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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1956 volume:

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But no matter what degree of growth we attain individ- ually, memories will remain with us of those pals, our classes, and the ancient build- ing-for it is HERE WE GROW! Dave Bennett, semor band ca tam, Ives Banc Not P S Y 2 tingham her assigned uni- form. l if Inkspot News Editor Faith Ann Younce assigns stories as Della Elwood reads hers. . ,ts s Thrashing of fallen autumn 5 leaves is heard under fcct of school-bound students. 'S Dcspitc his physical handi- cap, Larry Saxon ascends stairs to daily classes. 5 ,tfigq fl , . st X QM A PW. tif C' n Q ,Wg Mx . 1.f'?s Q rkgg zfflgsib A Q9',,25Q:L5 T Wat it if ZWAQF 1 13 , Jil? my ig if www V Hia axvflsh Qwfw fl 'Z iw .,.' AU W' I W sf -tsv a as as .awsssf NWN W sgffig li Ja .. ..,,..,, E W S k ' t , , .M-2 9 !f M' .fmrff A KM Qiifivil-2.25, . X? i w P , W , . M ,N V 4 A J,-In-q.f-21? , Aww W I, V W -1 wr , 1 1 :ry Q g 1. N ,XI glwrw www, I X5 ,pf .Jw w,,, In 5' -W 'nh A ,I M f H . W. ,g Sibgx 'fi x: H fgfgiygg , W 'H' A , I . 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In preparation for the life ahead each year, students explore new fields as they take one step higher on the ladder of learning to grow mentally. 9 M-?27f'fYJ5?-'iiJiiilFy11'?Q4fiY55E Liss?r-Ehffwfflisfx-Jgfgzf 17H533Atssaffiaiifayizeeafaitigsgfr. 'f 'lf--.'1'Lfl1-sgfsvrfifif' . vf 4.afw.Qfg1 gms.-emi.. :pk---1-1-AY' Mizff-4-'canes' it mc: Wifi 525.54639 az' if P 1935. yi 1'4 B'- fi ffrltiiff ,wan -'lv tggiik. :A if .- 1 'lbr' '. 'P3fi'Ef5f3 7Y?Gfy'f+fLi r L ,r:2'.-xl -Lg:-'25-'Wu 'rdf-E '-11441 'qui-Lv., jlsgqggke h: 'n'5 a5.Wtf7i1f'2131, . :Q-,-iq:-.. f'.1.'f5 5 ,.- .sta :gg ,-1 ,V A,-A1 .f 'Hifi i. 1iXiZ?F'E7L?L T-12 -ffif-S' riiffis -J F--Wax, :-TL 41g:lJ,Tfg'ix W!-.w 52' .ii 1.-------F.-.:5,.,x s. -4,e:r.wsf:v a-m',.w: fe.Q:.-M 5Q?IT1'fi59fi.! Jah, ,1 , H. gg-.545 QI' -' ' 1 Lf1gr?3's3,s 1' ' 'CH i,. h PEZ - n rr -L?f!'ir:.- ?i?w,:,va: -fam.:--.s 5v.' V.-ig:-' K' rl.-. -gy f r, flu'-,a I+5:s1'1E?r 433- 5 B r lj W ? ,L vS' Q' .'TT2Pv 33- 'f , 2-ff-11 - wf'aaf:-eww-iff-fi'dz w1vfff.Qfsf?:f'4ia2''ff,r'e1'z -'few A-,puff Page ten Pupils grow TOP LEFT: Wforking on physics experiment nre seniors Jim Huddlestun, Rex Simmerman, and Peter Rednioml. BOTTOM LILFT: Fresh- men Ann Afll1SlfLJllg, Bill Mills, and John Leeeli inspect science equipment. TOP BE- LOW: Civics class Speaker of the Housef' Gary Akc, recognizes Katie NVilliams ns other state representatives look on. BOTTOM BF- I,OW': Betty Sluwlmn proves geometry prob- lem to Mr. Allee, Therese Guignnrd, and Tony Boots. . a ttao.itiirig,:,f riisiitiioult curricula. TOP LEFT: After Chemistry experiment, Mike Shatto, Steve Hershberger, and Bill Cronin clean equipment. TOP RIGHT: Joyce Hiser, Mrs. Ful- ton, and Robert Lanning use phonograph in freshman class. BOTTOM LEFT: Student teach- er john Petroff and fellow Taylor students gave parts of Romeo and Julictn for senior English class. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Bolam calls li- brary to order. rv What do I want to do when I get out of high school? XVhen eighth graders, students have begun to ask themselves this question as they make out tentative programs for the next four years. First they must decide what course they wish to follow- academic Qcollege preparatoryj, commercial Qbusinessj, vocational Qshops and home economicsj, or general fa combination of thesej. All students are required to have two majors, three years in one field, and two minors, two years in one field. One major, no matter what course one chooses, must be English. Other general require- ments are one year of science, two years of physical education, American history, civics, economics or sociology, health, and, of course, 32 credits. QI' : -zmgrf Page eleven, Using the bandsaw is Woodshopper Joe Smith as fellow class members Jim Uhrich and Robert Stafford look on. Dean Terhune, print shop Worker, pulls a proof while Gene Gardner runs an lnkspot story off on lino- type machine. Mr. Pursley, metal shop instruc- tor, points out il part on war sut- plus shop lathe to class member Larry Knox. Diversified Occupations student Katie Willitims gets dry cleaning ready for customer at the local Gem Cleaner. if-1. F , -Y. ., U, 1 'Y 1: 1 A va Q 3, 5 gi . Q -V is '-'es if V-A W3 r if Eg if-ig gf -v -e fe- IE bv- - we ---f--vm .fr-,vi --W--EE -re 5 -in -3 -sr.. ,fra :4 1: ,wi '-we -1 N -ga limi. ..'l..,E. stu. if 5.3 Learn while you earn was the motto of Diversi- fied Occupations students, who attended school a half day and worked for a local firm the other half. Not only did D. O. prove advantageous because weekly pay checks took care of many school life expenses, but also these workers were able to practice what they learned in school. Although handicapped by a deficiency in experi- enced Linotype operators, the print shop boys still produced tickets and programs for various school events, tourney ticket cards, guidance conference booklets, and numerous other printed matter needed by the high school, as Well as putting out nine issues of The lnkspot. Working on opposite sides of the gymnasium were TOP: Nancy Lord adds finishing touches to art class project as Jeannine McClintic and Miss Carolyn Fyfe, Ball State student teacher, Watch. BOTTOM: Girls' physical education class pre- pares to do somersaults during tumbling exercises. the wood and metal shops. Here students prepared to pursue future vocations or perhaps just to be handy around the house. Wood shop boys made furni- ture for Mom while they were learning about their product. Metal shoppers made tools such as hammers and screw drivers with the help of a newly purchased lathe. Also looking to the future were the home eco- nomics girls as they prepared themselves to be home- makers of tomorrow by learning to cook and to prepare meals for one another and friends at noon. In addition these gals learned to sew and to make their own clothes. Physical education classes built those greatly desired masculine muscles and trim feminine figures, as they also taught co-ordination, sportsmanship, and skill. TOP: Taking her turn working for the administration, office practice student Priscilla Martin sorts and files teachers' mail in correct boxes. BOTTOM: First year typing students concentrate as they work on difficult business problem. ROW' 1: Slrcib, P. Martin. M. XY'illmnn. K. Ticld. F. Strsilu. S. Crouic, P. Huggins. S. Coclurnn. S. Trllle. ROW' 2: N. Nottingham. A. X1uCollum. N. Doyle. D. Hoy, l. lhvls. T. liuots. R. Simmurm.1n, C. XVurt. -I. NlcKlicl1.1cl, N. Scluwnrk. S Xlfcrt. ll. Dc.1rl'lclCl, C. AycrS. A. Critcs. ROW ,if ll. lhnicls, P. chick, A. Mcrkcl, ml. llmshwillcr. M. lnmning, -I. iloncs, M. Nccdlur, KI. Duliois, A. Hood, M. Nlullcn, li. llull'm.m xl. Wimmcr, -I. w'llllk1I1lS, tl. Boots, K. llllllllllg, C. Vfcglrly, IS. McDaniel, F. Dutro, D. Lockctt, ll. Clullurcutlx, L, Martin. ROW 4: li. Tlwrnlnurg, N. Willl111ll1, Ulwrlclx, K. Keller, G. Slnllcr, Mr. Frcacl, c.lirccto1'g 15. Critcs, 'li liowdcll, Sl1awl1.m, 'l'. lull, W Slcutz, B. Pnrlacr, T. McC.1ffcry, ll. Bcnnctl. Scniur luaml twirlcrs-Annu Perry, Penny licrricr, Sandy ,Kirkwuud, Karen Osborne, Connie Girocl, Myrna Ake. and Patty l.nnning-dircclcd by drum major Tony Bums, lmld Q1 pre-game pmrticc lvctorc participating in ll fnonbnll lmlf-time show. Putting pep in parades, spirit in sports, and class in concerts were the musical-minded se- nior band instrumentalists under the management of Mr. William Fread, director. Results of the sectional practices were a superior rating in the Bluffton street fair and an excellent at the district marching contest. Later 17 of 34 entries in the district solo and en- semble contest rated superior. Buttons popped also when band members raised over 5,700 on Band Tag Day. Winter and spring concerts, a tour to other high schools, and the playing contests, in which the band won First Divisioni' in state competition, added to another successful year. I,1iI T: Brooks jackson focuses a mock TV camera on senior band members as they form the royal crown of ling- liind in presenting an imaginary television program during the half-time activity of a home football game. RIGHT: Director Vifilliam Frcad prepares to lead senior band members in warm-up before concert. 'ff Q affmsmsm - ww N ., sr' , f X Y . , ar. ,, ,,,W,s, , , GIRLS' G ROW' 1: Himpton. .l. M. Parks ROW' 2: Mnrirgom XY'inimer, ROW' if M. Lake, sun, D. ROW' 4: J. Milli. Snhiwlcr, I. lfinshw ROW' 5: J. Sehwnrtlkopf, A. Sliner, S. MeMill.in, P. U'C,onncll. M. luster, U. lzlliott, K. Amlersnn, S. Martin. U. loom. J. l'.ice. If. Monroe. M. Shriwhin, N1. Arnolil, H.irrison. IJ. Sonei, 1. Oiwilt. 1. Myeri, G. Loffnmn, M. Cyroxes, B. Wiyizt, C. Ilniir. ROW' 6: C.. Cook, Ci. Meacham, G. lioreman, 'l'l'mn1.1x, S. Shidv, S. Powcri, S. Reid, P. Brock, ,I, T.irter, Y. I.ex, M. Langdon, S. Liike, B. Huggins, K. Brine, C. Weirly, l'. liiriies, li. Wine. K. Sntion, C. Knox. BOYS' Gllilf CLUB Run' 1: Gene Hackney, Tum Downy. Bill Mnlort, Leon Pooler, Kenneth Bennett, ,Ink Moore, Owen Davis, Don l...xniliw, Monte Dcnton. ROW' 2: Charles Maddox. R.-mdv Sutton. Jexrv Valentine. Don He.1ll, Lloyd Czwmiiziixgli, Mike Vfood, Donnie Evcrlmri. DAVE Monfort, Larry Gibson, Don Maddox. KHOTTOMI ROW' 1: T. Griffey, M. Helms, J. Dutru, C. Hedstrom, E. Ccdcrholm, M, Leech. C. Girod, B. Shawhan. l'. Stafford, G, McMillan, Martin, V. Schonlurmlt, M. Roc, I. Herahhcrger, XVesncr, B. Mclliniel, C. Crimmcl, A. Armstrong, Spiulding. ROW' 23 l'. Barahe, K. Tidd, lf. Atkinsun. K. Srroup, B, Combs, L. Shrifer, l.. Blsnkcnlieker, Hixcr, ml. Major, K. Vl'illi.inis, A. Kellogg, S. Mills, I'. Lanning, K. Osborne, B. Dcirnclil, S. Cochran, C. Brow, N. lohnson, S. White. ROW' if I.. Baker, S. Turner, C.. Hahn, IJ. Davis, j. McMichael, C. Sparks, kl. Smith, S. Smith, S. Mesure, K. llutson, T, Ilmier, S, lllnkcn- hcker. ll. lhniels, P. Vfillnian, 1. McClintic, N. Schvinrk, K, Vaclmn, P. MCMill.1n. ROW' 4: N. Doyle, Li. UDP. B. Thomu, S. lulton, M. W'clsh. T, Cook. U. ii.mf.w, D. Banter. T. Guagmfd, P. Hugginw, M. nf-will, L. Chirnlcy, A. Chmrnlev, P. Ifllintt, M. Spnhr, M. Kasler, J. Behncn, C. Smith, M. Mullen, C. Shores. ll. Latham. ROV. 5: l'. Dorman, Xvimmer, P. Barrier, 5. Kirkwoml, C, Yellrer, K. Snider, S. Gray, B. Bow, ml. Beeson. xl. Peck. lx Younte, C. Hunllingcr, M. XVrllm.in, C, Willinnnn, C. cgriugill, R. Armin, A. ixdims, B. Wide, K. Sutwn, Lord, J. Robbini. Row' sf M. Ponriuw, k. BI.iir, s. Rouxh. J. Harlmin, M. Barlev, T. mbornc, D. kirihnson, J. xinmgmimy, M. muff. G. Rixnux, M. NY'illman, J. Monroe. S. Tritle, hl. Cale, Al. Knox, I. Unis, J. Gilland. P. Mouni, S. Snow, M. Klcpfcr. B. Iliday, Anderson. Row if Dirk imwrll, Joh.. 'i'..im'. ,lim Vfimmer, Noel mlm, jim Strohl, Terry Dobbins. George Hughes, Dorifncr Parchment, Floyd Cline, Larry Mnnroc, Sammy Crouse. ROW' 4: liddie Monkx. John Culhertson, ,lim Landis, Steven King, Albert Arbucklc, jim Morrii, Terry Shields, Dcwight Rea, lired Slrine, Bob Haw- kins, Bill Shelton, jim Smith. 30 Choristers entertain Melody was added to school, civic, and community club programs by the 30 versatile vocalists com- posing the high school Mixed Chorus, under the supervision of Miss Esther Nesbit. Highlighting the year's activities were approximately 35 public ap- pearances, including a mid-winter concert given in January, the district music contest in March, and a one-day tour to other high schools. Also the Girls' Quartet-composed of Edie Jane Atkinson, LaVerne Shafer, Becky Combs, and Claretta Willmann-was featured at several group performances. Caroling atop a float built by chorus members in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade, the vocalists also paraded through the school halls singing favorite Yuletide carols to classmates the day before the an- nual vacation. To guarantee perfect performance, sectional practices, in which only one voice group practiced at a time, were held during the noon hour and a four-speed console record player also aided in de- veloping voices. The instrument Was purchased by the group last fall, and a music library started. MIXED CHORUS Bringing out the best from Mixed Chorus tenor, soprano, bass and alto vocal cords is director Miss Esther Nesbit, who tutors nearly 850 students per week. In addition to the Chorus, she also instructs high school glce clubs, junior high classes, and local grade school students. Having served on the school staff 25 years, Miss Nesbit has contributed much to pupils' music appre- ciation. ROW 1: Judie Gilland, Suzy Fulton, Joretta Johnson, Jane Ellen Wesiier, Kathleen Stroup, Jack Magcrs, Gary Bowman, Nancy Schorey, Margie Tobey, Betty Shawhan. ROW 2: Miss Nesbit, directorg Karla Monks, Becky Combs, Betsy Vai1Winkle, Ann Armstrong, Don Maddox, Edie Jane Atkinson, Clar- etta Willmann, LaVerne Shafer, Donna Wimnier. ROW 3: Kenny Seekcll, Dean Mills, Larry Jenkins, Ronald Workman, Norman Hiser, Joe Hug, Dave McDaniel, Don Landis, Joe Burnworth. ,V W. me , ..,, i s ., ,as . -fy ,, H it 4 'S' , ? aff 4' f il 1 if if Q at 4 a' smu, 321 iff , is that 8 1 lit is ta.. was 3 , Q . t. , 1, ' ' 3 ef an., f X 1 - ' '.i Q w fsi 2 : G' Preparing initiation crrrnzouirx for 45 new mmzbvrs arr srroml year Lalin Clubber: Kathy Tidd, Betsy Vanwinklr, ami Becky Combs, clad in ojflirial Roman logax, wbilc l'dIIdi!ll1fPX Anne Markifz and Carol Hollis look 011. lu arldiliow lo lfyr SIlfC'l'f7!tQ'X 011- rlzlrra' :luring flu' formal initialiorz, carb future mrmbcr was requirnl fo bow lo all xrrona' year parfiripanlx. Clubs for both study and free hours Studying the minute forms of living organisms under the microscope, dissecting small, unsuspecting creatures, and giving special reports and readings on natural history were highlights at regular meetings held by 28 Nature Study Club members. Fungus, bacteria, and other forms of life too small to be seen by the naked eye, became visible to members with the aid of microscopes, while frogs and fishworms were the vic- tims of group dissections. Reports were given on everything from ants to zebras. Clubbers held a candy sale to finance a subscription to 'KNa- ture Magazine, which was the beginning of an available reference file on everything to do with nature. The organization, sponsored by Mr. Robert Anderson, also held an annual Christmas party. NATURE STUDY CLUB ROW 1: Susie Cochran, Ann Armstrong, Cathy Crimmel, vice-president, Douglas Hoy, president: Mr. Anderson, sponsor, Nancy Schwark, secretary, Becky Dear- ficld, treasurcrg Dick Goodnight. ROW' 2: Kathryn Hughes, janet Hersh- berger, Mary Ann Roc, Barbara McDaniel, Jane Ellen Wesner, Marilyn Klcpfer, Bill Mills, John Leech, Dikki Goff, Bob Fuller. ROW 3: Carolyn Brose, Sandra Wliite, Nancy Johnson, Carol Dorton, Becky Hiday, Judy Wfilliams, judie Gilland, ,Iudy Wininier, Shirley Wert, Jeannie Smith, Pat McMillan. Page eighteen I RENCfIf CLUB ROW I: Miss Mabel Fee, sponsor: Janet Taylor, Bob Gebhart, secretary, Faith Ann Youncc, president, Paul LeClercq, treasur- er, Rita Rathbun. ROW 2: Toni Hosier, Barbara Bow, lilna Ccderholm, Judy Dutro, Suzy Fulton, Jeannine MeClintic, Deanna Coons. ROW 5: Judy Rice, Jill McCIintic, Mar- ilyn Klepfer, Marilyn Leech, Connie Girod, Mary Gossclink, Kathryn Hughes, Pat McMillan. Clubs occupy language pupils' free time LATIN CLUB ROW l: L. Rinsch, sponsor, E. W'csner, M. A. Roe, B. Dearfield, C. Hedstrom, K. Tidd, vice-president, A. Markin, president, A. Armstrong, C. Willinan, M. Williiian, L. Charnley, B. Combs, T. Guignard. ROW 2: K. Sparks, A. Crites, B. McDan- iel, J. Hershberger, C. Crimmel, P. Chick, P. Coleman, J. Wimmer, J. A. Holtzleiter, B. VanWinkle, N. Schorey, P. Barabe, C. Upp, K. Stroup, N. Schwark. ROW 3: M. Kasler, C. Ayers, P. Rodgers, J. Beeson, Emshwiller, C. Brose, S. Cochran, C. A. Dorton, K. Shady, N. Johnson, S. White, J. Robbins, M. Gardin- er, E. Lefcourt, J. Spaulding, Peck. ROW 4: D. Goff, M. Hartman, K. Monks, M. K. Gebhart, J. Monroe, V. Baughcr B. Mills, J. Leech, D. Hoy, N. Notting- ham, A. McCollum, G. Slater, B. Hiday, M. Spahr, C. Hollis, T. Hosicr, S. Wert Collecting French sheet music, playing French records, and keeping a bulletin board were devices which French Clubbers under Miss Mabel Fee used to make the language seem real. Financed by a candy sale, a Christmas box was prepared by members for a needy French child. Speaking French, reports of French customs, and singing French songs were features of a Christmas party and other social events. Besides bringing Caesar to life again, Latin Club members, super- vised by Miss Lois Rinsch, originated sock hops and sponsored candy sales which provided funds for the annual Roman Banquet and sent representatives to Latin conventions. Second-year students planned to journey to Chicago to visit well-known museums and the planetarium. Caroling in Latin highlighted the Christmas program. Page nineteen I l M, CHARLOTTE MILLER-B.S., Ball State, Sbgrtlmml, Typingg Eigblli Grade sponsor. Label- ing her car with a Ball State sticker, Miss Miller prepares to leave the school for her half-day of classes at the college. FLOYD C. WARNER- B.S., Indiana State, M.A., Ball State. History, Math, Seventh Grade Sponsor. Mr. Warner tunes up his outboard motor before taking oif for his summer vacation at the lakes. CLAUDE WEEKS -B.S., Ball Stateg M.A., Ball State. Physical Ed., Diversified Occupalionsg Alhlctic Direcior, Bas- ketball Coach, Baseball Coach, H-Club, Co-Spon- sor. Mr. Weeks does some research on the latest basketball rules. H. T. KERLIN-A.B.g Indiana Centralg M.A., Ball State. Malhg SL'l'l?'1flJ Grade sponsor, Asst. Baml Director. Mr. Kerlin looks over the blue- priixts for the new house which he will build. MRS FLORENCE EMSHXVILLER-A.B., Indi- ana University. English, Y-Teens Co-Sponsor, School Dallcvs. Mrs. Emshwiller plays the piano in her spare time. Teachers hav ROBERT A. PURSLEY-A.B., Ball State. Ma- chine Shop, Arc anil Oxy-aaetclmie Weldiizg, Shccl Melal Work, Forging and Founclry, Drafl- ing and Blueprint Reading. Mr. Purslcy kindly helps at home with the supper dishes. MABEL M. FEE-A.B., Ball State, M.A., Ball State. English, French, French Club, Freshman sponsor. Miss Fee cooks a special dish for her father. J. ROBERT SHEEDY-A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Indiana University. Social Sfuilirsg Senior Class sponsor, junior Class Play Dirvcior. Mr. Shecdy sorts his collection of records. KENNETH DORTON-A.B., Indiana Centralg M.A., Ball State. Healih and Safety, Driver Edu- cation, Physifal Ed., Assi. Football Coach, Assl. Basketball Couch. Mr. Dorton takes a practice shot at that make-believe duck. THOMAS G. HALE--B.S., Indiana State, M.S., Indiana State. General Business, Booklzcvping, Typing, Hi-Y Co- Sponsor, Iunior Class Sponsor. Mr. Hale enjoys a Sunday afternoon pitching horseshoeg. good times. , MARION WILLIAMSON-B.S., Ball State, M.A., Ball State. Adifancezl Shorlhunzl, offiff Praclice, Typing, Assf. Principal. Mrs. Wil- liamson entices her dog to perform for food. JAMES W. LURTEY-B.S., Indiana Univer- sityg M.A., Columbia University. Civics, So- ciology, Economics, U. S. Hisloryg junior High Basketball Coach. Mr, Lurtey points out a special stamp in his stamp collection. ES- THER DANIELS-A.B., Ball State, M.A., Ball State. English, Senior Class Sponsor. Mrs. Daniels proudly knits for her new grand- daughter. EDGAR D. HENDERSON-A.B., Manches- rerg M.A., University of Michigan. English, journalism, Prinlingg Inlzspoi-Eililorial anrl Printing, Reiro-Etliloriul and Business. Mr. Henderson entertains his children after il hard day at school. ROBERT WARREN ANDER- SON-B.S., Indiana Universityg M.S., Ball State. Biology, General Science, Ticket Man- ager, Nature Slmly Clnh Sponsor, Boys' Pep Cluh Sponsor, Mcmher of Advisory Council Northeuslern Indiana Stale Teachers Associa- tion. Mr. Anderson displays merchandise at the J. C. Penney Company, where he works in his spare time. ROW 1: Marion Williamson, James W. Lurtey, Esther Daniels. ROW 2: Edgar D. Henderson, Robert Warren Anderson. Stepping down from their roles as instructors, our teachers displayed many talents by public speaking, planning parties, and deciding school issues, as Well as being guiding lights for future pedagogues. A smorgasbord dinner, for example, highlighted an all-city teachers' party held at the Riedman Memorial School in November, under the supervision of Mr. Thomas Hale, president of the Hartford City Teachers' Association. Civic organizations and clubs also invited many of our teachers to speak at meet- ings. Practice teaching under the observant and critical eyes of our instructors Were students from Ball State Teachers College and Taylor University, as the prac- tice teaching system Was renewed after a year's absence. Three substitutes were necessary to fill in for Mr. James Lurtey during his absence because of rheumatic fever. To supplement the state retirement benefits, teachers voted to add federal social security by a large margin of 52 to 8. As Hartford City tutors Went, so went Indiana. LEFT: Faculty members Edith Chalfanl, William Frcazl, and Eslher Ncshif casf their hallols fo clcciilr whelhrr siale ft'tI!'fIu l'S will azlopl the Social Sefnrify Plan. CENTER: Iaines Lnrley inspecls lnishcf of frnil sen! him by fellow feuclwrs zlnring his 1'I'f'lllIL'V'tIfl0lI in counly hospilal from rheumatic fever. RIGHT: Exlcmling a u'r'l1'oinc lo risiling ser1'icen1i'n, Charles Hirzvlzins, Wvnrlell Wallace, anil Bob Engle is Coach Claude Weeks. is 4 , , :Y all ROW 1: Margaret Schaefer Weigaiid, Mrs. Catherine Good, Ruth Ann Cole. ROW 2: Lois Rinsch, Kenneth Allee. ROW 1: Mary M. Greene, Mrs. George Fulton, Jr. ROXV 2: Edith I. Chalfant, Martha Williiiaii. MARGARET SCHAEFER WEIGAND-A.B.. Oakland City College. Home Eronomirsg Simlenl Cozfnril. Mrs. Weigaiid mails letters at the mail box after school. MRS, CATHERINE GOOD- A.B., Taylor University. Heullb, Physical Educa- Iiong Girls' Pep Club Sponsor. Mrs. Good shops for some groceries for her family. RUTH ANN COLE--A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Indiana University. Hislory, Y-Teens. Miss Cole wraps a Christmas present for some lucky person. LOIS RINSCH-A.B., Indiana State. Laiin, Eng- lixhg Lafin Club, junior Class Sponsor. Miss Rinsch sews away on a toga for some lucky Latin student. KENNETH ALLEE-A.B., Butler Uni- versityg M.A., University of Wisconsin. Mizfbg Hi-Y Co-Sponsor. Mr. Allee hammers that last nail in place on his new fence. Q 9 ,faq - -W 11. M ' Q3 -JW -f 'i'? 'SV' 1 W mfg 1.2. 1. .Bti rt? inf --5 if Q MARY M, GREENE-B.A., Indiana Universityg M.A., Ball State. General Sr'ic'm'1', Iiralflr and Safely. Miss Greene looks through the paper while having coffee at Sparky's Cafe. MRS. GEORGE FULTON, JR.-A.B., Miami Univer- sity. Englishg School Danfrs. Mrs. Fulton looks through one of the old books in her library. EDITH I. CHALFANT-A.B., Indiana Cen- tralg B.S.I..S., University of Illinois. Library Sri- enve, Libruriang Sophomore Clan Sponsor. Miss Chalfant checks a relative through her gene- ology records. MARTHA WILLMAN-B.S., Ball Stateg M.A., Ball State. Arlg Freshman sponsor, Poslvr Contrxls. Miss Willman looks through her many scrapbooks. FRANK I.. THATS-B.S., Hanover, M.A., Ball State. Muflrg Ifrifslzrzztzri Cmzrli, Sopho- muri' Clair SIVUIIAIIV. Mr. ilicats gets a work- out from his children after school. WII,I.lAhI G. FREAD-l'z.S., Indiana Statcg MS., Indi- ana State. ln.itr1imi'f1ful Music. Mr. Freud catches up on his tunnis. IQSTHER Ii. NES- BIT-B.M., B.M.E., M.M., Illinois W'csleyan University. Youll Minh' Auliiilirs. Miss Nes- bit displays new phonograph bought by her choral group projects. JOHN R. CARBONIZ-B.S., Ball Stateg MS., Indiana University. Imluxlrml Arfsg Fuollwafl Courb, Truck Comb, Mr. Carbone demonstrates a washer at Haydcifs Home Appliances, where he works. GEORGE E. BOLAM-BS., In- diana State, M.A., Indiana University- Eng- lixlw, Histurvvg Slzrilwnf C!IIll1t'fI Treiisiirvr. Mr. Bolam, concessions sponsor, sells hordogs and popcorn during home games. WILLIAM E. BFUGY-B.S., Ball State. Chemistry, Physics, Miilbg Eighth Graili' Spmzior. Mr. Beuoy rampers with his car during the cold weather. vacation days ROW 1: Frank I.. Treats, William G. Fread, Esther E. Nesbit. ROIV 2: john R. Carbone, George If. Bolam, Williaiix Beuoy. Uplseep men-CTOpj Fu1zy Clark and Fay Night wood shop instructor ,Iohn Carbone fCer1lerJ, discusses plans for a desk with Valladg QBOHIOUIJ Grant Gardner and Pat Ralph Shawhan and Larry Aulbach, members of the adults' evening class. Patterson. Superintendent of Schools E. Phillips Blackburn keeps up on his office work. They plan school routine for pupils Playing papa to nearly 700 students during the 30 hours his children are in school each week, Mr. Myron Clark, principal, helps his family plan pro- grams and courses and performs other duties such as making morning announcements and hiring substi- tute teachers. Assisting Mr. Clark, having charge of the schoolls lost and found department, handling attendance, and teaching two classes keep Assistant Principal Marion Williamson busy. Having the added duties of the newest member of the city system, the Parkside grade building, Com- pleted last summer, Superintendent E. Phillips Black- burn and board members-Robert Wearly, Keith Wentz, and H. D. Thornburg-planned further ex- pansion of the school city. Other complex problems facing Mr. Blackburn are hiring teachers and keeping them satisfied, choosing new books and courses of study, and distributing the budget. Keeping the books and figures and helping Mr. Blackburn is Executive Secretary Leila Lewis. Page twenty-four Principal Myron Clark, after using one of the school's many keys, returns it to proper place in the office case. Mrs. Marion Willianison, assistant principal, checks the second semester's schedule of subjects and instructors. KLEFTQ School board Secrefury H. D. Thornburg takes zz brcfrllbw. KCENTERQ Keiffy Wefzfz, board lrcasurer, lmnix 111'cr1ed information, KRIGHTQ Prexizlcut Roburt Weurly makes a b1lSiI1l'5S fall. ' hey accommodate needs of students KLEFTQ School Execzzlirc Serrolury Mixs Lrila Lvwis 7IZi7llc Ug7'l1lJl75. KCENTERQ Si MrCajfm'y, 7lItIiIIft'lI!1llL'F supernixor insifzllx ww gym floor. IRIGHTQ Bookxlorc Mamlgvr Carol Lwlricrz p1'vj1u1'z's 1'e111wl fexis. Page twenty-five V , W, gif?-35211 Nw: , , s i vw Q k W ., I Q M09 we Q ,f , ' :ggi Q H in , :,:.1 his '-- Q WQQLQJCIQYQ Football, basketball, baseball, and track keep participants on their toes While on-lookers join in cheering the Airedales and future Dogs on to vic- tory. The added boys, pep club this year, along with the girls', guaran- teed the favorites of backing Whether they Won or lost. Besides eXtra-cur- ricular physical activity, physical education classes added the much needed exercise to the busy students' schedule, thus enabling them to grow physically. H'?277ffY554f3ZQiff2?fif'3Q4 sf' Fifi? f. 1. -fl., , M1:.f, f. vt: ,.:'-fc' i'-'K fI.-.- -' .ICP TK! L-iii' L f fzf'f,f?Ses :wi-.--,4 Vs -'Qi' X. f 3-A:fg:g73,?ff,,:.fglm 1' 1. 'M-'I-.laik --Q ' .vp-'f,-'I .- 'alfa 'Q-fn, Q, fig 4f.'.- -1- .1-. .gg..,:,,-V X fl-',5'4.K1 bi 'l'f 1,.,:,i'-r 1-.34 .i f.'6:-li'- X Qpflt- P-!Z!i 3iCiH BW: vxgjg, 1 if 62,13 pg ee' -QL .r. -,ui af.-i efssifewsf- sc- ffm: 1'- 'f f' f. , . . ., . 543255-5 -iawffczigiiti 'im 7 75i-- 72 ff.-4-..f .- 414755.-9.19-,' tiff!-.i'f:i.E 'IXPP-Affi.-It -ffifwdisf v .D D y,s2'w.L1 ffl ,J 4 I' 5 .vi Airmlzlle Cowl: 101711 Cnrbouc llricfs his 1fm'xiiy fooflnzllerx ou lfizxir' f1111Jun1e'11tizl.s' during !7HIZ'ff6'f'. 5635 Team fourth in CIC Although the Airdale football team was outscored in points, 169-137, it finished the 1955 season with five wins and four losses. The Black and Gold also boasted four wins and two setbacks in Central Indiana Conference play, good enough for the fourth place. Rex Chaney and Bob Reid made the all-conference second team while Jerry Michael earned a berth on the third. Raymond Cline was elected honorary team captain, while Joe Smith, senior halfback, was the top scorer of the 'Dale gridders with six touch- downs and one extra point for a total of 37. Coach John Carbone considered it a successful season. This is only the second time in his coaching career here that he has had so few seniors-nine, with only six as starters. Fourteen lcttermen will be back next year. ROW 1: Cecil Beeson, endg Kenny Scckell, halfbackg jim Bratton, end: George Hughes, end. ROW 2: Dave McDaniel, tackleg Gary Bowman, halfbaekg Gary Winder, guardg ,lack Ely, end. ROW' 5: Don Burnworth, fullbackg Les Dewitt, halfbackg Jon Kim- mel, cndg Dean Mills, guardg Mike Shatto, fullback. rf-ts. Wi wg Q f K gm ROW' I: Rex Lcilingwell, Centerg john Knox. laalfluaekg Pliil Rice, guardg Fred Moorman, center. ROW' 2: .loe Smitli, lialfbackg Raymond Cline, fullluaelsg Or ville Uggen, tackleg jerry Michael, tackle. ROW' 3: Bob Knox, quarterlnackg Alolln MeConnaugliey, tackle Bill Cronin, quzirterbaekg Bob Reid, quarterback. ROW' -I: Leon Adams, quarterback, Ed Hollander, tackle. ROW' S: Carl Townsend, guardg Hal Meyers, guard. ROW' G: Rex Clianey, tackle, Gary Ake, lialfback. AIREDALES 205 'lilPTON Ili Tipton trailed 3 quarters, Knox, Reid, Ely scored. AIREDALES 6, PERU 25 'Dales fumbled 2 in first quarter, Cline Scored. AIREDALES 1.3, DECATUR 6 'Dales scored in last quarters to Win. AIREDALES 75 PCURTLAND 9 A fumble in closing minutes caused 'Dale defeat. AIREDALES 7g HUNTlNGTC3N 48 Clialfant of Huntington completed 8 of 16 passes. AIREDALES 275 ALEXANDRIA O Four 'Dales figured in scoring, Knox led witli 13. AlREDAl,FS 25g XVABASH 0 'Dales ruslied for 205 yardsq Reid's passing good. AIRIQDALES 2f1gELXY'OOD 20 A 3 TD underdogg 'Dales stopped state ranked team A'lREDAl..ES fig ROYERTON' 47 Redbirds were undefeated, Clianey was injured. 1'l'Ol' .1i,Q1111f li11f1 R l'l'ff iw 7.1 11g1'1',1 I1'1' 1' y 1'1f11if111 111'lf1 lmll ,xl Illlfffll g111111'. g111111', I,lZlfT1: 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 IX M11' l1111 1f1 1 1'i11', 1111111 11 111 1111 111 KMIDDII H17 1 1 111 111 If111'I WW Il 111 11111111111 11111 M Ki1Alzu'11111l 1111 111 io 11 111 f1111l mil 11'11l. IMIDDII C11 111 l7111'1'1111. 1 1111 111 1 I f 11 1'1Ift'4QY3'. I 11 1111 11111f f 1111 1 Sj1111 Il 11 1BUTTOV1 f Il I 1, .,..,. 4, a gar 1 ci.ittsrirttiif3nei. et .ii Frank 'Feats' squad suffered their First setback since their ,SZ season when Decatur defeated them by a 14 to 12 score. They previously had a 12 game winning streak before their 13th game. Jesse Ham- mond was the highest point getter when he garnered 25. Others scoring were Merrill Rhodes with 18, Dave Jones and Bob Fuller with 12 each. Albert Merkle, Ronnie Kemp, and Rex Elliott each hit pay- dirt once, while Owen Davis was accredited with one point after 21 touchdown. TEAM RECORD Frosh-Soph 19 Portland ,, , 7 Frosh-Soph 12 Huntington , 7 Frosh-Soph 12 Decatur ,,,, 14 Frosh-Soph O Elwood ..,,,,,, , 25 Frosh-Soph 30 Alexandria ,, , 0 Frosh-Soph 13 Bluffton , 13 ROXV 1: Rex Elliott, Jerry Joe Elliott, Dorffncr Parchment, Norman Hiser, Jon Schwaner, Ronnie Cochran, Ronnie Kemp, Dave jones, Dave Langdon. ROW 2: Dennis Lockett, Fred Streib, Dcwight Rea, Merrill Rhodes, John Jackson, Jesse Hammond, Kenny Joe Rench, Don W'right, Bob Fuller. ROW 3: Paul LeClercq, Owen Davis, Pat Welsli, Donnie Sones, Floyd Cook, Jerry Winger, Albert Markle, Mike Lanning. ROW' 4: Larry Knox, Bob Davis, Franklin Dill, Harold Dill, Dwight Lake, Nolan Wfillman, Steve Crump, Eldon Whitesell. gsm' ew. U mi 3.5, ul? kai MS' if ,ir ati ljxlzlaizzizzg tl new play in a rbalklvouril .wxsion to bis Frexlwzcrz- SOIPZJUNIUVZ' fouflmll fmmz ix Courlw Frank Tears. ROW 5: Fred Strinc, managcrg Eugene Stafford, Ralph Wil- liams, Dick Goodnight, Lloyd Kellogg. Fred Townsend, jerry Funkhouser, manager. Page thirty-one l RAYMOND CLINE . . . 6-0 sc11 ior g Llaxr d . . . one-hand artist. JACK ELY . . . 6-3 junior forward . . . rcboundcr. Tall Weeksmen win 70711 of games Although Coach Weeks was faced with a rebuilding program this season after losing six lettermen from last year's regional-winning squad, under his skill the Airedalcs, besides finishing their regularly scheduled season with 12 wins and 6 losses, once again entered the charmed circle by winning the sectional for the fourth year in a row. They eliminated Montpelier, Dunkirk, and Roll to gain a right to play in the regional before being eliminated by Marion in their afternoon game at the regional. Thus the Airedales finished their rebuilding season with an impressive 15-won, 7-loss record. The 1955-S6 Airedales were a comparatively tall team, with an average height of six feet, two inches. They ranged in height from six-foot six-inch Bill Grover to five-foot-ten Fred Santilli. The 'Dale team did not participate this season in the Holiday Tourney at Huntington because Coach Weeks felt the boys needed a rest. Bob Reid led the individual scoring for the season while Raymond Cline finished a solid second, Graduation left seven of the Hrst ten, only Reid, Cline, and Michael making a final exit. Vurxify Crumb Clulrili' lVfl'K'kX rtvlrlaizls new batlzzffbull play fo lawn :luring jmzclitt. fy J., f , .xf-F' r 1' mga Vx A 9' I f 1 ,nu in MAI , 'gums -on f ww 1- ,wwf ff? 1' I I'RlzlD SANTILLI . . . S-IO junior guard . . . lay-up shcmtcr. CICCIL BIZICSON . . . 6-9 iunior ccnlcr . . . cxpcrt hooker. CARY BLAIR . . . N0 junim buard . . . outside jump shoulur. QIIZRRY MICHAEI .... 6-3 muior Center . . . defcusive man. if ,S 1, 'y u ,fmt x 2gm 3 6 M 6,5-H' sp 4? , it .:2' .W V 5, I , r .. . 2 3 .JE 4: g '29-5 L Q4 x -55 BILL GROVER . . . 6-6 junior center . . . dunkcr. DAXL IOINES 6 soph OFWIFL bmll handhr REX LIQFFINGXVELL . . . 6-2 junior forward . . . guardmman BOB RIID 0 semor guard om hmd zrtxst ,.-Z2ifi.'1 YCm. K A 6,35 i I udale r1'11f1'1' C1111 Bz'vw11 j11111l1x uf 1111 lLlfl7 appoxnz Tulxlng 111 r111fv111'c llllllll shot 10111 Ibn' 0711 011610 rzguuzst 15111317 fa bfgifz firxl llll!H'f!7V of 'Dzllc-Mmv1xi111e1La game up OXIIIQ M1381 XIIILILIZ 1111111 111r111bL1v IX Anczlrllr lark Ely 59 66 49 68 71 70 70 61 55 55 69 69 70 69 40 70 60 46 82 47 53 63 SEASON'S RECORD QNVO11 155 Lost 7 Bluffton ....,,,.. New Castle ,,,.,,. Marion .....,1. Montpelier .,,,. Peru ....,,.............. Muncie Burris .... Huntington .,.,,. Portland ,.,..,...... Ft. Wfnyne South Elwood ........,..... Dunkirk .....,..,,.. Warszlw ..... W'abash ........ Alexandria ...,. Mississinewa Auburn ..,...,. Tipton .......,,....,., XVincl1cster ..,..,,, SECTIONAL TOURNhY Montpelier ..,.,,i. Dunkirk ,,,,,, Roll ,...,.,...v,,1,..,,. REGIONAL TOURNEY Marion ,.,,,,,,,,.,,,, J ' Y up if f X925 v,- -was ,J.,,3, .W 9, Q s ii W .tv ,a . Another Sectional Title TDP ROW? KLEFTQ Dave Alones takes a jump shot against Montpelierls Pacers in Hrst of Airedales' sectional contests. KMIDDLF LEIVTQ -lumping at center with Roll player during the final sectional battle is Cecil Beeson. fMlDDI,Ii RIGHTJ Airedale Jerry Michael takes his turn at cutting net after team's decisive victory over Roll. KRIGIITJ Reverend Il. M. Cobb, pastor of the local United Brethren Church, ofters ll pre-game prayer before tourney contest. MIDDLE ROW? fI.1il 7'l Marrying Mr. H. C. Airedale fBob Reidl, and Miss Gorgeous Victory QDuve ulonesj, during the celebration honoring the sectional tournament victory is Preacher James Lurtey as other members of the wedding party-Cary Blair. Gene Gardner, and Cecil Beeson- listen patiently. KMIDDLEQ Airedale team members. managers. and coaches appear jubilant after rolling over the Roll Red Rollers in the final sectional game. KKIGIITQ Dunkirk Coach Hughes Duncan, Coach Claude Vfeeks, and Montpelier Coach Carl Honaker hold pre-sectional meeting to discuss tournament plans. BOTTOM ROW? KLEFTQ Masquerading as varsity team members during celebration honoring Airedale squad are yell leaders and other Student Council members. KMIDDLE LEFT! ,lack lily, Cary Blair, Rex Letlingwell, Bill Grover, and Dave ilones garbed in feminine dress, run into the gym lo lead yells during Student Council sponsored celebration. fMlD- DLE RIGIITQ Playing the Star Spangled Banneru before evening's games begin are senior band eoronetists, KRIGIIYU Mary l.ee Barley and lane Major make shakers. wi is if v q ., 1 .F -41 F' ,M ,giww KZ KLEFTQ: Varsity cheerleaders Margie Parks, Ruth Ann Hampton, and Demarus Banter make good luck horseshoe for 'Dales in sectional KRIGHTQ: joe Burnworth and Gene Gardner, varsity managers, stuff balls in duffcl-bag before out-of-Lown game. They back the 9 basketball team In I7r0arIrz1rtir1g gamr owr wlwool sfafiou, Bob Tlvorrzburg xpfalax info Illil'V'flfJl7071I', as Benny Purkfr rllwkx xzfmfzzfe' umf Erfllif? Hzxjfumn rmwmls. Mr. Iamvs I.m'l1'y jmfpurrts lo fmnrfv 1111:- :N for cl vlxlwxlifuff' as Mr. Raljwb Grimm? pluws un 1liVA'LlLlli' ffrlll goal in its prolmvr plan? in ffm xrrmfllook. Frosh and Junior High victories total 22 Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High Junior High JUNIOR HI RECORD QWOn 105 Lost 7D Marion ......... ......... Muncie Wilson ........, .,..... Mississinewa ....... Alexandria ...... Portland .,,.,.. Royerton ...,. Bluffton ................... ....... Elwood ....,,,...,....................... Marion-Washington ..........,,.. Marion-Martin Boots Bluffton .i,,.,,.,...,..,... ,,..,.. Junior High Mississinewa ...... Junior High Alexandria ...... Junior High Portland .,...tt,t,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,, Junior High Marion-Washington Jonesboro Tourney Junior High ,....... 3 2 Gas City ,,........,. 3 3 Junior High ....,.., 30 Montpelier ........ 54 Freshmen 33 Freshmen 25 Freshmen 5 2 Freshmen 3 2 Freshmen 3 6 Freshmen 3 7 Freshmen 5 1 Freshmen 45 Freshmen 46 Freshmen 3 3 Freshmen 5 1 Freshmen Freshmen .......... 58 Freshmen 3 2 Freshmen 3 8 Freshmen 3 8 Freshmen 6 3 FROSH Larry Boxell, Diek Goodnight, Bob Kemp, Larry Knox, Kenny Joe Rench, Jerry Winger, Dwight Lake, Donnie Sones, Steve Crump, Bob Fuller. FRESHMEN RECORD CWon 125 Lost SJ Marion-Martin Boots ..... ........ 1 3 Muncie Wilson ,.........., ........ 4 0 Mississinewa ,.,. ......., 1 7 Alexandria ...... .,,,.... 3 8 Portland ....,,, .....,.. 2 9 Royerton ..,.t ........ 1 9 Bluffton .,................. ......., 2 6 Elwood ,...,.....,...........,.... ......., 3 6 Marion-Washington ,..,.., .t.,..t, 1 4 Marion-Martin Boots ..... ,,,..ti. 3 S Bluffton ,...,,,,,.,,.,,.,,, ,,,,,,,, 1 9 Montpelier Tourney Montpelier Dunkirk ,,,,, r,,,,, 3 8 Mississinewa ,,,...,.,, i.,-,,,,,,, 3 6 Alexandria ....,.,.,.,.,,, i,,,,,4, 4 0 Portland ,r...........,,.Yr,,,, ,i,,,,,, 2 6 Marion-Washington 7 IUNIOR HIGH ROW' 1: Floyd Cline, student manager, Art Needler, Ronnie Stroup, Cyle Me- Cafffcys David Wagner. ROW 2: intmnie Wimmer, Bill Jenkins, Bill Beck, Mike Needler, Sammy Crouse. ROW 3: Terry Smith, Hmri Evans, Jerry Wilhelm, Tom Parnell, Russell Morris, Tom Dodds. ROW! 41 Pat Welsh, student manager, Fred Strine, Dean Cnrbone, Alan Dodds, Jerry Parker. fI.Ii1'TQ: Fruxlmnzrz Cfuuwb Mr. Truly 1'elu,xr's before jm1i'fi4'v. fKIGllTj: Ilmim' High Cmnslw Mr. l.11r'l4'y rluzzzgvx for 1mu'fiv4'. Coach Jim Lurtey's Junior High basketball boys finished their season with 10 wins and seven losses. This record included the Jonesboro tourney, in which they lost both games. Mentor Lurtey was absent from his coaching position until mid-season, with Frosh Coach Frank Teats taking over his job during this absence. The Junior High team played their best ball during the latter part of the season, when they had a winning streak of seven games. Fred Strine took the scoring honors for the season with 121 points. He was followed closely by Terry Smith with 120. Dave Wagner was next in line with 114 points. The Frosh team finished the current season with an impressive 12-won, five-loss record. This squad broke the old record of S8 points in one game when they scored 63 against Marion Washington during their final game. Frank Teats, squad won the fresh- man tourney at Montpelier. Rench was the only player to top the 200 mark in scoring when he scored 208 points for the season. Winger was not far behind with 191. Knox was the only other player to top the 100 mark by scoring 128 points. KTOPQ: Crmffv Teufx slvouhs' ffliillfllllll f0IIf7l1IIIIl'IIf frnplny In jerry Wfirzgrr, l.urry Knox, uml Kenny Rr'm'f7. KCISN- TER1: Clzlur' Itlopkius, Inliu Htl7'fIPIll7l. unil Kay Br0,tf-j1111i0r high yell lmzilfw- jnrurfiw livfmv' grime. KBOTTOMQ: Fnixlz- mun rfmer lmzzlrrx Dmnma Comm uml lmly Ciilluml ga Ilvmnglv nrzc' yell. They coach, back the future 'Dales KROXV lj: Rex lilliott, Merrill Rliodcs, Jesse Hammond, Nlikt Sharto Bill Cronin Bob Stafford. KROW Zfl: jolm Jackson, Tony Boots, Ronmt Kemp 'Norman Hiser Don BLlI'I1XX'Ul'fl'l, jim Bratton. ii 1 -'Y 'Yi Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups Pups ...., ....,.. 3 8 Pups .A.., ,..,.,. 3 4 Pups ,.... ......, 1 3 Pups Pups .A.,. 7....,. 2 2 Pups ,..,, ....., 2 9 .1 3 2 ,gt 'E 1 f- F52 Eflisigfqif ,131 SONS RECORD Bluffton ,.... New Castle . Marion ......, Montpelier . Peru ....,,,Y... Burris , .7.,,, .. Huntington Portland ,,... Fort Wayne Elwood ....... Dunkirk ..... Warsaw .... Wabash .,., Alexandria . Mississincwa Auburn .,.. Tipton .,...,. Winchester . TOPJ: Pup jzlaym' Mvrrill Rlworlfx flllllfll' uguinxl mfn'xl'f'V tmzm mrwfn'r. fCEN'l'IfRJ: Ixulwirzg info ffu an ufulz' lmrilzflg 11 yrll rm' P1117 r'be'r'r'liu1i1lr'v'x Muri- wz Irwlw, Domm Iillioff, ami fillllllil' Ciirmf. UKOT- TC TJ: Cfflarlaw II0lPkiI1X, P1111 IlILHltIgl'l', fillfcx ow? ififllt nf frrml IHIffUVllIX zrilfv Crnrrll Kl'IIlll'fb Dorian. Cluxs of ,56 Pup Club vrzwzzbcrs, clml in blnrk am! golf! blouxfx, sfaml ai lm.vkf-flmll gurm' fo .wing llmir vlfzss song. Two Pep Clubs form E.x'1'ifml l7H'Illf7l'l'S of ffm lmyx' rlmwifzg fzlovk .vfumf Jzzrilzg fum' rrmmvrlf in Am-lllzlv lnulewflmll cwzfvxl in L'x'pi'm1x lfnir' ujljfmzal, GIRLS' PEP CLUB ROW' fvlosurc, r: Mcifomhs, 'I'.1ylor, Akc, Shady, Burclmrd, Powers, Monroe, Welsh, Cook. ROW' 2: Kile, XVilli.1ms, Kel- logg, Stcinlurunncr, Anderson, Mnrkin, Burnworlh, Hollis, Shicllls, Slnclnir Younuc, Hanson Stump, Slroup, Strom, Emshwillur. ROW 3: Hlxtsun, Ilowier, Gnrver, Ward, , Iilliorr, Hughes, Perry, Crlmmcl, Rathbun. ROYV 4: Adams, Calc, Knox, Krlegbaum, Coe, Lee, Harrison, , Dec. ROW i: Kirkwood, Bow, Yencer, Snider, Gray, Welnli, Towmcnd, Mounm, Voss. ROW7 6: Stiner, Barnlwc, Vanvllinklc, Shorey, Dulro, Ccdcrlxolm, Ilml- Langdon, Lnkc. ROW' 7: Landon, Sutton, Wade, Clmrnlcy, Dcgxrflcld, Huntzingnr, Xvlllmnn, Willmnnrl, Mgirlln, Cougill. ROW' X: Schmidt, Rnvnux, Combs, Guignnrd, Mc- Clinriu, Fulton, Upp, Tlzomnl, Howell, Whalcn, ROW' 9: Schislur, Furnlss, shady, Shawhnn, Monroe, Spaulding, Sparks, Smith, Blzmkcnbckcr, Shady. ROW' 10: Cline, W'csner, Arm- slrong, Klcpfcr, McMillan, Smilh, Smith, Hidny, Robbins, Gilliml. ROW' 11: Spnxhr, Bchncn, Smith, Ynclmn, Mosicr, Brow, Wlulte, Dorton, llohnxon, Monks. ROW' 12: Jones, Cook, fxllclucls, Kaalcr, Mcncllumn, Peck, Ganlinur, Coleman, Lefrour Tarrcr, r, Alulmxon. ROW' 13: NVhitvwll, Latlum, Tlwmas llceson, Rice, Ihlm. X. 52 wi, R O W' ROXV R O W' R O W' Eililie Ilollumlzrr, xm'1fi11g as un H-Club nvfwr, XllU1l'X young Airmluli' fan Iolm 1 llorzlmm In luis i'ur'r'rr'l xml! iff lmvkrllmll l Aqiznw. .sg Y ! J.- ,, Q HV N V . :' tl. 5 w 3 4 -g E 5 ' ,. , . K I 2: Kenny Scckell, Dave McDaniel, jim Brattun, George Hughes, Don Burnwurtli, Bula Knux, jerry Kirkwood. : Claude XVccks, Qponiorg Margie Parks, Ruth Ann Hampton, Ucmarus Banter. John Carbonc, sponsor. : lack lily. Rex Lcrlingwell, Hal Muyurs, Gene Gardner. Mike Sharm. Bill Cronin, Dean Milli, glue Burnwurtli. 4: Bob Reid, Jos Smith, Gary Xvindcr, Cecil llucson. Allen Langdon. Bill Clappcr, .Icxsu Hammond, Ed Hiillandcr. Izflgfn fnrfy-fou V KTOPQ ROW 1: Burnworth, Ham mond, Lanning, Cook. ROW 2: Hol- lander, Clapper, Langdon, Gray, Streib, Jackson. ROW 3: Terhune, manager Schwaner, Townsend, Carr, Reid, Mc- Kinley, Funkhouser, manager. CBOT- TOMQ: After swatting a long ball, George Townsend nears third as An- derson player awaits the throw. The 1955 Airedale baseball team won its first game of the season before dropping two tough ones to Ander- son and Marion. They bounced back to Win the next six straight, displaying brilliant pitching by Bob Reid. Bob went down in the Sigma-Phi-Gamma hall of fame when he pitched a no-hit ball game against Alexandria. The season's record follows: H. C. 4 Anderson .... ..... 2 H. C. 4 Marion ..... ,..... 1 2 H. C. 3 Anderson .... ,..... 1 1 H. C. S Royerton ..,. ...... 2 H. C. 6 Muncie ......... .,..,, 0 H. C. 12 Royerton ................,. ...,., 3 H. C. 12 Bennett of Marion ...,,., .,.... 1 0 H. C. 4 Alexandria ,,,.,,,,,., ,,,,,, 0 H. C. 8 Marion .... . .10 H. C. 9 Muncie 1 Springtime Nine Wins 7, loses 3 Couch Claude Wcc'ks ojvrs last-minulz' rm'Lf'icc and instruc- lion lo Gena Gardner, 'Dale xwatlcr, as he selects a but before making zz trip to thc' plaic 2 E 5 Z 3 E E I 4 l 2 2 5 1 Aireddles break three track records Last season three more Hartford City High track records were shattered by Carbone's trackmen. To achieve these feats, three 'Dales performed thus: John Knox ran the 220-yard dash in a record time of 22.1 during the Fairmount meet. Ronnie Capper established a new mark of 21.5:6 in the low hurdles during the Alexandria meet. Don Twibell broke the mark of his brother, Bull, in the shotput during the Montpelier meet with a heave of 47 feet SM inches. The 'Dale thinlies won live dual meets and lost two. They also placed third in a triangular meet with Peru winning and Huntington placing second. Later these thinlies garnered six points in the CIC meet which saw Warsaw win with 49 5f6 points. The scores of the dual meets were as follows: 'Dales 392, Tipton 69Mg 'Dales 55, Fairmount 545 'Dales 34 1f3, Elwood 74 2f3g 'Dales 59, Alexandria 503 'Dales 55, Yorktown 543 'Dales 71, 'Pelier 60g 'Dales 55, Port- land 54. My E ,r . 5. i 5 Q 1 F Wm, ' , ,,,, . g EMDR an 3 i 'aaaisfaar . v . is 5 ,, . :ff , 5 5 A 1 - 1?-sq, ' 1 Vega awp 4, Qi .5 A ' 2 2 V. .. M -get , 5 1. ROW 1: Kenny Seekcll, John Knox, Ronnie Capper, jon Schwaner, Owen Davis. ROW 2: Hal Meyers, Paul LeClercq, Bob Cline, Dave Langdon, Fred Moorman. ROXV 3: Rodger Montgomery, Norman Hiser, Dave jones, Don Twibell, Jim Blakely, john Alexander, Earl Willmnii, manager. Page forty-six ITOP LEFTQ: John Alexander nears top in pole-vaulring contest. QBQTTQM LEFTJ: Coaches Car- bone and Dorton cheek stop watch. KTGP RIGHTQ: ,Dale trackmau Don Twibcll takes lead in quarter- milc run with Alexandria as Dave Jones and Norman Hiser follow. KBOTTOM RIGIITQ: Don Twibell follows tllrough after putting the shot as Fred Schwaner, Jon Schwaner and George Townsend Yvlltclwl. eilltaigmse tlaegiin iYQC1E1if5 Heist? Because of his superior play on the basketball floor, Don Twibell was chosen for the Kiwanis basketball award last year. George Townsend was presented with the Rotary football award, while little Ronnie Cap- per received the Sigma Phi Gamma track award. Fred Schwaner won the I.0.0.F. award for athletic achievement during his four years in high school. WF The Quarterback Club award for mental attitude was given to John Alexander. Bob Reid, the only junior to receive an award, had presented to him the Ameri- can Legion baseball award. The Dr. Edward Wiei'- zalis award of 5100, toward a college education, was given to George Townsend. Bob Carr was the alter- nate for this award. KLEFTD: Bob Reid, senior guard who won the 1956 trophy for outstanding sportsmanship in basketball. KRIGIITJ: Fullback Ray Cline, winner of the 1956 Rotary Award for outstanding sportsmanship in font- ball. lwildemts' record bigheeit in Noon Lreeigiie Members of the winning noon league team, the Wild- cats, are IROW IJ: Hal Berricr, Harry Bonewit, Donnie Chick. IROVC7 22: Dave McDaniel, Captain Eu- gene Gardner, and joe Burn- worth, Mr. Kwzfzelb Dorian, rmmz lfagm' .s1rAbc'rz'ixo1', ojvrs smut' lfoinlcrx ax Wil:ft'ut learn !l1l'HI!7t'l' for Bllrliworfb, fop xfowr in ibn' fragile wilb 204 jminfs, fafefs u jlraclivt' ilvof before l1V!'SXillg for lbw gunna Both rounds of noon intramural league, super- vised by Kenneth Dorton, were reigned over by the Wildcats, captained by Eugene Gardner. The team had a total standing of 12 wins and three losses. Other members of the winning team were Joe Burn- worth, Dave McDaniel, Donnie Chick, Harry Bone- wit, and Hal Berrier. Joe Mode Burnworth, senior, led the seasons noon league scoring with a total of 204 points, fol- lowed next by Bearcat Joe Smith with 187. .55 4 Final team standings were: Wildcats Wolves Bearcats Giants Panthers Pacers , Won Lost .,....12 3 .,.,..10 5 9 6 8 8 4 11 3 12 Page forty-mate i z E Wwwflifg Frequently over the public address system comes the announcement of a club, committee, or officers, meet- ing during activity period or after school hours. Extra-curricular activ- ides brnag out the personahty of a student as salt brings out the flavor of popcorn. Working in clubs, on publications, class plays, and that long-awaited prom also develops per- sond,quahdeslnfexpedenceintco- operating with other students and faculty members so students can grow socially. ..'.1'::11 -14'-9 - N in-A 'kv-Pr. rf- f2f-.'.::-f-f S1-vm 1,5 ,. . -. s-N his-. 1 91Yi. K 3 'Aw f5fP'srk7 5,5f , 1, , nw., .- Qp . - iff. ifQ'1??:s -1 '-KL-'J fi -fs'-53:-a 'Gia ff: 3?'U'!f!.i:. in .f,, U -I 3 'SUJIQZG 5'-,Z 4 -' :gf 5: Q. ,ywfy .gig mf' fffhi' '-0'l'uwl 1' 'exif S Q ff'3'.f?i', ? 'fiiiffi L Q3'9?1.i!'gQi f wrfafiaaagsv 4532313 5155 qv 71 'j-'.- 'f '- 2' ll51'?'7L' 'I 11- Q At the end of the junior year journalists are already plan- ning for the Retro. After discarding many suggested themes, the class of '56 finally chose one from an idea learned at a press conference. During the summer months staff meetings were held, and when school opened in September, the staff found work, Work, and more work ahead for the next several months. Deadlines had to be met-at all costs! Pictures had to be taken by the hundreds, and inevitably those last-- minute pictures were overexposed, or the photographer forgot to load the camera-and they had to be retaken. Copy had to be written page upon page. Work kept piling up, and even though deadlines were set, it seemed impossible to meet them. Copy editors typed furiously, the business managers attempted to keep the expenditures balanced with the in- come, and the editors gathered their information. Slowly, one at a time, sections were sent to the engravers until at last all had been sent in. The proofs Were returned, were read and reread, to be sure all names were correct and mistakes eliminated. At last the book was sent to the printers and the waiting period began, until we handed our Retro out on class day. It has been work, laboring under pressure, and meeting diflicult deadlinesg but under the encouragement and patience of Mr. Edgar Henderson, we've done it. And it has really been a major milestone surrounded with wonderful memories in our high school careers, Page ,fifty-t'u:o 1956 Xfllffll' rlaxx rm'u1f1ui's AIIII Kellogg, Peggy Kilt. Iuilv l31ri't'lmi'il, uinl Im' BIlY'IIll'0l'fb uwif flrvir' furux in Sunziz Ifn1ifm'i1lt'r i't'ra'izrx Rrlro jmyliirizf l'I'lil'if7f from Nainjy Sft'i7lbVIlII7ll'V, Rulro lzzrxiiirxx rizuiztzgrr. BIiI.UW ITOPXJ: Faculty Editor Kay Hutson points out arrangement of teachers' pictures to Class Editor .Indy Burchard. Organizations Editor planet Taylor, and Senior Editor Anne Markin. KBOTTOMQZ Copy Editors Ruth Ann Hampton, Anne Perry, and Priscilla Martin prepare to type yearbook copy material. 1 49 Q ' 1 F ' was 27' 4 . 714' R .,, .j,.-J .-,. I -5 N .Q--ew-, f V M Sk N be-.2 ., 1 lmemories Keira Eflifor'-iff-fliirf Susan Emshwiller pre- Edgar Henderson, yearbook udzfiser, figllffs parm to draw a cirrlc 'reprcxeniizlg outline of size of Relro picture ming 110111 l'II4Ql'6l'l!E'T,X pirlure on jmgt' rlumuzy. xliili' rule and ruler. KTOP LEFTQ: Peggy Kile, photography editor, and Peter Redmond, photographer, load camera equipment in traveling bag. fTOP CENTERQ: Joan Burnworth and Nancy Steinbrunner, business managers, check Retro receipt money with Hle. ITOP RIGHT2: Pho- tographer Jack Magers and Photography Editor Joyce Streib look over old negatives. KBOTTOM LEFTj: Katie Williams, art editor, pastes '56 numbers on Retro room door. KBOTTOM CENTERJ: Sports Editors Allen Langdon and Joe Burnworth total points of Fresh- man game before Writing copy. HSOTTOM RIGHTQ: Literary Editor Kaysu Anderson, in Search of needed information, pulls Retro from pile of annuals slipping from arms of Assistant Editor Ann Kellogg. NEWS AND PRINTING STAFFS ROW 1: Mr. Henderson, adviser, P. Kile, J. Magcrs, J. Burnworth, K. Williaxns, A. Langdon, A. Kellogg, K. Anderson, S. Emshwiller, J. Burnworth, N. Steinbrunner, A, Markin, R. Hampton, J. Burchard, S. Mosure. ROW 2: A. Perry, J. Knox, N. Nottingham, L. Hanson, S. Gray, P. Berrier, K. Snider, S. Kirkwood, D. Lee, J. Crimmel, B. Coe, B. Har- rison, M. Dee, F. Youncc, A. McCollum, D. Elwood. ROW 5: M. Welsli, S. Hershberger, C. Blair, E. Willman, B. Stafford, J. Ely, D. Burnworth, B. Grover, T. Shields, G. Gardner, D. Wil- liams, B. Cronin, B. Brock, C. Townsend, Mclntire, Clark, D. Terhune. ROW 4: J. Kirkwood, J. Smith, B. Reid, G. Hughes, J. Cahue, B, Knox, F. Moorman, M. Twibell, J. McConnaughey, T. Cale, J. Huddle- stun, P. Redmond, D. Maddox, G. Winder, P. Mclntire, D. Mills. They write, photograph, and print news Got a nose for news? This is one of the basic re- quirements of those students reporting current events of the high school for The Inkspot. After a semester of learning to write copy, edit stories, correct proof, pose pictures, and perform gm? literally every other duty of big time reporters, Junior journalists took over the paper. Although hampered by the lack of experienced linotype operators, the policy of printing the paper was continued. And the three to four weeks given the staff to produce the best paper ever were briskly spent in Ending out what's going on, and especially what will be going on. From the printing of the September publication to the tourney edition fwhich was the first paper to print the drawings for the Hartford City sectionalj, to the last paper, stressing the seniors' activities, it was working against time--but it was wonderful! ITOPQ: Inkslmt Cirrzflulion Manager Janet Knox aml Bzzsirzesx Manager Lana Hanson Iunlz, over .vrbool exrlmnge papers from all ozw nafion. HZOTTOMQ: Cary Blair, sports rililor, wriles luurnry rrboolx for Nam infurmalion. T 1 Ifzkxpof Edilor' Bonnie Harrixozz, realm! in uma! I'll1'iVOIIIIIll71f, tzikx Mr. III'Il!Il'l'.Xfl7l'S mlzirr in rbrrlellzg jwmofr. for fellow students KRIGIITQ: Photographers Steve Hersh- berger and Tom Cale adjust light meter and focus camera, while Photography Editor Brenda Coe holds flood light for lnkspot picture, KBOTTOM LEFTQ: Ink- spot staff members fold tournament edi- tion. KBOTTOM RIGHTj: Printers Max Twilxell, Gene Gardner, Bob Knox, and Gary Winder run off sectional tourney edition on ancient press. fam' Crimvzvl, .fPt1fIlV6'S Mfilor, jmlx 1ItiYf zI'uy'.v rzssiguuzmfx rm board as Fuillz Arm Yozmw, news vilitor, uuilx fwfr tzxrrz. Margie Cronin fixes zz goufee fo Ibe chin of Adolph Ramos, 'while George S4 oft expresses dismay as Mmy Io Wbzlalaer pulls ber Nyla lViIl1numz touelaes up Alyce Lynelfs 1718116-1117. pluckvzl chicken rom Ibn umlly lee ermm ret er Willy fights uselessly with his c:onsc:1ence UI-lumans operate just like animals was the theory of Patsy Fuller fMary Jo Whitakerj, an 11-year-old naturalist who best liked to play in Otto Kirschmeir's fAdolf Ramosj pet shop, when 1955 seniors produced Cinderella Cottage last spring. Trying to understand his daughter's speculation was Everett Fuller QGeorgc Scotty while also attempting to find a get rich quick invention as the family bills kept piling up. The usual breadwinner, Marion Fuller QAnne Mahorneyj, Patsy's sister, had been stricken with polio and had been left crippled with a marked inferiority complex. Faced with the realization that the Fullers would have to move because they could not pay the rent resulted in Mr. Conkle, the landlord qBi1l Steinbrunnerj, saying pay up or get out. Patsy, with all her savings, bought tickets on the 318,000 Cinderella Cottage. Upon hear- ing she had won the house, Patsy decided to sell it and take the money, so she could help Mr. Kirschmier spon- sor operations for Marion in order to marry Jim McKay fFred Schwanerj, a boy from her high school years. After she had found the answer for her problems, Patsy got her Cinderella Cottage. Page fifty-six The junior play this year, The Inner Willy, fea- tured Mike Hartman, who appeared as the second self of 16-year-old Willoughby Adams Uohn McCon- naugheyj, to see if he could toughen the second Willy from an over protected life with his three maiden aunts fAnna McCollum, Anna Jane Hood, and Gertrude Slaterj. The Inner Willy promised he would leave the visible Willy as soon as the latter faced up and answered his own problems and stood up to his aunts. For example, Inner Willy tried to help Willoughby get a date for a big social event at school with Carol Martin Uane Crimmelj, a girl in his class whom he greatly admired. Other school friends QEd Hollander, Bob Thornburg, Diana Lee, Brenda Coe, and Demarus Banterj only added to the perplexing problems of Willoughby's life as Inner Willy tried to unscramble it. But when the curtain fell on the third act, the junior Thespians had straightened out Willoughby's life and Inner Willy had left the scene. Arrlvrzt animal Iorrr, r'lvL'r11-y1'ar-alll Mary I0 WbiInke1', fondly mildler jiri xlzunlc in a srwze from Cinflerr11u's Coltugef' 'Patsy' befriends a skunk and a parrot ITOP LEFTQ: Mike Hartman amusedly watches Jane Crimmel peck john McConnaughey. KTOP RIGHTQ: Lying on sofa is john McConnaughey as Gertrude Slater, Anna McCollum, Anna Jane Hood, and Mike Hartman look anxiously on. KBOTTOM LEFTQ: john Mcflonnaughey watches Mike Hartman eat. CBOTTOM RIGHTJ: Eddie Hollander usocks' john McConnaughey as Mike Hartman holds him. Uartlm Welsh and Dirk Pirkerizzg me iI!fl'l'1if'l0'l'Ll fzeforf' ruleriug local Ilwufer' by Mr. P11111 llurrimri. ax john Ciuilbzzzqy looks on. Page fifty-eight nm' Murfein reigns fillllldl-5' from lm' lbronr' seat 011 Ille Blue Uoouw ir-Her lwirlg 4'l'0IL'II6'il1 ffm 1955 lllIIf07'-SVIU07' Prom QHATH. Dancing clreamily to the music of Jimmy Stier,s orchestra under a Blue Moonf, with tiny silver stars sparkling in the deep blue crepe paper sky, were ,SS promers. Queen Anne Markin and her escort, Rex Chaney, and their court-Ann Kel- logg, Allen Langdon, Myrna Ake, and Joe XVhicker -royally led the grand march, which concluded the prom portion of that never-to-be-forgotten night of nights. Taken next to the Hartford The- ater for the beginning of the all-night festival, the royal party was the first to be interviewed under the bright lights. After a quiz show and motion picture, the trek back to the school was made, where entertainment, night club style, was provided by the Dixie Land Band from Indiana University. After a quick switch from party clothes to blue jeans, promers regained new strength from a hearty breakfast. The conclusion of the night, which was now morning, came at the country club with square dancing, games, and fun for all. Lmlrr KI MIN ,xfI1!77I.U flH1f0l'5 nuff inrv .ming um! ,xzauy In ilu' vzmxir' nf jiznmry Sizvr 1111.1 ffix lJI'lkfH'.Yfl'l1 af 11 j ffm 1955 umzzn HYIHI. fn ,ff- J'-.V vm N-W 974' 5 .S 4 0.737 Q WP ,..f,g... fmisi Iii! ITOP LEFT2: Hungry Prom Guys and Dollx Uni an early III07'lIf1l.Q breufefuxf nl ilm Amfri- mn Legion. KBOTTOM IJZFTQ: Attemliug Qlzrwz Annu and fm' vsrorl, Rm' Cfnnzey, are' A1111 Kellogg, Aflru I.r1r1g1l1n1, Im' Wflwifkwr, aml Myrna Alec. KBIELOWQ: Kuym A7IZlL'l'XfJI1 fullf uvlrrjr ,xfill vlzzfrbifzg jrurxc 'lL'UlI as jvrizf. 'Bw-W vm Q wif' 'E Sf' ,xr 3 ' ' gg LET my 31 mwlmmm m..,,,,,hMm - mm f-W, , Wy , , , MMM HI-Y ROW' I: Jack Maqers, Dave N1eD'iniel Eu en C d K . . , g e far ner, Bob Thornburg, Allen Langdon, Joe Burnworth, Jim lluddlestun, Bob Knox Bill Clapper, Pete Redmond, Mr. Kenneth Allee. sponsor. ROW 2: Larry Saxon, Phil Heininert, Mike Lanning, liloyd Cook, Larry Gibson, Dave Bennett, llal Meyers, jesse Hammond, Bill Cronin, Tom Ball, Mike Shatto, Ed Hollander, -lack Ely. ROW' 5: George Sparks, Earl W'illman, jerry Nlelntire, Monte Dorton, Don Landis, Norman Hiser, David Langdon, Dave Rogers, Dorff- ner Parchment, Jim Bratton, john Hendricks, Rex Simmernigin, jim lSuHenbarger, Larry Rinker, ,Ion Seliwaner. ROXV 4: Mike Hartman, Owen Davis, joe Smith, Bob Reid, Dick Burehnrd, Tom Cale, Ronald Smart, lirank Cunningham. Fred Streib, Max Twibell, Tom MeCal'fery, john MeConnaughey, John jackson, Rex lflliott, Steve Hershberger, Allen Dodds, Nolan XY'illman, Albert Merkel, Carl Townsend. zz. ,wr sf. . ijt? V Gai? Building eharacter and understanding through Christian living was stressed by the Hi-Y and Y-Teens organizations, affiliates of the Y.M.C.A. and the Y. - Y meeting. XV.C.A., at their bi weekl The psychiatric business was booming when football fans saw girls, with hair in pin curls, running out on the football field in night gowns or pajninus, carrying wnstebaskets and eating lemons, until they realized the gals were just Y-Teen initiates. Romzlil Smurf, Ili-Y rorlwxxlwzx 1i'orlee1', srlls woke In Terry Sflielilx ul' lmzrn' fonffmfl gllmf. Tom Mrlfrrffrvjy, Puffy Ilixlcfeirzr, am! Margie J lurks Him irlmol Cffiririnnzx frm' in 'IIIAIUI build Page szhcfy money through candy sales. M Y-Teens get 41 initiates KTOPQ: Af ilu' Y-Tern 41111111141 formal izzifiuliofz, 1:11119 P1'r'xidz'r1l Kaym A11if4'r.m11 fillx Ullfl of flllllfb for Belly W'r1ilu, rl new group inilizzfw, zcbilv Puffy I1l1lL'!1i1IX zcuzilx fm' lnrfz. Tfwz' iniliizlioll Iwi by :lub Ufff!,T'V'X l7l'07lg!Jf in 41 new zllvnzbvrr and mlzxislrul of u falzillc- ligfai 4'i'1'z'1r10l1-y, and tl .toriul fiom' in ilu' ZNIIIIL' vrwzonzirx room. IRIGIITQ: lvalllfj' Loral, Tlwvrrsr' Gzrigrlizlwf, aml Guwgmzzzz Rtll'L1llX' nw r11'm'.xxml in ilu' n'quirczl logs for Y-Tvrlzx informal ilziliafiml fyrfzf uf a lwnzz' foullmll game. Iriiliuirxv zc'r'rr nmde io furry 1c'a5lr'I1a5kt'lA, Mp .uzrk Ivnzoflx, uml bow I0 all old 1m'11zfJc'rx. any Thanksgiving and Easter programs, sponsored by the Y-Clubs. Highlighting as well as ending the year's activity was the annual Hi-Y, Y-Teen Spring Banquet held at the high school building in April. At this event, Plus initiation and regular meetings, Hi-Y'ers sponsored a coke stand at football games and ushered at basketball games and sectional tourney, while Y- Teens held the open-school Cupid Hopf' and raised Deck the halls with boughs of holly . . f' And so they were by the Y-Clubs the week before the Yule- tide vacation at the annual Hanging of the Greens. Civic minded clubbers joined in for the all-school presidents of the two clubs handed over the gavels to the newly elected leaders, and their council and ofhcers stepped down to say, Another year well done. ROW 1: Mrs. Bmshwiller, sponsor, S. Kirkwood, J. Burnworth, J. Taylor, Crimmcl, B. Coe, K. Anderson, A. Markin, M. Dee, P. Ber- rier, A. Kellogg, S. Fmshwiller, R. Rathbun, Miss Cole, sponsor. ROW' 2: K. W'illiams, A. Perry, M. Leech, Dutro, E. Cederholm, KI. Knox, D. Lee, B. Harrison, G. McMillan, C. W'crt, B. W'acle, K. Sutton, M. Landon, C. Cougill, A. Adams, QI. Burchard, R. Martin, P. Hawkins. ROW' 3: C. Yencer, M. W'ard, P. Mount, J. Cale, F. Younce, B. Shawhan, J. Stiner, S. Powers, B. Garvcr. S. Mosure, S. Shady, E. Atkin- son, N. Nottingham, V. Baugher, M. XVillman, C. W'illmann, C. Huntlinger, C. Hedstrom, P. Huggins. ROW 4: B. Bow, C. Girod, M. Langdon, S. Lake, N. Doyle, C. Upp, B, Thomas, S. Fulton, McClintic, T. Guignard, S. Shields, R. Hampton. C. Hollis, N. Steinbrunncr, P. Barabe. K. Stroup, B. VanXVinkle, S. Snow, K. Hutson. ROXV 5: K. Snider, T, Cook, M. Parks, M. W'elsh, L. Charnley, N. Lord, G. Ravaux, N. Shorcy, K. Tidal, A. Critcs, B. Combs, L. Shafer, A. McCollum, M. Gebhart, L. Hanson, S. Gray, S. Tritle, D. Elwood, M. Tobey, D. Banter, P. Kile. 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L11V1111.v T7'1I1, 11111111111,x1'11 of 1111'1'1' 111111r11i1111ix1l. Fupils learn lo Wadi maxi play' 'ECEQQHXRLZEI' KTOPJ: '56 1-hm IIIl'UIl1l'l'K Imly Mcffrzzzzlis, Dun' Aff'- D1IlIl!'l, Boll Knox, will Slrworl l'ou'r'rx, 1wuring smziur fouls, xlmly arlzznzfnfwrzwll. ICENTER LEFTJ: Tony - - Boofx uml Mikr Slmflo buy Lufirz ClIll7-.Vl7071.YOV'l'll 111oL'iz' fifkvfx from ululz rrzmzllwm Palxy I311ral2s', Brfsy Van' Wfiufelr, will Kallly Tillll. fCENTIjR RIGHTj: Bum! 'IllL'll1bt'l'S Iojfnr Sfrrilf, Dum' BL'7IIlt'l'l, and lvllllfjl Nol- fillgblllll sfarnjr l'f7l'l'!lIA0UllI fivkvfx. KBOTTOJVI LEFTJ: Xvilblll' flt'l'V'lII rows Ioyu' Slwill will Kim Poufius arrow XlL'l771lIIl!l.Q pool, fL'.Yll!lKQ xbup-vlmlr' liouf. KBOT- TOM RIGHTJ: Hull muazilor Myrmz Aka' uxkx Tuul SLlJ1'irl1'l lo sign book. ROW' 1 CLEIJTDZ lfrexlnmw glrlx rwbnrlgnr luugbx bl'- lL'lUl'l'II rlaxsvs. KCENTERJ: Simlvulx lzznvll in library. KRIGIITJ: Kl'!lIlJ' Rvnrb will Grvfu Cojfvzun Img' Dog H0llXL'y, flilizivrs. ROW' 2 ILEFTII Ufrlbrvllus l'0l'I'f iopx of girly' loclzzw on willy Jay. KRIGHTVJ: Clvunizzg flu' xc-bon! luuxrz is Mr. LIlI'fL'j'yX fzrfizil'-y. ROW7 5 KLEFTJ: SfllLll'IIf5 bozml xrbool bnxvx zubivb FIIHIC llmllilr' snow. KRIGHTQ: Hrljwiug lfrvll Moormun jmsfn rar arc Phil Rirv, Rmzfzie Krmfw, and Ivrry Bllzlqvly. ROW 4 fLEFTQ: Girls lluufc ul Dog flUIlSl'.U KRIGHTQ: Boys shawl school xlulrs. Page sixty-fozw' N ak Page sixty-ffive H. C. pup TOP MH. lixllwr 171111i1'1x, '56 xj1o111111', 1111'111'11'.x j11'i:1'.x 111 11i,Q11 11111g11z11112 1'11111p11ig11 x11l1's1111'11 l'1',Q,1qy Ki11', Kuym A11111'1'.11111, K111i1' WHI- l111111x, 11171 l111111111'111111, A11111' M111'!:i11, 1111111 B111'1111'o1'111, 111111 Rm' SI111111111111111. 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Since the seventh graders moved to the North Ward, they can bc seen daily trudging between their own build- ing and the high school to pursue their curriculum. Pros- pective art students are found among the eighth graders required to take nine weeks of art a year. Future home- makers learn to wash dishes in the ninth grade, while sophomore students must pass the refresher math test. For that long-awaited prom, juniors ho-ld many fund-raising projects, including selling wrapping paper and running the check room at ball games. Then that last year. The seniors work from September to May on their gift to the school- The Retro. One of the major fund raising campaigns is the magazine sales, with prizes offered for high salesmen of both companies, Crowell-Collier and Curtis. Next year new faces will take the place of those pic- tured here-but the scenes will be the same. Martin, Laurence Funk, Sal- ly Kcmzedy, Violet Scbon- barilt, and Henri Evans work on art class textile product. CTOP BELOWJ2 Ffl'Xb7lll'Il bonu' er. stua'w1ts Elaine Mon- 1'6e, Brenda Long, Patricia Elwood, and Myra Shawban rlran up. KBOTTOM BELOWQ: Seventh graders lane Whitesell, Ioan MrCayffery, Lraurz Garrett, and Mike Stewart go from high srbool io class in grade building. 5 i Gary Ake Myrna Ake Kaysa Joanne Anderson Lew Thomas Ball Jerrold Allen Boots James A. Buffenbarger l Tire gg.i.rougl ettitxl ealto im Judith Ann Burchard Page sixty-eight Joan Burnworth Joe Burnworth Rex Chaney GARY AKE-Football, Noon League. MYRNA AKE-Majorette, Student Council, Y-Teens, Sec., Pep Club, Track Queen '54, Miss Merry Christmas '54, '55, Prom Queen Attendant. KAYSA JOANNE ANDERSON--Band, Dramatic Club, Pres., Glee, History, Latin, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Pres., Chaplain, Adam's Evening , Student Council, Inkxpot, Features Ed., Rclro, Lit. Ed., Girls, State Alt., Math Contest winner, Solo-Ensemble first place, Usher for 'SS Seniors. LEW THOMAS BALL-Band, Latin, Nature Study, Stamp Clubs, Hi-Y. JERROLD ALLEN BOOTS-Band, Football, Noon League. JAMES A. BUFFENBARGER-Hi-Y, Football, Noon League, Inkspol, printer. JUDITH ANN BURCHARD-Dramatic Club, Treas., Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Iulzxpolg Retro, Class Ed., Frosh Yell-Leader, Girls' State, 4-H, Math Contest, Publications Sec., Homemaker of Tomorrow Wiiiner. JOAN BURNWORTH-Draniatic, Glee, History, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Student Council, Corresponding Sec., Irzlzspot, Circulation Mgr., Relro, Asst. Bus. Mgr., Senior Sec., Oiiiee Sec., Usher 'SS Seniors. JOE BURNWORTH-Hi-Y, Chaplain, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Noon League, Basketball Mgr., 'lAdam's Eveningv, Retro, Sports Ed., Inkxjmt, Student Council, Junior Treas. REX CHANEY-H-Club, Hi-Y, Vice-Pres., Nature Study Club, Basketball, Football, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Prom King, Senior Pres. William E. Clapper Raymond Cline Twillah June Cook Sonja Dobbins Carolyn Sue DuBois Peggy June Elam tour years h.o.ve tfeetdiiefgily themselves for Susan Emshwiller Mike Fadely James E. Finch F. Eugene Gardner WILLIAM E. CLAPPER-Baseball, Basketball, Glee, Nature Study, H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Inkspotg Noon League. RAYMOND CLINE-Basketball, Football, Glee, H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Inkspot, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Soph., Vice Pres., Junior, Vice Pres., Senior, Vice Pres., Nature Study Club, Pres. TWILLAPI JUNE COOK-Glee, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens. SONJA DOBBINS-Y-Teens. CAROLYN SUE DUBOIS-Glee, History, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens. PEGGY JUNE ELAM-Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Student Council. SUSAN EMSHWILLER-Band, Dramatic, Glee, History, Latin, Pep Clubs, Inlzspol, Editor-in-chief, News Ed., 'lAdam's Evening , Relro, Editor-in-chief, Nature Study Treas., Y-Teens, Junior Classical League, Usher for 'SS Seniors, T. B. Contest Winner, DAR Award Winner, Pumpkin Queen Candidate, Miss Merry Christmas Candidate, MIKE FADELY-Band, Football, Noon League, Glee, Pep Clubs, Hi-Y, Adam's Evening , Student Council. JAMES E. FINCH-. F. EUGENE GARDNER-Baseball, Basketball, Noon League, Glee, H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Inkspot, printer, Basketball, Mgr. Page sixty-nine Barbara Nelcene Garver Ruth Ann Hampton Robert Hendricks Jane Hoffman Carol L. Hollis Antoinette Arlene Hosier citizenship-helping to prepare them James R. Hudcllestun Page seventy Kay Sandra Hutson Sarah Francis Irelan Elizabeth Ann Kellogg BARBARA NELCENE GARVER-Glee Club, pianist, Mixed Chorus, pianist, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Student Council, Senior Class Treas. RUTH ANN HAMPTON-Marjorette, Glee, Nature Study, History, Pep Clubs, H-Club, Y-Teens, Office Sec., Mr. Blackburn, Jr. High, Frosh, Pup, Varsity yell leader, I11ksp0l, Retro, Copy Ed. ROBERT HENDRICKS-Hi-Y Club, 1I1k4YfI0f. JANE HOFFMAN-. CAROL L. HOLLIS-Dramatic, Glce, History, Latin, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Mixed Chorus, Student Council, Y-Teens. ANTOINETTE ARLENE HOSIER-French, Glee, History, Latin, Pep Clubs. JAMES R. HUDDLESTUN-Band, Football, Noon League, l'Adz1m,s Evening , Nature Study Club, Hi-Y. KAY SANDRA HUTSON-Glee, History, Pep Clubs, Retro, Faculty Ed., Y-Teens, Sec., Office Sec., Soph. Treas., Pumpkin Queen Candidate, Frosh., Soph., Jr., Junior See. SARAH FRANCIS IRELAN-. ELIZABETH ANN KELLOGG--Dramatic, Glee, Latin, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, History Club, Vice- Pres., Infupof, News Ed., Editor-in-Chief, Relro, Asst. Ed., Y-Teens, Librarian, Prom Queen Attendant, Frosh, Treas. Margaret Jo Kile Charles Alfred Kipbart Jim Knox John W. Knox Robert Knox Allen Eugene Langdon were many enioyuble projects a'u.tifiii Jeanne Ann Lipp John William Magers Fredricca Anne Markin Priscilla Ann Martin MARGARET JO KILE-Band, Dramatic, Glee, History, Latin, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Inkspol, Photog. Ed., Adam's Eveningug Retro, Photog. Ed., Student Council, Y-Teens. CHARLES ALFRED KIPHART-Glee Club. JIM KNOX-Inksjloil, printer, Noon League. JOHN W. KNOX-Baseball, Basketball, Football, Glee, Hi-Y, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, H-Club, llllespol, printer. ROBERT KNOX-Basketball, Football, Glee, Hi-Y, Nature Study Clubs, H-Club, Noon League, lnleslmt, printer. ALLEN EUGENE LANGDON-Baseball, Football, Noon League, H-Club, Hi-Y, Pres., Adam,s Eve- ning , Inkxpot, Sports Ed., Retro, Sports Ed., Student Council, Pres., Football, Student Mgr., Frosh., Soph., Junior Pres. JEANNE ANN LIPP-Majorette, Glee, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Varsity Football yell leader. JOHN WILLIAM MAGERS-Glee, History, Latin, Hi-Y, Nature Study Clubs, Inlzsjzot, Pliotog., Retro, Photog., Mixed Chorus, Noon League, WHCI Asst. FREDRICCA ANNE MARKIN-Dramatic, Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Latin, Pres., H-Club, Infespoig Relro, Senior Ed., Y-Teens, Vice-Pres., Pup, Varsity Yell Leader, Ofice Sec., T. B. Contest Winner, Prom Queen. PRISCILLA ANN MARTIN-Band, Librarian, Typist, Glee Club, Relro, Copy Ed., Student Council. Page seventy-one Alain Dave McDaniel Iudy McCombs Ierry Michael Nancy jane Michael Diane Monroe Rodger D. Montgomery iniiioting the Selle of Yule Sharon Kay Mosure Page seventy-two Betty Lou Myers Anne Perry Sharon Lee Powers DAVE McDANIEL-Footballg H-Club, Hi-Y, Noon League, Mixed Chorusg Student Council. JUDY MCCOMBS-Bandg Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep. Clubs, Dramatic Club, Vice-Pres.g Y-Teens. JERRY MICHAEL-Basketballg Football. NANCY JANE MICHAEL-Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teensg Inkspot, Student Council. DIANE MONROE-Glee, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teensg Student Councilg First prize in poster contest. RODGER D. MONTGOMERY-Basketballg Noon League, Track. SHARON KAY MOSURE-Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Inlzspotg Y-Teens. BETTY LOU MYERS-Glee, Pep Clubs. ANNE PERRY-Majorette, Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubsg Adam's Evening , Inkspolg Retro, Copy Ed.g Y-Teensg Student Councilg Superior, Twirling Con- test. SHARON LEE POWERS-Glee, Pep Clubsg Y-Teensg Mixed Chorus. rv 3. Rita Jean Rathbun John Peter Redmond, Robert C. Reid Barbara jean Schmidt Sylvia Rose Schmidt Roger Scott Jr. me Juniors, Hkdamis Evening . .. - 1 .- L,-.,,...,... .. , Sandra Jane Shady Sondra L. Shields Rex L. Simmerman Ronald D. Smart RITA JEAN RATHBUN-Majoretteg French, Glee, Nature Study, Pep Clubsg Y-Teensg Top Rating, Band. JOHN PETER REDMOND, JR.-Hi-Yg Nature Study, Latin Clubsg lnkxpotg Adam's Eve- ning g Retro, Photog. ROBERT C. REID-Baseballg Basketballg Footballg Glee, Nature Study, H-Clubsg Mixed Chorusg Inlzspol, printerg Student Council. BARBARA JEAN SCHMIDT-Glee Club. SYLVIA ROSE SCHMIDT-Latin, Glee, Pep Clubsg Y-Teens. ROGER SCOTT-. SANDRA JANE SHADY- Glee, Pep Clubs. SONDRA L. SHIELDS-Glee. Pep Clubsg Y-Teensg Student Council. REX L. SIM MERMAN-Band Captaing Hi-Yg Nature Study Clubg Noon Leagueg Solo-Ensemble, first. RONALD D. SMART-Hi-Y. Page seventy-three Joe M. Smith George Wesley Sparks, Jr. Nancy Lee Steinbrunner ,L L... -in Joyce Yvonne Streib Janet Ann Taylor Oris Dean Terhune nniilmie Estonia marked Qsginfspiireir ...su Wanda Belle Thomas Page seventy-four Martha Ann Ward Ruth Alice Warner Marsha Kay Welsh JOE M. SMITH-Basketball, Football, H-Club, Inlzspof, printer. GEORGE WESLEY SPARKS, JR.- Glee, Hi-Y, Nature Study Clubs, Inkxpot, printer. NANCY LEE STEINBRUNNER-Band, Dramatics Club, See., Glee, History, Pep, Latin, Nature Study Clubs, Y-Teens, Inkspol, Bus. Mgr., Retro, Bus. Mgr., Soph., Treas., Girls' State, Delegate to Purdue 4-H, Winner of County Dress Review, Outstanding 4-H Jr. Leader of Blackford Co. JOYCE YVONNE STREIB-Band, Lieutenant, Glee, Latin, Nature Study Clubs, Adam,s Evening , Refro, Photog. Ed., Y-Teens, Winner of Poster Contest, Band Award by Rotary, Superior Division at Solo-Ensemble Contest. JANET ANN TAYLOR-French, Glee, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Retro, Organizations Ed., Student Council, Y-Teens, Office See. ORIS DEAN TER- HUNE-Football, Noon League, Inkxpot, printer, Baseball, Mgr. WANDA BELLE THOMAS-French, Glee, History Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, Student Council. MARTHA ANN WARD-Glee, Pep Clubs, Y- Teens, Student Council. RUTH ALICE WARNER-French Club. MARSHA KAY WELSH-Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Y-Teens, lnkspof. FE Carol Anita Wert Melba Willman Katie Williams Keith A. Wilson CAROL ANITA VVERT--Bandg Glen, History, Pep Clubsg Y-Teens. MELBA WILLMAN-Bandg Glee, Latin, Nature Study Clubsg Y-Teensg Delegate to 4-H Roundup. KATIE WILLIAMS-Glee, History, Nature Study, Pep Clubsg Inlqyfmlg Rfairg, Art Ed.g Y-Teensg Student Councilg Ath. Office, Sec. KEITH A. WILSON-. Fon 1' igenrifs ol CLEFTJ: J. R. Sheedy, '56 sponsor, Ray Cline, veep, and Rexy Chaney, president, check senior books. CRIGHTJ: Senior sponsor Esther Daniels assists joan Burnworth, secretary, and Barbara Garver, treasurer, in fitting graduation gowns. Page seventy-fine ., ,W - ff fzszs. , .wr X -. 3 1 .725-I ' ' V .V u'.',M .155 aaa if 'W e is 3453 15 Yv 1 71 A k 3 1 'wi .. , ....., ......, . ,,.. .259 3 El -riziiizifz. .-.. V my '--:ge2514,-.2-:..-Misa. nj -F V 251, 1521 ::,'.:'2f5fg' , f - N k EW , R ,. :. ,.., y Q is ,fi , 71lHv ' . . H .ha ,M Q g .fs H QVI: Z ,:A,., R ff yfa'li. I - L , H 3 W:- rw gg sf U... , ROW 1: Beverly Adams, Leon Adams, Judy Anderson, Demarus Banter, Jerry Bantz Vicki Baugher, Cecil Beeson, Hal Berrier, Penny Berrier. ROW 2: Cary Blair, Jerry Blakely, Thera Kay Bole, Harry Bonewit, Barbara Bow Gary Bowman, Benny Brock, Patty Brock, Dick Burchard. ROW 3: Don Burnworth, John Cahue, Jane Cale, Tom Cale, Donnie Chick, jim Clark, Sherman Claussen, Bob Cline, Brenda Coe. ROW 4: Jane Crimmel, Bill Cronin, Mary Janet Dee, Les DeWitt, Barbara Dillie James DuBois, Don Edwards, Pattie Elliott, Rodney Elliott. ROW 5: Della Elwood, Jack Ely, Gloria Foreman, jerry Funkhouser, Dannie Gable Mary Kay Gebhart, Sondra Gray, Bill Grover, Lana Hanson. ROW 6: Bonnie Harrison, Mike Hart man, Steve Hershberger. ROW 7: Ed Hollander, Anna Jane Hood, Charles Hopkins. HI-:2i.:i'-rl: xl-zlib'idit-i2jlr9ZF5ifi f!5ffff'5F'!i? ' ROW 8: Ed Huffman, George Hughes 532,-M rv? --,L - . ,a 7'i?1:llllIl:Qifl!?i!l?ffqr1ff5?:i:?Iff5flE Charlotte Hurst. .-.-wg: 5. f z-. -' ' 1 ,.a: -f '1zf..',.ff:.,z. -A. ' . xywu qu. .fig F-2:1 'fx K l-,J-filing Q ., 151-:mffE, i+Z1.4I:5!?3i2' eg-ff ,.:,?lLl LJ. Fla s- . ' If wg R::,. QJLEQ-ii:-EEJ f'5!f:ff-Eng' ' g:jE,gi,rh:i11f ROW 9: Rex Johnson, Wayne John gg',?f-4i':'SfiIFf,gi'4:-iiig-,,, 7iI5' A Pi-A71 son, Jerry Kirkwood. 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I .. :3't!-:-4:s'Fl:- 'IE i Q .,...,'P,.,',, .-. --uw za-.ln A Juniors sell pencils and Yule paper ROW I: Sandy Kirkwood, Janet Knox, ROW 2: Don Krcischer, Anne Kriegbaum. ROW 3: Diana Lee, Rex Leililngwell. ROW 4: Tom McCaffery, Anna McCollum, john McConnaugl1ey, jerry Mclntire, Phil Mclntire, Don Maddox, Larry Martin, Hal Meyers, Dean Mills. ROW 5: Judy Monroe, Fred Moorman, Patty Mount, Don Mowery, Nancy Nottingham, Virgil Oswalt, Benny Parker, Margie Parks, Tom Piguet. ROW 6: Max Pulley, Phil Rice, Fred Santilli, Sara Schultz, Doyne Schwartzkopf, Kenny Seekell, Mike Shatto, Terry Shields, Don Sinclair. ROW 7: Ronnie Sinclair, Gertrude Slater, Don Smedley, Kay Snider, Sharon Snow, Robert Stafford, Robert Thornburg, Carl Townsend, Sarah Lou Tritle. ROW 8: Max Twibell, Orville Uggen, Jim Uhfick, Gail Voss, Dean Williams, Earl Willman, Gary Winder, Ronald Workman, Carol Yencer, Faith Ann Younce. rv' ,..,se,2,. 6, ' , ' ' 2 , 1: M -. 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K I A , , ..., ,i 1 . ga , is : G 5? ,.,. fr g- ' , 5 B mf ii o 2 fi , A V- Qz., EW t s, M , EE F U Y iz Us ROW 1: Alice Adams, Karen Anderson, Edie Jane Atkinson, Patsy Barabe, Dave Ben- E -' a g: .. ,:,, f nett, Tony Boots, Jim Bratton, Richard Brown, jim Cansler. is X M My L.. ROYV 2: Elna Cederholm, Linda Charnley, Ronnie Cochran, Becky Combs, Floyd , i.- QQ: Cook, Carolyn Cougill, Ann Crites, Frank Cunningham, Owen Davis. :,, Z' ROW 3: Ronnie Davis, Linda Dodds, Monte Dorton, Nancy Doyle, Francis Dutro, :grill ,Iud Dutro, Allen Duvall, Donna Elliott, err oc Elliott. ' ' F Y Y ROW 4: Rex Elliott, Myrna Fesler, Don Finch, Suz Fulton, erry Galbreath, Bob ,,., av Y Gebhart, Larry Gibson, Connie Girod, Therese Guignard. - In ROW 5: Carol Hamilton, Jesse Hammond, Patty Hawkins, Carol Hedstrom, Phil Aria .,., ' Hemmert, john Hendricks, Wilbur Herrin, Norman Hiser, Ada Hoffman. ROW 6: Joe Ann Holtzleiter, Madeliene How- A ell, Patricia Huyim- ,,., f ROW 7: Charlotte Huntzinger, John Jackson, f 3 Laffy ,lCnkins. .ui .....,. .-L. -.J s - 1 A, 7.. ,. 7 ROPE' 8: Barbara Jones, Dave Jones, Kenny 3777 7: . ' ': :sf J.. .':E::'-:ntl Ke cr. ' UG., yr ,s:!s1'i-231.Qfg,2yf., 2,,,:'1,-j5,'II--iff'lic-1 'A P. ---' , ROW is ,,, .3 -'1:.L:z: ggazzwggw- vi 4 :.1.,f:.i:f,r:v Landis. as , ..,. .,.. . '7'::m.-- ---wg. yr' L ,ta-ga. up 3 ,lfiiye the fifiiii mfsffalfi diff, 'f -i f A ' F2 W nrtziillf- 3214 5:55 .A 5 -f-1. 'L ilrfgfi'fl'ii i BY ':::Ef! 3 ilil , .,., ' 1 - Egg., V :Q '25 5,-an ,,. i ,.,,....,. igfnzfi-1'F'2f' y, gi gg.. ,931 ffvflgg-ff ,gm zggilgzgii - W v , o , A I 4,1 ' if fi-, Letlh wsllwiffff-we fx ii :l:J :g Hg 11.-pa ,nam Q' r1:.:a:a ,gg fMfessss'qs15fz2.'fss1 .Iix'fF'1fA' -:Elia eeiv 1' i 2-?f'5gszgQ5!:z1E1:.fi5f' M L:?:il55:.-5 'fl + Q i 3-'7i ' ' ' 575 ' .. 7::fff f 3: 'E ' -1 9- gsm. ..7.u vigil:-EZ' ' Q .. T .. -: ' H sm' ,i . ' ':':.g:1Q'g I , - :FEES Lx- 1 1 kg- : ' ', ',f2f1.'l7L: -1'::L.:.:-jfg 'gb R ': , - ir-J : f, mr. Z: gzzfa.. ,,::, .:. ,lizrslm 'ic-use is f . 1- sae -zsfffa 'A Sophs pick class rings, join Y-Clubs ROW 1: Margie Landon, David Langdon. ROW 2: Mary Langdon, Mike Lanning. : ' , , , 1, 55 ,..,,.,,,3., Q 5 ROW 3: Paul LeClercq, Marilyn Leech. , ffzf- ROW 4: Dennis Lockett, Nancy Lord, Jeannine McClintic, Grace McMillan, Rita Martin, Albert Merkel, Norma Montgomery, Dorifner Parchment, Kim Pontius. A ROW S: Bob Powers, Georgeann Ravaux, Diana Reading. Mcrrill Rhodes, jerry Rinker, Larry Rinker, Dave Rogers, Larry Saxon, Nancy Schorey. - , 'g V, , IjI':' ' 1' ROW 6: Jon Schwaner, Charlene Shady, LaVcrne Shafer, Betty Shawhan, Jim Shawhan, Wilson :ax f 4, ' sg 5 if 9-:W . M . 4 , .-1 if .-Q Slentz, Donnie Sones, Gene Speidel, Eugene Stafford. jk gg , ROW 7: Patty Stafford, Jerry Stewart, Judy Stiner, Fred Streib, Kathleen Stroup, Karen Sutton, z Becky Thomas, Kathy Tidd, Margie Tobey. . ROW 35 CMOIYH UPP, BetSY VanWinkle, Betty Wade, Shirley Wert, ,lean Whalen, Sharon Wick- ersham, Claretta Willmann, Mary Willman, Nolan Willman, Don Wright. A I at P1 5 . .,.v E. 24 , We ., L K , ', a i r s , ' 1, - rs r.,.,..-H sf S . ,. i N , Eg? ,,., 2 ? , s - ' W f , -1lj..aa-mf V .ggrwrmdigfargg ,ag 'ZW :, 'sg-QE, ,, .5 : 533 .4 t 22 f: ' 'IE .: U s .K ' ., .22: iz.:'E :'i2E2:25..2.-.,'2 fu- :.z.,.1,, ..,.- , .mfg 51 M ' W jg af- 11, ..,,, , 3 53,5 ,., V B M - ' .,.. gi3. .f Q' ' L 3, is ,, ,, W .,,, Page seventy-nine in :xiii :I 4 LE 1 ' in Q -- A'-'A:' if .:-'- , .,...I 5 K ' ,QAI Af. fu gli. gl, ig J-. is 2 2 fix ,..,. Z i, : R fi e i' 'zlb f i 395 I' ,,.i:j, , . h , ' Q HH 1? eww' af.. ,J .,,, 3 ' -E , ,,-.gi ,-,, A Sw A-.Z'.1:::-A, P- fi 53' fi: V' 4' . 353:-fi 3.53 ,aa A5 ',M 'V ' ..,. . 2' ,j i , Q ' ,-,. A AVA G W 2 I . ...:, , , 'VV A- .- ,saw-M 3, -4 . ,W 1 3 I-sf -A ' E J: , f f ' tw 4-5-2' Q ', W Q A..-:5.,..,a'2i,::: .---,- - J, . -ff . in 6 w' Z : gg' , 1- . We W W ' 'pgim i , ' 'X i zsaffiv ZW 3 aw' .- :vc 2 ., 'K ROW 1: Gene Ake, Ann Armstrong, Carrie Atkins, Clelia Ayers, Allan Baker, Jennie Beeson, Janice Behnen, Max Bell, Shirley Blankenbeker, Danny Bockover. ROW 2: Tom Bowdell, Larry Boxell, Carolyn Brose, Don Cale, Patti Chick, Susie Cochran, Albert Coleman, Pat Coleman, Carolyn Cook, Deanna Coons. E ROW 3: Robert Cox, Cathy Crimmel, Steve Crump, Betty Daniels, Bob Davis, Delight Davis, Isola Davis, Becky Deariield, Jim DeCamp, Franklin Dill. ROW 4: Harold Dill, Priscilla Dorman, Carol Dorton, Nancy Elliott, Mike Elwood, Patricia Elwood, Judy Emshwiller, Bob Fuller, Phil Funkhouser, Marilyn Gardiner. ROW 5: Judie Gilland, Dikki Goff, Dick Goodnight, Mary Gosselink, Carolyn Hahn, Janet Hershbcrger, Becky Hiday, Carolyn Hiser, Mary Hoffman, Douglas Hoy. ROW 6: Kathryn Hughes, Joretta Johnson, Nancy Johnson, Barbara Jones, Jim Jones, Margie Kasler, Bill Keeshan, Lloyd Kellogg, Robert Kemp, Kay Kerby. ROW 7: Marilyn Klcpfer, Larry Knox, Dwight Lake, Patty Lanning, Betty Latham, John Leech, Ellen Lefcourt, Brenda Long, Jill McClintic, Barbara McDaniel. Page eighty ,,,,. fm.. ,.,,.,,.-,,,,: ,.,,l,,, s3if5C IJ,s 92li5s4?iiZ45i'S2?2:5-254: .-1.1.5 7' 3,-. -s. 42,1555-if-25 ,gig ':t:r y saesfszfirffifiafeiisfakss 5 . :-H+ -:fl-' f--+-n-,-AL- 'lv---L -1-.2 Q5 '1:::m :r: '. -.- v-:: ':51 ':-- Nwzzcxf ' f' P7555 .iii 5?555i?F1l2E?'3IEE!315lii'u:iI'U3 ,--sf. if U , dst, 5i,geff1ii3EEE ::..,fgF.3'Qii2?zfg?r':E: , Lfll I' '2s.af,'lu:3-sl Kill? 5:35 usassfigemsm 15511 - -- .H?1 '55f4 195:21 5 amz if against: r1:.:r:g-1,355 11 1: :.:3:::u ,- fff5'5E 'SRF -21 5315i-'F gf in-igggqfan . ,im hr--SJ.. J,---mg xii. fiivhffi PY' .fag -Q-f pggfta-:fri ,sgy-55, 55-.apmrm 1 3- .N -' :i1:iQ?t-r ::SQ:,?EI+ ' Life'-v-15? ,-rr .1 'K' W3 , '4 '71 ... ' .. 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ROW 3: Rosemary Norton, Karen Osborne, Larry Parker, Judy Peck, Dcwight Rea, Kenny Rench. ROW 4: Judy Rice, Julie Robbins, Ronald Rob- erts, Patty Rodgers, Mary Ann Roe, Pat Seimet. ROW 5: Sue Schmidt, Harold Schuhmacher, Nancy Schwark, Kay Shady, Myra Shawhan, Rosemary Sinclair. ROW 6: Carolyn Smith, Doris Jean Smith, Jeanne Smith, Sharon Smith, Martha Spahr, Catherine Sparks. ROW 7: Jane Spaulding, Jacqueline Tarter, Janis Thomas, Fred Townsend, Karen Vachon, War- ren Walker, Crystal Warren, John Weil, Pat Welsh, Jane Wesner, Sandy White. ROW 8: Eldon Whitesell, Mary Whitesell, Judie Williams, Ralph Williams, Patty Willman, Nancy privileges, pick courses af 5 as af fc sr -ire : ?r Ai vwaw ,, M ew J we 2-,fa . ,, QS ,W f up M ' a Q5 imp' X -,-ff 1 I Wilson, Donna Wimmer, Judy Wimmer, Jerry . - , Winger, Betty Wyatt, Ted Zimmerman. 5:23236 'QS' K ' f W 'Q N3 I , ,.., ' ti 4 I. A :glib V by ' as ' 5 f 4 9:54 V: , ' RP' Q .. , 4 if Aff' ff, .-,, . ,, ' we ' 2' .- 'nv' ' ,.,, A ,,.,. 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ROW 3: Lois Blankenbeker, Karen Blair, Kay Brose, Judy Buf- fenbarger, Jerry Carr. ROW 4: Lloyd Cavannugh, Lee Cheney, Floyd Cline, Ronnie Cole, Ken Collins. ROW 5: Larry Confer, Jack Coronato, Bill Crites, Davy Crock- ett, Sammy Crouse, John Culbertson, Larry Cunningham, Ben- nie Dearduff, Tom Dewey, Terry Dobbins. ROW 6: Allen Dodds, Karen Elliott, Donna Elwood, Henri Evans, Donnie Everhart, Mary Feaster, Lawrence Funk, Connie Furniss, Toni Griffey, Gloria Gibson. ROW 7: Mary Louise Groves, Gene Hackney, Patricia Hamil- ton, Suzan Harrison, Julia Hartman, Bob Hawkins, Judy Hayes, Marcia Helms, Joyce Hiser, Chloe Ann Hopkins. ROW 8: Bari Huggins, Larry Hunt, Esther Hurst, Brooks Jackson, Dana Johnson, Gary Jones, Sally Kennedy, Stephen King, Carol Knox, Kenton Kraning. ROW 9: Mary Lake, jim Landis, Robert Lanning, Viola Lex, Don Love, Dennis McCarthy, Bill McKinley, Rose Marie Mc- Millan, Sandra McMillan, Charles Maddox. Nor PICTURED2 Joseph Cahue. .1.IQ1E.? ,. :' ' , fi We , , .15 g K , Zag- fli r if 1 ,sw .. i t LJ V A. :run W-M, 5 . is SMH .Jfv K' flew, fe , V hifi ' I V 3 'li J M2 '4 ,af!mI,:', ff 25, - all . .,f. ' V, V' -325 V.., f . :,L 9 Ei., vi :--. 3 X J' .,xf:,- k V '1.-'Q f ,S ,. S, e -ZA it 1'3 f 4' if ' -ai' ff LQ: .il 1 110, 4.4, 1 . ,Q Lia-WE, G ..:. V. ,. ,,a:,z-- .- Jambi ,K 1::.':-ufgrralgzi-',? '13.rE: .-.R 'Tl-uJ ' -on 4, qi, ugh.. fav.. -,V Y - -nf, z-ails.:-:q222u.p5::-. ,fffialv ,,,:'::r:EL 5-11f'::'q5 1:a:,g1ef.eassie'i amf5gf5Q:..wa!s5i,,- .-my ,,, 'lg-s-aq,!,,,,1, -' -!.1q-ggi, C , -jg-w..,: : :gggu .-v ...-HMI! Sv' - 4:22513--. .J ' f-3'9 '7 i:2r:..i:E?i35 WFf' ,,---1'-T-11431-Pike . 'lffiblfis .:.,,, U5 - .f ,-,,31nos4d,,,,w39-s. 1',,g-f....... ,N f..'--gl!! .f', -u' sa '..5 1fn.n- gr ,Nh L..,.L--'iw 125-nm 7 ,,,q55Q:jl3Z 3 :1 ', -'f x 'F-?J -2::::fZ-'?.7U'l- . - .-f ug- 4, f . , . 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Q .... w - I- ., - J, ,. ,an I ..n? , 4. 'uulhy , 7:1 . . . . ... 15' s.ii':1't1isfTA3 ix' :Eli 'H -, 7- 'if 'fl' 1 QW. gh,,.,,,' i q.,g CQ! 3 A5 -ry-,I Q? bm 2' ' '::-. v-5 v-gigs!!!-f,,'?lL.Jf'S. LN-uf:--ls': 5' SIUE' 15.1.ilffiflitffvlnsriiifl?f9f:r:u2?:::3:zE???:41r1t?5:iL-1523 ea - sag., -r aw-Q , 5 X cf if 1., fgfe ft V we, ' H? ,. P ,,,,, -Q Z., ,I X ,W . 5 gi . V21 4 .Q fwsgji rrr , ,, , Z, . . 'P ' 'I:,.2....A xg- Q. i f' : Stiff' W 5 . fi 2 'S Q 1' A F at .. -1. 5:-fr uuuu ,AJR I ..-. , 'Ull- , i . .. ROW 1: Jayne Major, Bill Malott, Freda Martin, Judy Martin, Jewell Mills, Dave Mou- fort, Larry Monroe, Janet Montgomery, Jackie Lee Moore, Jimmy Morris. ROW 2: Russell Morris, JoAnn Myers, Mike Necdler, Gary O'Connell, Patricia O,Con- nell, Tonya Osborne, Linda Oswalt, Judy Pace, Tom Pace, Fred Parker. ROW 3: Tom Parnell, Peggy Phipps, Diana Pierson, Marquita Pontius, Jim Pooler, Dick Powell, Sondra Reid, Sarah Roush, Jane Schisler, Sonny Schoonover. Shelton, William Smith. ROW 4: Violet Schonhardt, Joyce Schwartzkopf, Jerry Shady, Jeanne Shelton, Carolyn Shores, Terry Smart, James Smith, Obie Smith, Terry ROW 5: Phyllis Sollenberger, Dixie Sones, Tommy Speidcl, Alice Stiner, Fred Strine, Jim Strohl, Minnetta Sutton, Randy Sutton, Ronnie Sutton, Jerry Swift. , Bernie Traylor, ROW 6: Bob Tarter, Jon Tobey, Jim Thornburg, Chet Townsend Shirley Turner, David Upp, Jerry Valentine, Judy Vannatter, David Wagner. ROW 7: Phil Walker, Carol Wearly, Noel Wilcox, Phil Willman, Alice Wilson, Jim Wimmer, Faydel Wine, Mike Wood, Terry Worley, Henrietta Wunderlin. Page eighty-three .,- if. :f: .' 'Wf- fi - :', 2 V Q 3 Wg. 2:5 .. ,. - A K., ,SE .It . V ...ff . , Q 5, ni We , 5, .--: Q .Wir W? N ' ff.. 4... at :L '.,-. -:- .. 1 f Ng ,,,. me 1 ' rf B' at i E Sm A A ,..f . ROW 1: Mary Abernathy, John Adams, Mary Adkins, Diane Andrews, Sam Augspurger, Lois Baker, Michael Baker, Billy Ball, Don Barton, Den- nis Beal. ROW 2: Allen Beall, Bill Beck, Fred Bell, Tony Bell, James Bennett, Judy Bennett, Linda Bennett, Karen Benson, Bob Bratton, Judy Campbell. ROW 3: Mary Lou Capper, Dick Carr, Bill Cavanaugh, Gerri Clark, Shir- ley Clark, Janet Cline, Jim Clore, Paul Cobb, Russell Coe, jerry Coleman. ROW 4: Susie Conway, Janet Coons, Jane Daugherty, Murrell Davis, Don Decker, Eddie Delporte, jerry Dodds, Kenny Dorton, Glenn Eaton, Merritt Elliott. ROW 5: Nancy Elwood, Velma Elwood, Joan Engle, Connie Ferguson, Barbara Fcsslcr, Sheila Funkhouser, Julia Galbreath, Amy Garr, Leon Gar- rett, Mike Girod. ROW 6: Barbara Goodspeed, Michelle Groves, jerry Hackney, Paul Ham- ilton, Connie Heavenridge, Lisa Hedstrom, Jim Hiatt, Lenora Hiser, Dick Hoffman, Sammy Holloway. ROW 7: Bonnie James, Bill Jenkins, Eddie johnson, Margaret Jones. ROW 8: james Jordan, Eldon Kellogg, Elizabeth Kennedy, Larry Kraning. ROW 9: LaDonna Lacey, George Landon, Jim Lanning, Virgilee Lefevere. Nor mcrunen: Joan Benadum, Helen Hartley. Page eighty-four K an We ff f f ? g Seventh Graders learn ct new schedule ROW 1: George Lennon, Kay Lighcle, Jean Lytle, Cyle McCaffery, Joan Mc- Caffery, jill McCombs, joe McDonald. ROW 2: Rose Ann McDonald, Nina Martin, Peggy Martin, Billy Meacham, Fred Miles, Ed Monks, Donna Moon. ROW 3: Sara Moorman, Robert My- ers, Vicki Myers, Artie Needler, Ena Nethery, Barbara Nixon, Mary Jo Not- tingham. ROW 4: Mike Overmeyer, Monte Par- ker, Judy Payne, Chet Plew, Bob Poin- dexter, Becky Pullen, Rex Rathbun. ROW 5: Ted Reynard, Carolyn Read- ing, Garry Reid, Karen Rice, Meredith Rinker, Martha Schwark, Stephanie Shields. ROW 6: Sharon Shores, David Sills, Lester Sluder, Marie Smith, Patsy Smith, Edna Sparks, Don Stafford. ROW 7: Richard Stafford, Mike Stew- art, Jackie Strait, Eugene Strohl, Rol- lie Stroup, Sara Jo Stump, Gary Sut- ton, Jean Swift, Susan Swoveland, Gloria jean Townsend. ROW 8: Carol Traylor, Victoria Voss, Herbert Wa-de, Robyn Waldo, David Walker, Rose Ward, Kenny Warner, Mike Weeks, Joyce Welsh, Waldo Welsh, Jane Whitesell. ROW 9: Jim Whitesell, Karen Wil- coxon, Barbara Williams, Donnie Wim- mer, June Wimmer, Melissa Wimmer, James Wood, Peggy Sue Woolen, Roger Wyatt, Shirley Yates, Ben Yount. NOT PICTURED: Wayne Wyatt. 4- is ft -.L -, , Y . , , ,, e,,,,,, M eff wwf am gm -. 9 5 . ,Q rc? , J , , A , ...,.,. A., L ggi ' aw, we a we W ky, J, , ,I D, 69,1 ft , Ursine: vii? if 7' ,r 1, ..... .,....,.. , if 'mi -.21 14 t -1 if ii -ef ,- Page eighty-five They lead classmates Illllffll' sponsors Mr, Huh' will Miss Rirlxfb xlifiervisr' ax class Trf'asun'r Anne' Krieg- lumm, Secrehrry Iam' Calc, Vin'-Prcsirlwzt Luna Hanson, and President Cecil Beeson jxrejmrc for prt'-gauze L'lll'C'k7'00lll rush. KTOPI: Freshman sponsors Miss Williiian and Miss Fee and class Veep Clelin Ayers watch Secretary Suzy Cochran, Treasur- er Rosemary Sinclair, and President Jerry Wiiiger adjust biology microscopes. CBOTTOMJ: Eighth grade advisers Mr. Beuoy and Nliss Nliller help class Treasurer Marquitu Pontius, Secretary Joyce Hiser, President Karen Blair, and Veep Floyd Cline select COLIFSCS. so ,N te if as X 2: as KTOPJ: Soph Secretary Nancy Lord, Treasurer Elm Ceder- holm, Veep Rex Elliott, and sponsors Miss Chalfant and Mr. Tents help President John jackson decide party date. IBOT- TOMJ: Seventh grade President john Adams and Treasurer Barbara Nixon post school motto as sponsors Mr. Kerlin and Mr. Warner, Secretary David Sills and Veep Barbara Fesler look on. camps the mast ul' all ccltcalim i ABRUTY to nnkt uisrslits be m tis me have is bu lu in Milt tot rfb! i ua mil. Eu , ec .K Lew' 93 Q ' 1 Y :'. :-. , , , ..,,....., 3 I ,.j'Egg:if:':fgg.j:g'g:,. f fi 3E'i:f : if jz' 1 'i if STUDENT COUNCIL ROW Parks, ROW Knox, ROW Dutro RO W' They rule student body Instead of the usual individual drives held throughout the year, the schoolls governing body, the Student Council, sponsored a school Community Chest Fund, which appropriated money to the charity organizations. Other projects of the Council included continuing the monitor system, sponsoring school square dances, purchasing Bibles for graduating seniors, and planning programs. Also the group planned a celebration honoring the Airedales, sectional tournament victory. Funds for these activities were provided through the profits of the ball game con- cessions stands. QTOPJ: Under ilu' dirrrfiorz of Simlrfzt Coim- cil 'HII'7'l1lil'l'.V Somlra Shields aml lVam1u Thomas, senior 1't'f6'1' Rrfdmnua' ami parents 1'vgiflr'r nf fillllllffl Open Home. KBOTTOMJ: Sfmlcfnl Cmnzril foumzilfee 1neu1bi'rx fill Rm' Crass Boxes to be sent lo foreign rozmlries. 1: Mr. Bolam, sponsor, Mr. Clark, sponsor, Sondra Gray, Brenda Coe, Joan Burnworth, Allen Langdon, Mike Shatto, Margie Diane Monroe, Frank Cunningham, Mrs. Xveigand, sponsor. 2: Ann Crites, Priscilla Martin, Carol Yeneer, Marcia llelms. Marquita Pontius, Sarah Roush, Julia Hartman, Jane Cale, janet Patty Lanning, Deanna Coons. Pat Coleman, Cathy Crimmel, john Adams. 3: Becky Dearfield, Barbara McDaniel, Janet l-lershberger, Patti Chick, Nancy Schwark, -lane Crimmel, NVanda Thomas, Judy , Elna Cederholm, Carol Hedstrom, Sondra Shields, junior Cline. Larry Monroe, Robert llawkins, Brooks Jackson. 4: Dave McDaniel, John jackson, Nolan XVillman, Raymond Cline, john XVeil, Janet Cline, Gerriann Clark, Marie Smith, Bar- bara Nixon, Judy Campbell, Nancy Lord, Georgeann Ravaux, jean Swift. 'V .....Ln1..-Liar' You'1l Find Them There Abernathy, Mary, 7th. . Adams, Adams, Adams, Adams, Adkins, Alice, 10th. ,. .. Beverly, 11th. . . John, 7th. . . . Leon, 11th. .. Mary, 7th. .. ADMINISTRATION .. Ake, Gary, 12th. ..... . Ake, Gene, 9th. ...... . Ake, Myrna, 12th. .... 1 Alexander, John ....... Anderson, Janet, 12th. . Anderson Judy, 11th. .. Anderson Karen, 10th. . Anderson, Kaysa, 12th. . . Andrews, Diane, 7th. .. Arbuckle, Albert, 8th. . Armstrong, Ann, 9th. .. Arnold, Marie, 8th. . . . . Atkins, Carrie, 9th. . . . . lil '45, Atkinson, Edie Jane, 10th. . . . Augspurger, Sam, 7th. . AWARDS ........... Ayers, Clelia, 9th. .. . Baker, Allan, 9th. . . Baker, Lois, 7th. ..... . Baker, Michael, 7th. Baker, Norma, 8th. .. Ball, Thomas, 12th. .. Ball, Billy, nh. .... . BAND ...........,.. Banter, Demarus, 11th. . Banter, Leon, 8th. Bantz, Jerry, 11th. .. Barabe, Patricia, 10th. . . Barley, Mary Lee, 8th. . Barnes, Patricia, 8th. . . . Barton, Don, 7th. BASEBALL ....,.. BASKETBALL ........ Baugher, Vicki, 11th. .. Beal, Dennis, 7th. Beall, Dan, 8th. Beall, Allen, 7th. . . . .. Beck, Bill, 7th. ...... . fffi4, 1116. Beeson, Cecil, 11th. .,.. 28, 33, Beeson, Jennie, 9th. . . . . . . . Behnen, Janice, 9th. . Bell, Fred, 7th. .... . Bell, Max, 9th. .. Bell, Tony, 7th. . . . . Bell, Duane, Sth. ..... . Benadum, Joan, 7th. . Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Bennett, Benson, Berrier, Berrier, David, 10th. .. . James, 7th. . Judith, 7th. . Kenneth, 8th. Marie, 7th. .. Ronald, 8th. ,. Karen, 7th. . Hal, 11th. . .. Penny, 11th. .. . Beymer, Donnie, 8th. Blair, Cary, 11th. . . . . Blair, Karen Sue, 8th. Page eightygeight .......84 ...16,6l,78 .......43,76 .....84, 86,87 ...,.29,76 .......84 .......24 ......10,29,68 .......s0 59,64,6s ...46,47 .....l6,66,76 .........16,78 43, 53, 54, 59, 61,66,6s .......84 ..,......16,s2 10,16,17,l8, 19,4s,so .......16 .....,.so 16,17,61, 78 .......s4 .......62 19,s0,s6 .....s0 ...16,84 .......84 .......82 ...14,60,68 .......s4 .. ....... 14 .....16,39,44, 56,61,76 ..... ..82 .......76 19,43,61, 64,78 16, 37,82 .....16,82 .....84 .......45 .........32-39 19,61,76 .. ...,... 84 ...16,82 .......84 ....40, 84 35,37,43, 76,86 16,19,43,80 l6,43, so .. ....,., 84 .,.....s0 ....84 .......sz . .,.... 84 14,60,64,7s .......84 ..,..84 ...16,82 ....84 ....sz .....,.,...a4 .......49,76 14,16,54,61, 66,76 ..,....s2 33, 37, 54,76 16,s2,s6 Blakley, Jerry, 11th. . . . . . .64, 76 Blakley, Jim ............. ....., 4 6 Blankenbeker, Lois, sth. .,.....,.. 16, 82 Blankenbeker, Shirley, 9th. .... 16, 43, 80 Bockover, Daniel, 9th. .. ..... . 80 Bole, Thera Kay, 11th. . . . . . .76 Bond, Barbara, 12th. . . . . . Bond, Bill, 9th. ..,..... . . . Bonewit, Harry, 11th. ..... 49, 76 Boots, Jerrold, 12th. ..... ....... 1 4, 68 Boots, Tony Neil, 10th. .. . . 10, 14, 42, 64, 78 Bow, Barbara, 11th. .,.. 16, 19, 43, 61, 66, 76 Bowdell, Tom, 9th. ...,.. 14, 80 Bowman, Gary, 11th.... ...17, 28, 76 Boxell, Larry, 9th. . . . ...... 40, 63, 80 BOYS GLEE CLUB ..,.......,... 16 Bratton, Jim, 10th. ..., 28, 42, 44, 60, 78 Bratton, Robert, 7th. ............ .. 84 Brock, Benny, 11th. ...., ..... 5 4, 76 Brock, Patty Sue, 11th. ........,. 16, 76 Brose, Carolyn May, 9th. .... 16, 18, 19, 43, 80 Brose, Marilyn Kay, 8th. . . . . .16, 41, 82 Brown, Richard, 10th. ...... . ....... 78 Buffenbarger, James Allen, 12th. . , .60, 68 Buffenbarger, Judy, 8th. ,,......., 16, 82 Burchard, Dick, 11th. ......,..., 60, 76 Burchard, Judith Ann, 12th. .... 16, 43, 52, 54, 61, 68 Burnworth, Dori, 11th. ....28, 42, 44, 45, 54, 76 Burnworth, Joan, 12th. .... 16, 43, 53, 54, 61, 66, 68, 75, 87 Burnworth, Joe, 12th. .,.. 17, 39, 44, 49, 52, 53, 54, 60, 68 Cahue, John, 11th. ... ....54, 76 Cahue, Joseph, 8th. .........,..,.,. 82 Cale, Donald, 9th. ............ ..63, 80 Cale, Jane, llth. ...16, 43, 61, 76, 86, 87 Cale, Thomas, 11th. ,....,. 54, 55, 60, 76 Campbell, Judy, 7th. ............ 84, 87 Cansler, Eldon Jim, 10th. .,........ 78 Capper, Mary Lou, 7th. . . . , . . 84 Capper, Ronnie .....,.. 46 Carbone, Dean, 8th. . . . , , , . 10 Carr, Bob .......... ...45, 63 Carr, Dick, 7th. . . . , , ,, 84 Carr, Elizabeth ..... ,,,, 6 3 Carr, Jerry, 8th. ...... ,,,, 3 2 Cavanaugh, Billy, 7th. .. ......... .84 Cavanaugh, Lloyd, 8th. .......... 16, 82 Cederholm, Elna, 10th. .... 16, 19, 43, 61, 78, 86, 87 Chaney, Rex, 12th. ....... 29, 59, 68, 75 Charnley, Linda, 10th. ...... 16, 19, 43, 61, 78 Charnley, Rita Anne, 11th. . . . .. . . .16 Cheney, Lee, 8th. ....... .......... . .82 Chick, Donald Gene, 11th. ....... 49, 76 Chick, Patti Ann, 9th. .... 14, 19, so, 87 Clapper, Bill, 12th. ....... 44, 45, 60, 69 Clark, Gerriann, 7th. .... ....... 8 4, 87 Clark, James, 11th. ...... .,.. 5 4, 76 Clark, Shirley Kay, 7th. . . . . , . . .84 Claussen, Sherman, 11th. ,........... 76 CLASSROOM WORK ........... 10-13 Cline, Floyd, sth. ..,.. 16 40, sz, 86, 87 Cline, Janet Marie, 7th. .,,... 43, 84, 87 Cline, Raymond, 12th. ...... 29, 32, 69, 75, 87 Cline, Robert, llth. . . . . . .46, 76 Clore, Jim, 7th. .... .... 8 4 Cobb, John .....,... .... 6 3 Cobb, Paul, 7th. . ..... ............ 8 4 Cochran, Ronnie, 10th. .....,.... 31, 78 Cochran, Susie, 9th. ..,. 14, 16, 17, 18, 19, so, 86 Coe, Brenda Sue, 11th. .... 16, 43, 54, 55, 56, 61, 76, 87 Coe, Russel, 7th. ................... 84 Coffman, Greta Mae, 8th. ..,..... 16, 64 Cole, Ronald, 8th. ....,. . Coleman, Dewayne Albert, Coleman, Jerry Lee, 7th. . Coleman, Patricia, 9th. .. 9th. ...... 80 ...16, 19, 43, 30, 87 Collins, Ken, 8th. . . . .......... . . .82 Combs, Becky, 10th. ..... 16, 17, 18, 43, 61, 78 Confer, Larry, 8th. ................. 82 Conway, O'Retta Jean, 7th. .......... 84 Cook, Carolyn, 9th. . .... .... 1 6, 43, 80 Cook, Floyd, 10th. ........... 31, 45, 60 Cook, Twillah, 12th. ..16, 43, 61, 69, 78 Coons, Deanna, 9th. ..16, 19, 41, 80, 87 Coons, Janet Sue, 7th. ..,......,..... 84 Coronato, Jack, 8th. ....... ......... 8 2 Cougill, Carolyn Caye, 10th. .... 16, 43, 61, 78 Cox, Robert, 9th. .................. 80 Crimmel, Catharine Anne, 9th. . . .16, 18, 19, so, 87 Crimmel, Jane, lltll. .... 16, 43, 54, Sf, 57, 61, 76, 87 Crites, Nora Ruth Ann, 10th.. .14, 19, 61, 78, 86 Crites, William, 8th. ............. 14, 82 Crockett, David, 8th. ............... 82 Cronin, Bill, 11:11. .,.. 11, 29, 42, 44, 54, 60, 76 Cronin, Margie .................... 56 Crouse, Sammy, 8th. ...... 14, 16, 40, 82 Crump, Stephen Andrew, 9th. . .31, 40, 80 Culbertson, John, 8th. ........... 16, 82 Cunningham, Frank, 10th. .... 60, 78, 86 Cunningham, James Lawrence, 8th ...82 Daniels, Betty, 9th. .......... 14, 16, 80 Daugherty, Jane, 7th. .. ....... .84 Davis, Delight, 9th. ..... ....... 1 6, 80 Davis, Isola Marie, 9th. ....... 14, 16, 80 Davis, Murrell, 7th. .,.............. 84 Davis, Owen, 10th. .... 16, 31, 46, 60, 78 Davis, Robert Gene, 9th. ..,...... 31, 80 Davis, Ronnie, 10th. ........... 66, 78 Day, Julia, 11th. .............. . Dearduff, Bonnie Kay, 8th. ....... 16, 82 Dearfield, Becky Sue, 9th. .... 14, 16, 18, 19, 43, so, 87 DeCamp, Jim, 9th. .... ............ 8 0 Decker, Donald, 7th. .. ......... .84 Dee, Mary Janet, 11th. . ..... 16, 43, 54, 61, 76 Delporte, Edmond, 7th, . . . .,,.. . . .84 Dewey, Tom, 8th. . ...... .... 1 6, 82 Dewitt, Les, 11th. .... .... 2 8, 76 Dill, Franklin, 9th. ... ...31, 80 Dill, Harold, 9th. . ...... . . .31, 80 Dillie, Barbara, 11th. ........ ....... 7 6 Dobbins, Sonja Kay, 12th. , .. . . .16, 69 Dobbins, Terry, 8th. ...... .... 1 6, 82 Dodds, Jerry, 7th. ..,.........,..... 84 Dodds, Howard Allen, Sth. .... 40, 60, 82 Dodds, Linda Lou, 10th. . . . ...., , . .78 Dodds, Tom ..,.....,.. Dorman, Priscilla, 9th. . . Dorton, Carol Ann, 9th. Doi-ton, Kenneth, 7th. .. Doi-ton, Monte, 10th. ..,..... . Doyle, Nancy, 10th. DuBois, Carolyn Sue, DuBois, James, llth. .,... Dutro, Francis, 10th. ..... ., , ..... 16, ...16, is, 43, 16, 60, ,...,.14,16, 61, 12th. ........, . . ..,.,. 14, , ..,... 14, .40 80 19, 80 .84 78 78 .69 76 78 Dun-0, Judy, 10th. . ,.,.. 16, 19, 43, 61, 78, 87 Duvall, Allan, 10th. . . . . , .78 Eaton, Edwin, 7th. . . . , . . .84 Edwards, Don, 11th. .. ..... .76 EIGHTH GRADE .... .... 8 2, 83 Elam, Peggy, 12th. ....., ...,..,.. 6 9 Elliott, Donna, 10th. . ,....., 16, 42, 78 Elliott, Jeanne Bettie, 11th. ......, . Elliott, Jerry Joe, 10th. ..,. , . . .31, 78 Elliott, Karen June, 8th. . . . .,.. 16, 82 Elliott, Merritt, 7th. ..... .,......, 8 4 Elliott, Nancy Sue, 9th. ...... 16, 43, 80 Elliott, Pattie, 11th. . ,....,.,..., 16, 76 Elliott, Rex, 10th. ..,.. 31, 42, 60, 78, 86 Elliott, Rodney, llth. ,......,.., .... 7 6 Elwood, Della, lltll. ...... 16, 54, 61, 76 Elwood, Donna, 8th. ,. .,........ 4, 82 Elwood, Mike, 9th. . . .......... .80 Elwood, Nancy, 7th. ..........,..... 84 Elwood, Patricia, 9th. ..,,... .16, 67, 80 Elwood, Velma Marie, 7th. ........... 84 Ely, Jack, 11th. ...... 28, 32, 35, 44, 54, 60, 76 Emshwiller, Judy, 9th. .... 14, 16, 19, 80 Emshwiller, Susan, 12th. .... 1, 43, 52, 53, 54, 61, 69 Engle, Shirley Joan, 7th. ............. 84 Evans, Henri Roshon, 8th. .,.. 40, 67, 82 Everhart, Donnie, 8th. .. .... 16, 82 FACULTY ......,.... . . .20-23 Fadely, Mike, 12th. ...... ...,.. 6 9 Feaster, Mary Jane, 8th. . , .... 16, 82 Ferguson, Connie Sue, 7th. . . ,... . . . .84 Fesler, Barbara, 7th. ...... .... 8 4, 86 Fesler, Myrna Kay, 10th. ,. .... 16, 78 Finch, Don, 10th. ...... .... , .78 Finch, James, 12th. . . . .... . . .69 FOOTBALL ........... .,.. 2 8, 29 Foreman, Gloria, 11th. . .... 16, 76 Fox, John Eddie, Ilth. . . , . . . Frazer, Leonard, 9th. . . , . . FRENCH CLUB ,.... .......... , 19 FRESHMAN ..,.... .. .,.....,.. 80, 81 Fuller, Robert, 9th. .,..... 18, 31, 40, 80 Fulton, Suzy, 10th. .,,,.. 16, 17, 19, 43, 61, 78 Funk, Lawrence, 7th. ...., ...,.. 6 7, 82 Funkhouser, Jerry, 11th. .,.,.. 31, 45, 76 Funkhouser, Phil, 9th. ..,........... 80 Funkhouser, Sheila Kay, 7th. ..,....., 84 Furniss, Connie Sue, 8th. ...... 16, 43, 82 Gable, Dannie, 11th. .... ...... 7 6 Galbreath, Jerry, 10th. .,.,,...... 14, 78 Galbreath, Julianne, 7th. ,.... ....... 8 4 Gardiner, Marilyn, 9th. .... 16, 19, 43, 80 Gardner, Eugene, 12th. ,,,. 12, 37, 39, 44, 45, 49, 54, 55, 60, 69 Garr, Amy Kay, 7th. ...........,... 84 Garrett, Leaun Novel, 7th. .,..... 67, 84 Garver, Barbara, 12th. , .16, 43, 61, 70, 75 Gebhart, Mary Kay, 11th. ,... 19, 61, 76 Gebhart, Robert, 10th. ,..,., . , , . 19, 78 Gibson, Gloria, 8th. .. .......... .82 Gibson, Larry, 10th. .. ,... 16, 60, 78 Gilland, Judith, 9th. :...l6, 17, 18, 41, ' 43, 80 GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ....,.......... 16 Girod, Connie, 10th. ..... 14, 15, 19, 42, 61, 78 Girod, Mike, 7th. .. ,.....,... .84 Golf, Dikki, 9th. ,........,.. 18, 19, so Goodnight, Dick, 9th. ..... 18, 31, 40, 80 Goodspeed, Barbara, 7th. ,......,.... 84 Gosselink, Mary, 9th. . .. .... 19, 80 Gothrup, Patsy, 10th. . . . ,,.. . . . . . Gray, Edward ....... ,,......,... 4 5 Gray, Sondra, 11th. ...... 16, 43, 54, 61, 76, 87 Griifey, Tony, 8th. ...,........., 16, 82 Grover, Bill, 11th. ..,....,... 34, 54, 76 Groves, Billye Michelle, 7th. .......... 84 Groves, Mary, 8th. .......,...... 16, 82 Guignard, Therese, 10th. ..., 10, 16, 19, 43, 61, 78 H-CLUB ............ ...... ,.44 Hackney, Gene Allen, 8th. . . ..... 16, 82 Hackney, Jerry David, 7th. ...,...... 84 Hahn, Carolyn, 9th. .......... 16, 43, 80 Hamilton, Carol, 10th. ....... .,78 Hamilton, Patricia, 8th. ..,.,..,.. 16, 82 Hamilton, Paul, 7th. .,.......,...... 84 Hammond, Jesse, 10th. ..., 31, 42, 44, 45, 60, 78 Hampton, Ruth Ann, 12th. ..,. 16, 39, 44, 52, 54, 61, 70 Hanson, Lana, 11th. .,.. 16, 43, 54, 61, 76, 86 Harrison, Bonnie Sue, 11th. ,... 16, 43, 54, 55, 61, 76 Harrison, Suzan, 8th. ............ 16, 82 Hartley, Donald, 12th. ........... . Hartley, Helen, 7th. ....... ..... 8 4 Hartley, Ronald, 10th. ...,..,.... , Hartman, John Michael, 11th. .... 19, 56, 57, eo, 76 Hartman, Julia Meredith, 8th. .... 16, 41, 82, 87 Hawkins, Patricia Anne, 10th. .... 16, 60, 61, 78 Hawkins, Robert Allen, 8th. ...16, 82, 87 Hayes, Judy, 8th. .............. 16, 82 Heavenridge, Connie, 7th. ,.,..,... . Hedstrom, Carol Ann, 10th. ..... 19, 43, 61, 78, 87 Hedstrom, Lisa, 7th. .... ,......,... 1 6 Helms, Marcia, 8th. ...,.. .,.. 1 6 82, 87 Hemmert, Philip, 10th. ,.,.., 60, 78 Hendricks, Bob, 12th. .. .,..... .70 Hendricks, John, 10th. . . . , ,,..,. 60, 78 Herrin, Wilbur, 10th. ...,... 64, 66, 78 Hershberger, Janet, 9th. .... 16, 18, 19, 80, 87 Hershberger, Steven Lee, 11th. .... 11, 54, 55, 60, 76 HI-Y .......,....,................ 60 Hiatt, James Raymond, 8th. .......,.. 84 Hiday, Becky Sue, 9th. ...... 16, 18, 19, 43, 80 Hiser, Carolyn, 9th. ,.........,.,... 80 Hiser, Joyce Elaine, 8th. ..11, 61, 82, 86 Hiser , Lenora Mae, 7th. .,........... 84 Hiser, Norman, 10th. ,.,. 17, 31, 42, 46, 47, 60, 78 Hoffman, Ada Delores, 10th. ....,. 16, 78 Hoffman, Dick, 7th. ....,... ...... 8 4 Hoffman, Jane Ann, 12th. . . .,... .70 Hoffman, Mary Jean, 9th. ........ 16, 80 Hollaway, Sammy Kay, 7th. ........, 84 Hollander, Edward, 11th. .... 29, 44, 45, 57, eo, 76 Hollis, Carol Lee, 12th. ...... 16, 18, 19, 43, 61, 70 Holtzleiter, Joe Ann, 10th. . , .16, 19, 78 Hood, Anna Jane, 11th. ...... 14, 57, 76 Hopkins, Charles, llth. ......... 42, 76 Hopkins, Chloe Ann, 8th. ,.... 16, 41, 82 Hosier, Antoinette, 12th. ..16, 19, 43, 70 Howell, Madeliene Kay, 10th. . ,16, 43, 78 Hoy, James Douglas, 9th. ..14, 18, 19, 80 Huddlestun, James, 12th. ..... 10, 54, 60, 66, 70 Huffman, Ed, 11th. ..,.....,. 14, 39, 76 Hug, Joe, 12th. ..................,. 17 Huggins, Bari Lynn, 8th. ....... 16, 82 Huggins, Patricia, 10th. . . .14, 16, 61, 78 Hughes, George, 11th. . ,16, 28, 44, 54, 76 Hughes, Kathryn, 9th. ..... 18, 19, 43, 80 Hunt, Larry, 8th. ....,.,........... 82 Huntzinger, Charlotte Ann, 10th. ...16, 43, 61, 78 Hurst, Charlotte Ann, 9th. .,........ 16 Hurst, Esther May, 11th. .......... 76 Hutson, Kay, 12th. .,.. 16, 43, 52, 61, 70 INKSPOT .......... 54, 55 Irelan, Sarah, 12th. . . . ..... . . .70 Jackson, Dean, 8th. .....,.... 15, 82, 87 Jackson, John, 10th. .... 31, 42, 45, 60, 78, 86, 87 James, Bonnie Sue, 7th. ..... ........ 8 4 JANITORS ......... ...,.... 2 3 Jenkins, Bill, 7th. ..... .... 4 0, 84 Jenkins, Larry, 10th. 17, 78 Johnson, Dana Sue, 8th. ...,,..... 16, 82 Johnson, Eddie, 7th. .....,.......... 84 Johnson, Joretta June, 9th. .... 16, 17, 43, 80 Johnson, Nancy, 9th. ..16, 18, 19, 43, 80 Johnson, Rex, 11th. ................ 76 Johnson, Wayne, 11th. , ............. 76 Jones, Barbara, 9th. .,.,...... 16, 43, 80 Jones, Barbara Lois, 10th. ......,.. 16, 78 JOIICS, Dave, 10th. ...31, 34, 37, 46, 47, 78 Jones, Gary, 8th. ...,............... 82 Jones, James, 9th. ......... ,. 14, 80 Jones, Margaret Lee, 7th. . , . . . . . .84 Jordan, James, 7th. ..., .....,.. 8 4 JUNIORS .,....... ..,... 7 6, 77 Kasler, Margie, 9th. .,.... 16, 19, 43, 80 Keeshan, Bill, 9th. ...,.,.,.,.....,. 80 Keller, Kenneth, 10th. .,....,... 14, 78 Kellogg, Eldon Lee, 7th. .........,.,. 84 Kellogg, Elizabeth Ann, 12th. .... 16, 43, 52, 53, 54, 59, 61, 70 Kellogg, Lloyd Kenneth, 9th. .... 31, 80 Kemp, Robert, 9th. .......,.. 40, 42, 80 Kemp, Ronnie, 10th. ......... 31, 64, 78 Kennedy, Elizabeth, 7th. , . . ...,. . . .84 Kennedy, Sally, 8th. ..,,....,.... 67, 82 Kerby, Kay, 9th. ................... 80 Kile, Peggy, 12th. ..., 43, 52, 53, 54, 61, 66, 71 Kimmel, Jon, 12th. ..,.............. 28 King, Stephen, 8th. .,... ........ I 6, 82 Kiphart, Alfred, 12th. .....,....,... 71 Kirkwood, Jerry, 11th. .... 30, 44, 54, 76 Kirkwood, Sandra, 11th. ..... 14, 16, 43, 54, 61, 77 Klepfer, Marilyn Jane, 9th. . . .16, 18, 19, 43, 80 Knox, Bob, l2tl'l. .... 29, 44, 54, 55, 60, 64, 71 Knox, Carol Jean, 8th. ,......,. 16, 82 Knox, Janet Ann, 11th. ,... 16, 43, 54, 61, 77, 87 Knox, Jim, 12th. .,.....,.....,.,.. 71 Knox, John, 12th. ........... 29, 46, 71 Knox, Larry, 9th. .... 12, 31, 40, 41, 80 Krzining, Kenton, 8th. .....,...... 14, 82 Page eighty-nine Kraning, Larry, 7th. .,.... . Kreischer, Donald, 11th. . . . . Kriegbaum, Anne, 11th. ..,. . Landon, George, 7th. ........ . Lacy, La Donna Kay, 7th. Lake Dwight, 9th. ......, 31, Lake Mary, 8th. .... .... 1 6, Lake, Sharon, 10th. .. .... .. . Landis, Don, 10th. . . .... 16, Landis, James, 8th. . . .... , . . 43, 40, 43, 17, 43, Landon, Margaret Ann, 10th. . . .84 .77 86 .84 80 82 78 78 82 84 79 44, 87 79 79 .45 .84 79 87 82 80 .19 79 77 80 79 80 Langdon, Allen Eugene, 12th. .... 30, 53, 54, 59, 60, 71 Langdon, David, 10th. .... 31, 46, 60, Langdon, Mary, 10th. .,... 16, 43, 61, Langdon, Larry ............,...,. Lanning, James Louis, 7t11. ...-----4 4 Lanning, Mike, 10th. ...14, 31, 45, 60, Lanning, Patricia, 9th. ..., 14, 16, 80, Lanning, Robert Dean, 8th. .....- 11, Latham, Elizabeth, 9th. ...... 16, 43, LATIN CLUB ...,.............,.. LeClercq, Paul, 10th. .,.,.. 19, 31, 46, Lee, Diana, 11th. ...., 16, 43, 54, 61, Leech, John William, 9th. ..10, 18, 19, Leech, Marilyn, 10th. . .16, 19, 42, 61, Lefcourt, Ellen, 9th. ...... 16, 19, 43, Lefevre, Virgilee, 7th. ...... . Leifingwell, Rex Allen, 11th. . Lennon, William George, 7th. Lex, Viola, Sth. ...,....... . Lightle, Alberta Kay, 7th. .. Lipp, Jeanne Ann, 12th. . . . Lockett, Dennis, 10th. ...... . Long, Brenda, 9th. ...,...., . Lord, Nancy, 10f11- 13, 16, 61, Love, Don, 9th. ,......... . .14, 16, 79, Lynch, Alice ..... Lytle, Jean, 7th. ..... . 4 McCaffery, Cyle, 7th. . , . . . , . .40, McCai1ery, Joan, 7th. .........,. 67, McCaffrey, Tom, 11th. .,..... 14, 60, McCarthy, Dennis, 8th. . . ....., . . . McClintic, Jeannine, 10th. . . .13, 19, 61 McClintic, Jill Ann, 9th. ..... 16, 19, McCollum, Anna, 11th. ...14, 19, 54, ' 61 McCombs, Jill, 7th. ,.,,....... . . . . . McCombs, Judy, 12th, - 4 v 43, 63, 64. McConnaughey, John, 11th. ...29, 54, 57, 60 McDaniel, Barbara, 9th. ...14, 16, 18, 80 McDaniel, David, 12th. . . .17, 28, 44, 60, 64, 72 McDonald, Joe, 7th. ...,......,.,. . McDonald, Rose Ann, 7th. ...,..... . Mclntire, Jerry, 11th. ,..... . .54, 60 Mclntire, Phil, 11th. . Mclntire, Sondra . . . McKinley, Bill, 8th. . . , McKinley, Don ......,..... McMichael, Judith, 9th. .... . McMillan, Grace Ann, 10th. . . McMillan, Patricia, 9th. .... . McMillan, Rose Marie, 8th. . . McMillan, Sandra, Sth. . .14, 16 .16, 61 16, 18, Maddox, Charles, 8th. .,......... . Maddox, Don, 11th. ...,... 16, 17, Magers, Jack, 12th. .. . 17, Major, Jayne Ann, 8th. . . .. 53, 54 ...16 5 5 .84 34, 77 .85 82 .85 .71 79 80 87 82 .56 .85 85 85 77 .82 45, 79 80 57, 77 .85 72 56, 77 19, 87 49, 87 .85 .85 77 77 .82 .45 81 79 19, 81 82 82 82 77 71 83 83 Malott, Bill, Sth. ............... . Markin, Anne, 12th. ....16, 18, 19, 52, 54, 58, 61, es, Page ninety 43, 71 Martin, Freda, 8th. ...... , ...... , . .83 Martin, Judy Kay, 8th. ... ...16, 67, 83 Martin, Larry, llth. .... 14, 77 Martin, Nina, 8th. . ........... 85 Martin, Peggy, 7th. ... .. ..... .....85 Martin, Priscilla, 12th. .... 13, 14, 52, 71, 87 Martin, Rita, 10th. ...,. .16, 43, 61, 79 Martin, Sandra Sue, 9th. ......... 16, 81 Meacham, Carol, 9th. ........ 16, 43, 81 Meacham, Dean Billy, 7th. ....,...... 85 Merkel, Albert, 10th. . . . .14, 31, 60, 79 Meyers, Hal, 11th. ..., 29, 44, 46, 60, 77 Michael, Jerry, 12th. .... .29, 33, 37, 72 Michael, Nancy, 12th. . ............ 72 Michels, Sharon Lee, 9th. .... .. .43, 81 Miles, Bobbie, 9th. ...,. ..,..... 8 1 Miles, Fred, 7th. ........ .......... 8 5 Mills, Dean Harold, 11th. ,... 17, 28, 44, 54, 77 Mills, Jewell, 8th. ..,............ 16, 83 Mills, Marion William, 9th. ...., 10, 18, 19, 81 Mills, Sondra, 9th. ........ . . .16, 81 MIXED CHORUS . . . ..... . .17 Monfort, Dave, 8th. ..... 16, 83 Monks, Karl Eddy, 7th. .......... 16, 85 Monks, Karla Kay, 9th. . .... 16, 17, 19, 43, 81 Monroe, Elaine, 9th. ...... 16, 43, 67, 81 Monroe, Judy, 11th. ......... 16, 19, 77 Monroe, Larry, 8th. .......... 16, 83, 87 Monroe, Lois Diane, 12th. ..16, 43, 72, 87 Montgomery, Janet, 8th. ......... 16, 83 Montgomery, Norma, 10th. . . . . .16, 79 Montgomery, Rodger, 12th. . ...46, 72 Moon, Donna Ruth, 7th. ............ 85 Moore, Jackie Lee, sth. .......... 16, 83 Moorman, Fred, 11th. . .29, 46 54, 64, 77 Moorman, Sara, 7th. ...........,.... 85 Morris, Jim, 8th. .......,.. . . .16, 83 Morris, Russell, Jr., 8th. . ........ 40, 83 Mosier, Judie Lee, 9th. ........... 43, 81 Mosure, Sharon, 12th. ..16, 43, 54, 61, 72 Mount, Patricia Ann, 11th. ....,. 16, 43, 61, 77 Mowery, Donald Leroy, 11th. ..... 66, 77 Mullen, Mary Jo, 9th. ...... ,.l4, 16, 81 Myers, Betty Lou, 12th. . . ...,., .72 Myers, JoAnn, 8th. ..... . . .16, 83 Myers, Robert, 7th. .... . .... 85 Myers, Vicki Ann, 7th. . . . . . .85 NATURE STUDY CLUB ........... 18 Needler, Artie, 7th. ..........,.. 39, 85 Needler, Mike, 8th. .,.... 14, 40, 63, 83 Nethery, Ena Helen, 7th. ............ 85 Nixon, Barbara Jean, 7th. .... 85, 86, 87 NOON LEAGUE ....... . . . . . . .49 Norton, Rosemary, 9th. . . . .,.. . . .81 Nottingham, Mary Jo, 7th. .......... 85 Nottingham, Nancy, 11th. ....4, 14, 19, 54, 61, 64, 77 O'Connell, Gary, 8th. ..... .,..... 8 3 O'Connell, Patricia, 8th. . . . . . .16, 83 Osborne, Karen Kay, 9th. ..... 14, 16, 81 Osborne, Tonya Jean, 8th. .....,.. 16, 83 Oswalt, Linda Lee, 8th. ..., ...16, 83 Oswalt, Virgil, llth. ..... ...., 7 7 Overmeyer, Michael, 7th. . . . . . .85 Pace, Judith, 8th. ...,..... . . .16, 83 Pace, Thomas, 8th. ,... ..... ,...... 8 3 Parchment, Dorffner, 10th. ..... 16, 31, 60, 79 Parker, Benny, 11th. ......... 14, 39, 77 Parker, Fred, 8th. .. ...,.. .83 Parker, Jerry .........,.. ....40 Parker, Larry Keith, 9th. ..,......... 81 Parker, Montie George, 7th. .......... 85 Parks, Margie, 11th. .... 16, 39, 44, 60, 61, 77, 87 Parnell, Torn Clinton, Sth. ... . . .40, 83 Payne, Judy, 7th. ................... 85 Peck, Judith Marie, 9th. ...16, 19, 43, 81 PEP CLUB ...... ............ ...... 4 3 Perry, Anne, 12th. .... 14, 16, 43, 52, 54, 61, 72 Phipps, Joyce, 12th. . . . . . Phipps, Peggy, 8th. . .. . . . . .83 Pierson, Diana, 8th. .. . , .16, 83 Piguet, Tom, 11th. . . . . . . . .77 PLAYS ............ ,..56, 57 Plew, Chet, 7th. ....... ,.... 8 5 Poindexter, Bob, 7th. . . ....... .85 Pontius, Kim, 10th. ..... ...... 6 4, 79 Pontius, Marquita, 8th. ....... 16, 86, 87 Pooler, Leon, Sth. ...... ...,.. 1 6, 83 Powell, Richard, 8th. ............ 16, 83 Powers, Bob, 10th. ...,............. 79 Powers, Sharon, 12th. ..16, 43, 61, 64, 72 PROM ...,,........,,...,,..., 58, 59 Pullen, Becky, 7th. . . . . . . . .85 Pulley, Max, 11th. . . .. .77 Ramos, Adolph ......,. ........ 5 6 Rathbun, Rex, 7th. ...........,... 85 Rathbun, Rita Jean, 12th. .,,. 16, 19, 43, 61, 73 Ravaux, Georgeann, 10th. .... 16, 43, 61, 79, 87 Rea, Dewight, 9th. ..... ...16, 31, 81 Reading, Carolyn, 7th. . Reading, Diana, 10th. .. Redmond, Pete, 12th. ..10, 53 54, 60, 73 Reid, Garry, 7th. ................... 85 Reid, Robert, 12th. ...... 29, 30, 34, 37, 44, 45, 54, eo, 63, 73 Reid, Sondra, 8th. .............. 16, 83 Rench, Kenny Joe, 9th. ...... 31, 40, 41, 64, 81 RETRO ...................... 52, 55 Reynard, Alva Theodor, 7th. ........ 85 Rhodes, Merrill, 10th. ........ 31, 42, 79 Rice, Judith, 9th. ....,....... 19, 43, 81 Rice, Karen, 7th. .. . ........ . . .85 Rice, Philip, 11th. .. .... 29, 64, 77 Rinker, Jerry, 10th. . . . .... . . .79 Rinker, Larry, 10th. ............ 60, 79 Rinker, Meredith, 7th. .............. 85 Robbins, Julia Anne, 9th. ..16, 19, 43, 81 Roberts, Ronald, 9th. ........,...... 81 Rodgers, Patty Ann, 9th. ...... 16, 19, 81 Roe, Mary Ann, 9th. ...... 18, 19, 81 Rogers, David, 10th. .......,.... 60, 79 Roush, Sarah, 8th. .. .... 16, 83, 87 Sanrilli, 11th. ......... ,. 33, 77 Saxon, Larry Lee, 10th. ........ 4, 60, 79 Schisler, Jane Ann, Sth. ...... 16, 43, 83 Schmidt, Barbara Jean, 12th. ..,.. 16, 73 Schmidt, Susan, 9th. ....,.,.. 16, 43, 81 Schmidt, Sylvia, 12th. .. .. 16, 73 SCHOOL LIFE ............... .62-65 Schonhardt, Violet, Sth. ...... 16, 67, 83 Schoonover, Augustus, 8th. .,..... 83 Schorey, Nancy, 10th. ..., 16, 17, 19, 43, 61, 79 Schuhmacher, Harold, 9th. . ..... 81 Schultz, Sara Ann, 11th. ......,,. . Schwaner, Fred .......,.,. 45, 63 Schwaner, Jon, 10th. ..,... 31, 46, 60, 79 Schwark, Martha Lucille, 7th. ....... 85 Schwark, Nancy, 9th. .... 14, 16, 18, 19, 81, 87 Tarter, Schwartzkopf, Doyne, 11th. .. . Schwartzkapf, Joyce, 8th, . Scott, George .....,.... Scott, Roger, 12th. ..... ,....., . ,...77 83 16, ....56 ...,73 Seekell, Kenny, 11th. ..17, 28, 44, 46, 77 Seimet, Patricia, 9th. .........,.. 16, 81 SENIOR OFFICERS Sl SPONSORS . . .75 SENIORS ...................... 68-75 SEVENTH GRADE ....,...,.,.. 84, 85 Shady, Charlene, 10th. .... 16, 43, 66, 79 Shady, Jerry, 8th, ..,........,,.,... 83 Shady, Marilyn Kay, 9th. .,16, 19, 43, 81 Shady, Sandra Jane, 12th, ..16, 43, 61, 73 Shafer, LaVerne, 10th. ..... 16, 17, 61, 79 Sll3tI0, Mike, 11th. ..,. 11, 28, 42, 44, 60, 64, 77, 87 Shawhan, Betty Lynn, 10th. ..... 10, 16, 17, 61, 79 Shawhan, James, 10th. ........,., 14, 79 Shawhan, Myra, 9th. ..... 16, 43, 67, 81 Shelton, Bill, 8th, ..,....,.,.,... 16, 83 Shelton, Jeanne Ann, Sth. ....,...... 83 Shields, Sondra Louise, 12th. .,16, 43, 61, 73, 87 Shields, Stephanie, 7th. ,..,..,..,.... 85 Shields, Terry, 11th. , ..... 16, 54, 60, 77 Shores, Carolyn, Sth. ............ 16, 83 Shores, Sharon Kay, 7th. .. ....... .85 Sills, David, 7th. .,..... ..,.., 8 5, 86 Simmerman, Rex, 12th. ..,... 10, 14, 60, 66, 73 Sinclair, Donald, 11th. .. ....... .77 Sinclair, Ronald, 11th. ,....,........ 77 Sinclair, Rosemary, 9th. ....,. 43, 81, 86 Slater, Gertrude, 11th. ,,,. 14, 19, 57, 77 Slentz, Wilson, 10th. ........,... 14, 79 Sludcr, Lester, 7th. ,.,. ....... 8 5 Smart, Ronald, 12th. . . . . .60, 73 Smart, Terry, Sth. .,,. . . . . .83 Smedley, Don, 11th. ....., ,,...., 7 7 Smith, Carolyn Sue, 9th. , . . . .16, 81 Smith, Doris Jean, 9th. ,.,....... 43, 81 Smith, James Melvin, sth. ,.... . . ,16, 83 Smith, Jeannie, 9th. ,.,. 16, 18, 43, 63, 81 Smith, Joe, 12th. ...12, 29, 44, 54, 60, 74 Smith, Marie Elaine, 7th. ...,..... 85, 87 Smith, Obie, 9th. ....., ......, 8 3 Smith, Patsy Ann, 7th. ., ..... 43, 85 Smith, Sharon, 9th. ......,... 16, 43, 81 Smith, Terry Dean, Sth. ......... 40, 83 Snider, Kay, 11th. ...,, 16, 43, 54, 61, 77 Snow, Sharon Sue, 11th. ...... 16, 61, 77 Sollenberger, Phyllis, Sth. . ..... 16, 83 Sones, Dixie Lea, 8th, .... ..,,, 1 6, 83 Sones, Donnie, 9th. .......... 31, 40, 79 SOPHOMORES .....,.......... 78, 79 Spahr, Martha Lucille, 9th. ,...,. 16, 19, 43, 81 Sparks, Catherine, 9th. .... 16, 19, 43, 81 Sparks, Edna, 7th. .................. 85 Sparks, George, 12th. ......., 30, 60, 74 Spaulding, Jane Ellen, 9th. ..,. 16, 19, 43, 81 Speidel, Earl Tommy, 8th, ,..,,... 64, 83 Speidel, Gene, 10th. ..., .... 7 9 Stafford, Donnie, 7th. . . . .... . . .85 Stafford, Eugene, 10th. ., .,... 31, 79 Stafford, Patricia, 10th. .. .. 16, 66, 79 Stafford, Richard, 7th. ,......,,..... 85 Stafford, Robert, 11th. .... 12, 42, 54, 77 Steinbrunner, Nancy, 12th. . ..... 1, 43, sz, ss, 54, 61,74 Stewart, Jerry Lee, 10th. ...,..,...., 79 Stewart, Mike, 7th. ..,....,...... 67, 85 Stiner, Alice, 8th, .,......,... 16, 43, 83 Stiner, Judith Diana, 10th. .16, 43, 61, 79 14. 60, 53, 64, 40, fiki, 16, 61, Strait, Jackie, 7th. ...,,.,.... . Streib, Daniel Fredrick, 10th. .... . 45, Streib, Joyce Yvonne, 12th. ..14, Strine, Fred, Bth. ........ 16, 31, Strohl, Eugene, 7th. .....,.,... . Strohl, James Richard, srh. ..... . Stroup, Kathleen Mae, 10th. ..... . 19, 43, Stroup, Rolland, 7th. .,.......... 40, STUDENT COUNCIL .,........ STUDENT MANAGERS Stump, Sutton, Sara Jo, 7th. .... Gary, 7th. ..... . 43, .6.1., 16, 16, Sutton, Karen, 10th. ,,..., 16, 43, Sutton, Minnetta Kay, Sth. .,.... . Sutton, Randy, Sth. ..........,. , Sutton, Ronnie, 9th. . . . . . . Swift, Jean, 7th. . . . , Swift, Jerry, 8th. . . . . Swoveland, Susan Ann, 7th. Robert, 8th. , Tarter, Jackie, 9th. . . Taylor, Janet, 12th. Terhune, Dean, 12th. . Thomas, Janis, 9th. . . Thomas, Rebecca, 10th. . . . .8. S., .....16,43, .16, 19, 12, 45 ....,...16, .16, 43 Thomas, Wanda Belle, 12th. ..., . Thornburg, Jim, 8th. .....,... . Thornburg, Robert llth. . Tidd, Kathryn, 10th. Tobey, Jon, 8th. ....... . Tobey, Margie, 10th. .,... . Townsend, Carl, 11th. . . . . .14, 39, .14, 16, 61 '16, 17 .29, 54, Townsend, Chester, 8th. .,...... . Townsend, Fred, 9th. . . . . Townsend, George ,........ Townsend, Gloria Jean, 7th. . . TR ACK ...,..,.....,.. Traylor, Bernie, 8th. .......,.., , Traylor, Carol, 7th. ..,,.,..,.. . Tritle, Sarah Lou, 11th. . . .14, 16, Turner, Shirley, 9th. . . .. Twibell, Don. ......... , Twibell, Max Wayne, 11th. . . .54, Uggen, Orville, llth. .,.....,. . Uhrick, James, 11th. ..,....., 12, Upp, Carolyn, 10th. ...16, 19, 43, Upp, David Allen, Sth. ..,..... . . Vachon, Karen Lee, 9th. ...... 16, Valentine, Jerry, Sth. ,.., . . , . VanHorn, Sue, 12th. . . VanWinkle, Betsy, 10th. . ....16, 19, 43, 61, Vannatter, Judythe Arm, Voss, Tania Gail, 11th. ., Voss, Victoria, 7th. ,... , Sth. Wade, Betty Jane, 10th. , . .16, 43 Wade, Herbert, 7th. ..,. .,.,. , Wagner, David, sth. ...... . , . Waldo, Robyn Lou, 7th. .. Walker, David, 7th. . , . , Walker, Philip, Sth. ..... . Walker, Warren Gene, 9th. Ward, Martha Ann, 12th. Ward, Rose Marie, 7th. . Warner, Kenny, 7th. Warner, Ruth, 12th. . . . Warren, Crystal, 9th. ,. ..16, 43 x 43, 61, 54, 43, 61, 74, 60, 18, 64, .16, 61, so, 31, .43, 46, 61, 16, 46, ss, 29, 14, 61, 43, 16, 17, 64, Xi, 61, ,40, 61, Wearly, Carol, Sth. . ,. Weeks, Michael, 7th. . . . Weil, John Allan, 9th. , , . . Welsh, Joyce, 7th. ....., . Welsh, Marsha Kay, 12th. . Welsh, Pat, 9th. ...... .... 3 1 Welsh, Walter, 7th. . . . . Wert, Carol Anita, 12th. ,. Wert, Shirley Marie, 9th. , . Wesner, Jane Ellen, 9th. .. ...14, 16, ....81, ....45, ...16, 43, ss, 61, , 40, ...14, 61, 14, is, 19, ...16, 17, 19, 43, Whalen, Margaret Jean, 10th. ..... 43, WHCI ................. Whicker, Joe ....,....... Whitaker, Mary Jo White, Sandra Lee, 9th. , , . Whitsell, Eldon, 9th Whitsell, Helen Jane, Whitsell, Jim, 7th. Whitsell, Mary, 9th. ..... . 10th. . ' ifiij 1 Wickersham, Sharon, Wilcox, Noel, 8th. ...... . Wilcoxon, Karen, 7th. .. Jerry, Sth. ,,.. . 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