Vocational Agricul- ture, liiology, and Shop llmvi-jxfx IIARDMAN 1,11 I'rofc.voru lluprree: A.I3. Graduate of: Earlham Subjects: English and Spanish Homairr VV. NICHOLS Tin' Scholarly Look Degree: B.S. Graduate of: Indiana University Subject: Mathematics Crx:r:1.i,x ANN Cluvun' Pliysicaliy Fit Degree: TLS. Graduate of: Ball State Teach- ers Cullexre Subjects: Physical Education and Business Education PIIYLLIS ANN GINZE1. Clzarming Degree: l3.S. Graduate of: Indiana University Sllluectz Home Economics lJOIllS ll. DEVLNE Tim Seniors, Friend Dekrrt-es: A.ll.: M.A. Graduate of: Ball State Teach- ers College Suhject: Social Studies LOUISE KIANLEY SCHUL'I'ZE The Helping Hand Degrees: B.A.: M.A. Graduate of: Indiana University and Ball State Teachers College Subjects: Speech Correction and Hearing Therapy FIIEID NIEBIEX'Elt Mr. Music of 1957 Degrees: B.M.: M.M. Graduate of: Butler University Subject: Music 13ESSIE M. C1xAx'c1tA1f'1' The Artistic Touch Degree : A.B. Graduate uf: Indiana Central College Subject : Art l lumix SINIITH Carver XVOIHIIH C lerk-Sec rt-tary Page Tiumiiy-s4't:a SENIOR OFFICERS First row, left lo right: Mrs. Devine, Mr. Donson. Seconrl row: Voyle Dale, jack Davis, Carolyn Coar. 'l'l1irrl row: Charles Alihott, Bill Sellrin. Fourth row: Mike llaislev. The Class of 1957 is the smallest for several years, hut the most precious materials are often in the smallest packages. Although the class is small in size its accomplishments have lieen notable. Thev have worked hard and successfullv to earn the monev to pulilish this hook, which is the largest yearbook in Hagc-rstown's history. They were handicapped in their money-making venture because of the smaller numlmer of home games for which they had the concessions. ln athletics thev have made a good record with fourteen seniors on the foothall squad and six on the haslcethall squad. Four participated in track, tour in liaselmall, and one in golf. :X large percentage plan to continue their education lmevond high school. The class has much superior ahilitv and will experience a large measure ol success after their high school days are ended. Page 'l'wcnty-eight CHARLES Class Officer, 3 yrs.: Hi-Y, Thut's My Secretary 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cast: NIIKE HAISLEY, Vice-President The Athlete Class Officer, 3 yrs.: Hi-Y, 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Football, 3 yrs.: Track, 2 yrs.: Volleyball, 2 yrs.: Basketball, 4 yrs.: Boy Scouts, 4 yrs.: Band. 3 yrs.: Boys State: Scholastic Honor Roll, 1 yr.: Jaycee Speech Contest: Never tardy, 8 yrs.: Natl. Honor Society, 1 yr. l flAR:7IYN Coma, Epitome Editor just Call on Me Class Officer. 2 yrs.: Epitome Editor: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs.: F.H.A., 2 yrs.: Jr. Play Cast: Student Legis- lature, 1 yr.: DAR Good Citizen: Jay- cee Speech Honor Soc., el-H, T yrs. 1 Club, 2 yrs. : Contest, 1 yr. : National 2 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Officer, 3 yrs.: Spanish Citizenship Honor Roll, 6 yrs.: Scholastic Honor Roll, 5 yrs.: Purdue Round-up. 1 yr.: Never tarciy. S yrs.: Perfect attendance, Football, 4 yrs.: Track. 4 yrs.: Baseball, 1 yr.: Volleyball, 1 yr.: Basketball, 4 yrs.: Boy Scouts: J. R. C. Council, 6 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Sr. Carnival King Candidate. MARY SEEB, The Doctor, Knows Best Asst. Ed, Epitome: Y-Teens, -l yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs.: F.H.A., l yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Student Legisla- ture, 2 yrs.: J.R.C. Council, 6 yrs.: Girls State: Office Asst., 1 yr.: Ci.i- zcnship Honor Roll, 6 yrs.: Scholastic Honor Roll, 6 yrs.: Jaycee Speech Contest, 1 yr.: National Honor Soc., Officer, 1 yr.: 4-H. 5 yrs.: 3 yrs.: Perfect attendance, 3 tardy, 5 yrs.: Rotary winner. 1 yr.: Worlnl Affairs 1 yr. yrs. : Speech VOYLE DALE, Presicleiit Monkey Business Class Officer, 2 yrs.: Hi-Y, 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cost: Foot- hall, 4 yrs.: Track, 2 yrs.: Volleyball, 1 yr.: Basketball. 4 yrs.: Explorer Scout, 2 yrs.: Exponent Staff, 1 yr.: Sr. Carnival King Candi- date: Prom King Candidate: Student Librarian, 1 yr.: National Honor Soc., 1 yr., Officer, l yr. JACK DAVIS, Treasurer BILL SEFFRIN, Business Manager Porky All American Class Officer. 3 yrs.: JI'. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast Class Officer, 1 yr.: Hi-Y, l yr.: Track, 2 yrs.: Football. 4 yrs.: Volleyball, 2 yrs.: Basketball, 4 yrs.: Boy Scouts, 4 yrs, Football, 5 yrs.: Track, il yrs.: Baseball, -1 yrs.: Volleyball, 2 yrs.: Basketball, 4 yrs.: Boy Scouts, 6 yrs.: Carnival King: Prom King Candidate: Student Librarian, 1 yr.: Citizenship Honor Roll, l yr.: Alsrebra Contest. EDDIE ALLEN DON BARN HART The Beat Dreambout Hi-Y. 2 yrs.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Band, 2 Hi-Y, 4 yrs.: Officer, 2 yrs.: Hi-Y State Council: yrs.: Chorus, 2 yrs.: Citizenship Honor Roll, 3 yrs.: Football, 3 yrs.: Track. 4 yrs.: Baseball, 1 yr.: Rotary Spec-ch Contest, 2 yrs. Volleyball, 2 yrs.: Boy Scouts, 6 yrs.: Prom King Candidate: Band, yrs Regional Science Contest, 3 yrs.: National Contest: 4-H, 'T yrs.: Jr. Leader, 1 yr. jorm BELL SAM BEMENDERFEH Hey! Jealous Lover The Little Cmnt Epitome Staff: F.F.A., 3 yrs.: Soil A., 3 yrs.: 4-H, 3 yrs.: Officer, Judging Team: Football, 3 yrs.: Track, 3 yrs. 1 yr.: Baseball, 2 yrs.: Volleyball, 1 yr. DAVID BERTRAM -' Baby-Face Epitome Staff: Hi-Y: 4 yrs.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Football, 3 yrs.: Track, 3 yrs.: Baseball, 2 yrs.: Vol- leyball. 2 yrs.: Basketball, 3 yrs.: Boys State: Boy Scouts, 6 yrs.: Perfect At- tendance, 12 yrs.: Never tardy, 12 yrs.: Natl. Honor Soc.. 1 yr. -.. BERTSCH NIARY KAY Bnoolcs The Roving Kind Long Tall Sally Y-Teens, 2 yrs.: G.A.A., 2 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Jr. Y-Teens. 4 yrs.: F.H.A., 4 yrs.: Girl Scouts, 4 yrs. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Sr. Carnival Queen: Office Perfect attendance, 6 yrs.: Never tardy, 12 yrs Asst., 1 yr., Citizenship Honor Roll, 1 yr.: Schol- astic Honor Roll: Natl. Honor Soc., 1 yr.: 4-H, 9 yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs.: Purdue Round-up, 2 yrs.: In- diana State Fair Girls School, 1956. jmmss CAMPBx-:LL Double Exposure JI Play Cast: Football, 2 yrs,: Band, 4 yrs.: BOY Scouts, 4 yrs.g Sr. Play, Student Dlrector. Y-Teena, 1 yrs.: 4 yrs.: Perfect Cox' The Naughty Little Flea If I' A., 4 yrs.: Football, 4 yrs. DON l'1ALL PAT GREEN Born To Be Funny flass Offlcer 2yrs Epxtome Staff Y Teens 4 rs A Jr Pa Student: Legislature 2 yrs JRC Council 4 yrs Of hcer 'S rs Sr Carnival Queen Candxdate Prom Queen Candidateg Office- Asst. 2 yrs. ' Scholastic Hon- or Roll 1 yr.: Jaycee Speech Contest: Natl. Hon. S . 1 yr.: Officer, 1 yr.g World Affairs Conference, 1 yr,: Rotary Speech Contest : F.F.A. Chapter Sweetheart: 4-H, 6 yrs.: Officer. 5 yrs.: Good Homemaker Award. PHILIP Coucn The Girl Craft Help It 1 Offi 2 v Stall' L F.H.A C6 1' Candidate ' Honor Roll. 1 yr. T ED DUVALL. I Feel Good F.F.A., 4 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr. JERRY HARTY Crazy Legs Fury Hi-fY, 1 yr.: Jr. Play Castg Sri Play Castg lootball, I yr. yrs.: Boy Scouts. 4 yrs.: J.R.C. Council, Band. 3 yrs. tardy, 4 yrs. Track, 4 yrs 1 -1. ' - ' f' fr, iii! A A 'EU .-:iw gr. --Qu. . I . 3' fi W. . ff 9 its f Q , Xi LQ ' Q. ia: ., r . ...fr .2-.gt - .- N W2-2-L., vi . X 'Ixi. ' 'fi I qi' 1 X 'z 4 A , I if x la' . ,. . : x in 2 1 1 ix. 1 'in' 1- i 1 J, Y A V 1 -M ia :gg . xg' . limes FRANK The Silent Om' l F.A, fl yrs.. Soil Judging Team, ' ' and State. won County, District. 2 yrs.: lst yr. .PAT I-loovi-:ii Full of Life Perfect Attentlance, 1 yr.: Not tardy, 1 yr.: 4-H, 5 yrs.: Officer, 4 yrs.: G.A.A. 2 yrs.: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs.: F.H.A., 1 yr., Jr. Play: Chorus. 1 yr.: Alternate Girls State: Citizenship Honor Roll, 1 yr.: Purdue Round-Up. Momr. lluisxrx-max IACK jonDAN The Party's Over PII The Man with the Ho 4-H: Officer, 1 yr.: If .F.A., 3 yrs.: l not all 3 yrs. : Baseball, 4 yrs. 1 k tball, - 1 yr., Kinpz Candidate Sr. Play Cust: Prom , ' ' Band, 6 yrs. Volleybafll, I yr.: Bas e Boy Scouts, 3 yrs. for Sr. Carnival King, Officer. 1 yr.: Chorus, 1 yr. Ror IORDAN A :'E'5 - - . Happiness Street Q 4 1-' r.A., :VVV K: F., X ayi .iff ' ,iw 'K M Q Q 3 yrs.: 4-I-I, 4 yrs, my L . EUGENE LxLLi' 'W , Bwrfu' KENYA Scalpel, Clamps, Forceps 5mU7't GU'l3.Dfmt Talk . F.F'.A., 4 yrs.: Officer, 2 yrs.: State Land Judging Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Class Officer, Team: Chapter Farmer: Hoosier Farmer: State Par- 1 yr.: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: F.H.A., 4 yrs.: Officer. 2 yrs.: iiamentary Procedure Team: 4-H, 9 yrs.: Officer. Citizenship Honor Roll, 1 yr. 8 yrs.: County 4-H Officer, 2 yrs.: Outstanding 4-H member: County Leadership Award: Purdue Round- Up, 2 yrs.: DePauw State Leadership Conference Track. 2 yrs. Iv1Am1.YN LINDSEY CAROLYN NIILLER Ymfll Never Get Away I'll Be Seeing You Y'I'eens, 2 yrs ' Officer, 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Y-Teens, 25 yrs.: G.A.A., 2 yrs.: F.H.A., 2 yrs.: ' ' G'rl Scouts. 1 yr. Play Cast: Girls State: Citizenship Honor Roll: 1 Scholastic Honor Roll: Natl. Honor Soc., 1 yr. jnmxs Mouss Since I Found My Baby -I-H., 2 yrs.: Basketball, 2 yrs. ,.-- jo ANN PAUL An el Unaware RUTH ODELL Swing and Sway Epitome Staff: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: G.A.A.. 1 yr.: F.H.A. 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Office Assistant, 1 yr.: Citizenship Honor Roll: Jaycee Speech Contest: Never tardy, 4 yrs.: 4-H, l yr.: Officer, 1 yr. PATT1 NICHOLSON Foe Lived Before Epitome Staff: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: Officer, l yr.: G.A.A., 3 yrs.: F.H.A., 1 yr.: Jr. Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Girl Scouts, 3 yrs.: Citizenship Honor Roll: Jaycee Speech Contest: Never tardy, 11 yrs.: Perfect attendance. 5 yrs. +7 6 jois PAUL Happiness Is a Thing Called lou 2 Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: F.H.A., 3 yrs.: Officers, 2 yrs-3 Jr. Play Cast.: Citizenship Honor Roll, 1 yr.: 4-H, 6 yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs. mittee. Epitome Statf: F.F.A., 4 yrs.: Officer, 3 yrs.: State Parliamentary ?rocedure Team: Essay, 2nd in State: 4-H, 1 yr.: Citizenship Honor Roll: Chapter Farmer, Hoosier Farmer: Chairman of State Budget Com- LOUISE jommx PLQTERSEN Mvlmly of Love' Y-'fm-ns. 1 yr.: F.H.A., 2 yrs.: Officer P , 1 yr.: Jr. or Roll, 1 yr.: Spanish y S. Play Cast: Citizenship Hun Club, 1 yr.: Nz-vor mrdy. 3 r 4 .ww ,Q M 5 lirlvxum SCO'l l' Popcorn fJllUl.'ll Y-'Fei-ns,1 'rs.: '. .A ' Scouts, l y'. 'I uttz Fruttz l cnb yrw. ' Officer Spanish Club, 1 yr ulom. S'l'0NEClPHER Tlzc Mun About Town I . , , I yr.: Citi- vcnship Honor Roll, 3 yrs.: NOHMA Pluouus Thr' Best Things in Life Arc' Free Epitnmc- Staff: Y-Teens, -1 yrs.: G.A.A., 2 yrs.: Of ficer, 1 yr.: F.H.A., 2 yrs.: Can1lic'at4- Jr. Pro-rr Qui-on: Citizenship Honor Roll, 1 yr.: Never tardy l2 yrs. llomsn SHARP Mmmliglzt c::l17Tl11lL'T Hi-Y, 1 yr.: Fuotlmll, 3 yrs.: Track Buy Scuuls, 1 yr.: Basketball ROSALIE STOMM BRYAN TAYLOR Happy Cn Lllfkl - 1 .1 Vluss Officer, 1 yr.: Hi-Y, 2 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Jr. Hi'Y' I 5 3 Bugehall' fi YW-3 BUY SCUHLS. I Vr- Pluy Cast: Sr. Plny Custg Golf, 3 yrs.: Rm' Scouts S 5rs.. fl-ll, 2 yrs.: Perfect. Attvnflance, ll yr. ' jim THOINIAS BARBARA TUTTEROYV HE Wasrft a Bad Boy Flirtutivus 4-1-1. 4 yrs, Class Officer, 2 yrs.g Epitome Staff: Y-Teens, 4 yrs. Officer, 1 yr.: G.A.A., 4 yrs.: Officer, 2 yrs.g Jr Play Cast: Sr. Play Cast: Candidate for Carnival Queen. Jaycee Speech Contest, 1 yr. ...un 3 1 1 E jim WADNIAN Rattle Those Dishes Hi-Y, 2 yrs.: Football, 1 yr., Track, 2 yrs.: Boy Scouts. 7 yrs.g 4-H, 3 yrs. JANICE WEAVER jim Dandy Epitome Staffg Y-Ter-ns: Jr. Play: Sr. Play: J.R.C. Coun- cil Officer: Citizenship Hon- or Roll: Nat'l Honor Soc. Officer: 4-H Officer, Not lardy 12 yrs. ,IOANNE Hoovlan Wsm-:LNG True Love Y-Teens, 3 yrs: offiuer, 1 yr.: s F.H.A,, 3 yrs.g dfficer, 1'yr.g Girl UP af DU'-Un Scouts, 4 yrs.g Oitizenslnp Honor Football: Track: Baseball: Basket- Roll, 8 yrs.: Never tardy, 10 years. hall, Boy Scouts, 4 yrs.: Band, 6 yrs.: 4-Hg Perfect atlendance, T yrs., Never tardy, 10 yrs. Bon WEBB The Future Farmer F.F.A., 4 yrs.: Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team, 3 yrs.: Livestock Judging Team, 2 yrs.: Soil Sz Dairy Judging Teams: Football, 4 yrs.: Track, 1 yr.: Baseball, 3 yrs.: Basketball, 2 yrs.: Cit- izenship Honor Roll: 4-H, T yrs.: Of- ficer, 3 yrs. ei A . 5 .fl NIARCIA WILSON The Fingers of Art Epitome Staff: Y-Teens, 4 yrs.: Officer. 2 yrs.: F.H.A.. 1 yr.: Jr. Play Castg Exponent Staff, 1 yr., Citizenship Honor Roll, 3 yrs., National Honor Society, 2 yrs.: Officer, 1 yr.: Spanish Club, 2 yrs.: Never tardy, 12 yrs. Q X 5 4 9 x , XNSXSWXQ Q i N K 1 Q- ,. .x Q, .J a AM x , xy ww f - is -.v ,, f gf ix , sf' , X if N 5 2, .... S N Q sw K- N x Q .,... . L6 'M 3 X Q M, ,. Www ,mx 'aa::::af. wr X Z.. 1 - ff Y w A 4 :affix ':1i!i- f X X .. N -X 'f -'f-' f -gags. , SW .,..,. :fag JUNIORS Front row, left to right: Frances Solomon, Priscilla Bowman, Geraldine Howell, Ruth Ann Waite, Roby Shirkey, Marlene Hawk, Frances Overbey, Joann 'Tris- ler, Penny Hatfield, Mary Davenport, Bill Sitzlar. Second row: Larrielou Drischell, Dorothy Dishman, Wilma Worl, Pat Cbomes, Peggy Beeson, Joyce Mat- ney, Judie Kern, Grace Tutterow, Bob Seffrin, Everett Moore. Third row: Marietta Wright, Phyllis Scott, Sharon Rhoades, Glora Freeman, Karen McGeorge, Jean Ann McNe1ly, Marilyn Sager, Bob Snyder, Keith Harvey, Jan Ammerman. Fourth row: John Handy, Janice Daugherty, Wanda Derbyshire. Marcia Leeka, Susan Troth, Ronnie Reed, Dick Stohler, Leander Brubaker, Johnny Stanley. Fifth row: Dick Culy, Wayne Boyd, Earl Dale, David Disbro, Joann Foust, Gerald Smith, Boh Brooks, John Roberts. Sixth row: Larry Pierce, John Swuveland, Doris Smith, Charles Beard, Neil Hindman, Jim Vestal, Jerome Dines, Howard Weiler, John Davis, Ward Worl. Seventh row: Susan Shaffer, Julia Stockberger. Mil- dred Pierce, Mike Shirk, Ivan Metsker, Mike Crum, John Cook, David Hudson. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Neil Hindman, Jvromc Diries, Dick Stohler. Second raw: Joyce Matney, Janice Daugherty, Mr. Nichols, Mrs. Craycraft, Peggy Beeson. SOPHOMORES Front row. left to right: Caroline Rogers, Autumn Heacox, Elaine Rinker, Letty Benson, Martha Filson, Katie Reynolds, Sharon Shelley, Sandra McCormack. JoAnna Humphrey, Louise Conch, Rena Rmzers. Second row: Peggy Lindsey, Sharon Dale, Gene- vieve Favorite, Peiztry Ili-own, Donna Pass, Jo Ellen Numzee-ist-r, Gloria Milli-r, Jani- Ham-n, Sandra Marsh, Wilma Smith. Third row: Kay May, Arli-no Dishman, Emily Glen- horn, Ernvstine Hettmanspvriror, Beverly Gregory. Da- vid Cain, lioli Wiley, Mark Pals-ons, Glen Campbell. Fourth row: Mona Atkinson, Hmmaln-Ile Rhodus, Karon Dali-, llilly Shook, .lohn Horsham-r, Jon Beeson, Roger Working, Gail Dani-r, Thomas Oakes. Fifth row: Phil Davis, Linda Baker, Helen Mor- row, Duane Lunilw, Roger Manifold, Joe Kirkman, G4-orgv Greer, Boll Smith, Hill Condor, Larry Howell, .limmy Johnson. Sixth row: John Sedgwick, Carolyn Rheinharclt, Georgia Johnson, Chuek Winters, Bill Powell, David llilln-rt, Jack lit-rtsi-h, Ronnie Wesley, Phil Mahoney. Seventh row: Glenn Jordan, Tim Newman, Rex Reed, Gary Hormel, Stn-vo Wilkinson, Durlin Clampitt, Chris lleesnn, Tod Martin, Lowell May, Ronniv Smith, Ili:-hard lleard. Jerry Rini-hart, Gerald Sharp. Eighth row: Paul Fish:-r, Mike Monoghan, Boll Hayes, Ronnie Addison, Jerry llasforfl, Noel Stvphuns. Doug Snydvr. SOPHOMORE. CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: lioli Roth, llilly Powell, Jerry liais- ford, Holi Wiley, Mr. Smith, Stove Wilkinson, Miss Ginn-l, ,349 is Q5 QW 3 'Q A ' Q Mk as .F x 5 F - ik 'ad S -'qi 'W FRESHMEN Not Spoilt Yet! KStill Fresh! 'l'hc-sv youiigstc-rs lmvc haul thvir first tustc of high school lifc. From tha lctivitivs this vvur, skating partie-s and sport nights, thvv RIPPCHI' to hv ll hzucl rking aulcl L-0-mpc-iutivv gfllllll. Pngw Furly FRESHMEN Front row, left to right: Judy Rahel, Judy Gray. Velma Hawk, Pam Gordon, Joy Baker, Judy Metsker, Donna Barnes. Joyce Woolard, Glenia Campbell, Judy Wine, Linda Bryan. Second row: Janet Warner, Sandra Gray, Carol- jean Brown, Jay Needler, Tim Bookout, Leland Nich- olson, Jimmy Howell, Ronnie Garard, Larry Thomp- son. Third row: Steve Worl, Macbeth Rusterholtz. Carolyn Shiebla. David Wadman, Frederick Hodson, Raymond Wine, David Worl, Edward Duvall, Denver Karns, Mike Jordan. Fourth row: Don Hector, Larry Jester, Barbara Warfel, Ernestine Miller, Lester Abbott, Mike Couch, Wendell Dale, Teddi Hatfield, Johnny MCC-ullouyzh, Suanna Abhott, John Limburg. Fifth row: John Scott, Roderick Hinshaw, Bonnie Ullery, June Timmons, Karen Bowman, Joan Shock- lee, Sara Cleghorn, Sandra Richardson, Jackie Kern, Rita Overbey, Jim Buhl, Melva Messer, Jarolyn Isaacs, Elizabeth Clark, Jane Fisher, Janet Brown, Jerry Davis. Sixth row: Dick Seifrin, William Moore, Joyce Neel, Carolyn Perdue, Doris Heaston, Sandra Pento- cost, Nikki Thalls, Janet Johnson, Marilyn Webh, Gerald Reese, Richard Monaghan, Tim Seffrin. Seventh row: Donnie Owens, Kurt Oler, Gerald Wisener, James Hagler, Jackie Woodard, Charles Dauer, Jerry Hayes, Bill Murray, Margaret Stomm, Joel Heath, Gilbert Kerney. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Jerry Hays, Barbara Wur- fel. Velma Hawk, Bill Murray. Second row: Mr. Reed, Mr. Scott. EIGHTH GRADE Front row. left to right: Mary Cox, Ruth Boerner, Barbara Nicholson, Betsy Lacy, Linda Hstey, Carolyn Wall, Michael Harris, Pat Walker, Nola Hatfield, Nancy Gossett, Sharon Stevens. Second row: Jimmy Hershauer, Loma Hoover, Joan Nicholson, Max Brown, Phil Murray, Sid Stewart, Sandy Daugherty, Jimmy Gregory, Steve Davis, Nicky Jarrett, Keith Crouch. Third row: Linda Ferrell, Judy Brown, Phil Un- derhill, Kurt Wilkinson, Jim Tuttcrow, Eddie Davis, lli-tsy Cook, Max Rhodus, Bruce Story, Ronnie Shook. Fourth row: Charles Garvin, Don Allen, Linda Tay- lor, Jimmy Coleman, Diane Beeson, Lucinda Beeson, l-Iddie Weaver. Jeanne Holmes. Marilyn Murray, Mickey Drischell. Fifth row: Johnny Shafer, Raymond Jordan, Larry Harty, John Crull. Chris Murray, Kathy Heath, Carol Miller, Becky Atkinson, Virginia Shocklee, Such-e Duvall, David Federico, Larry Lilly, Mary Shelton, Roger Davis. Sixth row: Hollis Lowe, Chris Wichterman, Jerry Wesley, Darrel Pass, David Jack, Tom Seffrin, David Kuttor, Joe Nicholson, Roger Burgess, Charles Gulfey. Seventh row: Jim Pierce, Virgil Bulmcr. Douglas Moore. Jcrry Rinohart. EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Front row. left to right: Diane Beeson, Miss Chip- lvy, Carolyn Wall. Second row: Pat Walker. Steve Davis, Mr. Nic- mi-ycr. EIGHTH GRADE Coming Up Fast These eighth gruclers are just one step from the big threshhold of high school. Since they are so dependable and willing to work, we are sure that they will he equal to all the tasks which lie before them. They have adjusted themselves very nicely, and we feel that they shall continue to do so. Page Fol'ty-tlzl'cm' 5 .J V, uk 4 Q ff W Hr. ug ,Q M 32 u Q ,xx -y 4 X53 4,8 '35 xg Xa' M3 . Q Qu M tgp I ,. .,.,... W , 1 ' , ,g xi-,mm 4 5 -,., .., 5 . al., A-,,5 g:., R 'wx ZHEE-2: W 2 'N xi? gf, A whlwwwg N 5 M A W QM was , Www MQ Q5 f A 3 Q Q ' 3 ,fl A' ls' ,N 45 R fsawmsgf ww. af fi N' + V X tx, N4 X . -- ,.,,, ,. :... . X www ...:. , EE: i , .. .asasa:f:. :N EI ff K ,K .,..,. N . X, R W N A 22:-:A A w F S MG ' SEVENTH GRADE Front row, left to right: Sheila Hamilton, Randi Gauker, Phyllis Bertram, Marcia Whitehair, Carol Ressler, Karen Stevens, Barbara Bavender, Joyce Smith, Karen McCoy, Sally Detweiler, Judy McCor- mack. Second row: Fred Harvey, Dan Brown, Ann Hormel. Imogene Abbott, Wanda Perdue, Steve Lilly, Joe Haisely, John Seffrin, Pat Coleman, Don Moystner. Ralph Lewis. Third row: Warren Gray, Pam Kutter, Karen Bor- vn, Delmar Kerney, Eugene Culbertson, Ruth Ann Davis, Linda Rinehart, Quentin Knapp. John Swindel. Fourth row: Phyllis Trisler, Mary Rutherford, Linda Murray, Susan Marlatt, Sally Doughty, Gayle Bond, Paul Lecka, Nels Stephenson, Jerry Mc- Farland, Billy Timmons, Vernon Bulmer. Fifth row: Patricia Williams, Shirley Shelton, Ruth Ann Atkinson, Cheryl Davis, Randall Rhoades. Jimmy Miller, Maloy Wilson. Sixth row: Bruce Fleming, Roberta Dines, Eugeni- Warner, Tommy Crome, Denny Pickett, Lee Reynolds, Willard Shelton. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Front row, left to right: Mr. Barnhart, Karvn Mc- Coy, Karen Stevens. Second row: Randall Rhoades, Mr. Sedgwick, Joe Haisley. Front row, lffft to riglzl: Ccrnld Beeson, john Ovcrhcy, .lay Forrest, Ralph Knorp, Dc-lhvrt Smith. Bill Shook. Scroml row: Martha Sum- Tuckvr, Cwon Blevins, Curl Bea-son, Basil Bright. llowurd Tuckcr. BUS DRIVERS We suv Thanks to the-sc fine gvntlemcn who were so prompt in getting us to and from school safely. Page Forty-six JANITORS Our hand goes out to these follows who have douc such ll fine joh in keeping our school one of which we are very proud. l,1'fl to riglzf: Bill Shook, Urvillv Milli-r, -Icssc' Xlcfiullough. Page Furry-scum I A . ,., ,N -Q.. ...M 1 .1 N... V W, n , 5... www rm Mm -'-n-..,,-Q-W Ml v-,IW M N. .. W 1-MM :ff ,W j,,fp,....4. - . yffixv, 4': O.,'A, - AWA ww .MM ' .Q NA .N A 'l S S NN 1? 'hr U if N .. . QS Y 1 X ,S- , QQ ff' is . X X xx dr Q S s . 1 remember the classes? These are the classes which have offered us so much knowledge which will prove valuable to us in our lives. Front muy lvff tu rigllt: Ijzlvid Bt'1'fl'lllll, Murilvn Linclsvv, Curolvll CKlill', lillliL'C.' XVCZIYCI' I llll4l1'S Alwlmtt, Mr. l5zu'nlmrt. -lim Czuupbcll, Max 'XVoods. ' 1 ' Svruml rout: -lun-lc Davis, Alocl Stmnccipllvr, lm' Paul, Cx-nv Lilly. CHEMISTRY ll3SO, JV QNAOH : NQQSO, + 2H,O l'lXl'M'l'lllIl'lll'S. tn-st tulws, formulas, and uncxpvctcml inciclcnts fill il chemistry clc-nfs claw. Tlw stuclcnts tlmt ure' tillilllg this coursc' mllim- thc vvry important part that t'llt'llllStI'V is playing in tllv world today. Pugc' Fifty Front row, left to right: lean Ann McNelly, Jerome Dines, john Handy, Gerald Smith, Neil Hindmnn, Dick Stohlcr, Mr. Barnhurt. Seconcl row: Mike Crum, IOllI1 Cook, NVurd NVorl, Howard Weilcr, Miko Shirk, David llodson, Dick Culy. Third row: Pat Cooincs, Keith Harvey, john Davis, Ivan Mctskcr. PHYSICS Under Mr. Barnharts su mervision thc uhvsics class made man laboratorv l , Y , experiments illustrating Ni1tlll'6',S laws of light, electricity, density, and gravitv. Page Fifty-one , A M nf ,g,,,,,f, V ff 'fi-ff? ff ' ' 11 4 W 'Z f SUT Y Qfxyf Iwi, 1 Q f.jj, In , 5, '31, f Y K.: 'X :fi 'Q fm? w 1- AZ? :VA 1 1 A ,ws gghcwiff--1 ,.,... Kg :n,,, Z: , v 1,,f,.m7,,0 y Wm' , , V my ' 2 Q, 1.5 , ' ,V 5 , jf -f .. 512' Waf,Mf5Mw w , -'-'K X M f 0 Q . Q ' -2222: , ers' , ,ig . , if fn Q XV Q, , 42 K4 5 Q .ge nw- , M34 W A wr wi Q S 5 Q 5: I lk- ! S A A 1 mwx fu X Xa mx Frmlt row, left to right: Rosalie Stonnn, Beverly Scott, Nancy Bcrtsch, Barbara Tutterow. Frances Overhey, Ruth Waite, Penny Hatfield, Louise Petersen. Second row: -loanne XVerking, Marilyn Lindsey, Mary Brooks, Carolyn Coar. Nlarietta Xlright, Phyllis Couch, Norma llhodus, JoAnn Paul, Miss Chipley. 'l'l1irll rout Grace 'llllttL'l'UXY, Mrs. Barnhart, Marlene Hawk, Bertha KL'l'llL'y, Nlarcia XN'ilson, Pat Iloovcr, Ruth Odell, Nlary Seeh, -lanicc xV1'1lX'l'l'. Patti Nicholson, Monte llunl- lllll'l'y. lfddic Allen. BUINESS MAJORS Majors in husiness education are those students who will have at least six credits in that field at the end of the school year. Courses included in this Held are advanced shorthand and bookkeeping. In office practice, the students are duplicating work for school and outside agencies. Page Fifty-tlzrez' is 'EVM 5 .sp ff it M Qi E w 12 N i if 'W my me iw WNW! '-Q iw Wg xk, 11 rw if Front row: Mrs. Hardman, Katie Reynolds, Janie Hagen, Gloria Miller, Second row: Charles Beard, Janet Warner, Velma Hawk, Sharon Shelly, Karen McGeuri.te, Donna Pass. Third row: Gary Hormel, Jan Ammerman, Bill Murray, Bertha Kerney, Georgia Johnson, Caroline Rogers, Teddi Hatfield, Ronnie Garard. Fourth row: Chuck Winters, Jerry Hays, Ronnie Smith, Duane Lamb, Larry Jester, Roger Werking, Stephen Worl, Gerald Wisener. Both first and second year Spanish elases enjoyed learning the language ancl the customs of our neighbors DSOlltll of the Border. Nlrs. Hardman, who taught the classes, has had several years of experience as an interpreter for an exporting firm. Page Fifty-five , UQ W2 3 Q Rosalie- Slmnm, Bob XVil4'v, Nianx-in XYHSUII, Lurrx' Pivlrv, l'c'1Hfx' l,iuclsvv. Mrs. c:I'ilYL'l'Zlft 55. Tim limmkuut, I ' K ' ' y A R T fpfifdlllllfffj Plus Vf'r.s'rltili1y liqzulls Arfi.s'1.s' N Fw No spvciall lnoml or stutc- of mind is llvcclvd to lllJP1'0Ci2ltl' nrt. JXIIYOIIL' can 1-ujov il, and with thv possvssion of originulitv amd x'c1'sa1tilitV. unvonv can pau'- Hlilllltl' and arc-colnplisl1 rc-sults with thc brush and pzlllvttv. Paga' lfifty-.vi.x' f 'E 3,155 . Left to right: Mary Seelm, David Bertram, Pat Greer, Eddie Allen, Pat Hoover, Carolyn Goar, Mr. Donson. SPEECH Small but mighty! This yearys speech class was small, but the students learned a great deal. Pantomines, readings, demonstrations, and speeches without notes were among our achievements. Page Fifty-seven Front mir, lr'ft In right: Xlr. Nichols, Czuwmlyn ClJllI', -luck Dux is. Svvmul l'Ull'i Denial ll1'l'll'lllIl, Cllmrlvs Alililmtt, -Ivrry Ilurty. llill Svllriii. SOLID GEOMETRY ln this class thc nrt ol reasoning is greatly iiicn-usvnl. This is mic of thc highost stops in tho iiiaitlivxiiutics clusscs taught at H. H. S. This course is ably taught hy Xlr. Nichols. ADVANCED ALGEBRA ln this chlss thoy llll'fllL'l' uclyuiicc- thvir stucly in thc ficlcl of highci' inutlic- matics. PLANE GEOMETRY Sinn- ninth is usvcl in almost l'Yl'l'y ficlcl, thc working knowlvclgc guinccl lieu' will ha-lp in futurv c'ml0a1x'01's. Pugf' lfifly-vigil! .. 4 Q 'i 'ff Q Av Q EM f., HQ M.. M.. Q '25 SE Sex X W l 3 ,Mffgi Hs W, AW Q: f mf fu 5' E as QS gk lfrnnl iuw, lull In rizhl: Pliil Nliuiimrliaiii, Gln-n Chmnlwcll, 'I'humzis Oulu-s, Ruin-r XV0rliin5:. lluvial llil- liri, llivk Filly, Runnin- bmiili, .lun Amnivrmzln. VV:il'1l VVm'l, l,:1rry l'iri'1'1-, Voylv lhilv, Jzwli Davis. Svfond row: Gillis rl Kvrn.-y. llun llvvh-r, liill Mnmu-. lmlzllnl Nivlinlsvn, l7eiix'vr Kzlrns, lmslvi' Alulnnil I n' llnhl, Mills' Fullclx. l I'n'il llfulwvri, Rmlf-rick Hinshaw, lulin l.imlunrV. .Inu l':ull, lVlx'. Ss-ilyiwivk. Third row: Iiuli VVQ-lily, li-ilu-rl liiwmllf, Earl Dallv, Runnin- VV1sl1-y, lmxxrll lVl:xy, Gm-u1'gv Grvvr, Glvnl I r'1l:ln, .l1'1'l'y l4:1sI'nr1l, liill Puwm-Il. Miki- lvllllllljillilll, Hill Shuuli. Raw lic-ml, Garry Hurmol, Runnin' Amlmlisun, lul Marlin. Fourih rnw: llnrrl-II Sn5'1ll'l', Hail Ilziuvr, linlw SL'll'!'lll, Wzlynv linyll, llaviml liislvru, .lim Molvs. Runnin tu-4-r, lm- linux'-mls-i'. .Invk .I+-rrlzin, Iiounurml Snmwlcn, Hill S1-lfrin. Miki- Hnislvy. Fifth row: .lnlin lim-Il, l'liil Mnlmni-y, Miki- Shirk, Dun Hull, 'l'c-:I Duvall, lfrank llzlyc-s, liill Sitzlvr, .Iolin Nwmwq-l:uii1l, I'Ivs-rn-H lllvmrv, lhuvinl lg1'l'll'2ll1l, llryun 'l':1ylm', .lim VVmllnun, Rnprvl' Slmrp. S H O P Xlr. S1'clgwic'lCs slump stnclvnl am- vvry li0l'llllllllt' in liuving an wi-ll 4-quippccl slump lm' llu-ir work. llivx' lr'zu'n to flu an vzlric-tx' ol jolxs. A-Xnimig tlivsv am' xwlcling. lxlnc-print l't'1llllllg. :incl npcrziting Yill'l0llS inzlcliinvs. Upon tlw c'uniplz'tion nl tluc-ii' sliop conrsc, most nl- tlw boys will lw l'l'llQlf' in tulw ll plum- in tlu- worlcl ol' inclnstrx' als skillc-cl invc-lialnics znicl inucliinv mpc-nltors to lwlp msc- tlic- clvinanicl lim' slxillvcl L'l'1llilSIIIl'll. Pffgf' Sixly SHOP EXPERIENCES PROVIDE FUTURE OPPORTUNITIES Pugv SI.X'lIj-UII4' Frmzf wmv, Ivff fo right: Mary Davenport, Priscilla Bowman, Frances Overbey, Mari etta Wri,qht, Miss Ginzel, .Ioan Trisler, Frances Soloman. The Ifloine Economies Department, under the lezldership of Miss Ginzel offers four years of one of our seliool's most interesting and wortliwliile courses Here the girls ure learning to become competent seznnstresses and chefs. Page Sixty-two OFFICE GIRLS Tlie office girls are used to complying to sueli requests as ujudie, will you please go to the shop and get Keith Hz11'vey'r ' 'KMary. please type ll list of prospective gl'ilClllklt6S.,l Mjoyce, see if Jimmy Jolinson is in Room Zlv . . . Left to right: Nancy Bertscli, Judie Kern, Caroline Rogers, Mr. Donson, lzuiiee XVeux'er. Nlury Seelm, Patty Greer. joyee Blutney. EXPONENT REPORTERS These are the people who have been responsible for collecting all the latest news from their organizations and seeing that it got into the papers on time. Left to right: Joyce Mntney, Letty Benson, Ioel Stoneeiplier, Peggy Brown, Ivan Metsker, Mrs. Helm, Marcia NVilson, -Iolinny Stanley. Page Sixty-tlzref' Front row, left to right: janet Gray, Diane Beeson, Keith Crouch. Chris Murray, Betsy Lacey, Loma lloover, Katie Reynolds. Sczfoml row: Larrv Ilartv, larolvn Isaacs, Chris NVichterman Linda Ferrell Chris Beeson Kathy lleath, David llishroi Ilurt Ulcr. l l l Third row: Dnrlin Clainpitt, Raymond VVyne, Sheila Hamilton, Lucinda Beeson, Monte The Goldcn Tiffcr Band has hecome the show niece of Ha ferstown Hi fh. h l . t Under the ahlc direction ot Klr. Niemeyer, the hand played at several convoca- tions and other school activities. Also at hall Games manv of the fans were U 1 greatly impressed as the hand went into many intricate formations. NVQ are looking forward to seeing more of the majorcttes as an added atraction to the hand. Page Sixty-four Humphrey, jim Campbell, Ion Bob Beeson, Don Allen, john Sedgwick, Nick Iarrctt, Sandy Daugherty, Ivan Metsker. Fourth row: Ruth Waite, Eddie Allen, Donna Pass, jim johnson, Mr. Niemeyer, Pal Coomes, Larry Lilly, Roger Manifold, Suannu Abbott, Michael Harris, Sally Detwciler, judy McCormack, Tim Seffrin, Lowell May, Joel Heath. This group, along with the chorus, the girls glee club, the Kombo Kats, and the Harmonettes which is composed of several seventh grade girls, gave an excellent demonstration of their progress this year at the fifth annual spring concert, Features in Sound. Page Sixty-fue BAND CABINET I l'rlIlf l'1lll', lvfl tn rigllls lidcliv All:-11. Xlr. Ni1'lll1'3l'lA. Srwrllcl l'UlL'! Dauitl Dislnru. Ixam Nlc'tskm'1', -lulm H1-clgwirk. .lim Chllxxplwll. liuynm XYj'nr', NIUIIU' lllllllpl11'q'. MAJORETTES lmfl in riglrl: Aluckim- Kvrn, Nlurilyn xvL'lJll, Sumlm NIcCm'xmxcL Ixun Nivtskvr, KZIIUD Muflvorgm-, Autunm llc-an-ox. Ernvstim' Hvtt lllilIlSpi'l'Ql'l'. CHORUS lfrmif row, lvft to riglzl: Bmmic lim-cl, Rutli XVz1itc', Doris Smitli, Mr. Ni:-iiicyvi I ui NIQ-Xvlly, l'riscillu Bnwriiuii. Svmnicl ruin: Part llUUXl'l',xIkll1lCl' NVva1x cr, Marry Dux clipart, Nilllky Bk-1'tscli, Dmiim Bums Sl.airmi Hlimiclvs, Doris Ilvustmi, Linclai 'l'ilYlOI', Tliirrl muh: Alam .-Xniinurmaiii, ,lim Yvstzil, Cla-mi Alordaui, Manta- lluniplm-y, Larry NN lCcl4liL' Allcii. Klux XVo0cls, -lim 'lluylnit lfuurffz row: 'lzunus Bmviiimn, -lolm llumlig Kc-itll llaiiwvy. David Dislmru, Nlilclrccl Puiu .lllllkl Sl0L'lilN'l'gL'l', 'Imly NVim', hlllfly Gray, Vrlgrf Sixtrf-.w'1'r'n 4- ' . rp remember the activities? These are the activities which have helped mold the character of the students of H. H. S. livcaiiisc- of its high idvuls amd alcliivvviiiviits, this has lwcmm- an nzlticm-widm Ul'g1lIllZilfl0Il. .May girl living up to its cmlm- Amd motto lwcolnvs ll iiwn' cultnrccl lllil lll'tfl'l' l'UllllCli'll Yflllllg NVUIIILUI. 1 .X xairiccl svlvction of lJl'0gl'illIIS-l'ClllL'ilti0llill. rcligious. amd liumurous-wais pmviclm-cl hy chili pauticipaition, outsidc spczlkc-rs, amd joint incctiiigs with thc Ili-Y Tha- iiiipix-ssiw' lormnl initiutimi, comlmim-d with thc Xl0fllK'l' amd lJilllQllfl'l Iwi, is zllwuvs un important part ul' thc' alctivitv. Y-TEEN CABINET l l'4PlIf rmr, lwfl In rigllt: Nlrs, llvhii, Qlauivt xVill'll1'l' Hairy Sm-lm, lhllti Nil-lmlsun, Nlxlrilin l.mds4-x, Plnllis Lum-li, Nlam-in Wilson, Pat Ilnmvi, C.1imlvii C-our. Sri-mul wut Put lfomiu-s, In-am NIL-N4-llv, Lvttx' licnsmi, XVilm4i NYurl, Lindam llkllxvl' I 5I,flrnii lllnmulvs, lhyllis SL-uit, liininic- lim-d. I i Pugz' Sl'l3l'Hfij Y-TEENS Front row. Ivft to right: Carolyn Miller, Norma Rliodns, Mary Brooks, Bcw-1'ly Scott. Bt-rtlia Kcrncy, JoAnn Paul, Rosaliv Stonnn, Marilyn Lindsey, Patti Nicholson, Carolyn Goar, Marcia NVilson, laniu- YVOax'c1', Patti' Crt-t-1', Xlarv SL-cb, Ruth Odell, Barbara Tnttvrow, Plwllia Cont-li. Svrolzll row: .loycc Nlatllcy, Phyllis Scott, Pcggy Bc-1-son, Cvraldinc llowcll, Hull: Ann XYaitv, Marilyn Sager, Joann Fonst, Susan Trotlr, Franc-Us Ovt'x'lwy', Cram' 'l'nttm-row, Gloria Xlillc-r, janv Hagvn, Pat Iloovcr, Nancy B'0l'fSL'l1, Mrs. Ilclni. Third row: jackiv Korn, Erncstint' Blillvr, Carolyn Sliiclmla, Bltl'lJtll'.l NVari'm-l, liita flYL'l'iJ4'5'. -Indy Nlvtskcr, -Indy Ralwl, Snanna Abbott, joy Bakvr, Sharon Shelley, Elaine Rinkvr. Sandra Xlt-Corinat-k, Blartlia Fnson, Cciicvicvc Favoritv. Kay May. Ifourllr row: -loycv xvtlfllitlll, Mc-lva NIL-ssvr, -lanct Brown, Nikki Tlialls, 'Iam' Fislwr. -laukic NVooclwartl, Alanct XVtll'lIl'I', Pvggy LillClSl'f', Linda Bakvr, La-tty Bt-nson, Bonnim- lim-ul. Wilma W'orl, -lncliv Km-rn, Priscilla Bowman. Fifth rolL': Klaclivtli l.lllSf1'1'l1OltZ, Karvn Bowlnan, Pat Coolnvs, 'Ianicm' lDllIlgll4'l'tf', Sluaron Iilioaclc-S. Cllora l7r1'c'man. Pugz' Sl'lTl'IlfIf-Ulll' Hl-Y CABINET Front row, left to right: Doug Snyder, Robert Roth. Svcnml row: Don Barnhart, Mr. Nichols, joel Stonccipher. 'I'11inr1 row: lohn Cook, Dick Stohlcr, lcrome Dincs, HI-Y As one of the two religious organizations in the school ,the Hi-Y club is attempting to raise the standards of high school boys. The purpose of thc club is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Emphasis is placed on a four-fold life: mind, body, spirit, and service. Some of the projects that the Hi-Y has carried out this year are: painting the football and basketball schedules on the bulletin board in front of the gym, a coat check at basketball games, the Can Can Dance, and a joint meeting with the Y-Teens. Page Seventy-two Hl-Y lfrnnt run: lvff to right: Nlr. Nichols, Don B'ill'lIlHll't, -lim Xvilfllllilll, clllill'll'S B1'2ll'Cl, Clvrallrl Smillu. Srmnzff rnrr: .lm-I Ilwxtll, lvrrx' Hans. Iulm Sm-oil. Tim Bcmkwml. c:i'l'1llKl NVis1-m-r, lialyllmlu uw. 'l'l1ir1l wut Xlilw Iluislvy, Hoge-r Slmrp. xvilylli' Boyd. Clmck VVlIlll'l'5. Nlzlrlc l,Jll'SHIl5 lxurt Ulm-r. Fflllllll mu? -lon-l Stolmn-ciplu-1', Ivan Xlctslwr, Duzmc Lzlmlm, Runnin- Aclclison, 'lvrry B2lSl'0I'll wx c XVlllilIlS01l, lun Bc-vson, HL-x Hood, Curx' llurmcl, Rogvr xVCI'klIlg. Fifth rnw: Bill Scllrin, Dick St0lll1'l', Nliku Crum, Clmrlcs Almlmott, Xvillll NVw1'l. lA1ll'I'f l,i'I'L'l', Cc'zmrgc cll'l'l'l', Clxris Bvvsun, Durlin Clalmpitt, Bob Roth. llrlgz' Sc'rz'11Iy-lllrvr' GIRL SCOUTS lluis naar in llzuu-rstoxvnn High School tlu-rv worm- thru- Svnior Girl Svout Troops- lu-slimaui l1oonINo 60 Soiliomorm Ixoom No ll :ml nn . P' A I . ' , .' I ' l . ' z I ior Troop No. 27 :incl two Intvr- Illl'lllIltl 'l'roops-ilu' SK'Y1'lllll zlml Eighth Cralclv Troops. 4 I lu' S4 moi lloo is li ul sm xml nl sm IXILI Bro acts ilu lumlqii'ni'tn-i's :incl lmliy salt on lilva-tion Daly, clvconllc-cl thu' Conmiiinity Cliristmus 'I'i'c-v, :mc 1-cl il lruit lmslwt for ilu- Stull- llospitzil at Nr-w Castia-. Sn-xl-rail of thu- girls alssistm-cl ut tlu Dry Crump lust Mui' :incl haue' ussislvcl the otliz-r Troop l1.'1llll'l'S :ls Progrzun Aids this wiiilvi' .'- ' 'A lf ia J ' 1 5 -' 1 --5 's yn-air. 'l'lu- girls ussislm-cl ut thc' pivuiiirl Ilw troops lmw' In-lfl lmpvr L'0lli'l'll0llS ziml solcl Cirl Scout Cookivs. .X sp orl night Wals ln-lcl in On-lolu-r as ai iiioum-5' llllllilllg projcut. 'l'Iu lllll'l'lllUlllllll' Troops him- workm-cl on thc-ir i'1-qrlilul work aural also solml Girl SL-on rolxia' EXPLORER SCOUTS 'lihis is llw highvsi lJl'ZlllL'll in SL'illltlllf'. This ivan' ilu- lioys worlivcl for tha' lwtl4'i'- lIl1'lll ol ihvir Cfllllllllllllty. Tlici' li'1ll'lll'll ailmoul tlw inm-r workings ol our govurn- uncut lui xisiting tho lPglSliltllI'l' all liimlizlilai- polis. 'l'lll'0llQll thc-sv projects, the-5 cvrtaiiiily slioulcl ln lic-ttvr viiim-ns in tlu- coniiminiti. K -9' M A i f if 1 4 R M-3 5 Q s vpw?'1, -J gm x 5 yin eg A, 2 4 A 4 a ,QM fr 1 V J was S . 5: xi QM? f 1 Y 4358, vg.t I ,f,..3.1,l 5 K , fi? mna!nV 'fwasslw A Mp, 'X x ws 5-0' Q, fa 1 sw ,. J gr ,Yi WW we. xx xi . .- Ji. irq QASFWVI iv b . at 65519 . f' Vx 211 my , all 'KW I 2,4 W f W' . W x . . K ,gg ' -4 : . W I , -. gh N 7 '? 5 yt 5 if , ,gg 4 ' ':E:E:,5 ' :':ff,,h,. A' .4-. K, ' , 5 4 -, FX , V ,... ' 3 , A J , H- .,, I. : 4--...Q , 'V , Q ,Q 'rr . , 1 2 1' ' ,...--.gy W, - ' U H N ff E I , A K is -- K wx, W 1, A -f JR. RED CROSS Front row, left to right: Carolyn Shielwla, Pa ty Cree! Mss rum mln hun Many Sul, lettg licnsun, Linda linker, Jun Beeson, Donna Pass Jerry Har Nllkt Hxlsle Janne We.-lux Juan Nivhulsun. Srcond row, left to right: Judy Rahel, Jane lfxshex P t. VN xllter Ballilll Wnfnl I nn Mmtsux Glnra Freeman. .lim Juhnsnn, .lnhn Handy, 'l'im Buukuut Smslv Diuphertw JUNIOR RED CROSS :Xt luolnc, oxrr thc nation. und across tht sm-us, tht- junior Rvcl Cross sc-1'x'L-s voluntarily wlu-rm-vcr' il nc:-cl exists. JR. RED CROSS CABINET Front row, left to right: Janice VVeaver. Second row: Milu- Haislt-y. Third row: Putty Grn-Pr, Miss lfrnm. .lumlit Kern. Fourth row: Ivan M1-Lelu-1'. Nl F. H. A. Frlllll row, left to right: Rv.-aliv Slmnln, -luxxlill Vaul, livrtha !ivl'lxL'y, Vhylliw Cum-h, Ruth Ocluli, Valli Niviwlsull, Mary lirmmks, Gcralmiim' Huwull, l'vg3:y lim-BUI1, .luyvv Wmrlarsl. Miss Ginzvl. Svrond raw: Mn-Iva M4-sm-V, Linzia llryan, Juan Shnwklvm-, .lam-t vluhnsun, Sandia Mc'CnrmaL'k, Iilaim- ink:-r, Emily f'Ie-uhurn, Sandra Marsh, Wilma Smilh, lin-lf-n Mormw, .luyvu 'l'u1tn-ruw. Marilyn W1-hh. Third row: Saluira l'm-lilvvufi, Pam Gurnlmi, .lu Anna Hllmphrvy, Donna Pass. Doris Smilh, Judy iwliln-l'Lwi'. Mildrn-ul I'im-1'c'v, Mary Ilan-npnri. .lan-kin' VVnmlual'mi, .lam-I W':u'm-r. .luallnv Vlark, lfuurlh row: .lmly Vifinv, .lumly Gray, Donna Harm-H, Rn-na ling:-rs, Gvmwgia Jnhusmu. Carolyn Rh--inharlll. I!wu'l'ly Gr:-mary, Sharm! Ilalu, Kara-n Halo, Kar:-ll liuwman, .lam-1 Iiruwn. Fifih raw: Suean Shalfvr, l's-guy lirnwli, I' l'Il1':4IiIl0 H1-Hn1:ul1sxwl'Lxv1', l'ar4vIim- linux-Vs, .-'Xulumn H4':n'ux. 'l'ln- llulm-5 ui .'xlIli'I'iL'.liN ikllllfl' am- in lin' iIQlIlliN oi ilx Nlilliihn This is till' Illlklllillg ui i.Il..-X, an vxprvswmi lll lix t'lIlili1'lll. l'11ci4-1' limi- NlllN'l'XiNi0ll ul' Xliv llinm-I, tlwx 5I3Ull5Ul'l'li an Iva lux' lin- installation uf Uiilk'4'l'N, L'll-NllUIlNUl'l'ii tin' SiI1lllll'Ul'ix IJJIIUK' xxllil iiu' i'.I'..'X.. :incl sulmi plvs al norm H1 tin' 1 nivle-rlzl an an IIIUIIUX-Ill2lixlllQ p1'ulm'a'l. lla' glrlx tnlmln-ci nil llwn' null' in 1lill'lliilllg c.lllC'l'.l!ll.l .11 f,lllL'lIlIl1lil. F. H. A. CABINET Front row. In-il lu right: H1-rlha Km-rnvy, l'1'L!liy lion'- gnn, lh-vm-rly film-gravy, V01-UIY lllwwli, JoAnn Paul. 4' Sc-valid raw: 1l1nXllll:l Hum' 1 rw-y, Miss lnnzol, Iiwaln Stumm. WA , ii ev. E pmailu PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE TEAM WAYNE COUNTY CHAMPIONS Left to right: .Iuhnny Stanlvy, I r a n k Hayes, John Boll, Holu Snyrlvr, Front row. left to right: Hcmuxwi Wm-ilur. .lim Hrmvll. Second row: 'Ferl Duvall, Keith Hnrvvy, .lure Paul. In H0rsh:1l1v1', liill Cumlcl: 'lhird row: Ml, Smith, Bill Puwfll. Juhnny St:-mlm-y, Rub VVvlxb. Pngf' Sf'rf'1:t11-rzim' F. F. A. l l'onl rum. In-fl ln right: Imxinl Cain. I.:iri'5 'l'l1urmrsnli, l':i1l5 Kiwi-1' lk'li:uplm-I' Swv:-Ili:-zirll, Mr, Smith Su-oiirl row: llminiv Gurziril, .luhn lVln'Cullmluli, l'hil Davis, l'Ii'vi'm-tt lVl1mrv. 'I'hird rnw: Hill Slmuli, .lm-I. lk-rlwrli. .lim Coy, 'l'im Nownxull, Ilzlrrv lluwvll, Km-ilh llzilwvy. Kvlh-3 l'1x:lll, Huh VV4-hh. Fourth row: .I-:hu llvi'-lunlufu-, .Inv Kirlxninn, Phil Nlxilmm-y, llmxzn-ll NVviIn-x'. l iflh row: 'linux Oulwx. llill l'w-wx-ll, l':u1l l isli4-r, 'llwl ln-xull, Sixth rnw: Iiill Khluln-i', Iiuh Sunil:-l', Mulwin Smilh, l l'1lllli lluyw. S1-H-liih ruw: .lm-la Jsrrlzun, llanrm-ll Slzywlz-V, .lm l':iul, linux-r Nl:mil'nl1l, .lim llziuln-r, .luhnny Slzmlvy, U nxvr l'x:il'lls, .luhn liz-ll, Eighth row: Wvmlm-Il lmlm-, Xlilw .lur1l:m, l'h:irlm-s Dnuur, .lim lluxu-II. 'I'hv I I X l ll'lllUllll urgllni7'11i4m ul lime stuclxiiw 'lQl4lL'lllllll4l' L-ujml-fl gmutln-r lmnmw u ll. 'I'Iu- 'Wifi lnmx lizl1'lin-ipgllvcl in all cullhli, cliilrivl. Nl'K'llUIlill, :mil nmni sinh' vxvuls. XXIIlllllIQ .1 limi x xlum- ul lhm' ll4llIlll'N, lhv lm-ul L-lnlplvl' 1'm-c'1xc'cl lhx' slip:-rim' cliailwlvr 1m':1l'cl lmm lhf- X-llllblllll lslbllllililllilll. Tlu- .mmml l'l1lllll'l' mul Sun lglllIlllll!'i Q-limgm-fl tha- f'l'1ll'. 511 me-His:-ml l :u'lu lJI'ilK'llK'l' illlll lhm' l .l ,.-X. nn-lmul l1lI'IIl wviv lhm' lIlll'gI'.ll paris' ul ilu-ir l . IHIIIQIYIIII ul null. llu- vllzilbtvl' Ill-lllllillll4'kl :1 llm-lc ul rn'gixlm'l'vcl ffm'rivcl:ll4' Slll'l'l1 auuml lJl'HllllL'l'll lull lm' lhm- llfwlx cm lhm-ii' l'1'llll'll lzrrm. liL'ill'IlillQ hx cluing, clzwn-lupixigf lm'aul1'l'sllip alluililx xml cilin-mluilm 1'llt'IllIIl3.l5N lhv l .l ..X. in tha-ix' IllilllX an-lixitiw. 1'ug1' lzlghlgf twt with luis spot-ull. l Am ll Cu1'11pickc1'. F. F. A. Front row, left to right: Gm-nv Lilly. Howard Weller. Second row: Keith Harvey, Te-nl Duvall, Juv Paul. Mr. Smith. Johnny Stzutlug SPEAKING CONTESTS llowaml xVK'lll'l' won lst in tlu- F.F.A. strirt lllllmlic Sl71'illilI'Ig cltlIllt'il, lst in flu' cticmazl Cmltvst, :mtl Qntl in tllt' Stzttv Con- FIRST AID 'lliv lirst nicl c-lalss nivt mu-li wt-vlx clnrinfg tln- alctivitv pvriocl. lt is opvn to 1 . nrymu- in tln- si-xx-ntln nncl 1-iglitli grnclcs. llnclvr tln- LfllillklllL'i' nl' Xlr. Sc-clgwick, tlicy lc-an'm'cl. annong 0tlll'IA things. tlu ixilriuic-in-s ol lmnclnging. stopping lmlc-ccling. lifting un injnrvcl pm-rson. unc lrtlln-lall 1'vspl1'11t1rm. l irxI mir. frff In liglzl: l.4n'rx l,illx', Cflntis Xlnrrnx, Ivrrx' Nlm'F:xrlnml. Dick Svllrin l vyllis Ill'I'lI'ilIlI. Knrvn Stmviox, Snsnn Kill-fliltl, ICIIQVIH' xv1ll'Ill'l'.,Nl'lS Stl'PlK'llSl'll. Swrvnul l'1I1l'I Kam-n llurvri, Clzlyla' limnl, Linclzl xllIl'l'llf', Xvilllilll l'nrclnc, lillldil llim'lmi'l lintlu llauiy, lnlun Swinclm-ll, Im' llalislvv, Frvcl llnru'x'. 'l'fli1'rl mu: xllllf lll'tlI1'l'lUl'4l, Sully' lDUlIglll'l'lF, Carole' lim'sl1'1', l'nnl l,1'c'kn, Slit-lin llillllilltlll llllll Kult:-r, Ilnxicl l m'clvl'ii-11, .linnvs l'is'1'u', Dvlnn' l'ivli1'lt, .Ivrry NiIll'llill'l. Nick qlnrrvt Clnrin XX il'lllt'l4Il!2lll, Xlr. Si-ilgwit-k. l'n,gr' lfigllly-lu'n 4-H First row, left to right: Peggy B4-caon, Mary Hetherford, Marcia Whitehair, Wanda Perdue, Carols' Resler, Linda Murray, Jane Hazen, Michael Harris, Barbara Bavendcr, Karen McCoy, Cheryl Davis. Second row: Jackie Woodward, Janet Warner, Geraldine Howell, Elizabeth Clark, Donna Pass, Katie Reynolds, Marilyn Webh, Nancy Bertsch, James Hershauer, Vernon Bulmer, Steve Lilly. Third row: Wilma Worl, Phyllis Scott, Joyce Matney, Joyce Woolard, Jan Ammerman, Phil Davis, David Cain, Gene Lilly, Denver Karns, Steve Davis. Fourth row: Keith Harvey, Steve Worl, Howard Weilcr, Jack Bertsch, Quinton Knapp, Bruce Fleming. Fifth row: John Scott, John Howell, Bill Conder, Chris Beeson, John McCullough, Bill Powell, Lee Reynolds, Chris Wichterman, Tom Setfrin. Sixth row: Virgil Bulmer, Jim Hagler, Darrell Snyder, George Greer, Ronnie Garard, Mike Couch, John Hershauer, Eugene Warner, Johnny Stanley, Roger Davis. Seventh row: Kurt Oler. 4-H OFFICERS Front row, left to right: .Iudy McCormack. John Her- shauer, Barbara Ravencler, P1-lilly Beeson, Geraldine Howell, Phil Davis, Michael Harris, Sara Hoffman, Wil- ma Worl, Phyllis Scott Joyce Matney. Second row: Mr. Smith. Jack Bertseh, Janet Warner, Jackie Woodward, Katie Reynolds, Bill Powell, Bob We-lib, Larry Howell, Howard Weiler, Gene Lilly, Jimmy Howell. lfrnril rnir, lwfl In riglil: Cliiris l31'c'snii, Slim' NVilkinscm. Srwmul run: In ICIIQ-n XllllLfl'5M'l', lmttx' B1-iisnii, Lincizi liaxiui. Dnriin Clziinpilt, Pwxm-rlx Kivgnry. IH-ggi Iirmxn. i 'lillifll run: liniu'i't ilzlim, livin Hutii, Hmm He-ml, llwnrgm- c:l'l'l'l', 'Inn Fu-vsnii. L A T I N C L U B In Latin Q-lzissvs wv final tim! l,11tin is unot us ciwici als it conicl iwi' sin:-1' mm' 00 pm' vc-nt oi' lingiisli worcis am' of Latin origin. NVQ' lcurn also that Iloinaln rnltnn- nncl gmvriiiiic'iit linw- lizici Ll grvait iiifilwiicv on our civiliziitioii. Iins vs-:ir we- Inu 1- Ofglillllliii zi lmhn cinim iliilililtlxli with tlw staltv and Ilklllfilllli Cluipti-rs ni' tlw -lnnim' Cllaissicul 1,1-ziguv. XVQX pzirticlilmiy viijoyc-cl Llttl'INlil1g tin- iiiclizniai Cf. l,. Cfniixviifinii at Bull Stzltv. Tin- must viilwtaiiiiiiig iivzitiiw ni' tlim' vom' is tin' limnun liziliqiivt. wlwn- ws in imnrlzi 1 tnnics Swv' tin' tujfzl-chill f'lll'StS. ' i H H Pug' I'ii,LfllfIj-fillll' HONOR SOCIETY Tho purpose of this organization is to create am vnthusiusm for scholarship. to stimuhltc 21 desire' to rcndvr sewvicc, to promote worthy leudcrship, and to l'IK'OIlI'2lg0 thc clevelopiiiciit of good chz1ructe'1' in pupils of Hagerstown High School. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Front row, lvft to right: Mary Scvh, Mr. Nichols. Sccmul row: -IillliL'l' xV4.'2lX'l'I', Put Croc-r, Nlilffiil NVilson. 'l'l1i1'1l fllllfi Vovlc' Dah-, Num-v Burtsch, Klux. llvhu, Nh: Nicmcym-r, N112 Bill'lllIilI'f, Mrs. llmwixiv, Mr. Douson, Carolyn flour. N Page I'Ii,gl1t11-fin' UU EPITOME STAFF l.1' I In rifflzlz l'antli Xia-lmlwn, aluiw' XVs'aix'm-i', Nllflllil lilimlua, liutli Oclcll, Nlalrciu XYil5mi I N ,I Pit llomw-i', NI11 llmiscm, B2ll'lJ4ll'1l 'llllfll'l'UXV, Daniel Bl'!'ll'lll11. Xlrs. Dc-vim-, Ilvrmm- Dim-s vi-rt linkin. linsnlis' Strumn. -lm' Pillll, 'lolm B4-Il. ffa'nIr'r: xlilfy S4-4-li, Ciurulixi flour. Lust mimitc rush cam onli' llllilll llllOtlN'I' lmiggvr and In-ttvr lipilonu' for '57 Xvltll Ciumlvn Clozu' livzlcling this yc'zu s stuff. ull thi- nivinlwrs will ilgl'Cl' it's rtli thc' vllort to lwlp in soinc-thing w0rtlm'liiln'. Pngr' liigllly-.xix EPITOME STAFF liditur .....,7, .,,, C :AROLYN GUAM .-Xctivitic-s .... ,,-l3,x1:1mn,x 'l'v'1 l'1a1mw, , . . , l',x N 2 1, .-Xssmstalnt 1i,cl1tu1' H ...,,, -XIAIKY Slilili H' H HU NOX M-L Xlxmlu XYHSUX Pvopla- , A -- ,,,, I,llWl.l.l!s Clrmuzll ' 'A 'A I A' 1 f- 0 -1 . IKos.xl,1r1 S'1'ox1A1 Wm D' H S Xu-tg lm, Pwl XVill :md c:i1ll'l1llill' .-7,,,,,,,. l',x'1' lim-in-Ln, I ' 'wnimvg BFI PAT' lloovun, Xulxxm HIIUDLS Cllmm Dum Blxwmul .luuiur licplrscxmtutiw ,,,,, -IIQHUNIIC Dimes vl,-KNICIC XVIC.-XYPIR SOPh0lll0l'l' lh'p1'csmltaltix'm' ,,A,.. Bon lirwll EPITOME STAFF Lvff In right: vlilllifl' xVL'ilX'Cl', Patti Nicholson, Put llooxcr, Ruth Odvll, Nl2ll'L'ikl NVilmn. lJilX'ill B'Q'l'tl'Ll1ll, Mr. Donsou, Bz11'bz1rz1 'I'llttCl'OXK', Nlrs. Dcvinc, -ICYOIIIC Dim-s, llusnlic Stmnm. Im- Paul Robvrt Ruth. Cw1ta'1': Nm'1nK1 lilmdus, Xlury Sec-lm, Carolyn flour. -Iulm BL-ll. Page Iiiglztzf-.svuclz ln'-I mir. lr'fl In iighl: Nlrs. 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Nonxmx CAli'l'l'1ll Axm' FUl,l.muc:n'r , Dlcmczxo Gu'rumic NIIIJ1' SANIJIGIIS liuctx O'llAn.-x ,, Tum' Plf1'l'l'IllSON , , Xin. lhciu.-um IJI-IYICNIIXLIC iVanc'y Bcrl.s'a'li i Pat Greer HIlI'INll'll Tllffwozl' , CIIIYPIUII Com' AIlll'l'iII U'il.v0n Pnl Nicflmlsmz Mary S0011 - Hull: 011011 ,I1111ir'r' u,I'1lUl'l' A P111 Iloouvr CIlmr1r'.s Abba!! . luck Davis fowl Sf0lll'l'il7I1l'l' , Mika' Ilrlislvy W Voylz' Dall' jim Czlnzplwll , Jl'l'l'if Ilflrly .M ,, Ax l 3 2, 4 ,,M Q, ff 'gf 5 qA if gg ,hw M. F X A 6 Q Amfie- mf P i . . y 3 S i at f fi 5 f . km? 3 W: 'M-MQW 4 is :gfaffeaisi M., ix N X K 'isif 5 , N 1., P E S Q is 5+ W .wg lmul mu, lflt In rlglzl: -IRUIICI' xxl'llXl'l', Bill'IJlll'1l 'l'1xtfc'1'uxx', Num-y Bxl'l't5k'lI. Nlaux S I llll Nnlurlwn lilltll Ucl ll XIIIIIXII l L' , . 1 Lilnclscv. Srrmul ruur 'Im-I Sl17Ill'l'il5lll'l'. limlalif- :Xllc-11. Nlcmts' llllIIllDlll'L'f', Dauifl B1'l'll'1lIll In .Xxczuc Xl.mc:.-x1uf1'1' A l,um:,ux1c IXI'l l'Y , Xlns. Nlmmow Xin. Xlrmmm' .IM K , S XIH' , X I .-uwlx 1 I.-xx:-Z IVUNY XIAINJII-Y , l'vl'l'l S SENIOR PLAY CAST II II Seventeenth Summer Pug' Ninvly hlllllifl' XVl'Ill'l'l' .VIIIIVU l3f'rl,s'r'l1 lirlrlulrrl TllHl'I'0llS .xlllfilffll l1ilHl.S'f'ff , Mary S1'1'la Iflflflif- Allwn S ,lurk Df11'i.s' IMl'ifl Hf'I'fl'lllH ,lrwl SImu'1'ipf1r'1' 7 Pri! Nif'lml.s'm1 Mmzlc' llHllI,Illl'f'!j , 1111111 Orlwll jvrrzf llarlgf HM i Y . 3 . 1 X3 h d Q J gf, Y xt: NGK: Q , W, I x V 'YN 5 Ir ,mum lfnll 11'frmI14'.x, 'IIIH' gl'rllf'fu1ly 1l1111V4'1'i11!I' ' RH Urn irlrliwllrrmllzlr NIPUIIVIILI APSODY IN BL II11' IIIIIIIIIVSVIIIOI' I,l'OIIl IS IIN- L-Iimux 10:1 Imsx' sm-izll sulsmn. IIN Class UI III-37 clmsn- nlilmallxsrlcly in Ill' ,- I I I I - I. gui' Im' IIN- I9496 Q1'a1cI1l1ltvs. Ihm-ingIn-m-utI141sI1innnv1'ing can upy of Imluv 4mgvI Imir. aunong the Iiqurinvs of music-iams. and to IIN' mu- wlc of Ilvrkx' XViIIu'Im. IIN' IIQICIIIIX' wtmlvllts. :md Q,lIl'SfS c-ujm'c'cI am vw'- ning oI' sph-mlm' amd rmnzmtic- vn- I . c'II:lntmm'nI. Pngr .xvillffff-IIl'tJ I hear music! Our fuculfy f1'if'mI.s?.' Page Ninvty-tllrcf, X I W 'Wiz NMR NME .M Rv I D :iss K. N ,, MWQ P , hi S Nh - i53,u A i ' . A3EE A, J, w,,..f...... . --nav ' , 5 ll 'us n xx ,, w I remember the athletics? These are the boys who have made the H. H. S athletic program outstanding. 2 j 3 4 5 K QW Q Q I, sg S? s , Q 2, .. K V X' E 5 . , E NW ,... . x ,M 4 .. 'M 2 ,M gwwwi A SM, ..?W.1,x.:,k ,wt ix.,..vi:.g, ' ff' W .w Q! L mf WS ' QQ. 'MA LMQQ ML ,M x Q 'A ' wx ' ' ' 4 5:55-IIE' ' A f, 'Z . 'V' 1 + x x x ' X 'S 5 , ,tk ,.,... . , w Y Q M .::a::, sk Q.. 7 4 ru Q Q f ,L f AL 5 K ,,,, S. 6 KV ww Y , ' R, w 'f A M . ,. . .. mx. 5 K ,gi ' g x w ' ,- sl . . W M A w Z' ein .,...... ., Aa n Q .L ,. I :-, V 3 5, A f V eg 4 My - 'f E I H! if QQ 4 ,, iw 2 -1 ffffkgvgiyfwxw wweii .W N 1? , mf i t A5 , . Www.-K if ,M ,QS . ffm P fr w,f-M, .::.f:f j la Y' I Fx 45 - .. , . . X sd' , V 1 , 2 , EWWE., -IES fg -e 'WF X l - -9 ..- A w Q ja' -' f 51 ! ,pf I sw ., - . W 'J .,: ,VS BEST SEASON YET The Tiger football squad of 1956-57 had a very successful season. Led by Coaches Rav Reed, Barnev Scott, and Robert Nichols, the Tigers romped through , . a very tough schedule for a 6-2-1 record which is the best season they have cver had. llkl c:ABll'BELL, Guard jllkl Cor, Guard Vovmi DALEI, Ilulfbuck Page Ninety-seven W ' ' N .1 , A H.UZlERS'POW.N HIGH SIHICIUL F00'l'llA LL SCIIE DULI msn umm rm Rl I AUG. 31 WINCIIES'l'ER SlSl'fP. 7 SlCl l'. lfl FAIIRMOUNT' sxsrfr. 21 1 DINBUB41 fsm r.:es n,x'mss'1m..1a V ,in:'r. fs PARK nerr. ua RUSIIVILLE cnzutq I2 L, 01 Z'l'. 23 I UAMBRIDGIS' CITY - This is tlu' tough schedulc that couclws Ray Recd md Bumv Qcott flped in thc- 1956 gridiron scuson. Nluua llfxlsu-:x', llul bark Lxnm NN hmmm I ml l,u:u IJ.-wus, Q7lHll'H'l'1Itll'k f Pugr' Ninvly-r'i,gl1t ling:-r Burgc-ss, Tom S1-ffrin FOOTBALL MANAGERS 1:14 -lolxlmx. 1 ulllmf'k Blu. Sli1 l4'lilN. Glmrzl lhnzun Sll.Xlil', q,HIllfl'l'IJll! Pugz' .Vilwtlf-Him' Tlu- footlmll tozun in action mx II.xl.l., Cluurzl lion xvlilili, Iinzl Y if ' , 1 ' HA.: 1-- 3 1 .a 5 w VIIQI' Om' llunclrvrl VA.. f N582 6 f f , X M 'ef N is Aftww Q W ,F KI fm First ruw. In-il ln righl: .lzwk Davis, Churln-Q Ahlmmt, Davis! lk-rtrzlnm, Vnvlf- Huh 1-cinnd row: Rnlu-rl llwmlgsl ' l'hlrd rnw: Milu- Huislf-y. Hill Sm-tT'riu, Divk Sluhlor, John D2lX'iN, .lx-ru-y Imsluuwl. iw-Www H XLS Zixifnx X SSH ii M Hemi 2 f i:w.mf'x1xr1. vuinsiw ' Nl zu' mm 3? 5155 mi XHX 27 i'uIX!x1XI1i3 XHX .TSkiXN3Eiigif1f IHA I IIIIXIN Hi. MIX 3:5 xi Q x N wif llll' Ihll .IXX .IXX l'l1N FYI! ll' I If I-' I' I! QU xllUllI.l,lUX!X :va :xx ll nun xmm :xx H nmumxsun zu NlXl'lll'N'ltl'N I rxxxm xr I IN ne. 51 xl umm 15 SIXNNISXIXIMX --'f 4 l'Xgl'l'llXl!,l,1f Mil T i,2Si.SAXxE: DL! H i,E!RS'i!E's Ulf if i'!!ll'EE XX!! .PX'Xl h'Siifll!NiiU!N JXXK HEXlxIliSs .I KX 15 l'X1HX1Xl'l'X l'E HN HYI'l,'w'sli,I! In Rn c .- ...-n BASKETBALL Coaches Barney Scott, Hay Reed, and Robert Nichols were well satisfied with the results that the Tigers gave them in 56-57. The boys ended the season with a 12 win, 6 loss record, and thatys playing basketball. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Ronnie Clarard, Alohn McCullough, jerry Davis. Second row: Larry Jester, jerry Hays -loel Heath, jaunes I-lnglcr. Third row: Wendell Dale, Bill Murray. Aliininy Buhl, Lester Abbott. ALWAYS READY T0 HELP Student inanagers-Lester Abbott. Ylltllll Selfrin, and Roger Burgess. Page Om' llumlrerl Tllrce THE FUTURE TIGERS I'ir,sl rnuy lvff In riglrl: lim lilwrl, -Ivrry Hap, liuxnllim' Amlcliwml, lun-In llzlx lim-cl. Srwul-rl rmr, lwff tu right: liulwc-1'l W'ilc'y, -lilllllly ,lUl!llSUll, Billy u-II, Stl-xv XVilkinsrm, Cvrzllcl Slmrp. flfmrfl ! 4n'wrml l m'u'urr1 Pug' Om' llrlrxclrwl lfrlur f,Il.Xlll.lz5 qXlusn'1 1 llxvm I3r:n'l'lmxl Xcnmi IJ.-ul JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM lfrfmt, lwfl fu righl: Rlillllil' Shook, Sta-xr Davis, Darryl Pass, Kurt xVilkiI1SUIl, Duvicl -lun Km-ith Crouch. liflvk: Xlr. Nichols. Manx Brown, Rogvr Davis, David Kuttcr. Ecldiv XVl'2lY1'l'. Qluzx DAx'1s Nllxn: 1lA1s1.m Blu. SEl lflilN Guard Guard Guam' Page' Om' llumlrvzl Fin' CHEERLEADERS lm!! iw riglll: ,l4'.lII XIIII XIc'Y1'llx'. XYHIIIQ1 XYm'l, ilrau-4' vl1llllC'I'UXX Nl'UHl' lions:-:lu lilunnw Imlx in I'f1g1' Um' Illllzrlrwel Six .asia ff, 5 gg: M' Q J A .R , in 5 il 5 , X 4 GJ 4 sg 5 5 :ii ,aj ling H14 if Q D -nf lifts! l'UIlA. lvfl to ligllfl Chuck xVillt0l'S, IYZIII h1L'tSk1'l'. Hoh Svffrin. :mul rout Larry .l1'Sil'l'. Str-vu xvilkillSlTl1, Cir-orgc Sluaiiiiw, couch, .lovi Stom'viphc-r. Jv fw.All GOLF This is ll sport which is vcry popu- lar in our communitv heczulsv wc houst ll vc-ry fim- Country Club coursv in closv proximity to llugvrstown. lntvrcst in this sport has grown in thc past fcw yours and promiscs to continue- us ai major hohhy for hoth stuclvnts amd aulults. Pugr' Om' llilnrlrfrl Iffiglil af x s -f in-sg, BASEBALL Baseball is the national sport and this, as well as any other, must start early in a boys life if he is to appreciate the activity as he should. I'I21gC1'St0W11'S interest in baseball is not phenomenal but this year more boys came out for baseball than in any year in the recent past. XVe are looking forward to the time when some boy from Hagerstown will break into the Big League. First row, left to right: jack -lortlan, ,lack Dax is, Larry NVQ-rking, Dick Stohler, john Davis. Second row, left to right: lolin Swovelantl, Robert Brooks, Bryan Taylor, Ierrv Basfortl, lohn Cook, Coach Barney'Seott. ' Q Page Our' llumlrvrl Nine lfim! row, lrff In right: ,luck llalvis, jimmy Alolmson, Dawid Cain, l.zu'ry l,ii'l'L'l', Us-mlcl Slmrp. Swonfl l'Ull'J Hill Powell, Don limxxlmrt, .lim l'icrcv, lim lim-ml, Tim Nm-wnum. -ll'l'l'f liz:-vibolil, Nonnim- Aclclison. TRACK 'l'1'au-lx is primurilx' il sport for inclividlmls. Truv. H10 truck tczun wins OI lows in most of thc' n'x'c'11ts. This vm-ur wc' luuv oniovvcl watching our boys run on our nc-xv truck. XV4 lmu- ll1'l'Il thrillvcl to rm-ulizv that our 8 lzmc track is one ol' thc bvst in tlw stem for il school om' sim: To our sl1pL'1'i11t1'11cl1-:lt and school lmourclvs fur sightvcllwss and intcrcst in altlmlc-tics wc- wzmt to cxprcsx our alpplvcizltiouw. Nvxt vc-zu' our confvrcncc truck meet is to lx- hold in Hagerstown and wx 4-xlwct grvzlt sucu-ss. Pagr' Om: Ilundrefl Ten u RELAY TEAM lwft tn right: Billy Puwvll, liounic Addison, Huy Rc-cd, coaclx, Larry Picrcv, Don Burnlmrt l,c'ff In right: Don Bzunlmrt. jolm Boll, jmck Davis. Iivlnzu: Mike' lluislc-5. CALENDAR AUGUST 31 Winchester football game-H SEPTEMBER 7 Brookville football game-T 14 Fairmount football game-H 21 Edinburg football game-T 25 F. F. A. and F. H. A. hayride 28 Batesville football game-H Ocrrom-:R 4 8th grade hike 6 Park football game-T 8 7th grade hike 10 F. F. A. initiation 12 End of first six weeks 12 Lawrenceburg football game-T 15 Hi-Y convocation 16 Rushville football game-H 17 Y-Teen tea and formal initiation 17 Report cards 23 Cambridge City football game-H 24 Hi-Y convocation 27 4-H and F. F. A. sale NOVEMBER 2 SENIOR CARNIVAL 6 F. H. A. play night and initiation 8 F. F. A. dairy judging 9 SENIOR DANCE 10 G. A. A. volleyball play day 13 Hi-Y induction of new members 15 Chalk talk by Bob Wood 16 Girl Scout sport night 20 Cambridge City basketball game-T 23 Alexandria basketball game-T 27 Fountain City basketball game-H 28 Freshman skating party fContinued on page 114D Page One Hundred Twelve 5 i W A F, 5 u Q fi : d s 3 fg 1 S :--- i' 3 gf 2 A ---ZA. V,,. ,--, L EX kg. H .::.:..:. ' ws is is is . Q. m ':' 1 wg NWN 'N x X :S K wi X2 ,W......,.., 7 . ,....,...a5.ii . ... K A ,Rgggiigf Q by 'sy .......,... WSW. was -aw Q, ,,,Ll....il.-.- i 1 Wa CALENDAR-Cont'd DECEMBER 1 Edinburg basketball game-H 7 Greenfield basketball game-T 10 Freshman tourney at Cambridge City 11 Liberty basketball game at Connersville 12 F.H.A. and F.F.A. Christmas party 13 jr. High basketball tourney at Cambridge City 14 Portland basketball game-T 17 Milton basketball game-H 20 Middletown basketball game-H 21 Hi-Y and Y-Teen Can Can Dance 29 Invitational Tourney JANUARY 4 Knightstown basketball game-T 5 Dunkirk basketball game-T 9 C.A.A. play night 11 Brookville basketball game-H 18 Union City-T 26 Winchester-H 31 SENIOR PLAY FEBRUARY 1 Lawrenceburg basketball game-H 8 Batesville basketball game--T 9 Aurora basketball game-H Mississinewa basketball game-H Centerville basketball game-H 15 22 MARCH I3 C.A.A. swim 15 F.H.A. and F.F.A. Shamrock Dance APRIL 2 Hi-Y Father and Son Banquet 8 junior play 8 Seventh grade party 12 Ir. Red Cross Variety Show 16 C.A.A. Father and Daughter Banquet 17 District Choral Festival 18 F.F.A. Father and Son Banquet 24 Y-Teen Mother and Daughter Banquet 26 Band concert, Features in Soundi' 30 C.A.A. formal installation of officers MAY 3 jr.-Sr. Prom 9 National Honor Society program-the Singing Hoosiers 19 SENIOR DAY 19 Baccalaureate 22 Commencement Page One Hundred Fourteen A RAE -4. K 'Wi ki sf -X ,, L we 4. e ff' ,,,. llqzuzui, i 'N in fi Allbblz 71 SK x A...:. f , , K x X if X , Q X Last Will and Testament We the Class of 1957, being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this our last will and testament which shall revoke all other previous documents pertaining to the distri- bution of our possessions. To Mr. Uhlir the Seniors will a kitchen to be installed in his English room. We hear he is quite interested in the home economics department. f'Are you sure it's just the department?J To Mr. Bamhart the Seniors will his name to be put on Emmett's milk route to save steps backs and forth to the cafeteria. To Mrs. Devine we will 3,000 economies and sociology notebooks to give her some- thing to grade this summer. To Mrs. Craycraft the Seniors will a large bottle of black India ink. 1'The art depart- ment's financial budget was really cut last yearll To Mrs. Barnhart the Seniors will 100 electric adding machines for next year. f'What an expensive dreamij To Miss Cinzel the Seniors will a two-year lunch menu planned for the cafeteria use. f'Enough saidlj To Mr. Smith we will twenty head of cattle for the agriculture room for environmental purposes. To Mr. Sedgwick we will five large maple trees to cut down on the expense of wood in the shop. To Miss Chipley we will ten new typewriters which really work! To Mr. Nichols the Seniors will xo - ry, - z,, : a terrible mathematical headache! To Miss F rum we will the Liberty Bell to be placed on her car to warn people of its approach. To Mr. Scott the Seniors will a 24-hour free baby-sitting service with the Sth grade girls clamoring for the job. To Mr. Reed the Seniors will a small home-made car equigped with only a reverse gear. It seems he always backs away from the school-maybe he oesn't know the front of his car. To Mrs. Hardman the Seniors will a large black whip for her use in 2nd period study hall. To Mrs. Helm the Seniors will a large library equipped with more chairs. Q For Senior gab sessions, of course.D To Mr. Niemeyer we will a one-night engagement as the guest director of the Philhar- monic Symphonic Orchestra! To Mrs. Schultz the Seniors will a spacious elocution room with plenty of needy students. f'Will they be hard to find?J To Mr. Donson we will a larger office equipped with tall stools and dunce caps. Charles Abbott wills his green vegetable diet to any lower classman who is a vegetarian. C'Could that be Lettuce?J Eddie Allen wills his identification bracelet, which was a gift, to anyone who likes receiving presents from their fan club. C Eddie, are you sure you just found it in your locker?J Lee Bavender wills his way with all women to johnny who doesn't seem to be too Handy with the opposite sex. Page One Hundred Sixteen Don Barnhart wills his fan club to Doug Snyder. fP'roviding Senior girls are retained for ofiicersj john Bell wills his long sideburns to anyone who is an Elvis Presley fan! f'You say you started the fad, john?J Sam Bemenderfer wills his taxi-cab route to any junior boy who will want the same patrons. f'Does the red convertible go too?l David Bertram wills his quick wit in sociology class to anyone who can afford a cut in their gradesl Nancy Bertsch wills her assistance in physical education classes to Susan Troth. Mary Kay Brooks will give her bookkeeping project to anyone foolish enough to take it! jimmy Campbell wills his pianist position with the Combo Cats to anyone wishing to have the cover fall on his fingers while playing. Phyllis Couch wills her position with a major potato chip company to Priscilla Bowman. f Cordon's, of course!J jim Coy wills his height to john Roberts in case john isn't sanforized! Voyle Dale wills his Senior class presidency to Neil Hindman for next year. f'Neil, you should be able to keep them quiet.J jack Davis wills his nickname to anyone fitting a moose description. Q Any volunteers?D Ted Duvall wills his booth at Shocklee's to those who eat better sitting down. Carolyn Coar wills her interest in F.F.A. to any girl who might have a cmsh on next year's president and also wills her editorship of the Epitome to any junior who would like to get out of classes next year with no questions asked! Pat Greer wills her slaving days at Will 's to Carolyn Shiebla and Marilyn Sager. C Sincc Pat was so good, it will take two girls to flll her position.J Mike Haisley doesn't will anything because he thinks he'll need everything. Don Hall wills his supreme knowledge of govemmental activities to all juniors desiring an A in Mrs. Devine's classl Pls it really beneHcial to sit in the last row, Don?J jerry Harty wills his well worn plath to Richmond to anyone who has a girl there. Q'We hear his frequent trips were one of t e reasons why 38 has to be rebuilt. Couldn't be jerry's drivingll Frank Hayes wills his quiet way to Marietta! f'Frank, is that an insinuation that Pogo is talkative?J Pat Hoover wills her laugh and giggles to Mr. Donson. f'Enough saidll Monte Humphrey wills his wonderful talent on the tuba, uh, clarinet, or maybe it's the drums, oh well, he wills his talent on the flute? to Tim Seffrin, or maybe that was Sandy Dougherty, no, could be joel Heath! O welll jack Cjordon wills his supreme ability in baseball to Bill Murray. Ulf possible, Bill, you shoul try to improve his record.J Roy jordan wills his ability to be on the Hagerstown Police Force despite the fact that he is a DUCK to any other fine feathered friend. Bertha Kerney wills her quiet ways to any loud mouth who needs them. l'Line forms in the rearll Eugene Lilly-we knowed he'd want willed his surpreem knolagje of that ther English grammer see'n as how he knowed he new all about them! K 'Funny t e teachers think other- wise, Cene.J Marilyn Lindsey wills her interest in musical instruments to anyone. f'Ding dong, could that be a Bell?J Page One Hundred Seventeen Carolyn Miller wills her height to Marcia Leeka-not that she needs it. f'WhatlJ jim Moles wills his interest in the field of hats to any one interested in the younger field of hats or is that Hat fiields? Patti Nicholson wills her interest in Mikes, and that doesn't mean MICrophonesl Ruth Odell wills her walk to Wanda Derbyshire. C For safe keepinglj JoAnn Paul wills her interest in Flowers to anyone interested in horticulture. Pls that Flower's name 1erry?J joe Paul wills his many trips to the F.F.A. farm to Keith Harvey providing he doesn't mind missing school. Louise Petersen wills her ability to find happiness early in life to anyone wishing the same. Norma Rhodus wills her job in the cafeteria to anyone who can take a job that has a lot of sitting involved. Beverly Scott wills her popping ways at the movies to anyone wishing to see free movies. Mary Seeb-ugon the degarture of Mary next fall as she leaves for college, there will be a vacancy in e Seeb C ain Bakeriesg and she would like to will her job of cutting holes in the doughnuts to jean Ann McNelly. f Congratulations, jean Ann, you'll receive a lot of dough therell Bill Seifrin wills his position in Walt Disney cartoons to the Chicago Stockyards. C'We hear pork has gone up this year.J Roger Sharp wills his artistic ability to anyone who likes to draw colorful circles. Rosalie Stomm wills her artistic ability to anyone who dislikes to serve on all publicity committees. Joel Stoneci her will his childish ways to anyone who is willing to grow up. Pls that Phyl is's personalPopinion?J B an Taylor wills to Mr. Nichols his ability to stay up all night and sleep all day, and stm go to school. jim Thomas wills his blond curly hair to Mr. Bamhart providing he brushes it three times a day. Barbara Tutterow wills her knowledge of fast cars, or should we say blue and white Chevies-to any other racing fan widow. jim Wadman wills his dish-pan hands to the next worker at Willy's. Janice Weaver wills her ability to get boy friends away from the junior girls to anyone who wants to live dangerously. Bob Webb wills his farming abilities to any city boy who is interested in becoming a farmer. Q Now that makes sense, also cents.l Joanne Werking wills her cheerful disposition to anyone who is having trouble seeing the bright side of life. Larry Werking wills his seat in chorus to anyone who can get along with Mr. Niemeyer better than he can. Marcia Wilson wills her sociology notebook to the highest bidder. f'Better make your bid high.J ' Editors' comment. Page One Hundred Eighteen AUTOGRAPHS g H l d Portraits by ROY HIRSHBURG Photos by ROY HIRSHBURG DON BEESON WAYNE DONSON Engravings by INDIANAPOLIS ENGRAVING COMPANY Printing by HOWELL-GOODWIN PRINTING COMPANY Covers by S. K. 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