Hagerstown High School - Epitome Yearbook (Hagerstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1968 volume:

Epitome 1968 Hagerstown High School Hagerstown, Indiana Volume 50 Old high school building on North Washington Street. p resent high school building on Nort h Sycamore Street. ' Epitome 1968 Is Fiftieth HHS Yearbook In 1917, the HHS senior class compiled the first yearbook, the Aitch Aitch Ess Revue, ' 17. It was small and rather like a pamphlet. In 1919, the second volume was named the Epitome, and the name became official as the third volume was printed in 1921. After that, a steady stream of Epitomes have fol- lowed each year. A unique feature in many of the early yearbooks was a copy of the words and music to the school song which was written by HHS alumnus Willard J. Stahr. In the past fifty years nearly 2600 students have been graduated from HHS. The class of 1917 had fourteen members. All the senior classes up to the 1930 ' s had fewer than fifty members per class. En- rollment increased considerably as a result of school consolidation in 1962 when Hagerstown, Greens Fork, Economy, Dalton, Millville, and Jacksonburg became the Nettle Creek School Corporation. In 1965 the Standing in front of the old high school building on North Washington Street, the entire student body of HHS gathered for this picture in 1914: Row 1, (L to R), Helen Root Cart- mell, Nora Thalls Winchel, Grace Walker Lapthorne, Marvel Woolard Nelson, Leah Petro Hutchison, Esther Porter Burn- ham, Vera Bookout Mohler, Leona Sells Hatfield, Edna Wilson Hohman, Dexter Peckinpaugh Brock, Mable Ulrich Prichard, Gladyse Cromer Parsons, Ruth Cromer Sherry, Mildred Northcutt Wilson, Velma Allen Carter, Kate Dug- gins Fatout, Grace McCullough Brown, Alma Waltz Sherry, number of graduates passed the one hundred mark for the first time. The 1968 senior class graduated 108 members, the smallest class in a student body of nearly 500. Changes have taken place in the school buildings, also. The high school in 1917 was on North Washing- ton Street. In 1922 the school moved to North Sycamore Street. Until 1937 when the present gym- nasium was built, many sports events took place in a community gym on East College Street. The Arts and Science and Agriculture buildings were added in the 1960 ' s. Now plans are underway for a new junior- senior high school north of town. In addition to the story of the 1967-68 school year at HHS, the Epitome 1968 includes a few pictures of past years at HHS lent by generous HHS graduates to commemorate the fifty years that the Epitome has preserved memories. P017020 Solomon Caston— Janitor. Row 2, Everett Taylor, Lothair Teetor, Herbert Doerstler, Leslie Smith, Charles Riggs, Macy Teetor, George Sherry, Willard Stahr, Frank V. Kercheval — Principal. Row 3, Clemmie Miller, Mahlon Rinehart, John Sherry, Dewey Bookout, Walter Wichterman, Herbert Meyers, Fred Leavel, Lloyd Gwi n, Charles Woolard— Superintendent. Row 4, Paul Werking, Chester Keever, William Waltz, Cash Foust, Norman Waltz, Robert Burns Stewart, Lawrence Mohler, Ernest Pollard. r Aitch Aitch Ess Revue 1917 Is First Yearbook This is a view of study hall in 1916. Some of the more noticeable features of this scene are the pictures and statues of famous people along the walls. Also, the girl in the mid- dle of the first row is using a writing pen and inkwell. Members of the class of 1917, who edited the first yearbook, the Aitch Aitch Ess Revue, are (L to R) Row 1: Thelma Sells Thurmond, Leslie .Smith, Velma Allen Carter, Walter Witchter- man, Macy Teetor, Charles Riggs., Row 2: Robert Stewart, Gladyse Cromer Parsons, Dexter Peckinpaugh Brock, Helen Pitts Creager (graduated .1918). Row 3: Kate Duggins Fatout, Florence Logan Weaver, Edwin Purple, Ernest Pollard. Row 4: Gilbert Foyst, Superintendent John Kercheval. Knees were seen in the late 1920 ' s, too, as shown by (L to R), Doris Davidson Doty, Beulah Hutson Stohler, Bernice Smith Bond, Lav-erne Royer Crull, Hazel Chamness Hale, and Naomi Lee Knorp. The group assembled here is the Science Department taken in October 1932. (L to R), Row 1: Mildred Hogue Williams, Gladys Hanna, Mildred Miller Jordan, Evangeline Hardwick Miller, Bernice Kellam, Marian Bruback, Mildred Meyers Beall, Josie Crull Fouts, Lenora Keiser Sullivan. Row 2: Ray Eugene Stamm, Miriam Smith, Maxine Dougherty Drew, Audrey Knapp, Mary Viola Cox Pass, Norma Taylor Schneid- er, Leo Dumford, Delbert Smith. Row 3: Robert Bryson, Roy Little, Alfred Harry, Delmar Werking, Russell Thalls, Orville Lee Scott, Lewis Gray. Row 4: Malcolm Daugherty, Edwin Pass, Lloyd Worl, Homer Isaacs, Eugene Foust, Donald McCullough, Carl Hoover, Virgil Heniser. The Exponent Staff of 1934 is a group that gave school news to the downtown paper. They are (L to R), Row 1: Mable Jane Smith Baker, Ruth Fouts Johnson, Reba Davis Beeson, Irene Troth, Thelma Brumback Tucker, Estelene Stamm Bumea, Wilma Wisehart Mitchell, Larthenia Coomes Wagner, Dortha Rhinehart Howell. Rotv 2: John Scott, Mattie Willrich Sutherland, Richard Oler, Anne Faurot Ford, James Stamm, June Huddle Charlton, Alida Morris, Charles Knapp, Robert Brower. Clubs and Sports Ever-Popular Activities Taken in 1941, this picture shows all pupils enrolled in junior-senior science: Row 1, (L to R): Rex Porter, Walter Cory, Warner Dumford, Paul Stewart, Max Baskett, Art Sulteen, Robert Dennis, Robert Jordan, Robert Cross, Robert Brooks. Row 2: Frances Cleghorn Turner, June Bond Hoover, Joanne Stahr Hamm, Virginia Jordon Gooley, Betty Gray Davis, Betty Foulke Fox, Betty Richardson Werking, Alma Keiser Werking. Row 3: Harvey Walter, Bob Hamilton, Eileen Kelly Patrick, Doris Smith Heaston, Reba Brown Feld, Francis Anthony, Bernice Craig, Evelyn Swearingen Moore, Virgil Heniser, instructor. Row 4: Richard Ellis, Kenneth Cross, Hazel Byrd Doll, Denver Canaday, John Cartmell, Keith Ulerick, Paul Callahan. Row 5: William Stout, Don Kinsinger, Jack Teetor, Frank Heaston, Ray Adkins, Jay Forrest. UW This mighty 1946 Tiger team had a 12-6 season: (L to R), Row 1: Norman Gray, Bob Forrest, Marfield Cain — Coach, James Cory, Dean Conwell. Row 2: John Harlan, Firman Riggs, Adrian (Abe) Thalls, Eugene Stohler, Cyril Lester. At a 1952 football game with Cambridge, these Tiger fans pause for a moment : Joyce Bulmer Willard, Nancy Allen Up- church, Wayne Donson — Principal, and Smith Doughty, Jr. Coach Don Saylor ' s varsity team in 1952 had a 9-8 season: (L to R), Row 1: Phil Bond, Ernest Upchurch, Charles Walters, Homer Andrews, Bob Talbert, Coach Say lor. Row 2: Dale Clayton, Merl Timmons, Phil Wilson, Ronnie Gray, Dick Brown. Yearbook Records Three Generations of Students This peppy group is the cast for the 1954 Junior Class play, Orchids to Lori : Row 1, (L to R): Cara Lou House Poor, Joellen Tuttle Wilson, Eunice Harp Gray, Barbara Stohler Doughty, Sybil Taylor, Peggy Sinex Gerhart, Susie White Peaell. Row 2: Bill Prosser, David Weber, Marlene Mitton Rowe, Roy Johnson, Nancy Rhodes Sasher, Ronnie Davis, Janet McNelly Culy, Clyde Wisener. Row 3: Wayne Donson — Principal, Roy Craig, Twylo Shaffer Wesley, Annalyn Stockberger Romer, Peggy Watt, Tom Wright, Barbara Harter Foulke, Peter Fox, Charles Ulrich, Bill Brown, Jim Holmes. Drum major, Gerald Metsker, surveys the 1952 HHS band in formation. They are standing in the old football field immediately behind the present elementary building. The Latin Club roman banquet in 1959 fed a hungry crowd. At the serving table are Tom Seffrin, Gloria Miller Worley, Loma Hoover Mendenhall, and Janie Hagen Stevens. Student Activities Probably the most memorable school events have been extracurricular activities. The success of these projects has depended upon preparations made and excitement created by students themselves. Recalling those times, people have remarked, Remember how hard we worked and how much fun it was? All these activities have provided the proper accent to memories of high school years. The Junior-Senior Prom 1967. Hard Working Students Prepare for Homecoming; Following lunch, the student body participates in a snake dance which travels through downtown and convenes at a pep rally. Shown working on the music department float, Joe Barnard and Rob Beachler are speaking foreign languages to Popeye. Gary Dimett, loyal class worker, is with senior float. He directed Senior Carnival and was a Prom chairman. 10 Evening Is Success for Tiger Team and Seniors Homecoming, October 30, was the highlight of the football season as the Tigers easily defeated the Knightstown Panthers, 30 to 19. The theme for all floats, chosen by the Student Council, was comic strip characters. Many classes and clubs entered floats, while officers of other groups rode in cars. Seniors nominated four queen candidates, and the entire student body picked the queen, Mary Wilson. Disbelief and joy are the expressions on Mary Wilson ' s face as she is announced Homecoming queen. Candidates are Claudia Allen, Kathy Wall, and Jean Campbell. Seniors took first in the float contest with the theme We ' ve Got Spirit , as shown by Casper the Friendly Ghost. Beep Beep says the Road Runner, warning opponents to get out of his way. This freshman float took third place. ItY IS , The second place sophomore float features a large figure of Linus, complete with security blanket. 11 Successful Senior Carnival Highlights Hobo Day Hobo Day preceded the annual Senior Carnival. After purchasing a 5c Hobo-Day ticket from the senior class, students were permitted to wear hobo costumes to school Friday. After much committee work, the Senior Carnival was held November 11. Profits were used to finance the yearbook. Psychedelic booths and mazes, sheriffs and flower power were seen. Several students were married. Telegrams were sent, fortunes told, novel ties sold, bal- loons shaved, cakes won, and fun was had by all. Hobos Debbie Baker, JoAnn Newman, and Patti Fyfe await their turn in the bread line. Bob Armon flopped down HHS halls in skin diving suit Seniors Jean Campbell, Mike Elliott, Krista Hollenberg, Wearing Colleen Huffine ' s fall Bill Tinkle goofs off with Kathy Wall, and Diana Ulerick eat a hearty lunch. Barry Waltz. 12 Jeff Dimett loses in the balloon shave, one of many ac- Mark Lagomarcino is anticipating a prize by throwing the tivities featured at carnival. football through the swinging tire. Bob Johnson and Jennifer Waltz reign as king and queen of Senior Carnival. 13 Courtroom Drama Sets Scene for Junior Class Play The Junior class play. The People vs Maxine Lowe , was a courtroom drama where a woman was on trial for her life. It was given November 11. 1967. Ed Brushett. Newspaper reporter Dan Hollenberg Frank Marston, Newspaper reporter Phil Beachler Will Bond. Court Clerk John Weston, Judge Jessalyn Meridith, Assistant Attorney Warren Cass, State ' s Attorney James Hathaway. Defense Attorney Maxine Lowe. Defendant Alice Jackson. Prison Matron Carla Leslie, Court Reporter Dr. Milgrim Thomas Quinn, Police Captain Vincent Barclay, Hotel Proprietor Minnie Strausson, Maid Eve Vijonne, Entertainer Irene Holt, Policewoman Rose Malone. Southerner Sarah Lorrison, surprise witness Photographers Attendant Allen Lewman Steve Crull Anita Miller Mark Greer David Wittman Becca Lilly Martha Tucker Cathy Collis Jeral McCullough Mike Fouts Larry Necessary Vickey Short Rebecca Pitts Mary Root Deborah DeFrank Pam Dimett Bob Baer and Jerry Litton Stanley Brzoski The jury was composed of area residents. (L to R), Row 1: Mr. Robert Clark, Mrs. Onie Cain, Mr. Joshua Allen, Mrs. Guy Welliver, Mr. Paul Wittman, and Mr. Robert Beeson. Row 2: Mr. Scott, Rev. Donald Lacy, Mr. Paul Foulke, At- torney Ralph LaFuzc, Mrs. Vern Vanderbilt, and Mr. Don McCullough. Allen Lewman is shown swearing Larry Necessary in. Larry was proven guilty of murder at the end of the trial. Judge, Steve Crull watches the proceedings as David Witt- man, Defense Attorney, questions Rebecca Pitts. 14 Jennifer Waltz, Joe Barnard, and Cathie Tremps, display their angelic abilities by strumming guitars. Rob Beachler portrays Gerald, a shy bookworm, while lead Jennifer Stout portrays Jeannine, his girl friend. Seniors Present Comedy rr For Heaven ' s Sake ■ A comedy For Heaven ' s Sake was presented by the senior class, March 26, 1968, after being postponed by a late March snowstorm. The play concerns a young boy who goes to Heaven. Before he can get in, however, he must succeed in accomplishing a mission on earth. The mission is to help a young bookworm round out his life by getting him interested in a certain girl. In trying to work this out, the young boy involves the couple and others in many humor- ous situations. Mrs. Larry H. Long directed both the junior and senior plays. Bill Bowman and Kathy Wall watch as mischievous Mike Elliott swats a fly. Jennifer Stout and Mike ' s mother Linda Bryan look on. Old Man Time strikes a ferocious pose. Burt Vanderbilt shows his true nature between scenes of the play. Eric First Angel Second Angel Third Angel Man Gerald Mrs. Frahler Helen Freddie Jeannine Mrs. Carruthers Mr. Carruthers Gloria Student Director Wes Debolt Joe Barnard Jennifer Waltz Cathie Tremps Burt Vanderbilt Rob Beachler Linda Bryan Cindi Taber Mike Elliott Jennifer Stout Kathy Wall Bill Bowman Claudia Allen Debbie Beach Gloria, a glamorous actress hired to make Jeannine jealous, does not know Eric is watching her big entrance. 15 Students Enjoy Informal Moments at School Many memories of school days were of incidents unrelated to classes or organized activities. Students have remembered occasions when class rings or caps and gowns were ordered, or being with friends between classes and during the open noon hour. These informal moments completed the school day. The gym was a favorite meeting place at noon. Students could buy candy, dance, play basketball, or stand and talk as these seniors are doing. Students scurry to be first in line for lunch. Sophomore president Steve Higinbotham takes Susann Mitchell ' s ring size as she prepares to order her class ring. During lunch hour, Wes Debolt, Rcdith Summers, Randy Nicholson, and Kathy Crcene soak up the spring sun. Student Elections Mimic Authentic Procedures New election procedures were incorporated into school activities by the Student Council this year. Anyone wanting to become a candidate for class of- ficer or cheerleader had to file a petition which con- tained fifteen student signatures. After filing, the candidates then campaigned by talking with fellow classmates, hanging posters and giving speeches. Of- ficial balloting concluded campaigns. Two weeks preceding election day, posters were seen in halls, on bulletin boards, and above lockers. Several amusing cam- paign slogans accompanied the posters. Among them were Rex Bell ' s I get things done, Bob Baer ' s Vote for Baer by gum, and Mark Lagomarcino ' s Snoopy comics. Mary Root wears buttons which support her candidates. HI r k V W. ml W A % v[ ■ ' .. . -j- .i r During a special convocation, election rules were announced, prospective cheerleaders tried out, and campaign speeches were given. Tomatoes, lettuce, and carrots are cleverly used by Janine Stout in her campaign speech. Karen Snyder works with other seniors at the election polls. HJ n HHS Student Spends Senior Year in Korea Scott is pictured in his Korean school uniform. Scott Werner, former HHS student, spent senior year as an International Christian Youth Exchange student, sponsored by the Methodist Church. Through this program he spent a year in Seoul. South Korea, with a family of seven. During vacation he traveled thr ough South Korea, seeing Buddhist temples, climb- ing to top of volcanoes, and working in rice paddies. He also visited with Korean people and helped in therapy work and orphanages. While at HHS. he was a member of National Honor Society. Hi-Y, Red Cross. President of Junior Class, President of Ex- plorers, and Prom King. Scott ' s mother, Mrs. George Werner, gave the Epitome staff copies of pictures Scott sent her for use in the yearbook. Scott, center, and his classmates are listening to speeches Here Scott addresses (in Koreanl 3,000 Korean boys on the on the first day of school at Kyung Gi High in Seoul. first day of school. This is Scott ' s Korean family. Front Row: Soo Hee, Man Soo (Scott), Soo Ja, Chan Soo. Back Roiv: Soo Kyung, Seung Soo, Soon Sil, and Chong Yeol Lee. Soo Hee and Soo Ja are both studying in the U. S. 18 Ul ii V i. .. J! Gwynne (Carla Hoover) looks on as Ella (Jennifer Stout) accepts a call at Susanswerphone, a telephone answering service. Tim Harrison, Cinda Cranor, Jay Werking, and Karen Swoveland dance and sing The Midas Touch. Its com- poser, Dr. Kitchell (David Wittman) looks on. ' Bells Are Ringing Is Third HHS Musical Sandor (Steve Wieseke), a bookie, romances Sue (Susan Seffrin) in order to use Susanswerphone as a booking agency. Here, they plan their future in Salzburg. Ella and Jeff ( Rob Beaihler I sing about their newly dis- covered feelings for each other after meeting in the park. Members of the chorus join in on Just In Time. The 1967 musical, Bells Are Ringing , was as entertaining as the earlier ones put on by the HHS music department. One could hear such songs as The Party ' s Over and Just In Time being hummed in HHS halls for some time after the musical. Many people never seen on stage played a vital part in the production. Among these were co- directors Mr. Harold Smith and Mr. Yeager, the Egats club, and the costume and make-up committees. Like most musicals, Bells Are Ringing has a happy- ending, and here Ella and Jeff are reunited after trouble with the law and a case of mistaken identity. ' Moonlight and Roses ' Proves To Be Enchanting ' ■ ] ■  H H B $flPfl w t m|pT™ « k£s t T I lr E K ' 1 Inl W. Linda May, Jean Ann Campbell, Chuck Bell, Linda Dick, and Bill Bowman are among the many juniors who combined hard work and group effort to make the night of Moonlight and Roses a success. Jean Ann leads flower making, not suspecting that she is soon to become queen of the Prom. Claudia Dougherty, Scott Werner, and Linda Bryan attach flowers and crepe paper streamers to the Junior-Senior Prom ' s gazebo. Scott glued away, not knowing that he would later reign as king. All eyes turn toward Jean Ann Campbell as she is announced queen of the Junior- Watching are Claudia Dougherty, Linda Bryan ' Kathy Wall, and Krista McMinn, 20 Theme for 1967 Prom On May 12 the 1967 Junior-Senior prom, spon- sored by the juniors, highlighted the social cal- endar. A Moonlight and Roses theme was carried out by transforming the gym into a garden patio. As couples entered across a bridge, their attention was drawn by a gazebo in the center of the floor, where the Middletown High School dance band played. Prom royalty was crowned in front of the Southern mansion on the stage. John Weiss and Joe Barnard act as masters of ceremony for the crowning. Here Jean Ann Campbell receives her crown from John as King Scott Werner smiles approvingly. As the excitement of Prom reaches its peak, Jean and Scott smile happily for the camera. Scott Werner, newly announced king of the Junior-Senior Prom, receives smiles of con- gratulations from his fellow king candidates (L. to R.) Les Mosier, Dean Campbell, Wes DeBolt, and Mike Paul. 2] Much Preparation Precedes ' Piazza Romana; The 1968 Junior-Senior Prom, Piazza Romana , was held from 9 to 12 the evening of April 26. The gym was transformed into a beautiful garden with a fountain and swing located on the stage. Above the fountain, a soft pink light filtered through the blue ceiling. Flickering candles and pastel table cloths decorated the refreshment and table area which covered one-half of the gym floor. Couples danced to the music of the Middletown Dance Band. Prom Chairman Dan Hollenberg (left) supports Bobby Baer and fellow Juniors in their efforts to complete Prom. Redith Summers goes merrily about her work. Lucille Stout, a graduate of HHS, applies the final touches to Krista McMinn ' s hair style. Juniors apply group effort under the supervision of Mrs. Beeson. Phil Beachler straightens his tie before leaving home to pick up his date for the Prom. 22 Then Comes the Awaited Evening of Enchantment Royal candidates (L to R) Randy Nicholson, Chris Stone, Tim Franklin, Linda Wieseke, Mike Fouts, Anita Miller, Clif Lakes, Randi LaGrange, Doug Todd, and Rebecca Pitts anx- iously await the final decision. Doug Todd and Rebecca Pitts reign as king and queen of the 1968 Junior Senior Prom. Prom excitement continued into the after prom party at the Hartley Hills Country Club from midnight to 2 o ' clock. Moving from room to room, the couples enjoyed both games and dancing. Music was provided by the NeoOrpheus, a band from Alexandria, Indiana. Juniors ' parents prepared the refreshments and sponsored the evening ' s activities. Here en- joying a game of skittle are (L to R) Joyce Oler, Jerry Lamb, Terry Giggy, Cathy Collis, Dean Campbell, and Cinda Cranor. Sue Dennis, Steve Iossi, and Vickey Short, serve Mr. and Mrs. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Douglass, and Mrs. Stone cookies and punch. Couples enjoy each other ' s company at the tables. 23 Various Awards and Scholarships Given to Honors were showered on HHS students on May 17, 1968. with awards going to scholastic, art, music, drama, journalism, athletic, FHA, FFA, business, and library students. Many received recognition for per- fect attendance and high honor roll averages. Several scholarships were also given. r F f l W ' W .- p- m 1 ■ ■ § ' xSI ■ Mrs. Long presented Jennifer Stout (above) and Becca Lilly for outstanding performance during class plays. Jennifer also won the Betty Crocker award. Miss Veach awarded Betty Scruggs a trophy for her out- standing achievement in four years of FHA. She also received the Crisco Award and a certificate from McCalls. Mrs. Devine received a standing ovation from student body and faculty when Mrs. Inman presented her with a gift for her many years of service at HHS. Steve Cox and Susie Stratton received I Dare You awards for outstanding school leadership. Deserving Students at Honor Day Ceremony The American Legion and Auxiliary sponsored these students to attend Hoosier Girls ' and Boys ' State 1967: (L to R) Rob Beachler, Jean Campbell, Bill Burton, Jennifer Stout, and Burt Vanderbilt. These students were recognized for individual achievement. Jean Campbell received the American Legion School award and a trophy for outstanding choir member. Kathy Wall received the state Hallmark award, scholastic awards, and an art workshop at BSU, sponsored by the Women ' s His- tory Club. Linda May was recognized as winner of local and county DAR award. She also received the Psi Iota Xi $400 scholarship and numerous other scholastic awards. David Lester received the American Legion School award and the respected Eddie Hoover Sports award. Seven fortunate HHS students were recognized by State Scholarship Commission for high Scholastic Aptitude Test scores: (front L to R) Krista Hollenberg, Jennifer Waltz, Jennifer Stout, and Linda May; (back L to R) Mike Hurst, Burt Vanderbilt, and Larry Smith. 25 Weather Thwarts Outdoor Commencement Plans For the first time in the history of HHS an out- door setting was planned for Commencement. Yet as graduation day approached, a steady rain forced the ceremony indoors. The gym was decorated in green and gold, harmonizing with the boys ' green robes and white robes worn by the girls. Yellow roses were carried by the girls at baccalaureate. In place of a guest speaker, two members of the graduating class gave the Commencement addresses. Three school board members, who had students in the 1968 graduation class, distributed diplomas. Horace Smith, con- gratulates Carol Williamson as class sponsor Olene Veach looks on. Arnold Dougherty and Wilbur May also presented diplomas. The three board members are HHS alumni. With mixed emotions, George Brown and Linda Bryan the 108 graduates from the auditorium. 20 Kathy Wall, Salutatorian, and Krista Hollenberg, Valedic- torian, were unexpectedly presented small trophies by Mr. Powers to honor them at commencement exercises. Wr . H BP m ■ iiiimiiiiin n i II Value of a Diploma was the address topic chosen by Jenni fer Stout and John Weiss. Alb um As a yearbook becomes older, its album section becomes more interesting. People have always been amused to see how different someone looked when he was younger. Yet, for some reason, they still have been able to recognize him. Seeing those familiar faces has revived memories and has made that school year come alive once again. The senior class of 1968. 27 The Class of 1968 Reaches Their Last Year The class of 1968 carried on many varied activi- ties, most of which were used to finance the Epitome. Among these were the Senior Carnival, held in No- vember, and the class play, held in March. Seniors also sold concessions at all athletic events during the first semester. The seniors definitely owed the success of their ac- tivities to Miss Veach and Mr. Neirinck, class spon- sors, and Miss Gill, Epitome sponsor. These teachers deserved much gratitude for their long hours of hard work. Particularly memorable were the senior classes such as government, physics, math, and English. Seniors not pictured are Donita Barnes, Nancy Clark, and Nancy Pate. Cathie Tremps and Greg Ozbun, sporting their senior cords chat with Bob Johnson in the gym at noon. Senior class officer are (top to bottom) Mr. Neirinck and Miss Veach, sponsor, John Weiss, v.-pres., David Lester, pres., Jennifer Stout, sec, Krista McMinn, bus. mgr., Mary Wilson, treas., Krista Hollenberg, Epitome ed. Patti Alexander Y-Teens, 4; Cheerblock, 3; High School Red Cross. 4; Latin Club, 2; Drama Club, 1. Claudia Allen Y-Teens, 3; Pep Club, 3; Drama Club, 2; Latin Club, 3; Egats, 2; Musical, 2; Swing Choir, 1; Sophomore and Senior Homecoming Queen Candidate 28 of High School With a Feeling of Accomplishment Ken Banning Marching 12, 2; Pep Band, 2; Hi-Y, 2; Wrestling, 1 Joe Barnard Band — Marching, Concert, Marching 12, Pep, 4; Drum Major, 2; Band President, 1; Band Council Member, 1; Dance Band, 3; Choir, 3; Barbershop Quartet, 1; Choir Council Member, 1 ; Junior Class Vice-President, 1 ; Wrestling, 1 Debbie Beach Y-Teens, 4; Drama Club, 3; Egats, 2; Latin Club, 4; Cheerblock, 4; Musical, 3; Chorus, 4; Swing Choir, 1; Girls ' Glee Club, 1; Beautyshop, 1; Epitome Sales and Publicity Chairman Rob Beaehler Band, 3; Marching 12, 3; Pep Band, 3; Dance Band, 3; Choir, 4; Choir — President; Swing Choir, 1; Barbershop Quartet, 1; Musicals, 3; National Honor Society, 2; Junior Red Cross, 2; Boy ' s State Charles Bell Science Club — President, 3; Latin Club, 2; FFA, 1; Pep Club 1 Gene Bennett FFA, 4; FFA Photographer, 1; Wrestling, 1 Bill Bowman FFA, 3; Latin Club, 3; Hi-Y, 1; Science Club, 2; Egats 2; Choir, 1; Pep Club, 1 Steve Bowman FFA, 4 29 Privileges and Excitement of Being Seniors George Patrick Brown Marching 12 1; Pep Band 4; Dance Band 1; Select Choir 1; Swing Choir 1; Science Club 1; Musicals 4 Linda Bryan Band, 3; Majorette, 3; Y-teens — Devotional Chairman, 4; Red Cross — Vice President, 3; Art Club 1; Choir, 1; Swing Choir, 1; FTA, 1; Cheerblock, 1; Marching 12, 3; Home- coming class representative, 1; Musicals, 3 Bill Burton Boys ' State: Football, 4; Wrestling, 3; Latin Club, 1; Track, 3; Baseball, 3; High School Red Cross, 4; Egats, 3; Epitome Staff Dean Campbell Sophomore Class President; Baseball, 3; Football, 2; Basket- ball, 2; Golf, 3; Student Council Representative, 1 Jean Ann Campbell Homecoming Candidate, Senior; Choir — Accompanist, 4; Prom Queen ; National Honor Society — Treasurer, 1 ; Y- teens, 3; Band, 1%; Pep Club, 2; Delegate to Girls ' State; Epitome Staff; Musicals 2 Stuart Carlson Basketball, 1; in Pueblo, Colorado: Basketball, 1; Football, 3; Track 2, Latin Club, 1; Ski Club, 3 Patsy Jo Charlton Y-teens, 4; GAA, 3; Red Cross, 3; Choir, 3; Cheerblock, 3 Janice Marie Clements OEA, 1 ; FHA, 3 Highlight the Final Year for 1968 Graduates Edwin Martin Collis III Football, 4; Basketball, 1; FFA, 4 Donna M. Conner OEA, 1 ; Business Club, 1 ; Cheerblock, 2 Steve Cox National Honor Society, 2; FFA, 4; FFA — President and Secretary, 1 Rick Coy FFA, 4; Hi-Y, 4; Basketball, 2; Cross Country, 1; Track, 2; Epitume Staff Cheryl Dale Y-Teens, 3; Pep Club, 3; GAA, 1; Spanish Club, 2; Glee Club, 1; FHA, 1 Deborah Lee Davis Y-Teens, 2; Cheerblock, 2; GAA, 2; Choir, 3 Ellen Colleen Davis Choir, 4; FHA— Historian, 4; Y-Teens, 4; Red Cross, 3; Librarian, 3; OEA, 1; Business Club, 1; Musicals, 2 Wesley Leon DeBolt Hi-Y, 4; Science Club, 2; Art Club, 2; Pep Band, 3; Marching 12, 3 31 Gaily Painted Senior Cords, a Tradition, Add Linda Dick Y-Teens, 2; FHA, 2; Cheerblock, 2; Egats, 2; Spanish Club, 1; Science Club, 2; High School Red Cross, 1 Gary Dimett Hi-Y — Sergeant-at-Arms, 3; Industrial Arts Club, 1; Track Manager, 1; Senior Carnival Chairman Marvin Doerstler Class Secretary — Sophomore; Football, 4; FFA, 4; Hi-Y, 2 Claudia Dene Dougherty Y-Teens, 4; Y-Teen — President and Representative, 1; Cheer- leader — Varsity, B-Team, Freshman, 4; Red Cross — Presi- dent and Corresponding Secretary, 2; Christmas Ball Prin- cess; Art Club, 2 Donald W. Dumford Jr. Football, 1; Junior Red Cross, 1; Band, 2; Track, 1; Boys ' Cheerblock, 1 ; Industrial Arts Club, 2 Mike Elliott Band — Concert, Marching, Marching 12, Pep, 4; Drum Major, 1; Band Secretary, 1; Football, 1; Basketball, 1; Baseball, 1; Drama Club, 1; Latin Club, 1; Egats Club President, 1 David Ellis Cross Country, 2; Basketball, 1; Wrestling, 1 Deborah Anne Eord FHA— President, 4; National Honor Society, 2: FTA, 1; Cheerblock, 1 ; FHA State Convention 32 Spirit on Fridays and at Sectional Tourney Mark Gethers Art Club 4; Student Council 2 Donna Gettinger FHA1 Terry Giggy Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 3; Golf 4; Hi-Y 1 Marilyn Kaye Griffin FHA — Projects Chairman 3 ; OEA — Historian 1 ; Red Cross 1 ; Y- Teens 2 ; Art Club 1 ; Business Club 1 ; Track Princess 1967; Cheerblock 2: GAA 3 Carol Anne Griffith Choir 4; Booster Club 2; FHA — Senior Class Representative 2; Glee Club 2 Gail Lynn Gwin Cheerblock 1; FHA 1: OEA 1 Robert Harris Industrial Arts Club 1 ; Science Club 1 Erma Lilly Head GAA 1 ; Art Club 1; Latin CJub 1 33 Class of ' 68, Epitome Have Outstanding Leadership Gail Hendershot Y-Teens 3; Junior Red Cross 2; Choir 4; FHA 1; OEA- Vice President 1 Lewayne Hilbert FFA — Chapter Treasurer and County President 1 Krista Hollenberg Epitome Editor 1; National Honor Society 2; Y-Teens 4; Art Club 3; Cheerblock 3; Drama Club 2; Spanish Club 1; Glee Club 1 ; My Fair Lady James Hoover Science Club 1 ; Industrial Arts Club 1 Mike Hurst Student Council— President 1; Honor Society 2; Student Council 3; Science Club 2; Science Club— Vice President 1; Student Council Representative 1; Freshman Basketball 1 Judy Hutchison !► Red Cross 2; Y-Teens 1; GAA 3; Choir 3; Cheerblock 2; Linda Isaacs National Honor Society 2; Y-Teens 4; OEA 1; Art Club 2; Pep Club 1 Bob Johnson Hi-Y 1; Art Club 1; Baseball 3; Football 4; Basketball 3; Track 4 31 of President Lester and Editor-in-Chief Hollenberg Paul Kennard Johnson S panish Club 1 ; Track 1 Phil Kerney Basketball 3 Jon J. Kidder II Basketball 1 ; Tennis 1 P017020 Jerry Lamb Football 4; Track 3; Baseball 1; Wrestling 1; Hi-Y 1 Ruth Ann Lamb Y-Teens 4; Red Cross 1; Choir 1 Tom Lamb Basketball 1; FFA Basketball 1 Patricia L. Langston FHA2; Cheerblock 1 David Lester National Honor Society 2; National Honor Society— Vice President 1; Senior Class President; Football 2; Wrestling 2; Baseball 3; Track 3; MVC Football Team 1; TEC Offense Team 2; TEC Defense Team 1; All-State Football Team- Honorable Mention 2; Tackier of Year 1966; Lineman of Year 1967 35 Seniors Have Victorious Year With Homecoming Don Limburg Red Cross 2 ; Speech V-i ; Business Club 2 Pam Litton Pep Band 2; Pit Orchestra 1; FHA 1; Marching Band 4; Concert Band 4; Office Help 1 Linda May DAR Good Citizen 1 ; National Merit Scholarship Commended Student; Government Leadership Conference 1; Band 2; Choir 2; Pep Band 1; Student Council 1; Y-Teens 4; Bells are Ringing 1; Epitome Staff 1 Kiista McMinn National Honor Society 2; Pep Club — Junior Vice President 4; Y-Teens — Service Chairman 3; Art Club — Secretary and Treasurer 3 ; Business Manager 1 ; Epitome staff 1 Beverly Mendenhall Y-Teens 3; GAA 3; Jr. Red Cross 2; Band 2; Cheerblock 1 Anna Marie Meyer Concert Band 4; Marching Band 4; Pep Band 4; Senior Red Cross 4; Choir 4; Swing Choir 1; Girls Choir 2; Glee Club 2; EGATS 1; Musicals 2 Elaine Miller Choir Lewis Moore 36 Queen, Winning Float and State Football Star Roger Morris Basketball 2; Baseball 3; Tennis 3; Football 1; Cross Country 2; Honor Jacket Les Mosier Football 4; Freshman President 1; Hi-Y Vice President and Sergeant 4; TEC Tackier 1; Prom King Candidate; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1; Red Cross 2; Co-Captain Football 1; Wrestling 2 Howard Nicholson Red Cross — Publicity Chairman 3; Future Teachers of America 1; Spanish Club 3; Drama Club 1; Egats 1 Jay Edward Nicholson Brenda Oler Y-Teens 3; Cheerblock 2; Choir 2; FHA 1; Junior Red Cross 1; OEA 1 Mike Owens Wrestling 3; Track 4; Football 3; Hi-Y 1 Gregory Ozbun Hi-Y 3; Football 4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Latin Club 3 Mike Paul Hi-Y— President 2; Football— Captain 3; Baseball 4; Track 1; Hi-Y-Teen Christmas Ball Prince; Student Council 2; Basketball 3 37 Senior Year at H.H.S. Marked by Pictures. Don Pierce Hi-Y 3; Art Club 1; Basketball 1 Douglas Poling Track 3; Baseball 1; Hi-Y 1; Art Club 1; Science Club 1 Patty Pope FHA 4; FHA Projects Chairman 1; GAA 1; Cheerblock 1 Lonnie Gene Rhodus Roxanne Rhodus Librarian 3; FHA 1; Choir 1 Jennifer Lynn Ridge GAA 2; 4-H 3; Choir 2; Red Cross 2; OEA 1 Ronald Rinehart B-Team Basketball 1; Industrial Arts Club 1; Business Clubl Betty Scruggs FHA — Vice President, Reporter, Junior Class Representa- tive 4; Art Club 1; High School Red Cross 1; Cheerblock 2; Epitome Staff 33 Keys, Announcements, Diplomas, Caps and Gowns Susan Seffrin Y-Tecns — Devotional Leader and Program Chairman 4; Span- ish Club Vice President and President 3; FTA 1; Cheer- block 4; Glee Club 3; Swing Choir 1; Student Council 1; Epitome Staff; Red Cross — Secretary 4; GAA 1 Kevin Shadle Football 1; Baseball 2; Tennis 3; Wrestling 1; Cross Coun- try 1; Class Treasurer — Sophomore 1; Basketball 1 Phyllis Sitzlar Y-Teens 3; Art Club 2; Red Cross 2; FTA 1; Latin Club- Treasurer 1 ; Cheerblock 1 ; 4-H — Treasurer 3 Ellen Smith Y-Teens 4; Cheerblock 3; Club 1 ; Epitome Staff 1 GAA 3; GAA Officer 1; Latin Larry Smith Hi- Y— Chaplain 4; Junior Class Treasurer 1; Student Coun- cil—Vice President 2; FFA— President 4; Basketball 2; Football 1 ; Track 1 ; National Honor Society 1 ; Parliamentary Procedure Team 4 Karen Sue Snyder Red Cross — Treasurer 3; Y-Teens 3; Art Club 2; Business Club 1; OEA 1; Bells are Ringing — Make-Up Chairman Steve Sprouse FFA1 Michael Steele Football 2; Track 2; Wrestling 3; Egats 3; Hi-Y 1 39 Seniors Chant With Spirit, cr We Are Strong, Barbara Ellyn Stout FFA Sweetheart 1; Chorus 3; Select Choir 2; FHA— Recreation Leader and Song Leader 2; OEA — Vice Presi- dent 1; Music Man; My Fair Lady Jennifer Stout Senior Class Secretary; National Honor Society — Secretary 2; Y-Teens — Social Secretary 3; FHA — Secretary 4; Out- standing Home Ec. Girl 1; Latin Club 3; Drama Club 2; Pep Club 3 Sue Ellen Stratton Y-Teens — Recording Secretary and Devotions 4; Red Cross — Corresponding Secretary 4; Varsity Cheerleader 1; Freshman Cheerleader 1 ; Pep Club— President 3 ; Latin Club 1 Cindi Taber Y-Teens 3; Cheerblock 3; GAA 2; Red Cross— Treasurer 4; Choir 2; OEA 1 Forester Junior Tillson Industrial Arts Club 1 Mike Toschlog Basketball 2; FFA 4 Cathie Tremps Cheerblock 3; Y-Teens 1; OEA— President 1; History Club 1 Diana Ulerick Honor Society 2; Epitome Staff 1; Y-Teens 4; Band 4; Choir 3; Latin Club 1; Pep Club 3 40 We Are Great, We ' re the Class of ' 68 Keith Underhill Boy ' s Cheerblock 1 Burt Vanderbilt National Honor Society — President 2; Science Club 2; Busi- ness Manager for Junior Class; Epitome Staff 1; Drama Club 1 ; Boy ' s State Kathy Wall Art Club — Vice President and President 4; Cheerblock 3; Na- tional Honor Society 2; Y-Teens 4; Drama Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Glee Club 1; Scholastic Art Awards — 7 Gold Keys and 5 Honorable Mentions; FTA 1; Musical — Scenery; Epitome Staff Jennifer Lee Waltz National Honor Society 2; GAA 3; Spanish Club 4; Senior Carnival Queen ; Cheerblock 2 Ann Weiss Cheerblock 2; Y-Teens 3; Glee Club 2; Ensemble 3; Art Club 2; Art Club President 1; GAA 2 John Weiss Class Vice President 1; Class Secretary 1; National Honor Society 1; District Secretary; FFA — Reporter 4; State FFA Speech Contest — 2nd Place In State; Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team — 3rd In State 2 Carol Anne Williamson OEA 1; Latin Club 2; Library Club 1; GAA 1 Mary Wilson Y-Teens 3; Cheerblock 2; GAA 1; Epitome Staff 1 — Copy Editor; Class Treasurer for Senior Class; Homecoming Queen — Senior; OEA 41 Active Juniors Looking Forward to New Challenges Junior class officers are (L to R) Row 1: C. Stone, Sec, Mrs. Beeson, Mr. Stone. Row 2: M. Lagomarcino, treas., D. Todd, pres., M. Fouts, v. pres., D. Hollenberg, bus. mgr. The class of 1969 had many effects on HHS. In sports thev contributed athletes to Hagerstown ' s teams. They were active in band activities and extra- curricular clubs. The juniors also brought changes with them. This year for the first time juniors had a class play, sold concessions to raise money for prom, and assisted seniors with the Epitome. Not pictured in the class section below are Gene Fields. Phil Lambert. Becca Lilly, Steve Richardson, and Barry Waltz. S3BBH Tim Franklin looks on as Gene Weaver applies his mechanical ability in getting his Chevy running once again. Smart-dresser, Jay Burroughs, mugs for the camera on Hobo Day as he goes to class. Bob Annon Deborah Asclie Bob Bacr Steve Baker Betty Ballenger Beeky Bane Pliil Beachler Mike Bicknell Phil Bowman Don Brown . Joyce Brown Lintla Brown Allen limner Stanley Brzoski Jay Burroughs Mike Cain De Chi Rex Clifton Bob Cochran Cathy Collis Jerry Conn Janet Crai B Steve Cross Steve Crull Dennis Davis Deborah DeFrank Sue Dennis Pam Dimett Shirley Dishncr Connee Dumford Dave Fagan Kathy Farmer Mindi Fosnight Mike Fouls Allen Fox Tim Franklin Patti Fyfe Wayne Geltinger Mark Greer Diana Halcomb Ha Hil Tcr, Jim Hobbs Dan Hollenberg David Howell Colleen Huffine Mary Hutchison Dennis Jones Gary Kitts Mark Kramer Mark Lagomarcino Randi LaGrange Clif Lakes Rex LaMar Norma Lamb Carl Lewis Clifford Lewman Jerry Litton David Mahoney Patty Matney Jeral McCullough John McDaniel Vickey McMillan Anita Miller Larry Necessary Pam Newman Randy Nicholson Maria Oler Bonnie Overbey Patty Owens Rebecca Pitts Ethel Reece Maebelle Retherford Sheila Rhodus Bob Rinehart Mary Root Mark Schlegel Randy Scruggs Geraldine Shepard Duane Shook Vickey Short Darrell Smith Cindy Snyder Michael Stevens Christine Stone Redith Summers Bonnie Taber Eugene Thalls Bill Tinkle Doug Todd Mike Toler Martha Tucker Deborah Ward Kevin Watt Eugene Weaver Anita Webb Nancy White Linda Wicseke David Wittman Brenda Woodward ; ft i 43 Sophomores: A Class of Many Personalities The Class of 1970 was the biggest class with 137 members. They produced several commendable ath- letes and scholars. Their class contained a number of very capable people who did a fine job of repre- senting HHS in extra-curricular activities. Not pictured: Vicky McConnell, Debbie Dale. Sophomore Nancy Reed plays Popeye on the Band and Choir Homecoming float. Will Nancy be strong to the finish? Class officers are (L to R), S. Higinbotham, pres., L. Lester, v. pres., M. Jeffers, treas., J. Oler, sec, Mr. Harrison. WW Gary Adamson Sara Allen Kathy Andis Jack Ardington Kathy Bane ' aula line Penny Barker Judy Barnard Rex Bell Freeman Blaylock Mark Blaze Dave Brown Tom Bruns Cynthia Burgess Joy Burroughs Mark Burton Mike Bymaster Bobby Campbell Ellen Campbell Roxie Campbell Kennetha Cash Mary Clarkston Barbara Clements Terry Coffman Tomi Collis Charles Colvin Rick Conwell Cathy Cook Rick Cowan Gloria Coy Melody Craig Cinda Cranor Kevin Cnmmins Janice Dale Mary Daugherty Bob Davis Joe Davis Martn Davis Dusty Dearing Mike DeBruler Debbie Dennis Bill DeVinney Jim Dick Carl Dickey Ted Dishncr Cindy Elliott JoAnne Ellis Barbara Fagan 44 Frank Favorite Debby Fox Kathy Gamber Dennis Gettinger Delia Gordon Jim Gordon Debbie Greene Debbie Griffith Goldie Gwin Do Hale David Hall Glinda Hanlon John Hartman Carol Hendershot Steve Higinbotham Jeff Himelick Carla Hoover Steve Iossi Mary Jeffers Jonna Johnson Vicki Johnson Becky Jones Randy Keith Byron Phyllii Bill Mahoney Katherine Manifold Bob Marlalt Ma Ma Pat Masters Bill McDaniel Thomas McKendn Steve Messer Brenda Miller Martha Miller Susann Mitchell Terry Morrow Diane Mosier Donna Oakes Bill Oler Joyce Oler Brenda Parks Mark Phillips Barry Pippin Larry Pippin Susan Pollitt Cynthia Pownall Done Reed Nanny Rccd Richards, Sheila Richardson Donald Ruble Charles Schmidt Gary Seffrin Kim Shadle Mark Sharp Kathy Shepard Mike Smith Karla Snyder Brenda Thalls Dee Thalls Dan Turner Carolyn Ullery John Wadswort Carol Weaver Rita Weiss Teresa Weiss Randy Werking Tony Wilkinson Mike Williams Linda Williamsor Jim Woolard Danny York Eddie York Talented Freshmen Present First Class Play The Class of 1971 has within its ranks of 134 students several outstanding individuals, whose varied talents shine in their representation of HHS. Should the potential of this class be put to good use, they will be a credit to HHS. Not pictured: Daniel Bane, Frances Oliphant, Carlos Slinker, Mark Weiss, Raymond Atchison, Sharon Ogle, and Ewell Barnes. Class officers are (L to R) Komi 1: R. Hunnicutt, pres.; S. Conder, sec.; M. Corder, treas.; S. Cain, v. pres.; Row 2: Mr. Dieselberg, Mrs. Brooks, Mr. Herbert. Daisy Toler and Cathy Shore are caught in an expressive moment at an after game dance. Rita Abrams Jana Albertson Richard Allen Dee Ann Atterson Debbie Baker Steve Baker Nick Bales Kalhie Beach Darrell Beck Vernon Blaylock Bookie Bowman Candy Boyd Suellen Briar Debbie Brittenham Joyce Burton Ronnie Cain Sally Cain Dave Carlson Linda Clark Walt Cloud Scott Conder Mark Corder Vickie Cross Da Dale Linda Davenport Ray Deady Jerrell Dennis Pamela DeVinncy Terry Dick Jeff Dimett Clayton Ellcman Julia Farmer Frances Favorite Janet Fisher Donnae Foulke Dan Grubbs Judilh Hall Ranily Hall LonJa Hilbcrt Allan Hindle Randy Hunnicutt Edrca Hutchens Paul Iossi Shcrri Jarrclt David Johnson Debbie K. Johnson Debbie L. Johnson Donna Ladd Robert Lane Barry Loeke Colleen Long Mike Marsh Jaekie McAllister Gary Merkamp Linda Meyer Teresa Meyer Jessie Miller Linda Miller Mike Miller Barbara Morris Connie Morris Barry Mosier David Mosier Tad Mullins Larnell Myers Brenda Necessary Dave Necessary Peggy Paddock Penny Pass Sherry Peneston Pope Don Pratt Gayland Rader Linda Recce Stanley Reed Lynn Ridge Max Riggs Jim Rigsby Kathy Rodefeld Dick Sattcrfield Cathy Schocmakt Gary Schumachet Dale Scffrin Judy Scffrin Connie Sharp Ronnie Sharp Cathy Shore Douglas Smith Kim Smith Mark Smith Sharon Smith Ronda Sprouse William Stall Mark Stcbing Tony Steele Hazel Stines Greg Stout Mark Swingle Don Swovcland Jerri Swovcland Daisy Toler Mike Tremps Debbie Tutterroi Ada Ullery David Ulrey Pam Webb Cheryl Weesner David Widau Vicki Williamsot Doris Woolard 47 Corporation Preparing To Build New High School This picture was taken during a surprise visit to Mr. Clark. He didn ' t e ven have time to clear oft his desk. •m m m .;£ Miss Helen Smith, executive secretary for the administration, has been with the system for 39 years. In a brief interview with Supt. Robert Clark, many plans for the new jr.-sr. high school were re- vealed. The $3,000,000 project proposes a gym- nasium that will seat 3500, an auditorium that can be divided into three lecture halls, a swimming pool, carpeting, and air conditioning to name a few items. The school building will be able to accommodate a maximum of 1200 students. It is to be built on Baker Road north of Hagerstown. By the fall of 1970, the school should be ready for use; Mr. Clark said he honestly feels it will be one of the best schools in this area. The school board has been active in preparing the plans for this project. These members are Porter C. Davis, pres., Raym ond D. Woolard, v. pres., Paul Williamson, sec, Arnold Dougherty, Robert Howell, Wilbur May, and Horace Smith. Mrs. Martha Swaim, Activities secretary, is shown here with huge Burroughs adding machine. As financial secretary for the administration. Mrs. Virginia King performs vital services. 48 New Principal Arrives at HHS From Colorado The new principal, Mr. Robert Powers, came here from Whitefield High School in Security, Colorado, where he worked in administration and guidance. He is a member of the local Rotary Club. This marked Mr. Paul Wittman ' s second year as assistant principal of H.H.S. He also teaches a general bi- ology class. With the end of the year came retirement of Mrs. Doris Devine which brought to a close 21 years of service to the school as a social studies teacher and guidance director. Since Mr. Powers believes things should be done yesterday he must eat lunch in his office to keep up. When Mr. Wittman goes home after a full day at school, he still has chores on his farm. Here he is shown with one of his calves Pee Wee. Mrs. Devine manages to keep up on her paper work as well as serve as a guidance counselor. She is also sponsor of National Honor Society. 49 Special Services Are Performed by Able Staffs The army has its special forces; so does H.H.S. The duties of our special forces are very diversified, ranging from giving shots to cleaning rooms to running errands through the halls. Everyone should be grateful for the services, and the people who perform them. Mrs. Fulton performs the very necessary duties of school nurse. With her office in the grade school she serves the entire system. Custodians are (L to R), Joe Hall, Earcle Freeze, Paul Durbin (supervisor), Leona Wyne, Fred Pope, and Bill Shook. Not pictured Joe Snyder. These girls, besides collecting attendance blanks, do many Burroughs, Susie Stratton, Pam Litton, Barb Stout, and other odd jobs. Office girls (L to R), Mrs. Sandmann, Joy Connie Luellen. Not pictured, Debbie Beach. 50 li! EBB C= r t win !■[ . r sailer sh It was estimated that these bus drivers traveled 1,000 miles a day transporting students. They are (L to R) Row 1: Mr. Tucker, Mr. Dimett, Mr. Durbin (grounds supervisor), Mrs. Hunt, Mr. Bain, Mr. Foland, Mr. Dickey. Row 2: Mr. Freeh, Mr. Williams, Mr. Hunt, Mr. Keiser, Mr. Underhill, Mr. Mc Minn, Mr. Oler, Mr. Lindley, and Mr. Ford. Our cafeteria staff serves 225 meals a day to the high school. This hard working group is composed of (L to R), Amy DeArmond, Mary Ellen Smith, Annabel Carnes, Edna Litton, Lela Hill, and Grace Nicholson (manager). We are truly indebted to these women. 51 Teachers: At School and At Home Doesn ' t Mr. Bunny Yeager look chic in his genuine rabbit fur ear muffs? What is a teacher? Students see him from 8:00 until 3:00 as a figure of authority and the possessor of a fancy computer called a brain. His job re- quires a difficult balance of qualities. He must be stern but patient, wise but humble, an entertaining actor but not a clown or a phony. When he suc- ceeds, he radiates inner satisfaction. All this the students know, but a fact that is sometimes forgotten by h igh school students is that their teachers are not just educational machines. They are also human beings with homes, with families, with friends, and, yes, even with homework to do. And they often sigh with relief on Fridays! What is a teacher? A per- son. Just a student who grew up but liked school well enough to stay. A graduate of Ball State University this is Mr. Howard Apple ' s first teaching job. U.S. Government and Economics are taught while in the classroom; however, his extracur- ricular activities include assistant wrestling coach and line man at the football games. Famous for his As I See It in the Paw Print, Mr. Apple predicted many game scores. Admiring her collection of over thirty pitchers and urns, Mrs. Helen Beeson is shown in her new home. Originally a resident of New Castle, she moved to Hagerstown after re- ceiving her degree from Ball State University. An instructor of math courses including general math, algebra, and plane geometry, Mrs. Beeson is also a loyal HHS sports fan. Mrs. Sarah Brooks, English teacher, is an avid dog lover. Shown here with her is Patrick, her Irish setter. Mrs. Brooks has her own garden and laid the bricks for her outdoor patio. Last summer Mrs. Brooks was awarded a special English study course at Purdue University. Shown in the classroom as a Health instructor, Mrs. Karen Bubp also teaches girls Physical Education classes and is the sponsor of the Pep Club. She is credited with the new means of selecting cheerleaders. Girls trying out for cheerleaders must be approved by the Student Council and student body. She is a graduate of Anderson College. 52 Teachers: Their Families and Their Dreams Mr. Jim Clark, physics, chemistry, and general math teacher, keeps his students amused with jokes, puns, and thoughts for the day. His hobbies are bird watching and sports. He is freshman basketball coach and assistant foot- ball coach. He enjoys swimming and was a lifeguard at Hagerstown ' s Splash Club. Knitting is one of the hobbies of Mrs. Eleanor Cranor, HHS librarian. She is wearing one of her own hand-knit dresses. Mrs. Cranor sometimes brings her little grandson to the games. At her summer home in Williamsburg, Mrs. Cranor has a lovely old reed organ with an extra sounding board, making it an unusual musical instrument. Formerly on the faculty at Sunman HS, this is Mr. Ken Dieselberg ' s first year at HHS. As an inspiration to the Tiger team, Mr. Dieselberg claimed the role of head basket- ball coach. A graduate of Ball State University, his class- room topics include woodshop, mechanical drawing, and electricity. Mr. Mike Douglass, U.S. History and contemporary prob- lems teacher, was new at HHS this year. Mr. Douglass came from Muncie, where he graduated from Ball State. He, his wife, and two children now live in Hagerstown. Mr. Douglass is well-known by HHS students for his thought provoking questions and comments and his ability to engage students in heated discussions. Miss Jeanne Gill, English and journalism teacher, is kept busy working with the Epitome and Paw Print staffs. Miss Gill has been at HHS three years and was responsi- ble for getting the Paw Print started. She has received a lot of kidding about that raincoat. She looks as if she could be an escapee from the state farm. The stork stopped at the Nelson Harrison home during the winter bringing the family total to seven members. Accompanying his many fatherly duties, Mr. Harrison is currently working on his Master ' s degree at Ball State Uni- versity. He is head wre stling coach and assistant football coach. Health and driver ' s education were his classroom studies. 53 Teachers: Teaching and Traveling Junior varsity basketball coach, Mr. David Herbert, is a graduate of Indiana University. Mr. Herbert teaches his stu- dents the angles of plane geometry and the exponents of ad- vanced algebra. He also teaches senior math. Mr. Herbert and his wife have two children. Clinton, Indiana is the home town of Mrs. Gracie Inman. Clinton has many people of Italian descent and each year holds a Little Italy Festival. This is where Mrs. Inman learned the art of making spaghetti. Mrs. Inman teaches shorthand, office machines, office practice laboratory ' , and advanced typing. Mr. John Kerekes, grade school principal, took charge of a general business class this year. He is also co-sponsor of the newly formed FTA, Mr. Kerekes has two children. He and his family live in Hagerstown. Archery and auto racing are just two of the many and varied interests of Mrs. Sharon Long, English, speech, and dramatics teacher. A graduate of Ball State, Mrs. Long and her husband now live in Parker, with their three children. Mrs. Long is Drama Club sponsor and had charge of both the junior and senior plays. Mr. Herbert E. McClintock, who operates Mac ' s Garage in Hagerstown, has opened his shop to HHS junior and senior boys and is teaching them Auto Mechanics. The class lasts 3 hours each day. Knitting provides a restful and creative hobby for Mrs. Elinor McConaha, Spanish teacher. She is also an ac- complished seamstress, who makes most of her own clothes. Sewing isn ' t her only hobby, though. Refinishing antique furniture is also a favorite pastime. Mrs. McConaha, who also travels, spent several weeks in Mexico last summer. 54 Teachers: At Work and Relaxing Painting plays an important part in the life of Mr. James Needham. Mr. Needham, a graduate of Kansas State Uni- versity, is in his first year of teaching. He is in charge of HHS ' s aspiring art students, and sponsors the Art Club Bowling is a favorite hobby of Mr. Joseph Neirinck, member of the teacher ' s bowling league. A graduate of Ball State Uni- versity, Mr. Neirinck teaches psychology, world history, and world geography at HHS. He is also an avid archeologist, having spent several summers participating in archeological digs. Outside activities include Hi-Y sponsor, co-sponsor of TTA and Senior class sponsor. Mr. Ray Orman, Vocational Agriculture teacher, is a member of the Young Farmers Organization. He and his wife have two children. Mr. Orman, a Purdue graduate, spon- sors the FFA Chapter. Shown talking with Roy Werking at a football game, Miss Marilyn Oury is a loyal fan of HHS sports. She was often seen greeting fans at the auditorium doors, taking tickets, and handing out programs. She is probably most famous as typing teacher whose pupils keep their fingers in running order for daily timed writings. Miss Oury also teaches bookkeeping. Mr. Basil Rust, right, and his assistant Mr. Ted Knose seem to enjoy working on machines. Mr. Rust teaches machine shop. He keeps busy supplying the shop boys with materials they need. Mr. James Scott and his wife are shown here with their son enjoying a basketball game. Mr. Scott teaches Biology. Mr. Scott portrayed Santa Claus at the Christmas convoca- tion this year. 55 Teachers: Their Hobbies and Handicrafts Mr. Eugene Stone, who teaches typing, general business and business law, enjoys a hike through the woods. Mr. Stone also likes to camp with his family. For relaxation, he reads law, religion, and philosophy books. Mr. Stone is the only teacher with a son or daughter at HHS; his daughter Chris- tine is a junior. HHS football coach and physical education teacher, Mr. Joe Suminski hunts for pleasure. He has a cabin in Penn- sylvania, his original home, where he can go to hunt deer. Mr. Suminski has two sons, one of whom wears a football uniform. Mr. Suminski also teaches biology. Mrs. Taylor, formerly Miss Loggan, is shown here with her husband. They were recently married. Mrs. Taylor taught freshman English. She was editor of the Earlham yearbook. This was her first year at HHS. Ceramics is the hobby of Miss Olene Veach, home economics teacher. Miss Veach is shown here enjoying her hobby. Miss Veach has a busy schedule at HHS. Besides her classes, she also sponsors FHA and 4-H and helps sponsor the sen- ior class. Mrs. Wilma Warner and her husband both enjoy tlTe new piano which she received for Christmas. Mrs. Warner teaches Latin and English and is sponsor of the Latin Club. Mrs. Warner also enjoys reading. Old cars is the hobby of Mr. Ben Yeager. He is shown here with one of his five cars. Mr. Yeager teaches band, choir, and music theory. He also has the EGATS club and Marching 12. Mr. Yeager directs the Methodist Church Choir. He also has been taking flying lessons. 56 Academics The curriculum has been expanded over the years. New equipment has been purchased and more com- plex textbooks have been introduced. But the stu- dents are still the same. Each year they have worked diligently at their studies to be better prepared to meet the world in which they have lived. And HHS successfully managed to prepare them. A 1968 junior chemistry class. 57 Social Studies Department Has Two New Teachers Prosecuter Les Mosier questions Jennifer Ridge in a mock trial in government. Jury member, Claudia Allen, appears to be more interested in Les than in the case. One of the new teachers, Mr. Apple, used mini- legislatures and mock trials to add pep to the gov- ernment classes, required for all seniors. He also taught 15 economics students in money matters, which they studied by filling out tax returns and preparing budgets. Mr. Apple later supplemented his government courses with income tax study. Drugs and civil rights were two of the up-to-date topics discussed by the juniors and seniors in con- temporary problems class taught by Mr. Douglass, also new to the school. He taught all classes of U.S. History, a required class for all juniors. One project in this class was a U.S. History note- book. World geography, taught by Mr. Neirinck, was the most recent addition to the social science cur- riculum. It was open to all grade levels, but was aimed mainly at freshmen. The 32 psychology stu- dents spent many hours compiling a research paper during their semester-long course. Mr. Neirinck also taught world history, a sophomore elective. Kenny Green Giant Johnson and Bob Gus Johnson build a mouse maze for use in psychology class. Hunting for the Line of Demarcation are Jim Dick and Mike Hurst during Mr. Neirinck ' s world history class. 58 Jana Albertson and Mark Corder demonstrate the use of the Figuring a budget in economics class appears to be quite maps in world geography class. amusing for Mr. Apple, Claudia Dougherty, and Mike Haul. 59 Feminine Intuition Guides English Department The English department also greeted a new teach- er, Mrs. Sue Taylor, this year. She taught all fresh- man classes and gave each student a chance for extra credit by reading a book a week. Junior classes, which read To Kill a Mockingbird, and Death of a Salesman, were taught by Miss Gill. Senior English was taught by Mrs. Brooks, who is noted for her stimulating discussions. She also taught opportunity English, a class for the student who sometimes has difficulty in reading, writing, and expressing ideas. Mrs. Long, teacher of sophomore English, added variety by having students teach the class from time to time. She also taught speech and drama, both one semester courses. The highlight of the speech classes ' year was a speech contest, in which Kathy Wall placed first in school and county competition, and third in the district. In third period junior English class, Tim Franklin and Nancy White study some of the early American authors. A daily occurrence in the Opportunity English class of Mrs. Brooks is the fight between Duane Shook and Jennifer Ridge. Students are given a chance to teach in the sophomore Eng- lish class. Here Karla Snyder takes over as teacher. 60 The six weeks is coming to an end as Linda Bryan prepares her five-paragraph author theme for senior English class. Each student selected an author to study intensely during the year. Linda chose Aldous Huxley. Let Freedom Ring, was the topic of John Weiss ' speech given in a speech contest and also in class. In freshman English, Brian Foust gives the class an ESP test while Jana Albertson observes. 61 Long Awaited Language Lab Finally Arrives New to our school this year, was the language lab. About 125 students used the lab for both Span- ish and Latin. It consisted of 30 student desks and the teacher control board. Each student had a head set and a microphone. The teacher also had a head set and a microphone, and controls to listen in. Two- way communication was possible between teacher and student. A first semester Spanish student teacher, Miss Click, is at the control panel of the new language lab. Latin students Rick Conwell, Mark Lagomarcino, and Jennifer Stout learn to drape togas. Latin is liolli amusing and confusing as shown by Re Bell, Tom Bnins, Rick Conwell, and Steve Iossi, all secon Latin students using the student controls of the language 62 Students Enjoy New Magazines in Study Hall Mrs. Cranor and her librarians contributed much to the student whether he was compiling a term paper, selecting a book for a report, or merely browsing during his spare time. An innovation this year was moving the current magazines and newspapers from the library to the study hall for students to read dur- ing their free time. The library ordered many new books and records, including a series of books by famous American authors. The library science class met once a week and learned how to classify books in the card catalog. They also learned how to use the Dewey decimal system. Library science class are Cynthia Pownall, Pam Newman, Donita Barnes, Roxanne Rhodus, Brenda Necessary and Joyce Brown supervised by Mrs. Cranor. Using the new magazine rack in the study hall is Clayton Elleman while Dallas Dale studies. Mrs. Cranor helps Jeff Dimett find information on mechan- ics. Jeff remembers all the good old days in the library. 63 Seniors Learn About Teaching Through FT A Future Teachers of America, a new experimental organization, was incorporated into the school cur- riculum to show interested students the opportuni- ties open to the field of teaching. Participating stu- dents assisted grade school teachers in typing tests, giving individual aid in reading and other subjects, and taking responsibility for playground duties. On Fridays they discussed new teaching ideas and prob- lems that arose. They were also required to report on articles written in professional journals. Mr. Neirinck and Mr. Powers were faculty advisors. FTA members are (L to R) Row 1: Susan Seffrin, Howard Nicholson, Claudia Dougherty, Phyllis Sitzlar, Debbie Ford. Row 2: Les Hosier, Krista McMinn, Kathy Wall, Linda Isaacs, Linda Bryan, Mike Paul. Finding that a child finally understands a problem is very rewarding, even to a cadet teacher, and Mike Paul will agree. The second graders find that the cadet teacher, Miss Seffrin, is seldom lacking in ability. 64 New Business Lab Teaches Efficiency Mrs. Inman taught the new experimental business laboratory. This vocational education class prepared girls for careers in office work by acquainting them with procedures and techniques used in the modern office. The girls learned different jobs by being as- signed to stations such as, duplicationist, receptionist, librarian, or office manager. The girls also did of- fice work for teachers. A calculator, mimeograph machine, a liquid duplicator, a transcriber-dication recorder, adding machines, and typewriters were pur- chased for this course. Sixteen seniors belonged to the two hour class. Second semester the business lab went to work with the shop class. Using their skills, the lab handled the shop ' s books, ordering, and correspondence. Typing, law, bookkeeping, and general business are taught in addition to the intensive lab. My Favorite Martian disguised as Gail Hendershot, is working out a new secret code on the transcriber used in business lab. Typing class turns out very efficient typists. Martha Tucker hasn ' t made a mistake; she just wants to type that line again. In business lab the girls become familiar with many new machines. Mary Wilson demonstrates the Friden Calculator. 65 Over 200 Students Study Math and Science The mathematics and science departments of H.H.S. were very complete. The mathematics depart- ment included Mrs. Beeson teaching general math, algebra, and plane geometry; Mr. Clark teaching general math; and Mr. Herbert instructing students in plane geometry, advanced algebra, and senior math. Mr. Suminski ' s and Mr. Scott ' s biology and advanced biology classes had nothing to do with mathematics, but they showed the student how his body is constructed and how it functions. Mr. Scott used experimental animals extensively to show effects and results of different physical processes applied to a physical body. Mr. Clark ' s chemistry and physics classes were closely related to mathe- matics because mathematics are needed to learn chemical and physical laws and theories. Mr. Clark and his students performed many diversified experi- ments in proving or disproving any theory of chemical technology. Mr. Clark did not limit himself to a dull action and calculated reaction. He concocted solutions designed to provide a laugh or surprise to add in- terest to his otherwise technical classes. In Chemistry, Debbie DeFrank grinds away on the ice cream that demonstrates freezing process. Gary Kitts, Dave Howell, Bob Baer, Phil Beachler. Mark Lagomarcino, and Sue Dennis approve. General math students Donnae Foulke and Terry Dick find that accuracy, even in simple circles, is important. While Marta Da is confidently experiments with dissection of a triangular prism, Becky Jones and Debbie Dennis observe. 66 Mark Gethers and Doug Poling make trigonometry a com- munity project. Greg Ozbun doesn ' t seem interested. Dave Carlson and Scott Conder demonstrate the use of the large slide rule in first year algebra class. 67 Health Education Puts on Many Different Faces Physical Education is required by all freshmen and sophomores for one semester. Mr. Suminski is the instructor of the boys phys. ed. class. The class went bowling plus their regular activities. The girls phys. ed. classes, under the direction of Mrs. Bubp, played various sports. Mr. Harrison taught both the Drivers ed. and Health classes. Health is a required semester course while Drivers ed. is not required. These agile boys, Dave Carlson and Dave Necessary are doing the monkey roll in their hoys physical education class. When Randy Keith is at the wheel, Mr. Harrison seems to be quite secure, but no one knows what ' s behind that smile. The Hippies in health class arc getting a demonstration, by- Mark Greer, of the problems of a dope-addict. In phys. ed. Paula Banning is concerned with getting the jump ball, but Joy Burroughs seems to be practicing modern dance. 68 Boys as Well as Girls Study Home Economics Miss Veach supervises while Jay Nicholson, Keith Underh ill, and Steve Sprouse watch in amazement as Doug Poling re- moves the hiscuits. The Home Economics department of H.H.S., headed by Miss Veach. instructed students in anything from sewing buttons on clothes to designing homes. Their projects as a group, as individuals, and as a class covered a wide range of topics. For example, one of the projects for the girls consisted of preparing meals from European and Oriental countries. For the second year a number of boys enrolled in home ec. Thev learned how to shop for foodstuffs and pre- pare bachelor fare. Eating their Japanese lunch that they prepared in home ec. Home-nursing was also taught in home ec. Donna Oakes are Patty Pope and Ruth Lamb. practices on Barbara Fagan. 69 lIUl I In Agriculture class, Gene Bennett and Steve Cox test dif- shown lacking can be applied to the soil to make it far more ferent soil types. This is important because the chemicals productive. Mr. Orman looks on approvingly. H.H.S. Agriculture Is Modern and Practical Mr. Orman ' s Farm Shop classes have received various gifts from local firms to add to the tools bought by the school. Together, these tools provide his F.F.A. boys with an efficient shop to make them familiar with farm machinery. Field ' s Ford provided a 1968 station wagon for the engine instruction. Dana, Inc.. provided materials to make repairs on ma- chinery. The boys Farm Shop have repaired ma- chinery, painted tractors, built feeders, and have had ample experience in all the mechanics that a future farmer would need. No matter how old or new machinery is it must have proper care. Lewayne Hilbert empties the fertilizer from the planter. Many things must be made for the Ag. projects Daniel works building a gate for the pig pen. Bill Mc- 70 Industrial Arts Develops Mechanical Skills Mr. Rust ' s machine shop classes have remained busy this scholastic year with their many projects. These projects ranged from working on personal articles such as improvements on their cars, first semester, to building pedal cars for profit the second semester. The pedal car project was made possible when the school bought manufacturing rights for the light inspection car from V-Plex Clutch. This project gave the students a chance to practice the varied skills Mr. Rust taught them. The new two hour Auto Mechanics class conducted by Mr. McClintock in his garage, located near the school, instructs students in auto maintenance. The students learn the intricacies of ignition systems and carburetion. so vital to keep a car in perfect mechanical condition. In the boy ' s auto mechanics class Steve Bowman studies the autocomputer while Gene Fields studies the auto. In mechanical drawing class Greg Ozbun and Tony Wilkin- son are working on lettering to duplicate the model. Many skills are learned in machine shop. Mr. Rust helps Barry Waltz and Jay Burroughs learn to use new tools. 71 Yeager Runs Music Department Singlehandedly It was a busy year for Mr. Yeager as he took over directing both band and choir as well as teaching a new music theory class. After a week at camp during the summer, the band competed in several contests. They also gave a Christmas concert at the Knights- town Children ' s Home. The highlight of the choir ' s year was the district choral festival in March. Music theory students studied part writing as well as the lives of famous composers. In the newly formed music theory class, Mr. Yeager illus- trates the changing of chords from minor to major. The band spells HHS as part of formations. Band members ' L to R) are kneeling Carla Hoover, Connie Luellen. Row 1: Joe Barnard, Rob Beachler, Linda Wieseke, Penny Pass, Jean Campbell. Nancy Reed, Sue Dennis, Ramona ' Pitts, Lynn Ridge, Suzanne Giggy, Cindy Elliott, Mike Elliott. Row 2: Diane Mosier, Ray Deady, Pam Litton, Mike Fouts, Walter Cloud, Brenda Miller, Don Swoveland, Joyce Oler, Jana Albertson, Katby Beach, David Widau, Mark Smith. Debbie Greene. Row 3: Brenda Thalls, Chris Stone, Gary Adamson, Gary Kitts, Linda May, Jerry Scott, Peggy Paddock, Mike Cain, Kathy Gamber, Mary Daugherty, Barry Locke, David Hall, Kurt Kramer, Cathy Green, Carol Weaver. Roiv 4: Candy Boyd, Redith Summers, Karen Swoveland, Anna Mever, Dave Howell, Phil Beachler, George Brown, David Wittman, Danny York, Ellen Camp- bell, Mark Phillips, Mary Clarkston, Susan Pollitt, Paula Banning. 72 Choir members are (L to R) Row 1: Linda May, Claudia Allen, Jennifer Stout, Cheryl Dale, Carol Griffith, Ronda Sprouse, Joy Rurroughs, Kathy Andis, Connie Luellen, Kathy Farmer, Sara Allen, Kathy Gamber. Row 2: Carol Weaver, Rrenda.-Thalls, Nancy Reed, Vickey Short, Carla Hoover, Diana Ulerick, Linda Lester, Donna Halcomb, Brenda Woodward, Debbie Griffith, Ellen Davis, Diane Mosier. Row 3: Linda Brown, Donna Oakes, Ruth Lamb, Penny Pass, Debbie Greene, Kathy Bane, Gail Hendershot, Judy Hutchison, Patsy Charl- ton, Patti Alexander, Martha Miller, Melody Craig. Row 4: Anita Miller, Elaine Miller, Karla Snyder, Susan Pollitt, Debbie Dale, Jean Ann Campbell, Debbie Beach, Cinda Cranor, Susan Seffrin, Pam Dimett, Becky Bane. Row 5: Donna Gettinger, Roxanne Rhodus, Goldie Gwin, Barbara Fagan, Mary Daugherty, Bill Bowman, Rob Beachler, Steve Crull, Mike Steele, George Br own, Mr. Yeager. Row 6: Debbie Davis, Janet Craig, Vicki Johnson, Mike Elliot, Gary Stout, Allen Bruner, Brian Oler, Mike Marsh, Jim Rigsby, Anna Meyer. Concert Band members are (L to R) Row 1: Gary Kitts, Mary Daugherty, Jana Albertson, Debbie K. Johnson, Lynn Ridge, Ramona Pitts, Sue Dennis, Suzanne Giggy, Connie Luellen, Carla Hoover, Linda Wieseke. Row 2: Linda May, Jerry Scott, Joe Barnard, Mike Fouts, Walter Cloud, Pam Litton, Don Swoveland, Cindy Elliott, David Widau, Larry Pippin, Dave Howell, Phil Beachler. Row 3: Mike Cain, Kalhy Gamber, Joyce Oler, Peggy Paddock, Kathy Beach, Mark Phillips, David Hall, George Brown, Mike Elliott, David Wittman, Ellen Campbell, Barry Locke, Danny York, Barry Pippin. Standing: Jean Ann Campbell, Nancy Reed, Penny .■Pass, Mr. Yeager, Mark Smith, Redith Summers, Kurt Kramer, Gary Adamson, Ray Deady, Rob Beachler, Anna Meyer. 73 Journalism Class Edits the HHS Paw Print The Journalism class, under the guidance of Miss Gill, has spent many hours covering school activities and generally reporting the news . For the first time, photographs of Homecoming, football and basketball, appeared. Increased student coverage was a major change in the Paw Print. Claudia Dougherty and Mike Paul stencil headlines while Being interviewed for a feature story is Burt Vanderbilt. Larry Necessary is ready with correction fluid. Joyce Brown finds his replies amusing. Waiting for Patti Fyfe to deliver their Paw Prints are Randi LaCrange, Doug Todd, Chris Stone, and Brcnda Wood- jrd. Except for special editions, the Paw Print was usually livcred last period on Fridays. 71 Several Changes Made in r Epitome Production The actual production of the 1968 Epitome was begun in the summer when Editor-in-chief Krista Hollenberg attended 2 weeks of yearbook courses at Ball State. Miss Gill, journalism teacher, was ap- pointed as advisor. The staff extensively employed the services of several juniors. A second regular photographer was added to the staff. Also, the editor was allowed a free period during the day exclusively for yearbook work. An August delivery date for the book was used with the purpose of including the whole year in one book. Being the 50th volume of the Epitome, old pic- tures from HHS alumni were included. The whole staff worked very hard down to the smallest details to make the 1968 Epitome the best yet ! Epitome photographer, Burt Vanderbilt, spends many hours in the dark room developing pictures for the yearbook. The tactful criticism of Miss Gill, sponsor, is a priceless ele- ment in developing the yearbook. Epitome staff (L to R), sitting, Betty Scruggs, organizations; Krista Hollenlerg, editor; Linda Dick, student life; Diana Ulerick, album; Mary Wilson, copy; standing, Linda May, ass ' t. editor; Kathy Wall, art; Debbie Beach, sales; Rick Coy, busn. mgr. ; Ellen Smith, copy; Bill Burton, sports, photog.; Burt Vanderbilt, photog. ; Krista McMinn, academics; Susan Seffrin, ass ' t.; Linda Bryan, ass ' t. 75 History of Art Supplements Art Classes In addition to the usual range of projects from painting to pottery, the art classes studied current art and artists and kepi notebooks of newspaper clippings concerning art. Under the direction of their new teacher, Mr. James Needham, they also studied art history with the use of slides. In art class Anna Meyer carves away at her wood block. It is then used for a block print. Demonstrating the use of the potter ' s wheel is Mr. Needham while Kathy Wall, Elaine Miller, and Judy Hall observe. The messy sink is familiar to any art student. Adding to the mess are Vicki Williamson, Dallas Dale, Danny Bane, and Bill Stall. Sports Throughout the years students have participated en- thusiastically in sports either as athletes or as fans. New records have heen set onlv to be broken again. The trophy room displays many honors. And all have shared that same thrill of school spirit passed on through the familiar strains of HHS Our Alma Mater . 77 Tigers Boast 3rd Best Record in School Varsity Football (L to R) Row 1: Bob Johnson, Terry Giggy, Greg Ozbun, Dean Campbell, Mark Lagomarcino, Randy Nicholson, Bill Tinkle. Row 2: Mike Owens, Roger Morris, Marty Collis, Jerry Lamb, Bill Burton, Mike Steele, Dave Lester. Row 3: Head Coach Suminski, Pat Masters, Bill Oler, Jeff Himelick, Mark Blaze, Allen Fox, Rex Clifton, Clif Lakes, Coach Murray. Row 4: Tony Steele, Terry Dick, Ray Deady, Rick Conwell, Mike Paul, Les Mosier, Marv Doerstler, Coach Clark. Row 5: Coach Harrison, Mark Stebing, Barry Mosier, Max Riggs, Richie Allen, Mike Miller, Tad Mullins, Bruce Davis, Clayton Elleman. Absent when picture was taken: Gary Groves, Dave Brown (mgr.) Date Opponents We They Sept. 1 Milan T 25 Sept. 8 Winchester T 7 10 Sept. 15 Portland H 12 14 Sept. 22 Brookville H 21 6 Sept. 29 Hamilton S.E. H 53 Oct. 6 Centerville T 31 6 Oct. 13 Union City H 26 Oct. 20 Knightstown H 30 19 Oct. 25 Royerton H 20 Nov. 3 Cambridge City T 21 6 Coaches Suminski, Clark, Murray, and Harrison walk to Hagerstown after the Tigers 21-6 victory over Cambridge City. History; Take Tri-Eastern Conference Honors It was a bright year for football at HHS. with Coach Suminski picking up his 50th win on the last game of the season, a 21-6 victory over Cambridge City. This year ' s team, which gained more yardage than any previous one. had two members making All- State honorable mention teams. Senior tackle Dave Lester made the AP team, while junior quarterback Randy Nicholson was named to the UPI squad. ■■8 l i H flc m ■ F 4?ZM t jU m : ' Jj - M ■ ' ■ i Bill Tinkle carries the ball for a gain against Knightstown in a game the Tigers won 30-19. Dave Lester relaxes after Hagerstown ' s 26-0 win in the Union City Mud Bath . Randy Nicholson (18) and Rex Clifton (84) stop a Knightstown hall carrier near the Hagerstown side line. 79 SuminskVs 50th Win Highlights Successful Season A Knightstown player is removed from the play by Bill Burton (50) and Mike Steele (62). A highlight of the Knightstown game was Bob Johnson ' s run back of a second half kick-off for a touchdown. Relaxing after the Hamilton S.E. game are (L to R) Mike Paul. Bill Tinkle. Les Mosier, Marty Collis, Marvin Doerstler, Bob Johnson. Jerry Lamb, Dean Campbell, and Terry Ciggy. 80 The reserve team dresses for all home varsity games. After a Tiger win, Dallas Dale returns across the bridge to the gym. Date Opponents Sept. 19 Pendelton Sept. 26 Winchester Oct. 10 Centerville Oct. 16 • Cambridge Oct. 19 Knightstown Remaining scores not available. JV, Freshman Football Players Show Promise Coach Murray in his second year was joined by Coach Clark who took the Freshman team. Bill Oler had a season high with three touchdowns scored in one game. The Freshman team lost Gary Groves to the varsity in which he earned a letter. Both the Freshman team and the Junior Varsity team had excellent records. They should contribute greatly to the Varsity ' s eight game winning streak. We They 24 14 19 13 20 12 25 20 7 After a game, members of the reserve team return to the gym. They are Jim Dick, Mark Blaze, and Barry Mosier. The Freshman and Reserve team members (L to R) Row 1: Coach Murray, Mark Stebing, Terry Dick, Ray Deady, Rich Allen, and Coach Clark. Row 2: Jeff Himelick, Tony Steele, Mark Blaze, Mike Miller, and Tad Mullins. Row 3: Max Riggs, Barry Mosier, Pat Masters, Rick Conwell, Bill Oler, Bruce Davis, and Clayton Elleman. 81 New Coaches Ken Dieselberg and Dave Herbert Allen Fox and Mike Bicknell scramble for the ball in the victorious game with Blue River. Coach Dieselberg has an emphatic point to make. Coach Herbert looks on in seeming disbelief. Date Nov. 17 Nov. 22 Nov. 25 Dec. 1 Dec. 2 Dec. 8 Dec. 9 Dec. 15 Dec. 20 Jan. 6 Jan. 6 Opponent Greenfield Pendleton Northeastern Portland Liberty Cambridge New Castle Centerville Randolph South Union City Cambridge H H T H T H T T T Inv. Inv. We They 48 75 60 77 40 44 72 92 66 Date Jan. 12 Jan. 13 Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 26 Feb. 2 Feb. 3 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Feb. 22 Opponent Brookville Winchester Blue River Delta Unjon City Mississinewa Monroe Central Union Twp. Knightstown Northeastern We They H T H T H T T T H Sect. 54 46 49 44 71 51 53 51 45 63 64 80 46 94 89 76 83 63 50 76 Varsity Basketball Team (L to R) Row 1: Mark Lagomarcino (mgr.), Dan Hollenberg (mgr.), Terry Giggy, Barry Waltz, Mark Blaze, Bill Oler, Bob Baer (mgr.). Row 2: Coach Dieselberg, Mike Bicknell, Les Mosier, Bill Tinkle, Dean Campbell, Mike Smith, Allen Fox, Coach Herbert. Not Shown: Stuart Carlson, Roger Morris. 82 Gain the Respect of Students and Adults Alike The basketball team compiled a 3-17 record in their first season under coach Dieselberg. The year was brighter than it seemed, however, as the Tigers had several near-misses. With the seven returning underclassmen, next year looks more promising. Krista McMinn holds a paper hoop honoring the senior players as Terry Giggy and Roger Morris make their entrance. Mr. Dieselberg gives emphatic instructions to Bill Tinkle and Mark Blaze during a time out at a crucial moment of the game. Roger Morris, Barry Waltz, Les Mosier, and Stuart Carlson also listen attentively. Weariness and confusion are the expressions on Allen Fox ' s Fast re fl exes an d strong muscles help Barry Waltz as he face as he is closely guarded by a Union City player. guards his man. 83 Tigers Make Excellent Showing in Sectional Even varsity managers got into the act at the sectional. Here Dan Hollenberg and Mark Lagomarcino boost the team on. , • k . KS } i U ft V -It v 4 jHitt f t  • ' . 4 : JK ' B, v ; mjm m x 1 H f •- 4 4 f - ? HHS fans sing the school song prior to the start of the game to boost the team on. IV- v V V it. .d X Stuart Carlson (No. 33) didn ' t get to play much but when Roger Morris seems to be asking if cross body blocking is he did ... Here he tries to make it difficult for opponent. legal, while Dean Campbell looks on. B-Team Ends Season With Comeback Victory The Reserve Basketball Team under Coach Herbert finished the season with a 6 and 14 record and looked like a much improved team over the first of the season. Steve Higinbotham received the award for the most improved player on the team. On Jan- uary 22 and 23 at the Liberty the B-team took third in the conference junior varsity tourney. Jack Ardington appears to have backed into a Knightstown player as the Kittens come back to win 42-41. Date Nov. 17 Nov. 22 Nov. 25 Dec. 1 Dec. 7 Dec. 8 Dec. 9 Dec. 15 Dec. 20 Jan. 12 Jan. 13 Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Jan. 22 Jan. 23 Jan. 26 Feb 2 Feb. 3 Feb. 9 Feb. 16 Opponent Greenfield Pendleton Northeastern Portland Liberty Cambridge New Castle Centerville Randolph South Brookville Winchester Blue River Delta Brookville Centerville Union City Mississinewa Monroe Central Union Twp. Knightstown H H T H T H T T T H T H T Trny. Trny. H T T T H 34 32 28 23 26 36 17 41 34 33 42 37 33 32 49 34 27 30 32 42 They 44 33 47 31 35 22 60 50 30 28 48 30 48 40 34 44 42 39 39 41 Reserve basketball team (L. to R.) Row 1: Dan Hollenberg (mgr.), Bob Cochran, Dave Carlson, Dick Satterfield, Mike Williams, Dusty Dearing, Bob Baer. Row 2: Coach Herbert, Jack Ardington, Phil Beachler, Jeff Himelick, Steve Higin- botham, Mark Burton, Coach Dieselberg, Mark Lagomarcino (mgr.). 85 Freshman Team Displays Agility on ' ' Hardwood Date Opponent We They Nov: 16 Richmond Test H 29 71 Nov. 21 Northeastern T 37 46 Nov. 28 Centerville T 39 40 Dec. 4 Liberty H 40 53 Dec. 7 Winchester T 31 54 Dec. 14 Richmond Dennis T 30 48 Dec. 19 Union Twp. T 47 40 Jan. 8 Randolph South H 32 43 Jan. 11 Knightstown T 31 41 Jan. 16 Connersville H 30 50 Jan. 18 Cambridge H 31 26 Jan. 20 Centerville H 43 30 Jan. 20 Liberty H 31 49 Jan. 23 Richmond Hibberd H 26 54 Jan. 25 Monroe Central T 42 56 Feb. 1 New Castle T 12 72 Feb. 8 Union City T 30 52 Feb. 15 Boston T 25 41 In his first year as basketball coach, Mr. Clark enjoyed experiences of coaching future Tigers. The greatest thrill was placing second in freshman tour- ney. The team gained experience from a rough schedule and proved it in the tourney. Coach Clark explains the finer points of a play at one of the Freshman team practices. Members of the Freshman Basketball Team are (L. to R), Row 1: Max Riggs, Richie Allen, Greg Stout, Bruce Davis, Barry Mosier, Coach Clark. Row 2: Terry Dick, Randy Hun- nicutt, Alan Hindle, Barry Locke, Bookie Bowman. Baseball Team Finishes 3rd in Conference 8-6 Opponent We They June 3 June 7 June 9 June 16 June 22 June 23 June 27 June 30 July 7 July 12 July 14 July 18 July 21 July 25 Union City H 7 4 Richmond T 2 10 Cambridge H 1 Liberty T 5 3 Centerville H 10 1 Union City T 3 5 Knightstown T 3 7 Brookville T 1 2 Cambridge T 1 2 Liberty H 11 7 Centerville T 8- 1 Union City H 12 1 Knightstown H 14 Brookville H 7 The baseball team had its most successful season in years under its coach, Mr. Charles Blackburn. They compiled an 8-6 record and placed third in the TEC and second in the sectional. Bill Tinkle, Dean Campbell, and Mike Paul made HHS baseball headlines by making the all-conference team. Bill and Dean were named to the first team, while Mike was on the honorable mention. Dave Howell, Allen Fox, and Bob Davis sit beside coach Blackburn who sits in his classic pose. Catcher Mike Paul receives a pitch in the game against Knightstown which the Tigers lost 14-0. Varsity baseball team (L. to R.) Row 1: Bob Cochran, Dave Lester, Mike Paul, Bob Johnson, Roger Morris, Kevin Shadle, Pat Masters, Bill Oler. Row 2: Bill Burton, Bob Davis, Dave Howell, Dean Campbell, Bill Tinkle, Jeff Himelick, Allen Fox, Mike Smith, Coach Backburn, Dave Blackburn, bat boy. 37 Barry Waltz Sets HHS Pole Vault Record Date Opponent We They April 5 Union Twp H 64 54 April 9 Union City Liberty H 66l 2 67% 14 April 11 Centerville Knightstown H 50 48i 2 49i 2 April 19 Randolph Southern Winchester H 80 19 49 April 22 Cambridge Spiceland H 64y 2 56% 27 April 24 Jaycee Invitational H Tie Third April 30 Pendleton T 56 72 May 1 Connersville Brookville T 54 73 20 May 3 TEC Meet H Fifth May 8 Monroe Central H 6oy 2 57y 2 Randy Nicholson, by not touching the track acros9 the start- ing line, has not jumped the gun. He won this 100 yard dash. Barry Waltz became the first HHS student to compete in state final athletic competition. The Hagerstown Tiger track team (L to R) Row 1, Jay Burroughs, Larry Necessary, Greg Ozbun, Gene Weaver, Jerry Lamb, Mike Owens, Dave Carlson, Dave Lester, Steve Higinbotham, Dusty Dearing. Row 2, Bob Johnson, Terry Dick, Mike Miller, Barry Waltz, Bill DeVinney, Pat Masters, Randy Nicholson, Ted Dishner, Rex Clifton, Wayne Gettinger, Tony Steele. Row 3, Coach Clark, Coach Suminski, Bill Tinkle, Ray Deady, Les Mosier, Jeff Himelick, and Mark Lago- marcino. in State Track Meet With 13 r 5 Jump 1968 was an exiciting year for the track team as Barry Waltz became the first HHS entrant in the state track finals. While competing at Indianapolis, Barry set a new school record of 13 ' 5 which gave him an eighth place finish. Another new record was set by Dave Lester in the regional meet. Bob Johnson ran both high and low hurdles with equal suc- cess. In this Jaycee meet, a third was needed to qualify for the finals. Among the many girls who helped out at the home track meet9 were Marcia Teegarden, Cindy Elliott, and Becky Jones. Dave Lester tried hard all season and finally in the Regional Track Meet set a new school shot put record of 51 ' 8 . Jaycee Track Meet queen and court Linda Bryan, Mary Wil- son, Randi LaGrange, Becky Jones, and Connie Morris. Wrestling Team Under New Coaches HHS Wrestling Team, (L to R), Row 1: Coach Harrison, Gene Weaver, Mark Smith, Dave Brown, Kurt Kramer, Jim Gordon, Coach Apple. Row 2: Tony Steele, Pat Masters, Mike Owens, Bill Burton, Randy Keith, Randy Nicholson. Row 3: Jerry Lamb (Manager), Jay Burroughs, Gene Bennett, Ken Banning, Steve Bowman, Dave Ellis. Row 4: Mike Steele (Manager), Dave Lester, Jim Dick, Rex Clifton, Bob Armon. Mark Smith Dave Brown Kurt Kramer Randy Keith Gene Weaver Pat Masters Mike Owens Bill Burton Won Lost Tie Team Won Lost Tie Team pts. pts. 3 8 15 Randy Nicholson 7 3 29 9 1 1 29 Jay Burroughs 4 6 1 20 2 10 8 Gene Bennett 1 2 5 1 Rex Clifton 5 4 3 25 6 4 26 Jim Dick 3 5 13 8 3 1 36 Bob Armon 1 4 5 10 2 38 Dave Lester 5 21 11 1 45 90 Completes Successful Six and Six Season Under new wrestling coaches, Mr. Harrison and Mr. Apple, the Tiger matmen compiled a 6-6 record. Only four seniors wrestled varsity meets. Eleven underclassmen showed spirit, desire, and ability during the 1967-68 season. Seniors Mike Owens, 133 lb. class, and Bill Burton, 138 lb. class, placed first in the Tri-Eastern Conference. Randy Nicholson, 145 lb. junior, and Pat Masters, 127 lb. sophomore, were runners-up. Randy and Mike took thirds in the sectional, while Bill took a fourth. Mike Owens was named captain. Date Opponent We They November 28 Knightstown H 36 16 December 5 Union Twp. H 44 8 December 7 Union City H 23 26 December 14 Centerville H 46 6 December 19 Brookville H 16 29 January 4 Connersville T 13 39 January 6 4 Way Tourney H second January 9 Rushville T 30 20 January 16 Yorktown H 30 25 January 18 Royerton H 22 26 January 23 Pendelton T 12 28 January 25 Cambridge H 24 16 January 27 TEC Meet third January 30 Eastern Hancock T 26 28 February 3 Sectional ninth Randy Nicholson takes a waist near ankle ride on his Knightstown opponent in the first meet of the season. Bill Burton, 138 pound class, is signaled the winner of his match. 91 Varsity Cross Country Team, (L to R), Roiv 1: Coach Herbert, Larry Necessary, Steve Higinbotham, David Neces- sary, Mike Bicknell, and Dan Grubbs (Mgr.). Row 2: David Mahoney, Tim Franklin, Gene Weaver, and Dick Satterfield. 8 Join Cross Country The Cross Country Team under the direction of Coach Herbert won the first meet in the history of the Hagerstown High School. The team was entirely composed of underclassmen. While this year had bright spots, next year looked brighter. Date Team We They Sept. 12 Union Twp. T 47 15 Sept. 14 Union City H 50 15 Sept. 19 Liberty H 27 28 Sept. 21 Royerton T 50 15 Sept. 26 Cambridge T 41 18 Oct. 3 Winchester T 42 18 Oct. 5 Knightstown T 46 17 Oct. 10 Centerville T 40 17 Oct. 12 Monroe Central T 30 19 Oct. 13 TEC Meet 7th place (Lower scoring team wins.) Most valuable runner of the 1967 Cross Country team was Larry Necessary. Here Larry runs in a practice session. 92 Young Tennis Team Gains Experience for Future The Hagerstown Tiger tennis team under the di- rection of Coach Harrison for the fifth straight year, had fourteen underclassmen on the squad after graduating two members from the 1967 squad, Allen Richardson and Randy Turner. The team, being young, suffered some defeats, but the experience gained promised to improve the team for the 1969 season. Bright spots on the team were Allen Fox, number one singles, and Fox and Steve Baker, form- ing the number one doubles team. Hagerstown ' s two concrete and two asphalt courts are the best in the T.E.C. and the best in Wayne County, excluding Rich- mond. «Mrt v Steve Baker slams the ball back to his opponent. Date Opponents We They April 4 Union City T 1 6 April 8 Knightstown H 7 April 9 Connersville H 7 April 11 Morton Memorial H 5 2 April 19 Richmond T 1 6 April 23 Liberty H 7 April 25 Centerville H 3 4 April 30 Brookville T 5 2 May 2 Union City H 7 May 3 Centerville H 1 6 May 6 Cambridge H 2 5 May 8 Morton Memorial T 7 May 13 TEC Second May 16 Connersville T 7 Row 1 (L to R), Bill Burton, Allen Fox, Bob Baer, Steve Baker, Dennis Jones, Mark Burton, Mike DeBruler. Row 2, Coach Harrison, Tom Bruns, Max Riggs, Mark Sharp, Bill Oler, Dave Brown, Rick Cowan, Barry Locke (Mgr), Dave Armon. I liiH l Doug Todd Wins Low Medalist in Golf Sectional Date Opponent We They April 1 Connersville T 4 6 April 4 Cambridge H m 2y 2 April 9 New Castle H 8% i% Apri l 11 Winchester T 9 6 April 19 Knightstown T V 2 2y 2 April 20 Madison Heights H 2i o i2y 2 April 23 Cambridge H 6 4 April 30 Centerville H i2y 2 2i 2 May 2 Pendleton H 10 May 3 Winchester Invitational T 6th May 4 Jaycee Invitational H 3rd May 6 Winchester H 9 1 May 9 Brookville H 10 May 11 TEC H 1st May 13 Sectional T 6th With Bill Todd, Alan Renaker, and Darrell Tee- garden graduated, the 1968 team went to work any- way and won a TEC crown for HHS. Doug Todd not only was low medalist for the sectional but for the TEC also. Coach Dieselberg complained that he couldn ' t beat anyone on the team. JKTi Dean Campbell seems unable to watch as Phil Arnie Palmer Beachler lines up a putt. Members of the Tiger golf team are (L to R) Hartley Hills golf pro Jerry Matthews, Dickie Satterfield, Doug Todd, Dean Campbell, Phil Beachler, Jack Ardington, Terry Giggy, Doug Smith, and Coach Dieselberg. 91 Senior Athletes Have Rewarding Experiences in Baseball, Football, Basketball, Wrestling, Golf, Tennis, and Track Senior members of the class of 1968 who received varsity letters during the 1967-68 athletic season made Hagerstown High School proud by their outstanding records and sports- manship. T he following awards were for senior achivement: Claudia Dougherty was awarded a cheerleading Jacket. Roger Morris lettered in baseball and football, received a jacket and an oscar. Mike Owens was in football, wrestling, and track, received a jacket. Bob Johnson lettered in base- ball, football, and track and was awarded a jacket and an oscar. Mike Steele lettered in football and wrestling and re- ceived a jacket and oscar. - Marty Collis was in football. Kevin Shadle lettered in baseball and received a jacket. Football, baseball, and golf allowed Terry Giggy to receive an oscar and a jacket. For his jacket Jerry Lamb lettered in football, wrestling and track. Bill Burton lettered in foot- ball, wrestling, and baseball for his jacket and oscar. Dave Lester received the Eddie Hoover Memorial Award, and oscar, and a jacket for letters in football, baseball, and track. Les Mosier lettered in football and basketball. Marv Doerstler lettered in football. Football, basketball, baseball, and golf won Dean Campbell an oscar and jacket. Stuart Carlson lettered in basketball. Greg Ozbun lettered in football and track for his jacket. Not shown, Mike Paul letiered in foot- ball and basketball for his jacket. 95 Varsity cheerleaders are seen here relaxing. On first row are Claudia Dougherty and Becky Jones. Behind are Marcia Teegarden and Linda Wieseke. This is the second year of varsity cheerleading for Claudia and Linda and the first year for Marcia and Becky. The girls are shown wearing the new outfits that were custom-made for them this season. Cheerleaders Encourage Enthusiasm From Fans The enthusiasm of cheerleaders is an important stimulant to the team. These girls work many hours outside of school perfecting new jumps and learn- ing new yells. This year, varsity cheerleaders attended a cheerleaders camp for a week in summer. All cheer- leaders were sponsored by Mrs. Bubp. Reserve cheerleaders are (1 to r) sophomore Tomi Co] frosh Doris Woolard, sophomore Cinda Cranor, and fr Connie Morris. Freshman cheerleaders on floor are Jana Albertson. Suzanne Giggy, and Peggy Paddock. Linda Reece sits on Suzanne ' s shoulders. 96 Organizations Club activities have been an integral part of the school program for many years. Besides giving active teenagers something to do. clubs have given experi- ence in leadership, responsibility, group co-operation and learning to get along with other people. Not only have the club projects been worthwhile, but they ' ve been a lot of fun as any club member would agree. FFA slave auction in 1968. 97 Honor Society Recognizes Juniors and Seniors The 1968 National Honor Society was composed of forty-one members. As a money-making project the Honor Society sold HHS sweatshirts. With the money made from this sales drive, the society pur- chased special tassels worn by their members at Commencement. This year a college day convocation was sponsored by this scholastic-minded group. Former HHS students came back to express their views of college life. At the end of the year, the Honor Society had an induction ceremony to wel- come new members. Mrs. Devine was recognized at induction for her fourteen years of service to Honor Society. Mrs. Devine, who organized HHS Honor Society, receives a gift from Society president Burt Vanderbilt. Posing after induction ceremony are Row 1: Bob Baer, Krista Hollenberg, Mrs. Devine — sponsor, Linda Bryan, Linda Isaacs, Claudia Dougherty, Krista McMinn, Chris Stone, Darrell Smith, Burt Vanderbilt— pres. Row 2: Mark Lagomarcino, Joyce Brown, Deborah DeFrank, Linda Wieseke, Laura Sprouse, Mary Wilson, Kathy Wall, Anita Miller, Redith Summers, Shirley Dishner, Mike Fouts. Row 3: Rob Beachler, Martha Tucker, Rebecca Pitts, Linda May, Debbie Ford, Jennifer Stout — sec, Diana Ulerick, Mike Hurst, Jean Camp- bell— treas., John Weiss, Dan Hollenberg. Row 4: Larry Smith, Gary Kitts, Jerry Lamb, LeWayne Hilbert. Jennifer Waltz, Steve Cox, David Wittman, Vickey Short, Mary Root, David Lester — vice pres. 98 Student Council: Row 1 (L to R), Barry Locke, Bill Oler, Mark Gethers— Vice President, Mike Hurst— President, Row 2: Mr. Wittman — Sponsor, Rebecca Pitts, Randi LaGrange — Treasurer, Mary Martin — Pep Club Representative, Cindy Elliott — Sophomore Representative, Mary Jeffers, Doris Woolard, Larry Smith, Les Mosier, Not Pictured: Anita Miller— Secretary. Student Council Activities Benefit School Mike Hurst and Mary Jeffers study ideas from a student suggestion box, where students can air their feelings. Members ' of the Student Council are representatives from all classes and large clubs. Their goal is to benefit the student body through better services each year. This year they were in charge of the sign in front of the school, Homecoming, and refreshments on the stage. They made money from the coke, candy, and pencil machines. Their basic service is to con- sider valid complaints made by students and to work with the school board and principal to make new and better rules. Mark Gethers holds the blanket while Doug Todd shells out for the Student Council March of Dimes drive. 4 99 Serving Community, Student Body Is Y- Teen Goal Ramona Pitts Davis and Bo nd Joyce Oler practice sales technique on Joe bby Campbell for the Y-teens ' cookbook drive. To grow as a person; to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities: to grow in the knowledge and love of God : these are Y-teen goals. Affiliated with the Richmond YWCA, Y-teens is one of the school ' s largest and most active clubs. Throughout the year it sponsors many activi- ties. This year ' s events included a semiformal dance, the Christmas Ball, a Valentine ' s Dance, and the traditional Mother-Daughter Banquet, and Desserts for Dad. Just before the Christmas holidays, Y-teens decorated the classroom doors, as they do each year and sang Christmas carols in the hallways. They also sold ground beef cookbooks for a money-making proj- ect. Their various service projects included a cloth- ing drive for the people in the Appalachian area, a collection of jewelry and gloves for patients at the hospital in Richmond, and a trip to the New Castle State hospital to entertain patients there. Y-teens Row 1: (L to R), Kathy Wall— Publicity. Susie Stratton — Recording Secretary, Krista McMinn — Service, Linda Bryan — Devotions. Randi LaGrange — Vice President, Linda Wieseke — Treasurer, Jennifer Stout — Social Secretary, Rebecca Pitts — Assistant Program Chairman, Vickey Short — Song Leader, Claudia Dougherty — President. Row 2: Cathie Tremps, Debbie Beach — Senior Class Representative, Ellen Smith, Mary Wilson, Brenda Oler, Linda Isaacs. Linda Dick, Karen Snyder, Phyllis Sitzlar, Anita Miller— Historian, Redith Summers — Corresponding Secretary. Row 3: Bonnie Taber, Mindi Fosnight. Christine Stone — Junior Class Representative, Kathy Farmer, Martha Tucker, Gail Hendershot, Beverly Mendenhall, Jean Campbell, Linda May, Diana Ulerick, Susan Seffrin — Program Chairman, Ellen Davis. Row 4: Carla Hoover, Cinda Cranor, Terri Hillman, Bonnie Overbey, Nancy White, Janet Craig, Joyce Brown, Norma Lamb, Cindi Snyder, Brenda Woodward, Connie Morris, Kathy Greene, Candy Boyd. Row 5: Kathie Beach, Cindi Brzoski, Sara Allen. Becky Jones, Jane Richardson, Marcia Teegarden, Mary Martin, Marta Davis, Joyce Oler, Cathy Cook, Karen Swoveland, Dee Ann Atterson, Cathy Shore. Doris Woolard, Daisy Toler. Roiv 6: Connie Luellen, Debbie Asche, Susan Pollitt, Jo Anne Ellis, Karla Snyder, Diane Mosier, Joy Bur- roughs, Donna Oakes, Debbie Dennis, Gloria Coy, Ramona Pitts, Debbie Tutterrow, Janet Fisher, Sharon Smith, Patti Alexander, Krista Hollenberg. hifkh n fT A fA M i r w w r r 7 it r Iff ' : f I l p , ' , Y-teen sponsor, Mrs. Taylor and Hi-Y sponsor, Mr. Neirinck, have just crowned Mike Paul and Claudia Dougherty as King and Queen of the Christmas Ball, December 17, 1967. Cinda Cranor models a bloomer suit, as Bonnie Overby looks Getting ready to help themselves to refreshments at the on at the Y-teen Mother and Daughter banquet. Christmas Ball, are Marcia Teegarden and Mark Schlegel. 101 Mr. Neirinck takes Larry Smith, Bill Bowman, Wes DeBolt to model legislature in Indianapolis Hi- Y Displays Gratifying Service Schedule In promoting high standards of Christian life in ball and football rosters and ushering at home games the home, school, and community, the Hi-Y boys have many activities that have kept them on the go all year round. Along with co-sponsoring dances with the Y-Teens, the club maintained announcement, physical fitness, track-field boards. Posting of basket- were other tasks the boys have done. For spring events the chapter sent delegates to state conven- tions and had honor day presentations. T o top the year off, a banquet was held to award the boys for outstanding work done in the club. Hi-Y members, (L to R), Row 1: Mr. Neirinck — Sponsor, Les Mosier — Vice President, Bill Tinkle — Treasurer, Mike Paul — President, Larry Smith — Chaplain, Randy Nicholson — Secre- tary. Row 2: Bob Johnson, Terry Giggy, Jerry Lamb, Marvin Doerstler, Greg Ozbun, Ken Banning, Mike Owens. Row 3: Gary Dimett — Sergeant-at-arms, Doug Todd, Mark Lagomar- cino, Steve Crull, Phil Beachler, Mike Steele, Bill Bowman, Wesley DeBolt. Row 4: Larry Necessary, Joe Davis, Bobby Campbell, Byron Kinsinger, Jack Ardington, Chuck Schmidt, Carl Dickey, Dan Hollenberg, Bob Baer. Row 5: Brian Oler, Mark Stebing, Richard Allen, Mike Miller, Barry Locke, Dan Grubbs, Barry Mosier, Dick Satterfield, Randy Hunnicutt, Max Riggs. 102 OEA members: Row 1: (L to R), Mrs. Gracie Inman — Spon- sor, Cathie Tremps — President, Gail Hendershot — Vice Presi- dent, Barbara Stout — Secretary-Treasurer, Marilyn Griffin — Historian. Row 2: Miss Marilyn Oury — Sponsor, Cindi Taber, Beverly Mendenhall, Ellen Davis, Gail Gwin, Karen Snyder. Row 3: Jennifer Ridge, Linda Isaacs, Donna Conner, Brenda Oler, Mary Wilson, Janice Clements, Carol Williamson. New OEA Club Is Formed by Lab Girls New to HHS this year, the Office Education As- sociation replaced last year ' s Business Cluh. All girls enrolled in business laboratory classes became mem- bers of the organization. Throughout the year, OEA girls traveled to several meetings and contests. In February they attended the State Leadership Conference in Indianapolis. State Contests were held at Marion in March but be- cause of heavy snow, HHS did not attend. A slave auction was held with members being sold to teachers. Money earned was used for a party. OEA proved to be a very successful and popular addition to the high school. Ellen Davis and Donna Conner appear to be taking a coffee break before resuming their work in Office Lab Class. 103 FFA Chapter Continues Excellent Achievements The Hagerstown FFA Chapter won the National Gold Emblem for chapter excellence for the 6th con- secutive year in 1967. To win a Gold Emblem year after year requires new and better activities each vear. The past year added several new activities to the chapter program of work. The biggest of these was an educational exchange trip with the Eaton, Colorado, FFA chapter. John Weiss and Larry Smith along with two boys from Eaton participated in the program. The chapter also sponsored a Donkey Bas- ketball game which was very successful. Those who participated were the FFA seniors, the FFA juniors, the Hi-Y, and the faculty. Also, the chapter acquired a new agriculture teacher who hopes to lead them to many more gold emblems. Hang on! the crowd urges Jim Hobbs as he rides in the donkey basketball game between FFA and men teachers. FFA Row 1 : Lewayne Hilbert — treasurer, John Weiss — re- porter, Larry Smith — president, Barbara Stout — sweetheart, Ricky Coy — vice president, Randy Scruggs — sentinel, Darrell Smith — secretary, Gene Bennett — photographer. Row 2: Mike Toschlog, Tom Lamb, Steve Sprouse, Marvin Doerstler, Marty Collis, Steve Bowman, Steve Cox, Dave Fagan. Row 3: Marc Hardin, Rex Clifton — assistant reporter, Mark Schlegel, Bob Rinehart, Jim Hobbs, Jay Burroughs, Bob Cochran. Row 4: Bill McDanie], Byron Kinsinger, Barry Pippin, Bill De- Vinney, Larry Pippin, Dennis Gettinger, Gary Stout, Steve Baker, Duane Shook. Row 5: Randy Hunnicutt, Eddie Hobbs, Chuck Schmidt, Mike Smith, Terry Coffman, Bill Mahoney, John McDaniel, Jim Hall, Carl Lewis. Row 6; Ron Cain, Mike Tremps, David Johnson, Mark Weiss, Jerrell Dennis, Nick Bales, Gary Merkamp, Steve Baker, Wayne Gettinger. . 1 ■ _L r — r- w •Ffi 7 | 1 1- cpr t , r.x f if © ' Js T, il k«tT ft L M m X k i , BkC ' 1 I j 1 - ' ■ Wfw if . f m f l-w -w I Bs H. 9 . Bk MB 1 ' ' if JLi 1 1 V ▼1 • J I r ' ! D % II -r ' A .- Pam Newman, newly installed president, grasps the gavel at the Lady of Perfection Tea while Debbie Ford retires with a successful year. FHA Finds Benefits in Hard Work and Fun FHA national organization is designed to improve personal, family and community living. The goal was accomplished by the HHS. club by having a guest speaker, Miss Irene Meyers, giving parties for mem- bers and helping the community in any way possible. This past year the club organized their activities around three basic parts — service, social and educa- tional. Service activities were a Thanksgiving basket collected for a needy family in the community, making toys for children in the state hospital and collecting money for the March of Dimes. Social events were a mother-daughter banquet, Halloween and Christmas parties and the Lady of Perfection Tea. Educational activities were helping with vocational days at school and presenting a spring style show. As for rewards, the chapter has been in the honor group for four years and has had the scrapbook sent to state for a final judging in June. Row 1: (L to R), Mindy Fosnight — treasurer, Donna Oakes — devotions, Goldie Gwin — parliamentarian, Betty Scruggs — vice- president, Brenda Thalls — recreation, Jennifer Stout — secre- tary, Marilyn Griffin — projects chairman, Kathy Farmer — jr. class rep. Row 2: Cindy Burgess, Carol Griffith — sr. class rep., Ellen Davis, Gail Gwin, Linda Dick, Pam Newman — historian, Maria Oler — historian, Miss Veach — sponsor. Row 3: Gloria Coy, Debbie Dennis, Barbara Fagan, Donna Hal- comb, Susann Mitchell, Mary Jeffers, Linda Lester — soph. class rep., Sheila Rhodus, Patty Matney, Brenda Woodward. Row 4: Carol Hendershot, Connie Shore. Cathy Cook, Roxanne ' Rhodus, Mary Curtis, Linda Clark, Debbie L. Johnson, Kathy Lewis, Diana Halcomb, Mary Hutchison. Row 5: Cindy Brzoski, Linda Meyer, Julia Farmer, Londa Hilbert, Judy Seffrin, Sherry Peneston, JoAnn Newman — fr. class rep., Jerri Swoveland, Brenda Necessary. Not pictured: Debbie Ford — president. yjfc « Roman Culture Inspires Latin Club Activity A member of Indiana Junior Classical League, Latin club stresses Roman custom. Annual events are the Saturnalia, or Christmas party, and the spring banquet. The banquet includes Roman style meal and dress. Officers use Roman titles — Jupiter is president; Juno, vice president; Scribus, secretary; Quaestar, treasurer. The club also sends delegates to the state convention. Bound to chain are newly inducted members who serve older members. Slaves are Donnae Foulke, Sally Cain, Debbie Brittenham, Brian Oler, Jim Rigsby, Front Row. Back Row: are Kathy Rodefeld, Cheryl Weesner, Susan Mitchell, Scott Conder, Richard Allen, Doug Smith. Slaves Randy Hunnicutt, Vicki Williamson, and Jim Rigsby are practicing their serving technique for Rex Bell, Dick Conwell, Debbie Dennis and Sue Dennis for the coming spring banquet. Festivities are in accordance to Roman custom. Latin Club members: Row 1: (L to R), Mrs. Wilma Warner — Sponsor, Gloria Coy — Treasurer, Debbie Dennis — Vice President, Rick Conwell — President, Dave Hall — Secretary, Row 2: Doug Reed, Anita Miller, Charles Bell, Bill Bowman, Jennifer Stout, Mike Elliot, Debbie Beach, Row 3: Sue Den- nis, Debbie Brittenham, Sally Cain, Susann Mitchell, Mary Jeffers, Brian Oler, Jim Rigsby, Greg Ozbun, Row 4: Deb- bie Johnson, Donnae Foulke, Diana Brown, Hazel Stines, Cheryl Weesner, Connie Sharp, Vicki Williamson, Linda Wil- liamson, Kathy Rodefeld, Row 5: Steve Iossi, Rex Bell, Mark Lagomarcino, Randy Hunnicutt, Scott Conder, Richard Allen, Doug Smith, Tony Steele, Cynthia Pownall. Growing Spanish Club Has Record Membership El Club del Espaiiol had several new features this year. A banner was entered in the Homecoming parade. To celebrate Christmas, the club had a pinata party. In the spring, a Spanish dinner was given, with each member contributing his favorite Spanish dish. Also there were several guest speakers. Let ' s go Tigers! proclaim these three Spanish alumnos Janine Stout, Shirley Dishner, and Howard Nicholson. Pinata parties are really fun as shown by Kathy Wall, Gary Merkamp, and John Hartman, who are grabbing the treats. Spanish Club members: Row 1: (L to R), Mrs. McConaha — Sponsor, Larry Necessary, Becca Lilly, Joyce Brown — Presi- dent, Martha Tucker — Vice-President, Randi LaGrange — Secretary, Row 2: Krista Hollenberg, Kathy Wall, Susan Seffrin, Nancy White, Janet Craig, Linda Dick, Howard Nicholson, Row 3: Cindi Burgess, Carol Hendershot, Donna Oakes, Jonna Johnson, Brenda Miller, Patti Fyfe, Shirley Dishner, Row 4: Donita Barnes, Sharon Smith, Debbie Tut- terrow, Sherri Jarrett, Connie Morris, Dennis Chastain, Jan Northcott, Row 5: John Hartman, Stan Reed, Carl Dickey, Mike DeBruler, Gary Schumacher, Gary Merkamp, Mark Burton. 107 Forensics Club Is New Member of IHSFA As a new organization, the Forensics Club has been active in local and state events. The club en- tertained teachers at a Christmas program. They also represented Hagerstown in the district Indiana High School Forensics Association meeting at South- wood High School. Competing in State Speech Contest in Indianapolis were Jennifer Stout, Cynthia Pownall, Penny Pass, and Bill Bow- man. Each student had to write and prepare a speech lasting seven to ten minutes. Posing in early morning sun are Kathy Wall and Larry Smith, winners of American Legion and Optimist Club speech contest. Kathy ' s speech The Constitution: A Fortress for Liberty also won the county American Legion contest. Row 1 ( L to R), Mrs. Long — sponsor, Anita Miller — secre- tary-treasurer, Linda May, Jennifer Stout, Mike Elliott, Deb- bie Beach — president. Row 2, Christine Stone, Hazel Stines, Redith Summers, Kathy Wall, Cynthia Pownall, Rob Beachler — vice-president, Vickey Short — program chairman. Row 3, Pam Litton, Mark Gethers, Karla Snyder, Patti Alexander, Howard Nicholson, Joe Davis, Peggi Paddock. 108 Art Club members are (L to R), Row 1: Katherine Mani- fold — Publicity, Marcia Teegaiden — Secretary, Redith Sum- mers — Treasurer, Kathy Wall — President, Dave Brown — Vice President, Mark Gethers — Sergeant-at-arms, Mr. James Need- ham — Sponsor. Row 2: Jerry Litton, Phyllis Sitzlar, Bob Johnson, Rebecca Pitts, Colleen Huffine, Anna Meyer, Krista Hollenberg. Row 3: Brian Foust, Teresa Meyer, Jim Brown, Joe Davis, Bob Campbell, Debby Fox, Donna Oakes. Art Club First To Have Battle of Bands This year ' s Art Club was led by President Kathy Wall. Any student interested in art could join. The Club ' s main project was sponsoring The Battle of the Bands ' held April 6. Art Club gives the talented artists in the high school a chance to meet together, discuss and exchange ideas. Shown here with their award winning entries are Krista Hollenberg and Kathy Wall. Kathy received first and Krista second in the Women ' s History Club County Art contest. At the district, Kathy tied for first and Krista placed third. Poster design is an important part of any art course. Kathy Manifold and Donna Oakes are busy creating signs. Art members design a majority of the posters used at school. 109 Extra Hours Are Spent by Music Enthusiasts Spectators at home basketball games were enter- tained at halftime by the lively music of the pep band, while the marching twelve, did precision drill shows between games. In January, several students went to District Solo- Ensemble Contest at Ball State. Because they com- peted in Division I, Mark Phillips and Jean Campbell were eligible to go to State Contest at Butler Uni- versity, where Mark received a rating of excellent and Jean was awarded a superior rating. The Blendaires, a girl ' s trio composed of Carla Hoover. Nancy Reed, and Brenda Thalls, performed for many civic groups and school events. Strutting proudly, Joe Barnard, a senior member of the Marching Twelve, goes through the intricacies of another show. Members of Marching 12 are (L to R), Row 1: Gary Adamson, Connie Luellen, Mike Elliot, Carla Hoover, Joe Barnard. Row 2: Barry Locke, David Widau, Gary Kitts, David Hall, Wes DeBolt. Row 3: David Wittman, Mark Phillips, Rob Beachler, Jerry Scott, David Howell. HO The Lively Pep Band members are (L to R), Row 1: Gary Kitts, Linda May, Jerry Scott, Mary Dougherty, Joe Barnard. Row 2: David Hall, David Howell, Pam Litton, Brenda Miller, Walter Cloud. Row 3: Mark Phillips, David Wittman, Barry Locke, Ellen Campbell, David Widau, Mike Fouts. Row 4: Mike Elliot, Gary Adamson, Wes DeBolt, Rob Beachler, Anna Meyer. Displaying musical talents are state contest winners Jean Campbell and Mark Phillips. Jean received a superior rating while Mark won with an excellent rating. The Blendaires, a trio composed of Nancy Reed, Carla Hoover, and Brenda Thalls, perform many entertaining num- bers. Egats Are the Ones Behind the Scenes One looking behind the scenes during a play would see a beehive of Egats members. This energetic group earned their rightful name by pronouncing stage backwards. Dressed in black attire while during a play, these members show they know the ropes. At regular meetings the group and Mr. Yeager, the sponsor, plan the props to be used, painting of scenery, and lighting for the plays. f ) Construction and concentration are skills learned at EGATS work sessions. Brian Oler watches as Kevin Cummins demon- strates the art of wielding a hammer. Painting scenery is one of the many projects typical of EGATS. Cheryl Weesner is working diligently on a drop for the Senior play. Row 1: Benjamin F. Yeager — sponsor, Bill Burton, Debbie Beach. Mike Elliot, President, Redith Summers, Secretary. Row 2: Bill Bowman, Jennifer Stout, Mike Steele, Anna Meyer, Rob Beachler, Linda Dick. Row 3: Mike Marsh, Bob Baer, Jim Gordon, Gary Adamson. Cynthia Pownall, Howard Nicholson, Dave Brown. Row 4: Jim Rigsby, Kevin Cummins, Cheryl Weesner, Hazel Stines, Ramona Pitts, Brian Oler, Rick Conwell, Steve Iossi. 112 Rex Bell, flanked by Tom Bruns and Jim Gordon, holds his fifth place prize from the candy sale contest. These boys add a great deal of spirit to pep club. Seven Boys ' Invade ' ' Formerly Female Pep Club The boys ' gold sweaters accented the girls ' purple ones and gave the Pep Club a new look this year. Since boys ' pep clubs had met with little success in the past, any interested boys were allowed to team up with the girls ' pep club. The combined enthusiasm was impressive. For a money-making project, Pep Club members sold boxes of candy. Prizes were awarded to those who sold the most boxes. First prize, a watch, went to Connie Shore who sold about 150 boxes of candy. The contest was a success. Pep Club members (L. to R.), Row 1: Chuck Bell, Diana Ulerick, Linda Bryan, Susan Seffrin, Linda Isaacs, Krista Mc- Minn, Bill Bowman. Row 2: Susie Stratton, Anita Miller, Joyce Brown, Debbie Asche, Patty Matney, Diana Halcomb, Sheila Rhodus, Jennifer Stout. Row 3: Vickey Short, Christine Stone, Rebecca Pitts, Connie Shore, Cathy Collis, Mindy Fosnight, Cindy Elliott, Joyce Oler. Row 4: Donna Halcomb, Joy Burroughs, Marta Davis, Peggi Paddock, Phyllis Lakes, Mary Martin, Paula Banning, Sara Allen. Row 5: Linda Reece, Suzanne Giggy, Jana Albertson, Debbie Tutterrow, Debbie Brittenham, Sally Cain, Kathie Beach, Cathy Schoe- maker, Mary Curtis. Row 6: Jerri Swoveland, Sherri Jar- rett, Julia Farmer, Sharon Smith, Colleen Long, Barbara Morris, Jackie McAllister, Pam Webb, Brenda Necessary. Row 7: Tom Bruns, Rex Bell, Jim Gordon, Mike DeBruler, Jim Woolard. Vickey Short and Chris Stone look on as Howard Nicholson reads a letter from foster child, Lee Chul Soo. Red Cross Works To Support Korean Child The High School Red Cross ' main concern and project is supporting their foster child Lee Chul Soo, who lives in Korea. This year the High School Red Cross sponsored a dance and sold concessions as money making projects for this cause. For a com- munity project the Red Cross members visited and took food to elderly people in the community at Easter time. High .School Red Cross, Row I: (L to R), Susie Stratton— Corresponding Secretary, Claudia Dougherty — Corresponding Secretary, Linda liryan — Vice Pre ident, Susan Seffrin — Sec- retary, Vickey Short — President, Miss Oury— Sponsor, Row 2: Marilyn Griffin, Linda Dick, Karen Snyder, Phyllis Sitzlar, Anna Meyer, Howard Nicholson, Bill Burton, Row 3: Ellen Davis, Patsy Charlton, Merleen Cole, Beverly Menden- hall, Judy Hutchison, Cindi Taher, Patti Alexander, Gail Hendershot, Connie Luellen. Christine Stone. Ill Science Club, (L to R), Roiv 1: Mr. James Clark — Sponsor, Linda May — Secretary-Treasurer, Max Kerlin — President, Mr. James Scott — Sponsor, Row 2: Don Pratt, Charles Bell, Bill Bowman, Wesley DeBolt, Linda Dick, Mark Lagomarcino, Row 3: Mark Stebing, Dale Seffrin, Bob Davis, Rex Bell, Mark Phillips, Bob Baer, Gary Seffrin, Doug Smith, Not Pictured: Burt Vanderbilt — Vice President. Science Club Makes Plans for Radio Station The main project of Science Club was to start a school rad io station. To further the study in this project, the club took a trip through several radio and television stations in Indianapolis. Observing while Jim Brown explains the purpose of the mice maze are Doug Smith and Briain Foust. 115 Graduates of Hagers town High School Since 1881 John M. Lontz Ina Ault Canaday Harvey Baldwin Fred Benson Charles W. Mano Mattie Davis Roush Ethel Davis Hodson Nellie Brant Gates Libbie Keever Brown Warren Dennis Lulu Brown Moses Keever Edith Geisler Nettie Brown Summer 1882 Maggie Ulrich Dutro Eva Hadley Healton Clyde Geisler . Jyle Jones Anna Hadley Kendoel Granville Allen LeRoy McConnaughey Perry Hoover Frank New-come 189-1 Charles Miller Ralph Hughes Frank Wimmcr Harry Thalls Samuel LaMar Aurora Cory Ray Weaver Iva Thalls Gilbert Maude Mathews 1883 Nellie Purdy Watts Will 0. Wissler 1903 1910 Etta Conrad Trent Mollie Knode Hershberger Robert Allen Mark Allen Phoebe Knode Taylor 1895 Blanche Dennis Worl Ruth Allen Mohler Clement Mason Clarence Foutz Mildred Cleveland Davis Eddie Mason Harry Ault Leona Halderman Haswell Hugh Deardorff Addie Mathews Sedgwick Daisy Davis Spencer Jesse Lester Sylvia Dennis Taylor Ida Starr Thronburg Belle Bunnell Barnard Ethel Lontz Ulrich Leona Fleming Otle Clifford Canaday Lawrence Macy Vera Fleming Hindman Stella Fritz Lula Sherry Scolt Ora Kendrick 1881 James Knapp Ef fie Stewart Coryell Byram Macy Grace Williams Stone Josephine Ulrich Woollard Leora McCullough Manifold Lizzie Elliot Best Henry Weber Eva Roller Burns Sibvl Pitts Pratt Edith Woollard Beeson Charles Waltz Katie Presbaugh Adams 1895 Mannando Cory McCable 1904 1911 1885 (None) Mary Davis Clarence Hoover LaNella Bavendcr Life Robert Bryson Lee Reynolds Karl Cheesman Irene Cordell Stover 1886 Delia Hoover Nicholson Edith Heiney Harry Mills Opal Hoover Hoel Emma Mathews Baughman 1897 Iona Thornburg Van Wert Perl Clifton Iva Wimmcr Lyons Anna Dilling Wilbur Davis 1912 Ella Follen Allen Foutz Otis Parsons Fred Hines 1903 Gladvs Barr Potter Florence Hoover Isenberger Olive Bowman McConnell Richard Ressler Louis F. Bookout Cecil Dennis 1887 Ada Waltz Feelcy Brown Burns Florence Johnson Mitten Ralph Worl Rebecca Madge Hadley Cheesman Maude Keiser Ritchie- Channing Rudy Clarence E. Lewis Forrest Macy Irvin Blount Mable Clair Teetor Davis Delmar Mohler Clarkson D. Wissler 1898 Earl R. Stewart Chester Pierce Alvin Woollard Stewart Smith Pattie Allen Cohring Lawrence Strickler 1888 Frank Ault Nell Thalls Coomes Mary Etta Allen Hayworth Fred Horine Howard Hunter 1906 Ora Conrad Kitura Rudy Sells Irene Evans Davis 1913 George Dutro Katie Kinscy Campbell Frank Mathews Ada Thurston Dingworth Carrie E. Allen Brower Carrie Beatrice Miller Harry Ruth Brown Pressel Bertha Dilling Hawbaker Kitura Parsons 1899 Waller Hugh Nicholson Russell Eilar Terry Walker Frank Zook Blanche Coffman Love Carmon N. Sells Margaret Forkner Anderson Margaret Gwin Mable Lontz Simmons Eva Hoover Allen 1889 Frank Macy 1907 Ruth Johnsonbaugh Foutz Walker Kidwell Leora Nicholson Teetor Tina Replogle Keevcr Delia Teetor Immel 1900 Joshua Allen Earl Bccman Hazel L. Dennis Carson Ivan W. Dilling Grace Kirby Waltz Edrie Moore Bryson Minnie Roth Skinner Eva Thurston Theme Charles Ault Howard K. Gwiu Ivy Leone Chamness Maizie M. Edwards Hutcliens 1911 Mary L. Hines Murray Hazel L. Knapp Sierdorfer 1890 Elmer Lumpkin Cloella Lumpkin Hiatt Lloyd Gwin Hattie Ault Jessie Sarver Harry E. Shultz Fred Leavellc Webster Peck Elnora Slrickler Root Elsie Venner Crawford Ruth McPerson Landrith Bertha Pitman Newton Joseph M. Wissler Helen Root Cartmell Clarence Purdy Charles Woollard 1908 Nora Thalls Crosvenor Eva May Woollard Grace Walker Laptltorne 1891 George Bowman Lazarus Fletcher 1901 Letha Bowman Burnett Frank Brant 1915 Lewis Hoover Leslie Bookout Charles Brown Vera Bookout Mohler Blanche Mathews Lesh Grace May Chamness Thornburg Jess Eilar Loring Eilar Florence Walker Kindwcll Haltic Cheesman LoMar Ruth Gwin Jones Cash Foyst Ora May Cheesman Beard Alma Kerr Chester Keever 1892 Emory Hoover Lewis Kirl.y Clemmie Miller Martin Hoover Fay Moor.- Allen Herbert Myers Jo ic Davi, Working Daisy Leavell Fox Myrtle Newcomb Taylor Esther Porter Burnam Lulu Deilcll Josie Moore Working Dorothy Rhcineggcr Durl.in Mahlon Rhinehart John Foutz Jessie Newcomb Van Matre Ralph Teetor Loena Sells Hatfield Lewis L ' lri.h Everett F. Wimmcr Grace Thalls Foust WiUard Stahr David Woolard Lola Wimnior Kellogg Edith Weber Swim Lolhair Teetor 116 Norman Waltz Paul Werking Marvel Woollard Nelson 1916 Dewey Bookout Ruth Cromer Sherry Herbert Doerstler Graee McCuIlough Vestal Lawrence Mohler Mildred Northcott Wilson Clarence Sparks Maud Sparks Bock George Sherry John Sherry Everett Taylor Alma Waltz Sherry William Waltz Clara Weidman Baker 1917 Velma Irene Allen Carter Gladys Cromer Parsons Kate Duggins Fatout Gilbert Foyst Florence E. Logan Weaver Dexter Peckinpaugh Brock Ernest M. Pollard J. Edwin Purple Charles E. Riggs Thelma Sells Thurmond Leslie G. Smith Robert B. Stewart Macy Teetor Walter V. Wichterman 1918 Marjorie Bohannon Opal Cox Mead Garver Endsley Robert Gray Elsie Hall Endsley Doyle Holiday Floyd Hunt Frances Keever Weaver Robert Petty Wilbur Petty Helen Pitts Creager Reba Riggs Innis Harry Shafer Jean Wichterman 1919 Thelma Byrket Stout Emmett Cordell Frank Farlow Harold Fowler Grace Johnsonbaugh Bonebrake Lucille Knorp Carpenter Mildred Lontz Rose Wilbur Rhinehart Porter Showalter William Small Clarence Stout Jesse Weaver Lucy Willi! Mild Esthi 1 Marlatt cr Pitts Crowe Raffe Bales Vellett Benbow Lola Duggins Ashinger Mildred Hays Smales Louise Hower Stone Bessie Jones Meyers George Leavelle Dudley Lontz Ruth McKinnon Eugene May Jessee Murray Estella Purdy Shindledecke: Sylvia Root Enveart Donald Teetor Blanche Temple Day 1922 Helen Baron Royer Dorothy Bookout Wood Cecil Deardorff Vearl Hoover Aline Hower Walter Main Minnie Manifold Bunger Etoile Marshall Mark Peckinpaugh Charles Replogle Helen Riggs Johnson Arnim Root Michael Jesse Sells Rollin Stanley Fern Stewart Gray Sara Warfel Hutchens Harold Wichterman 1923 Agnes Adrion Shafer Ruth Benbow Smith Clarice Benson Driscoll Charles L. Bunnell Lloyd W. Burket Rhoda Cain Oler Harold Erwin Curtis James Omar Davison Mary Dutro Peters Ruth Dutro Keith H. Farlow Allen M. Harris Russell Hays Clara Hill Oler Wiklred Knapp Gordon Murray Harvey Petty Douglas Pierce Hazel Raffe Beard Helen Replogle Bowman Mabel Sanders Dorothy Sebring Barker Herman Teetor Harry Ulrich Eva White George Wogaman 1924 Wayman Adams Floyd Bell Mary Bland Parsons Dimple Bookout Brown Lowell Brooks Dudley Cain Marfield Cain Margaret Clampitt Stemle Edith Conway Odom Maurice Cromer Ruth Crull Ritchie Luther Dines Smith Doughty Kenneth Downing Hazel Foulke Stohler Josephine Foyst Hylkema Gretchen Gaunt Payton Barbara Hammer Beeson LaVerne Harter Jeanette Hoover Short Glen Johnsonbaugh Winnogene LaVelle Wilkil Margie Marlatt Woollard Wilbur May Thelma McGrew Widau Helen Rhodes Lee Anna Rinehart Erbaugh Paul Runyan Helen Scott Bright Edna Sears Bales Emma Jean Smith Leeka Mary Smith Shultz Carl Stohler Fern Swoveland Hilbert Edith Thalls Hutchison Olga Thalls Clampitt Clarence Thompson Wanda Ulrich Hollaway Ruth Wisehart Stohle: Lillian Wood Jenkins Herbert Woollard Frieda Benbow McCann Edna Barnhart Brown Richard Bohannon Wayne Brooks Dorothy Brumbaci Stohle: Charles Burgess Ola Chamn George Cla Albert Coomes Mable Cox Van Vohris Lucille Pierce Culhane Leonard Culy Robert Endsley Virginia Gilmore Wichterman Joseph Harlan Christine Huddle Jarrett Hilda Jones Pomer Evelyn Kelley Sheffiend Rudolph Kirby Pauline Knapp Klute Homer Laudig Truman Lilly Orrin McCul ' lougli Howard Marlatt Gordon Parsons Clem Paul Marcella Pierce Kirlin Dorothy Porter Fossler Nancy Raffe Jackson Mary June Ramsey Reiman Ruth Repolgle Jerome Reynolds Mary Rhinehart Russell Secrest Kenneth Thornburg Virginia White Fegley Eleanor Wissler Lindley Hannah Woollard Huddleston Leland Yoke Frances Zuttermeister 1926 Ruth Bell Williams Mary Louise Bunnell Wear Edyth Clark Peters Fred Gaunt Mildred Goodson Young Aubrey Hardwick Gordon Hayes Ben Holdaway Harold Hormel Eugene Lester Lois Root Mahoney Mary Louise Marlatt Shelley Donald Martin Dorothv McGrew Ashbaugh D. L. Miller Stanley Murray Ada Pitman Smith Conger Reynolds Marie Rhinehart Ross Mary Scott Victor Scott Musetta Short Cromer Eugene Simpson Juliet Smith Walter Ulrich Norman Weber Russell Werking Augusta White Pope 1927 Mary K. Beeson Strong Louise Bertram Davis Harold Bland Deon Bookout Katherine Burgess Booe Helen Copeland Harrison Guy Davenport Esther Dill Clifton Julia Doughty Frame Dorothy Ellis Hawk Paul Foulke Blair Harter Violet Hill Beeson Marvel Holiday Cain Josephine Lannerd Coomes Naomi Lee Knorpp Blair Martin Carroll McCuIlough Wallace Murray Harry Scott James Smith Gene Stonecipher Fstella Thompson Hilbert Norman Werking Wilbur Werking 1928 Gerald Beeson Helen Beeson Connerton Robert Bland Ralph Brown Alice Cain Walker Hazel Chamness Hale Roy Chamness Daisy Cox Isaacs Ralph Culy Mary Dickerson Gladys Fagan Murphy Carolyn Gcisler Smith James Gordon Robert Hanen Thelma Harris Bland Ula Harrison Edith Harter Endsley Letha Harvey Stewart Pearl Hazelbaker Frauer Dorothy Hoover Dines Paul Hochstetler Beulah Hutson Stohler Irene Jackson Pike Wilfred Kelley Arleva Lightner Dorothea Lilly Ulrich Maurice Lilly Ruth Lilly Miller Nash Lindley Harold Lumpkin Goldie Miller Lilly George Mitchell Mary Mitchell Hartman Richard Pass June Paul Hinkle Merle Sharp Beulah Shepherd Worl Helen Smith Irene Smith Short Eugene Stewart Ruth Strirkler Fisher  Ralph Thalls Harry Walker Thelma White Paul James Zuttermeister 1929 Reba Alkire Madge Bavender York Wilmer Beeson Maurice Bookout Ruby Bright Donald Brown Edwin Brown Wilbur Butner Ruth Covalt Hayes Sarah David Moore Arthur Dines Howard Doddridge Margaret Foulke Weber . Mary Louise Foutz Rhoades Mary Eva Goodson Wilson Marguerite Gordon Hinshaw Archie Hindman Ernest Holaday Mozelle Huddle Holtscamp Thelma Kellam Helen Knapp Wilbur LaMar Hazel Lee Brown Ermadine Lester Smith Lucille Mcndenhall Wisener Esther Nicholson Dixon Glenda Reed Miller Gene Reynolds Lavcrne Royer Crull Theodore Seffrin Dorothy Shepherd Woollard Martha Smith Shelley Ellen Snyder Shultz Agnes Storm Meeks Lester Stohler Mary Werking Hodson Mary Wisehart Wilhoite Charlotte Woolard Shafer 1930 117 Margaret Anderson Bales Marjorie Beeson Conway Lucille Bess Smith Lawrence Bogue Mildred Burroughs Brown Ollit Canaday Gertrude Davenport Lumpkin Josephine Davis Doris Davisson Doty Esther Dennis Weaver Paul Ellis Mildred Furnish Zuttcrmeister Geneva Gordon Dolores Cray Halstead Annabelle Harris Allen Dorothy Hogue Vandiver Thelma Hesier Ulrich Virgil Keeling Pauline Lannerd Duly Maurine Muterspaugh Emma Myers Perry Clarence Needier Louva Riggs Kienzle Esther Gene Root Watt Russell Roth John Shafer Merl Shafer Martha E. Short Hagen Lorene SmitB Ertell Frank Spinner Ruth Steward Crull Nellie Stewart Reese Josephine Sullivan Brown Ola Mae Talbert Davis Charles Taylor Vivian Taylor Woodrow Ulrich Lillian Wantz Frank Woollard Gene Worl 1931 Bruce Abbott Emma Allread Bookout Mildred Beeson Thornburg Rhea Brooks Abbott Ralph Bruce William Clark Eugene Guly Charlene Daugherty Fowler Ermadene Daugherty Little Marion Davis Willetta Davis Burgess Everett Davisson Kenneth Ellis Lillian Fowler Martin Edith Hogue Brown Francis Holaday Richard Holaday Bernice Hormel Cartmell Dewayne Keeling Garnet Kellam Vance • Marian Maginski Bavender Beulab Martin Cooper Clementine McConnaughey Brown Maurice McKinnon Maurice Muterspaugh Doris Paddock Riley Priscilla Parsons Haisley Agnes Paul Briar Emmett Pegg Carolyn Pierce Wilson Richard Pierce Kenneth Reed Glen Retherford Reba Rhinehart Allen Ethel Scott Oler Homer Scott Naomi Shafer Baker Charles Smith Elizabeth Smith Ralph Stohler Edith Waltz Lindley — Dorothy White Stamm Mary White Martin Edward Williams Gene Wisehart Helen Yoke-Morrison Donald York Pauline Yoke Dixon Wendell York Blanche Adams Iva Beeson Han Lewis A. Beeson Mary Alice Beeson Gilmer Idohla Bell Hoover Dorothy Brown Stegall Robert Brown Eloise Brumback McKinnon Randall Butncr Walter Carpenter Eugene Clark Mary Cross Woolum Frances Crull Peters Roy Culy Eldon Davi« Martha Dennis Collins Ruth Dennis Goliher Lucile Elliott Rigney Evelyn Fletemeyer Robert Ford Frances Fouts Harvey Harold Fox Louise Franlz Durand Erma Fudge Werking Georgeanna Gilmore Utez Marguerite Cladfelter Conkli. Edward Harty Mildred Kinsinger Scott Dorothy Kizer Bond Stanley LaMar Victor LaMar Earl Lee Donald Lester Robert Lester Howard Lumpkin Anna C. Mauller Charles McCullough Francis McKinnon Wilbur Metsker Dean Parsons Donald Pass Roy Paul Berenice Pierce Beeson Mary Louise Reed Lindsay Kenneth Rhinehart Madeline Scott May Wayne Shaffer Charles Smith Hazel Smith Lamont Helen Smith Hubert Stewart John Stewart Harold Talbert Wilbur Troth June Walters Deardoff Doris Werking Anderson Floyd Werking 1933 Gerald Beavers Robert Bryson Jr. Mary Cox Pass Josie Crull Foutz Mildred Cummins Tatum Malcolm Daugherty Noleen Dennis Fouts Maxine Dougherty Drew Eugene Foust Mary K. Fox Stephens Gladys Hanna Evangeline Hardwick Miller Alfred Harry Paul Hindman Mildred Hogue Williams Carl Hoover Mildred Keeling Padgett Bernice Kellam Harry Kingery Gladys Kinsinger Harold Audrey Knapp Madeline Kutter Wibker Genevieve Lavelle Roth Roy Little Don McCullough Irvin Miller Maurice Mitchell Mildred Myers Beall Goldie Nicholson Thalls Vera Paddock Wilson Edwin Pass Delbert Smith Ray Eugene (Jim) Stamm Royadon Stomm Norma Taylor Schneider Loyd Worl 1931. Esther Allen Weatherton Mary Alice Allen Paul Bowman Rosamond Brooks Gray Mary Brown Marian Brumback Thelma Brumback Tucker James Butner Ethel Cordell Lindamood Rena Davis Roush Evelyn Dennis Weaver Thomas Dennis Eugene Drake Leo Dumfurd Howard Farmer Anne Faurot Ford Howard Fosnight Thelma Foutz Ellis Clyde Gray Mary Lamon Hall Bond Marguerite Harcourt Winters Virginia Harlan Atkinson - Marion Hartley Todd June Harty Malloy Naomi Himelick Dunham June Huddle Charlton Frank Keiser Mary Catherine Lannerd Paul Audrey Mariatt Brooks Mary Myers Holcomb Mildred Parsons Wallace Jane Alice Pressel Gerald Retherford Dortha Rinehart Howell Myron Simpson Logan Smith Luva Smith Beeson Miriam Smith Estelene Stamm Bumea Margaret Talbert Bell Roberta Ulrich Morton Mark Werking Wilma Wisehart Mitchell 1935 ' Frances W. Adamson Bruce Virginia M. Alfrey Fredric Allen Virginia M. Bogue Stevens Doyle Blown Majorie Brown Shirkey M. Elizabeth Bruce Bruner Alfred O. Chamberlin Jr. John Arthur Clements Larthenia C. Coomes Wagner Eleneida Craig Waltz Mary Jeanne Dougherty Buching Dorothy Irene Foust Morris Foutz Nora Hall Needier Virgil Lee Halstead June Oletha Hoover Charles Herbert Hormel Eugene Harris Howell Dorotha Marie Innis Oler - Betty June Knose Bayless Lloyd Paul Kuhn Frederick H. Lannerd John B. Leavell Frances Lee Lowell Foutz Lester R aymond C. Mendenhall Mildred Irene Miller Jordan Edith Myers Holcomb Jack Pass Naomi Personettc Wright Naomi Maxine Petry Glen Mitchell Ramey Georgia Scott Lingenfelter Barbara E. Stewart Holt Irene B. Troth Amerenthe Wescott Fosnight Emogene F. Wilkinson 1936 Harold Allen Winfred Atkinson Carl Beeson Robert F. Beeson Herman L. Bookout Betty C. Brown Werking Marie Chamberlin Bowman Allen W. Coryell Herman D. Cromls Edward Dale Omar W. Dumford Doris Elizabeth Ellis Johnson Harriette Fosnight Vandergrift Effie L. Foulke Beach Ruth Ireta Fouts Johnson Dorothy Gephart Oler Mary Alice Harlan Lumpkins Mildred Hilbert Shellenberger Marion R. Hoel Robert D. Hogue Garner Lee Hohnson Carlos S. Jordan Thelma E. Keeling Hartgrovo Florence Kcever Bailey Ruth Arlene Kinsinger Donald LaMar Helen Lightner Delia Medsker Mendenhall Virginia Mac Miller Clara Rose Myers Nicholson Richard B. Oler Harold Pickett Pauline Ramey Rhoades Marjorie Shafer Gauker Eugene Shultz James Smith Mabel Jane Smith Baker Evelyn Strickler Weaver S. L. Surber Bernard L. Taylor Austin R. Troth Helen Waltz Lloyd Weaver Dean Werking Alberta Williams Sarah Wisehart Baker Walter Woodward Fred D. Woollard 1937 Josinah E. Allen Mosiman Thelma Louise Bland Johnson Leslie H. Burgess Juanita Chapman Woollard Charles Edward Clements Florence Cordell Ethel Mae Crull Werking Omar Cummins Dorothy Dale Berry Maurice Daugherty Virgil Davenport Mary Catherine Dennis Beeson Mildred Dennis Powell John W. Drischel Marjorie M. Haisley Holiday Charles Hall Lawrence Handy Ruth Harcourt Brenncman Hubert W. Hinshaw Charles Howell Horace Isaacs Charles Knapp Mavier M. McConnaughey Ernest Miller June Ellen Murray William Murray Blanche I. Paddock Petty Paul D. Reed Eleanor J. Romine Cramer Rita K. Smith VanCamp Ruby M. Steward McCormack Mildred M. Strickler Crull William E. Symons Mary A. Talbert Bestick Fern E. Weimer Rinehart David Wisehart Jr. Frederick V. Wood 1938 Mary Allen Walters Eleanora Atkinson Jordan John A. Baker Donald D. Beeson Norma R. Beeson Healton Ellen June Black Reese Howard F. Bogue Hcrsehel J. Bowman Robert J. Brower Robert Brown William H. Brown Helen M. Burgess Harold Clifton Chamberlin William Lloyd Craig Ceorgc E. Crull Urma Lee Crye Doll Thelma M. Dennis 118 Denzil L. Fouts Wilma Foulz Marsh Thelma Fowler Beard Keith E. Glancey Robert A. Gordon Leah F. Gray Franklin David Eugene Harvey Lloyd W. Hilbert Leatha Olive Himes Wayne H. Holeomb John C. Hoover Helen P. Innis Briar Joe M. Knose Margaret E. Kritsch Bob LaMar June LaVelle Lnnsford Herbert Lester Everett S. Lilly Joseph Kenneth MrFarland George M. Miller Mary Mohler Mancimi Betty June Monroe Dasse Ruby N. Needier Rude Ann B. Parsons Dougiierty Delmar Petty Charles R. Pressel Carl Eugene Raffe Mary E. Ramey Cleghorn Irene Mae Sherry Beack Marilyn Shultz Brown Charles M. Smith Paul D. Smith James Spitler Emily Stahr Johnson Frances Stomm Baumgartner June Sulteen McShirley Bettie Teetor Andran Betty Lou Thalls Cummins Hazel Thornburg Beard Virginia Townsend Lorton Ina Louise Waltz Hindman Bill Warfel Ralph Charles Wood 1939 Ora A. Adamson Joshua H. Allen Marjorie Allen Marrelle Allread Beeson Harry T. Ashman Melvin Belt Annabelle Bess Newton Richard Bookout June Bradshaw Hunter Marcella Brooks Oliphant Retha Brooks Bernard L. Brown Ramona Brown Riggs Helen F. Burroughs Foulke Edward E. Canaday Robert Cartmell Leslie Olen Chapman Dorothy Clevenger Campbell Reba Davis Beeson Arnold H. Dougherty Theda Fosnight Smith Robert A. Frazier Richard Dale Fullerton Levera Funkhouser Spesht Phyllis Gordon Hays Hazel Hammond Rybolt Maxine Hoover Taylor Cecil Hinshaw James Jones Mildred Louise Jordan Gray Wahneita Lannerd Nance Lawrence Charles Lester Warren Mahoney Esther McGrcw Bond Alice L. Myers Stinson Jimmie Pass Philip D. Perry Lawrence Petty Annabelle Retherford Beard Louise Relherlord Shook Beryl Scott Woodward Thelma J. Seward Perdue Bette Smith Graffis Wilma L. Smith Sexton Mary Stephenson Ware Barbara Stonecipher Margaret Stratton Bell Robert Taylor Thelma Taylor Reneau Frank Waltz Cleo W. Weaver Marjorie Werking Ford Roy H. Werking Raymond D. Woolard 1940 Paul Andrews Mary Lou Baker Allen Edward Beeson Wilbur Beeson A. J. Birchlield Harold W. Bowman Joseph D. Bowman Mary M arie Brown Chard Vernon L. Brown Evangeline Carter Craig Dorthea Clements Taylor Mary Louise Cleveland Wea J. B. Copenhaver Beulah Lou Crull Evans Horace C. Davis Mabel R. Doerstler Graham Ida K. Drischel Clampitt Annabelle Dyke White Maxinc Fisher LaCrange Donn E. Foulke Philip R. Frantz Mary L. Gepliart Rollins Donald Robert Hall Marion Alfred Harcourt Fred L. Harrison Kathryn Hoover Cory David C. Hunt Marcella Innis Huntsman Margaret L. Jones Beeson Mary Doris Kemblc Johnsor Betty F. LaVelle Allen Dorothea Mendenhall Marshall Allen Mohler Charles Paddock Ralph Petty Robert L. Petty Ralph E. Ramey Martha F. Root Edna Shields Thornburg Edwin Shields Rosalie Smith Wilson Tula Smith Luellen -- Donald J. Sutherland Betty Jane Swoveland Shirley Swoveland Murray Kenneth Thompson Beulah Thornburg Harcourt Dean T. Thornburg Mildred Lucille Townsend Martin Uriah Ulerick Phyllis M. Ulrich Doris E. Warfel Jordan Charles Harold Williams 1941 Ray Leslie Adkins Frances Anthony Mark Bales Max R. Baskett Charles S. Benson June Bond Hoover Jua N. Plan Charles Russell Brune Hazel Irene Byrd Doll Paul I. Callahan Denver M. Canaday John L. Cartmell Dorotha Chamberlin Johnsoi Frances Cleghorn Turner Robert D. Coomes Walter Hubert Cory Berniece Craig Kenneth Leon Cross Helen V. Dennis Cable Robert W. Dennis Alvarada J. Ellis Crye Richard Rolland Ellis J. Morris Forrest Betty Lou Foulke Fox L. Robert Hamilton Frank Albert Heaston Robert E. Jordan F. Eileen Kelley Patrick Donald W. Kinsinger James Franklin Kirkman Ruth Lumpkin Stout Betty Sue Martin Warren Gene Mclntyre Betty Richardson Werking Lena Beth Rinehart Lamar Bernetha Shock Davis Doris E. Smith Heaston Marion F. Smith Mullen Betty Steffenson Jordan Paul W. Stewart William T. Stout Bonnie Strattan Grimis Arthur D. Sulteen Evelyn Swcaringen Moore Joyce Swoveland Murray Jack Teetor Margaret Thompson Rinehart Keith E. Ulerick Harvey R. Walter Bertha F. Wells Kenmuir John C. Wells 1942 Calvin P. Ammerman Anna Fay Andrews Scheure Harry 0. Baumgartner Victor W. Beeson Beulah Bennett Warmuth Chelsa William Border Robert Eugene Brooks Reba Jeanette Brown Feld Hester A. Bruner Brzoski Ruth Irene Bulmer William Harold Carr Roger F. Doerstle Lucille Downing Limburg D. Warner Dumford Jane K. Durbin Bookout Jane Alice Forrest Tanner Eugene Foutz Charles W. Fowler •«Jgy Ha Angeline Hays Rash Freda Heaston Kelenbarger Lewis Edward Hilbert Robert C. Howell Harold D. Hunt Reba E. Johnson Deaton Virginia Jordan Gooley Kathleen I. Knapp Herman Richard H. Knapp Joseph Lilly Phyllis Faye Martin Miller M. Yvonne Mclntyre Marlatt Robert C. Mead Jack Megenity Howard Eugene Metsker Norma G. Mettert Hickman Janice Ann Murray Neuman Rex Porter Ruth Arelene Reed LaVora Rhinehart Lumpkin Carl Root, Jr. Robert Eugene Small Morris Smith Joanne Stahr Hamm Helen Louise Strong Mills William Donald Thomas P. Joan Thornburg Aurand Gerald Eugene Walters Wilma Jean Weaver Bowman Ruth I. Wood Morrison 1943 Martha Ellen Andrew Swaim Barbara Jean Bane Wyka Franklin E. Blevins Don Brown Kathryn V. Burroughs Weills Donald G. Canaday Duane Carter Sally Cartmell Kreegar Granville Junior Coomes Arah Wandah Davis Beeson Myron Davis Vera C. Dilling Smith Marjorie M. Ellis Fritz Joyce E. Filson Petty James H. Foulke Warren Fouts Richard Lloyd Gray Frieda Hanna Seagrave Mac Harlan Robert B. Harris Alice May Kirkman White Charles Edwin Konig Walter LaMar Roselynn E. Love Cooper Martin Thomas Mohler Bettie E. Murray Miller Shirley H. Pass Cruze Wanda Lou Ramsey Hatfield Frieda E. Reed Peek Alice Elizabeth Rinehart Helen Mae Rinehart Gladys Rhea Scott Goodson Floyd Everett Smith Horace Nelson Smith Richard H. Snoke Robert Stomm Philip W. Stout Iva LaVerne Stratton Darrel H. Swearingen Betty Sue Thalls Snyder Bette Wissler 1944 Robert Aders Ula Marie Ammerman Reginald Beeson Mary Ellen Benson Smith Helen Bird Hilton Rula Brooks Dale Rirhard Eugene Brown M. Darlcne Cordell Brown Margaret L. Cory Wilson Richard Edwin Cov G. Phillip Cromer Willa Dean Crye Cheek Willma Jean Dennis Howell Mildred Louise Garvin Agnes Hammond Gallatin Evelyn C. Hanna Cnnwell Roy Leslie Harcourt Philip Harris Emma Belle Heaston Musterd Mary Jane Hindman Seager Don Huddle Charles Robert Hutchins Betty Jane Kellam Georganna Lucille Kelley Dorothy L. Knapp Phillips Willis Oman Lannerd Marilyn LaVelle Woods Rex Lilly Frank Lumpkin Madonna Jean Miller Bullard Maxine Miller John Lowell Thomas Powell Sarah Alice Shafer Hilbert G. Girard Smith Millicent K. Snoke Perry Zane Stohler Benjamin Paul Taylor Betty Lucille Taylor Eagan Roger G. Thornburg William J. Ulrich 1945 William Cecil Andrew Roy Dean Baumgartner Carol Mae Beeson Belt Philip B. Beeson Philip Belt ankle Russell Allen Br. Donald Philip Burgess James Robert Burroughs Donna J. Carpenter Eriekson Marguerite F. Cross Stewart George Alexander Crye Charles N. Daugherty Joan Daugherty Cruise Charles Wilson Dennis Lois Dumford Willard Ellington Cla Ellis Robert James Harcourt Jo Claire Havron Smith Richard Mark Hays Catherine Hilbert Ponsler Leslie E. Hilbert Ruth Naomi Hilbert Peggy Hoover Johnson Raymond E. Hoover Fred A. House Jean Ann Jackson Waters Mildred N. Jones Kutl Wa Marvin W. Locke Kenneth Mahoney Marvin Dean Mahoney Betty June Mitchell Ora Murray Jr. Robert Owens Wanda Eileen Rinehart Sally J. Schultze Holder Judith Siegrist Wantz 119 Ralph Walter Shafer Marjorie Sherry Anderson Mary Jean Smith Harold Marvin Stohler Murry W. Stout Mary Lou Swoveland Bees Maxine Troth Dora E. Ulerick Martin Ralph M. Veal Norma Wilkinson Brown Robert C. Wood 1946 John Adamson Martha Bales Gigey Bonnie Barrett Stafford Isabelle Barrett Van Dyke - George Bertram, Jr. Mary Louise Blevins Root Norma Brown Stohler Christine Burton Jones Harold Canaday Bill Cartmell Pat Chism Marvin Clark Barbara Corbitt Diek Cordell Barbara Cougill Lewis Alice Coy Hiner Thomas Cromer Harold Cromis LaWanda Cromis Koonez Maxine Earhart Harris Joanne Flood Babbitt Barbara Foulke Campbell Leora Fuson Himelick Betty Gabbard Richard Groves Glen Hagler Fred Hanna John Harlan Valeda Keeling Hays Ralph Kendall Dottie Lou Leavelle Demmon Cyril LesPer Mary K. Miller Fellers John Nelson Joanne Paton Jennie June Paul Mahoney Richard Pitts Diannah Purdy Overaker Guy Ramey Irene Reathaford Mildred Rhoades Firman Riggs Esther Rinehart Hamer J. N. Rinehart Wilma Schneider Betty Lou Scott Gale Eulalah Scott Nelson Peggy Stenzle Teel Donald Stikeleather Gene Stohler Arlene Swearingen Harcourl Merna Swearingen Dusenbury Russell Wampler 1947 Lois V. Aders Ludlow Franklin L. Ashinger Marilyn J. Bane Vornauf Betty J. Barrett Samuel R. Baumgartner Madge V. Blevins Thompson Joseph R. Blunk Phyllis J. Bowman Bell A. Eugene Bruner Max Bruner Joan L. Clark Provinea M. Dean Conwell Edna Grace Coomes Boiles James Edward Cory Martha A. Cromer Wright Merri Christine Day Blevins William A. Demaree Harold M. Edwardson, Jr. Helen M. Garvin Matney Norman W. Gray Robert G. Gray, Jr. Robert H. Gray Dorothy J. Gwin Locke Delia J. Hayes Joyce P. Johnson Farmer E. Mae Kidwcll Lambert Charles E. Litton Joan A. Mays Wampler Marcia A. McGcorge Maloncy Maxine Messer Manifold Herschel E. Murray Virginia M. Rhoades Ozbun Betty L. Ridge Trisler Jean E. Rodenbeck Rosenfeldt Marvin L. Sherry Peggy J. Smith Kauffman Jacqueline Snoke Bearden Bona Jean Stauble Atterson Barbara J. Stewart Bogan Philip E. Stohler Beverly A. Thalls Combs Walter Ulrich, Jr. Mary E. Weiler Hellige Bill Wilkinson Phyllis J. Wissler Coy Marilyn J. Worl Moore 1948 J Charles H. Adkins Jack W. Becker Lucille Belt Stout Rosemma C. Bertram Anderson Phyllis J. Brooks Bradshaw Richard Eugene Brown Roberta L. Brown Swoveland Charles Earl Cain Jane Marie CartMell Smith Henry L. Charles Charles Richard Cromis Mary Cromis Stamm Bob Forrest Mary Ann Foulke Lang Margaret L. Fuson Kiekley Ruth Garvin Hale Eva Jean Gray Hilda Jean Gray Richard Dean Gray Allen W. Hale Dean Hilbert Robert L. Hinshaw Gene Johnson John Edward Kirkman Edwin Dean Lamb Harriet Lindley Burroughs Myron E. Mahoney Gerald V. McCoy Joan McFarland Melvin Messer James D. Meyer DeWayne Mitchell Wilma Jean Mitchell Little Thomas Edward Moore Martha Jean Moyer Shafer Shirley L. Myers Mahoney Beulah L. Ramey McCormick Ernest Eugene Reed Ronnie Rhoades Dorothy M. Rinehart Coplin Thomas Jerome Roth Robert Roth Norman E. Shafer Beverly Ann Sharp Hoover Priscilla Mae Sherry Morton E. Siegrist Harold LeRoy Smith Max Earl Smith Diane Kay Spencer Keith Swoveland L. Bernard Taylor Marjorie Teetor Meyers Adrian L. Thalls James C. Tuttle Marilyn J. Ulrich Se Ruth Ann Weile: tugene Beeson Barbara J. Bennett Chandler George A. Booe Carolyn J. Cain Swoveland Jean Clark Sanders Lois May Conway Sherwood Joyce Cougill Johnson Gladys Marie Cox Marjorie Ann Coy Charles Mary E. Cromer Bryand Ivan G. Crull -Gloria Davavii Small Mary Carolyn Ewbank Owene Joan Fagan Bcackburn Joyce Fisher Kcrlin Rose Mary Franklin Andrews Jacob Maurice Frantz Richard Duane Fulton Marilyn Gordon Modlin Phyllis Marie Gree Frantz Ethel Joyce Hammond Lane Margaret J. Hilbert Dilling Lothair Irvin Edmund Lee Kcrlin Theodore Knapp C. Wayne Kocppel Keith Russel Locke Lois Ann Lumpkin Doyner Louis Arthur Lumpkin Warren Eugene Meyer James R. Murphey Jo Clair Rhoades Johnson James I. Sedgwick Pat Sharp Broods Rebecca J. Shortridge Oakc! Mary Louise Stohler Adamsc Norma Jean Stohler Crouse Martha E. Swearingen Dentc Norma L. Ulrich Akemon Helen M. Walker Curran 1950 I Sally Ann Baker Lloyd James Edward Beeson Frederick E. Bennett Jerry Lee Bertram John W. Bond Mary R. Brown Whitefield Mary M. Cartmell Pershing Peggy Lester Casada Spargo Rodney B. Clampitt Fay Ann Clifton Martin Jimmy Lee Combs Betty Conwell Stevens Carl D. Cordell Rhea Jean Craig McDaniel Jane Combs Cromis George Edward Culy Marcia Davisson Robbinson Frederick C. Dilling Donald E. Dishman Darrell H. Doerstler Maxine Finchum McFarland Dorothy Forrest Holt Martha Foulke Brown Ben Franklin Bonnie L. Fuson Farmer Margaret Garvin Andern Joan Gordon White Joemmalou Groves Wickes John E. Grubbs Glen Allen Hunt El,.i Donald Dean Jarrett Velma Louise Knorpp DeBrule James W. Kutter Donna Lamb Swoveland Robert Lannerd Barbara Mahoney Anderson Donald E. Myers Patricia Scott Hunter Betty Jane Small Manifold Wilbur Smith Donald Gene Sleffenson Richard W. Thalls Richard D. Ulrich Donald J. Ulrich William Waltz Harry L. Weaver Phyllis J. Wilson Lavelle Carl Wright, Jr. 1951 I Karen Rae Asche Parsons Nelson Ellsworth Atkinson Susie Barnard Messer Wilktta Barnhart Naftzger Juanita Bell Burke Geraldine Bicknell St. Clair Jayne Bookout Bennett William Thomas Bowman Bill M. Brown Marjorie Bulmer Black Marilyn Burgess Annadcll Chapman Aldrede Martha Louise Clark James Richard Corbitt Eva Louise Coy Griffin Blair E. Davenport Patricia Dishman Robinson William J. Durbin Joe Eatherly Rheta J. Eilar Land Peggy Joyce Finchum Wevei Bill Franklin Kellon C. Gray Barbara Jean Grubbs Zook Jean Ann Head Hamilton Gerald Lee Hilbert Harold Hilbert Donald Warren Hinshaw Patricia L. Hoover Mitchell Joyce Jackson Jack Lee Jarrett Jerry Kennedy Meredith LaMar Betty Lou Lindley Riggs Charles Lawrence Lindley Jerry W. Lindley Norma Jean Martin Knapp William B. May William Weston McConnell Janet McGcorge Rhoades Marilyn Messer Burgess Glenn Miller, Jr. Paul Eugene Mitchell Fred D. Moyer Roger Alan Murray Barbara O ' Neel DeWeese George Richard Parsons Patricia Parsons McAnallen Lois Pollitt Charles David Reneau Donald L. Scott Jack M. Scott Betty Jane Shank John Sharp James Edward Shock Georgiana Sinex Lininger Junior Snyder Francis Maurice Stohler Samuel William Swim Mary Lou Swoveland Collins David Teetor Robert J. Ulrich Ramona Joyce Walters Patricia Sue Wampler Henry Deborah J. Werking Doerstler Janet L. Werking Mitchell Brook C. Wiggins Reba Wilson McConnell Clova May Worl Davis Homer F. Andrews Iona Bertram Brown Philip Eugene Bond Pair Cha A. Charles Dale Alva Clayton Marilyn Dodd Meeks Smith F. Doughty, Jr. Edith Mae Garvin Baldwin Carolyn Marie Gates Lacy Daniel Wayne Goar Dianna Kay Gray Martin Philip Lee Gray Beverly Grubbs Druley Maribelle Hayes Short Donald Hilbert Harold Duane Hilbert Robert Lee Hodson L. Raellen House Webb Beverly Jarrett McClintock Ralph Eugene Kenworthy Lore Konig Humphrey Edward E. Lafever William Doyle Lamb Shirley Maddy Hinshaw Marv Maxwell Pikoraitis Carol McConnell Danyi Ramon Louis Meeks Maurice Messer Gerald Edward Metsker Ruth Pitts Watters Carlos D. Reese Norma Fay Resler Bertram Martha Jane Sedgwick Meek Jacqueline Shock Joyner Sarah Lois Small Pokorny Joseph M. Smith Marcella Stewart Hudgens Elbert L. Stockbcrger Verl E. Swearingen James Alan Ulrich John Martin Ulrich William Ernest Upchurch Margaret Ann Walker Parker Charles M. Walters Daniel W. Woolum 1953 Nancy Allen Upchurch Eugene C. Andrews Francis Marion Asche Mary Jean Beeson Culy Cara Lee Brooks Fox 120 Richard L. Brown Joyce Burgess Saunders Patricia Casada Langdon Jenny Marie Clark Stevens John H. Couch Marion Culy Robert L. Davis Robert Dean Downing David Wayne Freese Jerry Dale Garrard Loretla Gordon Jennie Ruth Hagler Ralph E. Harris William C. Harter Jack Allen Heeler Franklyn T. Hensley Patricia Lindamood Sharp James Robert Litton Patricia Lumpkin Davis Neil A. McCoy Jerome Francis Nicholson Barbara Owens Kramer Jane, Ann Pierce Jackson B. Richard Pierce Polly Ann Reynolds Martha Rinehart Sharp Susan Rinehart Sanders S. Joyce Ritchie Lawton Thomas Dee Root Janet J. Rowe Fox - Norman Gene Scott Patricia L. Scott Willard Janel Seffrin Forrest Horace Lester Shafer Raymond Leroy Sharp Patricia Shock Pierce Carolyn June Snyder Richard Lee Stauble Hilda Swoveland Hal] Robert B. Talbert Donald C. VanOstrand Myra Lou White Crull June Eileen Williams Parks William Edward Willard Devon Wogaman 1954 ' William Leroy Amick Dorothy Andrew Barrett Nancy N. Asche Grimes Phyllis Davis Baumgartner James Roger Bavender Delores Belt Reneau David Michael Bland Sheila Jo Brooks Murray Joyce Bulmer Willard Jay P. Campbell Richard B. Foulke Phyllis Frame Harter Robert M. Frow Peggy E. Fuson Gray Edward Duane Gordon Ronnie Edward Gray Patricia Ann Hall Cross Horace B. Hart Marilyn Hensley Weaver D. Max Hilbert Frank Horak Roderic Gene Jarrett Earl D. Johnson Ardette K. Kenwortliy Riley Doris Jean Lamb Brown Beverly Sue Leavell Dale James Lowell Lester Robert L. McAllister Carolyn McCord Swoveland Marlene Messer Loren Miller Ruth Moles Joretta L. Murray Litton Marilyn Odell Talbert William Edwin O ' Neel Thomas A. P ierce Charles R. Ramey Ceraldine Reese Ramey Wilbur Lee Reese Allen Eugene Retherford Reginald Rhoades Peggy Rinker Saucerrnan Inez Lee Shank Charles R. Shortridge Joyce Siegrist Cobb Harold Edward Snyder Donna J. Taylor Bowman Merl Timmons Pat Thalls Little Janice E. Troth Tuttle Louise Tucker Spencer Larry Dean Ulrich Betty Mae Vestal Dona Jean Walker Gibahldy Frederick A. Waltz John William Weiler Bob Wesley Glen Wesley Phyllis Whealy Blizzard Richard Willard Philip Charles Wilson Joan Marie Woolard Geraldinc Ann Worley B William Curtis Andrew Shirley Ann Atkinson Freda Ann Beeson Naylor Larry B. Bittner Arden L. Bowman Dixie Brooks Lieberman Bill R. Brown Vonda Lois Brown Wanda Louise Brown Mona Lee Burket Conner Martha J. Casada King Freida A. Clifton Wilson Raymond Craig, Jr. Ronald D. Dale Ronald Lee Davis Robert O. Endsley Peter L. Fox Dorothy M. Freese Culy Florence M. Garvin Arthur PauJa Maye Greer Dimond Carol L. Grubbs David Lee Gwin Robert A. Hardwick Barbara Harter Foulke Eunice Ellen Hays Cross William Dean Hilbert James Michael Holmes Caralou C. House Poor Roy Manuel Johnson Duane Orlo Keiser Wesley Edward Kerney Howard Nelson Lafever Jean Ann LaMar Weiler Jerald D. Maddy JoAnn McCulIough Adamso Janet McNelly Culy Darlcne Meeks Chenoweth Roger B. Mitchell Marlene Joan Mitton Rowe Jack D. Moyer Mary Ann Nicholson Greer Loretta Fay Pierce William R. Prosser Leslie Arthur Ramey Nancy Ann Rhoades Sasher James Marshall Sager Twylo Shaffer Wesley Peggy Sinex Gerhart Annalyn Stockberger Roemi Barbara Stohler Doughty Frank Swoveland Jackie E. Swoveland Sybil J. Taylor Davis Euc A. Joellen Tuttle Wilson Charles H. Ulrich William F. VanOstrand Marlin C. Walker Nancy C. Watt Mathews Peggy Joan Watt David R. Weber John M. Wever Clara Sue White Peallo Norman E. White Wilda Lu Whitehair Clyde Francis Wiscner Ronald L. Wiscner Cecilia Wogaman Bradway Thomas Allen Wright Nancy Conw; ry Andrew William Ashi ng er Luella Ballai d Willis Jerry Beeson Jerry Benson Ted Blevins Danny Bown Kathy Bowm an Pierce Joan Bulmer V an Zant Warren Burg :es: Ross Campb. ell Nancy Cham nc ss Davis Alan Clampi tt Linda Davis Allen Robert Fous t Stephen Fox Jan Freeman Rhoda Pat Carard Lindstoog Toby Halstead Gordon Jeanine Heacox Stauble Sue Hccter Pepys Wanda Hettmansperger Perry Anthony Hoover Giles Hoover Janice Johnson Ashinger Bill Kern Jackie LaMar Bland Jeanine Leeka Carey Mila Lester Walters Gene Lindley Michael Maddy George May David McAllister Myron McCoy Samuel McCulIough David Mclntyre Jerry Miller Darlene Mitchell Arthur Mary Anne Needier Keller Larry Oaks Robert O ' Neel James Pierce LaVaughn Pierce Polliff Cecil Reese Nancy Ringer Atchison Murelyn Rogers Montgomery Phil Rowe Howard Schol] John Frederick Shaw Omar Shultz Clona Smith Bond Charles Stevens Betty Stewart Freese Janice Stout Coleman Jean Tucker Burgner Enla Bell Upchurch Ford Allen Wade Larry Ray Working Dale Wesley Joan Wilson Dale John Charles Abbott Eddie Dean Allen Donald William Barnhart Fredrick Lee Bavender John Roy Bell Samuel Paul Bcmenderfer David Gene Bertram Nancy Ann Bertsch Brown Mary K. Brooks James Lee Campbell Phyllis Ann Couch Lilly James Robert Coy Voyle Lee Dale Jack Dean Davis Ted Edwin Duval] Carolyn Jeanme Goar Wright Patricia Greer Stonecipher Michael Haisley Donald Joseph Hall Jerry Ray Harty Frank Wesley Hayes Joanne Hoover Werking Patricia Ann Hoover Monte Humphrey Jackie Duane Jordan Louise Jordan Petersen Roy Donald Jordan Jr. Bertha Ann Kerney Manning Lowell Eugene Lilly Jr. Marilyn Lindsey Bell Carolyn Sue Miller Parr James Edward Moles Patricia Nicholson Maddy .. Ruth Ann O ' Dell Jo Ann Paul Joe 0. Paul Norma Jane Rhodus Grubbs Beverlv Kay Scott Shore Mary Elaine Seeb Weber William Van Seffrin Roger Sharp James R. Shore Caroline Stomm Stohler Joel Hardman Stonecipher Bryan Lee Taylor James Robert Thomas Barbara Tutterow James Grant Wadman Janice Weaver Pentecost Robert E. Webb Larry Gene Werking Marcia Mae Wilson H. Max Woods 1958 Charles R. Beard Peggy Joan Beeson Gunn Priscilla Ann Bowman Davis Wayne E. Boyd Robert D. Brooks John Howard Cook Patricia Ann Coomes M ichael Allen Crum Ralph Richard Culy Stanley Earl Dale Janice Daugherty Kinert Mary L. Davenport Hurt John S. Davis Wanda Sue Derbyshire Ratcliff Jero ' me A. Dines Dorothy R. Dishman Durham Larrielou Drischel Watkins D. Joann Foust Jarrett Glora L. Freeman Anderson Janet Louise Gray Berry John Lawrence Handy Keith Eugene Harvey Marlene Hawk Boyle Neil C. Hindman David C. Hodson Geraldine Joann Howell Freland Judie Kav Kern Uhlir William Eugene Kirkman Marcia Anne Leeka Dale Jerry B. Marlatt Joyce A. Malncy Wilson Mary Karen McGeorge Maher Jean Ann McNelly Mclntyre Ivan Lee Mctsker Everett F. Moore Frances Overbey Werking Larry Alan Pierce Virgil Kenneth Pope Bonnie Lou Reed Weiler Sharon Rhoades John Herbert Roberts Marilyn Sager Stohler Phyllis Ann Scott Davis Robert Joseph Seffrin Susan R. Shaffer Ham John M. Shirk ■ Robyna Shirkev May Bill J. Sitzlar Doris Christine Smith Gerald L. Smith Leonard Franklin Snowden Robert A. Snvder. Jr. Julia Beth Stockberger Nirich Richard Lee Stohler John L. Swoveland Joann Trisler Rinehart Susan Kay Troth Murray Grace Tutterow Bavender Jimmy Ray Vestal Ruth Waite McAllister Howard L. Weiler Ward Blair Worl Marietta Wright Shaw Wilma Worl Rowe 1959 Ronald Lee Addison Jerry C. Basford Richard D. Beard Christopher H. Beeson Jon Robert Beeson Letitia Benson Percifield Jack Lee Bertsch Peggy Sue Brown Hoback David Onie Cain Glen T. Campbell Durlin V. Campitt Emily Cleghorn Miller William M. Conder Karen May Dale Sharon Kay Dale Phillip D. Davis Arlene Dishman Herman Scharlene Farr Mahoney Genevieve Favorite Neal Paul Earl Fisher Martha Fuson Herschauer John Neil Gilmer George William Greer Beverly Gregory Hanna Jane Hagen Stevens Robert Dean Hayes Autumn V. Heacox Bertsch John Steven Hershauer Ernestine Hettmansperger Riley Gary D. Hormel Larry Duane Howell 121 Jo Anna Humphrey Meadows Georgia Johnson Lambert James Gordon Johnson Glenn E. Jordan Joseph Allen Kirkman Charles Doane Lamb Margaret E. Lindsey McCoy Phillip Wayne Mahoney Guy Roger Manifold Sandra Kay Marsh Castccl Lowell Allen May Sandra MeCormack Roberts Gloria Jean Miller Worlcy Charles Michael Monaghan Helen Pearl Morrow James Franklin Nation Jo Ellen Nungossor Wilcox Mark N. Parsons Donna Pass Ford William A. Powell Rex Leroy Reed Katherine Reynolds Duff Charlotte E. Rinker Roberts Caroline Rogers Vaughn Rcna Mae Rogers Cook Robert H. Roth, Jr. John Robert Sedgwick Gerald G. Sharp Sharon Ann Shelley Huff William Dean Shook Ronald Jay Smith Wilma Priscilla Smith Darrell Lee Snyder Douglas Arthur Snyder Virginia Sutherland Short James Ellis Taylor Roger Duane Working David Ronald Wesley Stephan Kent Wilkinson Michael B. Wilson Charles Arthur Winters Suanna Abbott Goodnight Peter Beyer Tim J. Bookout Karen Bowman Fisher Carol Brown Lumpkin Linda Lee Bryan Coy James Dale Buhl -Glenna Campbell Sandra Richardson Campbell Jacqueline Chard Jester JoAnn Clark Patterson Sarah Jane Cleghorn Nixon Wendell Keith Dale Jerome E. Davis Elliot Davison Kelly Edward Duvall Jane Ailean Fisher Johnson Alan R. Gabbard Ronald Garard Judith Gray Hicks Sondra Gray Bockover James Paul Hagler Theodora Hatfield McCune Jerry Lee Hays Joel Howard Heath Don Dwavne Heeter Carolyn Kaye Hicks Roderic A. Hinshaw Frederick Hodson James Dean Howell Edward Albert Hunnicutt Kay Ann Ingerman Jarolyn Isaacs Sexton Larry Joe Jester Michael Kent Jordan Jacqueline Kern Cook Gilbert Charles Kerney John Edmond Limburg. Jr. Paul Duane Macy Theodore A. Martin John Edward McCullough Melva Lee Messer Davis Judith Mctsker Clampitt Jayne Miller Miller Richard Allen Monaghan Ronald William Murray Jay Edwin Needier Joyce J. Ncel Jordan Leland Nicholson Kurt R. Olcr • Rita Jean Ovcrbey Risch Judith Rahel Hand Gerald Dale Reese Cecil Richmond, Jr. Mac Beth Rustcrholz Wade John Edward Scott Richard C. Scffrin •imolhv T. Scffrin larolyn Shiebla Basford erry Dale Snowden likki Thalls Gentry lavid Watlman iarbara Warfel Reed anet Warner Yancey oyec Woolard Sears larilvn Webb aequeline Woodward Woolard Iteve Worl udilh Wine Fryman iayinond Wyne 1961 Wesley Herman Adams Donald Claire Allen Rebecca Atkinson Hines -Wanda Bellinger Linda Beeson Haisley Lueinda Beeson Brattain Ruth Boerner Rogers Virginia Bowman Judith Ann Brown Sandra Sue Buhl MeCracke: Roger Dean Burgess Elizabeth Cook Martin Michael Duane Couch John C. Crull James Edward Davis Judith Davis Montgomery Roger J. Davis Steven Carl Davis Sanford C. Dougherty Suelee Duvall Compton Linda Jean Estey Lawrence David A. Fedcrico Linda Ferrell Dye Charles E. Garvin Gerald T. Gentry Mary Anne Gilmer Butters Nancy Gossett Jenkins Jimmie R. Gregory Rex Earl Grubbs Michal Harris DeArmond Donald I. Harvey Larry Duane Harty Nola Alice Hatfield Kinner Kathleen Heath Bryn James Cliff Hershauer Stanley Everett Hicks Sara Hoffman Hershauer Loma Hoover Mendenhall Carol Hunnicutt Beeson Nicholas Jarrett Raymond Thomas Jordan John G. King David Allan Kuttcr Elizabeth Lacy Kutter Gary LaMar Earl James Limburg Marcia Lindsey Davis Judith Anne Litton James R. Lumpkin Judith Masters Stoncbraker Shirley Sue Matney Jeffrey Mendenhall Alan Merchanthouse Douglas Dwight Moore Christopher H. Murray Marilyn Murray Scott Phillip Murray Joyce Nation Lowe Barbara Nicholson Beard Joan Nicholson Gentry Joseph S. Nicholson Ja; 1 Pa A. Pierce B. Jean Rector Wichterman Mary Jane Reneau Hicks Judith Riggs Brasswell Mary Anne Rinker Snyder Sanford Lee Schcll Gerald Curtis Scholl Thomas G. Scffrin Martha Joann Shocklcc Sexton John Robert Shafer Virginia Shocklcc Davidson Ronald Frances Shook William Mark Smith Marilyn Sue Snyder McCauley Sharon Stevens Billhymer Sidney Reir Stewart Clifford Bruce Storey Teresa Stout Poole Carolyn Sutherland Smith Carol Ann Tucker Hormcl Gilbert Tutterrow Philip Underbill Carolyn E. Wall Gerald Ray Wesley David C. White Christian Wichterman John Kurtis Wilkinson Marguerite Wimmer David Edward Woolard 1962 Carolyn Ballinger Shiebla Barbara Bavender Schwegmai Phyllis Bertram Gary Gayle Reed Bond Karen Kristen Boren Jester Dan E. Brown Vernon Leroy Bulmer Carl Edward Burket Charles Edward Cole Thomas Lee Crome Donald Eugene Culbertson Cheryl Jean Davis Oakes Ruth Ann Davis Sarah Detweiler Miller Roberta Ann Pierce Tremps Sally Doughty Gant John Fallis Jim Bob Fisher Bruce Duane Fleming Virginia C. Fread Parsons Warren L. Gray Joseph D. Haisley Sheila Jo Hamilton Frederick Wayne Harvey Charles Larry Heaston Judy Hilbert King James Bernard Hinshaw Claudia Ann Hormel Fallis Jerome House Humphrey Deln ney Oucntin R. Knapp Pamela Kuttcr Shortridge Paul Leeka John Litton Susann Marlatt Murray Barba: Ma Jewell Masters Ford . Connie May Odom Karen McCoy Cross Jerry J. McFarland Jim M. Miller Donald Moystner Linda Murray Riley Jon Ray Odom • Robert Oliphant Stephen Perry Richard Powell Michael Reece Carole Ann Resler Mary Kay Retherford Moystn Lee Reynolds Betty Rhinehart Gray Randall Rhoades Linda Rinehart Clampitt ' Richard Ringeisen Norman Scholl Alan Bruce Scott John Scffrin Shirley Shelton Rogers David Duane Smith James C. Smith Joyce Smith Hill Karen Stevens Meuninck Gale Stohler John Swindell Jerry Thalls William Timmons • June Tucker Phyllis Trisler Lovall JudylBcstal Louden Wanda Perdue Ware Eugene Edwin Warner Whitehall- Miller Patr: Wil Maloy Wilson 1963 Jay Ammcrman Cynthia Atkinson Rhoades Beth Baglcy Winters Juanita Bane Carter John Beard Donald Beeson Christy Bickncll Lundy Patricia Billingslcy Jane Bowman Chi Br Colleen Burket Terrell Mary Jo Cain Bookout James L. Cates, Jr. Victoria Chamncss Gregory Linda Condor White Sandra Conner Steele Patricia Ann Cross Donna Elaine Dale Cary Clyde Davis Randal J. Davis Barbara Dclon Tom Drake Anita Fouts Warner Sharon Gossett Rogers David Ernest Grubbs Richard A. Hanen Denver L. Hawk Sue Hawkins Bond Virginia Hill Retherford Susan Hunnicutt Jan Jester Michaels Joanna Johnson Tutterow Judith Johnson Davis Slophani Jordan Bjorn lvar Karlgard Kent Kenworthy Margaret Lacy Smith Rodney LaGrangc Ralph Edward Lewis Leann Lindley L. Joseph Litton Print Lowe Ronald E. Madison Martha Manlove McCullough Cathryn K. Martin Brant James Matney Margery Messer Starnes Ronald Lee Moore Deloris Mosier Ullery Myron Moyer Thomas Keith Murray Robert Harold Myers Donald May McCIain Edwina McCullough Henderso Susan MeKinnon Mary Ellen Peirce David S. Richardson Jim Ridge Alice Riggle Thompson Jay Dean Reed Lois Resler James Retherford Randall Rogers Edward D. Saunders David L. Smith Janet Smith Marsh - Martha Helen Short Rodney Ray Shultz Judith Tucker Jarrett Charles Tutterow Dell Underhill David Ray Wallace Roger Waltz William Warfel Robert Weaver Margaret Welliver Anita Kay Wilson Thomas L. Wimmer Steven Winters Thomas E. Woods 1964  Philip Alexander Angela Arvin Barbara Baer James L. Bailey Karen Sue Bane James Bavender Jerry Sue Beard Rollins Toby Jay Benson Blair Eugene Bookout Sharon Billingsley Webe Deborah Bond Vernon Brubaker Charles Fredric Burket Russel Chard Jr. Judith Clark Gillespie Craig Clevenger Jack Allen Colvin Tcrryl Cummins Henry Davis Susan Detweiler Kielty Norman Dingle Richard Doolin James Driskill Richard Federico Constance Fisher Cary Grubbs Randall Gwin Suzanne Hagcn Reed Philip F. Hay Sandra Kay Hayes 122 John B. Heacox Charles Larry Heaston Danny Hcaston Mary Ellon Hodson Constance Hoffman Susan Hoggatt Timothy Howell Naomi Huffine Joanell Isaacs Elizabeth Ann Johnson Evelyn Johnson Adams Mareia Ketring Cross Donald Lamb Martha Lannerd Paul Stephen D. Luellen Andrew Lumpkin Thomas Earl McGrew Marc Marlatt Donna Melton Pointer Lloyd A. Miller Maria Sue Mosicr Crosley Judy Neel John Overhy Sharon Paddock Griffin Timothy A. Parker John Stephen Pike Samuel Port Stephen Powell Joan Preston Daniel Reece David Keith Reed Connie Richardson Marlatt Jerry Lee Ridge Peter Rinehart Richard Setser Darryl C. Shafer Vicki Jo Shafer Vestal Ska Smith Ruth Irene Steele Sara Stewart Ullery Lawrence Strahota Judith Smith Arrett Jerry D. Sutherland Glenn Sulliyan Virginia Taylor Leeka Paul Tegeler Sharon Thalls Heacox Joseph J. L. Thompson Jean Toschlog Williams Vern C. Vanderbilt III Tommy Dean Vestal Sandra Waltz Doreen Weaver Fleming G. Emmett Webb Julia Werking Strahota Shirley Werking Root Ronald Lee Williams June Lorrain Wilson Lo, James Wood Dixie Woodward Davena Woolard Nora Wyne npbell Moo Jewel Pope Shultz 1965  Larry Adams Thomas Gene Allen Janice Asche Ridge Linda Sue Bane Rebecca Rae Bane Melvin Belt David A. Billingsley Janet Ann Bond Janet Bowman Margaret Bowman James Brown Ronald Brown Gerald Carlson Marc Charlton Carolyn June Chastait John W. Cleghorn Cheryl Cle Mar Cole Richard Lee Coo] Alice Jay Davidst David H. Davis June Davis Lawle James Lee D( Deborah Dral John Ben El! Linda Lee Dean Fall Ellis Patrii Steve Fishe. Fonts Bright Doris Garvin Leverton Randall Gibbons Bruce Giggy Karen Ann Gray Moore Lowella Gray George Hardwick Kathcrinc Harris Mary Alice Hartman Rachel Hartman Linda Kay Hays Alberta Hcaston Conner Paulelte Helms Mulls David L. Henderson Peggy Lynn Hicks Sam R. Higinbotham Mary Gail Humphrey Odom Howard Hurst Rex Jarrctt Mary Lou Johnson Adams William F. Kidder Jan Kolodziej Charles Hubert Lakes Mary Lou Lainhart Linda LaMar Snyder Gregory LaMar Gerald Ray Lewis Mary L. Limburg Worl James R. Litton Robert Lowe Roger L. Lumpkin William G. Masters John Earl McCormack Terryl McDaniels Mark McKinnon Penny Meyer Klusman Robert B. Meyer Rowena Miller Cheryl Mitton Theodore Montgomery Jay Morris Richard Murray Paula Oler Lynda Overbey Ringley Danny Lee Pegg Elaine Peters Alvadeane Pierce Sam L. Prater Marsha Pritt Michael Proffltt Alberta Ramsey Wissler Martha Ann Retherford Richard Rhoades Donald E. Riggs Ronald Robinson Donna Rusterholz Sally Setser Donna Smith Winters Max Alan Smith Peggy Smith Melton Arnold DeWayne Snyder Mclanie Snyder Nancy Jo Sowers Hollowenko Steven F. Stone Ward A. Stont William B. Stratton Ronald J. Thomas Martha Thornburg Cain Ronald B. Toler Carol Ulerick Meyers Sharon H. Urban Pamela Werking Phillippi Steven L. White Michael Wieseke Nancy Williams Nelson lary Abbott eonard Adams heila Alexander obert Thompson Allen icki Allen Port lion Ammerman inda Anderson Caudill :iifford Bailey .inda Lou Bane ue Ann Berninger lebecca Bertram Shinn ;obert Allen Bertram loberta Bertram Werking t ' illiam Bond instance Breneman Giggy larbara L. Bronsart me Ann Charlton Ridge iobcrt Dean Clark Irnest Clements erey Clements trvilla Cloud Christopher aniecc Cloud Douglas Colvin Elizabeth Compton Roger Cowan Charles Craig David Craig Beverly Cranor Veanna Crull Darrell Culbcrtson Daniel Davis Linda Jean Davis Merle Davis Michael Davis Stanley Davis Jerry Lee DeBolt Nancy Ann Dennis Linda Dickey Stephen Dimett Jane Felkins Gayle Forrest Bonnie Franklin Berninger Thomas Gauker Cheryl Kav Grubhs Robert Lee Gwin Stephen Harrison Leonard F. Hobbs Charles Richard Howell Daniel Howell Willie Gene Huffine Jr. Sue Humphrey Niles Ashley Hunt Larry Steven Hurst Ronald Hutchinson Jama Johnson Lynne Klusman Sheila Lakes Bailey Dianna Lester Wanda May Limburg Linda Louise Madison • Thomas Masters Valerie Mattews Mark Mendcnhall Cheryl Miller Ballinger Gretchen Tracy Miller Larry Miller Sheila Kay Miller Bruce Montgomery Richard Lee Moore Richard Wayn; Mosier Jo Ellen Conyers Murray Susan Nicholson Scott Cheryl Oakes Nancy Oler Peggy Pass McKinnon Diane Louise Perry Daniel Pollitt Linda Carol Pope Donilee Rinehart James Rinehart. Eric Carl Rodcnbcrg John David Root David Scarrette Donald Kent Scott Charles Shafer Mary Gene Shafer Julia Ann Sharp Belt Barbara Ann Shock Barnard Donna Shook Little Barbara Smith Elaine Smith Rinehart Patricia Eileen Smith Shawn Smith Ellis Robert Stewart Jane Stockberger Rebecca Stone Daniel Taylor Carolyn Nungesser Thalls Iodena ' Tillson Beverly Jo Toler Ross Alan Walters Joe Warren Warvel Sean Watt We! Linda Lee Werking Phillip Werking Susan Werner Sheryl Wilson Browr Ted Winters Patricia Worl Daniel J. Bavender Deborah Jo Bavende: Timothy Billingsley Kenneth Boyd Alan Briar Paula Brooks Semler James Brown Linda Brown Cates Diana Bruncr Matthew Burton Jenetla Campbell Lawrence Cochran Stephen Coffman David L. Cole Mareia Ann Conder Jerry Cross Ivan Davidson Christine L. Davis Larry Delon Me al Dil Dale Dingle Michael Doerstler Henry C. Fallis. II Christina Felkins Melanie Ann Fouts Rex Allen Fox Mary Lynn Frame Carolyn Camber Robert Geise Ann Gethers George E. Gettinger Thomas Gordon Trinda Gregory Mary-Kay Miller Hal Christopher Head Mary Ruth Henley Bob Hightower Lynn Hilbert Mark Hilbert Marvin Hilbert Larry Hutchinson Steven Johnson Mareia Jordan Betlie Ketring Michael Ray King Keith Kirkman Bonnie Kay Lane Susan Lester Roger Lewis Martha Sue McMinn Jack Duane Miller Jennifer Myers Barbara Oakes Diana Kay Oler Michael Pate Penti Ka Dorene Peters Jean Hendershot Prater Carol Jean Ramsey William Andrew Reece, Jr Karl Reese Allen Renaker Robert Reynolds William Rhodus Alan Richardson Mary Jean Richardson Cressie Riggleman Dennis Rigsby Janet Rinehart Jennifer Rinehart Ellen Seffrin Daniel Semler Kellev Shadle Cheryl Ann Shafer Jackline Shepard Rhodus Paul Sitzlar, Jr. Janice Kay Smith Toni Smith Jeanne Stout Darrell Teegarden David Ray Thalls Charles R. Thomas William H. Todd Linda Tryon Reed Randolph Turner Kathleen Waltz Scarrette Ronald Ward Paul Webb Mary Welliver Jay Werking Sharon Kay Werking Vicki Lynn Werking Janii We Mori Sue Ann White Stephen Wieseke Jackie Wilson Kathleen Wood Alumni pages paid for by Don McCullough 123 ' Epitome Staff Thanks Many for Their Help; Editor-in-chief Assistant editor Introduction Student Activities Album Academics Assistant Sports Organizations Assistant Alumni Cover Typists Photographer Assistants Business manager Sales manager Sales Staff Adviser Krista Hollenberg Linda May Krista Hollenberg Jean Campbell, taking over for Linda Dick Diana Ulerick Krista McMinn Linda Bryan Bill Burton Betty Scruggs Susan Seffrin Krista Hollenberg Kathy Wall Mary Wilson, Ellen Smith Burt Vanderbilt Bill Burton Dan Hollenberg Paul Iossi Rick Coy Debbie Beach Bill Bowman Claudia Dougherty Wesley DeBolt Mike Elliott Mark Gethers Mike Hurst Linda Isaacs Mike Paul Jennifer Stout Miss Jeanne Gill The Epitome 1968 was printed on enamel paper and bound with a silkscreen-process cover. Regular Bodoni Book t ype was used in the 10 point size for body copy, 8 point size for captions, and 6 point size for listing underclass and alumni names. Bodoni Book Italic was used for the headlines in the 24 point size for regular headlines and 30 point size for division page heads. These styles were chosen for appearance and comfortable reading. Since this fiftieth volume of the ' Epitome is a rather special one, a lot more work and the assistance of many more people was required to produce the 1968 edition. Of course, there were the many people whose vital assistance is usually needed. Taylor Publishing Company of Dallas, Texas, printed the Epitome again this year. The advice and assistance given by Mr. Rex Moonshower, com- pany representative, was greatly appreciated. Services rendered by photographers were obviously invaluable. Underclass portraits were taken by Indiana School Pictures of Indianapolis under the manage- ment of our m usic department to whom we extend our gratitude. Reid ' s Studio in New Castle, Indiana was in charge of senior portraits. Mr. Bill Walden of Reid ' s Studio was extremely appreciated for taking most of the organization group pictures, some of the class- room shots, pictures of both proms, and several other incidental pictures. A special thanks is extended again to Reid ' s Studio for making the copies of all the old pictures used in the introductory section and on the division pages. This leads us to extend deepest thanks to these generous people who were brave enough to lend their pictures of past HHS activities, whether we used them or not: Mrs. Jesse Weaver, Mr. Marfield Cain, Mrs. Alma Sherry, Mr. Mahlon Rinehart, Mr. Donald Pass, Mr. Ed O ' Neel, Mrs. John McCormack, Mrs. Eugene Howell, Mrs. Lynn Swoveland, Mrs. Emmett Beach, Mrs. Willard DeBruler, and Mrs. William Todd. We also thank Mr. Don McCullough, Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Upchurch, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Beeson for helping identify people in some of the old pictures. For helping with the alumni section, thanks goes to Mr. Don McCullough for supplying us with the initial list of graduates. We also sincerely thank Mrs. Devine, Miss Helen Smith, and the many people called on the telephone in effort to find the married names for many HHS alumnae. We thank Mr. Powers and the faculty for their cooperation with much of the picture taking and apologize for interrupting classes to do so. Mr. Paul Foulke gets our deep thanks for his extra efforts to mail our copy on time. Lastly, our parents are thanked for being so understanding as we worked those many hours. 124 Editor Ponders Experiences of Year ' s Work Throughout the year several people have said to me, I ' ll bet being yearbook editor isn ' t any easy job! As I worked through the year, so many details and difficulties have proven this true to a greater extent than I had initially imagined. And I have de- cided that any yearbook staff, no matter how hard they try, cannot avoid the deadline rush and other such problems simply because they are students who must find time for yearbook work in their busy schedules. Even though we ran into problems expected and unexpected, I ' m sure we ' d all agree when I say that I found my job to be far more satisfying than frustrating. And I consider the most valuable per- sonal gain in working on a yearbook staff to be the experience in learning to work with other people. Jean Ann Campbell deserves recognition here for undertaking the Student Activities section on short notice after Linda Dick moved. I would like to thank Debbie Beach and the sales staff for their work in selling Epitomes , Burt Vanderbilt for tolerating the many inconveniences we imposed upon him, and all the juniors who worked hard to help us out. Miss Gill and I both really appreciated Linda May ' s help when we called on her in emergencies. And I really enjoyed working with Miss Gill this year. She was my right hand when the going got rough. This book means a lot to me and the rest of the staff. I hope that you can appreciate and enjoy it just as much now and in years to come. Krista Hollenberg Editor-in-chief 125 Student and Faculty Index Abrams, Rita 46 Adamson, Gary . . 44, 72, 73, 110, 111, 112 Albertson, Jana ... 46, 59, 61, 72, 73, 96, 113 Alexander, Patti .... 28, 73, 100, 108, 114 Allen, Claudia 11, 15, 28, 58, 73 Allen, Richard ... 46, 78, 81, 86, 102, 106 Allen, Sara 44, 73, 100, 113 Andis, Kathy 44, 73 Ardington, Jack 44, 85, 94, 102 Armon, Bob 12, 42, 59, 90 Armon, Dave 93 Asche, Deborah 42, 100, 113 Atchison, Raymond 46 Atterson, Dee Ann 46, 100 Baer, Bob . . 14, 22, 42, 66, 82, 85, 93, 98, 102, 112. 115 Baker, Debbie 12, 46 Baker, Steve 46, 104 Baker, Steve R 42, 93, 104 Bales, Nick 46, 104 Ballenger, Betty 42 Bane, Becky 42, 73 Bane, Danny 46, 76 Bane, Kathy 44, 73 Banning, Ken 29, 90, 102 Banning. Paula 44, 68, 72, 113 Barker, Penny 44 Barnard, Joe ... 10, 15, 21, 29, 72, 73, 110, 111 Barnard, Judy 44 Barnes, Donita 28, 63, 107 Barnes, Ewell 46 Beach. Debbie ... 15, 29, 73, 75, 100, 106, 108, 112 Beach, Kathie ... 46, 72, 73, 100, 113 Beachler, Phil . 14, 22, 42, 66, 72, 73, 85, 94. 102 Beachler, Rob . 10, 15, 19, 26. 29, 72, 73, 98, 108, 110, 111, 112 Beck, Darrell 46 Bell, Charles ... 20, 29, 106, 113, 115 Bell, Rex 44, 62, 106, 113, 115 Bennett, Gene 29, 70, 90, 104 Bicknell, Mike 42, 82, 92 Blaylock, Freeman 44 Blaylock, Vernon 46 Blaze, Mark 44, 78, 81, 82, 83 Bowman, Bill . 15, 20, 29, 67, 73, 102, 106, 108, 112, 113, 115 Bowman, Bookie 46, 86 Bowman, Phil 42 Bowman, Steve 29, 71, 90, 104 Boyd, Candy 46, 72, 100 Briar, Sucllcn 46 Brittcnham. Debbie 46, 106, 113 Brown, Dave .. 44, 78, 90, 91, 93, 109, 112 Brown, Diana 46, 106 Brown. Don 42 Brown, George 2«, 30, 67, 72, 73 Brown, Jim 46, 109, 115 Brown. Joyce 42, 63, 74, 98, 100, 107, 113 Brown, Linda 42, 73 Bruner, Allen 42, 73 Bruner, Sherry 46 Bruns, Tom 44, 62, 93, 113 Bryan, Linda . . 15, 20, 26, 30, 61, 64, 75, 89, 98, 100. 113, 114 Brzoski, Cindy 46, 100, 105 Brzoski, Stanley 14, 42 Burgess, Cynthia 44, 105, 107 Burroughs, Jay ... 42, 71, 88, 90, 104 Burroughs, Joy ... 44, 50, 68, 73, 100, 113 Burton, Bill ... 25, 30, 75, 78, 80, 87, 90, 91, 93, 95, 112, 114 Burton, Joyce 46 Burton, Mark 44, 85, 93, 107 Bymaster, Mike 44 Cain, Mike 42, 72, 73 Cain, Ronnie 46, 104 Cain, Sally 46, 106, 113 Campbell, Bobby ... 44, 100, 102, 109 Campbell, Dean ... 21, 23, 30, 78, 80, 82, 84, 87, 94, 95 Campbell, Ellen 44, 72, 73, 111 Campbell, Jean ... 11, 12, 20, 21, 25, 30, 72, 73, 98, 100, 111 Campbell, Roxie 44 Carlson, Dave 46, 67, 68, 85, 88 Carlson, Stuart 30, 83, 84, 95 Cash, Kennetha 44 Charlton, Patsy 30, 73, 114 Chastain, Dennis 42, 107 Clark, Linda 46, 105 Clark, Nancy 28 Clarkston, Mary 44, 72 Clements, Barbara 44 Clements, Janice 30, 103 Clifton, Rex .. 42, 78, 79, 88, 90, 104 Cloud, Walt 46, 72, 73, 111 Cochran,. Bob 42, 85, 87, 104 Coffman, Terry 44, 100, 104 Collis, Cathy 14, 23, 42, 113 Collis, Marty 31, 78, 80, 95, 104 Collis, Tomi 44, 96 Colvin, Chuck 44 Conder, Scott 46, 67, 106 Conn. Jerry 42 Conner, Donna 31, 103 Conwell, Rick .... 44, 62, 78, 81, 106, 112 Cook, Cathy 44, 100, 105 Corder, Mark 46, 59 Cowan, Rick 44, 93 Cox. Steve 24, 31, 70, 98, 104 Coy, Gloria 16. 44, 100, 105, 106 Coy, Rick 31. 75, 104 Craig, Janet 42, 73, 100. 107 Craig, Melody 16, 44, 73 Cranor, Cinda 19, 23, 44, 73, 96, 100, 101 Cross, Steve 42 Cross, Vickie 46 Cmll, Steve 14, 42, 73, 102 Cummins, Kevin 44, 112 Curtis, Mary 46, 105, 113 Dale, Cheryl 31, 73 Dale, Dallas 46, 63, 76, 81 Dale, Debbie 44, 73 Dale, Janice 44 Daugherty, Mary . . 16, 44, 72, 73, 111 Davenport, Linda 46 Davis, Bob 44, 87, 115 Davis, Bruce 46, 78, 81, 86 Davis, Debbie 31, 73 Davis, Dennis 43 Davis, Ellen ... 31, 73, 100, 103, 105, 114 Davis, Joe 44, 100, 102, 108, 109 Davis, Marta 44, 66, 100, 113 Deady, Ray 46, 72, 73, 78, 81, 88 Dearing, Dusty 44, 85, 88 DeBolt, Wesley . 15, 16, 21, 102, 110, 111, 115 DeBruler, Mike 44, 93, 107, 113 DeFrank, Debbie 14, 43, 66, 98 Dennis, Debbie . 44, 66, 100, 105, 106 Dennis, Jerrell 46, 104 Dennis, Sue ... 23, 43, 66, 72, 73, 106 DeVinney, Bill 44, 88, 104 DeVinney, Pamela 46 Dick, Jim 44, 58, 81. 90 Dick, Linda 20, 32, 75, 100, 105, 107, 112, 114, 115 Dick, Terry 46, 66, 78, 86, 88 Dickey. Carl 44, 102, 107 Dimett, Gary 10, 32, 102 Dimett, Jeff 13, 46, 63 Dimett, Pam 14, 43, 73 Dishner, Shirley 43, 98, 107 Dishner, Ted 44, 88 Doerstler, Marvin 32, 78, 80. 95, 102, 104 Dougherty, Claudia ... 20, 32, 59, 64, 74, 95, 96, 98, 100, 101, 114 Dumford, Connee 43 Dumford, Don 32 Elleman, Clayton 46, 63, 78, 81 Elliott, Cindy . 44, 72, 73, 89, 99, 113 Elliott, Mike . 12, 15, 32, 72, 73, 106, 108, 110, 111, 112 Ellis, David 32. 90 Ellis, Jo Anne 44, 100 Fagan, Barbara 44, 69, 73. 105 Fagan, Dave 43, 104 Farmer, Julia 46, 105, 113 Favorite. Frances 46 Favorite, Frank 45 Fields. Gene 42, 71 Fisher, Janet 46, 100 Ford, Debbie 32, 64, 98, 105 Fosnight, Mindy ... 43, 100, 105, 113 Foulke, Donnae 47. 66, 106 Foust, Brian 47, 61, 109, 115 Fouts, Mike ... 14, 23, 42, 43, 72, 73, 98, 111 I2fi Fox, Allen 43, 78, 82, 83, 87, 93 Fox, Debby 45, 109 Franklin, Tim 23, 42, 43, 60, 92 Fyfe, Gary 47 Fyfe, Patti 12, 43, 74, 107 Gamb er, Kathy 45, 72, 73 Gamber, Robert 47 Gethers, Mark ... 33, 67, 99, 108, 109 Gettinger, Dennis 45, 104 Gettinger, Donna 33, 73 Gettinger, Wayne 43, 88, 104 Giggy, Suzanne ... 47, 72, 73, 96, 113 Giggy, Terry ... 23, 33, 78, 80, 82, 83, 94, 95, 102 Gordon, Delia 45 Gordon, Jim 45, 90, 112, 113 Greene, Debbie 45, 72, 73 Greene, Kathy 16, 47, 72, 100 Greer, Mark 14, 43, 68 Griffin, Marilyn ... 33, 103, 105, 114 Griffith, Carol 33, 73. 105 Griffith, Debbie 45, 73 Groves, Gary 47, 78 Grubbs, Dan 47, 92, 102 G.win, Gail 33, 103, 105 Gwin. Goldie 45, 73 Halcomb, Diana 43, 105. 113 Halcomb, Donna 45, 73, 105, 113 Hall, David . 45, 72, 73, 106, 110, 111 Hall, James 43, 104 Hall, Judith 47, 76 Hall, Randy 47 Hammond, Mike 43 Hanlon, Glinda 45 Hardin, Marc 43, 104 Harris, Robert 33 Hartman, John 45, 107 Head, Erma Lilly 33 Hendershot, Carol 45, 105, 107 Hendershot, Gail . 34, 45, 65, 73, 100, 103, 114 Higinbotham, Steve ... 16, 44, 45, 85, 88, 92 Hilbert, Lewayne 34, 70. 98, 104 Hilbert, Londa 47, 105 Hillman, Teresa 43, 100 Himelick, Jeff . . 45, 78, 81, 85. 87, 88 Hindle, Allan 47, 86 Hindle, George 45 Hobbs, Eddie 45, 104 Hobbs, Jim 43, 104 Hollenberg. Dan ... 14, 22, 42, 43, 57, 82, 84. 85, 98. 102 Hollenberg, Krista . 12, 26, 28, 34, 75, 98, 100, 107, 109, 125 Hoover, Carla 19. 45, 72, 73. 100, 110, 111 Hoover, James 34 Howell, David 43, 66, 72, 73. 87, 110, 111 Huffine, Colleen 43, 109 Hunnicutt, Randy .... 46, 47, 86, 102, 104, 106 Hurst, Mike 26. 34. 58. 98, 99 Hutchens. Edrea 47 Hutchison, Judy 34, 73. 114 Hutchison, Marv 43, 105 Iossi, Paul 47 Iossi, Steve 23, 45, 62, 106, 112 Isaacs, Linda ... 34, 64, 98, 100, 103, 113 Jarrett. Sherri 47, 107, 113 Jeffers, Mary 44, 45, 99, 105, 106 Johnson, Bob . . 13, 28, 34, 58, 78, 80, 87, 88, 89, 95, 102, 109 Johnson, David 47, 104 Johnson, Debbie K 47, 73, 106 Johnson, Debbie L 47, 105 Johnson, Jonna 45, 107 Johnson, Kenny 35, 58 Johnson, Vicki 45, 73 Jones, Becky 45, 66, 89, 96, 110 Jones, Dennis 43, 93 Keith, Randy 45, 68, 90 Kerlin, Max 45, 115 Kerney, Phil 35 Kidder, Jon 35 Kinsinger, Byron 45, 60, 102, 104 Kitts, Gary ... 43, 66, 72, 73, 98, 110, 111 Kramer, Kurt 43, 72, 73, 90 Kramer, Mark 43 Ladd, Donna 47 Lagomarcino. Mark ... 13, 42, 43, 62, 66, 78, 82, 84, 85, 88, 98, 102, 106, 115 LaGrange, Randi .. 23, 43, 74, 89, 99, 100, 107 Lakes, Clif 23, 43, 78 ' Lakes, Phyllis 45, 113 LaMar, Rex 43 Lamb, Jerry ... 23, 35, 78, 80, 88, 90, 95, 98. 100 Lamb, Norma 43, 100 Lamb, Ruth 35, 69, 100 Lamb, Tom 35, 104 Lambert, Phil 42 Lane, Robert 47 Langston, Patsy 35 Lester, David . . 26, 28, 35, 78, 79, 87, 88, 89, 90, 95, 98 Lester, Linda 44, 45, 73, 105 Lewis, Carl 43, 104 Lewis, Cathy 47 Lewman, Clifford Allen 14, 43 Lilly, Becca 14, 42, 107 Limburg, Don 36 Litton, Jerry 14, 43, 109 Litton, Pam . . 36, 50, 72, 73, 108, 111 Locke, Barry .. 47, 72, 73, 86, 93, 99, 102, 110, 111 Long, Colleen 47, 113 Lowe, Gyni 45 Lowe, Marsha 45 Luellen, Connie .. 45, 50, 72, 73, 100, 110, 114 Mahoney, David 43, 92 Mahoney, Bill 45, 104 Manifold, Katherine 45, 109 Marlatt, Bob 45 Marsh, Mike 47, 73, 112 Martin, Mary 45, 99, 100, 113 Masters, Pat ... 45, 78, 81, 87, 88, 90 Matney, Patty 43, 105, 113 May, Linda 20, 26, 36, 72, 73, 75, 98, 100, 108. Ill, 115 McAllister, Jackie 47, 113 McConnell, Vicky 44 McCullough, Jeral 14, 43 McDaniel, Bill 45, 70, 104 McDaniel. John 43, 104 McKendree, Thomas 45 McMillan, Vickey 43 McMinn, Krista ... 20, 22, 28, 36, 64, 75, 83, 98, 100, 113 Mendenhall, Beverly ... 36, 100, 103, 114 Merkamp, Gary 47, 104, 107 Messer, Steve 45 Meyer, Anna 36, 72, 73, 76, 109, 111, 112, 114 Meyer, Linda 47, 105 Meyer, Teresa 47, 109 Miller, Anita . . 14, 23, 43, 73, 98, 99, 100, 106, 108, 113 Miller, Brenda 45, 72, 107, 111 Miller, Elaine 36, 73, 76 Miller, Jessie 47 Miller, Linda 47 Miller, Martha 45. 73 Miller, Mike 47, 78, 81, 88, 102 Mitchell, Susann 16, 45, 105, 106 Moore, Lewis 36 Morris, Barbara 47, 113 Morris, Connie .. 47, 89, 96, 100, 107 Morris, Roger . . 37, 78, 82, 83, 84, 87, 95 Morrow, Terry 45 Mosier, Barry 47, 78, 81, 86, 102 Mosier, David 47 Mosier, Diane 45, 72, 73, 100 Mosier, Les .... 21, 37, 58, 64, 78, 80, 82, 83, 88, 95, 99, 102 Mullins, Tad 47, 78, 81 Myers, Larnell 47 Necessary, Brenda ... 47, 63, 105, 113 Necessary, Dave 47, 68, 92 Necessary, Larry . . 14, 43, 74, 88, 92, 102, 107 Newman, Pam 43, 63, 105 Newman, JoAnn 12, 47, 105 Newton, Wilma 47 Nicholson, Howard . 37, 64, 107, 108, 112, 114 Nicholson, Jay 37, 69 Nicholson, Randy . 16, 23, 43, 78, 79, 88, ' 90, 91, 102 Oakes, Donna ... 45, 69, 73, 100, 105, 107, 109 Ogle, Sharon 46 Oliphant, Frances 46 Oler, Bill . . 45, 78, 81, 82, 87, 93, 99, 102 Oler, Brenda 37, 100, 103 Oler. Brian 47, 73, 102, 106, 112 Oler, Joyce ... 23. 44, 45, 72, 73, 100, 113 Oler, Maria 43, 105 Overby, Bonnie 43, 100, 101 Owens, Mike .. 37, 78, 88, 90, 95, 102 Owens, Patty 43 Ozbun, Greg ... 28, 37, 67, 71, 78, 88, 95, 102, 106 Paddock, Peggi . . 47, 72, 73, 96, 108, 113 Parks. Brenda 45 Pass, Penny 47, 72, 73, 108 Pate, Nancy 28 Paul, Mike . 21, 37, 59, 64, 74. 78, 80. 87, 101, 102 Peneston, Sherry 47, 105 Phillips, Mark .. 45, 72, 73, 110, 111, 115 Pierce, Don 38 127 Pippin, Barry 45, 73, 104 Pippin, Larry 45, 73, 104 Pitts, Rebecca 14, 23, 43, 98, 99, 100, 109, 113 Pitts, Raniona ... 47, 72, 73, 100, 112 Poling, Doug 38, 67, 69 Pollitt, Susan 45, 72, 73, 100 Pope, James 47 Pope, Patty 38, 69 Pownall, Cynthia ... 45, 63, 106, 108, 112 Pratt, Don 47, 115 Rader, Gayland 47 Reece, Ethel 43 Reece, Linda 47, 96, 113 Reed, Doug 45, 106 Reed, Nancy 44, 45, 72, 73, 111 Reed, Stanley 47, 107 Retherford, Maebelle 43 Rhodus, Lonnie 38 Rhodus, Roxanne 38, 63, 73, 105 Rhodus, Sheila 45 Richardson, Jane 45, 100 Richardson, Sheila 45 Richardson, Steve 42 Ridge, Jennifer 38, 58, 60, 103 Ridge. Lynn 47, 72, 73 Riggs, Max ... 47, 78, 81, 86, 93, 102 Rigsby, Jim 47, 73, 106, 112 Rinehart, Bob 43, 104 Rinehart, Ron 38 Rodefeld, Kathy 47, 106 Root, Mary 14, 17. 43, 59, 98 Ruble. Don 45 Satterfield, Dick . . 47, 85, 92, 94, 102 Schlegel, Mark 43, 101, 104 Schmidt, Charles 45, 102, 104 Schoemaker, Cathy 47, 113 Schumacher, Gary 47, 107 Scott, Jerry 42, 72, 73, 110, 111 Scruggs. Betty 25, 38, 75, 105 Scruggs, Randy 43, 97, 104 Seffrin. Dale 47, 115 Seffrin, Gary 45, 115 Seffrin, Judy 47, 105 Seffrin, Susan 19, 39, 64, 73, 75, 100, 107, 113, 114 Shadle, Kevin 39, 87 Shadle, Kim 45 Sharp, Connie 47, 106 Sharp, Mark 45 Sharp, Ronnie 47 Shepard. Geraldine 43 Shepard. Kathy 45 Shook, Duane 43, 60, 104 Shore, Cathy 46, 47, 100 Shore, Connie 43, 105, 113 Short, Vickey . 14, 23, 43, 73, 98. 100, 108, 113, 114 Sitzlar, Phyllis . 39, 64, 100, 109, 114 SI inker, Carlos 46 Smith, Darrell 43, 98, 104 Smith, Doug 47, 94. 106, 115 Smith, Ellen 39, 75, 100 Smith, Kim 47 Smith, Larry . . 26, 39, 67, 98, 99, 102, 104 Smith. Mark 47, 72, 73, 90 Smith, Mike 45, 82, 87, 104 Smith, Sharon 47, 100, 107, 113 Snyder, Cindy 43, 100 Snyder, Karen . . 17, 39, 100, 103, 114 Snyder, Karla ... 45, 60, 73, 100, 108 Sprouse. Laura 43, 98 Sprouse, Ronda 47, 73 Sprouse, Steve 39, 59, 69, 104 Stall, Bill 47, 76 Stebing, Mark ... 47, 78, 81, 102, 115 Steele, Lora 45 Steele, Mike ... 39, 73, 78, 80. 90, 95, 102, 112 Steele, Tony . . 47, 78, 81, 88, 90, 106 Stevens, Mike . . ' . 43 Stines, Hazel 47, 106, 108, 112 Stone, Christine ... 23, 42, 43, 72, 74, 98, 100, 108, 113, 114 Stout, Barbara 40, 50, 103, 104 Stout, Gary 45, 73, 104 Stout, Greg 47, 86 Stout, Janine 17, 45, 107 Stout, Jennifer . 15, 19, 25, 26, 28, 40, 62, 73, 98, 100. 105, 106, 108. 112, 113 Stratton, Sue Ellen .. 25, 40, 50, 100, 113, 114 Summers, Redith . . 16, 22, 43, 72, 73, 98, 110, 108, 109, 112 Swingle, Mark 47 Swoveland, Don 47, 72, 73 Swoveland, Jerri 47, 105, 113 Swoveland, Karen 19, 45, 72, 100 Taber, Bonnie 43, 100 Taber, Cindi 15, 40, 103, 114 Teegarden, Marcia ... 45, 89, 96, 100, 101, 109 Thalls, Brenda ... 45, 72, 73, 105, 111 Thalls, Dee 45 Thalls, Eugene 43 Tillson, Junior 40 Tinkle, Bill .... 12, 43, 78, 79, 80, 82 83, 87, 88, 102 Todd, Doug ... 23, 42, 43, 74, 94, 99, 102 Toler, Daisy 46, 47, 100 Toler, Mike 43 Toschlog. Mike 40, 104 Tremps, Cathie . . 15, 28, 40, 100, 103 Tremps, Mike 47, 67, 104 Tucker, Martha .. 14, 43, 65, 98, 100, 107 Turner, Dan 45 Turner, Larry 43 Tutterrow, Debbie . . 47, 100, 107, 113 Ulerick, Diana 12. 40, 73, 75, 98, 100. 113 Ullery, Ada 47 Ullery, Carolyn 45 Ulrey, David 47 Underbill, Keith 41, 69 Vanderbilt, Burt .. 15, 26, 41, 74, 75, 98. 115 Wadsworth. John 45 Wall, Kathy ... 11, 12, 15, 20, 26, 41, 64, 75, 76, 98, 100, 107. 108, 109 Waltz, Barry ... 12, 42, 71, 82, 83, 88 Waltz, Jennifer 13, 15, 26, 41, 98 Ward, Deborah 43 Wait. Kc in 43 Weaver, Carol 45. 72, 73 Weaver, Eugene ... 42, 43, 88, 90, 92 Webb, Anita 43 Webb, Pam 47, H3 Weesner, Cheryl 47, 106, 112 Weiss, Ann 41 Weiss, John ... 21, 26, 28, 41, 61, 98, 104 Weiss, Mark 46, 104 Weiss, Rita 45 Weiss, Teresa 45 Werking, Randy 45 Werner, Scott 18, 20, 21 White, Nancy 43, 60, 100, 107 Widau, David ... 47, 72, 73, 110, 111 Wieseke, Linda ... 23, 43, 72, 73, 96, 98, 100 Wilkinson, Tony 45, 71 Williams, Mike 45, 85 Williamson, Carol 26, 41, 103 Williamson, Vicki 47, 76, 106 Wilson, Mary . . 11, 28, 41, 65, 75, 89, 98, 100, 103 Wittman, David ... 14, 19, 43, 72, 73, 98, 110, 111 Woodward, Brenda . . 43, 73, 74, 100, 105 Woolard, Doris 47, 96, 99, 100 Woolard, Jim 45, IK York, Danny 45, 72, 73 York, Eddie 45 Faculty Apple, Howard 52, 59, 90 Beeson, Helen 42, 52 Brooks, Sarah 46, 52 Bubp, Karen 52 Clark. James . . 23, 53, 78, 81, 86, 88, 115 Clark, Robert E 48 Click, Nancy 62 Cranor, Eleanor 53, 63 Devine, Doris 25, 49, 98 Dieselberg, Ken ... 46, 53, 82, 83, 85, 94 Douglass, Mike 23, 53, 59 Gill, Jeanne 53, 75 Harrison, Nelson .. 44, 53, 68, 78, 90, 93 Herbert, David 46, 54, 82, 85, 92 Inman, Gracie 25, 54, 103 Kerekes, John 54 Knose, Ted 55 Long, Sharon 15, 25, 54, 108 McClintock, Herbert 54 McConaha, Elinor 54, 107 Needham, James 55, 76, 109 Neirinck, Joseph . 28, 55, 64, 101, 102 Orman, Ray 55, 70 Oury, Marilyn 55, 103, 114 Powers, Robert L 49 Rust, Basil 55, 71 Sandmann, Mary 50 Scott, James 55, 115 Stone, Eugene 42, 56 Suminski, Joseph 56, 67, 78, 88 Taylor, Sue 56, 101 Veach, Olene 25, 28, 56, 69, 105 Warner, Wilma 56, 106 Wittman, Paul 49, 99 Yeager, Benjamin 56, 72, 73, 112 12.°,