Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)
- Class of 1950
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Q a Z 3- 5 Q 2 -Q 4. C iii 4 1 I I El-'50 Whrrrrl Whrrrrl Firel Fire! No, wait. Don't rush out to see where the big red truck is going, because you would be a little late. ltwas in l897 that the high school building was first gutted by fire, but the walls were left standing and were used for the new building. While construction was being com- pleted, the pupils pursued their studies anywhere-in vacant buildings, homes, churches, city hall, and the court house. Once again the town had a school, which was used until February 6, l903, when it too was destroyed by tire which was said to have started in the school's lab- oratory. There was a strong wind, and again it was too much for the tire depart- ment. The loss of the nineteen-room school and the gymnasium was esti- mated at 535,000 The south section of the present building was constructed in l904. The north section, the old gym, and the swimming pool were added in l9l-4. ln l929 the present gymnasium was erected-last of the major remodeling to a school with an eyentful past. V W jo me Wan Mbna! me 3400! Our Constitution makes it the duty of the Gen- eral Assembly to provide,'by law, for a gen- eral and uniform system of common schools, wherein tuition shall be without charge and equally open to all. ' The taxpaying citizen contributes to the sup- port of the school by paying taxes of many types and in many forms-both state and lo- cal. The average student may not realize that the library dictionary he used to look up that hard word was provided by the property tax paid by his father. But our citizen does much more than pay the required taxes. His willing contributions to a hundred school sales projects make possi- ble the spice of school-the extra-curricular activities. Although school could go on with just the routine of classes, the students would miss the advantages of responsibility and fun in producing ai class play, in writing for publi- cations, and in ,thrilling to sports competition. Sale of season tickets, subscriptions, class play and concert admissions are only a few of the solicitations aided by our generous public- spirited citizen. Loyal patrons of the school have made possi- ble a broad and enjoyable education for ap- proximately 1,400 students enrolled this year in the schools of Hartford City. The members of the 1950 RETRO staff grate- fully dedicate this yearbook to these loyal supporters, and hereby dub each one with the well-deserved title of rue gfue Gfizen L .J mxnnon SULICITHTIUH our 1950 mira Confairw Administration - Classroom Work - Band - Glee Clubs - Faculty - Class Officers and Sponsors - Classes - Student Council - Curricular Clubs - School Life. Athletic Squads - Honor Awards - H-Club -- Quill and Scroll - Retro Staff - The Inkspot Staff - Y-Teens -- Hi-Y - Prom - Class Plays - lndexes. ' s The detailed task of budget- ing and appropriating the tax funds' provided by True Blue Citizens falls to the Board of Education, shown here in one of their meetings with Supt. E. P. Blackburn, left. They are George Fulton, Cecil Gough, and Clifford Kraning. parf of if comed dy Afuclenf Iarojecfa . . . School projects tor making money include such things as seniors pounding the pavement and ring- ing doorbells to sell Retro subscriptions . . . Patrons of concession stands contribute their nickels and dimes at the cage games . . . Raising money for the five programs and fun night is only part of the work for the Student Council . . . Candy apples were sold to hungry students at noon and evening by the Mixed Chorus members to raise money to buy new robes . . . Teachers helped the cause by collecting money from football fans at the two gates at the Sigma Phi Gamma Field. 6 W Q , , 5 E r 5 3 5 was 1 in X my , gwy 9. -'M' Z:': :2:,s-.-.u.:'.': fs , M, N-VQ'f jj ,4 55-5 Isj:,.j.,gg 5:5 wg x , ' :I mam- . 2321 '1ni.mwwuuuv ,R gf, V Q ll lllllllllll An immeasurable and significant effect of the TRUE BLUE ClTlZEN'S tax dollars is seen in a finished product when the last- strains of music on Graduation Day fade away and the gowned figures slowly but surely exit into the world to make something of themselves-their way of thanking the taxpayer for starting them on their way. But to realize the thrill of diploma day, you must be exposed to innumerable experiences provided by those tax dollars. Your classroom instruction is paid from this source. The library from which you get your history report, the band which thrills you at ball games, the chorus whose carols stimulate that Christmas spirit, and all the thousand daily school incidents from loafing to learning are provided by that big-hearted collective public figure, the tax- paying TRUE BLUE CITIZEN. So, for the many benefits pictured within this section, we say sincerely, humbly, and loudly- Thanlqs, T. B, C. lCl . AC,?T 1.? F aw , . Q 5f'IQjZQ'i:' , x .K :I QI' I x ,-Xxx 3 7 M, . .. Wmwlf.,-lddrblt WM N V W Hawaii Wihiw' www: ff 5 E fr E J I The True Blue Citizen-as an adult-boosts educatiorxai opportunities by paying personal and property Tax. r 1 1 As problems arise in planning their programs, students, as Harold Van Gordon and Ronnie Richards do here, turn to Mr. Clark, principal, to set them on the right track. Checking scholastic records of students here Miss Tieiia Borden assistant priiacipai is MV- MYVOV' Clark, P l iClDal, 35 he l00l45 keeps the telephone busy while checking Thf0UQli l'1'S Ollme l'l Q Cabinet- attendance problems with parents. Planning for the future is Mr. E. P. Blackburn, superintend- ent of city schools, as he in- spects the blueprints for the new top-floor chemistry labo- ratory. Hllllllllllrlziilliir i Miss Leila Lewis, superintendent's sec- jean Lanning, book store manager retary, looks at our school ledgers. plows through records ot sales. 'fMSi7.?'s. ,.ssw'f ti.?.2wf -seffffewf new my 5' .swi w.gxf,wH f . N maiwsrv While Fred Sills and Bob Scheidler prove the effi- ciency of pulleys, Bob Lin- iger, Dave Mahorney, Eleanor Dell, and Carolyn Shrack observe their prog- ress. Physics students learn pulleys are used be- cause they provide me- chanical advantages and because they change the direction of force. Miriam Baker is learning to improve her diction by making a recording of it, then listening to the play- back. jerry Davis holds the mike for her while jill Shaw tunes the recorder. Following the script is Bill Hammond while Bill Bobo, also in Mrs. Wallace's class, looks on. In the school print shop, which is supervised by Mr. Edgar Henderson, Don Snyder feeds the iob press while Ollie Furnish is busy checking pads of office forms. Bill Robertson has learned to saw a piece of wood without splitting it, under the super- vision of Mr. john Carbone. The boys make small pieces of furniture, such as stands and bookcases, as well as making repairs on the building. While discussing nature in all its glory, Mr. Robert Anderson, biology instructor, shows Theresa Norris, Faith Ann Hile, Sylvia Over- myer, Eddie Schermerhorn, and Harold Hiser what an ivy leaf looks like. Learning the job might well be the motto of student teacher Miss Elaine Lacey, from Ball State College. In the advanced shorthand class she is pointing out a few characters writ- ten by the girls in shorthand. 0 Future twirlers start young to learn to do just right. Rita Rathburn here watches drum major Betty Markin give a baton lesson to her nephew, Larry Crump, Waiting their turn are Sandra Kirkwood and lean Lipp. 0 Ruth Mary Ward, editor, and Rena jones, assistant, recheck the copy that has been writ- ten for the forthcoming issue of the lnkdrip, junior high publication. Make-up editor Bobby Cavanaugh discusses the layout with Miss Mabel Fee, adviser to the staff and English instructor. o Preparing for their next appearance at the half-time musical display, Director Harlan Kerlin takes the band through its scales, meas- ures, sharps and flats on into the marches, popular tunes and classical selections. o To promote better understanding of past, present, and future events of the world, the school program includes audio-visual educa- tion. Watching a movie on social studies here is Miss Ruth Cole's history class. 0 lTopl Starting out on their careers in music early in their school life are these junior high vocalists. Under the able direction of Miss Esther Nesbit, they go singing along. 0 lCenterl According to the Dewey Decimal system, books and cards should be kept in a particular order. Aiding Miss Edith Chalfant in this endeavor are Marilyn Myers and Connie Strine, who are just two of the eleven student librarians. 0 lBottom Rightl During the sum- mer the school still goes on. Pursuing knowl- edge of the fine art of sewing are the girls of the summer clothing class. Miss Margaret Schaefer supervises the stitching. 0 lBottom Leftl Snipl Snipl Snipl Busily Madonna Schultz and Carolyn Coats take the first step in mak- ing their dresses. They are cutting out mate- rial in the summer clothing class. ag-a Q 1? . 3 31 'L Q, y my Jill ff' K . Q -N S551 ' ' 'W S 2 iv ik six. V. 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O. helpers, john Rice and Patty Du Bois, carry out dishes. 0 iLetl-er Ol Gene Woolard gives a customer a big sales talk but can't make a sale at the Boston Store. 0 lLower Leftl Bernard Broderick, student teacher, ex- plains the terrain of the Middle West to Miss Cole's history class. 0 lMiddIe Rightl Study- ing the government of the United States and how it works is Miss Borden's eighth grade class. 0 lLower Rightl Bill Green rounds oft a piece ot steel with the lathe in metal shop. lTHlS PAGEl 0 iTopl Karleen O'Connell, Alan Baker, and Charles Leslie produce strong chemicals and odors in the chemistry laboratory. Mr. Walter Pearson, teacher, supervises. 0 lMiddlel Fig- uring on the board are the seventh grade math students, Billy Tudor, Anita Wentz, and Glen- na Sparks. 0 lBottoml Miss Fee pounds the bell to bring the study hall to order. x giiggmywiswa-Smix fmbaarafggg .... .,,,,.. A-,- 5:--3 -.-v V Y uw ,zsxmwv M.. 'H' '- 1. .L iw 'Q' in is .1 M Y, , P1 K 2'- fggmli? la ww? 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' 2112 -ff: 1 V J g ,Liza X R Q 2 M, f iff' , 3 Vg, '35, w X ga fy ' 7 b 5. 1 .,,.. ..... ' 33 'Q ag J' A 1 JE Q Q 4 1, ,,,. z-'-1-':25?.. 5 , f f1'5f?:i 1 V 5. 25521 Q 3? 5 42 -1 . Q Q X ' 'K Q W J' y me y is a U pm 5 I f , in 1 Suzanne Behnen, Carolyn Stone, john Cobb, Robert Snell, Margaret Amos, Wanda McCollum, jayne Hughes, Shirley Roderick, Alberta Smith, Kenneth McGeath, john Cheesman, jean Barley. Row 4: Lowell Daisley, james Bates, jack Gilland, Phillip Kingsley, Kaye Casterline. From the first appearance of the band at the football games until the last strains of Pomp and Circumstancen fade away, the band, made up of fifty-four members, is one busy group. Entering in contests is an important activity of the band. In the l949-50 school year they won first division in a marching contest at Auburn in a Class B rating. Approximately twenty- five members entered the solo and ensemble contest at Ko- komo, with nearly twenty placing in first division. Later the group won first division in the district contest held in Hartford City. Betty Markin, drum major, struts, twirls, and leads for the band. Zi i 6 One, two, three, four- . sing! Miss Esther Nesbit, 1 vocal music director, gives the signal. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row 1:S. Huston, A. Fulton, P. McClain, G. Wimmer, V. Larmore, M. Blankenbeker, P. Whitaker, 1. 1ohnson, D. Rumbaugh, P. Scott, K. O'Connell, F. Gadbury, 1. Smith, 1. 1oyce. Row 2: 1. Van Horn, C. Hoffman, F, Martindale, S. Oswalt, M. Sumwalt, M. Schwaner, G. Anderson, 1. Snider, 1. 1ohns, R. Overmyer, G, McKinley, B. Cameron, S. Greene, S. Amos, Row 3: A. Mahorney, A. Wentz, B. Besser, 1. Lake, M. Younts, B. McKinley, M. Blankenbeker, B. Hendricks, L. Cline, A. Lynch, S. Meyers, 1. Shrack, B. Cansler, 1. Perry, M. Ball. Row 4: S. Davis, M. McDermitt, B. Besser, R. Runkle, R. Ward, B, Rogers, N. Tucker, P. Morris, G. Messner B. Lehman, D. Farr, S. Lord, D. Fairchild, T. Norris. Row 5: A. Slater, R, Sparks, M. Sparks, B. Mitchell, G. Shoults, M. Kemp, S. Oswalt, N. Winder, N. Hamilton, M. Stone, 1. Crockett, M. Pierson, P. Brock, D. Mitchell, 1. Mosure. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Row I: B. Tudor, L. Morrical, 1. Rouse, F. Schwaner, B. Ziegler, 1. Andre, R. Richards, F. Lightle, K. Perry. Row Z: M. Bonewit, B. Hott, R. Bell, H. Woolard 1. Alexander, 1. Bell, B. Brock, G. King, R. Capper D. McMichael. 1 1 Row 3: 1. Ford, 1. Norton, P. O'Connell, R. Welsh R. Dilly, 1. Thomas, T. Hoffman, C. Hawkins, R. Rinker 1 Row 4: P. Miller, 1. Dell, R. 1ones, W. Wallace, K. Cas- terline, B. Green, G. Scott, 1. Morris, R, Cronin, B Hammond. MIXED CHORUS Row l:1. Hopper, student teacher, L. Redding, P. New- berry, 1. Frahm, R. Miller, 1. 1ohnson, M. Felger, A. Slater, Miss Nesbit. Row 2: P. Brock, B. Stroble, V. Landaker, S. Callender D. Van Horn, M. Arbuckle, 1. Snider, G. Anderson ' M. Amos. 1 1 Row 3: B. Willman, F. Lake, C, Brant, T. McCrum, R. Dick, R. McDonald, A. Rabbitt, B, Ziegler, E. Rob- bins, B. Green. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Row I: K. Felger, D. Corder, 1. Davis, N. Townsend, M. Lambiotte, W. Beal, 1. Ravaux, C. Herbaugh, R. Cahue, N. Coon M. Amos, L. Redding, N. Larmore, P. David, P. Lex. Row 2: M. Morrical, M, Love, H. Morris, B. Elliott, E. Hahn, M. Craven, 1. Currier, D. Evilsizer, 1. Myers, E. Carr, B. Elwood, D. Stanley, N. Lysinger, 1. Rouse, 1. Kellogg, M. Baker. Row 3: S. Boxell, P. Landis, P. Uggen, P. Tudor, 1. Frahm, L. Stitfler, M. Shrock, N, Robbins, 1. Bantz, B. Green, M. Sims, S. Ziegler, 1. Crouse, R. Cobb, A. Campbell, M. Boxell, 1. Linder. Row 4: P. 1ones, G. McCaffrey, C. Tobey, B. Williams, 1. Bennett, C. Strine, C. Coats, 1. Hughes, 1. Willman, E. Gosselink, P. 1amison, M. Felger, M. Schultz, M. 1ones, V. Linn, M. Powers, P. Ford. Row 5: P. Wimmer, W. Thomas, D. McClellan, N. Gardner, S. Crockett, M. Sullivan, C. Needler, 1. Bell, M. Baker M. Ault, M. Needler, 1. Shaw, A. 1ohnson, G, Rhodes, M. Carson, P. 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General Science, Biology Ticket Manager, Na- ture Study Club Spon- sor. :full .1 ,f-. ' .0571 .- GEORGE E. BOLAM B.S., lndiana State English, Social Studies Sophomore co-sponsor. IOHN R. CARBONE B.S., Ball State, Purdue U. M.S., lndiana U. Industrial Arts Football coach, Track coach, H-Club co- sDonsor. EDITH IRENE CHALFANT A.B., lndiana Central B.S.,L.S., U. of Illinois, Ball State English, Librarian Eighth grade co-spon sor. . THOMAS G. HALE B.S., lndiana State Commerce Sponsor of Pied Pipers Poetry Club, Co-spon- sor ot Hi-Y. SHURLEIGH HARTER B.S., Ball State AB., lndiana U., U. of Chicago, Ann Arbor U. Latin, Mathematics Eighth grade co-spon- sor. EDGAR D. HENDERSON A.B., Manchester M.A., U. of Michi- gan journalism, English, Printing Retro, lnkspot. 26 MARY ELLEN HERBAUGH B.S., Ball State, Normal College ot' American Gymnastic Union Physical Education, Health Co-sponsor of Y-Teen PHILIP H. HIRSCH B.S., lndiana U. English, Dramatics, Speech Class play director, Speech contests. their annual banquet at Paradise Point. RUTH COLE ESTHER DANIELS KENNETH L. A.B., M.A., lndi- AB., Oxford, DORTON ana U. DePauw U., Ball A.B., Indiana History State Central Co-sponsor of Sopho- English MA., Ball State more class. Co-sponsor Freshman Health, Safety, Driver class. Training Freshman-Sophomore Football, Freshman Basketball, Noon lntramural. Finding their places before getting on the Teachers Philip Hirsch, George Bolam Mar outside of a steak dinner are the teachers at garet Schaefer, William Modlin, and john Carbone serve themselves at one ot the bi weekly tea-meetings. MABEL M. FEE A.B., M.A., Ball State, Ohio State English, French Co-sponsor of Y-Teens, Sponsor of French Club. MARY M. GREENE AB., Indiana U., Ball State General Science, English, HeaII'h and Safety Co-sponsor of junior class. HARLAN TRACY IAMES W. LURTEY KERI-IN B.S., indiana U. A.B., Indiana Cen- Mathematics Val Co-sponsor of Seventh M.A., Ball State Grade- Band MAX B. MICHAEL B.S., Ball State Metal Shop Co-sponsor of junior Class, Sound System. 27 W. P. MODLIN Indiana State History LAWRENCE P. MYERS B.S., Ball State, Indiana U., Indiana State, Manchester Diversified Occupa- tions, Guidance Co-sponsor of Senior class. Q IANITORS Harry Myers Charles Patterson Melvin Edwards Bert Thornburg ESTHER E. NESBIT WALTER E. MARGARET WILLIAM A. VIRGINIA LEE B'M,, BUMIEU PEARSON SCHAEFER TAYLOR WALLACE M.M., Illinois B.S., M.A., Ball A.B., Oakland B.S., Indiana State, B.S., Ball State Wesleyan State City, Ball State Wabash, Notre English A Music Physics, Chemistry, l'l0l1'le Economics Damef Ball Sfafe Glee Clubs. Plane Geometry, Student Council. Economics, History General Science Student Council, junior High basketball coach. FLOYD C. WARNER CLAUDE WEEKS B.S., Indiana State B.S., Ball State History, Mathematics Athletic Director, Co-sponsor of Physical Education Sophomore class. Co-sponsor of H-Club, Basketball, Baseball Coach. MARION WILLIAMSON B.S., Ball State, U. of Wisconsin, Gregg School Shorthand, Office Practice, Typing Co-sponsor of Senior class. 28 MARTHA WILLMAN TRELLA BORDEN B.A., Ball State Ball State Art Civics 0 lUpper Leftl Preparing to get down to business in their respective classes are the seventh grade officers and sponsors: Anne Mahorney, vice-president, Mary Ann Kemp, secretary, Miss Martha Willman, sponsor, Rex jones, treasurer, Mr. james Lurtey, sponsor, and Robert Snell, president. 0 lMiddIe Leftl Results of the last six weeks are being discussed by Patty Miller, vice-president, judith Hughes, secretary, judy joyce, treasurer, Miss Edith Chalfant, sponsor, and Louis Orendorff, president-all officers and sponsor of the eighth grade. Miss Shurleigh Harter is an absent sponsor. 0 iLower Leftl Early rooters for the Black and Gold are freshman class officers, with the sponsors punching their tickets. They are Harold Hiser, vice-president, Theresa Norris, treasurer, jerry Davis, president, Margaret Sullivan, secretary, Mrs. Esther Daniels and Mr. Floyd Warner, sponsors. 0 lUpper Rightl Hard workers are the junior class officers and sponsors shown here operating the check room: jeanne Ravaux, secretary, Mr. Max Michael, sponsor, Hal McConnaughey, president, Sue Hahnert, treasurer, and Miss Mary Greene, the other sponsor. Not pictured is Milton Parks, vice-president. 0 iLower Rightl The Refresher Math test is an ordeal that all sophomores must face. Not excluded are the class officers: lFirst Rowl james Herbaugh, president, jack Beason, vice-president. iSecond Rowld Alberta Smith, secretary, Tom Boyer, treasurer. Looking on are the sponsors, Miss Ruth Cole and Mr. George Bolam. 29 0 lTopl john Cline gives out with a song at a senior party in honor of the winning team for the magazine campaign. 0 lMiddlel Elected outstanding personalities of the senior class, Bill Wilcoxon and Dave Mahorney, prove that chivalry is not dead as they pick up books dropped by julia Huffman and Sue Bantz, girl personalities. 0 lCirclel Paving the way in the '49 commencement processional are Anne Sullivan and lacqueline Kirkwood. 0 lBelowl The class of '49 awaits the baccalaureate address with senior dignity. 30 Preparing for their forth- coming graduation are these senior class officers, measuring one another for caps and gowns. Bob Scheidler, vice- president, is finding how much Ruth Rawlings, treasurer, has grown. Measuring Dave Ma- horney, president, for his cap is Sue Bantz, secretary. Senior class sponsors, Mrs. Marion Williamson and Mr. Lawrence Myers, look over the magazine subscription blanks. These sales are one of the big- gest projects the seniors under- take. Approximately S950 was made for the l95O Retro. lb, r I , , 1 , 32 --'v---- ------v--..... v-, U. -,, ,, ,,,,,,, 4 Leo cLAY'ron IOHN I.. cms: lov cook ' 33 ALFRED CREAMER A DOYT D. DAVIES ELEANOR MARIORIE DE1 wn.uAM nusols Rosen E. DUDELSTON 'Asikjggwwfffk ULIA IRENE HUFFMAN IAYNE ANN HUGHES PATTY ANNE IAMISO R Q . , . -. ., 5 Rgg11fe22Sf?rL.i'l'1i3Q'i+:5'W W, WEN V S ' Nam' ORENCE NANCE DIXON CLQYD C. DRAKE PATRICIA MARIE DuBOIS ANN FELGER OLIVER R. FURNISH CARLA HILDEBRAND IIM IOHNSTON ' BEVERLY LOU IONES BARBARA SUE KIMMEL Q GAH. L. KIRKWOOD 1AcQuELlNE K. Kmlcwooo Foluussr csuszv l.AkE' f f 2 2 I KENNETH McGEATH DAVID MAHORNEY BETTY ILENEI MARKIN DORIS MAE MITCHELQL PHYLLIS MARNELL MORRIS MARILYN E. MYERS I' 36 Nc si 5 Q E ya ZS fs 3 5 I S LIGHTLE ROBERT LINIGER THOMAS C. McCRUM RANCES MAE OSWALT MARION A. PRUDEN BONNIE PURSIFULL 37 mans E. RABBITT RUTHJM. nAwL1NGs MAnGAn:'r ANN READWIS , .- . Fi i si 2 53' LA DONNA I. REDDING IOHN WILLIAM RICE GLORIA ANN ROUSE ALLEN K. SHATTO CAROLYN IOYCE SHRACK FREDRICK SILLS I I IANET LEA SMITH NANCY SUE SNIDER MARTHA STONE CATHERINE ANNE PAUL SULLIVAN NANCY THOMAS SULLIVAN HAROLD VAN GORDON DORIS VAN HORN BILL WILCOXON EUGENE WOOLARD MARY IANE YOUNTS ROBERT ZIEGLER 40 CONSTANCE ANN DORIS ANN TUCKER RONALD F. UPTEGRAFT TOWNSEND LYNN I. WILLIAMS DONALD WILLMAN LELAND G. WILLMANN HM SCHOREY 41 Sue Hahnert helps Bill Burns get books for a report. Both were voted outstanding personalities by their classmates. 42 Sefhng wienera am! cofke . . . enciA . .fdir-inffafeal piffawo . . . clnechng coafa . C Row I: Zeddie Alexander, jack Bates, jim Bates. Row 2: Suzie Behnen, Madeline Blankenbeker, Edward Bowman. Row 3: Bill Burns, joretta Cain, Bob Carll. Row 4: Bob Carmichael, Kaye Casterline, john Cheesman. Row 5: joe Clark, Betty Crawford, Clara Creamer. Row 6: janice Crockett, Lowell Daisley, Larry Dee, Max Dillie, Richard Dilly, joan Edwards, Gerald Emshwiller, james Kae Fadely, Tom Frame, Roger Frazier. Row 7: Robert Eugene Ford, Faith Gadbury, jim Gadbury, Ann Garr, Gail Garr, jack Gilland, Willie Green, Sue Hahnert, Bob Hammond, Betty Hendricks. Row 8: Carol Herbaugh, Valorie Hollis, Robert jenness, Bill jones, Troy Kimmel, Phil Kingsley, Carol Knoderer, Bob Kravis, Martha Lambiotte, Virginia Landaker. Row 9: Don Langdon, Max Lennon, Terry Lennon, Charles Leslie, Norma jean Lysinger, Barbara Maddox, Margaret Maddox, junior Malott, jim McClain, Wanda McCollum. Row 10: Hal McConnaughey, Barbara McGritf, Gloria Messner, Barney Murray, Karleen O'Connell, Dan Oswalt, Ruth Overmyer, Milton Parks, Bill Perry, Mari jo Peterson. D Row I: jeanne Ravaux, Ronnie Richards, Eddie Robbins. Row 2: Ruthalene Roberts, William Robertson, jim Runyon. Row 3: Wanda Schuller, Marillyn Schwaner, Bill Schwartzkopf. Row 4: jerry Shaw, jill Shaw, Dale Sills. Row 5: Francis Smith, jim Sorensen, Torn Stanley. Row 6: Bill Stone, Barbara Stroble, Bill Dean Stroud. Row 7: Mildred Sumwalt, Carole Sue Tobey, Earl Dee Townsend. Row 8: joanne Townsend, Becky Ward, Roxie Warren, Row 9: Beverly Williams, Leta Alice Willmann, Norman Willman, Tom Winder. 43 Cfaao pfag ficlefa . . pfanning annuaf prom ozn an eenfi . adf ear o m . . . e re4 er maf 25 5 oodlng lunzol Cfadd rings . . . One year more ,fiflzrom G Row I: Marvin Akers, jackie Amos, Gwen Anderson, john Baker. Row 2: Marilyn Baker, Melinda Ball, jean Barley, Winifred Beal. Row 3: jack Beeson, Betty Besser, Louise Bolner, Natalie Bonham, Row 4: Doris Boxell, Tommy Boyer, Gary Burgess, Marjorie Cain. Row 5: Betty Cansler, jim Carpenter, Loretta Carr, Marilu Carson. Row 6: jim Chaney, Lloyd Chaney, Bill Clark, Elondas Claybaugh. Roy 7: Harry Croy, Charles Dell, Elsie Mae DeWitt, Richard Dick. Row 8: Phyllis Dodds, Kenneth Elliott, Donna Farr, janet Sue Frahm. Row 9: jim Furnish, Gene Gadbury, Darrell Gardner, james Herbaugh. Row 10: Bob Hines, Roma Hiser, Gail Hornbaker, Bob Huffman. W Row I: joyce johns, Alice johnson, joanne johnson. Row 2: Edgar jones, Glenn jones, jean Kellogg. Row 3: jerry Kemp, Gene King, Richard Kiphart. Row 4: janice Lake, Dick Langdon, Dick Lechien. Row 5: Barbara Lehman, Franklin Leist, Tom Lightle, Row 6: Christina Linn, Roberta Maddox, Ellen Markin, jane McConnaughey, Dennis McDaniel, Barbara McKinley, Dick Miniear, Roberta Montgomery, Donna Moorman, Wayne Morrical. Row 7: Leigh Morris, Peggy Newberry, Merrill Notting- ham, Dick Pickering, joe Powell, Loretta Price, Howard Rinker, Nancy Robbins, Shirley Roderick, Gary Roe. Row 8: jeanne Marie Rouse, Donna Rumbaugh, Roslee Runkle, jerry Scott, Madonna Shrock, Sherman Sills, Allen Sinclair, jack Sinclair, Alberta Smith, Bonnie Snyder. Row 9: janice Snider, judith Snyder, jackie Stegall, Lois Ann Stiffler, Asa Strine, Connie Strine, Don Strine, Nellie Mae Townsend, Ray Townsend, Patty Tudor, Row 'l0: Phyllis Uggen, Kent Uptegraft, Crystal Van Gor- don, Don Van Horn, jim Wentz, Pauline Whitaker, Tom Whitesell, Carolyn Williams, Bill Williams, Donald Will- man. joyce johns and jim Herbaugn, voted outsfanding personalities of the sophomores, are working keen competitors in ping-pong. I Top personalities Marlene Ault ancl jerry Davis sharpen pencils between yell-leading and heading the freshman class, ' . K . ra. ,ev Mwwmwz E 46 Xglwyllr: ffl'-Ip1'fi,fr:'ijf!r'r.! four- if 1 lb: if il! :JAI ar I j l e'JI'i'li :IIICOIIK .'l'!'f!l'll 'ffl' 711 f A07 Illll X 1 Row I: Barbara Adams, Barbara Anderson, Theresa Andre, Row 2: Ann Arbuckle, Ronald Arbuckle, Mar- lene Ault. Row 3: Marianna Baker, Miriam Baker, john Balle. Row 4: Don Barley, junior Bell, Arlan Bennett. Row 5: Carol Bennett, jane Bennett, Beverly Besser. Row 6: Lucille Blake, Wendell Blandenbeker, Bill Bobo, jim Boots, Lois Brands, joe Brown, Rosa juanita Cahue, George Cline, Carolyn Coats, jim Coats. Row 7: Clara Cook, Maxine Cook, Paul Cook, Martha Craven, Ray Cronin, jr., jerry Dardine, lerry Davis, Robert Denton, joe Dodds, Ray Dodds. Row 8: Barbara Elliott, Robert Elliott, Della Evilsizer, Norma Gardner, Eleanor Gosselink, Elizabeth Hahn, Earl Hamilton, Faith Ann Hile, Harold Hiser, Carol Hoffman. Row 9: Caryl jenness, Monola Sue jones, Rob- ert jones, Patricia Kellogg, Eugene Kimmell, Gerald La Motte, Carol Leffler, Patricia Lex, Velma june Linn, Dick Long. Row 10: Robert Long, jim Lord, Sara jo Lord, Margaret Love, Louis McCollum, Edna Mc- Connaughey, Bill McGriff, Fred McKinley, john McVicker, Hope Morris. W Row I: joan Myers, Robert Myers, Carolyn Needler, Marilyn Needler, Donna Nicely, Theresa Norris. Row 2: Wilford Oswalt, Sylvia Overmyer, jan- ice Perry, Dean Pierson, jerry Poulson, Kath- leen Price. Row 3: Martha jeanette Pursley, Lloyd Rea, Richard Reidy, Greta Rhodes, Dean Rinker, Ray Rinker. Row 4: William Sapp, john Schermerhorn, Don Schwartzkopf, Ruth Secrest, Anna Shady, Patty Shady. Row 5: Donna Shatto, Margaret Sims, Nancy Snell, Bill Smith, Dickie Smith, Phil Smith. Row 6: Tommy Smith, john Sparks, Ruby Sparks, Delores Stanley, Carolyn Stone, Sue Ann Stump. Row 7: Margaret Sullivan, Harriett Sumwalt, Donna Fenner, Wanda Thomas, Carol Sue Townsend, Norma Tucker. Row 8: Richard Tucker, janet Van Horn, Ada Warren, james Wert, jean Wikel, Doris Anne Wilcoxon. Row 9: Bryce Willman, Eldon Willman, Dolly Willman, Ronny Winder, Bob Wright, Henry Yencer, Shirley Ziegler. lg onion! onfy one Jfela aAea . relaare for ekcfiue am! require couraefi anal achona mafuring . . SfauncA .xdireclazz Lactcera 1 Row I: Shirley Amos, Marilyn Anderson, Evelyn Arbuckle, judy Bantz. Row 2: joyce Bell, Robert Bell, Betty jo Bennett, Darla Sue Bobo. Row 3: Ronnie Boots, Billy Bobo, Melba Boxell, Shirley Boxell. Row 4: Rollin Brown, Betty Cameron, Alyce Campbell, Donald Carr. Row 5: Bobby Cavanaugh, Francis Cheney, Keith Cheney, Bill Cline. Row 6: Ruth Cobb, Marilyn Cochran, jackie Coons, Doris Corder. Row 7: jack Creamer, Shirley Crockett, jerry Crouse, joan Crouse, joanne Currier, Row 8: Pauline David, james Davis, janice Davis, Wendell Owen DeWitt,, joyce Du Bois. Row 9: Dean Elwood, Larry Field, Patricia Ford, Anne Ful- ton, Dick Garr. Row IO: jack Gibson, Charles Gilland, Buddy Hammond, Betty Green, Shirley Green. 9 Row I: Frankie Harlow, Fred Hofstetter, jerry Hoshour. Row 2: Alice Huddlestun, judy Hughes, Phyllis jones. Row 3: Rena jones, judy joyce, Dora Kreischer. Row 4: Donald Ladd, Taylor Ladd, Patricia Landis. Row 5: Nina Larmore, Veda Larmore, john Lewis. Row 6: janet Linder, james Lysinger, Samuel Martin, Frances Martindale, Gloria McCaffrey, Dorothy McClellan, Don McDermott, Ralph McDonald, Glenora McKinley, Patty Miller. Row 7: Raymond Mitchell, Edward Moorman, judy Mosure, Robert Norton, Louie Orendorff, Pauline Osborn, Sandra Oswajt, Dan Parks, Donald Perry, Donald Pierson. Row 8: Gale Pierson, William Price, Doris Rice, Norma Richardson, Peggy Robbins, Barbara Rogers, john Rouse, Ruth Royal, Charles Runkle, Eddie Schermerhorn. Row 9: Thomas Scott, jeannine Shaw, jeanne Ann Shrack, Donna Sue Simmerman, Gary Sinclair, jerry Snyder, Max Snyder, Sharon Sparks, Robert Strine, Morris Stump. Row 10: Barbara jean Sumwalt, Charles Tatman, jimmie Lee Tomlinson, David Uptegraft, Charles Van Gordon, Ruth Mary Ward, Ralph Warner, Gene Williams, janet Willman, Ronald Wilson, Patty Wimmer, Glenn Wishon. judy joyce and Louie Oreridorff, choice personalities sketch figures in Miss Martha WiIIman's art class Blowing bubbles comes easily to these two seventh grader personality kids, Anne Maborney and Robert Snell. Slarf Lranc!-new roufine . . .xdfu ya rn a urry our mznufea nof enou9A Aefween ,Jerioii . . .xdrmd f A004 ew c azidmafea I Row I : Valdon Ake, john Alexander, jerry Baker. Row 2: john Bell, Phyllis Bell, Ronnie Benedict. Row 3: Arthur Bennett, jimmie Blakley, james Brands. Row 4: Bill Brock, Harry Brock, Arena Mae Burn- worth. Row 5: jo Ann Burnworth, joey Burnworth, Eddie Cansler. Row 6: Kenneth Cansler, Bill Capper, Richard Capper, Ronnie Capper, Elizabeth Carr, Robert Carr, Loretta Cline, john Cobb, Kenneth Coons, Daniel Crump. Row 7: Richard Daniels, Shirley Davis, Paula Mae Dearduff, john Dell, Nancy Dodds, jerry joe Du Bois, Carolyn Elliot, Donnie Elliott, Barbara El- wood, Robert Feaster. Row 8: james Ford, Wade Gadbury, Eugene Gardner, Patty Gillette, Peggy Gothrup, Nila Grover, Nolene Hamilton, Richard Hamilton, Charles Hawkins, johnny Hess. Row 9: Virginia Hiser, Thomas Hoffman, Sally lo Hofstetter, Bill Holt, Loran jones, Rex jones, Robert jones, Mary Ann Kemp, Alfred Kiphart, john Knox. Row I0: Bill Lanning, jean Latham, Ronald Lucas, Alyce Lynch, Anne Mahorney, Patty Mc- Clain, Clayton McClellan, Mona Dee McDermitt, Earnest McDonald, Zola McDonald. 9 Row I: Donald McKinley, David McMichael, Earl Michael, jerry Michael, Philip Miller. Row 2: Barbara jean Mitchell, Bobby Monroe, janet Monroe, Leon Monroe, Erma Moorman. Row 3: jackie Morris, Martha Sue Myers, Sophia Myers, joseph Norton, Fred O'Connell. Row 4: Pat O'Connell, Ruby Osburn, Shirley Ann Oswalt, Duane Parker, Mary Belle Pierson. Row 5: Madily Lee Rea, Shirley Rea, joe Rouse, Mary Margaret Roush, Connie Royal. Row 6: Peggy Runyon, Fred Schwaner, George Scott, Gloria Shoults, Barbara Smith. Row 7: Robert Snell, Glenna Sparks, Mary Sparks, john Strine, Dean Terhune. Row 8: Bill Thomas, jerry Thomas, George Town- send, Billy Tudor, Walter Wallace. Row 9: Wendell Wallace, Eugene Weaver, Lova- lie Weaver, Aneta Wentz, jackie Whitsell. Row I0: Mary jo Whittaker, Geraldine Wimmer, Nadine Ann Winder, Richard Wine, Howard Woolard, Patty Yencer. 4 Row I: Leta Alice Willmann, Mr. Walter Pearson, treasurer, Terry Lennon, vice-president, Bob Scheidler, president, Mr, Myron Clark, adviser, Marlene Ault, secretary, Ellen Markin, Miss Margaret Schaefer, sponsor, Bill Wilcoxon. Row 2: Larry Field, john Dell, james Wert, Carol Bennett, Bonnie Pursifull, Faith Ann Hile, Ann Garr, Wanda Schuller, judy joyce. Row 3: Bill Hott, Bob Snell, Rex jones, Gary Sinclair, Merrill Nottingham, jim Chaney, Bus Lake, Dickie Dick, Fred Hotstetter. Student Council alternates, not pictured here, are Carolyn Needler, joyce johns, Dick Lechien, Philip Smith, Ronald Lucas, Lois Brands, Roma Hiser, Virginia Hiser, joe Rouse, Ruth Mary Ward, Rebecca Ward, Edna McConnaughey, Alberta Smith, William DuBois, Ruth Overmyer, Louis Orendorff, judith l-lughes, William jones, john Alexander, Esther Bates, Doyt Davies, Kaye Casterline, Ralph McDonald, and Nancy Snider. 'ill' 55357 5?f'Ei'15'l'fl iffiilliiiii lissiiiiztii Pig: ifliliali rigiii if rl i-lair if . iiliiiii if -:limi gif fl . -.i ici ui l Lili Li 5 Q l..,S E. H, As a Council project, President Bob Scheidler packs a Christmas box which will be opened by some happy Euro- pean child, Red Cross boxes, governing the student body, and school welfare projects are each year brought into public view by the Student Coun- cil. Sending boxes overseas to needy children is an annual project of the Council, which also sponsors several clean-up days to make the school buildings and lawn look better. Student problems occupy a major part in the business of the twenty-tour Student Council representatives, who meet on Thursday morn- ing ot each week. The Council, led by Mr. Walter Pearson, Mr. Myron Clark, and Miss Margaret Schaefer, also annually holds a cir- cus, all free, which students attend in large numbers. Each of the student body governors has an alternate who takes the regular's place in case of absence. FRENCH CLUB Row I: jim Boots, Bryce Willman, president, jill Shaw, treasurer, Miss Mabel Fee, sponsor, Theresa Norris, secretary, jack Beeson, vice-president, john Schermerhorn. Row 2: Ray Cronin, Carol Townsend, Marilu Carson, Greta Rhodes, Lois Ann Stiffler, Elsie Mae DeWitt, Marlene Ault, Ann Arbuckle, Row 3: Dennis McDaniel, Donald Willman, Carolyn Stone, Maxine Cook, jane Bennett, Edna McConnaughey, james Herbaugh, Harold Hiser. NATURE STUDY CLUB Rpw I: Sylvia Overmyer, reporter, Faith Ann Hile, treasurer, Theresa Norris, secretary, Mr. Robert Anderson, sponsor, Harold Hiser, president, john Scherrnerhorn, vice-president, Robert Myers, Row 2: Greta june Rhodes, Carolyn Needler, Marianna Baker, Della Evilsizer, Bill Sapp, Ray Cronin, james Wert, Bill Smith. Row 3: Lois Brands, Edna McConnaughey, Ruth Secrest, Nancy Snell, Marilyn Needler, Marlene Ault, Norma Gardner, Carolyn Coats, Dolly Willman. 0 lUpper Left? Students satisfy their hunger pangs at the Doghouse during the noon hour. 0 lMiddle Left! Picked up at their homes by the school bus, country students begin their regular trip to school. 0 lLower Left! The school's new driver-training Plymouth awaits some student of the new driving instruction class. 0 lUpper Right? Sput! Sput! uhhhhl Bob Ziegler and lim Bates patiently slave over Bob's old Chevie which just died. 0 lLower Rightl Marianna Baker is wishing she were taller as she reaches for a book on the top shelf in the library. 55 fLeft Column? 0 Bob Ford and Bob Scheidler, acting as county attorney and mayor, respectively, check the receipts for drunk fines last year, on Kid's Day during which students took over county and city offices. O Metal shop students eagerly await the outcome of the world series. 0 Student ushers pass the hat at a basketball game for contributions to the March of Dimes. O Mr. Carbone suffers a terrible fate while receiving his football cold shot with other team members. lRight Column? 0 H-Club members present the profits from their dairy lunch to Donald Kiphart, student accident victim. 0 Don Willman, acting chief of police during Kid's Day, calIs all cars on the police radio. :Eli-:ogice Chief Landis looks on. 0 Students step right up to get their free X-rays on the mobile ea t us. 60 on l lillllllllllll Mere classes could fill up school from Sep- tember to May, thanks to the money the loyal patrons have kicked in toward taxes, but something valuable would be missing with such a routine. Dairy lunches, sports of all kinds, class plays, band concerts, and pub- lications work would find no place in school life if it were not for extra contributions made by the TRUE BLUE ClTlZEN, Not only recreation and pastimes are pro- vided but also responsibility, leadership, honesty, and hidden abilities are discov- ered through activities resulting from the coins tossed in the direction of the school by generous citizens solicited for a hundred and one projects. These benefits-and good times-could not possibly be gained just by reading all the books assigned by the teachers-even with A in all lessons. This section of this book features school activities whose existence is due chiefly to solicitations and sales of vari- ous kinds during the school year. 62 A, , . . w x 4 as Egg Q 'w w kx way, V 4 if . ' ff -'Z 1' i ,,, x,4.., , ,, .,... .. .. .. .,,,. , , 'Ia-elgizav:vgs552g.':gf.:.,,ag-:,a 'm f . .13-g.g:4s.,:,g 1 f , .. R QW Q X ,, .... W ,555 1 , X I eifqw A , . ww QQ -f - g -ff-' Y W wwe' L -M Q. -. . : Aff? L ,, , A , ..,, 'R ' 11. 4 , ,A X H ..,. Qi: f ,Q A --11':2,.E.S1. .. 'fs -' Y' T 1 ,yffy 1 K x JM ' , X -wg ,R I - ' H I A M .MN -wa if w ffi-w w iw , J ff lf W 5 gs 'fsilw 2 r tezl a ' , 5 f Af' f lilllllllllll ZffW2 l0lgT rainfn, rawn, VARSITY RECORD Hartford City Hartford 'City Hartford City Hartford City Hartford City Hartford City ...... Hartford City ...... Hartford City ...... Hartford City ...... New Castle Huntington Monticello Auburn .... Royerton .. Portland .. Alexandria Wabash .... Decatur . umm . our o c oc larachced . ' 3 'f A - K 7 6 deadon . . mode ouerguard gaind . 17 0 tTop Rowl Vernon Melton, halfback, Bill Wilcoxon, guard, john Cline, halfback, Earl Townsend, quarterback, lim Gadbury, tackle, Bob Scheidler, center, Alan Baker, guard, Dave Mahorney, quarterback, Don Bennett, tackle. 0 lRow Zl Coach john Carbone, Ed Robbins, quarterback, Gene Gadbury evades two Decatur tacklers and prepares for another, Bill Perry, fullback. 0 lRow 3l lim Bates, tackleg Tom Stanley, guardg lack Beeson, tackle, Leland Willmann, halfback, Bill Green, guard, Don Langdon, end, Hal McConnaughey, halfback. 0 tBottom Rowl Dick Langdon, center, jim Runyon, tackle, jerry Shaw, guard, Bob Ford, fullback, Gene Gadbury, end, lack Campbell, end, Milton Parks, end, Francis Smith, halfback, lim johnston, end. mmm me , an-...,,..,m 1 4.1.4-n Qnvsmum Maxam ,L V M. ima .ww w Kx,.,wa-:4mm1.w-me f? S V. 1 W - 3 U, ' RESERVE SQUAD 0 lRow 'Il George Cline, Harold Hiser, Henry Yencer, loe Brown, Don Pursifull, Richard Kiphart, Darrel Gardner, Dick Pickering, Bob Hines, Bill Williams. o lRow Zl junior Wine, Harry Croy, Dennis McDaniels, Marvin Akers, Dick Long, lim Chaney, Richard Tucker, Tom Lightle, lim Lord, lerry Davis. 0 lRow 33 jerry Poulson, jim Herbaugh, Bob jones, Bob Wright, lim Coats, Wayne Morrical, Ray Townsend, Ray Dodds, Dick Reidy, Bob Long. RESERVE RECORD Hartford City ...... 40 Bluffton .... ...... l 2 Freshmen ........,.., l 4 Marion ..... .,..... O Hartford City .,,... l 8 Royerton ...... O Sophomores ........ 6 Marion .. .... ...25 Hartford City ,..,., 24 Huntington ..,,...... l 3 Equipping and looking after 60 football players was the The gridiron fans' enthusiasm was spurred on and led by Carol job shared by Merrill Nottingham, Gary Burgess, lim Herbaugh, Doris Shady, and Ruth Miller, pictured with the Wentz, assistant manager, and senior manager Allen Airedale mascot, Chips, Sharm. f at in - ,- 'Y Q 'SQ W, ww- Y vszfg igi' 5. S? E4 0+ at HJ , Q u '3 fix? M352 , . Q V eg 5 ga 53532 , M My N , Q La 3 SW? , W gm J 32, ik ' 'R gh Q ,- , 6 f 1 i W gm, S vim 4, EW? vf Swami' Q 'if E 15. ,L .,:,,. g, 13 1331? GENE GADBURY ALFRED SANTILLI OLIVER FURN ISH DAVE MAHORNEY BILL PERRY DICK PICKERING 68 L T Q..-1.,f:. BOB 1oNEs EARL TOWNSEND JIM 101-INSTON FRANCIS SMITH 5 ED ROBBINS CHARLES BROWN 69 Carol Herbauglw Theresa Norris Marianna Baker Ruth Miller Doris Shady 0 iTopi Reserve Yell Leaders: Carolyn Needier, Roma Hiser, Marlene Ault, 0 iBottom Left-J Freshman: Mary Powers, Ann Arbuckle. 0 iBottom Righti Iunior High: joyce Du Bois, Ronald Capper. Tourney at Wabash PUPS' RECORD OPP. Ridgevi lle .......... l 6 Mississinewa ...... Wabash ...,.......... Burris .,.............. 29 24 27 Monticello ...,.... ZO Portland .,,......... 23 Montpelier ...,,,-, 24 Peru .,................ 36 Auburn .... ....... 23 Huntington .,...... 2 5 Elwood ..... ....... Bluffton .. ...,. .. Rochester .......... Royerton .,.......... ZO 22 Dunkirk .,.......,.. 28 Z9 26 38 Alexandria ........ Fort Wayne lCentrali ...... 36 i9 Tipton .............. PU PS Row I: B. Ford, T. Boyer, D. Gardner, B. Hammond, T. Lightle. Row 2: M. Nottingham, manager, D. McDaniels, D. Langdon, 1. Powell, G. Hornbaker, R. Frazier, D. Pierson, manager. FRESHMAN RECORD H.C. ' OPP. Mississinewa ,.,.,...,.., Wilson lMunciel .... H.C. OPP. IUNIOR HIGH RECORD H.C. OPP 25 Royerton ,,.,,,,,,,,,A,,o l O H.C. opp. 22 Royerton ................ 26 30 Wilson lMunciel .... 37 , - I l4 Wilson lMunciel ....45 35 Eaton ......,....,.,........ 30 Mtsslssmewa --3 f-f------ 30 Eaton ...................... 1 5 26 Macaiiock lMarionl 28 WHSOH lMU 'C'el ---- ii Mccaiiock lMarionl 23 25 29 Zl l 9 27 Montpelier ,.,-,,,,,,-,.. Zl 3l Eaton .....,..,- ,,,,,, 3 2 25 Royerton ....,., ,,,,,4 8 34 34 Montpelier .....,.,,,,,,, 16 37 FRESHMAN SQUAD Row 'l: l. Dodds, manager, Coach K, Dorton, T. Smith H. Yencer, B. Hammond, R. Cronin, G. Cline, B. Willman G. LaMotte. Row 2: D. Pursifull, R. Tucker, D. Smith, B, Wright, B. Denton, B. Sapp, R. Dodds, 1, Boots, l. Davis, l. Poulson Tourney at Wabash Rochester ,......,........ Wabash ,... ,....... Eaton ,........... .....,. l9 25 15 33 20 Montpelier .............. 4l 32 30 ZO 24 Columbia City ...... 44 l2 Royerton ......,.....,.., l 4 ' 20 Montpelier ,............. Rochester .............. IUNIOR HIGH SQUAD Row 1: l, Wentz, manager, G. Townsend, C. Gilland, l. Creamer, D. McDermot, G. Sinclair, D. Parks. Row 2: Coach W. Pearson, F. Harlow, B. Carr, F. Schwaner l. Alexander, H. Woolard, 1. Davis, L. Monroe, T. Hoffman Row 3: M. Stump, D. Uptegraft, R. McDonald, G. Williams G. Pierson, l. Smith. g?W?5, if -WEN R kxgi M5751 .mm -Arg' wwf' mmm. . nw X SEQ? ff A ig m ' jaw I E, 'SKS EXE wwl N gi? Q m - ,gfsfxlazx .7 xg mx 9 EE' ev Wg-wf ,fv- A .,..,. .. ,Sis if 135 DON WILLMAN BOB DRAKE BOB HINES DON LANGDON Half Mile High lump Mile Quarter Mile .F- ANDlS VE l- Dtow H 'dles 74 '49 TRACK RECORD H.C. OPP. 6M Mississinewa .1022 30 Wabash ..,.l... l O5 251Q Bluffton ........ 86M 38 New Castle .... 7l 21 E6 Elwood .,........ 87W 67 Alexandria ,... 42 Triangular Meets Hartford City .............. 2 Huntington ,,.......,...... Z4 Fort Wayne iCentralJ ..94 Hartford City .............. 63lQ Dunkirk ......,,,............. 66LQ 67 Montpelier ..........,,...... CIC Meet Hartford City placed ninth in a field of ten schools. CHARLES: LESLIE ALFREI5'CRAEAMEIf I , . ALFRED SANTILLI VAUGHN cook Shot Put 1 1 W X 'ze Milevv, Q X Broad lump K Pole Vault Coach lohn Carbone and Bill Du Bois, - student manager, check to the second ' fthe speed pf anotlfer 'Dale dashman. IOEVROWELL ' alYg,.ts!glApY ' nmu. penny 'f HaIf?MiIe Q e nigh Hniiglles 'Highyqmp 1 Q SQUAD PERSONNEL 0 iUpper Leftl Charles Brown, SB. o iUpper Rightl Don Morris, ZB, 0 iDiamond, Clock- wisel Darrel Gardner, C, Ed Robbins, OF, Leland Willmann, OF, Sonny Melton, OF, Pat Reidy, OF, Earl Townsend, SS, Dick Kimmel, IB, Dave Mahor- ney, P. O lCenterl Max Sum- walt, P. 0 tLower Leftl Gerald Leech, C. 0 lLower Rightl lim Runyon, 33. Claude Weeks Paul Sullivan Baseball and Golf Coach Student Manager '49 BASEBALL RECORD Hartford City ....,.. ..... Hartford City ....... ..... Hartford City Hartford City ....... ..... Hartford City Anderson ..... ...... Marion ...... ...... Eaton ........ ...... Dunkirk ...... ...... Winchester Hartford City ......, ........ 4 ' l7 Dunkirk ...,.., .. Hartford City ....... ..... Hartford City ....... ..... Hartford City ....... ..... Hartford City .....,. ..... Composing Hartford High's first golf team were Glen jones, lack Bates, Tom Lightle, Gail Hornbaker, and jack Beeson. Huntington ......,.... Muncie lCentrall ........., Muncie iCentrall .......... Anderson .......... . Representing Hartford High last spring for the first time on the golf links were a group of five underclassmen. Although they placed second-to-last at the ClC meet, these golfers made a fine showing for the limited experi- ence they had. These Weeks- coached boys tried the sport between caddy jobs at the local Country Club during the sum- mer, This newcomer has all the earmarks of becoming a popular sport for the students. 33554 Z El .I fi? 6? fi -w 1' H-CLUB Row I: Carol Herbaugh, Leland Willmann, Ruth Miller, Mr. Claude Weeks, john Cline, Mr, john Carbone, Bill Wilcoxon, Eddie Robbins, Vernon Melton, Row Z: Allen Shatto, jerry Shaw, Alan Baker, jim johnston, Bob Ford, Charles Leslie, Milton Parks, jim Gadbury, Bob Scheidler, Paul Sullivan. Row 3: jack Campbell, Earl Dee Townsend, Francis Smith, Don Bennett, Alfred Santilli, Alfred Creamer, Don Willman, Don Langdon, Dave Mahorney, jim Bates. Row 4: Bill Perry, joe Powell, jim Runyon, Dick Langdon, Bob l-lines, Ollie Furnish, Leroy Brown, Gene Gadbury, Bill DuBois. QUILL AND SCROLL Row I: Sue l-lahnert, Margaret Maddox, Anne Sullivan, l H'ld b d. Ann Garr and Carolyn Shrack. Car a I e ran Row 2: Bill Du Bois, joan Edwards, Bill Burns, Doris Ann Tucker, Bob Scheidler. Wm Sekcfing a flreme . . . poaing ana! faLing ofpicfurea . . . Wounfing . . . ff A J I pefaged . . ge ing hmf laroozn . . loading up elummy-.gfd hnifn e Somefimed if Jriued you nuffn . . . You're on the Retro staff. You're thrilled. You see your co-workers for their frosted breath. You somehow know this year will be the best. ln the continually run a race against Father Time. Then Retro room you see coke bottles, a radio, and a yOu Staff Cufling Ol-If Paper dolls and uttering swivel chair. This is the life, strange noises-yes, you're going you think. Then the work begins. crazy. You take a group of pic- tures on the deadline day. You have worked hard, and they seem promising. Eager- ly you take the film from the camera. Then you look at the photographer. Gee, I just remember. I forgot to cock the shutter, he chokes. You have trouble mount- ing pictures. The layout you planned for a page looks tops. Carefully you trim the pictures and hold them up for inspection. Eekl the You look at your hands, cut and bleeding from razor blades that slipped while mounting pictures. You re- call the panels of pictures that had to be sent to the en- graver three or four times before he fixed them the way you had plainly told him to do. You remember the numerous times you threw yourself on a table spread with pictures to hide them while some junior lazily sauntered by. You scream. You know you've been principal, you gasp. l've just knocked Hoff Your oearn-H decapjfafed him Q Then you see the finished prod- You announce a staff meeting. Uet- All Your labors are oVer- Each member is informed person- Yoolre 'fnrllleol again- Your Past ally. The meeting time comes. You hurry to the Troubles fade away. Yol-'Ire l'iaPPY- You realize all room. Five of the seventeen journalists are there. the exoerlenee You naVe Qalned and the ron You stay awake nights worrying, and you spend you've had. You feel ready to meet the future. your vacations working in a room where you can't Yee, WS been Wonderful Working on the Refre- . Auf if3 worfk aff me Aeaclachw Barbara Kimmel and Bill Wilcoxon, queen and king of Sorting through the class pictures are seniors the Retro dance, team up. in preparation for distribution. W, W Kaye Casterline assists Beverly Williams, cir- culation manager for the lnkspot, in manip- ulating the assembly mailing line. Also helping Beverly in the process are Sue Hah- nert, Tom Winder, Harold Van Gordon, and Norman Will- man. Bill Stroud, Paul Sulli- van, Bill Schwartzkopf, and Gerald Emshwiller operate the cylinder printing press in the school shop. All print- ing for the paper is done by the boys with printers' ink in their veins. B S G I 5 3 5 3 fs E S2 fs 5 5 'W' 295535351 KSN 49' JSI - M ' 4 - - ll YSSWJQ' N3 J' fiQw'ni?EH'-M2155 'NWS wSXQw'? '4Y my as .vi Wzmw 4 ,7 'egg .1 3 9 Q , f fd 5 'Shaw 3 awzzgizsw-fri' . H528 fzfmffvk, wi 3, X Q fx- LA if A ' ,gm-ww AW Q Wm J z, X , ., MN, M. :2.,:.. T , w if 1' X , V-'-- X . , J V 5 , , 2 Y, H. Mi- l-. HI-Y Row 'l: Leigh Morris, jim Schorey, jim johnston, vice-president, Ollie Furnish, treasurer, Mr, Thomas Hale, sponsor, Dave lvlahorney, Dresidentg Mr. Kenneth Allee, sponsorg Bob Scheidler, secretaryg Earl Townsend, chaplaing Eddie Robbins, sergeant-at-armsj jack Campbell, jim Sorensen, Row 2: Terry Lennon, Tommy Boyer, Charles Leslie, Ed Bowman, jim Gadbury, Wayne Morrical, jim Wentz, jack Beeson, jim Carpenter, Gary Burgess, Kent Uptegraft, Roma Hiser, jim Furnish, Dennis McDaniel. Row 3: Dick Dilly, jim Chaney, Dick Langdon, Merrill Nottingham, Alfred Creamer, Leo Claytor, Gail Kirkwood, Alan Baker, Roger Frazier, Kae Fadely, Gary Roe, Paul Sullivan, Larry Dee, jim Herbaugh, jean Andre. Row 4: Bill Green, Dan Oswalt, Don Van Horn, Lloyd Chaney, Darrell Gardner, Leland Willmann, Allen Shatto, Lowell Daisley, Kenneth McGeath, Marvin Akers, Dick Lechien, joe Clark, Bill Burns, Phil Kingsley, jack Gilland, Eugene Woolard. 1 'f 1 fr, , . , J ,, h X, f ,I x Y KVHII H'!iUKg!i',ni1f7 . , K fyllil ,i,V1ll',,5HltlfllAlVf7 , , Q Emil! Angina-QA gzrz.-ll f!gg',f..if'g '4' fv'l.!..,. f f 5' Y A Y !!9'!!s,fl'41 I!!! fffgglgrf !1ygrg x , I' 343.-1.lj gg! ' friqs ifgrr' ,hfrnq ri lfgygfqgfj Aflrn-A4111 Hi-Y members sell the Pause that Refreshes to football fans. 0 Members bow heads for pray- er at meeting. Rev, H, M. Cobb, of the E. U. B. Church, gives a man-to-man talk at one of the club's affairs. . 0 lUpper Leftl jim Schorey crowns Carolyn Shrack queen of the junior-Senior Prom. 0 lUpper Rightl And the heavens light up with the help of Carolyn Shrack and Gloria Rouse pinning stars in place. 0 iFigure Fourl layne Hughes and lim johnston swaying to the soft strains of music. 0 lFigure Ninel To let the people know the theme is '49-ers, Don Willman, lackie Kirkwood, and Ruth Rawlings hang '49-er sign on curtains, 0 lLower Left? Carolyn Shrack, jim Schorey, Bonnie Pursitull, Leo Claytor, Nancy Snider, Leroy Brown, lackie Kirkwood, and lack Campbell in the grand march. Other attendants and escorts not shown were Ruth Rawlings and Bob Scheidlerp layne Hughes and jim johnston. 0 lCenter Rightl Teeny Swain'5 orchestra, 0 lLower Rightl Taking it easy on the sideline were jack Lord, Margaret Sapp, and Patty Schuller. i Q 2? .,,.1 ?:3Z-.-2:25.51-I1 .I xx 'WZ 2 ' 7 new ' 2513! Proof of why they reigned over the '49 Prom: Queen Carolyn Shrack lon thronel surrounded by her attendants-Nancy Snider, Ruth Rawlings, jayne Hughes, and Bonnie Pursifull. . . . Slacks and blue jeans . . . ladders, corrugated board . . . poster paint . . . crepe paper . . . smeared hands and faces . . . at-last-rejuvenated gym . . . Forty-Niners' corral with log fences, blue sky, and stars . . . rustling and swishing of rainbow-hued formals . . . stiff collars and ties . . . dim lights . . . Teeny Swain's orchestra playing soft, dreamy music . . . shuffling, winged feet gliding to the strains of the music . . . time speeding by . . . Carolyn Shrack, in pink satin and net gown, crowned queen by lim Schorey, class prexy . . . queen's court lBonnie Pursifull, Nancy Snider, layne Hughes, Ruth Rawlings, and jackie Kirkwoodl blossoming out in foamy white, peach, and blue . . . bidding chaperones goodnight. . . getting home early lin the morningl . . . Mother understanding . . . 87 ki? g gi 3 W, i 17, 3 IIZA ings ,Qs ii 3 W 0 Q . s . 3531 ? -Q ,Mr ,N ,.. ll igl list ,, i IE! z if QEEI' l J 'il..5m1fi2f lfitriiffti . H lfeiigirl , lllllglllfll Comedy dealing with high school life was the theme of the '49 senior class play, presented April l9 and 20 under the direction of Mr. Phil Hirsch. We Shook the Family Tree had, as the leading lady, Zella Bantz, who played the part of l-lildegarde, who nearly turned the town upside down when she decided she no longer wanted to be a wallflower. Also in the drama were Gerald Leech, jo Ann Norris, loan Hiser, joe Cronin, Tom Pattison, Lois Lake, Ann Herbaugh, Darleen Risinger, Bill Smith, Dick Poivre, and Rosie McKee. The characters in the play were typical products of high school-a boy who had a passion for fishing, a boy who invented useful gadgets, a high school boy who wears knickers, and a mischief-making little girl named Paige, who even ate a tube of toothpaste. Approximately Sl6O was cleared from the production. lLower Leftl Gerald Leech awaits a face lifting from Director Philip Hirsch. '49 SENIOR CLASS PLAY o lCircleJ joe Cronin mistakenly downs Dick Poivre while shocked Rosie McKee and Ann Herbaugh look on. 0 lUpper Right? Testing sound effects Xi. is Bill Gosselink, stage manager. 0 lLower Rightl The cast takes a bow at the end of a performance. , lll llHl ll Sllllll lllll llllll HILDA SUE AHRENS French Club, Treas., Y-Teens. MARGARET AMOS Latin Club, Glee Club, student rnan- ager, Y-Teens, Band. IEAN 1. ANDRE Math, Science, History, Dramatic, and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Track, Apple of His Eye. MARIORIE ARBUCKLE Dramatic, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens. GENE A. BAKER H-Club, Hi-Y, Band, Football. ELLEN SUE BANTZ History and Nature Study Clubs, Dra- matic Club, Treas., Y-Teens, Band, Sec. ot senior class, Apple of His Eye , Seventeenth Summer. ESTHER BATES Dramatic, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens. DONALD LEE BENNETT Nature Study, Math, and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Track, Football. CHARLES BRANT Math and French Clubs, Hi-Y, Glee Club. PEGGY LOU BROCK Nature Study and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens. CHARLES LEROY BROWN History and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Basketball, Baseball. SHIRLEY IEAN CALLENDER Glee Club, Retro, senior editor, Ink- spot, business manager. IACK B. CAMPBELL History and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Basket- ball, Football. IOYCE E. CAMPBELL Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens. DONALD E. CARMICHAEL Hi-Y. LEO CLAYTOR Hi-Y, Vice-pres. ot junior class, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Seventeenth Sum- mer. IOHN L. CLINE History and Nature Study Clubs, H-Club, Pres., Hi-Y, Glee Club, Ink- spot, Basketball, Baseball, Football. IOY COOK Dramatic Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens. ALFRED CREAMER Math, Nature Study, History, Dramatic, and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Track, Inkspot. DOYT D. DAVIES Hi-Y, Student Council, Basketball. ELEANOR MARIORIE DELL Latin Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Chap- lain and Sec., Inkspot. FLORENCE NANCE DIXON History, Dramatic, Latin, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Student Council, Y-Teens, Delegate to Hoosier Girls' State, French Club, Treas., Inkspot, Glee Club. CLOYD C. DRAKE History and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Track. PATRICIA MARIE DU BOIS History and Nature Study Clubs, Y-Teens, Glee Club. WILLIAM DU BOIS History, Nature Study, Social Studies, Latin, and H-Clubs, Dramatic Club, Pres., Student Council, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, Executive board member of ln- diana High School Press Association, Retro, assistant photographer, Inkspot, sports editor, Apple of His Eye , Track, student manager, ROBERT E. DUDELSTON History Club, Band, Apple of His Eye , Seventeenth Summer. GERALD WILBUR EMSHWILLER Math Club, Glee Club, Inkspot, head pressman. MARGARET ANN FELGER French Club, Sec., Student Council, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. OLIVER R. FURNISH H-Club, History Club, Vice-pres., Hi-Y, Inkspot, Basketball. CARLA HILDEBRAND Dramatic, French, and Nature Study Clubs, Band, Glee Club, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Inkspot, news editor, Retro, business manager, Seventeenth Summer. IULIA IRENE HUFFMAN Nature Study and Girls' Yell Clubs, Dramatic Club, Sec., Treas. of sopho- more class, Retro, copy editor, Seven- teenth Summer. IAYNE ANN HUGHES Science, History, Dramatic, French, and Nature Study Clubs, Math Club, Treas., Y-Teens, Band, Sec.-Treas., Glee Club, Inkspot, Apple of His Eye , Seventeenth Summer. PATTY ANN IAMISON Math, Science, History, and Latin Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens. IIM IOHNSTON H-Club, Hi-Y, Student Council, Band, drum major, Inkspot, Retro, class edi- tor, Basketball, Baseball. BEVERLY LOU IONES History, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell 90 Clubs, Latin Club, Treas., Y-Teens, Vice-pres., Inkspot, Retro, literary editor. BARBARA SUE KIMMEL History and Girls' Yell Clubs, French Club, Treas., Nature Study, Pres., Y-Teens, Pres. and Vice-pres., Glee Club, Inkspot, Retro, photography edi- fOr. GAIL L. KIRKWOOD Hi-Y, Band, Inkspot. IACQUELINE K. KIRKWOOD History, Dramatic, Latin, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Inkspot, Homecoming Queen. FORREST iBUSi LAKE Student Council, Band, Inkspot, Yell leader, Mixed Chorus, Seventeenth Summer. FRED LIGHTLE Dramatic and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y. ROBERT LINIGER Latin and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Inkspot, photographer, Retro, photog- rapher. THOMAS C. McCRUM Student Council, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Inkspot. KENNETH McGEATH Band, Hi-Y, Yell leader. DAVID B. MAHORNEY History, Math, Dramatic, Nature Study, Latin, and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Pres., Ink- spot, Pres, of senior class, Apple of His Eye , Retro, faculty editor, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Football, Seven- teenth Summer. BETTY ILENE MARKIN Nature Study and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Band, drum majorette. BETTY LOU MAY Y-Teens. SONNY MELTON Nature Study and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Ink- spot, Basketball, Baseball. RUTH EVELYN MILLER Dramatic and Nature Study Clubs, H-Club, Sec. Treas., Student Council, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Inkspot, Retro, art editor, Mixed Chorus, Apple of His Eye , Band, majorette, Yell leader, winner of American Legion Oratorical Contest. DORIS MAE MITCHELL Glee Club. PHYLLIS MARNELL MORRIS French and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club. MARILYN E. MYERS Nature Study Club, Y-Teens, Inkspot. FRANCES MAE OSWALT ' Math and Nature Study Clubs, Y-Teens. . MARION A. PRUDEN History and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Apple of His Eye. BONNIE PURSIFULL Dramatic Club, Student Council, Y-Teens, Band, Retro, curriculum edi- tor. ANDRE E. RABBITT History, Dramatic, and Nature Study Clubs, Glee Club, Band, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Hi-Y, Seventeenth Summer. RUTH M. RAWLINGS Nature Study Club, French Club, Treas., History Club, Treas., Y-Teens, Treas., Treas. of senior class, Inkspot, circulation manager. MARGARET ANN READING Dramatic, Math, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Y-Teens, Glee Club. LA DONNA j. REDDING History, Dramatic, Latin, French, and Nature Study Clubs, Y-Teens, Band, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. jOHN WILLIAM RICE History Club, Inkspot. GLORIA ANN ROUSE Dramatic, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Y-Teens, Inkspot, Glee Club, Retro, copy editor, Delegate to Hooiser Girls' State. BOB SCHEIDLER History and H-Clubs, Latin Club, Vice- pres., Student Council, Pres., Hi-Y, Sec., Vice-pres, of senior class, Quill and Scroll, Inkspot, sports editor, Retro, sports editor, Track, Basketball, Football, Seventeenth Summer. jIM SCHOREY Math, Science, and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Band, Inkspot, Retro, assistant busi- ness manager, Pres. of junior class. MADONNA ROSE SCHULTZ History, French, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Y-Teens, Glee Club. Adams, Barbara jean .... .......... Administration .......... ..... l 2, Ake, Valdon C ......,.,.. ............. Ahrens, Hilda Sue ....,,.............. 32, Akers, Marvin Lee ......,,,s.... 44, 66, , l ---- 5l Alexander, Zeddie jr ..................... 26 47 l3 5l 84 85 Alexander T. ohn .......... 23, , 7l 43 Allee, Mr. Kenneth ....,,............ , 85 Amos, jacqueline ,,,,,,,,....,.,. 44, 83, 84 Amos, Margaret joyce .... 20, 23, 32, 84 Amos, Shirley jane .,.,................ 22, 48 Anderson, Barbara joyce ................ 47 Anderson, Gwendolyn Ann 22, 23, 25, 44, 84 Anderson, Marilyn ........................ 48 Anderson, Mr. Robert ........ l 5, 26, 53 DORIS ILENE SHADY Dramatic, Nature Study, H- and Girls' Yell Clubs, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Yell leader. ALLEN KENT SHATTO Nature Study and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Football, Track and Basket- ball manager. CAROLYN IOYCE SHRACK History, Dramatic, Latin, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Y-Teens, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, Inkspot, photography editor, Retro, editor-in-chief, Apple of His Eye , D.A.R. Award winner, Sec. of junior class, Prom Queen, Seventeenth Sum- mer. FREDRICK SILLS Latin and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Band, Glee Club. ALTA SLATER Latin Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. RHODA SLATER History Club, Y-Teens. IACKIE L. SMITH H-Club, Hi-Y, Inkspot, Basketball. IANET LEA SMITH Dramatic, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Apple ot His Eye, NANCY SUE SNIDER History, Dramatic, Latin, Nature Study, and Girls' Yell Clubs, Student Council, Y-Teens, Inkspot. MARTHA STONE Dramatic Club, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Inkspot. CATHERINE ANNE SULLIVAN History, Latin, Nature Study, and Dramatic Clubs, Student Council, Y-Teens, Inkspot, editor-in-chief, Retro, assistant editor, Seventeenth Summer. PAUL SULLIVAN H-Club, Student Council, Hi-Y, Ink- spot, Basketball and Baseball student manager. llHll llNll WHllll Andre', jean ...................... 23, 32, 85 Andre', M. Theresa ...................... 47 Arbuckle, Ann Elizabeth ...... 47, 53, 70 Arbuckle, Evelyn .......................... 48 Arbuckle, Marjorie ............ 23, 33, 84 Arbuckle, Ronald .......................... 47 Ault, Mary Marlene 23 , 46, 47, 52, 53, 59, 61, 70 Awards ...................................... -- 78 Baker, Alan E ......,,, l 9, 33, 64, 79, 85 Baker, jerry .................................. 5l Baker, john L. .............................. 44 Baker, Marianna 23, 47, 53, 55, 58, 70 Baker, Miriam LaVae .......... l 4, 23, 47 9l NANCY THOMAS History, Dramatic, Latin, and Nature Study Clubs, Y-Teens, Glee Club, Ink- spot. CONSTANCE ANN TOWNSEND History and Nature Study Clubs, French Club, Vice-pres., Y-Teens, Retro, organizations editor. DORIS ANN TUCKER History, Dramatic, and Latin Clubs, Nature Study Club, Sec.-Treas., Y-Teens, Quill and Scroll, Glee Club, Inkspot. RONALD UPTEGRAFT History and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y. HAROLD VAN GORDON Nature Study, Inkspot. DORIS VAN HORN History, Dramatic, Latin, and Nature StudyClubs, Student Council, Y-Teens, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club. BILL WILCOXON H-Club, Student Council, Basketball, Track. MARILYNN WILLIAMS History and Nature Study Clubs, French Club, reporter, Student Coun- cil, Y-Teens, Inkspot. DONALD WILLMAN Nature Study and H-Clubs, Math Club, Sec., Inkspot, Hi-Y, Apple of His Eye, stage manager, Track. LELAND G. WILLMANN History, Nature Study, and H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Pres., Student Council, Vice- pres., Glee Club, lnkspot, Basketball, Baseball, Track, Football, captain. EUGENE WOOLARD History and Latin Clubs, Hi-Y, MARY IANE YOUNTS Latin Club, Glee Club. ROBERT ZIEGLER History, Science, and Nature Study Clubs, Hi-Y, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. Baker, Marilyn jeannie .................. 44 Bail, Melinda .................. ....... 2 2,44 Balle, john ,................................. 47 Band ,..,,.,....,.,......,,.................. 20, 2l Bantz, Ellen Sue .......,,... 30, 3l, 33, 84 Bantz, judy j. ....... .......... 2 0, 23, 48 Barley, Donald ....... ................. 4 7 Barley, jean ........ ....... 2 0, 44, 84 Baseball ............... ........-- 7 6, 77 Basketball .,............ ....... 6 8, 73 Basketball Team ...................... 68, 69 Bates, Esther ................................ 32 Bates, jack Lee .................. 55243, 79 Bates, james R. ..9, 20, 43, , 64, 79 Beal, Winifred Ann ............ 23, 44, 84 Behnen, Suzanne S. ......,..... 20, Beeson, jack Lee 29, 44, Bell, Alden john ..,.,,.... Bell, joyce ............. Bell, joyce Ann .....,.. Bell, Phyllis Elaine .....,, Bell, Ralph jr. ......... . Bell, Robert ....,......... Benedict, Ronnie ..4... Bennett , Arlan ...., Bennett, Arthur .,,,,.,, Bennett Bennett Bennett Bennett 1 , Betty jo .... , Carol jean ....,. Donald Lee ...... Mary jane ...... Besse r, Betty joan .....,. Besser, Beverly Sue ...... Blackburn, Supt. E. P ...,, Blake, Lucille .............. Blakely, jimmie Leon .... Blankenbeker, Madeline Blankenbeker, Marilyn Blankenbeker, Wendell Bobo, Bill ,.................. Bobo, Darla Sue ........... Bolam, Mr, George 9, 26, Bolner, Merval Louise .... Bonham, Natalia jean .... Bonewit, Max Lee ...... .. Boots, jim ................... Boots, Ronald ....,........ Borden, Miss Trella ,..... Boyer, Thomas Leon ...... Boys' Glee Club ............ Bowman, Edward ..,,.. Boxell, Doris ..,,..... Boxell, Melba C. ..,..... . Boxell, Shirley Sue ....... Brands, james E. ..... . Brands, Lois ......... Brant, Charles ....... Brock, Peggy Lou .... Brock, A. William ....... Brock, George Harry Brown, Charles LeRoy 53, 64, 52,647 ......23, 'i55H'ff IQfQf'i'2i,' 27,29 fiifflii' 12, 19, 29, 44, 33, 54, 69, 77 Brown, joe ................... Brown, Rollin G. ........., . Burgess, Gary Robert... Burns, William Casey 9, 20, 42, 43, 54, Burnworth, Arena Mae. Burnworth, jo Ann .,,.,,. Burnworth, jo ,,.,,.,,,.,,. Cahue, juanita Rosa ..... Cain, joretta j. .......... . Cain Mar'orie Elaine , 1 ---,,----- Callender, Shirley jean..23, Cameron, Betty ........... Campbell, Alyce Effie . 44, 79, 83 Casterline, Kaye Royce 20, 23, 43, Cavanaugh, Bobby .............. Chalfant, Miss Edith ............ Chaney, james joseph 20, 44, Chaney, Lloyd Francis .......... Cheesman, john ..........,....,.. Cheney, Francis Lee ............ Cheney, Franklin Keith .,.,.. Clark, Bill ....,...,................. Clark, joseph .,.................... Clark, Mr, Myron ....,,.......... Class Officers and Sponsors.. Classroom work ,..........,...... Claybaugh, Elondas ............ Clayto Cline, Cline, Cline, r, Leo ....,................. Bill ..........,.......,..... George .................. john L. ...,.... 30, 33 Cline, Loretta ..............,..... Coats, Carolyn .............. l6 Coats, james Phillip ,......... Cobb, john Melvin ............ Cobb, Ruth E, ...,............. . Cochron, Marilyn .............. Cole, Miss Ruth ............ 16 1 1 55 I Campbell, jack B. 32, 56, 64, 79 Campbell, joyce Elaine ............,. Cansler, Betty j ................... 22, Capper, Richard ........... .......... Capper, Ronnie Lee ..,........, 23, Capper, William ............,.,....... Carbone, Mr. john 15, 26, 27, 6O, 64, 67 Carmichael, Bob ....,... Carmichael, Donald E... 1 Carpenter, Allen james .........,.... Carson, Marilu ........,........... 23, Carr, Donald .........,..... .......... Carr, Elizabeth ............., ....... Carr, LeRoy Robert .................... Carr, Loretta Elizabeth .,.,... ...,. Carll, Robert .................. .. Cook, Clara Elizabeth ........ Cook, Elnora Maxine ..,....... Cook, joy .................. Cook, Paul ............. Coon, Nila Sue .o...., Coons, jackie ,...,.... Coons, Kenneth .......... Corder, Doris lrene ...... Craven, Martha jane ............ Crawford, Betty Lou ............ Creamer, Alfred .... 34, 75, Creamer, Clara .................. Creamer, jack .,...........,...... Crockett, janis .................. Crockett, Shirley ................ Cronin, Raymond Richard 23, Crouse, jerry ........,............. Crouse, joan .............. Croy, LeRoy Harry ,..,.. Crump, Daniel ,......,. Currier, joan ....,................. Daisley, Lowell Thomas ....,. Daniels, Richard ..............,. Daniels, Mrs, Esther ...... David, Pauline ...,..... Davies, Doyt .,..,.,....... Dardine, jerry joe ................ Davis, james ...................... Davis,'janice Carole ............ Davis, jerry L. ..l4, 29, 46, Davis, Shirley Ann ,............. Dea rduff, Paula Mae ............ Dee, Larry .,........................ Dell, Charles ........... ...... Dell, Eleanor ...................... Dell, john .,......,................. Denton, Lowell Robert ........ DeWitt, Elsie Mae ,.........,... DeWitt, Wendell ................ Dick, Richard Lee ..a............. Dillie, Max ..,.............,......, Dilly, Richard L ................... Diversified Occupations ....,. Dixon, Nance .... 35, 57, 6l, Dodds, Nancy .................... Dodds, joe Wayne .,............ Dodds, Phyllis Anne .......,.. Dodds, Ray ........................ Dorton, Mr. Kenneth .......... Drake, Cloycl ..,............, DuBois, jerry jo ........., DuBois, joyce .............. DuBois, Patricia Marie ,..., 92 DuBois, William jr...34, 75 79 Dudelston, Robert ......... Edwards, joan .............. 43 79 Edwards, Mr. Melvin .....,. Eighth Grade ................. Elliott, Barbara jean ..,,. Elliott, Carolyn june ...,. Elliott, Dewayne Robert . Elliott, Harry Donald ..... Elliott, Kenneth ,,,,,,,,, Elwood, Barbara ............. Elwood, Rollin Dean ....... Emshwiller, Gerald Wilbur 34, 43 58 Evilsizer, Della Kay .,....... Faculty ......................... Fadely, james Kee ........ Fairchild, De Reta ....... . Farr, Donna ................... Feaster, Robert ........,.... Fee, Miss Mabel ,..... l6, l9 Felger, Gertrude Kathryn Felger, Margaret ........... Fenner, Donna ...,........... Field, Larry ............... . Football ..................--. Ford, Patricia Arlene ..... Ford, Robert Eugene 43, 60, 64, 67 Ford, Andrew james ....... Frahm, janet ................. Frame, Thomas ...... . Frazier, Roger ...,. . French Club ....... Freshmen ........... Furnish, james ............... Furnish, Oliver l5, 35, 54, 68 Fulton, Anne .,............... Gadbury, Eugene Ralph . Gadbury, Doris Faith ..... Gadbury, james A. .,...... 43 Gadbury, Lorenzo Wade. Gardner, Eugene ........... Gardner, Darrell ..,. 44, 66 Gardner, Norma R. ...... . Garr, Richard ................. Garr, Ann .................... 43 Garr, Gail W. ................ . Gibson, jackie Dean .,..... Gilland, jack Lee ....... . Gilland, Charles ........ Gillette, Patty joan .. Girls' Glee Club ......... Golf Team ..................... Gosselink, Eleanor M. .... . Goth rup, Peggy Bern ice. Green, Betty La Vaughn. Green, William Lee l 9, 23, 43 Greene, Miss Mary ......... Greene, Shirley ............. Grover, Nila Lee ......... H-Club ..................... Hahn, Elizabeth Ann ..... Hahnert, Carolyn Sue 29, 42, 43, 79 Hale, Mr. Thomas ........... Hamilton, W, Earl ......... Hamilton, Richard E ...... Hamilton, Nolene ......... Hammond, Billy Wayne . Hammond, Robert Lee Hammond, Buddy LeRoy Harlow, Edward Franklin Harter, Miss Shurleigh... Hawkins, Charles ........... Henderson, Mr. Edgar .... l 5 26 HI-Y ............................... Hornbaker, Gail .,.,.... ....... Morris Hendricks, Betty Louise ..... Herbaugh, Carol j. 23, 43, 58, 66, 70 Herbaugh, james 24, 44, 45, Herbaugh, Mrs. Mary Ellen. Hildebrand, Carla Ann 1, 35, 79 Hile, Faith Ann 1 5, 20, 47, Hines, Robert j ....... 44, 57, Hirsch, Mr. Philip -,4,.... 26, Hiser, Roma ,............... 24, Hiser, Harold Eugene 29, 1 5, Hiser, Virginia Maxine ,....... Hess, johnny Henry ............ 1 .22, 79 53 25, 81 52, ee, 27, 44, 47, 23,' Hoffman, Carol ,................. Hoffman, Thomas .............. Hofstetter, Fred ................ ..48 Hofstetter, Sally jo .,.......... Hollis, Valorie Ann ........ 43, Holt, William .,.................. Hoshour, jerry Gail ....... ..... Hott, William P. ......... .. 54,33 44,' Huddlestun, Alice ....... ..... Huffman, Robert .,.............. Huffman, julia lrene .......... Hughes, jayne Ann 36234 84 20 20, 34, 83, Hughes, judith B. ......,...... . Huston, Sharon ..... .... lnkspot Staff .... jamison, Patricia .,.... jenness, Caryl .................... ......23 jenness, Robert .................. h jo ns, joyce ...... 22, 25, 44, johnson, Alice Lorene .......... johnson, jacqueline joanne 22, johnson, Laura Alice .......... johnston, james S. 20, 35, 66, 69, 79 jones, Beverly Lou ........ 35,, jones Edgar Wayne ............ 1 jones, Glenn Albert ,......,.... Orendorff, Louis ll ............ Daniel E. ........ . 45, ......23 23 81 81 ......24, 23' 47, jones, Phyllis ...................... jones, Rena ........................ jones, Rex Creighton .... 23, jones, Robert Allen ............ jones, Robert F. ........ ...,.. . jones, Manola Sue ,...... .. jones, Wilbur Loran ......,..... jones, William E. ............... . joyce junio , judith ..,. 22, 23, 29, l'S .............................. Kellogg, Norma jean Kellogg, Patricia j. Kemp, jerry ............ .... Kemp, Ann Mary ,.,...,........ Kerlin, Mr, Harlan ........,,.... Kimmel, Barbara Sue 35, 56 Kimmel, L. Eugene ,........... Kimmel, Troy Daryl ........... Kin Gene Q, -------------4---------- Kingsley, Phillip A...2O, 43, Kiphart, Charles Alfred ,.,... Kiphart, Don ..................... Kiphart, Richard Lee ......... Kirkwood, Gail L, ............ . Kirkwood, jacqueline Kay 3o,36, 57, 58,e1, Knoderer, Carol ...... 20, 43, Knox, john W. ,.....,...,....... . Kravis, Robert M ................ Kreischer, Dora May ........ Ladd, Donald ,.,......... Ladd. Taylor ...... 1 48, 22, 16, 80 54, 20, 83 83, Lake, Forrest .,.................... 23 1 1 1 36, Melton, Vernon Leon 37, 64, 77, Messner, Gloria ...,.........,, 22, Meyers, Sophia ......... .......,.. Michael, Earl ..............., ....... Michael, jerry ..,....,........ ....... Michael, Mr, Max R .....,. ....... Miller, Allen Phillip Miller, Patty ........,.,.,............... Miller, Ruth Evelyn 23, 37, 54, 66, 70, 79, 81, Miniear, Dick .......................... Mitchell, Barbara jean .....,........ Mitchell, Doris ........... Mitchell, Raymond ..... Mixed Chorus ............. Modlin, Mr, William ,.....,. Monroe, janet Louise ,..... Monroe, Leon ........,.... ............. Monroe, Robert Allen .............. Montgomery, Roberta jean ........ Moorman, Donna ......,............. Moorman, Edward ..,....... Moorman, Erma E, ...... . Morrical, Lee Arthur ...... Lake, janice Eileen ........ 20, 22, 44, Lambiotte, Martha ,................. 23 Lamotte, Gerald ......,...,........... 47, Landaker, Virginia ,.,........,.......Y 23, Landis, Patricia j. .................... 23, Langdon, Donald E ......... 43, 64, 74, Langdon, Richard 44, 64, 67, 71 79 Lanning, Bill ................................ Lanning, Miss jean ....... .......... Larmore, Nina Mae ,..... ....,, 2 3 Larmore, Veda ............ ...... 2 2, Latham, jean Marie ....... .......... Lechien, Richard ........ ......... 4 4 Leffler, Carrol ......... .....,.......... Lehman, Barbara ....,........... 22, 44, Leist, Franklin ......... ................ Lennon, Max ,.,..,.............. 43 54 Lennon, Terry Philip .......... 43 52, Leslie Charles 19, 20, 43, 75, 79, 83 85 Lewis, Miss Lelia .....,........,........... Lewis, john .................................. Lex, Lou Patricia ..... .............. 2 3 Lightle, Charles F. .................... 23 Lightle, Tom ................ 44, 66 71 Linder, Monta janet .,................ 23, Liniger, Robert George .... 1, 14 37 Linn, Christina Louise ..,....,,.,,,. 44 1 Morrical, Mary ..,................... Morrical, Wayne .,.... ....... 4 4 , Morris, Hope ....,.,........ ........ jackie Lee .......... Morris, Leigh Edward .,.... Morris, Phyllis .,........... Mosure, judith ........ Murray, Byron L .,......... Myers, Mr. Harry .............. Myers, Mr. Lawrence ........ Myers, Marilyn ............ 16 Myers, M, Sue .................. Myers Robert .,..... ..... Myersj Sarah joan ..,. Nature Study Club ......,... Needler, Carolyn ...,...,.. 23 Needler, Marilyn .,.. 20, 23 Nesbit, Miss Esther ........ 16 Newberry, Peggy Lou .... 23 Nicely, Donna Belle .......... Norris, Theresa 15, 22, 28, 47 Norton, joseph ................ Norton, Lee ...................... Norton, Robert ................ Nottingham, Merrill W. 44, 52, O'Connell, Eleanor Karleen O'Connell, Fred Leon ........ O'Connell, Patrick C ........... Linn, Velma .............,.,... ...... 2 3 Long, Richard George . .... ...... 4 7 Long, Robert Eugene ....... ...,.. 4 7 Lord, jim ..........,..,........ ...... 4 7 Lord, Sara jo ................ ......... 2 2, Love, Margaret ..........,............. 23, Lucas, Ronald Eugene .................... Lurtey, Mr. james .............. 27, 29, Lynch, Alyce ,,,,....,,.,.. ,...,.,,,,., 2 2 Lysinger, james ............................ Lysinger, Norma jean ........ 23, 43, McCaffrey, Gloria Ann .............. 23, McClain, james Leland ........ 20, 43 McClain, Patricia Ann .............. 22, McClellan, Clayton D. ................. . McClellan, Dorothy Gayle ........ 23 McCollum, Louis ................ ....... McCollum, Wanda Lu ................ 20, McConnaughey, Edna Ann ........ 47 McConnaughey, jane ................ 44, McConnaughey, Hal David 29, 43, 54, 64 McCrum, Thomas Charles ........., 23 McDaniel, Dennis j. 44, 53, 66, 71, McDermitt, Monna Dee ............ 22, McDermot, Don R. .................. 48 McDonald, Earnest ...................... McDonald, Ralph C. ............ 23, 48, McDonald, Zola ............................ McGeath, Kenneth D. ........ 20 36, McGriff, Barbara jean ..............,... McGriff, William .......... ...... 4 7 McKinley, Donald L. McKinley, Barbara ...... McKinley, Fred .....,. McKinley, Glenora McMichael, David ...... McVicker, john K. .... Maddox, Barbara ......,......... Maddox, Margaret Ann ...... Maddox, Roberta lean ........ Mahorney, Anne Elizabeth 22, Mahorney, David Bruce 14, 30, 31, 68, 77, 79, Malott, Franklin jr ............... 36, 81 22 22, U23 43 29, 1 79, 25, 50, 61, ,83, Osborn Pauline ........ .. Osbornj Ruby Ellen .. Oswalt, Oswalt, Oswalt, Frances Mae ...... Sandra ........... Oswalt, Ann Shirley ..... Oswa I t, Wilford ................ Overmyer, Ruth A. ........ . Overmyer, Sylvia Lee Parker, 1 5, 20 Duane .................. Parks, Dan .................. Parks, Milton .......... . Patterson, Mr. Pat ........,... Pearson, Mr. Walter ..,... 19 Perry, Donald .........,........ Perry, janice .....,.............. Perry, Kenneth Arden ...... Perry, William E, .... 43, 64 Personalities .... 30, 42, 45 Peterson, Mari jo .............. Pickering, Dick Allen ........ 1 1 Markin, Betty llene ............ 16, 36 Markin, Ellen L. .......... ,.... . .44, 52 Martin, L, Samuel, jr ................. 19 Martindale, Frances ....... ........ 2 2 May, Betty LOU ............ Pierson, Dean Gerald ....... . Pierson Pierson Pierson , Donald .......... , Gale ............ , Mary ..... Plays .............. 36 47 47 22 44 53 66 19 25 22 47 43 23 68 46 43 44 83 58 51 51 51 29 51 48 84 44 51 36 48 23 27 51 71 51 44 44 48 51 23 23 85 47 51 83 36 48 43 28 31 84 51 53 47 53 70 54 28 84 47 70 51 23 48 85 43 51 51 50 48 51 85 37 48 51 47 84 56 51 71 79 28 71 48 47 23 79 50 84 68 71 48 71 51 89 Yell Leaders .,,.....,.. ...,,.. Thomas, Wanda Bell -,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Poulson, jerry .................... Powell, joe Duane .... 44, 59, Powers, Mary Ellen .............. Price, Kathleen A. ............. . Price, Loretta ....... ....... Price, William .................... Prom ................................ Pursifull, Bonnie Lee 37, 52, Pursifull, Donald Wayne ...... Pursley, Martha jeannette Pruden, Marion ........,...,..... Quill and Scroll .....,.. Rabbitt, Andre .................. Rawlings, Ruth..3l, 38, 83, Ravaux, jeanne..23, 29, 43, Rea, Madelyn ...............,... . Rea, Lloyd Richard .............. Rea, Shirley .,............ .. Reading, Margaret .............. Redding, LaDonna jean ,....... Reidy, Richard ............. .... Retro Staff ,............. .......... Rhodes, Greta june ............ Rice, Doris .............. ....... Rice, john .......................... Richardson, Norma ............ Richards, Ronnie .......... 12, Rinker, Dean Harold ........., Rinker, Howard Eugene ...... Rinker, Ray .,...................... Robbins, Eddie 23, 43, 64, 69, Robbins, Nancy Colleen ...... Robbins, Peggy .....,............ Roberts, Ruthalene Hazel .... Robertson, William ,,,.,.,,.... Roderick, Shirley ................ Roe, Ga ry ................ .......... Rogers, Barbara Anne .......... Rouse, Gloria Ann .... 39, 81, Rouse eanne Marie .......... , l Rouse, joe .......................... Rouse john .........,........ Roush, Mary Margaret ........ Royal, Connie Mae ............ Royal, Ruth ........................ Rumbaugh, Donna Marie .... Runkle, Charles ,.,..........,.... Runkle, Roslee Marie .... 22, Runyon, jim D. ............ 43, Runyon, Peggy .................. Santilli, james A. ...,.......,.,. . Sapp, William .................... Schaefer, Miss Margaret ...... Scheidler, Robert L ....... 14, 31, 38, 60, 64, 79, 81 , 83, 85 Schermerhorn, Eddie ................ Schermerhorn, john ,..... School Life ........................ Schorey, james Rex..4l, 81 , Schuller, Wanda Lee 43, Schultz, Madonna Rose.. , Schwaner, Fredrick ............ Schwaner, Marillyn 9, 20, 22, 43, Schwartzkopf, Bill .............. Schwartzko f Don ........ D , -,-- Scott, George Emerson ,... Scott, Patricia Bridget ....... Scott, jerry Dean ................ Scott, Thomas Owen ,......... Secrest, Ruth .......... ....... Seniors ................. ............. Seventh Grade ....... ...,....v....... Shady, Anna ......,..,,........... Shady, Doris llene ........ 38, Shady, Patty ...,.................. Shatto, Allen Kent ........ 39, Shatto, Donna Darlene ........ Shaw, jeannine Ann ............ Shaw, jerry Dee .................. Shaw, jill .................... 14, Shoults, Gloria Lee .............. Shrack, Carolyn joyce 1, l4,39, 79, 81, 83, Shrack, jeanne Ann ............ Shrock, Madonna jean ........ Sills, Fredrick .................... Sills, Dale A. ..................... . Sills, Sherman .................... Simmerman, Donna Sue ...... Sims, Margaret jane ....... Sims, Marjorie ,................... Sinclair, Allan .,.................. Sinclair, Gary Lee ..,....... 48, Sinclair, jack .....,...................... Slater, Alta ..........,...........,, 22, Slater, Rhoda ...............,. ,, ........ Smith, Alberta Lee..2O, 25, 29, Smith, Barbara Esther .............. Smith, Bill Franklin ..,.............,. Smith, Donald Richard ...........,.. Smith, Francis 19, 43, 64, 67, Smith, jack Eugene ..........,....... Smith, janet Lea ......... ............ Smith, Phillip , .,...,................... . Smith, Thomas ........................ Snell, Nancy Ann .......... 20, 47, Snell, Robert Byron..2O, 29, 50, Snider, janice .,.,.......... 22, 23, Snider, Nancy Sue ........ 39, 84, Snyder, Bonnie Lois ......,.....,...,. Snyder, Donald ......... .....,...... Snyder, judith ....,... Snyder, jerry ,.,...,..................... Snyder, Max .....,.....,.,.............. Sorensen, james Neal .... 43, 58, Sophomores ............................ Sparks, Glenna jean ........ Sparks, john ............. ...... Sparks, Mary ................ ..,... Sparks, Ruby Carolyn ,,..,........... Sparks, Sharon .......................... Senior Officers and Sponsors ...... Stanley, Delores Ann .,..-..,,...,, Stanley, Thomas ,..,..,.......... Stegall, jacqueline jean .......... Stiffler, Lois Ann .......... 23, 44, Stone, Carolyn ..........,......,,. 20, Stone, Martha ...,. ....,-..,, Townsend, Earl Dee ...... 43, 54, 64, 69 Townsend, George ............. Townsend, joanna ............. Townsend, Nellie Mae ,...... Townsend, Ray ................. Track Team ..................... Tucker, Doris Ann..41, 57, Tucker, Neil Richard ......... Tucker, Norma .......,........, Tudor, Billy ........,.............. Tudor, Patricia joan ......... Uggen, Phyllis Ann ....... . Uptegratt, Ronald ...... . Uptgraft, David ....... . Uptgraft, Kent .......... . Van Gordon, Charles ......... Van Gordon, Crystal ........... Van Gordon, Harold ...... 12, Van Horn, Donald ........,..,. Van Horn, Doris Loraine 23, Van Horn, janet ............... Wallace, Mrs. Virginia .,..... Wallace, Walter Murry ..... Wallace, Wendell jean ....... Walton, jack .,............... . Ward, Rebecca Louise ....... Ward, Ruth Mary ............. Warner, Mr. Floyd ...... .... Warner, Ralph ............ . Warren, Ada Mae ...... Warren, Roxie .....,,.. .....,. Weaver, Eugene ............... Weaver, Lovalee ............... Weeks, Mr. Claude ........ 28, Welsh, Richard ....,......,..... Wentz, Aneta ................... Wentz, james Robert ,,,, 44, Wert, james .....,.....,..,...... Whitaker, Mary jo ,,.,,........ Whitaker, Pauline ............. Whitesell, jackie Lee ......... Wikel, jean Ann ............... Wilcoxon, Bill 30, 40, 52, 54, Wilcoxon, Doris Anne ....... Williams, Beverly ............. Williams, Bill ......,........,,,, Williams, Carolyn Sue ,...... Williams, Eugene ....,........ Williams, Marilynn 41, 54, Williamson, Mrs. Marion ..... Willman, Bryce ....,, 20,23, 52, 16 Stone, William ,...., ,.,.,,,.,,., Strine, Asa LeRoy .,.,.,,..,...,.,..,, Strine, Connie june ...,.. 16, 23, Strine, Donnie Gene .,.,.,..,...,,,.,, Strine, john Allen .,.,. ....., Strine, Robert ..,....,.,........,. Stroble, Barbara .....,,..,.. 23, Stroud, Bill ........................ Student Council ................ Student Managers ..65, 69, Stump, Morris Eugene ........ Stump, Sue Ann ................ Sullivan, Catherine Anne 25, 30, 40, 54, 79, Sullivan, Margaret Ann ...... Sullivan, Paul 40, 68, 77, 79, Sumwalt, Barbara ............., Sumwalt, Harriett ........,..... Sumwalt, Mildred ........... Tatman, Charles Morris ......,.. Taylor, Mr. William A ........, Te rhune, Dean .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,-,- Thomas, Bill ..................,,,...,,., Thomas, jerry ........,.,,,.,...,,,,,,,, Thomas, Nancy Ann .....,.. 9, Thornbur h Mr Albert ........ Q , . Tobey, Carole Sue .,.. 23, 43, Tomlinson, jimmy ,.,,.,.,,,.,,...,,.. Townsend, Carol Sue ,,,,....,,,,,,,, Townsend, Connie .,.,,....,.,,, 41 , Willman , Dolly ,.......,,..,,,, Willman, Donald E. ......,... . Vtfillman, Donald E, lSr.l 41 , 54, 60, 74, Wlillman, Miss Martha ....... Willmann, Eldon .,......,..,,,, Willmann, janet Naomi ..... 1Nillmann, Leland ........ 41, Willmann, Leta Alice 43, 52, Willmann, Norman ........... Wilson, Ronald ..............,.. Wimmer, Geraldine ..--....... Wimmer, Patricia Anne ..... Winder, Nadine Ann ,........ Winder, Thomas ...,..,......,. Winder, Ronny ....... .... Wine, Amos ........... . Wine, Richard Lee ............. Wishon, Glenn ,.,..........,,.. Woolard, Howard Leroy ...,. Woolard, Ronald Eugene ..,,. Wright, Robert Paul ....., 47, Yencer, Yencer, Henry ................., Patty Ann ...... Younts, Mary jane ...... Ziegler, Ziegler, Robert ....... ...... Shirley ....... 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