Hartford City High School - Retro Yearbook (Hartford City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1953 volume:

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Officers and Sponsors- li ' 'C f :'ilUg I Juniors-Sophomores - - T no Q' Freshmen - Eighth ' Grade - Seventh Grade -Administration. BRIGHT HOURS ee- vt.- C 32-57 Faculty - Janitors -- Classroom Scenes - Band - Glee Clubs - Chorus - Student Council -- Dramatics Club - French Club -Latin Club - Nature Study Club - Jolly Boys - Hi-Y - Y-Teens - Inkspot -Retro. BRIGHT MOMENTS are be S58-91 Football - Basketball: Varsity, Tourneys, Frosh, Junior High, Yell Leaders, Pups- ' Noon League - Pep Club - H-Club - Track - Baseball - Awards - School Life -Plays - Prom - Mrs. XVallace. 1,- T Page I ' A, gg, BRIGHT YEARS A year is 365 days to most people-but not to a 12- 1 8-year-old person who attends school. To him a year is nine months minus Sundays and holidays. Six of these periods must pass-summer vacations don't count, you know-before a shy, green seventh grader advances to a blase, dignified senior, who, donning his cap and gown, receives the coveted diploma. In these next pages the staff has assembled these year-classified students who this May are taking another step toward the world outside. 1. A--na 1---V :-'---H-:ff- Rl l4 'If'x ' In ,N 'f ffii R1 N X N! KNPRI l':: A1 x-'.:.H:-1071. Nxiurc Siudx. VU' x 1'-LX-l.X'1K ROX 'x11'1il XRFLX-Kll Ik-.2-1 l':.-1-'Q Nuff. XXX llff xM1'H ,XRIHLK Rl I' U.. 4' .1 x .nb-1 lrurnh k1ul'.Trc,h.: I--k.-.X Cl Haro. Orgg:ti71ri1-:mx YJ.: Y- ' - X... Eff l.,a.f.r: NJ? Un, x -ri R.: TIN'.,x...i,1UY A 'fl .t . .N JX 'JRRY VXRIIYIA XL'lT xf.-.. fi. Xgt-r, Stub. Pip flubv - -- L- x '..E-, Txp: H1-turx' K-Iulu fw-L' 1. l ' IJ., lltin Lrlulf. . 5,171 lint-wr-1:1-.lfxyfi Stud. - ' . M. '-i ni k Ei- rm: Y-Tccrv: IW x .Z .IXX1--mfg IYXR XYxnnur3 R ,Z x ck-Tun. .Kc icq.: Pu- . :xi N- Nw, xurx: Ycll ' . '4 Qqucn .Kttcnil K' s. k,:.fd.xtg: UrumN wr' ' FQHNN'-. Y-KRIR ,, PE ff r'-, Yjtum iiudx. Pup , ' 3 '.fuLfl11.rux: .'Kll!- ' 'Z-TL:-. Wkff Io.,1JLr.N.h.-.-I ,.,.! .ul ,L F. '4 , g,,A ' ' NE'uI1Il'! KXPVTT ' '.'.i IT F: ' I.t'. Yziurs I-1' '1-'I1,'f, flu ,Jy ff' '.?F'.E3FP.li' .VAII ' .' I' n ' .1 H 'I ' I-1.-,1 f'f!'1' 'I .f SHIRLEY BOXELL blur Club: Pup Club: Y-Turns. JOE BROWN Baseball: Football: H-Club: N-sun League: Dramatics Club, Trcas.: Hi-Y, Sgtfat-arms: Kidx' Day, Surwyur: jully Boys. GLORGL CLINE Baseball: Basketball: Football: I'I-Club: Hi-Y: Mixed Clmrus: Noun Luaguc: A Little H0nc5 ': Kids' Day, Councilman CAROLYN CO.-XTS Dramatics. Lnlw, His:-ary, Nature Studi' Clubs: Band, Typist: Inliipnt, Circula- tion Nlanagcrq Latin Club, Svc.: Rum, Copy Ed.: Y-Teens. ELNORA MAXINIQ COOK French Club: Glu: Club: Pep Club: Y- Tecns: Tri-Kappa Art Award. NIANOLA SUIT IIONPSI COONS Glcc Club: Pup Club: Student Cuuntil, DORIS IRI-CNE CORIVIIIR Glut' Club: Pup Club: Y-Tfcns. RAYMOND R, CVRONIN. IR. Ilaskutballg Glue, I'luxt-in. Nalurc Studi Clubs: Irrcnclm llub. Y. I'rcs.g Inltsptvt. Sports LJ.: Noun Lcagucg Rctru, Spi-tts Fd. PAULINF DAVID Liles Club. IAXICI' C. DAVIS LEM t lub: Il-p t lub. ,II um' turns Iiasltt-tlvall: It-vtball: 'Iraglu II Qltili. kvlcv: Klub: Ili-N: N-mn Icagur: Ntutl, Kmmcll: Kids' Ilax, XY.lIvr XX.-rln Supl. Cn. Aswswr: I'rusl1 I'rvs. ,intl l'trt.-nalizx ROIII'R'I' I. Ill NIUN l'r.islu:tb.illg III-Y: Huis' ITM. Pt-litttnai Pllgt' tl: V171 I-,l ,L - - - -U-. -,,,. ...- Rvrm'n1lu'r H'llt'll Il 1' u'c'r'e ,IFRRY JOSEPH DARDINE JOE DODDS Basketball: Football: H Club: Noon League: Track: Student Manager. RAY DODDS Baseball: Football: H Club: Noon League: Kids' Day, Sheriff. w11lm11lui'4'sP WH- 511056 BARBARA JOAN ELLIOTT Glee Club: Nature Study Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens: Third, NVCTU Poster Contest. ROBERT D, ELLIOTT Hi-Y: Inltspot, Linotype Operator: Swimming Club. DELLA KAY EVILSIZER Band: History, Latin, Nature Study Clubs: Dramatics Club, Sec.: A Little Honey : Retro, Faculty Ed.: Y-Teens: Girls' State. vlan rings, l7t'l'tlllll' DONNA PAYE FENNER Glee Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens. NORMA R. GARDNER Glee Club: History Club: Nature Study Club: Pep Club. Pres., V. Pres.: Retro, Class Edzg Y-Teens, Asst. Sec., Asst. Treas.: Kids' Day, Deputy Auditor: Of- fice Sec.: Prom Queen Attend.: Valentine Queen. MARGARET ANN GILLAND QSULLIVANJ Glee Club: Secretary of Freshman class: Y-Teens. lflf, fIlUff71lHfill-t'l7dlIlf7,S. . . ELEANOR MARTHA GOSSELINK Glee Club: lnkspot: Nature Study Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens. IELIZABETH ANN HAHN Glee Club: History Club: Inltspot: Pep Club: Y-Teens. FAITH ANN HILE Band, Licut.: History Club: Mixed Chorus: lnksput, Bus. Mgr.: Nature Study Club, Treas.: A Little Honey : Retro, llus. Mgr.: Stud. Council: Y- Teens, V. Pres. IWQQ4 '. ll rn' illllhlfwf In ROBERT HINES Track: Football: H Club: Noon League, RICHARD L. HIRONS Student Council. HAROLD EUGENE HlSliR Football: French Club: Noon League, Capt.: Hi4Y, V. Pres.: History Club, Pres.: Nature Study Club, Pres.: A Little Honey : Retro, Sports Ed.: Stu- dent Council, V. Pres.. Pres.: Frosh V. Pres.: Soph. Pres.: jr. V. Pres.: Sr. Pres.: Kids' Day, Mayor: Drums of Death. VIIHIH Ill t llllli' . .. CAROL SUE HOFFMAN Glce Club: Latin Club: Pep Club. NAOMI RUTH HOOVIZR Mixed Choruv: Pep Club: Student Council: Freshman President. DOROTHY LORRAINE ISENHART Glec Club: Sophomore Secretary-Trcav urcr. tIIz'tlHIIllQ of ui xl Xt'tH', ROBERT F. JONES Basketball: Football: H Club: Hi-Y: Noon League: Kids' Day Otlieial: lnk- spot. Printing Staff. ,IIQRRY FRANCIS KFMP Noon League. SHIRLEY C. KIMBLE Spanish Club: Mixed Chorus: Pep Club: Y-Teens. sI'1l,,lllll,l'YlU1. GICRALD LJMOTTE Baseball: Basketball: H Llub: Hi-Y: luk- spot: Noon League. EDNA CAROLE LFFFLFR Glee Club: Nature Study Club. VELMA .IUNF LINN Glee Club: Pep Club: Retro, Cn-I'lmm, Ed.: Y-Teens: Athletic Otlice, See.: Prom Queen: Honorable mention, WCTL' Pm- ter Contest.. R, nu. vvlfwr' u fn Pi n 1' SARA .IO l0RD Band: GRY. lllNl0l'!'. Latin. Nature Studs. Pep Club: Ink-pot. Caruxmist: Xhuxi Choruf. Reply' Sec.: A Little: l'l.v:4x ': Raw. Art Fd: Y-Tccns. Asst. T:-ut.: S-ph. Treat.: Sr. Trans.: Pumpkin Qu.-rn k a:x.lx.i.1!r: Prom Queen Attlcnd.: IH-ppt Pu-ur XYmncr: Rid? Day. Clark: kia-l 1-T102 Drum: uf Uc.ztl1 : Track Qumrt. F-l.XRG.XRI'T -l,XNlf IOYI Lifsc L lub: Y-Tocns. kvl0Rl.X ANSI' VQCAFFREY Gln Club: Pop Club: Y-Team. n.v.lm11'fvx.'llf LOL'Ii .x. X1qCOLLL'M 11:11.11 Xluxctl klwrui. ll'5N.X X1:CONXAL'GHEY t-fvr.H:t::1rx . Nnurc Study. Pep Clubs: l7:cv1:lx Cub. ics.: lnktpot. Fcnturcw Ed.: Rczr.-. I :turzrx Kd.: Y-Tccns: Drums of Drxtltf' Blll '-luvlillfl' I-nip H:-Y: Lnin Club: Student Coun- 4.I, hz.:-' lin. Cuuncllnman. fvvmflu 4.1 ffm flltll. lil l'l Fllf IK lil Wfklxl Kl:KlNl.EY N .'-.021 l 'JQYI Y l1'liN r-.. '.1J.'lf',Kl',R f.a'J .ll1rtl.Ilffurx . li? Y H INF! I If-. l,'xl4,l'lN :4.,r . H' VE I1 '.'ffF'PlS '- Af' ' ' if ' '. 'lil' Vtp f lull, f ' 1 'fly lr P S f1'- ' 'V I'-ly: fflnn 7 lulmg lf ' 'V l f': lrl VH, NL-1.-. li f I 4'.r, f I-ill. fl In P- fl qu lll. ffxrl' va' ' Pun Sf'-' P. f'.rl'1, : ln' ' 1 'l fr. Ir. l'cr'wn- a' ' 1 'wf Dari, Pflgf ffnfrlrcn f +A 'Q' 13'- Q-nnnlfm 'SV' 5 -',, mmf 1,411 1 X - X-.LW Y iJJ.'i',f' .,,,l Vi, 25 T ca? in up-., 1... i 3 ROBILKT E. MYERS Hi-Y: Nature Study Club. CAROLYN JEANNIZ NEFDLER Band: Glue Club: History Club: Stud, Council: Nature Study Club: Y-Ttvns, Chaplain: Yell Lender: Prom Quccn Attend. MARILYN NIEANNIL NEIQDLER Band: Cvlcc Club: Hixtury Club: Nature Study Club: Rctru, Asst. Art lid.: Y- Tccm: Rotary Speech Contest. DONNA NICELY Glcc Club: Yflnvscns. THIQRESA T. NORRIS Glue. H, Pep Clubs: lirunch Club, Sec.: Histury Club, Sec.: Inkspot, Circula- tion :ind Ncws: Latin Club, Sec.: Na- tura: Study Club, Svc.: Rctru, Cu-Photo. lid., Stud. Council, Sec.: Yffccns. Trcns.: Yell Leader: Frush, Suph, and jr. Trcas.: Kids' Day, Rucordur: Snpli. Pursonalityg Valentine Queen: Lcd Sun- iun Graduation, l9Y1. NVILFORD OSXYALT Inkspot Printing Prusauun. SYLVIA Llili OYERNIYER Band, Licut.: Histnry Club: Nature Study Club. Rcpnrtcr: Pep Llub: A Littlc Huncyu: Rctm, Sr. I-d.: Stud. Council: Y-Tccnsg jr. Sec.: liidx' D.iy. Deputy Clurlt: Lcd Scnitirt bratluntitmn Nil: Drumx uf Dc.1tli. ,l.'XNllilf lil :UNE Pl RRY Lilcu Club: Supt. Otiicu, Sue.: birl Ad- visor. jr. Clan: Stud. Council. Sec.: GAA. -IITRRY l'OL'I SON I'i.w:b.ill: lS,ukctb.ill: litintlxillg ll Club, H-Y: lnxlvput, Printing: Noun Lcnguc. L.tpt.un: Kid! Day, Lnungilitun. MARY lfll IVN l'OXYl' Ri iilcc Club: Pup K lub: YATi:cnNg Yell I cadcr. DONAI D PL'RSll5L'LL l5.1xlwtb.ill1 lfnutlmllg ll Club: lnlvpot, Printing: NOUl1Ll'Jt1UU1 Ili-Y. Ngt.f.1t- Arins: Track: Kult' D.iy, Couiicilnun, lilCI'l.NRD Klixxllll RITIDY Fnotlull: Ili-Y: History Club, Trcxs.: Noon Langue: Rctru, Pl1otugr.iplicr: Tuck: Kidx' 15.15. Slicrirfg Drums ul Dcatlif' Page fifteen ryfyr :,.yhr yi Rvrrzvrfzlm' u'lu'n uv' GRETA JUNE RHODES French Club, Glee Club, History Club, Inkspot, Nature Study Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens. HAROLD DEAN RINKER Hi-Y, Inkspot, Printing, P. A, System Operator. CLARE RAY RINKER Illfftl in 11 work WILLIAM SAPP Basketball, H Club, Hi-Y, Nature Study Club, Track. JOHN CLARK SCI-IERMERHORN Dramatics Club, Football, Hi-Y, Latin Club, Noon League, French Club, Pres., Nature Study Club, V. Pres., Boys' State, Kids' Day, Attorney, P. A. System Operator, Jolly Boys President, Drums of Death. DONALD EUGENE SCHWARZKOPF Hi-Y, Inkspot, Printing. fm'siJi'l1fial i'l1'f'lio11 RUTH ELIZABETH SECREST Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Nature Study Club, Y-Teens, Yell Leader, Kids' Day, Deputy Recorder. PATRICIA LOU SHADY Glee Club, Pep Club. MARGARET JANE SIMS Glce Club, Pep Club. wuz llionglv 1nnff'raga'P GARY L. SINCLAIR Basketball, Football, Noon League, Student Council, Frosh Pres., Inkspot, Printing. PHILLIP H. SMITH Band, History Club, Latin Club, Mixed Chorus, Noon League, Stud. Council, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Inkspot, Photographer, A Little Honey , Retro, Photographer, Kids' Day, Judge, Drums of Death. BILL F. SMITH Hi-Y, Nature Study Club, High Retro Salesman. DICK SMITH Basketball: Hi-Y: Noon League, Captain. THOMAS EUGENE SMITH Basketball: H Club: Hi-Y, Cb.ipl:iin: Retro. Sports Editor: Valentine King. NANCY ANN SNELL Band: Glee Club: H Club: History Club: Latin Club: Mixed Chorus: Na- ture Study Club: A Little Honeyn: Y-Teens: Yell Leader: Prom Queen At- tend.: Halloween Queen: Drums of Death. JOHN SPARKS Inkspot, Printing. DELORES ANN STANLEY Glue Club: Pep Club. CAROLYN SUE STONE Band: French Club: Glee Club: Inkspot: Pep Club: Y-Teens. HARRIET SUXIXVALT Glee Club: Pep Club. CAROL ANN TOXVNSEND Glec Club: French Club: Latin Club: Pep Club: Y-Teens. RICHARD NEIL TUCKFR Baseball: Basketball: Football: H Club: Hi-Y: Mixed Clmrus: Stud. Council: French Club. Treas.: Kids' Day. Sur- veyor. PATRICIA IOAN TUDOR Glec Club: Y-Teens, President: Kids' Day, Court Reporter: Track Queen. JANET M. VAN HORN Glee Club: Pep Club. ADA MAE XVARREN 7 in gi' sri 1 ,,1. f 'ax fr-,1 1.2 7 -IAMES DONALD NVERT Band: Hi-Y: History Club: Nature Study Club: Noon League: Student Council. DOLLY XVILLMAN Glam Club: Nature Study Club: Pep Club: Latin Club: Pres.: Retro, Asst. Bus. Mgr.: Y-Teens, Chaplain, Asst. Sec. ELDON LEON NVILLMANN Basketball: H Club: Hi-Y: Nature Study Club: Noon League: Inkspot, Linotype Operator: Sr. V. Pres.: Kids' Day, Councilman, Policeman. BRYCE KENNETH WILLMAN Band: Latin Club: Mixed Chorus: Noon League, Captain: Hi-Y, Pres.: Inkspot, Sports Ed.: A Little Honey : Retro, Asst. Ed.: Kids' Day, Prose- CULOF. RONALD EDWARD WINDER Baseball: Football: H Club: Hi-Y: Inkspot, Lino- type Operator: Retro: Kids' Day, Policeman. ROBERT P. WRIGHT Basketball: Football: H Club: Hi-Y: Inkspot, Linotype Operator: Track: Jr. Pres.: Three Letter Man, two years. HENRY NEWMAN YENCER. JR. Baseball: Basketball: Football: H Club: Stud. Council: Hi-Y, Treas.: lnkspot, Floor Compositor: Kids' Day, Chief of Police, Councilman: Valentine King: Soph. V. Pres.: jr., Personality. SHIRLEY L. ZIEGLER Glee Club: Pep Club. Turmng luck ll1ul1,1uJN4vflxmu11-'-VI-'iIl,KHNL,xri the fruhnmm clgw Ihr-:ugh rin' fuur uxrx. ,mn Htiigur- klcrrv Ihvn. prwudcnl: H,1r1.ld Huw. uc:-prundcxuzg Nhrgarcl Sulllmm. wucmrxz ,md 'Unruw Xnrrv. lfC.lXUfUf, Tr.1JuLmnJl clmmnrzg -rf 4.l.1w rmgw wgcuplud mln time of wplwnwru cxccuuvu Hxmld Huw. prwlduu: Henry Yunccr. xicu-pruidunt: Mm ,lu I1-rd. mun- mryq and Thurm.1 X-vrrls, Irumurcr. Lcd bv pruxy' Huh XYrigl1rg nga-prundmr. Ilnr-Lid Hnwrg NCCX'L'l.ll'X. Sylxin Oxurmxur: .md Lmnxuur. Then-xg Nurrlx, ilu' ium-in xxnlm .X lmlt ll-mu wcrc un the rmlrmcy-n1.1kux1q Lmul u- rlmf uxwmi ,muu.xW all-might tutxxni, wlwxch pr-wud .1 hiring klumn LU L1ndcrcll.xK Ball, Qamplc lull-vring 1-4-r flcclwm -rf 'W gnu -luJLvvu pmclxcal lvwwlcduc. Sum-+r Lhxut lmquuu H.1r+-Hi Hnscr, Yxcc-l'rL-sxduvu Ild-nw NX ullm.mu, Nugl'u.11'x lMHx XX'xllm,1n. .md ,I-FCINLIFLF Sam slw I-nd lud ilu Jxw In Kht flxlul bug rwnnlulxl, Um. fwlfur Ddrmlx .mf XI' I, l'. Uxnrx. Hum: Xlmfffmn, Mnfx .nr .1ff,'1w- :HQ .fmx fvyfff'.'m1f, Nffrfw l'mwl.f.fJl II.wff.l Hmr, .fr1v:f.'., fm Kf 1.'Xlf'J,w-.' H, 11-f f f W 1' Xl flfrfmrl, um.l.1'xg .1f1.f Mm lf: lfml, lffwifnv. 1 1-F Juniors Give cn Play ' 'A -S' 05 - ' Q. A -, 'L N-3' ge f' I X X-x , , A ',-. r- .cr ' fy if 5 . -' ' ' 9 . A,- - -1 I A .-' as IL bi- 5 . A -. .f . i W -gi . X ,. 4 .-2 1 .a Q 44 . k!9H'7 .-4 l 1' 1 ,Y 1 ., . 1 y , X . .f ii 'a c ev 4 -as ,rr 1' ' as , a' ' 4 'AE f- .- c' 2 - 'z cz' , fr ' fu 4. f gk., ., - X -- ' 135' 4 l.. r A' 1 r 1 I 1 I l ,-H K-7 Ti Xmlri-o,r1. wliirlq Amos, Iivclyn Arbucklc, Judy Bantz, Robert Bell, lil lhnrult. Ronnie Boots. ' . lc.,-.l.,l1. liillju lim-.'. Rollin Brown, Dean Burcbnrd, Elena Cnhuc, Betty fm gl ill. Sim Ciimplicll. V lffilarx f,imin.iu:gl1, Kuinlu Clunuy, liill Cline, Ruth Cobb, Louis r .4 V r. l 'Mr f,r..m r lfiln Crfiuw, lurry Crouse, .lim Davis, .Ioycc DuBois, Larry l lor'f,i1.ir1 1 l fwfi l'i i.i:'fl ffirr. Clicurlcx fflllnml, llcuy Grccn, Nolcnc Hamilron, limi, llfrlfiir. 'Xrnolfl llirtlcy. I O Cbrckjrig fouls lwrr are junior uf' firers, wlvilt' Mn' sponsors funk un. They un' Miss Clmrlullt' Miller imil Mr. Iunzes Lnrley, xpuumri: Lurr-i Fiflmf, Ivfraiifrlllq Iillilti llwuulilrif, l'in'-flri'xiJt'l1l: Rum! Iurlui, lrtut- urvrg and Ezvlyu flrlvlzrkl-', xrrrr- fury. ROW I: Fred Hofstetter, Jerry Hoshour, Alice Huddleston, Judy Hughes, Joan Hullinger, James Johnson. ROW 2: Rena Jones, Judy Joyce, Dora Kreischer, Donald Ladd, Taylor Ladd, Carol Lechien. ROW 3: John Lewis, James Lysinger, Shirley Martin, Samuel Martin, Frances Martindale, Patricia Miller. ROXV 4: XVanda Montgomery, Dorothy McClellan, Monna MeDermitt, Don Me- Dermot, Ralph McDonald, Glenora Me- Kinley. ROW 5: Louie Orendorff, Sandra Os- walt, Shirley Oswalt, Dan Parks, Donald Perry, Gale Pierson, Sue Ravaux. ROW 6: Rose Marie Reading, Eddie Schermerhorn, Doris Rice, Charles Run- kle, Barbara Rogers, John Rouse, Donna Simmerman. ROXV 7: Marilyn Simmons, Jeaninne Shaw, Jerry Snyder, Max Snyder, Sharon Sparks, James Speidel, Ted Stafford. ROW' S: John Stegall, Morris Stump, Barbara Sumwalt, Charles Tatman, Jim Tomlinson, Earl Twibell, Ruth Mary XY'ard. ROW 9: Ralph XVarner, Richard XY'elsl1, Janet XVillman, Ronald XY'ilson, Nadine W'inder, James NVoolard, Charles Yan Gordon. Not pictured: Donald Carr, Jack Cream- er, James Ford, Don Pierson, Robert Strine. .el , , v :T l E .0 1- 3 5 4 in ,QQ N ,159 X 4,12 1 Q- tl, :I , 9 , A 4, '4 x -: A . A l . 4 f L J In ff all , A f, 2 fn? Q 2 Q I 1-'. 4, 0 3 Y ' : ' 9 C' ' ,o fs. - I 1 'U - J: ' 'f V .4. it P J fl' 5 Q 1 , V 'Ji vc f' ivq Q ,Qi 1 if f Li. , aa. ll - Q 1 1. 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' 1' l1l.'lur. lI'lVlgL'X c..lllL1C, Inmcs Cain, Ilalnlic Cnnslcr, Philip Caldwell, f' f l 1 :l,7l1f lrr. 5 1r'1'wll Vail, 5 N, lulm f,ul1lv. Ink f.m1w.1y, Kcnnctlm floons, Conrad C0Opcr, ' .' .- gf f IlrIl.ll.l,llIlk'lf,l'LlI1lP. ' llfv l' fr , Im: lluliflie. Hun lllintl, C,.1!'Ull'I1 Iillirmtt, Kathryn lfclgcr, l' '-w'l.:'lfflunr'laull.1'.'l11Hx. 'U u. H, Im, llf,1'rr1,.n.Sl1.1rrm Huston. Rulwcrm lluncs, Rex Ilnncs, Larry 1 ng ml +Yl.f1n. ,ff Hunging the jmslrr for Hi-Y, Y- Teelz nlcnlfvvrxfyip ilrizm' ilu' Mu' inlrfwmorr officers anil xlmmurx. Tlujy are Bill SIi'iul1ruum'r, jrrvsi- ilrulg Solvbiu Mcyrri, swrvlixryg Vir- giniu Hisvr, Iruuilmwg Mr. Ifrinlfq Trulx, sponsor: Fri-il St'l7ll'nlllL'V, :irr- prrsiilvlzfg .mil Mr. Gi'nr,qv Bnlrun, ipumur. ROW I: Alyce Lynch, Kenneth Maddox, Anne Mahorney, Lin Martin, Sophia Meyers, Phil Miller. ROW Z: Ed Moorman, Jackie Morris, Sue Myers, Patty McClain, Clayton Mc- Clellan, Don McKinley. ROW 3: David McMichael, Howard XVoolard, joseph Norton, Fred O'Connell, Patrick O'Connell, Thelma Piercy. ROXV 4: Lyle Phipps, Judy Pugh, Aloe Rouse, Margaret Roush, Connie Royal, Rita Schmidt. ROW' 55 Ruth Ann Schuhmacher, Fred Schwaner, George Scott, Gloria Shoults, Carolyn Slentz, B.1rbar.1 Smith. ROW' 6: Sue Smith, Robert Snell, Bill Steinbrunner, John Strine, -lack Summers, Bill Thomas. ROW' 7: George Townsend, Bill Tudor, Don Twibell, Nvalter Nvallace, NVendell XV.1ll.1ce, Lovalee XY'eaver. ROW' S: Anita XVentz, Mary ,lo XY'l1it- aker, Beverly XVilkins, Nyla XY'illmann Gerrie Yfimmer, Patty Yencer. Not pictured: NY'illi.1m Brock, Doris Cox. Duane Parker. .1 s wif-QQJQ 4 .5 .- 1 I A C ' -Q11 'D . ' . ' if - wif . i A K N18 fx ...MK4 T ., 9 1-T P -iw, ' if . I ' ' C .' ' ., x fl' Ji Ragga hifi? T ,P n I :ill ,'i :ik I 4m 1 P. ' T Zi ij if 35 23' -1. . 1 la --fl 1 ' R' i fl I Y fy, . 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L I1 TALI Xlau. Irxnel Anderson, K.1ys.1 Anderson, jim Baker, Tommy Ball, Max 1 liund. Nlxf-. lionewnt. 'i I3mdllurj.p Ili:-pie lirnek, ,lim Iiuffcnbnrgcr, Judy Burchnrd, Arena Burn- 1 Horn -.-.f,,rlln. lun lSUI'llS'xk'0I'll'l, june If-utler. l. C,maler. Suu Carter, liill Clappcr, Rex Chaney, Rowenc Clnwson, lflullxfgl lhnicls. Xnncy llodds. IJ,.lGu:'. l'1.'4qj.' l.l.1m, Iionim Lmshwiller, Susan Iimshwiller, Mike Fadely, NUTITFA f,ldl.ury. Lugcne Gardner. - ' 'f,rn.,1 Hall, Iiielmrd Hamilton, Ruth Ann Hampton, Donald ,gif I l 1'.i, -1, s F' lp 'V f 1'.3. 7' ffrwz.. . ff IM: llerwfrzelq. lumn f 1'.3. K3 lime, lluflclletlzr.. i l'l.gl,art, lkgzjr Io l'i1l',. Img, ' , . , 4 , y,,1f Xnn llnffnun, Carol Hollis. KYB' Hulsun, Sarah lrclnn, Loren jones, Ann Kellogg, lun Kimmel. O Puilhlg flat' fmllvlin for ilu' zzwk uri' fn'rlnm'u ujfin-rs: Rm f'fv.n1i'a, 1'in'-1rri'siili'f1t: .-lllcu I..iu,qil-vu, pru- iilunlg flllll Kullogg, fVi'il.Xllf1'VQ inn! Ruyruwnl Cline, XA'L'7'i'filV-1. Mr. Floarl W'umi'r inn! Mm Mulfrl lfuv, spwiiors. okay flu' 1vruri'ilun'. ROW 1: Jim Knox, John Knox, Robert Knox, Allen Langdon, Lilah Lehman, Linda Lehman. ROW' 2: Jeanne Lipp, Don Long, Jack Magers, Anne Markin, Priscilla Martin, Sharon Martin. ROW 5: Jerry Michael, Nancy Michael, Diane Monroe, Janet Monroe, Robert Monroe. Roger Montgomery. ROW' 4: Erma Moorman, Sharon Mosure, Danny McCaffery, Judy McClellan, Judith McCombs, Rosylea Norton. ROW' 5: Ann Perry, Kenny Perry, Joyce Phipps, Rita Rathbun, Madelyn Rea, Peter Redmond, Robert Reid. ROW' 6: Jesse Rogers, Barbara Schmidt, Sylvia Schmidt, Rex Simmerman, George Sparks, Glenna Sparks. Joe Smith. ROW' 7: Joan Stanley, Nancy Steinhrun- ner, Joyce Streib, Janet Taylor, Dean Terhune, Patricia Terrel, Sue Yan Horn. ROW' S: Marsha XY'elsh, Joe Xlfhickcr, Dennis W'hitermore, Donald XVhitcsell, Katie XVillian1s, Melba XVillman, XY'illiam Zimmerman. Not pictured: John DeCamp, Frances Perry, Doris Pryor, Rodger Scott. 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'ff'-lq -la, -,v fi- 'F s ... - B 'ev -4 - rf fr f B , ' l 4 4 s X pkg - ,. r ,, ' 1 K v B I . it Y S :JE A A n ,A H'-' s 'sf xii -- . 'fri QQ- f' rf, -f- Q- . 'f -52 QB.,-N, i ' AK A QA 'xi Q 4 x i xv is . .4 . . . B ,fa-95174. . 'I ' 'fi all 1... '14, ' -li r - is s -'13 'ff'-' 1, Q A , 94 S . 1 . - -- ff x - A i -I X 4' 3, . J ' xy M , f ff f 1 LA ' 1' so 'rl Qi -.. 1, ,.- - '-L ff-1' 1? 1 2 2 -' A - . ' 4 - 4: 'VL' Q , L- ' -V . 1 - ' :f 7a'. - 1' l . J' C -if 4 it ,T A .. ...ly fa , ' Tafig., H -yas Ji-,, Q' X ' ' JL' ' .J 1 :f.::i.l'1' 2 '- 1 ' In V l ZA :gg ,L 'un Q.- 0- -'- 'X '35 ' A: L., - - . . ' , :' ,N x f, 4 , 4 + 1 Cl iv ' . ev :fa 'rf ' ' . A 5 -r. f C- -- I ,s Ll . h ,AW . ., Rflll I: Beverly Adams. Leon Adams, Myrna Ake, judy Anderson, Bob Bader, Demarus Banter, Ierry Banu. Yieki tlu Baugher, Cecil Beeson, Charlotte Bell. ROV. 2: Phyllis Bell. Hal Berrier, Penny Berrier, Cary Blair, jerry Blakley, Thera Bole, llirrj: Bfiner.-fit. lerrold Boots. Barbara Bow, Gary Bowman. o ROW 4: Benny Broek. Patrieia Broek, Dick Burehard, Donald Burnworth, Tom Cale, lofty, Lipper. Donald Chick, ,lanice Chick, Alames Clark, Bob Cline. PUW 4' Bremli Coe. Bill Cook, Twillah Cook, Jane Crimmel, Raymond Croy, lie-gi.-,-line Dai lej.. lane Cale. Robert Davis, l.eslie Dewitt, Barbara Dillic. l'f1'J. 7: limes Duliois. Donald lldwards, Rodney Elliott, Della Elwood, Mae Ann ll:-f,f.i. l1ij.nif,m,l ll-.-.-ood. ,lack lzly, Gloria Forman, Danny Gable, Barbara Carver. lfffl' fl: Bonnie f,r.v.es, Sondra Cray, Bill Grover, Lana Hanson, Bonnie Harrison, '.1:ke Hirtmin. Stephen Hershberger, Eddie Hollander, Anna jane Hood, Charles lloplari . Z Puri: 1 Slraiglrh'11ir1.q uml rlrurliug flu' Ii- llrurgy lvunka ZYPYL' un' rigfvffl gmifr ujirrra uni! apumurx, Tlvry un' Mr. Iolw Bukrr, ipumurg Frril Sllllfllli, fl'L'cI3lIfL'VQ Lrun rlilinm, prniilrulg Ann KVL'igl1JIlIIl, rim'-prriiilrrzlg Mm Ifzfilla Clulfanl, apuuiur: inn! limi' Calf. s4'rn'li1ry. ROW 1: Charles Hughes, George Hughes, Eddie Huffman, Bob jenkins, W'ayne John- son, Jerry Kirkwood, Sandra Kirkwood. ROW' 2: Janet Knox, Donald Kreischer, Anne Kriegbaum, Geraldine Lambert, Lil- lian Lawson, Diana Lee, Rex Leffingwell. ROW' 3: Sharon Lewis, John Lex, George McCaffrey, Tom McCaffrey, Anna Mae McCollum, john McConnaughey, jerry Mc- Intire. ROW' 4: Philip Mclntire, Donnie Maddox, Larry Martin, Hal Meyers, Vance Meyer, Dean Mills, Judy Monroe. ROW' 5: Lee Morrical, Donald Mowery, Patricia Mount, Sharon W'ickersham, Nancy Nottingham, Benny Parker, Margaret Parks. ROW' 6.' Sharon Powers, Barbara Pryor, Philip Rice, Juanita Richardson, Ralph Roderick, Phyllis Royal, Frederick Santilli. ROW' ff Sara Schultz, Doync Schwarzkopf, Sandra Shady, Howard Shields, Terry Shields, Donnie Sinclair, Ronnie Sinclair. ROW' S: Doyle Slagle, Gertrude Slater, Kay Snider, Sharon Snow, Robert Stafford, Patty Summers, Robert Thornburg. ROW' 9: Sarah Tritle, Carl Townsend, Max Twibell, Orville Uggen, James Uhrick, Gail Voss, Betty W'adc, Martha W'ard. ROW' IO: Ruth XVarncr, Carol Wert, Dick W'illiams, Earl W'illman, Gary XVindcr, Ronnie W'orkman, Carol Ycncer, Ifaith Younce. Not pictured: Leola Berry, Sandra Strait. ii ,.. L., I -.,. -- '-3', lf . ,ga I r , ,- li X ' ,'af'l ffi.if i ' f maldg C sf fflfls L 1 , ' ll t ,S ' 1 ,pr,,vr.,,'Q1 .L 'T arg A Lag if-'w. -M fx +' - , f .9 ' ,. ' , 5 e fy W ' ', -'S ' .afh in 1-A Q- ' fgzfjisg fe' J n ...H . A ..- -' -- ' L' 'wir .px af g Q' S , e' 2 ' F Ml ev, is-'-ka .lx 5 '74 1-rv 3 ffl... ui 'l ' 1 5 .iii JL3 Qt, 'Q 1' 5 I iaffillfz ff 3 nl . Y g. J l X,-.5 3' - - Y -,ea 1 ' 'l' . Q . at 'v - . V ' A . , an - 1 L I il Seventh Graders Grasp Routine 4 L .A - v 1- ' ' ' , ,,- A i :I I ' - K , ' L Q -3 1 'ii' QR,--.-l any , fx i LX J v 4' A ,. 1' . l lx- 'i . .1 . i i L 4 6+-H D cf . I '- t' 8 cy , - P V R .Y , 9 .' a 5 'v 'i .1 C' I A: 4 ' 1 -1 X 5 '- . . ' i A i ? Mi . All r 3561 llfi f max' K.wfi.'pZ . C5 49 7 5 l' ' fi C- I 'sol' if XJ, 4 'J f: X Kb- V, ' , ,f ! M, . A V i I, M iw -I -, ' X .i Xt Hip!! ii .J Ml -.A'- -'fin' - i JK fi - ' lf ' ' 'l 3 4 .: f ' : - 'F' ,ew A 5 , , Jn if Q s at ' I s - 1 I N Q V at-I-A L-. ,xii '4 .- , - J O ' ' 'amii ' in 9' I. -3' . ' 1 fly ka? V V - 233: , - vs' 2 ,444 e ' ' 7. y 1' -I f ' W., J J i i ii ' I J- 6 if .1 x ' i '- .ll 1 ,pg - Q 5 ,Q Ie .1 A ,La - . 4' V,-.5 G. ,,Y, ,L - ' Al- ,VJ , it if gl if .., X RU11 I: fxlite fidams. Thelma Adkins, Gene Ake, Karen Anderson, Edie Atkinson, I' .j. lhiil. lien-. igne Bell. Daxid liennett, Dan Bockover. lffall 2' 'l'finj.' I5-lots. Tummy Iiowdell, Richard Brown, Jimmy Canslcr, Elna Cedar- ? riff. lirzhieen Chitk. Ronnie Quehran, Albert Coleman, Becky Combs. o f4f1'.3.' llfigd Cook. Nlary Coons, Carolyn Cougill, Ann CriteS, Charles Crump, l'f.'.QQ.- f,r,i:T.p, Ianiee Culliertson, lrank Cunningham, Bobby Davis. l 1 J.' 4, f'J:1.'eri Ilauis, Teddy' David. ,limmy De Camp, Bobby Decker, Linda Dodds, '.fw,t-Q Iahrtfm. Iiiymond lloty, Allan lJuVall, lirancis Ilutro. PULL 7- Idfly Ilutm, Robert Izngle, Pauline Elnm, Donna Elliott, jerry Elliott, Rex lQQ.fi . Ilfinrzi I,l'.-.ood. Xljrrna Iesler, .Ierry fialbreath. PUK1' L: larry Gibson. Connie fiimd, Patsy Gothrup, Carol Hamilton, Ronald Hirtlejr. Ihzritii Ha-.-.-kine, Carol Hedstrom, .Iuhn Hendricks, Wilbur Herrin, Jr. Iwfflf In 1 ,V fff.rffflIif I IIFIIYIPIIQ Slwrfv nu! lfri' gym fwfr' uri' H'1t'1lflY lqruili' rq'fn'i'rt urlil ifmu- mrt. Tlvry art' Palfy llilllvlciut, lift' lin'tiilt'f1t, cwllflllii' Gimil, IVLHIXIIVVTQ xllln' rltlumt. .u'i'ri'ti1ryg Min .Xlirrlfuz uuillllldll will .llr. llilrlinl Kirlirl, ijmrlmrv: umf Infmuy Iilifcmu, firmi- il.-ut. ROW' I.' Norman Hiser, Ada Hoff- man, Kay Howell, johnny Jackson, Donald Jarrell, Larry jenkins David Jones. ROW' 2: Kenny Keller, Ronnie Kemp, Sharon Lake, Margaret Lan- don, David Langdon, Mary Lang- don, Donnie Landis. ROW' 3: Patty Larmore, Marilyn Leech, Viola Lex, Dennis Loekett. Susie Fulton, Jeannine MeClintie, .lack McDonald. ROW' 4: Grace McMillan, Estle Martin, Norma Montgomery, Min- nie Morrical. Violet Plow, Kim Pontius, Donald Rice. ROW' 5: jerry Rinker, Larry Rin- ker, Merrill Rhodes, james Royal, Nancy Sehorey, Jon Seliwaneiy Charlene Shady, Lavern Shafer. ROW' 6: Betty Shawhan, ,lamei Shawhan, Maurice Sluder, Kenneth Smiley, Obie Smith, Shirley Smith, Suzanne Smith, Nedra Snyder. ROW' 7: Barbara Sparks, Eugene Speidel, Tom Speidel, Eugene Staf- ford. Patricia Stafford, -ludy Stiner, Donna Staal, ,lerry Stewart. ROW' S: Fredrick Streib, Kathleen Stroup, Karen Sutton, Virgil Sut- ton, ,laequeline Tarter, Becky Thomas, Margie Tobey, Vera Townsend. ROW' 9: Gayle Turner, Carolyn Sue Upp, Marion Vineon, Margaret XVhalen, Darrell NY'hitesell, -lames NVimmer, Judith XY'immer, Nolan XY'illman. Not pictured: Jerry Bell. ,lack Jerrold Dodge, XY'ilson Bennett, Slentz, Sam Snyder, Katherine Tidd, Elizabeth Van XY'inlile, Eldon XVhitcscll. 9 I l l 9 1 1 in ' -.l X i 3 .Ll - Q l' I - ' ii l ,I ' 4 i fr- -L A -df L . 1 1 l ' ,N i ram l T i Q r 3 -gg., Y 3, ' S ,Q t .-. i .M H K K 1 i J Q- in .T ,i ' l at- ltd tg Va ,- .- Q ' l I V .Ai A L I l Q -n c, A N 1 4... ' I , -'5--G-V K I 1 4 ' 1 1 , 'I 1 'Q tl ' ' Tl t ,if l ' 'u .Ni JM' . e f'o 'zu' T9-I ,ji lt , li -1 Wyu 'xx ,S H1 AN fn i ' I i I 'g j ' . , tl. in . A it :tv RISIDLZ uli.ia.:. . X N ' v rx n- ' 1 ' ' ' 'L 'ff QQ i 1 vi., ' I 7 ' f ., ' 1 7 1-1 Ge ' 1' '- - 3 , :L ' ' - ' - - ,I A 1' ,f., .N ,x rx ' si . v Lp , A rl 'L N u I A 1A- ll ll .fn ru 0 nf' A, e i Q 1, - ' IJ, ' FQ , .-' I , .,f ' . ' Y l , 49 A -L' NQL F' i 13 l T .i ' -2 .'75 ' W f il' X ' , '7. Waya... l'r 'ttipal Xlx r-in I , L larls ililie sehtmlk 'flaek-of-.all-trades is the principal. Heres prnof. During the summer months Principal Clark must eumplete all college transcripts, schedule live- for each student iwith lots of help from X.-li XYilliamsi,-ni. plan a program of classes, ar- .ange the teaehers' pre-school workshop. and act as nairman of same. .-'slsn he must supervise all athletic efrnttsts. eheelx players' eligibility. eheek on orders 7-ir sappiics. and finally help un all projected major thinees. lor the last few years Xlr. Clark has served n the gem-ral eommittee for the post-prom all- izght party. This year another extra was added with lc pre-eltetion weeks' classes on voting. They Make the Assistant Principal Mariun NY'illiamson T I if I '-Hrs' ,l,v,w' ',l,ifJ, I'ii flrul, H flfflnril Tnnmiuil. lumllrrrq II. D. Tlrnrrllflzrg, Srirrlarj. IQ ? xl f 1 illip. ,J '.,. 4 Ni 1 .Xl School Function lisecutixe Secretary l.eila l.ewis XVho allows the bill for that beautiful new study hall library? XY'ho decides to hire those attractive young teachers? XVho donates their time to serve the community in establishing policies for the city's school? Answer: The Board of Education. The Board is guided by Superintendent lf. Phillips Blackburn, whose light you frequently see burning in his office late at night as he solves some executive problem such as planning the strategy for the pro- posed consolidation of Licking Township schools of Hartford City. One of the big jobs faced by the superintendent and the board is the increasing enrollment. This in- cludes utilizing the building survey conducted by 9- P Superintendent l. l'hillips lllackbiirn Indiana University. Adjusting the entering age of boys and girls for the public schools is also considered. Another problem will be the adjustment of the salaries and wages of school employees to the new 19i3 legislation. This also is the year for textbook adoptions in high school subjects, with the law plac- ing the final decision on the superintendent of schools. The school board is planning improi enients in the school plants in maintenance. .-Xdded to the new library-study hall project, relighting the Reed School building, refurnishing the biology room. making ini- provements in the metal shop, and decorating both school shops have been planned. ln l'?-lb, Nlr. lllackburn's first year as superinten- dent, he started the grade school basketball program. results of which were realized this year by the :Xtre- dales who learned the intricacies of the game by their victories. Showing hott' complicated board business has be- come. formerly .Xliss leila leisis iias bookstore nian- ager, extrascurricular activities treasurer. and book- lieepcl' for tlte superllitentlelit. Now. the laooltlseeping alone has become so complex and much greater in volume th.it it is a full time job for Xliss leitis to keep the books for the school tip to date. 1'.i,,. iz. fa-.if ll Q vi' ' D P' :- M'7 3' . , fr., 5 x 5 -Uk. -. . , .. . . -if? .,--f92lH'S'L ' :fi ' ,:.4A ': ffrw- ?? ,:f-p . ..f:-42:-tagha Ye, 1 :-,ff Ai' -. ,'-Eff .52 . - . .. ,Ai ,V A . r ' sf, .tv 'Q -Q55 ' Y 5?- x A !'-' I ,,,...-- JV 'A ' , . ' ' 4 ,...., BRI GH T H CDURS Time is a hard-to-define abstraction. Students measure this entity by hours which drag during the Winter months and fly through summer. One unit of existence-an hour- means to the student the limits of one class period. It specifies the time in which a six-weeks test must be passed-or failed. Or it may be the gift of a kind teacher who is feeling generous enough to write that pass from a dreary study hall. Yes, this section of your annual shows what happens in the work-a-day routine of class hours. 'H Aa, ul r.--K 2 R , . A ,o x y . l 5 f -l . -rx ' N 1 , X ' - X ' JV x, l'l . I XX ...I Xqgj, .J en Q X ,, rl ,wife . , K r ., Nl .' . ,Q -J , ,Nm . 2, , , ,. T xr., -X ', xewew . was-pf 'Vu W tu:-L! X Y IFN Tlx Q xt' N X' l W 1 'Cf I4 5 'gjwl 2, I l . 1 'MV W Ln Cf QQ . I X. -A f rg, Ri XX! T 'E H1 l FY RQlZlliRhT XY XRRYN JOHN C. BAKER GEORGE lf. BOLAM JOHN R. CARBONE X. 5 'MVN l- Z H lf' 1 1ff'3U B.S,. Fd.. Ball Stare Teachers ILS., lndiana Teachers College B.S., Ball State Teachers N' X . X umm ei W:-g.-r B 9 . Indum Unncrsirv Cgllcgg lfnglixlv. College V.. ..x x Hg vl AEN. Grrrrval Scirvrtr. Txeker Xhnncr: Narurc Sunil krlulx Sp.-nu-r Srl.-H,-.-, Clu-mulry, Plvmsirr. Grnrml M.:llvr1vr.1l1m. Grnrml Student Council Treasurer: Sophunmre Class Co-,. Sponsor. Cu-Spnmor nf Eighth Grade. M.A., Indiana University lmluxfrinl Arif. Track Coachg Football Coach: Co-Sponsor of H-Club. 1 ff 'ff I El if F 'z'-T RUTH ANN COLE ROBERT CURTIS l3.STHliR DANIELS ' al f, fre A.B , lnduna Univerury A.B., Ball State Teachers A.B., Ball Slate Teachers - H 1 ff1 .f.1. M A., Indrana l,'n.w-wry College College n f 1 f-arm, Lrmll Hixlnr-f, U, S. Lalm, Englnb. Euglillz. : I, Cfadc llnlovg. Lnin Club Sponsor. Cn-Sponwr uf Senior Clan. Y-'fe-rm C0-Spfznvzr. Pflg-2 thirfy-fwfr '- 25 f KA' 'wx 1 . A J : a T , , 5 ef D V 4'.l ig A lf. 1, ll . .. if KENNETH DORTON A.B., Indiana Central College M.A., Ball Suze Teachers College llrallb, Geurral Srlmcr, flriwr Eduealion. Reserve Basketball Coach: Assistant Football Coach. ! ,Xu r 'L -1 -s X 4 Q J My N - , fr I-,rw 4 I V ff 1' f ! 'v H 3X,VfYTlvs'l'l 1. J . TQZW ,,, 1, fx- X ' hx J 1 x c . , ' ' ' - ' o s , I L?,,j, x ' v r 1 1 ,-.. Y 1 Q., V 1 1 z ' Yu 0 1. . . p , 1. .- - f , I ,' I 1 .1 ' ,N ' , K . AL' Wg, . ,YV ' 4 t My ,' X XLXBIZI. NI. ILL CIKVRGI Nl GRXISC H XIXRX NI GKIINI fHUXIXNlv HXII IIHJXK 1' HIN HRM' BMX.. Ball Stale Tulchcrs B S., lnJu.m.l func Tunhcrs B X,. lndunn lfluxurulx li N, XnJs,m.m Suu Tlhlnu- X Il. X1J'xJ1u'xr Cullcgc Lfullcqu, XVulurn Xluhl- lI,.1lllv,X.4nly, lfugfnlv full.-gg '-1 X . l'w.ulwr I N11 lu L M,X,B1lISurc Tunhurx gm I-'Hugo ..r 1.1. x1s,1...1i..m sm. T.-..,1.., z,...f fHf,m1, H. 1 , Uv, Qnllugu XLS, lnduna Suu 'l'v:.1clwr5 IQ-Ilfu I' My yr r.IwrHnN pn I'uql1,lv.Inn.'!v. fmllwc 7 W- ,.f,1,',.,r..1f.f,J Ilmz- Ixwm--1 Hur -edu H, lrcnkh Club. lrlslrnm.nl.4l Huw.. mu, lmf1ff,,f-rw, in W X lhnd. .X,H.. Xl cxlcrn Cullum Iuqlulv. Nuun lhll Suprrxixinn. -. , -a I '. f ' , ,- - 0- V' X , N . .--'-1 M0663 ii .X 'T I ,gn L,C,jUHggQN llfl'.hlRlIN IXXllNXX.IL'Rl'IN lNlll x1.xaL11lw M -Imran-111 Nllllkh uux., lnJ.,..... a .-mul null.-gf n w., rn.l..m. L'm..fx.U , l4N.lk,1lV WI. 1. ..n.,- 1. N lmxa mr, 1 M..X.,lL1lINn,u.- l'c.nhcrs l, X. Ill-I xfz, 1:1 f, 1, NV- Lullcic 'W--A' Cullum .',,,1,.U l.,H...,,,,. Y, xr.z.1I sf- xp. 11' 1. vw. 1, . N 1 m11,,',,.,f..i. l......,. 11,.x.1,.,N,w,...,f1 mn fi NN If Iwfd X1 W - U- A+ Cwdpunwr of Nuwnxh Grade. lumur Hugh Unkulull lhlux-w, Mmm! Nurrvv: Luhh. 1 H-11-.41 In 'f s . -,X K -u N l 1 1 'Q x ' H: g a . . 4 F ' .or thi . in r 'V I . -' 5 , . x r'3 D .r . f I X yr Hzfrfjl- llf 54 ' 4 up n H T , w 1 1 41. A 4 . N5 u I 4 U, . ,ts- v l ' v - v m Q. I ' 'W' Lf , 1, .,,. , W 4, Q -19 kgnil, ' X .--r- '-Lf. - f b x ,- 'Qs ff Qf ,I '. I I ,A 1 - ' ' 'X 1 - 5' . 7 ,f . K 1 -' , f ' + 'Q n 1 o . 53. . x A 5: F U 4 f i . . .9 ' .- ES 'ARINQE E' VYXNN KNIIHR Y XINIKII ,l4'HX K NHIIIUY BIZTTY SIIL N Y N ' YK Nl . lv X11 A Xl XY . Hlxuwxx .X.B.. InJl.ln.t Lvnuclxily' H, S., HAH SKJKC Tc.KllCr5 xx ...U ... x... ...I x1...I..-.. Lx-Ilvgu K k 'Q-'Hz-I' Xi.uL X XX xq Ruud ul, ll.'.1lll-, I'l.yxi...l l7.ln.'.:lil.u. Ihr.-.r..rx. Y.T..... r'...s........... 1-.,..c1..b ' Sponsor: Girls' Intra- .. I'-... mumlg Chccrlcadcrs. x N . - XF - . .vt 5 T: ,qw-14. 57.71 -s N- 5 ,N , ,Q x J. , 'vu ...I ...xl fx Q 1+ FRANK L. TFATS ILS.. llanovcr College Aly.-lvr.1, Rulr.-xl..-v Mullrr- mulnx, Buxnr.'n Arrib- nlrllf, .'1rillnu.'Il.'. Cu-Spumur of Soplmmurc Cl.m: lfrcsllnun l5onrb.xll :md Bnkrtlmll Coach: Aw-iu.1nt B.1sclu.ulI Coach. ..:,' L .11 ' I' ' X In f X1 XF NI K CI,.XL'IJI NYFKKS MIXRGARIZT SCHIXEFER MARTHA WILLMAN XVKIGIXNU 5 w I H' .'. 'h...l',.,H Ii S , Ihll Qrntv. Tumdwcrs B.S,, Ball Stale Tcnchcrs ' N. - I Ullvuc .LIS . Uaklmnd fuy Cullcgc Cullum: I! I v , .,.1..fvu.'.. ', F-1 S.. IL.Il Suu' 'Ic.uhur'. llmln'l.nun1r11.'s. M.A., IS.uII Slate Tu.lchr:rx ' 1 N Ir. i....m f I. f ulhgq Spunmr nl' Student Council. Cnllugc . l'f....,..1 f.l........... Af., I..-Sp..1.4.... .J H-1 lui., lhs- K,n-Spumrvr of Scvcnlh Grade Mllull f mulu, .ff ' , K .., -A I if' ' N L6 -4 x .. .u Ja 1 21' 1 .. , .iT-oif' ,.. , . A ' .-7 ' 1 if , W 3 V ' 2 . f. , f M1 N M 4 A , , . 1, '.. vll '..,if1'-I ,I -v , 0. Q., .IJ . C . 9. .. . .V W Q9 Pug: fI.frfy.s-ff Supervision of all club treasuries wai quite a big job. Add to that, care of Student Council funds, rental of books and selling miscellaneous seliool sup- plies, and you have the job of Beverly XY'llll.ll11N, book- store manager. Beverly works not only during the school year, but also in the summer, preparing books for the next season. 1Ul'l'lili l,lfliTl K111' l'1'111l'1'1!1111, 11111i11l1'11111111' 111.111, 11111611 11 111111111 1111111 1 111111 1 1 1 1 IL lx Cl NTl'lRj Min li1'11'1'l1 llivlllltllllt, f11111k1l1111' 111111111,q1'1, 111161 1111 11 1111 1111 111 111f 1 11111 1Lll'l lx lxlt lll 1 lx fllle 111l1l 1111731 ix Mr. 11111111 Ci111'1l111'1, Kl111H'1l 1f11111'li11,q 111111 111111 1111141-1 111 1111 111111111 1lUXN I It lll I 1 H1 I 11 l11f 1 1 1 11 111 1'l111k1'1'1 1111 11 111111fl11w1, 1l.UNYl'li lilillllj 'li11k111q l11111' 1111! 111 I 11 111111111111 f111111'1f1'1' III H11 ff111l1'1A 11111111. F ,-?- 5 L X .N-.J x Q 1 llmnnu' llmlll F. SCIIRICKEH i Mi WWI Auuitsmnm T i 'GT ' fx nr l ll , VOR L S SENIYOR In yu nanny fgq pnfmnv , I X ,1 'J ..-ill - faux 1 ,. df., A -- ' ,. . H l t i U if J 4 I' jp. '--.0 ' ' if . I A A 1 - ii- 'ff f X-Qi' i if V hi ..f ' A 1 1 if'J .A J lui! J ,f:J,v.m: of .1 u,1tniu.1l fullul I0 Pirie: 111. Y, Biff' lfflmlf, .mf Raj Cronin, prior lo all- :vz ,X'fig,fr:1'uf. .l-'I slufculx 11,1111 .1 wit'-14'i'nv'Q 0 I P1'0l ects e1'Ve Veni, Vidi, Vici. Caesar lives again for Latinites. He came, he saw-but he was conquered by diligent study and im- measurable effort. 1. vi fmiijfl for Hr. Flritffs mlfliomon' Englislr rlmx by a , , f , fifiii 1-1 ffm Iiuriu nf Jn uxjifmifnz of A1l7llPl0!lflHll nilrafi' Conlugauon O Latin verbs was not the :W ,la f,.1'1,f adm. only problem surmounted in the course of the year as mathematics students learned the meaning of logarithms and functions and put this knowledge to work in the solving of half-a-page prob- lems. Other odds presented themselves in the form of English themes, speeches and classification of verbs. Term papers, checked and rechecked for a misplaced comma, were turned in in English comp, sociology, and other subjects. The field of science, not to be out- done, filtered through already dizzy minds of students as well as terms re- garding stress and strain, forces of magnetism and electricity-all for the purpose of preparing us for college. j fl ,'ffl.zfq,1f I fm f--- !f'wf1f.f' .1 rf.-1. 1 ff-, 1, f'1-H131 ..'u,f. f.'. f X11 -,.' 1 I-'sw' 11 .' fm' Alix fur .fm1fz,rX Jw hw-,Q .Xfrfm lfff.. .1fl.f Ix.uf'.1r.1 Ixffrlf. :.f,-.fm Km 11 .1.'.f 'nf Lu ff' XII, 'l.H'. .fy Inf.. I mi jnlrflf' mv Nm l.rr'!.z lu fffr1:.1.f irmxjnr, Umm. fwrlm, .mf lhff' xx 1. p-6' a I gl 5- A Wg' ' I' '4 Wf it I I 1 l...,!1 KI, f' l'.m'wQ ,, .I I ,f 1 ' ,,,, ,J Vocational Courses Diversified occupations, or D. O., as it is better known gthe part-time money-making sideline to edu- eation of many studentsj , provided a means of earn- ing dough for expenses while becoming skilled in a job or while preparing for college. Scattered all over town in stores and offices, students operated adding machines, installed TV antennas, repaired radios, worked as filing clerks and performed many other worthwhile services for their employers. Although not paid for their work, print shop boys labored long and hard with journalists to get out The lnkspot as they operated linotypes, set headlines, and maneuvered the cylinder press. Printing passouts, football and class play programs, and other miscel- laneous materials for the school filled the little spare time of these ink-and-newsprint boys. 1 1 J wail frail ffl' lla nmk ul Ilumrr- .llzH',QiIl'l'f I.rn1'. D. O. lurjul ul Mrarria Ifiu' ik Tun. Shows u nm' mf Ili U, itfhliul, trimmer C.l1m'. ululily uulnrlg almlrnli ui afar' oju'r'ulr,x flu' xI0n s l'0VIlI7fIHlIt'fl'T. rj: Metal shop pupils were also busy ax the proverbial bee with the remodeling of their working qnarterx. Tearing apart an old automobile gave these boyw the real inside knowledge of a earl insidex. A little distance away on the other side of the gym, boys in wood shop were concerned with more constructive ideas. Learning to uxe the high-powered machines occupied the first part of the year for be- ginners, while more advanced studentx made end tables and other furniture to graze Nlomk cattle Down in the home ee room girlx learned to pre- pare meals and invited guests to join them in the en- joyment of this ambroQia. The second semexter the budget-minded galQ learned to make their own Clothes. YZ-v .' . bi' ' Ll h 4 W n 1 3 gf -QA 'nf 1711 r i f I r 1 4: llflrrlf lm fi 1 x, V if , . f 1 i f x. ll 1 li H It . ' r I .M 1-.urn ll.m.fn. IM! Hn : mu. .mil louis Conlli: .ell ffm: .laily lfmfklwrjvilig ui .flun flflfllfkll' :foes Commercial Courses Help to Insure . , If lv li, mf .'.' Mft ,fnl,l!1oH H1 iffmlfnllltf LIJSS. i. vs- 1 1 Dexterity, both mental and physical, is important in everyday living. Typing students' fingers, flying over a keyboard, earned for them a good grade now and a good paycheck in later life. Practical ex- perience was also obtained through clean- ing the working parts of their instru- ments. Ifrench and Latin were not the only foreign languages taught, as shorthand students would testify as they dashed off a page of letters. Starting at a slow rate of speed, students pushed dictation up and up until-well, how fast can you get! A balancing act was also a part of the commerce department, as appren- tice hookkeepers balanced their books. liy deftly placing the right things in the right columns like a bookkecper and add- ing them up, you can obtain :1 hopeful combination for the future. ph qufrf. ln. P, lifurbfflnfl xfmnx M1114fllfwl.1m!qr.1frfu'1 lllllfv S.1f1.ff,1 linlfm .ml Xxl.1 H1 H111 fum' ffl Nh' JlLl.ll1mf jvum lfu .l1.f.1jvlw1.. 4fvm.' ff! Lfwnllflq lfwlr ,Nj 14 Ar 1 v 1,1 f 1 rmL'fCm'jr11l.q lmlrlnlur Al'fwfl1.n lf.lf. jwuufx nn! mlm l'ln1.l.m1.r1l.lf f'u'f1.:A,'v1U mr ffm n,1,'.' H I A ll .77 ' 1 .. N 4-,f u -lf 'G .N l. .nr L uw V v ww wc-s In 1 1 f, K NI-K 4 u. 1 - , M 5140 if 4 . ,., gi, ,Aw l -' qt? uw :f HJ 1-1141 WN WA' sf wa: :Z-gf? I X F ADJUSTINC ENTRIES ' ':Qs.. ARE PREPARED FROM THE WCURIS ' ' IN THE ADJUSTMENTS 'P' COLUMNS or THE WORK SNEKT X ,.x .. X X Y 'TN FORM OUNTS , ALQQUNTS - Avvk A9 . .. J I sg 41 -V, ASJJSMNC- R155 nAvE POSTED ..l. Ac.1ul f..: 1 vma v-I uocll i x ' -fg.,.,' ii' fm iiiiirxgy ,it Iii t:.'x.f,:i I :fi .luring flu' Sparkling up the cold. wintry half-time intermis- SIUITN at the .'Xiredale home football games, the music of :lie nzartliing hand rang through the crisp air. l'iirn1.11.t-ns. is liicli were perfected hy hour after hour 1Ii'ar,1..Ii:e. both during second hour class and at noon, L r -wrt pre-ented for the entertainment of the chilled im-. Home liasketball halftimes and between ames also 3 ttfestotwd the hand into view with sna V tunes and . PP. lit nraiorettes tnsirling. swirling. and high-stepping on the floor. Several times during the year these lassies performed their feats in the darkened gym- nasium with red and green lights on the ends of their batons. Solo and ensemble contests kept the band at noon rehearsals again but paid off with 14 Hrsts at the Kokomo meet. Brand new, spic and span uniforms were worn to the annual marching contest held at Auburn. Rm, Riiffifmyi, Rifrfi jim Ilaiiljifiifl, Sdllilfd Klrkiiniiil, .mf Iiinmi lijiji, lun! fi1.iiiii..'lii, .li-V f7lilj fbi' rrlqlllilr rrrlillm' atllllff, i Favorites of 'S2, which had previously been given for football fans, was presented at the contest where bandsmen won .1 first rating. judged on playing, alignment, precision, discipline. general effect, cadence, carriage. inspection and special maneuvers, the black-and-gold-clad Hartford Cityites came through with flying colors. Under the direction of Mr. George Graesch, the band joined with Miss Esther Nesbit's Mixed Chorus in presenting their annual mid-winter concert. Co- Ruth Cobb. ROW' 2: Carolyn glentv. klwyce Qtrieb, Nancy Snell, Larry Field, Nlarilui Needltr. Lili-ria Sliiiults. Katlirxn operating with the Pep Club. the band aided in yells perfected at pep sessions and performed during the games. A useful and beautifying aid to the band arrii ed this year in the form of new drums, Xlade of gold glittering pearl. they were lettered with Hartford City High School by Sara ,lo Lord. Six tlt'L1INs in all were added to the school-owned equipment of the band, whose greatest achievement was the Hstiperiorl' rating at the district contest. . V , V i lxfllli' I: ,ludy Hughes. lanet NYillman, liaitli Hilti, lietty Green, Kiciil'QL'NQiill,,ll1tlN bliixge, ludx Nici -iiiilwv, N,ir,i'i lritlt. Iiaili.iri liiwd ltleti. lkaxsi .Xndtrsiin lits Simmerman. Peggy Kile, Trudie Hanson, Shirley Ainos. Patty Nlcflain. Orville Ligigen, Sondra Lirax, ROW' 5: Priscilla Martin, Della l'YllSllUl', :Xlyce lynch, loretta Lline, Nlellaa XX'illnw.in. Nusan lnislivsilltr, I-ie Riiiise, K..il l6..s1-vi. l viii Hanson. lim Uhriclt, Liertrude Slater, liill Steinbrunner, Hob Tlmriilwtirg, ,liilin Colalv. ll-in Xlcliinlex. 'lied Ntiiliird, K iiriill Lt.il. Nlirs Xlargaret Roush, Larry Xlartin, llannie Liable. 'lim Huddlestuii. Rollin Brown, -lerry lliiliiiis, ,Xniwa ,lam llisid. K ll'l VNV- luds llantv, Nancy Steinhrunner. Carolyn Xeedler. i Nlcffiillum, llenny llarlter, jon Kimmel. leon Adanis, ll.-n long. lxfllli' 45 Nlr. liracscla, Rita Ratlilvun, Rutli .Xian llamptiin, Qandra Kirltiiii.-il, Altmlit lipp, lllxil Nlillii, liiila Kari, li,ii Ii li-.-ini, lit, The RETRO Published by of19 53 THE SENIOR CLASS OF HARTFORD CITY HIGH SCHOOL HARTFORD CITY, INDIANA MARLENE AULT, Editor FAITH ANN I-IILE, Business Manager DICK REIDY and PHIL SMITH, Photographers C!7llllf only flu' hours lln a ex I 4' J 'S N k'iYl1?x-. I, I ' Axe vs ' 4' I 1 1 i I I 1 to-YQ -- -iixaij i ll an' flrigbf -1-vi , ' .ivy-.,., A O , xf . qw? ' - 'ilr-saw' l n 5 3 ll iv., 40 'I' vi' gif. ' N tilt' k'lL'll Daw .i NlqNli:l:.itl. .Xllt-n l.'lI1x1d0Y1.-IUH Schwnncr. Alcrry Elliott, Dwight Ren, ,lack Mngers, Bob Knox, joe Smith, Edward ii-'iz x Jpgwr. kurt .Klux ljfff Xhrtin. Clutles Crump. ix-Uwirg llamzlzi-ir. ylnel. Xlorris, ,lt-try Dulinis, ,lim Tomlinson, Don Rreischer, Nolan NY'illman, Tony Boots, jerry Kirkwood, tid-. litx ltthngxxcll. lxtnnutli Smiley. Ilnlw D.n'iS. X ind lx-rlxxrz. Rielmrd llinicls. -Ive Burnswurth, Bob Fenster, Don Beal. Don Maddox, Bob Cline, Dave jones, Bob Bader, -,. lk 's Li-.MIL Dun kiliiclt. Date Bennett, Allen Duvall. Ernest .iid to the Nlixcd Chorus w.1s .1 Baby 1-'wil pmno. which was purchased by the school. in-s vistrunwent xx-.is presented at the chorus' mid- 'K-nte' eoneert. .-X tour of the Huntington and High Schools was l.1tcr made. where mem- rtr- were reeeived by applnuding Audiences. The l-ri brfmtleast over radio station XVHVS dur- fw fr, fowl- nf' fur .1 nmrmvil fr-mu lfn' vrfmnli . ':..'f ,. .' Ji 'iw f :Hr iff. l if-il iffvrmf yur. ing their Huntington program. Strains of vocal music by the Boys' and Girls' Choruses issued on Friday .md Monday mornings from the gym, due to lack of room in the newly converted library. Mr. Carbone's activity provided the muscle work in moving the piano to and from the gym. The chorus also rated cn superior at the district contest. MIXED CHORUS ROW 1: A. Fulton, XI. Baker, NI. Ault. S. Lord. T. Hmmm, N. XX1llm.mn. Ii. C,r,.r'n. R. Huovur, McClull.1n, Xliw Pxrlwr Nabil. ROW' 2: NI. IMI. N. Smll, 5.C..1mpbull. C. Hullux, .X. Nl.1rkIn.,I.Cr-vl1w,,I. l5r.nllmrx. ROW' 3: D. Nlcliinlcy. 11. Nll,mr111.1x1. R. Cappur. I. ll--fxlcilcr. P. Snnllu. R. Xl.ll.vnjI,j, R. Clmncy, D. XY'clsl1. RKJW' -lt R. Q llnc. Cruuxc, hlulllislmv T, lIn!l'm.1n GIRLS' CJLl'.lf CLUB ROW' I: D. Elliott. N. Gadlmry, S, Kimble, C. Xcullcr, Xl. Nccdlcr. P. Kllu, IS. B-md, .X. C rims, C. Slxnlx. Lf linml. li. llmx. T. I3-llk. B. Dillic, S. Sludy, C. Ycnccr, M. Parke, K. Snider, P. Pacrricr, P. Blount, G. lamlwrr, Ii. NYJ-.lc, I. lm.-111. .X. Xl.1v-km. .X. lirllngg. li. Clawcun, P, Martin. K. Huston. ROW' 2: Nl. Powers, S. Ziegler, P. Yunccr. KI. iims. C. Stone, Y. Lex. N. Qnirlur. Q. C-rugull. VI. lnpp, li, Rxllmlmn. R. ll.1mpLwn. R . llwllu, S. Kirkwood. Nl. LQCCI1, E. NlCC1Wl1D.1UghCQ', G. Rlmdui, L. Lclwmnn, C. licnrd. D. Rice. X. LJrm'ur'. l. Lclmnun, ll. Xl-wnrm. I. Q nllwr-funn, I. Anderson, I. McClellan, G. Sparks, XY. Mnntgmncrv. ROW' 3: P, Gutlmrup. S. Lake, D. St.1.1l. S. Smith. KI. Pmurlcr, Xl. Bnmll. 9. lrl-ltlrl.-rrqr. .X. Ilnllnmm. I. Pugh. Xl. 1 rwnvn. l. C .ur. N. L .uuvy L. XVc.1vcr. A. Nlnhurncy, P, xlCCl.1lI1, S. Husmn. 5. Xluy urs, R. Sclmulwmnglmur. Xl. Rnuxlm, N. XX'1llm.mn, li. llurvwur, if L'm'. N, lullwn, lv McKinley, M. Andcrmn, B. Sumwnlt. ROW 4: S. Nhrrin. Nl. I-Iuwcll, B. Rogcrx, S. Crnckurr, KI. Duliulw. .-X. Ill'-fd, G. Sluur. S. Smvrlx, .X. XY.'nr1. Y. Ilugr. Xl. XXIm,1I..f. li Pmntcr, P. Gothrup. R. Schmidt, Nl. Vinwn. P. Hawkins, N. Xlmmtgn-x11ux'x. N. Sclwrcx. P. C rump. l, lhnwn, N. Urn. N, Sunnbrunmx, S. Fmxhwillcr, Burnsworlh. K. Andurmn, KI. Xlqiiunwlw, P. Xhrlin, Xl. XX'!llI11.1I1.iI. llullingrr. ROW' 5: Nl. Slmnns, S. Campbell. V. lhuglmr. D. Leu. VI. linux, A. liriqrglw.1ux11, l. lfwnmnn. Pm. Wllkim. If l.1lulr'. N. lx-wmrx. ll. klrruu. Nl. Aka, Nl. Wdrd. S. Van Horn, AI. Crnuw, FI. Bmdbury, H. .,Xlux.1mlur, S. li.n.1ux. li. liunnuu. N lim.-Il. L., XML qxlru. I. lirmnrr. li Fenner, D. Cordcr, C. Lctllcr, C. Luclaiun. ROW' 6: Nlcclintlc, KI. Crimmcl. D. Krcisclmcr, R. lllmilrlm, I. Dun, P. lhxnrl, S. lcxxls. I hmlnw. XI. llwlrx, l. Ll'--k, l. l .xpyury S. Bunuwit. H, Nlorrim S. Mmuru, N. Nliqlmul. K. XX'1lli.nw, KI. Plmippx. C. W L-rx. X. Iulrnn, I. VI-npr. R. NX'.url. ul. llnglnw. .X, lln.lrll.l1nu. R. Cobb. F. NI.1rLind.1lc.,I. XY'llII11.1I1. RUW' f: C. Royal. S. Butlcr. B, Smith. I. Xlunrnu, .-X. XlcC0llum. G. YIM, Y. Pluxx, P. lnrnwrc, N. NX wmlrr. S. Om .1lr. Xl. NYJ-lx. S. Snow. N. Hamilton, Nl. Rua. P. Cmin, R. XX'.'lX'llCX', Q. qhilllllfl. D. Elw-md. Nl. 'Illlu-s. LI. Ikll, N, Nglmmlr. .X. Pmrx. VI, Pull-r, I. li-wgrv. B. Grnvu, S. X'i'ickcrsl1.1n1. P. Brock. ROW' -VI S. Smllll, C. Girod. P. lil.lI11. A. .Xd.1n1x, C. IMI, I. Chiqk. T. Xglkxm. LI. lii.'l1.xrrln-n. P. llmv, l. llurxlxxrll. Il. llnriwn. ll. COC, I. Am.lcrw0n, S. C.1rt::r. R. Slruup, Pr. Imxlnxillcr, li. .Ml.1n1N. In Y'-uncc. lx. Qlxipk. Lv, XX mmwr, K. Xmlmwn. l. Xrkunx.-n. K NIV-'ul'- VI. Dutro. C. Hcdstrom. Lf. Ccdcrl-mlm. Xl. NY'l1.1lcn. ROW' '7: I. Tarlur. Y. Tmvnwnd, R. N-vrron. B. Sl1.m'lw.1n, G. Foreman. G. Turnu. XI. lrmnp. N Nmirlv. lx Nur:-ww. li 'llnrnux. I Dodds, L. Shzlfcr. B. Cnmbm .11,4f,le,,3, , 4-1,,,,vs,. . Lv, 1,.11pe4.g. -ru-, ..-2, . .l.nv-n-. . ..-wr-:.:n.-un... - Q- .... . . . . NTL'l l NT L OL'XL'Il Fi l-1 ' Nlr. Xl klirk, sponsor: H. Hiser. president: R. Brown, vice-presidentg S. Overniyerg Mrs. M. XVeignnd, sponsorg Taylorg llrr'-. T Ni fri-. stcrttxrxz Nlr. Li. Bllldlll. trmsurcr. Rf 'ii Q. N, Rr-aux. R. Llunty. S. Davis. ll. Tlmnms. Ci. Beard, C. Upp, A. Langdon, Nl. Parks, S. Sparks, N. Willn1nn. ROW 1, li. Tiwrnburg. N, Hersliberger. xl. xluyce. l.. Coulter. S. Meyers, B. Hendricks. R. Hoover, M. Ake. G. Alte, N. Michael, V. Hiser. They Help Settle Students' Dilemmas .Xn .ice-nld desire of the seniors was fulfilled when the Student Council decided that students should lfe seated According to grades at the sectional tourney. This procedure is to be followed in succeeding years faith underclassmen QI'.lLlLl.lllf' moving to tlie front. Council concessions provided funds for entertainment during tlie j-mr t-:ith classes being dismissed to see the Owens' Talking Mynrih Birdsg Pruth McFarlin, Ll Negro tenorg and n trampoline and unicycle act. A liquid air demonstration was the Couneil's finale. Annual Council-sponsored events--square dances, the May Fun Carnival, and sending of Junior Red Cross boxes-occupied the members' time while proving enjoyable and helpful. f'f'ffr Ili, H14 ,-rll. ' Sm' Rxlllllll, Carolyn Ujvli, Bill Tlwmas, I.ilrr1' l.un,qilun, uml Gem' flkv, ilu' Coun- i1l't lnumr Ri-il Crust 1'0mmilh'r', All Real fjimx lmxrs ufler .tflnlrwl r'oulril11llitm.t. Tfn' runhzinrri will lu' tcm' Io cllilrlrrn in lun'i,qll rullrllriri. UHHNHTIE5 IILLB DR.'LHATIC'S CLUB 'I . V . 5 ' ls- 'I U-Q 6' ' fill!! 6 3 ' ' 1 in UIQ, 1 X I naw' V . 1 uf, , ,K 1' 1 Qgizi -- xg , ' - in 3 ' M 1 , , 1 I 5 IIIAIX lIIl.Q!H'X XIII-I Nffnfm hum f.111fl1f'v lf'-' l?v.ny,v,1lr.- 41 lfux snjvjwnl .Nf1irf.'1 x fmlllrz. linhfw CJIAIIIJIIIQIV .rml Hfkr Il.nlu. jmw nf f . ' L1-'X lx lWv.m1,ff1.x 4 lllf'. Q n',' I , Q I , '- ,o : x Wovzv. '. J . RUN I: Hr. VI. Shuudv, dircclurg ,I. Slmwg Ii. Iiurwrwilg I. Bjlill. prusnduntg X1r. I, LVIFICII, xp.-nwrg I. Nlxurx. un-pruxdcm. li lxwhqr nccrcnlryg kl. Iiruwn. lrcnxurcr: Mr. l, Xldiullcn, drum-u4,r. KUH 2: S, R.n'.1ux, S. IXIYIN, ll. Xl Rugcrs. Cllnm. 5. Mcvvrs, Pugh, Nl. C x'm11x1, X. NX gulf, l XX c.uu', X, Xlllv-rrmx, R l, pp. ll Nlxxx, I RKJW' 5: If. cUl1I1il1gl'l.lI11, I. lnlwwn, IS. L-rucn, N. XY'nllm.mn, S. Alum, I, Huglux, li. 4.u.1n.mglv. I Miuuvmvlwvvw. Xl llnrmw, I Tartcr, xl, Mcflmwln. i I fm rufn I xfvljl 4 Llnljf.l.'gH fn fv.1r1,Uf1g 1111 .1 Afnf' wgrl. lirllx I Ilrrlllrlf, Imuufm' Sfum. .mil Imlx limzfg IIA ll iff. w!1f.1!:fffr A xklf. .1 Vxkflllffllllllf lm .IH xln.l4r1l- 141.fw1.N iff .film f i '-- ll L l. l'.u, . N N m.m ' '.'.l'.l-.....'.'..l. a ' .U Xl wi ll... '.l' F h l Pnrlez vous francais, mes nmis? . . . Naturally, u replied French club members . . . They sang French songs . . . heard stories of French heroes and heroines . . . spoke no English at meetings my :mixed :he I..iLin Club .ifrer .1 short ...plnyed.1nngr.1ms. Lisenee . . . lwmiiglit .ilive .1 dead language . . pri-nmteil their knowledge of Lltin . . . at rlnrin: cl.1ss time . . . pl.1nned .1 Roman L t' I lll.lLlCf. a u l rz.. lk, XX'illmm. 'If Emil-ml. C. H--Il'm.1n. D. xYvlllI11.'lI1, Nlr. R. Curtis, A. liulum, UI. XY'illman, R. Cobb, NI. Joyce, ' N NH rr. li. lliirwil, lx, Amlerwxi, .X. Kellogg, S. Davis. S. Smith, S, Meyers, F. Scliwaner, B. Sreinbrunner, B. Snell, P. I N 4 5' ' 'x mini..-,, S Xlwziinll. ,I. Slruelw. Nl. XYlllm.in. P, lille, S. lfmxliwiller, A. Mnliorney, l.. Xveaver. A. XY'Cl'll7, l ll . 1 ' , ,rTi',, ROW' I: Kimmel: Fr. Reid, 5. Iinnliwiller. treaxurerg R. Clianex. xiee-pre-idtni: Xlr. R. Xiiderwn. tpnnwrg R Kline. g'rtxnltuit1 li. Bond, secretary: G. Sparks, G. Ake. ROW' 2: Fl. Strieb, A. Kellogg, R. Clawwn, R. Hampton, P. lille, li. lmxliwillcr, P. liedmiind, IS, lli.ndv'itlv, I. lluddlextun. Il Sumner man, li. Clap-per, T. Ball. ROW' if S, Moxure, K. XY'illiami, Xl. XY'illm.1n, -I. Nlefmiibx, K. .Xuderwm N. Steinlarunuer. l, 'l'.uI-ir, Ii. liaililvun. ,l, lipp, .X. Nlarlftm. T C. Hollis, l. lflam. Nl. Yfelxli, Hurclaard. Studied microscopic plant and animal life . . . Learned mile-long scientific names . . . Took field trips in nearby areas . . . Identified numerous leaves . . . Studied pets as projects. New club organized by upper-claw lamp tliix year . . . Loudly encouraged .-Xiredalex at lwall games ...K Ioined with Pep Club to elieer at tourneys . . . XY'ere really loud! 'lim XX err. ,loc llrowla. Hill Hou. ,lim lxxineer, tliilin M'llermel'li--i'u. Vlitli lmiuix. Itiu ir-Huw. Nut pictured: ld Helatrmcrli--ru, lranlx llarlou, llitlx lititlx. li-ilw Xlxttx mil spoiiwr. XIr.xl1-lin Halter. 1 l Q .- -f X-.Y l'ir-ip l'f'l'l'f4-Iwi 'H' C f' at prizim i F.v'f: ? 'ip. bs.-1' lx i..-:S :F Hahn, Greta Rh--dex. Silvia Overynuer. Marlene Ault, Miss Betty Sill, sponsorg Norma Gardner, ass't. treasurer, 1 1 3 '.'-1: Faith Hilc. use-prexidunt: Dull, XY'illman, .mt secretary: Carolyn Needler, chaplain, Ann Arbuckle, secrctaryg ,.K.,.tr: NIM Ruth ka-le, spimwr: Carulyn Cuatx. Della Iivilsiver. .,, ii7,1,Ebur-., Shari-n Hutton, .Xneta XYYCITII, iludy Pugh, Margie Cronin, Iilllillthflll Carr, Sue Smith, Shirley Davis, Sophia ,, XX cater, ,Xnn Xlahi-rm-3. Parry McClain. Judy Hughes, Trudie Hanson, lzdna NlcConnaughey, Shirley Kimble, Nancy Snell, z Fra--qu Xlartindalc. Di-una Fenner, Doris Cnrder. it xi 'i.i:. Margaret liivuxll, Ruth Sehuhmacher, Sue Carter. Sara Campbell, Rose Marie Reading. Donna Simmermnn, ,Ioan 1 .. RQ? -N ftiqtr, .Xlxec Lynch, Carolyn Slenu, Luretta Cline, -Ieannine Shaw, Betty Green, Joyce Dubois, Shirley Crockett, 'K if . ,'w'i luiiwri. Ll-wee Bell. Betty -lu Bennett, Sue Ravaux. Ruth Mary Xvard. .X'txarwdtr. liarlfara Rf-ger-. Nlary lkvwers, Sandra Oxwalt, livelyn Arbucklc, Patty Miller, Sharon Sparky, Alyce i- J i VA ,nifty Shirley Ii.-xell. Shirley Anim, Judy Banu. Carol Lechien, juan Hullinger, janet XY'illnian, Ruth Cobb, Dura N-.ia XY.f'::a.ar:n. Virginia Hin-r. Mary jo XYhital-ter, Peggy Gothrup, Nadine XVinder, Shirley Oswnlt, Barbara Srnith. Morning Chapel Inspired Y-Teens x f Nru' Y-711'1'II lllffIlIf1'S ilrrii In ji! lfu' rn'- fminu, lmu' funl rrmrui' llllllll-Y pins from lffrir fmir for nlil lIId'llll7l'l'X ul 11 frmm' foul- lllIH,1QLlllll', in fmrl uf llrrir fllllllllll wrvlllrzlly. lx X Dlf ll f I nf H nr Hn lllvwl-, .1 f.'. f fl',J'ffV fll fum ffm fff.1nf-lfjm fur. , 1 1 MIX f1.Jf'flf'.1l.l .gum I frlfwzlmul fur ffl, ' f,,. '.4, UN l! 1l jvrrnw Jfw Ill-l P -. .'rlf'11l1.f ,lj'fwfvm1.l,'. ROW' I: Nlr. Tlmnus Hale, spnnmrg Dun Burclmrd, Hunry Ycnucr, :rcnwururg Turn 9nnll1,cl1.1pl.nn: lirxcc XXllInw,1n. gfrwnlrni' ll NJ Hiwr, vicu-prusidunrg -Inc Brown, Dick Ruidy, Bill Huw, Nlr. liunnuxlm .Xllcc.xpunwr. ROW' 2: Rnnnld XY'ulxun, Galu Plcrmn, lhvc L'ptgr.x!'I, Dun Purslfull. RM in-nun, lllll Sllillll, Dull Tnulwx. llldw Mllfrmrrll l-'rank Hlrluw. ilnlmn Schcrmcrlwrn, KM' Rnnkur. l w ROW' V: Fred SCl1W.ll1L'!', limb Sncll, llulv -Inncs, Alnlmn C'-wlwlw, Bill SIL-xnlwrunmr. llll-ln Wnllnmnn, llxll Nlrlvlvll, link Sn ll. l l W'rigl1l, L.1rry Ficld. -Inm W'mvl.1rJ, lllnl Smntlw. ROW' 4: XY'.lllCI' XY'.lll.hIC, Rcx Aluncx, llnlw L.lX.1I1.!UjQlI, lnuic Urundnrll. Dnqlx XX glxlm, l'nll imp, ll-rn Mlux.1rxlwpr, Inn ln-fix l I Xlycrs, Rollin Brown, ,larry Cruuw, Nur piclurcd: xlcrry Unis, wcrumry, VL,,,V, , , ,,. ,. ,,,,,,,,X,r I'rljl1 fl fljl-'ff Y Srlflllftl 0Kll'4llf lunl Puffy Millwr, n'- jmrlurx lrllirml ill mlzwrfilizlg fmlx, wi HIP u riwlflllfiwl lfuullr In llrllrlrfr lfu' Ulillflllfgll fur' lfu' srrullll urrlwl- lvr iunrs. ' 1 5 1 li n Srlwv..1rflxupl, llglun Xvlllllldllll, Gary Sinclair, Dan l'.1rlu, Jim XVuulg1rLl, .lorry Snyder, Rollin 1 l ll ll l rjwr X'X'nllm.m. limp' C,rnmn, lluw,1rv.l XV4ml.1rd,l1l1ll Smltlm. 1 l'll ll llrmlvrllw ll.1lm. 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TOP RIGHT: lidna MeCunnaugliey, literary editor, and ua:-1 .tiictm st-rift units with tlie squared dummy, as Marlene Ault, editut'-in-eliief, prepares to mount some pictures. . llunzme dt-sper.i1.-lx ft-r t-ne negatixe in a pile nf many are Velma Linn and Theresa Norris, pliotogrgipliy editors, and IMAX lie:..lx. pin-tngr.ipliers. t'I XTl R: Nir. lidgar Henderson, faculty adviser. clteeks tlie focus on ll negative. CEN- .. X115-lu: Xttdler .ind Sara klu ltwrd, art editors, mount pictures fur the 'U Retro. LOWER LEFT: Faith Hile, business U. 'M XX ,ll:n.in. assistant business manager. cheek tiles as juan Mvers and Carulyn Coats, copy editors, prepare copy for the til: IFC KIQVHI, Rtimiie XX inder. Ray Cronin, Tum Smith. and Harold Hiser, sports editors. enumerate the year's baslaetlmll T' , ff' -...Q-. Y it r lllll glfllffl, lllwfllflf Rilri: niliiinfafi Iliff' 91- XIt!'ttl'll'1Vt, Illini 111 fm luvnlit illlil ilfftiilljilmut lv: laflft fllfi, in ffm iiinlfnlrgrl iuifi. liven before September, Retro staff nwmheiw were already busy at work to make this one the hest yet. Ueliberating ovet' a theme went on and on until finally an epigrani from an old quotation hook, found on a sultry summer night, hecame the pt-rfeet idea. Then divixion pages, sehool life. elawwx. faculty. color' -all had to he decided upon and plaeetl eareftillt in thc dummy. Photographs somehow didn't .ilxtays turn out right thc first time. Something went wrong with the camera. Good pieturm had to he cut with razor blades to an r:X.lCl' Size and shape, and niotintetl xx ith llaifltu ixi..ll,, in .1 fiiiiii 1 'if fmliuffifi 'i jo fi ff' f li I I t'uhhe1'eement on .1 plete ot t iitlhoiitl llt itlt hitl to he WI'llIt'l!1 :opt had to eome in litt-i Qneatlxant,1gt'. liotit-tei-, tt it i tixt xtii tonti itt XYlfl1 IQCX 8lLlkllUX llll' NL'lll1II' PtlIll'.lllN llk were made .intl then talten hatlt tot' tht tlt 1 til uint at a xaxinq of NNW. The laxt few xxeelw tlit- lietto room xt ix i xttfit of flurrx .mtl hurix. linallx it xx it Nui-litl llltl tilttu to lUXXlL'I' Itl Illt' PI'lI1lt'IN, Klll ltl1ltXLIl!tI1l tllX tlt NCHIUIN LII1NL'llL'tl lllt'H' PIHUIAXI llll XR llllll Ll! t wx INCH. 1 'Q I N r fi Q S 'J N BRIGHT MOMENTS Moments flit by, but in their brief lifetime they bring pleasure and joy to the hearts not only of the students but also of the many adults who have an interest in the school. Athletic events were big moments this year as the 'Dales smashed their way to semi-Hnal glory. The thrills of sports events, trips, programs, and fun in general, Caught by the camera, are presented to you for reminiseence of those brighter moments that you'll never forget. 1--ns- - S .121 ' Cin if .Tr lkx ki ADW .pun- K 1 3 1 A . X, 'X rf Li.. ' lr l'.:vfwf':. .liwliuuf ffm' Conference Foes Tough H. C. 6: ELWOOD 13. Ot? on the wrong foot. inexperienced 'Dales were defeated by an average Elwood Panther outfit. XVright scored only 'Dale T.D. H. C. 0: HUNTlNGTON ZS. Huntington power proved too much for 'Dales, who went down lighting. Couldn't get offense going and were .1 little lax on defense. H. C. 05 PERU 13. The 'Dales were denied for the third straight time. Defense was much improved. Coach Carbone gave more boys a chance by trying two-platoon system. H. C. 7: MISSISSINEXVA 19. Very rough game with many fans ques- tioning otlieiating. Tucker went 89 yards with recovered fumble for 'Dales' only T.D. W'right plunged for extra point. L 'V ' J 'ml' J' H ' H. C. 33: PORTLAND 0. 'Dales broke into win column for first time by trouneing a winless Portland team. Cffense finally started rolling and team showed a good brand of defense. Poulson, Townsend, Yencer, Gilland, and XVright scored T.D.'s. -'ll 'll UM. Liptgrapli. -lcrry Daxis. Bob Hines. George Townsend, Richard Tucker. IMIDDLE ROW'J Fred Hofstetter, ltr. Iwi' NN rluht. Rai Dodds. Henry Yencer. fliOTTU.ll ROW? jerry Puulson. Bill Bow, Earl Twihell, Bob jones. J. v1 - il 'S ' 4 I+ ,.-.', , . e . x -- .-new 1 .lr-f 1 ff' v Y i Q 4 I' 'J if 1. .NWS -lc-.lj 5 ggi r'- qv ' o 1 '1-'55 ,Q . -X .j ,- J., 's--2 fm' ,-g-4 . -. , .4-ll, ii .W ifgr? ' x rf. .7525 . , . 1 ,wr My A ff. f f lo-1 u 1 1 rf Z A I A53-. . , .- pr '..' L 'Wm i 1 . Isp? ..-. :,... 5 ' z' '- -Qs- 1 .fi xiii' .1 v ' , . V- , :K L is-3. ,If s. Q. sf. K rf at ...Q inf' 4? 4 I fr f. -' f. .f -...i M fTOP Rflllul B-sb Carr. Frmd Sclixxnnur, lim lhxis. R-innic Llppc Ruidv. D-In Txwilwll, Runnin XYimlcr. Clurlcs kiillnml. iliffflllll Rc .loc lirnw n. H. C. 61 ALEXANDRIA -V. Alcx.1mlri.1 proved to be one of the toughest teams on schedule. 'Dales wcrc trounccd soundly by the fighting Tigers. XY'rigl1t scored lone 'Dale T.D. with seconds to go in tlic g.n'nc. H. C. Og XY'ABASll 39. All points wcrc scored in tlmc first half. Botli teams displxycul ilcfcnsiw slrcngtli in second lmlf. Undcrclnssmcn playcil mucli of tlic gamc, Last conference game for 'I7.1lcs. lcnving tlicm with no wins .md five losses in confcrcncc compcrilinn. '5- r, Rxlplw Xlil7un.ilil, slllllllll lillll l-'mi Uviviilnifl, llnk ill' lim' X-iriiivv, lim l'1rlss. K-ii-vu llw.. llim liiu. .ii.l, ll. C. 205 l7l'C.:X l L ll II. X crx Qluscg.lmc.ll1il.lIuLl:l1 unc um lnsc for lhlcs. Xl.ix lmxu lull .1 sunml xicmrx on unc more play. XX-Iilglll sgorul I pi-mls .mil plucil 3lI'C.llLlL'fL'l1KlNC guna l'l. C, li: RUYl'R'l4OX ii. .Xii'cil.ilcs turmslmcil appu- sition .at Rmurlun lmiiircumiiig. U!l'iyi.iting .'lg.lll1 qucstiuncil lu tfins. 'lliliqs cmlcil sixisun uilli unc xictorx' .mil ciglu lusscs. XX'1'igl1i .xml llmlils scurusl 'l'.D.'s I'iljjf Sviffjl- 1 Ri -1 HNF .loc inwizh. Bob Hatter. jack Nlnrrii. Allen Langdon, Bob Knox, Gary Xx., ll t 1:fliii1--!.klvl1n folilb. Ri 'Zi Ill il Dvnnae XYhitxell. ,lim Knox. Aloe Roush. jim Huddlewton, Bill Tudor, i a '1 e xiruzvp, Nlilte liadely. George Sparks. R4 'il' fHRlb -lim lllalxelx, ,Inu Butlienlurgcr, john linux, Bob Reid, llill Lanning, 5.11 '-.3 k iz-te. Qltrrk lluliuu. Hal Xlxerx. Ri 'll ,HT R lsele Xlai--r-, ilerrx Xlichael. llnll Steinlwrunner. Rex Clianey. Don Mcliin- ie'-. Y .Li .KLM -l-'hh Swine. Dick Wielxll. Larry' Laligdon, The freQhman-eophomore football team was more successful than the .'Xired.1lei. ending their season with two victories and three defeats. The team looked Quperb at times, especially in the 20-6 victory over New Caxtle. They had to play much larger opponents because most team menaherx were freshmen, 'Dale reservex opened the xeason with a 20-14 victory over Decaturg then they were khut out by Nlississinewa, 26-0, and by Portland, 13-0. The underelaiimen then defeated New Castle by Ll 20-to-6 Count and ended the feaxon with a 7-24 defeat inflicted by a tough Huntington Future 'Dales Show Power t I7 2' 7 1 I, xv vi ,-luiiluul Crnlrfm Kfrlrlvlfr Dur- fnn mul Frank Tmlx rlnvfc m1lrijvrm'nl. ir-n minus-xmas: stan rs-f + i i ,. 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'l.I4ll'x'H yum in jvl.-gum .Inu- lllhq-rumrl gufh Y P, SYS' fy. 4 YQ' 5. 0' as ' A- QS ,- x 4, Q f --Anim J .:. 14,7 AB Q35 -if Hi., '51 n an 2, xv my u-IX AT n w WW K , L, 'r P 5, ie-hooks, building, and students Separate parts of .1 puzzle mean nuthing. Thus all pieees nf this oi -have no meaning unless they are fitted together. Then emerges a sehuul-an elfeetive means ul' education. if those individual pieces really' lit in the way they are intended. Xlust of the thnusands uf books in the library have passed thruugh the hands of many students tu serve their ptirpiise. lui- six years the students stampede through the three parts nf this -W tu 23 year-wld huilding, with its good and bad points. But both hooks and building would he useless xxithuut human beings fur whom it is all created. And so the 1955 Retro has iuined the parts tu shnw you htm' a xsell snlxed puzzle works. The working is presented in three acts symbolizing units of time spent in 'getting an BRIGHT YIZ,-XRS. l5RlCillT HOURS, :XXII Blilfillilw NlUXlIiN'l'S. education- If J 'A F-I ff, if , , ,X M., r IA 1 A s I A P-Q Bai Q X 1 , av 5. ,Y X' : 'l ' .. 'AK wx 15 X , li Sf X - - i .r fy' 'X -0 xg - n -,Q A will ' 5' 'Nia' 'fl ' - M . ,Q 'ff' l, li ' ,. WX N Q fu ' ' ' .wax v r Q 'I ,S .K Ah ' '-N' x C , . A 1 A 1 S sf Iv - - ' ' 5 M- f i , . r 54 V 'V' , ' r i 5 2 if ,MWA 'C f Q .1 o- ' ff no f-9 4-?g ' ' A , 1 S x t fj IXRL TXX'll'ilfll HENRY YENCER DAVE UPTGRAFT DON TWCDERMOT C.::t:r Guard Forward Guard-Forward Sh Sh t' d T k L d SEASON RECORD SECTIONAL H. C 61 Bluffton 63 S7 Mississincwa H' C' - i 57 Dunklfk H H CQ. f-3 New Cnillc 71 55 Elwood H' C' -' H57 Portland -' H. C. : Wabash so ss Dunkirk H- C- - A 92 Gray H, V I Roll 37 S9 Rochester REGIONAL H, C Y Montpelier S6 55 Royerton H. C. . . 63 Ossian ,... ll, C. -1 Portland S3 54 Alexandria H. C. .,4, 67 Mississinewzi H. ff. fi Peru , 80 62 XVinchester Covertimcj ll fi. fl Huntington 37 60 Tipton . . , SEMI-FINAL H, f W: Burrif Mluncicl SU 53 Plym0utl1 H. C. ..... 71 Kokomo .. H. C.. ., 42 Richmond . ' 'P Cl T1 Wx NSKXD BILL SAPP BOB WRIGHT -zr:'l :rd Forward-Center Center - X324 2 2 ' 'Yam ug ff , fc If A 'kgs I' v 1' Q .K P K jk I I I fi ' ' L xxx mx F Q, N ' r , - ' 1 K 1 f Y A . I +5 f If I , X J N I ,H f-Tfx za' .,, Q , if .l ar. I-' 7' -x . 1 P 1 e L -if c ,,. u f '-r- 'Y ,' VA f 4 I 'J K. ,-- . X ti , V fail A f u. 4 8 3 .A 1 l 1 W J f ' f I S 'F i V ll x 5 fi - 'f X e -' we M , . 1 ,Q xwj S7 J, TOM SMITH DEAN BURCHARD KIINI BOOTS I l DON XYIll,X1.'XNX Guard Liuard Iiurward linrxx ,irij Q y 0 0 Auedales Advance to Sem1-f1nc1ls The Airedales finished the season with a 15 win, 10 loss 'if UAHIJA ll 1ff 'fH lvlifffflu ffl ffw ri iw JM mai il lfu ln llf 1 V.1r H1 ffflfrrlii fvl.1X .li .wr ll. C, record in an up-and-down season. But even in their losses the Dales looked good, as they had .1 well-balanced ball club with height and heart that were hard to beat. After losing three in .1 row to Bluffton, New Castle, and NVabash, the XVeeks-men then beat their arch rivals- Roll, Montpelier, and Portland. After Peru's red-hot Tigers trounced them, the boys won two Central Indiana Conference games over Huntington and Muncie Burris, then lost to Mississinewa and Elwood. Two wins were then racked up by the Airedales, over Dunkirk and Rochester. Once again our boys lost two in ri row, first to Royerton. then to C.l.C. champions, Alexandria. Following these defeats, the 'Dales won over XY'inehester and highly touted Tipton. ln the regular season finale they lost to Plymouth. The Airedales won the sectional tourney with convincing wins over Dunkirk, Portland, and Cray. Next Ossian and Mississinewa fell before them in the regionals. After trounc- ing Kokomo in the Fort XY'ayne semi-tinals, they lost to the Richmond Red Devils. The team's advance through the sectional an.l regional to the Hnal game of the semi-finals was the feat-of-tliw year for H.C.H.S. im fun inf gnu fxXX I 'wifi' siftw-si 1 At Last A-flvr ffllllllllllg ilu' m'fn'0rk fran: flu' svrlimml grmlx for Iln' jim! xuflv I'l. C. riclory in xi,x- frrn yu.:rx, .Qlt't'f.lll Aimlulvx rrg- ixlvr llwir' I'AlIYflll'l' in flu' flrvxx- ing room. 7'lw,y url' CROW' ONEJ Earl Tu'iln'll, Dun' Ulvf- -Qlllrl-f, lim Bouix, Mila- Wwlcx. lflmflr lr.l LROXV TXVOJ Bull W'r'i,qlvf. Bill Supp, Dm: MrDvr- mul. Tom Smillr, Ilcury Yzvrrrr. ljlllon W' il I nr u ll 11. QROW THREIQJ Gala' Pivrxuu uml Allru l.an.q4lur1, lllulmgrrsq G r 0 I' g L' Tou'lm'ml: Ronniv Cuppvr, llldll- ugvr. N l fu 1 uf ff rmuzx nmlr'1lw1lww lu ilu- H'Iflllll:.Il zirlvry ulzo vlljoyml xurlJ u ruuuml. QTOP fnlx ,m.l zmullvm lmukx ilu' 'Dulln QBOTTOM RIGHT! A zirlurjy boujfrc nl Sigma f l rl I Al llnrrwl illj lm rnlrrlq-'.l li1'11ll'lllllX. Hartford City's host Airedales won the 1953 we- bumped the 5peede.1tx from l5nnkii'la, if-Sw, Next tional by defeating Gl'.1y'li Redbirds by .1 score of 91-53. Gray eliminated llennville, .ind Montpelier upended The triumph was their hrst in sixteen years. Roll. The tournament Qtarted with Pennville defeating ln the final Llrlf' the .'Xircd.ilcs trouneed I'iii'tl.ind Madison Township, Montpelier thumping Poling, ,ind if-43, Gini' upset Nlontpelierg then in the .ill-iinpnw Roll upsetting Bryxint. Then the Redkey XY'olve5 were tant tin.1l eontext, lldrtford utllsuitetl Ciizii. lr uit edged by the Portland Panthers .ind Hartford City .1 long writ, lint it nm wnmli it. ll.'Pl'l R ll'l5Tl Nufffi .nl lffii im 1iw1rl!ifi!miI.1f fiiiff iziliiiu U1 lfn Drmfiif ininfiif iL'l'l'l li lilk-llil i li, ii wir- nf liiis llf,,,,' lf. i' Nilflfl Nf'llll ffii fill-iffiii ii! ii mffmiril Hi Iffi Illlflkllk Qillfli iifnii Iliff ffmf' Jiii .1 ,Min i iisiii. ill,lXN l li l II l i ISM' ll .' ,Qllilflltllif lfilnllqfl lffi winui itilifx .ffwzi lfii lfillll ff! mem Xjuhfiilfi. 1lUXX l li lillilll' lii i,fiif,'if'fi- ruin , Inu' - l it ' fu' Qili nfl lfii Iffmi lu llfi nm' Nj' fri Ifu limi Lplirli. Pugh' si':f-U-wig Ilrll ll I r 1 if sw AFTER TI ill REGIONAL FIRST ROXV: G. TOIl'7lY1'Il11, Willmfum, 13. Supp, D, AWf'IJl'l'I!lUf, Crmrlv Clumla' XVvff:x. SIQCOND RONW: Anixluul Cmlvlm K. DOYHIII, R. C.'ujvlu'r, I.. Lm1,q.luu, um! G. Pirrsrm, lmllnlgvlwi R. Wfrigbl. T. Smilb, H. Ywrrvr, Axxixhnll Cmlrlz lf. Tmllx. THIRD RONV: D. Ulwl,qmfl, 1. Aluulmlvrg liunlx, If. Tzvilzrfl, D. Blzwlmunl. ld- W-ew a W- uf fm, if Qfb. 'h -,..o. 1 4' slflnf. - A .l EAA af'-,fy , -. ai' lL'l'PlK ll I I 8 lwnv1X.u.f --'wfnx fu- xlmwf 'f fn.-In-I u- .:,u.,' KIXIIIQ lklr-E11 , , 4 gH.1v.fmg .IQAHVIW Kr. fwn1+ffJ.f'l r- V fflf, ' 1- If fm! lfu g.1rl1.. lfu Isfml .-fllfwl .',' rm-7.v'1f Nu .Af flu' IMI ,A 'I f Hllyu, L m'.m1m1, IXYXX I li l I . V 1 xL'l'l'lR lilhllli 'lunw-.r:.f f 1 fr ' Om 4 lmfu' .1q.1lvlxl Rf.fw,'ff'1.1', .lx ffm R.l 174 'M Xu: Ns. I::: J I 1. . ,. W 1. ,Ll'N'I'lR Ill Il l'4.14fuv Lnrsw ln'1.x ,w :m.rJ.1 frlfxf .fun llxxxlil NU UW :Jing .lufnw .ll Nu' fvg fmvznm j ,v v1 4 A 1 1 1 ,1 ' N ' . 1 1 Iflfluulrlq lfu' null-!1r1.1f tmnm' X 4 r 1 1 4 ug, -.ow FRIESIIMEN Coaclv lfrlmlq Teufx jokingly jminfr ouf flat' fmxlcvf io liix f.l'4'SllllIiIll lmxkrrlmll xqllml. who rm' Int' Smith. Engrm' Gimlnur, Dan ll lrirr.ti'll, john Knox, lim Bilfcrr, Bob Rrirl. Rulqrr Al0llf,QUlIlL'I'AY, lim Knox. lurk L1UlIIl'rl,1', Rulwrluml Cline, Ivrry Mic'lnn'l, Ru Cfulilry, uml XfllilL'lIf imlrmgvr' Bill Tlromili. Underclassmen Show Potential Power AlL'NlOR HIGH RECORD FRESHMAN RECORD 1?---'N-JR:-.' Ii X 'Csl' . . ,CI .M xvirhinjlfui mhrmn, Harttord City 31 New 'Castle . .,.. . . . , .38 A 1 Fwd ma Hartford City 41 Wfaslirngton Uvlarionj .IS K Vmiixinux I A Hartford City S6 Portland ..,, .....,,, 1 8 4 il Rl-wrt-in i Hartford City 32 Mississinewa ..,,..,., 37 Q' 'A f i' jf , 1 Hartford City 40 Royerton ,,,,..,,.,. .29 ggl 5 '34 ,it Xltoullorla 4Nlarionj , M , 1 . Y :L Rmrknun Hartford Lity ZS McCulloch fMarionj . 29 ' , 'f K, A H jc H sl i Hartford City 34 Royerton . , , ...,. , , ,16 7 ra .tt t .u ora 4Nl.1rioni A I I I . V it M 11 XX-hhinurwn mhmmr, Hartford City 26 McCulloch QMari0nJ . 41 ' ' ' ' XM MH TOL.RXifY i A Hartford City 33 Nvaslaington CMarionj ,22 Elsa' if 41 lilurlton 11 r- f 41 xl'-Il'-l'l1 WABASH TOURNEY T 1 11 Xliviuii1ew.l r .r. Imrrland Hartford City 40 Columbia City ., .,.24 4 1- Nt-,-. C .itrle Hartford City SS Bluffton .., , ..,46 livXlNl11lI'ikH 'l'1lL'liNl1 llartford City 32 Mississinewri . .,49 1 ' ' llim-lvoro llarlford City 47 Portland . , , 41 1 1, :hi C it-. Hartford City 36 New Castle 52 IUNIOR IIICII ROW I: Cary Blair, Mike Sliatto, Rob- ert Stafford, Dennis Locltctt, lfugcnc Staf- ford. Merrill Rhodes, Nolan Willman. ROW' 2: C.oacl1 james I,urtey, Orville lfiqpguia, Billy Cronin, Alnlinny Alacltson, .lack Cain, Steve llerslibergur, llolinny Calauc, Clary Bowman, Ronnie Kemp, student manager: Hola Thornburg. ICUW 4: Cecil lleeson, George Hughes, lretl Sanlilli, Leslie lJeWitt, Ulm Hurri- wortli, Hub Cline, l.cnn Adams. fllil-TI I'rcxhm.1n y4:II Imdursr Iudv Bur- clurd .md Ruth Ann H.1mpmn. fL'l'l'l K RIKIIITI Pup Q.In.-urIu.1Jcrx: I,m.1Icc XX' Nur. Patty Yunccr, .md funnnu Rm x..1- JI. flUIY'I:R RIGIITI ,Iunwr High xg-ll Ind- urx: KJV Snydur, -Inner Kmvx. Jud I5-fnmc Suu Harruon. I'L'l's' RI Q MRD .-Im1clJu! Uf.1.fux lamb TVJIK. lMumI1'vI5mfml..Irz.f I.m,'H llfv- nx .ILL rl-In fw.,m. ,.1W..l- ufm In ul lx luffur Nun lx JIU Imlffnl. Hnrrtlrdf uv HIUII:--n X Ilxrzwn M H.lrtf-vr-.Il nu' Nun KMIIL -I 11.1.4-Iv. Iv H.1rtfur..IK :rx XX ,1Ix1xIv -f II .1 II.xrlrfrdl1rx RNII I H... .. Y. II.1rl1'4+rdl1 XII-mgnlmr IIIVHI-Y. I II.1rnrfrdL1'x I'wr:ImJ Iivc' xi . HMI! -mil mx Ikr.: XI H ' Hunt IJKIU IILm1.u4twzw 'N II 3' II.1rrl' WJ K Iiurrm- Nlumw -H H Iw I I'l'I'N l1l.Ix Ixkmuziv I'-Lrwzv I Vulv ... KH . 1 I. I' , I L I .1 N I .XIkx.x1uIu', Iwm Iiwrizvylm IMI- K yr' Il-'I In if' IL N' K I u Ink XI rrmx. The basketball noon leaguers started the season with a practice round involving eight teams composed of boys not on the sehool's squads. At the end of this round, the league was cut to six teams, the players on the two dismantled squads being divided among the six remaining groups. At the end of the tirst three rounds the Pacers, eaptained by Jerry llonlson, were leading the league with eleven victories and four defeats. Teams, captains, and players were as follows: PACERS-Capt. jerry Poulson, Dick Hirons, Rollin Brown, Ronnie Capper, Bob Cavanaugh, Ray Cronin, jerry Kemp. P.-XNTHFRS-Capt. Bob jones, Bill Cline. Louie Orendorff, Dan Parks, Gale Pierson, Dave McMichael, Bill Clapper. ONVLS -Capt. Bryce XY'illman, George Cline, Larry Field, Bob Knox, Lyle Phipps, Eddie Schermerhorn, john Balle, Jack Creamer. GIANTS-Capt. Harold Hiser, Don Pursifull, Ronnie Boots, Dean Elwood, John Schermerhorn, jim Buifenbarger, Jack Magers, Gary Ake. HOTDOGS-Capt. Dick Smith, Frank Harlow, Taylor Ladd, jim Davis, Phil Miller, Don Carr, Jim NVoolard. INDIANS-Capt, Ray Dodds, Gary Sinclair, Bill Smith, Jim Huddlesrun, Dick Reidy, Allen Langdon. if rf all mf! il Rflllllll' C'.:jflvi'r, Pillow' jflilyrix ilriirx in illlil lair it 1111 as Gdll' W I 1' If 1 1 I Iili I'n'rim1, Bill fihrjijur, null Bill Cilir1i'fP.nzlfvi'r lrio-fry lu slnjv film. Cfu'.'rlr.1.lrrs .Xl.nllm' .lull llflll .X'.m-'x 5111-11 .nhl .Xliu Bvfllx Will, fwfr rfr1fmj'uIllUv', flu. k flu' rlulv u'.1Img rlmrl. Chccring thc 1Xircd.1lcs to thc swcct sixteen climaxcd .1 season of backing thc :mm for laesice of thc Pup Club. Bcdcclxcd in white blouses and black tics, thc girh formed lcr- ters and sang songs to help lend the boys to victory. II-I ll'li RKIXX 1: Xl. il. C.xrlmm', xpmw-rg l. ll--hluur. R Nm-ll, Xl. .Xul1, X1 , ., lhkcr, I7. l.ll'l'xN, Xlr. C. XX uclu, xpnnwr. ROW' 1: R. Cnppur, ll, Carr, ll. Txxlbcll, if. 'I-xxnwml, l. XXvlllYll,lI!H, R XXvll1LlC!',ll.llUl'Xllllll, lJ,L'prgr.1r1,l.. l'1urwx1, l . Um-ml-lrll, RUXX' 5: KI. N-rrwn, l'. Xlnllur. l. luwgd-frm. ll. Xlmm-r. li XX'rnglu, K 'luclwrg T. Slllllll, 15. Sapp, bl. lirnwn, l. 'lkulm-Il, ll Rudy. I'l'P VI FI? KUXX' I: I, XlcC'onr1.1ugl1v.'x, kl, Sxmx, 5 Znlglur, Xl. lhmwrx, N Lmrdnur, pruxnlumlg K , l'll1-fu, sccrcurxg R. klnmx, xxkg-prw.w.luwL1 K. llurwn. Lrcmllmr ll. XX'xllm,1n,L,ll.:tl111.1n. KUXX' 2: C.'l'ownw11J.,l.lhvmll 4 -mllr. I llllm. Il Xll-rr1X.N Human, S Hwxcll. li. Xlciiarlrcy, .I. Bcnm-H. l'. Nlmdx RKIXX 5: X'JnHurn.l .i1mwlnulx,R. Nunn. ll. llln-it. X' Ivnn, Vl' Nlfrrl T. .Xmlrc. S Oxurmycr. S. l-lrd, S. Kxmlvlc. RHXX 4' ll. Sumxxnll, li. llmvu'1'. li. Numuylll, ll Slmmurmau. -I lxumu ll Krclxcllcr. X. XX'mLlcr, Xl. XX'L'lxlx, S, Ouxllr. X. llulllllwum, Rflll' 5: H. Rugura bl. llulllnqcr, I. Hull. I. Nl1.m, R. XX.xrd, l X1.1rlm.l.nlu, ll. l'rcx1m'll. N. R.n.1uX, l , lulllcn. RUXV fri K-. XX lmm4.r, N klxxulll. l. .Xrlmllxlg Xl lb-xyll, N in-.l..l!. l'. Xlullur, ll. line. l lul1m.m, I XIA lull.m, ll. llrf-.lx RUXX' 'S N. ll.1xux..X. Xl.1lx--rm'x. l l'uglH. Xl, K :4-emu. N llml--11, ,X, XX.nI.'. 1. XX1'.nur, S, Xllu-rx. S. xm1:Iw.N. Mlmmlr KUXX' 51 lx. lirrrlcr, ll Nlmllm. Q lil '. ll, X lllwr, X XXlllm,1vv:v, Xl XXl1ll.1kcr, l', Lwllurup, ,l. llr.ull'urx. ll, .Xllx.lmlu. l lllvwm IUIXXV J ll1vIl'm.m, l K.11'1, li, N.lvulvm.ulvu, N X uv ll1r:w.N. llul-lllur, Xl. .'XlxL'. N. llnxxurx. C, XXLVI. Xl XX,1r.l. N Nunn. X1 llxuhnl, H00 A em T',. bn'fwc W li ,fr L'-' vw- I. .... UAL .md Il.lI'l'Y QQQ. . ' 000' 904 Q00 find . .x.1.nm, .lx thu' pcrtwrm .1 Xu XlX'X'lI'I1Hl in plxxwics cl.1ss. g HHH' PW Ti 11115 hall La g mi ILIJB' rf-um, L1 mu X x 3 lj jk m I Studies, Experiments IULHB' puSscS9 C.. H I ,lf 4 5 5 ---.li ' ,I -I f . 3 j Cross Country Adde IHLHI Xli'Di'r'nluf Xlv0l1'.t his Poll' xauliing pmuris nl flu' I'IllIlfilIgfUll funk mrvl. Iolw Cruliuur, In-.nl fmclc vouch, rlfirlci ilu' .Jn'l1r.1r'i uf il sfofv uulrb fm nn' in il 'nmiug lmrfc lnrrf. The 1952 Airedale track squad had a successful season, winning all five of their regularly scheduled meets. One meet with Elwood was cancelled because of bad weather conditions. The 'Dales opened their season with a 96 to 33 victory over the Dunkirk Speedcats. This win was followed by a victory in a triangular affair, the 'Dales scoring 68lQ points, Montpelier HM, and New Castle 33. ln their first meet away from home the trackmen beat the Huntington Vikings 64 to 45. Alexandria provided the next opposition, with the 'Dales winning-68If'j to 40 M. The H. C. thinlies ended their season by trimming the Portland Panthers 7S to 31. Last fall, although the cross country squad lost their three meets in regular competition, Don McDer- mot won Hrst in the conference affair with a record 7130.2 for the mile and one-half. CROSS COUNTRY SQUAD ROW' I: Jim Boots, Larry Field, Don Pursifull, Jim Woolnrd, Conrad Cooper. ROW' 2: Don McDermor, Tom Smith, Bill Sapp, Eldon Will- mann, Dick Hirons, Louis Coulter. ROW' 1: Rollin Brown. john Alexander, Tom Hoffman. J 1- 1 - , 1' Ax ' 1. as Conditioner DICK PICKERING-shot put, broad jump, l0O-yard dash, 220-yard dash, half-mile rc-lay, low hurdles. ALLEN SINCLAIR-broad jump, high jump. RALPH MCDONALD-440-yard dash, shot put, mile relay. BOB HINES-440-yard dash, half-mile relay. JIM DAVIS-l00-yard dash, 220-yard dash, half-mile relay. AL SANTILLI-broad jump, high jump, half- mile relay. DON MCDFRMOT-pole vault, mile mile relay, high jump. MORRIS STUMP-440-yard dash. run, GARY BURGESS-440-yard dash, half-mile relay. CHARLES GILLAND-mile run, half-mile run. DON STRlNE-half-mile run, mile run. mile relay. RONNIE CAPPER-l004yard dash. HOXVARD VVOOLARD-half-mile run. LOUIS ORENDORFF-half-mile run, broad jump. JOHN ALEXANDER-pole vault. DlCK NWELSH-440-yard dash. DEAN ELNYOOD-half-mile run. TAYLOR LADD-440-yard dash. DON PURSIFULL-pole vault, 440-yard dash, mile relay. DICK REIDY-'Shot put. DAVE UPTGRAFT-high hurdles. ,IERRY DAVIS-100-yard dash. clash, half-mile relay. KENT UPTGRAFT-high hurdles, high jump. DAN PARKS-low hurdles. 120-3-ard BOB CAVANAUGH-student manager. BOB XVRIGHT-100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, sho! put. XVALTER W'Al..LACE-half-mile run JOE DODD5--student manager. .gigwh Q- - . ig l 0 gi' 'ill - III .-:- .. ' s, ' '11 'Ng ' i lil X R 'I l ' P W im. It Y ' f ll I x' v ' N 5 rl 5 'T l l H- U1 'iii I 1 VP ' D, . Q . -.L ' ll-my -j . A 'Pills 'Q 'Wu ': l XX I : I l I 'F I 3 1 x. if h .E in-vw-' I I - .fr 1:-I WT . - Q KY: 5. I l. I - ix' La- '- -' ' Nr 'Y' I 1 , .I . l 1 y X .' 1 s f V v . 1 r 41 A J - A- , 'vii' - fr..a+ A rf- j- A 7 lg, rg, R 143- Sa ' il I A7 'J l l 4 A ii ' if-wa I l I A in-A L I A I mg E 4 'M 4 ' - f 3 I - S- j Q I f . I -I - In li ., Q1 'N Q 1 X ' -QQ, u S' ir yy I , i U . . 1, - ' ' i E ' ' 1. 4 -l i I Y! 2:1 - 1' lf f U - .fu l l 'Q in K- I xl Yr it 1 V X y ' l J.. ' Y ,V 'C. Ui 1 1 ' I L I s Page sfiwiify-svi'ciz. CY an ... 'Pg RW.. .rw - - J To 1 i f X 1 df atv . - .Q s . W f . slr '. ' f '- 5.-f.w':1.,.i' f Wg. fy-,. 1 - JK , f .' ' , , . , M ., xv ,, Elgin- 'fi TT ' - M Lum Y.-irc.-r ,Qi-ls vel for Ihr mtv! piirh. Lum led the fum :n lulrmq unb .1 .500 prrrcnlugc for lbv '52 season. 1952 BASEBALL ROSTER CLAUDE WEEKS, Coach Henry Yencer Darrell Gardner George Cline Dick Langdon Gerald Lahlotte Asa Strine Ray Dodds Don Willman Ralph McDonald George Townsend Ronnie Vfinder Fred Schwaner joe Brown Bob Carr Dick Tucker Don McKinley jerry Poulson Gale Pierson jim Boots . Phil Miller ,lim Carpenter john Cobb '52 Airedale Nine Has Fair Season H. C. 3 ANDERSON 4. 'Dales led to last inning . . . Gardner tripled, Yencer doubled. H. C. 1 MARION 3 Each pitcher gave up three hits . . . No walks given up by Carpenter . . . Yencer's second double. H. C. is ALEXANDRIA 3. seven runsin first two innings . . . Doubles for Dodds, Yencer, Gard- ner . . . Nine strikeouts for Carpenter. H. C. 2 ANDERSON 5. All 'Dale runs in fifth . . . Dodds tripled . . . Yencer doubled. H. C. S MARION CST. PAULJ 10. Car- penter pitched two innings, striking out five . . . Triple for Yencer. . . Winder doubled. H. C. 5 MUNCIE CCENTRALJ 27. Bad day . . . Yencer hits two doubles for his seventh extra . . . base hit in six games. H. C. 10 WINCHESTER 0. Carpenter gave up one hit, struck-out 15, walked one . . . Dodds, Langdon, Gardner, Brown triples . . . Willman doubled. H. C. 14 ROYERTON 3. Twilight game . . . Yencer hit the team's only home run of the season . . . Carpenter gave up just two hits . . . Triples: Cline, Willman, Dodds, Poulson, Yencer . . . Doubles: Cline, Dodds, Townsend. Henry Ycricrr iran-.t a big run as the Airedale: win a lair muon cnrmmlcr. .13 P 'il 1711- 511 1I,I1FT5 Dm1,U.Drvumf, unlmf' nr Nu IWW K 'fri' lu.1r1lx Ifwlvfvx ml n11lXl.1u.f1u,Q xfwn A fr1.1rlwlv:jv nl lv.,-L. ll'.1H xRIlQH'l'5 liufv Hnflqfvt, ummr uf flu- R.,f,1m ,m.1v,I Hr' WH rm- 1.H1.1.m,l,11y Xpmfxm.1mlv,p 1,1 y,,.,rl'.1ll 1952 ATHIITIC AXVQXRDSZ UPPISR IFFT: Cfmrfv Clumlf Wvvcfci nmkrx mnllm' rfmym' lllhv f'.1X!crlfn1H .114.n.lX lv: Hfffv uuvzglvl. fhlrrulf Gurdrnr. .NIJ D011 MCDUVVIIUI. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Bnfv B.1krI', Ivjmwrllirlxq ffm .Xn1f'Vi4'.1f1 Isfllflfl. ,114 JYAIK lfu 1Hfl'fW ffl' fhlwfulfl Io lim C.'.lrfu'r1lrr'. BOTTOXI IlKl'AI': DIAL l'1fkrr1u!q l'4'1A'llA'N lm SIHIIIJ Pfw l,.1n1m,: funk lwpfvx Vmm Uv-. 1.111111 4 nublr. BOTTOM CVNTIR: Rn'fnlr.f l..ll1,q.luf1 lnrlzlllg ilu' Rfrhuy Almfllnlff AlIl1lV'., fum: .Hr Yrvvlmz l.Iu1v., NUI KONI RIMHI. Uv. Vwr'r1n1l.5frun'x prrwlllirlg Nu' wjmv'lxrr1.lrlxfv11I .lu.1r'.l fu Dmrfff ii.1r.l1lm'. -1 4- Q I 15141. N -, Mff-1'w- 1 'F XE ' 35 It S A - -ra 'l'f :7'.-v X l V T ' lx I rf Uv. mlmr? jmfnm' flu' nmur jwmpwlrn' in lfn' urn' mmir rmun fformrrly ilu' lilvrnryl. QTOP CEN f 1 1 1.f .v. Lfmkx lfu xlr1.lfufC uurlc. QUPPER RIGHT3 A l'L'fYl'l'AL'IlfxlfflF nf flu' Mm1rivSfur Ifugml jrxfll Jwj' fvfxk IIHYIIIQ lfnlv ffrlil lrljl, 4I.OW'l'R l.lfl'4T1 Sflnfrrllx lmxx lu lfu' gryrn fur a fwfr xvxxiun X I ln HI 1 1 fu. k In IM hu.l.v' nf lm Un, Il.1ulq YVIILTI' .luulvlm 1111 lux fini In Dum Blzlfburfl. Ibn' UIIKSL' of fvlux lfn' firm' IVSZ If1Il'l'1Il1Illl'l'1lf1' fn'orr1flH'r div wfnmllr Lulrnx rwrr uwrn lrwz x lln' fmflnuhllg 1lllfH'1lf4llll'l' of ll'lFlll' mul Mink gnzwls, lfu' oulj -Q 9' l,.1rry Suxun, iIllI7flllHl1Q frm: rrlfvfrfmf rnfnlifiwz, ffm-iff: .1 QM! jrruxurllnf him ffj fvic Vlnlwlllxlffi CIRCLE: Tuflml sulfur fu , Krrnjv, jmwcrllx . ffuflull lxnlfl JNL, .qnun 1'r1In'wl:l.1f111', .lx bl' l'XI'l'L'Ll'5 fl7t' llI1'.lXl1l'HlK MRJIU. .5,...Q....,-- ns-, .' '-e-'A'---- ' '- ,Q '-,I-1 7:'7'X- L i ,AJ-A-V-. ,eff x V , , 4-9--Q., d --'- N.'.'f,l'1'llx Mg- H, mf, S N limi.. L.m:,'u1!,u fm ,M H' M.,-5 ffm l f.1v.'f' .f ,fwmzg ff'-. f 4 A , - , . , -f' .1 fwffm !mA'..'l'JfJ gr Tfn Av g.:f . ff, I .VJ -Inu my ff' , H ffw:.l. n f llf ww Ilxrw. lu ffm fxvf 1 J' Uv, Max 7Illl'nH luv I. P. lxf.ufn.f'v 'fur fm lw.'.f!'. .xml lv..l NK :.f.k ' All-rf lwfv m7lxX lurnf' In Lnmffu 1' fvlwlxm XIHJ. H! .lf ffm Hug llun--A 2 -'4 . 15? A l . S.vl r- 4 Relieting the routine of hourly classes. projects .d parties plat ed .in important part in students' lives. 'lihe .trrixsl of underelass pictures. which wet'e a re-tilt ot the senior proiect. the Retro. had all pupils in .in uproar insisting that their photos were no good. that they .always take a horrid picture: hut. much to their delight, exert one else seemed to thinlt these were the liest they 'd had. lldllow een it itches. ghosts. scarecrows. and SliClCtOt1S decked store windows during the season. Art students 'aorlted diligently ereating .1 design. cutting it out of paper, and finally putting their masterpieces on the windows to be judged. Swimming in the dead of winter would be a trifle chilly were it not for the school's indoor pool which was used for Y-teen swimming parties throughout the year. Pep sessions took students from their classesg so they could be classiiied as parties. Encouraged to back their team, they did just that. All in all, projects and parties broke up the monotony of everyday classes and provided pleasure in the mean- time. Projects, Parties Part of School Life L l'l'i ix ll l li : .i.. I ,rf .: wrrzark ma.l'i lit Hr. CilVl'llIlt' in fu'etiHl1illi's fvuun' mom zurnrlfers' l1e1t'vluxx fVil'fIll'FX. QUPPER Ti-Ei' Nr., If I- ' 1' I. .v Ariat: .Inf .luring .1 Y-'I'iw1 inimmmg jvirrfy. ut ulfvrrs tauluft. KCFNTIZRD Altlfixlllllil Btllfff, Trmlir ..-,: If 1 iii, I, -i:p.fv:1.,l I-i fmmzil .lunr Ifnllmz. img .il Nu' Cliriilmin ,H'U.QI'dI!I. QLONVIZR LEFTJ Ari iluilrllfx Maxim' ,, I-.w '. l.'.'.:':fu tio it., ' mb .mil lllua .'lltfwllVllIillI.QlN'1' ri1rr't'rieil ffwir lluflourrrz Ulllilfillili will: Uris xmlrwrotz' unif sfcrlrlvlz :. . .lvfivrn .ffuiv iwzlwf fully in lfu' ANI' ilnrt' u'imluu'. QLONVIQR RIGIITQ Rnllr Si'r'resl, jvnlio 1'il'fillI, jvnlx ber . . .1 ,., .'.4.':. .1 -if--ini jul' uitlnry. l r-ly ffvf 5 l 'ss Q .wp if . ,, ' '-- 1 ntntnlijl .- 1'- 9 .. x as . 'vi' ,iqif SWL ME x if Img, , lvl, e,,,1,, 1, , ', x u x B.:--full plan ri Gi :all limmft, Ilruvrx Y. ui . 1, .if1.l Rai I5f:.l,fi 'lnfi lim N. f' ii .1 in i ,fn - av: :. :. . I- J' iw: 'v:,, 5. v wi: n' lull 11.1.1 .mil i1llfHQV.lf'!'4il fix Ciflrl lv ikllli, Iimfqir jul. fu v, ii flw fi.1ir1,'wf:r: ai .i Nm fi im' 1 in ijmki' in lfu' xlfiiliul fvnlx. I ,ifi,'jwffu. .final i xi i, 'aut just when studcntw wcrc about ready to give up and retreat to .1 nicc safe hide-away gany place cxccpl schoolh, along came something that kept :hum in thc prison for at lcast tliat day. Yes. of couixc. a Coun- cil-Sponsored program. Iiirst, it was talking Klynali birds, owned and trained by Mr. .intl klrs. Jack Owens. Tlicsc birtlx xaid tliingw like Nllullu. wet-tlig.irt and XX'li.it xliall l x.1y'?M. Carl lfrwkinc. pittliur for tliu Br Kiwanis. tliwilwqtl liix cxpt-ricricw. Trampoline and umcyclc NIJTN. xlllltll .intl Xlaiiriyu Uaxix, .ilxo provcd to students xxliat it-are of prattiuu tan ilu. ll rn' i v.. l.' if - NJ.. 1 4 I' iiii 1 ooklyn lbmlgui-N xxlm wax lwmuglat licru lw tlit' xl x ,v 1.x .Hifi R.. nf Hu' M lun Il fl K A lx 1 I7 JN. 'L ,.-A1 vlvv xf Hi. A Y . x N , ,mul Inn. V . .. ,K 1.14.5 If DIL 1 4 ' ' .1 fhzrt rw lfu' 'L x Bill Swillw l'l'lf1'Il'.X lf Il u ol inxlrllrlinmv fur jolm Srbcr- fIlt'l'lIUl'll nn 'Nlzlrlvul' Voliug Jay, ax flfrk Maxim' Crmk 1IIl'1lif.X ' won 1011 rs. A A U ,i Mun' aml umrc 4'H'lIX1'S flood illlo artizfilirs flcrmilling , -' -' slmlwulv In ,qu fmwc' null u'alflJ Ihr' Prvsidcnllal , - ' lmzmquruiioll nn Irlvlfisifzlz on january 20. .' 0 Q- -ff sf. - U1 r fvqI1'.1l-ff,f1,' I l l -if 1 E H1 l Illnlj' Biml: ililifx IYIIIIIUV' fo flu' Kffrrlslnmi Bill Xliliriff, Dill' Rrlifi, Pal fyfiflllllill, ,lrlau Blum!! fakii .1 .fiiji f.,,J,f!i J. li, ILIVIIQLIYJVII in ifu' purhilyi flu' Irarf of il Raj CHHIHI, illlil' Hr. Baku uatifi ffm iii- citi fm .Mil X.i',,y,,l ,,, flu' lliifqf, 1 my IWYYUII frn'1mr'il1g lo plilj Sami.: cildlll. i'i'uif.lllii' ul .1 lliilfllxlifl-llHi'il fulllimn, ,, ,,!,,1!f,mmi iiivi mar lu iff, sifimil ilffflfllllflilflflll lui Ujmi lliuiir. Certain events take place every year: yet they are never really the same. Santa Claus came this year for the Christmas program via Aludy Bantz. American Education XY'eek open house found students releasing hydrogen-filled balloons and displaying sheet metal work, band instruments, themes, Harvey gthe plastic manj and mechanical drawing plates, Chest X-rays were again taken, and all chests reported well. Voca- tional Ciuidance conferences helped juniors and seniors to make a choice of occupation with exhibits of laulls, guns, flowers and plants, modeling, golf, and coaching. LQ- Mr. Ifzrrvlf llnilillrvlnu ilfslilayi imil l'XfFlnIill.N fin inllirlmrl nj guns In HHIIIH' .mil XVIIIUV Imax ul il frufffvj irixinrl uf ffii' illllllhll giilifinlri' i'ullfirir1i'i'. ligm- ,-VW +P Q. .1 4 3 . f t ' Q Vi .5' T: ,- 5 A-An N ll XlCIJul'I'Hmll U'iuN .1 IXKU-Imm1z11k1 lg.Ul1Nl Xlmwtpulwx' .xx mp gnu 1111-.fur Tm' ilu' Ik'lM+LlIhi Ili-Y .xml Y-VIQQQI1 nnmluz' xl-up Lln11'Jgg.n'.1l1nq I-1-'INNVXL 1 lirycs XX IHITLIII lung ITNNIMI-K' P f! 7' Plays Provided Comedy and Mystery Hiking. dodging. And battering her way through three .icts of the NYS iunior play Brother Goose, Ann Fulton .is tomboyish. football-playing Hyacinth Adams, managed successfully to block out opposition plsyer judy Hughes as Lenore Hudson, who led Hy's older brother. Jeff ghlerry Crousej, into L1 matrimonial entanglement. Jetf. .in architect, planned R1 house for Lenore. which was to be built on n vacant lot, also Hy's football field. Alice Huddlestun as Peggy Nvinkel, J hosiery s.ileswom.1n, brought order to Jeffis hectic life .ind with the help of Hy, who put cereal in the bulldozer doing the exc.1v.1ting, Peggy saw rr bright future .is Mrs. Jeff Adams and big sister to rnmbunc- tious Hy. Mystery preceded comedy :is the 1952 seniors pro- duced Tiger House revolving around an estate called Mystery Manor, which Erma Lowrie fGwen Ander- sonj had inherited from her aunt provided that she live there for one year. Strange, mysterious proceedings designed to force Erma to become frightened and leave were commonplace. Mac Intosh QTom Lightlej, Ermn's boy friend, arrived to uncover the scheme of Arthur Hale Qlseigh Morrisj, Ermzfs cousin, and a local character, Thompson fDon Willmanj to drive Erma away from the house. Lois Stiffler, Dennis Mc- Daniel, the housekeeper fjoyce Johnsj, and Connie Strine, the mystery woman, added comedy and sus- pense to the plot. ,TOP LIiFTi I.tlQ!73lUV1'ii.LiIllVJ IUlws0rl,G1L't'n Amlursou, Don W'i1lmrm, and Lois Stifflrr grow more ronfzzsml in Ihr' Tiger Mau 'i:ii.'t',s. iTOP RlGHTi lim lY'ool.1r.l. shzgu n1.1m1gcr for '52 junior play, plrmls im artijiriul fobuwb. QLOWER LEFTJ Mr. Irmzvs l'. :. . JrfVt.'!'J'. x'fi'u'rlii off ,1 fun' firms 011 flu' property lisf. QLOXVER CENTERJ Dennis ML'Di1nir1, Tom Ligbflu, and Leigh Morris ill 4 'L' 'i jm: flu' IW1 senior plus. QLOWER RIGHTJ juily Hugbrs rlvcrks zuitb Brofber Goose, jerry Crouse, about tin' lzlueprinls 'iff fu ' 1:4 rr l,'un:t' in flu' iuuiur rfrrlnm. 7 I Page eiglvfg-Rin: ,J rf Shirley Amos mustn't move a muscle as Ruth Cobb, working diligently behind the scenes, carefully prepares her for her part as the family's colored maid in the 1952 junior class play, Brother Goose. 1 fl 5 J: x . I .Xi .x X Trying to explain the existence of the Tiger Man are Gwen Anderson, Joyce johns, Lois Stifller, Dennis McDaniel, and Marv Akers, in :4 scene from their senior play, The Tiger House, 21 dramatic mystery. 'ii lil In 1 scene from the 1952 junior class play, Judy Bantz, comicilly portraying the part of Mrs. Trim- mer, pertly explains to tomboy Hyacinth, alias Anne Fulton, that her big Brother Goose might just as well consider their business deal at nn end if he doesn't have the blueprints for her new dance hall finished by the designated time that night. Pngv riglziy-sei-cn x . I i ,. .. . , x 1-,Q X...-: N ix-K . fhi a.. V. f 'f l wx: I:':': i 11ef:i.f uiiv' ffu' 1052 junior Pflllll. ii ju, ,., Z? V -Z7 9 . -1 K 1 A ,A M. .v Q. - - s.f,'f'7' -19, A A - ' ' Qin - . . ,, ,. , -K . . , - 1 U Pl T2 s si Dt., apex, IL' ,.i ffylif lu NP- :- Q- - 1 - - s- .fs-' '1 F ' , X, 3 ,N 4 I I ' ' Z., 4' I . fil l4,v'i gs: I .is Q n. Queen Velma Linn A rainbow ceiling spiraled down from a crystal chandelier over the heads of prom- goers as they danced to the music of Tommy Phillipis orchestra. Scenes from the story of Cinderella, which surrounded the room, turned the gym into a fairyland ballroom. A buffet supper was served by the P.T.A. on the stage, which was transformed for the occasion into a festive dining room. Colors, Hltered through a prism, radiated in and out as the dancers prom- enaded through the grand march to watch the crowning of Queen Velma. At 11:30 those who had not already left wended their way to the Hartford Theater, where a tape-recorded radio interview and Belles on Their Toes, a motion picture never before shown in lndiana, awaited them. A few songs and door prizes later, the scene shifted to the Elks ballroom, where a night club atmosphere and a South Pacihc theme prevailed. Four o'clock in the morning with formal attire having been ex- changed for jeans, the promenaders troupccl to the American Legion Home for breakfast. Weather interfered with plans to go to the Country Club, so the party was changed to the lzlks, where tired, sleepy, but happy students square danced and ate till 7:00 o'elock. 4 , K wjrrffl. 1l.'i iz rm! -lifwiil uf 1 if 1 fir ,, ,Hifi fi,..1.,t H 1.1 lx.., fIi1.'iX.wf.',1l1 L I I Q ' li! li.1- .ffwifx fw 1 I fi' 4 X' lfv .1r:.f iifnffffi. J 1tu.,l f . lwf' XX r1x'f l inf.':w' li- fin I- fiff. N111 vf1nf,'.f1vIL' fur in .if- r1.f,1ii. ii! Hi. vfr,.1 i-viii. Xwri Xml X if f,,i-,ii,,i. I5 Hi XX .'flff1,ii.- 4 .ir i lr, ,mf Ni H uni , ii .i,1 fo liiil iw. X...lf XY'l1ile one group of early birds was dancing in the 1Tlks'b.1llroom, others were bug' throwing ti.1rts, tri ing their luck .it guessing the number of beans in .1 par, .ind texting their golhng .ibility in .1 hole-in-one context. I.lm'! l'r.1fw1, Inu Xlunf, ,U.1r. .1ifil.1 HJLLV, Jrlil' Dui l'1iLiv1He fhlli Hui fmt ,lwiir .Jr rf'u lib fu rm. vwix fu Hin' frgmfz Mir f'ri'.1fC7.1il, lU'll , muffin, .mf Qlnilw fun. .i f'.1flL -'ff' !'.1fr.i' 'if.'.ii'i lw ffm irifi! .iw 'fx 1, ,luring ffm lffci .f.m.i. gp s f, 1 ll ' of Teacher Wins ' Polio Bottle , I l '-K' I8 l 3-' 'Lf---M., l Mn. Whllacc ri'-rrilvrx Ibm' llllihlillg uflvr u !il'l'-lllllllfh allxrflw. lorted to spend over half the school year at home Upon the termination of her long absence, Mrs. l-Cxlllt-C of .in .itmek of polio, Mrs. Virginia Wallace W.illace resumed a schedule of four English classes returned In her duties as linelish teacher the week of and was soon back in harmony with her old routine. lclfrtiirj. 19. The recovered teacher also took over substitute Mrs. .. Vaughn johnson's job of serving at noon-time as I appreeiated getting .ill the cards from stu- , , , .. , ,. . ,, supervisor of the library lunchcrs. fir.-r.t , .lrs. Nl. .illiee said .ifter her return. Mrs. l.,hr,..,f.,, .f.hf, euhsmuled for me, did .1 hne job, Mrs. Welleee who received her B. S. degree from l.i-.ine the pupils all under tontrolf' Receiving almost Ball State rlienchcrg Collegc, drives bgck and forth 'H' :et-well eards made the time go faster for the daily from her home in Muncig' r li'.Xllf ll'Vtl'ULtUl'. fhlgf 771111 fy Adams, Beverly, Sth ,,..,.. Adams, Alice, 7th. . , . Adams, Leon, Sth ,... Adkins, Thelma, 7th. ADMINISTRATION , Ake, Gene, 7th. . . . , . Alte, Gary, Fr. . . . Ake, Valdon, So. .. . Ake, Myrna, Sth. .,. Akers, Marvin ,.. ., Alexander. Helen, So. . Alexander, john, So. . , Amos, Shirley, jr. . 20 v Anderson janet, Fr. . Anderson judy, sth , Anderson Gwen ..... Anderson, Karen, 7th. . Anderson, Kaysa, Fr. 24, 39 Anderson Marilyn, jr. Andre, Theresa, Sr. . . . Arbuckle. Ann, Sr. IO, 5 7th Arbuckle, Evelyn, jr. Arbuckle, Ronald. Sr. . Atkinson, Edie, 7th. , Ault, Marlene, Sr. 1, I0 AWARDS ,.. Bader, Bob, sth. , Baker, Marianna, Sr. Baker, jim, Fr. . . . Ball, Tommy, Fr. . . Balle, john, Sr. . , . , BAND Banter, Demarus, Sth. Bantz, jerry, Sth. . , . Bantz, judy, jr. , Barley, Don, Sr. . . BASEBALL ..,. BASKETBALL . , Baughcr, Vicki, Sth. Beall, Ray, 7th. , . Beard, Carol, So. , Beeson. Cecil, Sth. Bell, Charlotte, sth. .. Bell, Dewayn, 7th. Bell, jerry, 7th. ,. Bell, joyce A., So. . Bell, joyce I., jr. . Bell, Phyllis, Sth. , Bell, Robert, jr. . . Bennett Arlan, Sr. . Bennett, Betty, jr. , , Bennett, David, 7th ,. Bennett jack, 7th. Bennett jane, Sr. ,. Bennett Max, Fr. Berrier, Hal, Sth. Berrier. Karen, So. Berrier, Penny. Sth. Blair. Cary. Sth. Blankenbeker. W'endell, Sr. Blakley, jerry, Sth. . . Blakley, jim, So. , ,. Berry, Leola, Sth. Bockover, Dan, 7th. . .. 28, ,,..26 .24, 46, 926,47 ,22, 47 64, 73 49, 52 45, '47 42, 52 ....20 52, 54, 47, 52, . 64, 75 45, 49, 22, 41 ..,26, 20, 47, 42, 47, I0, 47, 22 Bale. Thera, sth. .,,,, , Bond, Barbara, Fr. 24, 39, 45, 47 Bonewit, Harry, Sth. . Bonewit, Max, Fr. . , .. Bonewit, Shirley, Sr. . Boots, jcrrold, sth. . , . . Boots, jim, Sr. IO, 53 Boots, Tony, 7th. . . Boots, Ronald. jr. . ., Bow, Barbara, Sth. . . , , Bow, Bill, jr. , Bowdell, Tommie, 7th. Bowman, Gary, Sth. ,. , ,I0, ai, Lo, 'es 20, 47, 51 This I Where You Find Them CLASSROOM W'ORK Clawson, Rowene, Fr. Cline, Bob, Sth. . Cline, Bill, Sr. . Cline, George, Sr. , M I 24, 26, . ll, Cline, Loretta, So. . 22, Cline, Raymond, Fr. 24, 25, 47, 5l, Cline, Nvilliam, jr. Coats, Carolyn, Sr. 6, ll, 45, 52, Cobb, john, So. 22, 45 Cobb, Ruth, jr. 20, 45, 47, 50, Cochran, Ronnie, 7th. 1 Boxell, Melba, jr. , , . Boxell, Shirley, Sr. . ..., ll, 47, BOYS' GLEE CLUB . .,,. , Bradbury, joyce, So. . . 22, 47, Bradbury. Lowell, Fr. ., . Brock, Benny, sth. ,. Brock, Dixie, Er. . , Brock, Patty, Sth. .,,., , Brock, V'illiam, So. ,, Brown, joe, Sr. .,ll, 49, 51, 53, Brown, Richard, 7th. , ., , Brown, Rollin, jr. ...20, 45, 48, Bugenbarger, james, Fr. .,.., , Burchard, Dean, jr. 20, 26, 53, 58 Burchard, Dick, Sth. . .. ,, . Burchard, judy, Fr. ..24, 47, 51 Burnworth, Arena, Fr. , Burgess, Gary .., .,.., Burnworth, Don. Sth. Burnworth. jo Ann. Fr. . Burnworth. joe. Fr. . . Butler, june, Fr. .. . Butler, Sandra, So, ,, 22, Cahue, Eleana, jr. Cahue, Frances, So. . . Cain, james, So. , , . Caldwell, Philip, So. ,. Cale, jane, Sth. ,. Cale, Tom, sth. . ,. , Campbell, Alyce, jr. . Cameron, Betty, jr. . , . zo, 47, , ,.., ze, Coe. Brenda. sth. . Coleman. Albert. 7th. Combs, Becky, 7th. . Conway. john, So. Cook, Floyd, 7th. ,. Cook, Twillah, sth. ,, Cook, Maxine, Sr. . Cook, Nlfilliam, Sth. , . . Campbell, Sara, jr. Cansler, Eddie, So. . Cansler, Eldon, 7th. . . Cansler, Kenneth. Fr. Capper. Loretta, sth. . 20, Capper, Ronnie, So. 22, 47, 61, Carr, Elizabeth, So, . Carr, Donald, jr. , Carr. Robert, So. 22, Carter. Sharran, Fr. . Carter, Sue, jr. Cavanaugh, Robert, jr. Cecil, Carroll, So. Cederholm, Elna, 7th. Chaney, Keith, jr. .... . Chaney, Rex, Fr. 24, 25, Chick, Donnie, Sth. Chick, janice, Sth. . Chick, Kathleen, 7th. . Clapper, Billy, Fr. Clark, james, Sth. 74, '2, 39, 47, 45, bl, 63, 20, 39, 47, 20. 49. 53. 47, 43. 51, 24, 46. Coons, Kenneth, So. Coons, Mary, 7th . Cooper. Cooper, Corder, Cougill, Conrad. So. Gary. jr. . Doris, Sr. . . . Carolynn, 7th. Coulter, Louis, jr. Cox. Doris. So. Crain, Esther, jr. Creame r, jack, jr. . Crimmel. jane. sth. Crites. Ann. 7th. Crockett, Shirley, jr. Cronin. Cronin, Cronin, Crouse. Crouse. Bill Margie. So. Raymond, Sr. jerry. jr. joan. jr. Croy, Raymond. sth. Crump. Crump. Crump, Culbertson, janice, Cunningham. Frank. Dan, So, Charles, 7th. Phyllis, 7th. Daisley. jackie. sth. Dardine, jerry, Sr. Daniel s, Richard, Fr. David, Pauline. Sr. David. Theodore, 7th. Davis, james, jr. Davis. janice, Sr. Davis, jerry. Sr. Davis. Owen, 7th. Davis, Robert, 7th. Davis, Ronnie. Sth. Davis, Shirley, So. Dt-Camp, jimmy. 7th. DeCamp, john, Fr. Denton, Robert, Sr. Dewitt. Leslie. Sth. Decker. Robert, 7th Dillie. Barbara, Sth. 22. zz, 39' 11, 47. 20, -sz, 43, 55 20, 42, 47 22, 39, 47, , ll. 38, 7th. 56 20, 47, 5l. 20, 47 20, 46 Il, ll. Z-. 48. 49. 50 DIYERSIFIIID OCCUPATIONS Dodds. joe. Sr. I-. 1 Page ninety-one Dtxlds. Linda. 'th. llxlds. Nanci. Fr. lkxlds. Rav. Sr. llxlgr. Jerrold. 'th. Dorton. Monte. 'th. Don. Raymond. 'th. DuBois, Carolyn. Fr. Duhon. ,lame-5. Sth. Uusoxs. -lerrv. So. Dulk-is. .lt-ice. jr. ZS. 12. t-0. 74. 22. -U. -bo. , - -0. 4, . s 5 Dutrc. judlth. 'th 35- Dutro. Francis. 'th. 1WuYall. Allen. 'th. -3. Fduards. Donald. Sth. lFlLiHTll GRADE 26. Flam. Pauline. jf- -8' Elam. Peggy. Fr. 24, 47, Eli.,-zz. Barbara. Sr. ll. Elliott. Carolyn, So. 12. Elliorr. Don. So. 33- Ellit-tt. Donna. 7th 33. Flliott. jerry. 'th. 33- Hli.-tt. Rex, 'th. f Elliott. Robert. Sr. 13- Flliott. Rainey. Sth. 5 . Us-god. Dean. jr- 205 Eluqui. Della. Sth. ...26. Elniwgvd. Donna. th. ...- Elvrood, Mac. Sth. 25. Elwood. Ray mt-nd, sth. ...- Ely. jack. Sth. V. Emshwiller. Bonita. Fr. 24. 47. Emihuiller, Susan. Fr. 4, 39, 45. 50, Fnglc. Robert, Tth. Evilsiler. Della, Sr. 12. 45. 49. 53. FACULTY 34, 35. Fadelj-. Mike, ltr. 24. Frasier. Robert, Fr. 24. 45. Felgcr. Kathryn. Su. 22, 45. Fenner. Donna. Sr. 12, 47. Fuler. Xlyrna. 7th. - held. Larry. jr. 20, 21, 39. 45. 53. 55, Frahm. jane! .- POOT15.-XL1. . 60 lf- rd. james. jr, lwre-rr.an. Gloria. Sth. 25. Form an. Lynette. jr. 20. 15113011 f.l.L'l5 . lHl5ll5-ll,N 24 Fal1fr,Annc.jr. 20. 47. 50. 52. 54. 82, l-'1- :. Sasanna, Tzh. 29, fifai-le. llanriie. 9111. 26. Halton, fwfrnia. fr. 24, 47, Gxtrcarl.. jcrrj.. 7th. Garlnef. 1.eer.e, lr, 24, f.arfr,.,r. 5-wrrnz. Sr. IZ, 52, 56, 75, Carr. ll..iv.. jr. Car-.Ln harhara, izh 26, Gr'-'r. l arfu, 7th. 28, f1.,zr,l 'infra jr. 20,6l,73, f, .ani S.lf.'.an., Nlargaret, Sr. '...ict'c l'a'rzt:a, Sf. 22, fflPl 3 Hlll f,l.l,'l5 fl 7- f. V I r.r.:'.. 7zl'.. 215, 29, C ri. lftanor. Sr. 12, ff'-'?.r,g l'a':'., 7th. 215, Uv' ag l'e21'-. So 22,-17, 52, 'mane-., Burris. Pl., 26, Gra.. lj-narfl So. Pryyf .. 1,711 fy- Iwo Gray, Sondra, Sth. ., Green. Betty. jr. Grover, Nila, Fr. . . Grover, Bill, Sth. , H-CLUB . ..... . Hahn, Elizabeth, Sr. Hall. Norma, Fr. .,.. , Hamilton. Carol, 7th. , Nolene, jr. . Richard, Fr. Hamilton. Hamilton, Hampton, Ruth, Fr. . Hanson, Lana, Sth. .......,,. . Hanson, Trudie. jr. 20, Harlow, Franklin, jr. ,..,.... . Harrison, Bonnie, Sth. Hartley, Arnold, jr. .. Hartley. Donald, Fr. Hartley, Ronald, 7th. . Hartman, Michael, sth. Hawkins, Charles. So. . Hawkins, Patricia, 7th Hedstrom, Carol, 7th. Hendricks, Bob, Fr. . . . Hendricks, john, 7th. , Herrin, W'ilburn, 7th. . Hershberger, Steven, sth. .... , HI-Y, .............. Hile, Faith, Sr. , .1, 12, Hines, Robert, Sr. ...,...... . Hirons, Richard, Sr. .,.., . Hiser, Harold, Sr. 4, 13, 19, Hiser, Norman, 7th. .. Hiser, Virginia, SO. Hoffman, Carol, Sr. Ada, 7th. Hoffman, Hoffman, jane, Fr. HoHman, Hofstetter, Fred, jr. , , .21, Thomas, So. , Hofstetter, Sally jo, Fr. Hollander, Edward, sth. .. Hollis, Carol, Fr. .,., . Hood, Anna jane, Sth. .. . , Hoover, Ruth, Sr. . . . . Hopkins, Charles, sth. Hoshour, jerry, jr. Howell, Kay, 7th. .. . Huddlestun, Alice, jr. . Huddlestun, james, Fr. . Huffman, Eddie, Sth. , Hughes, Charles, Bth. Hughes, George, Sth. Hughes, judy, jr. .,.21, 4 , Hullingcr, joan, jr. 21, 42, 47, 52, Huston, Sharon, So. Hutson, Kay, Fr. INKSPOT STAFF , lrelan, Sarah, Fr. , . , lsenhart, Dorothy, Sr. , jackson, john, 7th. . jarrell, Donald, 7th. jenkins, Bob, 8th. , jenkins, Larry, 7th. . johns, joycc . , . johnson, james, jr. johnson, Laura .,,, johnson, Wayne, 8th. jOLLY BOYS . ., jones, Neil, 7th. , jones, Loran, Fr. jones, Manola, Sr. . H.,..26,4L 20,45,47,49, W.. H.2M ii, 'siz','i4, fl ff.fihQ H.... H.20, ,.H....n.24 24,45,47,51, 26,4L 4s,47,sz,s4 20,4L M .H26,4Z . . .ff2'a, Qfi'ff2s,ii H ......., zs, ..,24,4L 26.45, 45. '45, ii, kit, sn 13,62 ...13,4L ss,4s,ss, 52.2, 47,' 45, itz, .M.,.l3,5m ..U..U2z ....H.2m .. ,.zz, 47, 73, 47, so, 75, U..H..U4A ,M..Uzm ..,...24,4L ,,H26,4L ..H13,47,4L ..H,fffifai ....H 21,41 24,45 so,sL -pffgiffgfg s 47,42 so 54 zz, 41, 47, sz, . ..,24,4L U,.54 U.29, .jff '54, ,,21,4L 47 52 47 26 75 75 24 47 47 46 73 47 S2 53 73 20 24 28 49 22 47 47 51 28 28 72 53 56, S8 77 76 56 29 75 75 47 75 75 S4 75 46 51 47 75 26 21 47 75 62 27 27 72 52, 86 75 75 75 -55 24 13 72 29 27 29 87 47 86 27 51 29 24 ll jones, Rena, jr. . . . . . . . .21 jones, Rex, So. ........ 22, 53 jones, Robert, So. ....... 1 ...... 20, 53 jones, Robert F., Sr. ...... 13, 41, 60, 63 joyce, judith, jr. ,.2l, 45, 47, 48, 50, 52, 54. 55 jUN1ORS .... . . ......... 20-21 Keller, Kenny, 7th. ....,............ 29 Kellogg, Elizabeth Ann, Fr. ..24, 25, 47, so,n Kemp, jerry, Sr. ........... . Kemp, Ronnie, 7th. ........ . Kile, Peggy jo, Fr. ...24, 45, Kimble, Shirley, Sr. ..... 6, 1 Kimmel, jon, Fr. . Kiphart, Alfred, Fr. .. Kirkwood, jerry, Sth. , Kirkwood. Sandra, Sth. Knox, Knox, Knox, Knox, Kreischer, Dora, jr. ,. Kreischer Donald, sch. Kriegbaum, Anne, Sth. Bob, Fr. ...... . janet, 8th. ,. jim, Fr. . . , . john, Fr. . . , . Ladd, Donald, jr. .. Ladd, Taylor, jr. . . . . ,ff.zi, ....1s,s1 ,..H29,72 47,so,s1 3,47,52,75 .24,4L n ....24,46 ..H.27,46 .27,4s,47 .2s,4s,sz .27, 47, 73 .25, sz, 72 .zs,sz,72 47, sz, 75 ....27,4s .M27,47 Lake, Sharon, 7th ....... . Lambert, Geraldine, sth LaMotte, Gerald, Sr. .. Landis, Donnie, 7th . .. Landon, Margaret, 7th. Langdon, David, 7th .,...... Langdon, Allen, Fr. ...25, 46, Langdon Larry, So. ...22, 62, Langdon, Mary, 7th. .. Bill, So. . , Patty, 7th. . Lanning, Larmore, Latham, jean, So. ,. LATIN CLUB .... Lawson, Lillian, Sth. .. Lechien, Carol, jr. . Lee, Diana, sth. ..... , Leech, Marilyn, 7th. ,. Leiiingwell, Rex, Sth. .. Leifler, Carole, Sr. Lehman, Lilah, Fr. .. . Lehman, Linda, Fr. Lewis, john, jr. , . . , Lewis, Sharon, Sth Lex, john, Sth. Lex, Viola, ....... . Lightle, Tom ....,... Linn, Velma, Sr. ,.,.. , Lipp, jeanne, Fr. .,.., . Locltett, Dennis, 7th. .. 4251, 47 13, 56, ...25, .......21 .H21,77 ..H29,47 ....27,47 .13, x4, as ....29 ........29 .......,29 4s, sz, ss 63,64,75 ..U..H29 ...2z,sz H.29,47 ....zz ,.H....so ..H27,47 ,sz,s4,7s .N.27,47 ..H29,47 U.27,46 .H.l3,47 .25,47,75 .25, 47, 75 , ,... ...Z1 47 ,.,.,27 ,..27, Long, Donald, Fr. ..,.,..,.. . Lord, Sara jo, Sr. 14, 19, 47, 56, Love, Margaret, Sr. . . . Lynch, Alyce, So. , . . . Lysinger, jim, jr. McCaHcry, Danny, Fr. McCaHery, George, 8th, Gloria, Sr. McCaffrey, McCaffery, Tom sth .. ....14, H,29,47 ....H..se 75,S8,89 45,41 n .z9, 46, 72 ....zs,4s 7s,sz,s9 ...,l4,40 ,23,45,52 H.21,51 ........25 .....,..27 47, sz, 75 ., ...... 27 47,49,sz McClain, Pattie, So. ...23, 45, McClellan, McClellan, Clayton, So. Dorothy, jr. McClellan, judith, Fr. . . . . . McClintic, jeannine, 7th. . , McCollum, Anna, 8th .......23 ........2l .25, 47, 75 ....29, 47 ...27, 47 McCollum, Louis, Sr. ......,..,.. 14, McCombs, Judy, Fr. . . .25, 45, 47, 49, McConnaughey, Edna, Sr. ..,14, 39, 52,53,56 McConnaughey, John, Sth. ........ . McDaniels, Dennis, ,..,.. .,..... S 6, McDermitt, Monna, Jr. ,...... .... , McDermot, Don, Jr. ..,5, 21, 65, 66, 76 McDonald, Jack, 7th .,....,..,..,.. McDonald, Ralph, Jr. .,... 21, 47, 61, McGriff, W'illiam, Sr. ..,.. ...14, 53, McKinley, Donald, So. . .23, 45, 47, 62 McKinley Fred, Sr. . ......,... . , i O'C0nnell, Frederick, So. . . , , . , . . . O'Connell, Patrick, So. ,...,,.,, , Orendorff, Louis, II, Jr. 21, 53, 61,74,7L Oswalt, Sandra, Jr. ....., 21, 52, Oswalt, Shirley, Jr. . . , Oswalt, W'ilford, Sr. .,,.... . . ,,.2l, 47, Overmyer, Sylvia, Sr. . 15, 48, 52, Parker, Benny, Sth. . . . . Parker, Duane, So. , . .. . . Parks, Dan, Jr. .21, 54, 61, Parks, Margaret, Sth. . .,., 27, PEPCLUB. McKinley, Glenora, Jr. ,.,,.,.... 21 Mclntire, Jerry, Sth. . Mclntire, Phil, Sth. ..,. McMichael, David, So. . . McMillan, Grace, 7th. .. McVey, Naomi, Sr. ., McVickcr, John, Sr. . .. Maddox, Donnie, sth. ,. Maddox, Kenneth, So. .. Magers, Jack, Fr. .,,, . .. Mahorney, Anne. So. . . Markin, Anne, Fr. . . . Martin, Larry, Sth. , ,23, 47, ..25 ..27 Perry Anne, Fr. . Perry, Perry. Donald, Jr. ,. Frances, Fr. . . Perry, Janice, Sr. .. Perry, Kenny, Fr. . . , Phipps, Joyce. Fr. , ., 22 PROM . . Martin, Loretta, Sr. Martin, Priscilla, Fr. . . .25, Martin, Lin. So. ,.,, .,.. Martin, Samuel, Jr. . Martin, Sharon, Fr. . , Martin, Estle, 7th. . .,.... , . . Martin, Shirley, Jr. ,. . . , .. .. , Phipps, Lyle, So. . Pickering, Dick, . . . Piercy, Thelma, So. . . Pierson, Don, Jr. . ., 25 .86-R7 29 52, 47 t Pierson, Gale, Jr. 21 53, 54, 64, PLAYS .,.. . . . ,,,. , . , Plew, Violet, 7th. . , . , Pontius, Kim, 7th. . . , . , . . , Poulson, Jerry, Sr. . . . . , , . Powers, Mary, Sr. .15, 47 Powers, Sharon, Sth. , 27, Price, Loretta fzieglerj ,. ., Rinker, Larry, 7th. . 41 NATURE sTUDY CLUB Rm, Martindale, Frances, Jr. 21 MASK AND WIG .. ,47,52 Meyer, Vance, Sth. ,,,,,.,..,,. . Meyers, Hal, Sth. .,,....,.... . Meyers, Sophia, So. 2 3, Michael, Jerry, Fr. .. Michael, Nancy, Fr. , . 47, 48, ... zs, ....25, Miller, Patty, Jr. ,... 21, 52, 53, Miller, Phillip, So. . , Mills, Dean, Sth. , MIXED CHORUS . . Monroe, Allen, Fr. . Monroe, Janet, Fr. Monroe, Judy, Sth. . . . Monroe, Diane, Fr. .,.. . Montgomery, Norma, 7th. Montgomery, Roger, Fr. Montgomery. Wanda, Jr. Moorman, Ed. So. .. Moorman, Erma, Fr. Morrical Lee, 8th. Morrical, Minnie, 7th. .. 23, 45, Pryor, Barbara. sth. , Pryor, Doris, Fr .,,, . , . Pugh, Judy, So. ..23, 47, 49, 50, Pursifull, Donald, Sr. ..15, 53, Rathbun, Rita, Fr. .,..,, 25, 45, Ravaux, Sue, Jr. 21, 47, 48, 49, 52 Rea, Dwight, 7th. ............ . Rea, Madelyn, Fr. .,. ,.... . Reading, Rose Marie, Jr. Redmond, Peter, Fr. ,. . ,. . ,25, Reid, Bob, Fr. ....,. 25, 51, 62 Reidy, Richard, Sr. , 1, S, 15, 53, 63,75 RETRO STAFF . . .... , . , Rhodes Greta, Sr. . , . .16, 47, Rhodes, Merrill, 7th. . , .. .21, 41 Rice, Doris, Jr. .... . Rice, Philip, Sth. ..,.,, . Rice, Donald , ,, Richardson, Jauneta, Fr. . s v Rinker, Dean. Sr. Rinker , Jerry, 7th. ., Morris, Hope, Sr. . . . ,14, Morris, Jackie, So. 23, 46, Morris, Leigh . . . , . . Mosure, Sharon, Fr. . . . ,25, Mount, Patricia, Sth. ,. Mowery, Donald, sth. , . . Myers, Joan, Sr. .....,, 14 Myers, Sue, So. . . . Myers, Robert, Sr. , . . Needler, Carolyn, Sr. 15, Needler, Marilyn, Sr. 15, Nicely, Donna, Sr. . . Norris, Theresa, Sr. , . ,15. Norton, Joseph, So. .... , Norton, Rosylea, Fr. .... . .49.50 4s, 47. 4L 42 48, 54, U23 Nottingham, Nancy, sth . . Rinker, Ray. Sr. . ,.,, , . Roderick, Ralph, Sth Rogers, Barbara, Jr. .21, 47, 49, 12 Rogers. Jesse, Fr. , . Rouse, Joe, So. ..... . 23, 45, Rouse, John, Jr. , , Roush, Mary Margaret, So. 23, 45, Royal, Connie, So. . . . . .23, 47, Royal, James, 7th. . . . , ,. ,. Phyllis, 8th, ,. Runkle, Charles, Jr. , Santilli, Alfred ., ..... ,, Santilli, Frederick, sth. , Sapp, William, Sr. ...5, 16, 53, 65, 69, 23, 54. 77 54, sz, ls, se, 27, 7L 47, Z5 15, 77 6K ig YQSS-S9 sz, 54, 76 47, 54 zs, 21, so, 72 ss, 77 .56-57 52. 21 47 .27 IQ 16 54 25 50 47 7L 27, 21, 27, ss, 75, v n y y i Saxson, Larry ..... ,....,.,,. , . Schermerhorn, John, Sr. . .16, 49, Schermerhorn, Edward, Jr. Schmidt, Barbara, Fr. ......, . Schmidt, Rita, So. ,..,. . Schmidt, Sylvia, Fr. SCHOOL LIFE .. . , Schorey, Nancy, 7th. . ., Schwaner, Fred, So. 23, 50, 53, Sehwaner, Jon, 7th. . Schwarzkopf Don, Sr. Schwarzkopf, Doyne, Sth. Schuhmacher, Ruth Ann, So. 23, Schultz, Sara, Sth. Scott, George, So. Scott, Roger, Fr. Secrest, Ruth, Sr. SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS ,.., SENIORS SEVENTH GRADE Shady, Charlene, 7th. Shady, Patty, Sr. Shady. Sandra. Sth. Shafer, Lavern, 7th. Shaw, Jeannine, Jr. 21 Shawhan, Betty, 7th. , Shawhan, James, 7th . Shields, Howard, sth. .. Shields, Terry, Sth, . Shoults, Gloria, So. , Simmerman, Donna, Jr. . Simmerman, Rex, Fr. ,49. Simmons, Marilyn, . A I . Sims, N Sinclair Sinclair Sinclair Sinclair Slagle, argaret, Sr. , 16. , Allen , Gary. Sr. , Donnie, Sth . Ronnie. Sth. Doyle, Sth. Slater, Gertrude, Sth. .. 27, Slentz, Slentz, Carolyn, So. 23. Wilson, 7th. . Sluder, Maurice, 7th. , Smiley, Kenneth, 7th. , Smith, Alberta, . . . . Smith, Barbara E., So. 23, 47, Smith, Barbara S., So. 47, 50. Smith, Bill F., Sr. . 16, U, 57, Smith, Richard. Sr. 4. Smith, Joe, Fr. 25, 46, Smith, Obie, 7th. Smith, Phil, Sr. 1, 16, 47, 53. Smith, Shirley, 7th Smith, Suzanne, 7th. 23. Smith, Thomas, Sr. 4, 17, 53, 56. Snell, Nancy. Sr. 17, 45, 41, Snell, Robert, So. .. ., Snider. Kay. Sth. Snider. Janice , Snow, Sharon. Sth. , t Snyder. Snyder, Jerry, Jr. . Max, Jr. Snyder, Ncdra, 7th. , Snyder. Sam, 7th. SOPHOMORES Sparks, Barbara. 7th. Sparks, George, Fr. Sparks, Glenna. Fr. 25. Sparks. John, Sr. 17, Sparks, Sharon, Jr. 21, 48. Speidel. Tommy. 7th. .. . ., Speidel, Eugene, 7th. Page ninety-tlzz 50, 5L .21, so, so, so 29, 63. 46. 54, SL 27, ZL IQ 10 28 19, 47, 29, 54, 29, 27. 23, 51 4L Zh 47, li 4L 45, iq, 6 5L YL 63, 17, bl 54, Qi 21 63. 75 sk 75 50 41 21, ZL 5 .9, 44 21, 47, 41. KL .CC 4 60, .25 Spadel. james. Jr. Stall. Donna. 'th. Stark-rd. Yugenc. 'th. Szadord. Patricia. 'th. Szatiord. Rt-bert. Sth. Stadt-rd. Tal. jr. Stanley. Delores. Sr. Sunlct . lliun. Fr, Sze-gall. john. Jr. Qtonbrunncr. Nancv. Fr. 2 1, ili7i, Tomlinson, Jim, Jr. .... . . Townsend. Carl, Sth. . .... . . Townsend, Carol, Sr. .. . . . . . . . . . Townsend, George, So. ...23, 53, 66, 68- Townsend, Vera, 7th. .......,. TRACK TEAM ..... Tritle, Sarah, Sth. . . . . 69, .29, 76, ,,27, Tucker, Richard, Sr. . . . . . . Tudor. Bill, So. ,.,.. . ,86 Qtcxnhrunncr. Bill, Sv. 23. 45. 50. Stn art. Jcrrv. 'rh. Stitilcr. luis 17, 23, Tudor, Patricia, Sr. ...,.......... 17, Turner, Gayle, 7th. .,..,.,...... 29, Twibell, Don, So. ..... 23, 60, 63, 73, Twibell, Earl, Jr. ,..21, 60, 63, 66, 68, Twibell, Max, sth. .... ..,..,,... 2 7, Sinner. Judi. Tth. Stone. Carolyn, Sr. Stout. ,lim Strait. Sandra. ssh. . Strcib, Fredrick. fth. Szrcih. Joyce. Fr. Szrinc. Don qRcdl Strine. John. So. Srrinc. Robert. Jr. Uggcn, Orville, Sth. . . ....,27, 4s, Uhrick, James, Sth. ....,....,.... 27, Upp. Carolyn. 7th. ....,.. 29, Uptgraft, David, Jr. . . . 53, 60, 68 Uptg raft Kent ...,.....,...... 47, x YELL LEADERS ...... ..... 6 3, 64, 73 Tcrhune. Dean. Fr. Szroup. Kathleen. 'th. Stump, Norris. ,lf- QTUDEXT COUNCIL STFDFNT MAN.-XGERS Summers. Jack. So. iumwalt. Barbara. Jr. Summers. Patty. Sth. Sumu-alt. Harriet. Sr. Sur:-Hn. Kay. Tth 'Quin-n. Virgil. 'rh. Tartcr. Jacqueline, ,th. Tazman. Charles. Jr. Tail--r. Janet. Fr. Terrcl. Patricia. Fr. Thomas. Bill. So. Th-'-mai, Rebecca. Tth. Th-yrnhure. Robert, Sth. Tzdd. Kathryn. 7th. T- hiv, Xiareic. 7th. Pflgc wimfly-fmrr Van Gordon, Charles, Jr. . . . . . . Van Horn, Sue, Fr. .....,..... 25 Van Horn. Janet, Sr. Van W'inkle, Elizabeth, Vinson, Marion, 7th . Voss, Tania, 8th. . . .. Wade, Betty Jane, 8th W':illace, Nvalter, So. ..,. , . .23, W'allace, W'endell, So. 7th. .... . Xvard, Martha, Sth. ,,.....,.. 27, Ward, Ruth Mary, Jr. ...21, 47, W'arner Ralph, Jr. . , . Warner, Ruth, Sth .,,.,..,,..,.. Warren Ada, Sr. .....,........ , Weaver , Lovalee, So. .,23, 47, 49, Welsh, Marsha, Fr. ........ 25, 47 Welsh, Richard, Jr. .... 21, 47, 53 Wentz. Ancta, So. . .23, 47, 49, 50 v 1 Wert, Carol, Sth. , .,.,..,.,., 27, W'ert, James, Sr. .. -ss, 7s, 47, 17, .2.9., 27, .....27, ss, 47, sz, 55, 27, 50, 73, si, 62, sz, 47, is, Whalen, Margaret, 7th. . . . . .29, Wfhicker, Joe, Fr. ..... ........ , Whitaker, Mary Jo, So. .. . . .2J, 47, Whiterniore, Dennis, Fr. . . . . . . . . . Whitesell, Darrell, 7th. . .,..., .. Whitcsell, Donnie, Fr. .. ..,25, 62, Whitesell, Eldon, 7th. .,.,. ...., . Wickcrsham, Sharon, Sth, . .... 27, Wilkins. Beverly, So. .... ...., 2 3, Williams, Katie, Fr. ....,..... 25, 47, Williams, Rickard, 8th, ..,.....,.. . Willman, Bryce, Sr. 5, 18, 50, 53, 54, Willman, Dolly, Sr. ...18, 19, 50, 52, 75, Willman, Don ........ , ...... . . . Willman, Earl, 8th, .........,..... . Willman, Janet, Jr. ..2l, 45, 47, 50, 54, Willman, Nolan, 7th. ...., 29, 46, 48, Willman, Melba, Fr. ...25, 45, 47, 50, Willmann, Eldon, Sr. ..,l8, 19, 53 67, 63, 69, 7s, Willmann, Nyla, So.. ...23, 43, 47, 52, Wilson, Ronald, Jr. .. ,.... 21, 53, Wimmer, Gerri, So. ...... .... 2 3, Wimmer, Jimmy, 7th. . . . . . . . Wimmer, Judith, 7th. . . ... ....29, Winder, Gary, Sth. ............... , Winder, Nadine, Jr. ...... 21, 47, 52, Winder, Ronnie, Sr. 18, 32, 54, 56, 61, Woolard, Howard, Jr. ,,.., 23, 54, 55, Woolard, James, Jr. .... 21, 41, 53, 54, Workman, Ronald, sth. ,........... . Wright, Robert, Sr. ..l8, 53, 54, 60, 66, 6s, 75, 77, Yeneer, Carol, 8th. ..,.......,. . 27, Yencer, Henry, Sr. ..1S, 53, 54, 60, 66, 68, 75, so, Yencer, Pat, Fr. ...,. ...,.. 2 3, 47, Younce, Faith, Sth. ,. . .....27, 47 25 52 .29 72 .29 47 47 51 27 56 56, 89 ,27 sz, ss 72 51 54, 76 49, 75 54 75 .29 47 .27 75 75 77 76 27 65, 89 47 65, 83 73 47 75 Ziegler, Shirley, Sr. ...... . , .18, 47, Zimmerman, Williain, Fr. . . .... . . . 25