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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Panel discussions on teenage problems, as well as weekly themes, and several book reports, kept the underclass linglish classes busy while seniors waded through the school's college prep course via work- books. Latin students took in the Chicago sights on their trip to the windy cityn and corresponded with foreign pen pals to liven the routine of trans- lating the ancient language. French students stud- ied the origin of their romantic language and the history of the 37 lirench provinces through the use of their recently purchased S-ft. by -l-ft. map. Seventeen juniors and seniors became guinea pigs for the new diversihed occupation plan. All D. O. students received a grade from their em- ployer and one from their instructor, with whom they spent a Fifth hour activity period. Using the services of new electric and gas ranges, plus two new refrigerators, the homemakers of tomorrow transferred recipes on paper into tasty dishes of goodies. l'ePUl'il1g Ol' Q llflll'C yogi l fx xi H i L.-XBOYP I: Ronnie Ynci counlcrsiiilu .1 piece of sulli in .ld- vanccd mcml slump. QRIGHTM Yugsnc Qmfford .md Paul Cqlu pline .1 piece of wimd in their wmudxliiip clxfx. CI.IiFTl: D. O. rtudcnt Doync Scliw.1r7lsopf Writes out ,i milk bill .ut the Saxon rcddencc. LRIGHTJ: Patricia O'Connell .ind Sally Kennedy waali dishes after pre- paring 1 meal in their home economics class. v-xi'-Ti N I ll X vw A, I 6 f Q ,J f 2 - ff: 3, ' ' r aff. . ,gt x- i i i - , Prryw 4'IUz'cM 7,1 cpm. T-if Y... :ramp lieu in mark .1 distance pmli. Ylrtfm- lk-E-Ei ,s, fir-1 mar .ilgtlfra pupil. iRILiH'l'l: Tuul s -.1 N llqdzlnrctz 'uni-tire iht- length of time ' ' Cir sxxwq. ,f-' . L . 3 . cm cmzc K.,our5c5 rmn ufurc ocfors, l'1r7ll'1CCl'5 A switch occurred this year in the math depart- ment when Mr. Allee taught algebra while Mr. Tents became geometry tudor. Field trips highlighted the ye.ir's events for chem- istry students who kept busy avoiding acid-burned fingers as they performed their experiments. Taking the National Science Talent Search Test was Il top endeavor for the 19 physics students. A typical day found the biologists pursuing those hard-to-pronounce terms or acquiring the talent for should we say nerve?j to discct a pickled frog. I 'z Q i tn Xiliii XYil1m,m. Linda Cliarncly, jim Clark, and Jerry Galbreath combine hydrochloric acid and zinc. one . r' mgxiring liydriietn, iRlCiHTl: xiewing minute organisms through microscopes are Jean Holtzleiter, Mt. Repass, ,I It may have been 3:00 A. M., but droopy-eyed sociology students diligently typed the last lines of their 1,500-word masterpieces to make the Decem- ber 21 deadline. Such was a requirement of the two sociology classes this year-term papers written on some social problem. The obviously favorite topic was alcohol, as 17 students wrote of its disadvantages to the public. Given the chance to raise their grades by reading material outside of class, junior sociologists could often be seen browsing through an article concerning marriage problems or race relations to get those 75 pages of outside reading needed for an A. Supervising the mock election on November 5 and planning trips to national parks in complete detail were the civics students. They also participated in weekly discussions on current events and gained much information concerning the government. Besides searching for untruthful advertisements on the radio and learning to balance .1 budget, economic students also explored Engel's laws and Hlled out sample in- come tax forms. Wforld history students relived the explorations of Magellan While U. S. history pupils memorized the 48 states and capitals. QTOP RIGHTJ: Ralph NY'illiams points out the Suez Canal to fellow history student Rosemary Sinclair. LRIGHTM Civics students Donnie Chick, Jim Ulirick. and Dannie Gable prepare the ballots and ballot box for the mock election. .e - X ..,.. , X an-.,,. W - . K f-515 4--uf .,-.X ocinl Sfuchcs Avsscs .ibedafci cc n Sociology students receive their outside reading forms from Mr. Lurtey. 'X ,Q ,Q K . 7 k..c-mnzercmf l..ourse5 2' relaure uhlre fCI1Ogl'cTP izcrs Sid X,, , , U , ., . . i - ' ', ll ru.. cicek- iuzt a lrlirary hrtik for Drinda i ' '-lr: 'XXi..iar':-on explains a typing error I ' t. itgdtii. Frequent moans and groans can be heard coming from room 'J as bookkeeping students toil over those problems that iust won't check out. Typing students find no time to sneak in work on other lessons as they begin at the turtle pace of a-s-d-f-j-k-l-: and progress to the much desired and hard-to-achieve errorless 40-minute timed writings. Serving as a student stenographer to the principal for a week during their otiice practice course, the future secretaries encounter every orlice problem imaginable as they take dictation, transcribe, and operate the ditto machine. Library science students apply their knowledge to the book world as they catalogue the school's many books under the Dewey Decimal System, interpret the card catalogue, and find books for those I can't find it students. E7 .Z T' - I I UUSOVIQJ: Bookkeeping student Anna Nltfatllum computes a list of figures with the aid nf Mr. llale. Cl.Iilf'I'p: Cileaninyg their typt-writers during advanced typing tlast are Diane lleading, Anne Kriegbaum, and lJi.1n.l l.ei:. eleciivcs un, I-Mei cnc 1 Oh, my aching muscles! This standard comment again prevailed as physical education students per- formed their rough and tumble antics. XY'hether participating in those Hinvigoratingy' exercises two, three or five days a week, these guys and dolls kept in ship shape through swimming, tumbling and volleyball. A short stroll through the main hall shows the observer what goes on behind the scenes in the art room. Besides adorning the halls with their master- piecesu each week, art lovers found time to enter poster contests and lend their services to prom dec- orations and school publications. MXBOYEJ: Max Pulley and Barbara Dillie, advanced art students, work with water colors. il.I5FTu: Carol XY'earlv denwnstrates 1 dive to other physical educa- tiun students. Seventh grade students exercise their vocal chords during ,i song session. 1-.-- .,1 . -I - u. ,. ff3Wf'f 1,-.l 2 . .7 J ,i1H,s,.Q9, ,gy aL.'xY'Y - A ' iN 4 4 X-il.: v Mo, S-11. my-I J - X .HRA Lx A - .'D',l'1QK: i Yafwfn-1 U- 14-, - 'f' 1'in Cl'Vl I 167 X Ck 45 v -mx, -QWQ. . , X X N XQNXX yfkx . .ww ' ' x X A x ,X , .., ,.,...T,-xx. X, .m.w'.w 5' A X 4 V! 4 i xllmmwu. .xuuumnr prm.1p.lI. I Qr , Jlulw Lxpunliturcw before totaling llmcm on thc adding machine. QCENTIERJ: Nyln vu! 1 hug, 1IiIbll'l'j: S1 Xikinllruy, l1l.liIllCl!.lINIC aupcrvisor, .lL.lillSl'i electricity controls. uk f' 5 ur avigafors Your attention please! This familiar command by Principal Myron Clark is repeated approximately ISO times during the school year :is he acts as pilot to the 465 senior high pupils and 283 junior high stu- dents of his school family. Managing the oflice, keeping all school records, and teaching two classes were among the duties assumed by Mr. Clarlfs co-pilot, Mrs. Marion NVilliamson, assistant principal. Reigning as chief navigatorn of the city schools, Mr. E. Phillip Blackburn ably handled the many complex problems which arose, and contributed to the plans for a new South Side Grade School, to be com- pleted in the near future. His crewmen. the board members-Mr. Joe Bonham, H. D. Thornburg, and Keith NY'entz-met twice each month to discuss cur- rent school issues and aid in planning the new insti- tution for learning. Keeping all books in order and the budget balanced. as well as making out various state reports, kept executive secretary Leila Lewis on the go. 'N an lf x'-al fl ig Q I 1 v , , . XV' Superintendent of Schools lf. Phillips lllatkhurn makes one of his many important telephone calls, Board of Education nicnibersfploe lliwnliam. lxtilh Xxillllf, and H. D. Tlmriilwiirgfdisciiw ilie list ul' stliu.-l expenditures. if Page scrcizffciz liliNNli'l'll .'Xl,l.lili-A.li., Butler University: MJX., Uni- vertity nf XYiseniisiit. Mnilv. Hi-Y Cu-SIvonsm'. Carefully preparing a test for liis advanced algebra students is Mr. :Xllee. 'l'llUNl.-XS l'l1Xl.li-l3.S., Indiana State: lNl.S., lndiana State. tit-nrial Iiusim-si. Iionlclcuvjvirrg, Illl5ilIl'XX ,'lriflvr11i'fir, Iuninr t'l.ii.i Slmusur. Ili-Y Co-Sprnlxur. Making tlie daily trip to luis ulliee lwna. Mr. llale glances over liis mail. M. C'll:XRlO'l l'li MIl.l.l7R-ll.S.. San Jose Stateg lVl.A., llall State. Nl-mtli.m.l, Tpvjviug, Snlilmnluri' Clan Slvorrsnr. Grading timed writings from lier typing classes keeps Miss Miller busy. RU'l'll COl.lf l.lNl7SAY-A.l5., MJX.. Indiana Uni- versity. llnluri. Y-Trrux. Mrs. lindsey points out rlic Louisiana Territory tn lier liistory students. Ponsoring CMS . . . . X ll X NX ILLXT XX li S i Stitt lil Fri funn: Sjmnmr. Miss XVillman places some nf her students' 5 x n tint Universityg KLA., Columbia University. llixlory. 1 In Nl.: 1 L I1 umm lllqv Bn llill Srninr' Clair Sjmnxor. Mr. Lurtey types out an t urtr i ities students ROISIQRT A. PURSLIIY-A.B., Ball State. Drufling, l gi. I t ci ind tiuipmtnt Xl Purslu nust lic certain it is in perfect order. FRANK Xl X llill Britt Ham C ru Iii K u mf Mallr, Rrfwsfam' Mulb. Snjilmmoru Cluxx Spou- I 1 f Xlr 1' its tt ts time out for tie piuse tlmt refreshes. FLOYD C. NVARNER-B.S., Indi- r i if vnu: 1 ul firutlt' Sjimltnr. Mr. Wlzrner clieclss tlie coltc ma- n it tlie lisltetbill gimc OHi R. RIQPASS-B.S., Indiana University. Biology, Nlil L liil K: ttelt-.t miniger Nlr Rtpass prepares to sell season basketball ducats. inns Iurtn Robert Pursley Flmd NX irner John Rep-ns 5,65 CLAUDE NVEITKS-A.B., Ball State: BLA., Ball Sure. P1130- ral Ijifrzmlfiou, D.O., B1l.1fc1'!ln1ll C0111 fr. 131111 lmll Cnilifv. Mr. Xvccks places I1 gmdc on unc of his 13.0, pupil's cards. ESTHER DANIFLSfA.B., Ball Statu: KLA.. DePauw. Ifnuqlirlv, Smzior' CIJ11 Sfmmnr. Seeing that l1cr xiudcnrs have 1 pleasant room 111 study in is Mm. Daniclx .is slic wnrcrx her plants. H. TRAUY lil5Rl.IN-AB.. I11di.111n Central: KLA., Ball Stale. .ll11lfv1'1l111l111, S1'11'uff1 filllillf Sjmuinr. Buuil glvsislizrzl. Mr. Kcrlin gives paw-outs at fl home bill game. GEORGE TOLSON-lS.A., Vinceiincw L'11ivcrsity: Nl.A.T.. Indiana University. Ifngliifv, Sfmwlv. D1'1111111fi1'1, C1111 Pl.1V11. Mr. Tulson .11111ou11ccs Lhc iXl1'Cd.llClS linc up. F ATIIIIIHI9' csfe . XY'lLl.lANl li. lil5L'OY-BS.. l'm.1ll imlc, .lI.1lf1,Cif1 1111 111 Ili 1 I:1,f1l 1 u rv. I 1g riccusxiriu for 1l1c lu-11'uv:l1l1' cl1c1111sL1'v 1'xpcrin1u11t 5 NU 111 1 Ball Stale. .'l1f111111k1'1I' Sf1111Atf11111.l. fjfflxr' Priliflri, gl I P1111 lj If Xlr XX 1 li n1 0 11 1 1 1. 1111 sl'11: files .1 stu1lc111's ruuwrd card, 1.015 RINQLH-X li l11l11111 S1111 1111111 IIINII 11 wr. Klux Rinwli muxt be .111 ,1111l11-1111' 1111 .inciint lx 111 K IXISHX 111111 l.111x lflllflifv, IIHIIIIV ll.111 Yfllvlmr. Hrs. l!11Nl1Xl'lllUI' pu 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 L 1 x G.-XNl7i.'X,l3., O.1l1l.111d C1ty'C11llcgu. IIH1111- 111111111111 N111 1' mu u1111111, u 11 111 1 xpu11wr. Xlrw. XX'u1g.1111l WFIICS .1 rupuri 1111 llxu nu 1 111 ling O 1111.1 111 fl lhll SIJIC. llmltfv. D1111'1' Ig.fn11zfm1l, l'f11f11.1l l.l', X I I ffl 111 league h.1-kc1l1,1ll.NIr. D111-1111111111s1 lw 1111 l1.1nd fm111 I 1141 1 1 1111 1.11 1 1 XY'1lli.1n1 li. licui-Y Xl1r11+11 XX1 ll 11 1 x l'l1,1rc11cc I111xl1willur Xllfglful XX 111,111 1111 1 Q17 A-'atv Nl. L- iars Prank, Esther E. Nesbit Mable Fee MARY M. GREENE-A.B., Indiana Universityg M.A., Ball Stare. Geurml Srii-nrv, Hrallb, Safciy. Miss Greene signs .1 pupil's excuse slip while on hall duty. ESTHER E. NES- BIT-B.M.. B.M.E., M.M.. Illinois NY'esleyan University. lunior High Music. Ilfixcd Chorus. Miss her Mixed Chorus correspondence. BAR- lfli':m'r1filr'y Music, Nesbir attends to BARA FRANKS-B.S.. NVittenburg, Ball State. English, Iukslvaf. Planning an INKSPOT layout Innrmulixm. Rvlro. is one of Mrs. Franks responsibilities as publications advisor. MABLIZ F1212-A.B., Ball Stateg M.A.. Ohio State. English, Frruvlv, Frvuclv Club, Fnzilmmrl Sponsor. Checking the spell- ing on one of her seventh grade pupil's themes is Miss Fee. g'LTLil1g alaers . . . . IYOBBII' CLIFT-ILA., Hanoicr College. Enlelisfv. Miss Clift assigns the following elay's lesson to one of her Eng- glassgs. JOHN R. CARBOXE-BS.. Ball Stateg MS., Indiana University. Induslriul Arls,F0o1Im11 Coach, Truck i is, Mr, Carbone uses the board to demonstrate a project to his woodshop class. BARBARA MARSHALL-BS.. .- - Yi I'-il N ' I 'J'X Swim .. , .a... ... .H . Iiiglvflv Gr.z.1u Sponsor, Y-Teens Cn-Sponsor. As librarian Miss Marshall is responsible t r lurpmg nh. INFJLJIIIZC shelf in neat order. NYILMA HARTZEI.LiB.S., Ball State: M.A.. Indiana University. SUVIAII S.'f'mf:f:' Davzfrs. Keeping her students posted on historical events is Mrs. Hartzell as she places clippings on tr bull.tin board. JOAN KASPARIIK-BS.. Hanover College. Ilvullb, Pbyximl EJ., Cheer Lmilrrs, Pep Clufv, .l.'f'u'.'r:c .limi-iafiuu. Miss Kasparek opens a new shipment of pep club shirts. XVILLIAM G. FREAD-B.S.. If-diana Srat.: RLS., Indiana State. Irzslrzzrrzmfizl Music, Bands. Mr. Frcad files his band music for later use. Bi-i-bi. Clif: Yfilma Harwell f John R. Carhone Barbara Marshall joan Kasparek IEEEDQW. I Kp ...- I'- NVilIiam G. Fread l CLFFTJ: plames Lurtey and '56 grad -loan Burnworth represent the faculty and student body by giving :1 slide projector to retiring Fditli Chalfant. Principal Myron Clark and Klr. Paul Harrison look rin. illlLil-lil-Q: l'.lCllllY niemlat-is liarlwara l'ranlvs, lails liinwcli, Pat Patter- son. upkeep man. and -lim Lurtv spend their free hour in the teachers' room. iving ant A vice . . . jeacaers :Liecn'l,lnJ11scy ., illie In the midst of slide rules, carbon paper, maps, dictionaries, Harvey, students, and various other familiar items, we find the people known as . . . TEACHERS! Appearing on the teaching staff this year were seven new faces. Among the new tudors, four lucky lasses and one lone male experienced their first year of teaching. Mr. Tolson had been broken in one year previously, while Mrs. Hartzell is a 1-l-year veteran. Assisting and sponsoring the 12 extra-curricular clubs was the way in which many of the instructors spent their few extra hours. Seventy students ex- tended it merei to two of the first year teachers as they joined the newly established organizations- G. A. A., and Dramatics. Another new look in extra- curricular activities was the girls' pep club sponsored by Miss Kasparek and occupying two sections of the gym with its 160 members. Aside from their roles as sponsors. the 3U-member teaching staff again assumed their primary purpose- that of passing on their knowledge to the students of H. C. H. S. FuzZy Clark performs the weekly Grant Gardner mixes cement Pat Patterson empties one of the duty of testing the swimming pool to repair the metal shop Fay Vallad adjusts the heat. 40 wastebaskets in the building. for bacteria. wall. fx fl 1-...J PFVE- J lgtvrztl o mne5, ins op qQafing5 ' : lski :aff lrrid. in .1 r,l1,lYJClCl'l5 ,ig .zzior lxind members in a , '..'f '., ikf. Band members sported beaming smiles this year after raising 51,088 by selling band tags and stickers. This was the largest amount ever taken in on annual Band Tag Day. Garbed in their sparkling black and gold uniforms, the band members journeyed to the Bluffton street fair where they received a superior rating for the third consecutive year. At the district marching contest at Ft. Wayne, the instru- mentalists were awarded an excellent rating for their Showboat show. Entertaining the football fans and parade watchers, the high-stepping bandsmen marched in all kinds of weather and presented minor forms of rock 'n roll music at pep sessions and basketball games. Under the direction of Mr. Williana Fread, the band jour- neyed to Arcadia, -Iackson Central, and Ben Davis high schools as part of their April tour. Besides performing in the winter and spring concerts, the band worked many hours on their three contest numbers and after adding the final touches were awarded superior. Slater. rypist, and Rlrhy Tidd, lxhrarian. put b.1nd unifnrms .m'.1y. Tl Penny Berrier. Karen Osborne. .md Smdy Kirkwnnd-stand in one uf QTXYIRLLRSJ: Penny Barrier. Karen Osborne. Denmrus Buster. P.1tIicT,,1nnlng, Sandy Kirluxwud. KROXV 11: K. Tidd. N. Nnrringlmm D. Hoy, A. McCollum. 5. Kennedy, K. Brow, P. Huggini. J. Nlnirr, S. Cochran. S. Trirle. QROXV IJ: A. Nlerlxle, li. Daniele, P. C hiclx J. Enmshwillur, K. Blair, R. Llllllillg, T. Osborne, T. Davix, 17. J. Alliilmwrl, T. Bowls, B. Dearhelnl. C. Ayclw. A. Crrilcs, S. C rwnw. F. Streih lROW' RJ: XI. T.. Barley, H. XY'undcrlin, J. Vannatter, K. Sutwn, J. Martin. V. Sclwnlxnrdt. H. Iimnx, J. Fnrd, J. Th-lmen, J. Iluliois A. J. Hnnd, F. Hutfnmn. M. J. Mullen, D. Upp. J. Xvnllnnns, S. Sclwnnnver. K. Kmning. C. XYe.xrly, 9. XY'err. N. Selmxxrk, J, L3.1lbrC,1rh J. NIcXlieluel. KROYY' -H: R. Thornburg. N. NY'1llm.1n. J. Uhrick, K. Keller, G. Slater, Xl, l.1l1IlII1g. Xl. Needle, J. JI-lnw. Xlr. ln-.md director, IJ. Bennett. R. Morris, B. Criles, T. Bowdell, J. Sh.m'h.m. J. Thornburg. P. Xxllllllhlli. li. J.1cl.wn. B. Parker, T. Nlelfatfrey 3 T. Iarncll, J. Smith. B. Melhnnel, I5. Durru, J. Galbrcnlm, T.. Nlarlin. KBELOXVJ: Dave Bennett. captain, Nolan Xvillnun, lieutenant, Gertrude QRIGHTJ: The high school lnainreucx-1.1Ity Lnnning. Uenmrux B.1ntcr. their fnrxnatium. Sli, q-QUAIISH ' - CTOP LEFTI: Mr. Fread directs the Senior Band at their midwinter concert in January. CBOTTOM LEFTJ: Band students practice before the district contest. CTOP ABOVEI: Mixed Chorus vocalists sing at a regular practice session. QMIDDLE ABOVEI: Chorus members carol atop a float in the Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade. CBOTTOM ABOVEJ: Opposite side of float built by choristers. AUM 1 C H axenrid I. Hcdstrom P fxcrhirt D Lacy B Chlck .I Perry P. W'oolen, x INK u s r XX undtrlin P Stlm lrtlkopf Btmdum Muller, C. R D Greene D Sham nn XX ilson P Nlxrtxn Stroup, E. lu AX G Bfnham I Scott I Landis R Mills I Smith P Clapper C. Greene, 1 ti mo S lls NX XY elsh G Paton L. Kraning, Director Willianm Fread accepts band im t R D Bea B Beck P Cobb R Stroup, T. jackets from Peggy Woolen and J '15 I R1 in r I XltLombs C Nlnlltr T knrlmood B Reddnn K. Warner, Josephine Perry, junior band mem- bers. l 1 1 CHORUS CROW' lj: Suzy Fulton, joretta johnson. Nancy Schorcy, jane YY'esner, Mary Ann Roe, Claretta NVillman, Patty Barnes, Donna XVimmer, Margie Tobey. QRONV Zjz vludie Gilland, Karla Monks, Jeannie Southard, Helen Piquet, Ada Hotfman, Kathleen Stroup, Shirley Turner, Judy Rice. CROW' 31: Miss Nesbit, Floyd Cline, Paul Collis, Carolyn Upp, Becky Combs, Lester Collis, Dean Mills, Rex ljlliott. QRONV -U: Larry jenkins, Ronald xv'0l'l'il'll.ll'l. Norman Hiser, -lor Schwaner, Jim Dubois, Gordon Letlingwell, Dave Bennett, ,Terry Kirkwood, Don Landis. CAori5fer5 CH'H1Ol'1l'ZC or Zum 524146, lovers Making a recording to be placed in the Congres- sional National Library at Wfashington, D. C., was the hightlighting event for Mixed Chorus members this year. The Christmas season found the choristers extra,' busy, as they built and rode on a community Christ- mas parade float, presented a program, 'Tis Xmas in Hartford City, for the Kiwanis Club and Student Council programs, and paraded through the halls caroling for the pleasure of fellow classmates. -',A .- V: A 'Y if zl' 7 Besides airing their talents before civic, community club, and school program audiences, the chorus mem- bers found time to give their annual mid-winter concert, present a program at the Veteran's Hospital in Marion, and carry their tunes to the district contest. The group, featuring a girls' trio, was under the direction of Miss Esther Nesbit and accompanied by Jane Ellen W'esner and Kathleen Stroup. QLEFTJ: Ldie Jane Akinson, Clarretta Wallman, and Nancy Schorey, members of the girls' trio, vocalive on Let lt Snow . CBELONYW: Miss Fsther Nesbit directs her 33 chorus members in one of their numbers in preparation for their mid-winter COHCUYI. ,nv ..'2+s7s'!ClHl.C L..!uBs C-llix L un :ECc7l'lIil1g 1 The new 17I'.1H1.lllCS Club formed .1 Very complete constitution during the second semester to be used for following yesrs. Because of getting .1 late start, the cluh. under the direction of Mr. George Tolson, limited its ,ictivities to .ifter-school meetings. Xsture enthusissts worked diligently under the guiding h.1nd of Xlr. John Repass to earn the neces- airy' Fil' to purchase .1 telescope. After raising .ill but X111 of the needed Amount. the club members sold N Iftx-iF Fl lcill Nlf'-.NIFIXM 1 I':.inltlin Dill, judv Ifmsliiwiller. Mike Hart- ttixn. Carrie fxtlfzins. l9l'.XTlUi: lhitty Rogers, Bill Keeshnn, -1' l -rim-. -g' noir. 1014111 !u,'f7vQy-giy5 DR AM ATIC CLUB QROXV lj: Mr. Tolson, sponsor: P. Heminert, D. Bennett, F. Cunninglmm, NI. Crimmel, N. Dec, B. Harrison, P. Coleman. QROXV 25: M. Spnhr, D. Smtih, B. Hiday. J. I'I.lI'fI11.ll1, S. Roush, AI. A, Myers, AI. Leech, B. Mills, C. Atkins. QROXV 31: QI. Mosier, M. Knsler, S. Smith, C. Hninilton, A. Hoffman, B. Hug- gins. K. Brose, S. Harrison, B. Arnold. E. Lefcourt, C. Brose. shares at 25 cents each to anyone wishing to con- tribute to the instrument and thus receive benefit of its use. Philatelists met throughout the year to exchange stamps and listen to discussions by the club sponsor James Lurtey. The stamp collectors sent to foreign countries to widen their collections and received stamps from .is far as the Gold Coast. NATURE STUDY CLUB Surrounding Mr. Repsss .ire Nature Study Club members Carrie Atkins, Russel Morris, james Smith and Douglas Hoy. Hligllag? C6145 G-QCIC Planning and taking a Field trip to Indian- apolis was the highlighting project of the French Club, sponsored by Miss Mabel Fee. Delving into the study of the culture, civiliza- tion, methods, and everyday language of the French people, the 14 madamoiselles and mon- sieurs concentrated on relating the things they studied to modern everyday life. Corresponding with pen pals proved interesting for the French enthusiasts who earned money from the sale of cupcakes and candy in order to purchase a map of France. Eager Romanites participated in the many club activities through the year such as caroling for the Roman Saturnalia fChristmas to usj, journeying to Muncie to the annual Junior Classical League convention, planning and giv- ing the annual Roman Banquet, and attending the monthly meetings The Latin Clubbers sponsored several candy sales, and also added to their treasury through the sale of name labels and candles. Under the guiding hand of Miss Lois Rinsch, the club initiated several new members and had a very active year. FRENCH CLUB LRCJNV lj: Miss Mabel Fee, sponsor, Deanna Coons, Beverly Adams, president, Judy Dutro, secretary: Elna Cederholm treasurer. QROXV Zi: Mary Cosselink, Judy Rice, Carol Hed- strom, John McConnaughey, Carrie Atkins. QROXV 35: SU7y Fulton, Jeannine McClintie, Kathryn Hughes, Pat McMillan Jill McClintic. LATIN CLUB KROXV 15: L. Rinsch, sponsor, E. Lefcourt, J. W'esner, P Coleman, M. A. Roe, S. Cochran, president, J. Hershberger. secretary, P. Chick, vice-president, M. Needler, D. J. Smith treasurer: Hartman, S. Roush. B. Arnold, J. Hiser. D. Lee C. Yencer. CROW' 25: M. Spahr, C. Brose, B. McDaniel, C Crimmel. B. Dearfield, A. Armstrong. M. Gardiner, Robbins J. Spaulding, B. Gaylor, J. Milles, L. Cunningham. D. Monforr B. Jackson, H. Evans. QROXY' 39: S. W'hite. B. Van XVinlale, B. Combs, C. Upp, P. Seimet, N. Johnson, C. A. Dorton, Ii. jtroup. A. Crites, P. Barabe, K. Tidd, N. Schorey, C. Hedstrom, H. Piquet, I. Pace, J. Holtlleiter, M. Pontius, S. Harrison, J. Myers, L. Monroe, T. Parnell. QROW' 43: M. K. Shady, B. Hiday, Mosier, T. Smith. M. Kasler, K. Brose, C. N'i'early. H. Clamme, Jr.. R. Cole, K. Bennett, Fmshwiller, P. Rodgers. M. Yvood, B. Bridge. Page twcizfy-scvmz Sitting thro -the disgust that time you seventh with after you hit sleepless night the team, or cious front r sophisticated s the senior son teammates hel :mkleyour t you lay awake your swelled l as you donned the fitting been a small REALM! gh that football game in zero weather u felt at failing to bring a blanket . . . tepped to the plate in the last of the 'o men down-those slaps on the back homer and won the game . . . the before grades came out-- to stay on t to stay on the team . . . that pre- sent at the home net games-the sation you experienced when singing . . . the cheering of the crowd as your ed you off the floor with a sprained ankfulness for being an Airedale as hat night with ice packs surrounding . . . that surge of prestige you felt that long-awaited-for senior jacket- rd for all of your efforts . . . it's all of SOARING THE SPORT ,Msn It A Y XA iw 2' ? , LIL 1 1AvGHT W 1 Wu. FA PUDDY- CAT' - Ea n:f'w 4 A 'f . x , A I H R E 4 I ga M M Yu s 1 ff Zig KfDDiN, W ..N x .gi l 4 .. 'SM R X . ? I VC xl :I I j KL Y' .Qi A U fx ':....q 23 7 0 QP Qi. QROXV lj: Eugene St.1HAord, Merrill Rhodes, Don Burnworth, Bill Cronin, Rex Elliott. QROW ll: Cecil Beeson, jim Brat- ton, Orville Uggcn, Albert Merkel, George Hughes. H. C. 0 Tipton ...... ..,.. 2 1 H. C. 6 Decatur .... .,... 1 9 H. C. 18 Portland ....... ..... 2 7 H. C. 19 Huntington ...... ..... 2 7 KROW SJ: Mike Lanning, Bob Fuller, Gary Winder. CROW 47: Dorfncr Parchment, Dave Jonex Norman Hiser, Bill Grover, Rex I,.eH'ingwell. .XY 4 . xi S H 24 1. S A M x xl .p V 'qvigjnyrs ' I :Pm ' '4 X - ' i . . W, I , Q: li.. X! . f U ve i t N V: iy X-Q-...pg-'wi Yxkg .V j 1, Q f l 4 2 Nfl LROW' lj: Ronnie Kemp, Eddie Hollander, Dave Langdon, Hal Meyers. QRONV 23: Ronnie Coclimn. Dennis Luckutt, Mike Sl-intro, Floyd Cook, Fred Striub. H. C. 7 Peru ............ 7 H. C. 14 Alexandria ..... ,,,... 1 9 H. C. 0 XVabash ..,.,. ,,,.,, 2 6 H. C. 6 Elwood ..., ,,,,,, 2 6 H. C. 12 Royerton .,,, ,,,, 3 5 CROW' 33: jesse Hammond, John jackson. 1ROXY' 45: Phil Rice, jack Ely, Fred Scliwnncr, Dean Mills, if - -.1 Y - J ., , 3 X C r X X.,.ff, .xi ,, WBA.: 6, , wr Q Vi ff 'Haw s 'M , 3 gi aff ,E b at X 1, t. f 'L Y! F 'rf 6 . . , f if i 6 L ,E ' A ff ' .ggi-ff' -':6 , .N .ff vm Q my 'vs 'H , . . ' l 3 v X... 1 . 5 X li ii I 2- K 5 TH I ' fa gi i A Xxx , 'JJ ri . F X cifii iw, fm Q sf . , 1' E-U , K .- A -' if . ,I N 5 Y -ug .?' ke. ,Z K Q Q, we 'ini 'Y 5 z sf gin N ef -vt. Q ' ' ex' ' 49 f-J Q gi .Q 1 9 -o4 f' 1 1 5 fi ,ff 'Q M , ,- ..,,4-Q AIP' Ol11eCOl17il1g VCISV5 ecorcl CVOSVL, KNOX? llkCL--if In honor of the undefeated 1950 football team, the first football Homecoming in Hartford City High School history was held, October 12, 1956, sponsored by the High School Alumni Association. Although john Carbone's Airedalcs suffered defeat at the hands of the W'abash Apaches, 26-0, the Homecoming proved a successful event. The four homecoming queen candidates-Jane Cale, Nancy Lord, julia Hartman, and Becky Dearfield-were escorted onto the field at half-time in 1956 Convertibles. Following the announcement of Nancy Lord as queen. C0-football captains, Rex Leiiingwell and Eddie Hollander, who presided over the second half of the game, presented the court with corsages. An open house was held in the newly erected Parkside School following the game. The queen and her attendants served. KTOP3: Alumni Association members, Xlrs. Al Mc- Connaugliy, Lester Cale, and Lucille Crinnrine, pre- pare tables for the Open House following the game. QRIGHTJ: Homecoming Queen, Nancy Lord, and Honorary Football Captain, Gary XVinder, exchange congratulations. QTOP LLFTJ: Airedale tackle. john klaclisnn, clears the way for 'Dale ball carrier. QNIID- DLIQ RIGHTM Yi-ll leaders lead 'Dale fans, llforlie TOM LITFTJ: 'Dale offensive linemen, Hal Myers. Gary Xvindur, and Dean Nlills. bloel-1 for 'Dale ball carrier against XY'.ib.isli foes. LBOTTOXI RIGHTH: Fans rise during crucial play. C. slip ,ROW li: Phil Funkhouser. Jerry Bennett, Bob Bridge. Dave NV.igner, jim Strohl, Steve Crump, Fred Towmcnd. Bill Nlalott. Don Sones, Henri Fvans. QROXY' 21: Phil XY'illmnn, mgr.g Gene Hackney, Bill Kecxlun. -loc Lannoy, Mike Ncedler, -lerry P.1rker, jerry Valentine, Larry Cunninglmm, Bill Crites. Whrren Wilker. mgr. 1ROXY' 31: Larry Monroe. Bob T.1rter, Tom Parnell. Bill Pfppnrd. Ralph W'illi:tms, Harold Dill, Pit Welth. Fred Strine. Larry Knox, Divy Crockett. QROXY' 41: Dave Monfort, Mike NVood, Daniel Grmet. -lcrry Winger. Howard Clammc, Allen Dodds, Donnie Everlurt, Terry Smith, Kenny Rench. Phil Hcmmert. L I JH - LU' ' M J J res 1 onoloo :ze lCfOl'lC5, o nc c cafe The 1916 Seaton saw Frank TC.1ES'S Frosh-Soph footlmtll squld at the front end of another undefeated xenon for the third time in the lust four venrs. Five . ' Coach Frank Tents explnms n new play to opponent- felt the bite of the future 'Dales with his Fresh-Soph football team. the tough Royerton .md Portland teams being unable to more on the Pupe. null S 'lSl'lKl I uw, Opponents were outscored 130 points to 37-3 I pr.1itenw1rtl1y job-coniidering that only three boys remxined from the 1995 team. TEAM RECORD ll. C. 13 Portland ., . 0 11. C. 21 Huntington H, 18 H. C. 14 lleeatur .. ,, 7 ll. C. 61 liluffton 12 l'1.C. 21 Rfvrerton . 0 Pug. Yf1,r9y.fm17' 56 if J 1 G. A. A. QROXV lj: Miss Kasparek, sponsor: J. Behnen. T. Smith. KI. Rice. B. Latham, M. Viihitesell. N. Nottingham, P. Rodgers, QI. Beeson. C. Atkins, Peck, B. Arnold. S. Harrison, S. Roush, Hartman. 4ROXV Zi: B. jones. C. Ham- ilton, V. Lefevre. J. Campbell, P. Smith, F. Wane, Mills, V. Schonhardt, D. johnson. T. Osborne. B. Deardulf, C. Hopkins. R. McMillan. J. Cline. Nl. Nottingham, D. Andrews. QRONV 31: ll. Strait. XI. XVimmcr, S. Turner, TNI. KlcGe:ith, A. Butcher. S. Snow, J. Anderson, R. Houscman, C. Hurst. P. O'Connell. Rl. Montgomery. NI. Lake, G. Gibson, M, Feaster, V. Elwood, S. Funkhouser, S. Moorman. QRONY' -H: R, Vfard. B. james, H. Piquet, I. Place, ,l. Holtzleiter. J. Schwartvkopf, S. Swoveland. Payne. Daugherty, S. Clark. KI. Lytle, V. Baugher. G. Voss, Fr. Dillie. N. Montgomery. D. Brose, NI. Pontius, C. Wearlv. ew . ef5 greg - Ltd :movies This year was the beginning of the Girls' Athletic Association, which, under the direction of the girls' physical education teacher, Miss Joan Kasparek, met to indulge in such sports as bowling and swimming. The 40 amazons from grades 8-12 elected as their leaders Jennie Beeson, presidentg Patty Rogers. vice- presidentg and Nancy Nottingham, secretary-treas- urer. H-CLUB iROXY' ll: Claude XVeelis. sponsor: B. Cronin. D. Nlills, D. Burnworth. B. Grover. G. Winder. C. Every maior letter winner including managers and cheerleaders were again Z1 part of the annual H-Club. To receive the necessary money required to purchase Blair, J. lily, John Carbone. sponsor. tROXY' Ju: E. athletic awards for achievement day the 32 club Willfn-111' H- MCYCVQ- .V BY-1'U V Nl- H-IFHIHIL V- ' ' i h C Leech, J. Gilland. xl. Knox. Xl, Shatto, li. Santilli. members sponsored two dairy lunches during the year. ,fl Hollander' K' Remy.. .ROW ,,. M, Ri,0dC.' B4 Coaches John Carbone and Claude XVeeks served as Fuller. J' .llfk50 - tl- Rmkff- Us Unfk- C- Hopkmt' C, Beeson, glr.. R. Kemp, R. Flliott, sl. Hammond, xl. sponsors. Kirkwood. D. Jones. , A' 'Qu , pr , 2 ur Kenny Rcnch N -. X1 Q' XX mgur .md gump xlmmcr glue Rcnch di.1gr.1m .1 cum- v 1 sr- than lngluh claw. jerry and Kenny .Ire the lC.ll'11'b v R1-Q1-A Lmu rypm J business 1:14. ln hu lwulnning typing H L 1 :M Jmnmrinn uf lwing :hu Mn Xxrgillu. Mc fo V5 in I9 of Scczsoza amc-. jerry XY'ingcr Dave jones Q51 Q. V' xv X'f 1' RS-. ,,. El-L' Clry Blair Fred Sinrilli Ace b.1ll-handler Birdlegs Bliir works in tlie publications riiuni, filling Llie pmitifm ui spuru edimr fur bvrli tlic Iubijml .ind Rrliu. Ciry led flu' 'Dila xeoring wiili .in IS point per game .iver,igc. rome! Q O55C55Ol'5 of f!1C C CVONVI1. Cecil Beeson 55,1-'z ,V ke W? Y if- J' L ' .ggfviziii , 5334 ' 3 Fifi Santilli. unc lmnd wi shot artist. and Tomcat Beewn, lwiik slwt Spccillist, combine their efforts on .1 physics experiment. Both buys hive followed 1 three year science course. Q' .W I Bill Cronin Q i kr.-mn. :lug midget ut' his rum Jvcmging lv' 3'g , .incl Cle- zz C-mn Ili mlm .in .1dV.lI1CCxl algebra problem on thu I1 'n b-'is .irc rlmrcu you muh nmlnrx. :rw-ur. :hc lC.lYT'l'9 giant rcliuf nun. J sid: r..1dmz in lm CIVICN cliw. r x1 1 ilw dim:-itiqd UCCUP.lllUI1 progrinm -.xi-:Ling during llircc morning l.l'Il1QV5 of fAe Olfrlqety Jgqk Ely Bill Grover ,Zi :, 5 r. .qw . V f , . F 1 lk? Mike Shatto Rex Letlingwell .aa I 1543, . X vt '. T a-f-- Q if H X91 'I Coach Llaude Weeks, in his ninth year as Airedale cage mentor, led the 1957 gnm IU the CIC championship and the establish- ment of the best record in the sehnol history. 66 97 1 9 f f' lrecavles - e re rouvl of you. Coach Claude XVeeks's Airdales entered the 1956-S7 net season classed as mighty greeng but after racking up 10 straight wins, including two from N.C.C. foes, they were soon tabbed tall and talented. The com- pletion of the Zllrgame schedule saw the 'Dales on the top of 19, losing only to the Mississenewa Indians. The XY'eeksmen dropped Dunkirk, Roll, and Portland in the sectional tourney, and rolled over BlutTton for the third time in their Regional opener. The Marion Giants, not forgetting an earlier defeat, succeeded in :lowning the Airedales in the final Regional game. This year's edition of the 'Dales brought honors to the school not soon to be forgot- ten. They won the Central Indiana Confer- ence for the iirst time in the school history, compiled a better season record than any former team, and won a fifth straight sec- tional crown. Rebounder Laffy I.et'l'ingwell and offensive man Shag Shatto figure dimensions lor a mechanical drawing proiect. Both of these seniors contributed valuable relief roles to the 'Dale outnt. -ww' ren -ev 1 M, sgysfil v 'ki ' lu- fl 3-,. oing fjzeir arf QTOP LEFTJ: Dorfncr Parchment, Hi-Y usher. Likes net fans to their Sens. QTOP RIGHTJ: Scorckeepcrs work busily during net game. QMID- DLFJ: Steve Crump, Charles Hopkins, and Jerry Rinkcr, varsity managers, put uniforms :away after home game. QBOTTOM LEFTJ: Broadcasting C1 game over the school station, XVHCI, are Floyd Huffman, Benny Parker, jerry Funkhouser, Ed Huffman, Carl Townsend, and Bob Thornburg. KBOTTOM RIGHTJ: juniors Patricia Stafford, Linda Charnley, and Madeline Howell work in ehcckroom. 'l N, N3 FTJ Cn Blur tumpls 1 L ua n u urtm lg mn QRIGHTJ: xlnk Ifly iumpx 51' :XSLWNS RITCURIJ iwvnul 252 Lust 11 if Blutfuwn -H North Side 64 New Cnstlc 61, Nhriun Rl Nluntpcliur 64 Puru 73 Huntington 118 NILIDKIC Burru 93 Portland lv 7 15 l xv ood Hl,UFFTON TOURNVY -H Auburn all Blutftnn 97 Dunkirk H4 XXVJFSJNV 41 Alcxgmdrhl bf Missiwcncwa , 63 Auburn 64 Tiptun 66 XXVUICIICNICI' 65 X'i'.1lusl1 SI C'I'lUNAI, S'-I Dunkirk SS Roll 119 I'ortl.1nd RIJGIONAI. t-Y l'rlL1Hluu SS Nillfllll! QBFLOXX J Lux Bccmn slmuu during Llnc XX xlwuh Dale gamg xhl 1 lLd.llCN won thc CIC Ch.lI11PlUl'lHIllP LLP rw Blur Lmpts ,1 lung jump xlmr in :In Ilxxmd L liz? K ,4- 'iv' l f 4.8 p. I . Q-i 3 -ii f ! Y Pa 532 Q 7 5. K Q . EE v -ns? 4 1-.ff 2-'H Q li -I ' 91 ,f:'i1,' - r 5 fl Q23 V Q 5. x W-I n X J QQ, .V 5 Q wird, ' - q, ' ' F 2 , Q R , - 4 if 3 W. ff, f - . , ' 2 A ' 1 Q ii fr , f ' it 2 di I. Ui, E A- 91 fi w 344. '. 'ITM' IH-fs UNI r nn s 1 no dxnm, 11 n l 1 L nu na ' a L mu gk IL urm mul 1133 O U1 llulw lm, K K I Sl l K XL llI'LS C L 7 7929101101-' QCIHL H10 L rl -lf alll lull an :lm Xhriwn-'D.1lc regional gamc. QKIGHTJ: Airedale ccntcr Cecil Bucsun jumps nl lm A11 mln ll. C, -Klan-ln rugional zilx in wlnch tlxu 'Dales were defeated. ' 'S Tulrovl i ' MBIOF Cm-:Y Y SnmmD5LRx1i'i ,-.-H - J X ll ,yvsurf nxT'lf2vTi inch! 500' 4 ar t , ms .ggi lm' f' W V , .rin - - ' 1 x C- . fi w4,-,,,i X ' X V' qu-urmi sw-aan: - mf-is-'I ii 'W' N zvrzmzwf fn :if ' f 1 - 'ft G ,L - Ti 'G Vflii itliii f.. t WMV ' ' vw mms 'K .., l y , H L -xrxxb UA: ig Ti Q if .-i5z5q5'1-115516 Rough and tough Dun Burnwurth was thc winner of the 1997 Rotary Club Award for outstanding xpnrtsnmnship in fouthail. A fullback on the Qquad, hc wai a tnpnotch griddcr un birth Offense and dcfunw. Don xcurcd 36 points this ycar and rated on thc third :Xll'Confcrcncu tcam. Cary Blair, winncr of the 1957 Kiwanix award for uutstanding spnrumaniliip in basketball, haQ been ,1 mcmbur uf the varsity for thrcc ycarw. Birdlugs lcd thc Airedale scoring rhii year wiih 4241 ,mints and was the first playcr in high wlmnl history to hc named on thc CLC. .-X11-Confcrcmic firxt team. AS thu Aircdalc playmakur. cnachablc Cary drew praise uf cvcn opponents fur hi, gn-id teamwork and bhooring accuracy. onorccl 701' Gzlfsftvlf ing :f4fAlcft :y4l1Afy XYvlI1I1Cl'S of thc 19iu athletic au ir 1 r rt rt vw Li min in r 1 award: Eugene Gardner, Amcritm Ltgmn huthill R x Q t ntirx tim w Rex Chaney. Quartcrback Club mird tor mtnti ittituit ti Mutn Ik award for athletic achievement In Um ii im tru X QS PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF HARTFORD CITY HIGH SCHOOL HARTFORD CITY, INDIANA QQQDHGUEY - Yfnfbfg -. Gag-39 9-D119-A -. i v y x v 1 W 5 ff Lev Otfivn Q Q, 4. , 1, .Q.Q+.Ql,l?yf3. Q, C W , ff?-N. v .lvw-vw.Q- l . 4. .- .1 .1 r -Milli'-ill 4 atisillllliliilll ROXX 1 . xr. luf.1t'.111, l'. Xluunt. lla. .XJ.ln1K. C.1lc. lllily CLUB l k ' - - Q. ll. l... li. ll.1rr1-nn. li. Cnc. Nl. Dec. D. fry-1.3, VI. X1 N, Nm-w. l. Mirlcrwri. S. Kirkwood. R. N-',.:q:, L. Nusa-. li. livu. Y. l3.1ngl1cr. S. Gray, D. 11-A. i. ROKR' I : N. like. Nl. l..1ng..l0n. N. Mont- . ' -. 1. k '.1f1'l.1. l'. li,lT.Xl'x'. lN. Strvup. L. UDP. C. 1 4.1. 1. XX1ll:':.1'1:1. Xl. XXilli11.111. U. iluily. Li. Xlc- P !. c , :.::. li. 33.54. Nl. l.1i:.lrfi1. li, Corulw. Al. Nlclilintic, Q ,97C 211169 'ICU' ca'11 T. x gurl. vl. NNE-.1fi:1. NLH.-11.11. P. Elini, HKOW' 33: Y. iq vi'-. li. X.1:1NXir1lrl,. R. Nl.1rtir1. C. l-lunUi11ger. T, 4 .i. IV. Reading. 5. liulton. IT. Ce1.lerl1oln1. C. fi.:-Z 1. ,l. llxliro. Xl. lol.-r. 9, l3l.1r1lxei1l1.1liur. Nl. N11-.1E:g:i.31.11-1r?:11.1iu.I', XY1llY11.lI1. Nl. Slmdy, K.Hugl1er. X l..p iii. R. N111el.1:r. nliOXY -W: C. H.1l1n. D. Smilli. li 4.15. Q, XXM1.. if. D--rr--ri. N. lc-l1nsor1. J. Music . '-' N .: 'r. K. 'il till-. hl. il-vl1i1wi1. xl. Pctl-Q. C. Sl'11lll1. P. 1' N. -1 .t. N-1. k-Jrizczer, Lf ipxrlv. Al. Sruulding. A. Arm- 7. -tr g. T. Pl.:-irlmrur. C. Crimincl. Rl. XY'csner. QROXY' N x l. Kline. l. Kennedy. B. Dcardull. A. r. 1. Ni 5.5. l. XYine. ,l. llnlrlleiter. I. Place. M. 1-. C. l..rr'Yx. ,l. Sqlii-lu. rl. Xlcfliritic. B. june., i 1 fl. I. 'f zrtrr. Xl. Rvlgr. N. Smith. sl. Smirli. P. ..- RUXX' 1- 1 IS. Pullen. K. Rice. S. Nl1irn1.1i1, nl. ZZ. l. l'g'.'-1. I. XX1lli11.1r1. Q, ilwrm, il. Nvelsli. S. I 'nflir-N. Y. luirxr-4. I. C.1i11pl1ell, Nl. Notting- ., N'-' ' , S. Nu'--x.l.1i1J. bl. XY'm1r11Br. ,l' Bkllqftli- .7 l' '-firm . K. liglzzle. 9. Yatci. IROXV 75: li, N. 9'J ?. l. 'lH'.1 wr1el. li. X'Y'ilcnx. C. Hnlrcy. 'yu-, C.. ll.1'..iwri..fge. l. Cl.1rlx. li. XY.1lrl0, Al. rl. Xf.1:ex:l.. .X. lGurgl1er. P. XYi.i1iIqy1, KI, 9 N li N flirl- l' lruller -X lmilllliklfl I 1 -' . l. Xu -.rrp huh H 1 lx, Lhriek. lx. Pierce. G. V - V k ..r:t.:,.r. K. Mmm. l. Mill.. B. Cl1icli. , F ll 1'1'1'1, N. biuw. S. klmlrmn. S. llm' T . . f. l'r. . ll ilu-i'il1,1r..lI, -4 . Senior Pep Club members cheer tlic 'Dales on in llic Dunkirk tourncy game. Varsity clieur lenders Donna Irllimn, Marilyn Leech, Mike Hartman, janet Knox, and -Iudy Gillnnd dum- fmsirnle n new yell. if K Pup cheer leaders julic Robbins, Carolyn Brosc. Norman Hisur trics for 11 basket against thu Marilyn Klepfcr, and Pat Coleman practice before Auburn reserve tmm' .1 game. ups SAQW ofen fin! gsrfrcngflz PUP RECORD Qxlfon 135 Lost 71 Pups 31 Blutfton . Pups , , 37 Ft. Xvaync North Pups , , 33 New Castle Pups., .. , 40 Marion Pups .... ,.... 4 4 Montpelier Pups . . . . 39 Peru , . Pups . . . .30 Huntington Pups. 41 Muncie Burris Pups ZR Portland Pups 37 Elwood Pups . 42 Dunkirk IZLXVOOD TOURNEY Pups 38 Tipton Pups 46 Elwood Pups ..,. . . 49 XVnrs:zw Pups , . Bl Alexandria Pups . , 47 Mississincwa Pups 44 Auburn Pups . 41 Tipton Pups . . S2 Winchester Pups 34 Xvabash PUPS Bob Fuller, Don Soncs. Larry Knox, Rex Elliott. Ronnie Kemp, Norman Hiscr, john jackson, jesse Hammond, Bill Eppard, Eugene Stafford, Morrill Rhodes. Pup Coach Kunnctli Dorton reaches for the ball, 33 45 53 Q 444: W1 Ll' L , . L f lfROSll LROXY' ll: Bill Mnlntt, Henri lixzins. -lini Strnlil, student nmn- .tgerq llill Crites, jerry Bennett, prudent ni.in.iger: jerry Ford, Due NV.ie,ner. QRONV ll: jerry XVill1elm, Tum l'.irnell. Terry Smitli, Allen Dodds. Donnie liverlmrt. Fred Strinc. jerry liirker, Mike Neecller. VQSA ?ll14,Jxj!e1Le7Af In undlcg in 72, ., osc 5 lirutli , l'rmli lfrmli lrrmli lfrmli lfrnsli Frnsli lirnxli lirtwli ltrmli Frosli Frosli lfrosli Frmli lirmli l' ri Ali Frnxli I2 PROSH RECORD XY'on 125 Lott SJ 33 W 35 YS 59 -41 4 9 34 LXVOOD TO ES 37 31 40 -li 37 Sl -ll 37 Marion Martin Boots .. .. 2? Muncie NVils0n . . . , . . . S8 Mirsivsenews . . . . .28 Portland ..., ...32 Dunltirlt , . . .21 Bluffton . . 45 Royerttln . ZR lil wood ,,., 3 7 URNliY Tipton , . . ,. 41 Marion NV.isliingt0n . V 35 Bluffton . .. .. . , .13 Marion Martin Boots . , . . .19 Marion XYIflSllll'IgK0l'1 . . .. .35 NllIiilSiCl1CXVLl ,,.. . . ., .28 Alex.1ndri.i . ...H Pnrtliind . . .37 lflwnod . . .37 1il'OP I.l'fl5Tl: lfmsli eliecr lenderx Kay Firms, Bari Huggins, Clilne Hopkins, and ,lLlll.1 H.irtni:in go tlirougli yell. KISOTTONI LIQFTPZ Fred Strine .11- teniptw A field gnnl fur tlie lfrmli team. lCl N'l'lfliJ: Terry Smith semmlwlet fnr tlie ball witli .in lflwmid player. llilkillblilz l'rmli cimeli Fmnlt Tentw clmngex fur practice. LLEFTI: Herb Wide attempts A field goal for the junier High team. lRIGHTI' junior High Coach jim Lurtey figures uul the smnisries for one of his games. r. kj!-C15 50415011 LIUNIOR HIGH R ECORD QMVUI1 92 LUSH 93 jr. High 15 Mariun Martin Brion jr. High 33 Muncie XY'ilwn jr. High 33 Misiiwenewg jr. High 26 Ijortland jr. High 38 Dunkirk jr, High 39 Blu1'Iton jr. High 31 Rsiyerton jr. High 31 lglu-mid jr. High 29 Marion Xxi.1Nl'lll'lglUI1 jr, High 34 Bluffton jr. High 19 Mnriun Marcin Bouts jr. High . 28 Mariun XY'.1sliii1gI0n jr. High . 23 Miuissenewn -Ir, High Q, JU Aliixlndrm jr. High 31 Piirtlalid jr. High 30 Elwood ,IONFSBORO TOIJRNIYY jr. High Z8 j. C. Knight ljmiexlnnrul jr. High 29 Montpelier .IUNIOR HIGH IRONV IJ: Floyd Cline. Student man- ager: john V.1nXY'inkIe, Artie Needlcr. Gary Reid, Cyle McC.itIery. jerry Shady, student manager, QROXV 25: jim Yeneer. Rollie Srroup. Bill Mea- cham. Don NY'immer. Bill Smith, Ruger Strine. KROXV 53: jim Vfood, Bill Beck, james jordan. Andy McCaffrey, Dick Greene, David Lake. QROXY' 41: Dean Carbone, Bill jenkins. jerry Dodds. john Rench, Steve Lefcourt, Charles Maddox, Herb X'i'.1de. fu ,- fv ve f LU' .6 si l 5 x X E. 'i : 4 Sq junior High yell leaders Gerri Clark, Ruhyii Whildii, Michelle Gmvex. .ind Nanci' Iilw-MJ deinonsrrare new yell. I -ii KRTFDAQ - , I .,.,. L 4 .,. i I iigf 469335 QMSFHPQQH -invkx If qeeiul .'7?!f!ow5 1141 grozu' Coach Claude NYeelis's 1956 baseball team was un- able to enter the win column in games with live foes CROW' ID: jesse Hammond, Bob Reid, Eugene Gardner, Larry Gibson, Allen Langdon, Merrill Rhodes, Kenny Reneh. QRONV 25: Aloe Smith, Don Burnworrh, Eddie Hollander, Dave McDaniel. Norman Hiscr, Dave Langdon, Bill Clapper, Dennis Lockett. Dean Terhune, mgr. xjofs yer gafazc f' veragc SEASON RECORD , , , , H. C. 0 Anderson ,.......,....,........ ...,,. 1 2 during the season. Dale pitcher Bob Reid allowed . K. , , . H. C. S Marion ................ 7 onlv If hits the entire season and pitched three and , , ' , , A , , H. C. 2 Muncie Central .... 4 tour-hitters respectlvclx' against Marion and Muncie ,, Z , . H. C. 3 Roverton ..,,..,,,,., ,,,, 4 Central. XX eather conditions forced postponement of ' . , y H. C. 1 Muncie Central .... .... 8 encounters with Anderson and Iortland. Y y . Q , . . J 4l.Ifl5T: Hill Clapper Challis up a run for thc 'Dales against ' ,f Marion Bennett. QRIGHTQ: Coach Claude XVecks cheeks the i K baseball schedule. V ,gBSl'l' fx . i. 575- g -pl- 1. 3,1 KROW' ll: Earl Nvillman. mgr., Don Sones, Eugene Stafford. Pat W'elsh, Charles Hopkins, Bob Ful- ler. Larry Rinker, Steve Crump, mgr. QRONY' 21: john Knox, Paul LeClerq. Jim Bratton, Bob Cline. Dorfner Parchment, Hall Meyers. KROXY' 33: Rodger Montgomvrv, Raymond Cline, .lack Fly, Bill Grover, Tom McCaffrey. Dave Jones. QYQAM nox ops Cinder Last season a comparatively small number of cin- dermen met the call of John Carbone with the result being only one victory in eight encounters. The vic- tim was Alexandria by a score of SO-49. Leading the 'Dale scoring was John Knox with an 80-point total and a 10.1 time in the 100-yard dash added to his achievements. Following Knox were Dave Jones with 67 5f6 points and Raymond Cline with 33:53. Jones ran the mile in 5.01 and the -HO- yard dash in S6 seconds. Cline was a member of the frequent winning mile relay team. 4LEFTj: Coach john Carbone and Kenny Dortun. assistant coach. check 'Dale score sheet. QRIGHTJ: Dave jones eases At: Q... 5 -.f-i, 5 T ' .Qt Ill '-115 SLE 5-s x,, tix - ' corers 700515 Dual meet defeats came at the hands of Yorktown 76-33, Fairmount 69M-3916, Tipton SS-21, NVin- chester SZQQQ-2716, Montpelier 59lfQ-492fg, and Port- land S8-21. The Airedales placed third in a triangular meet with 31 points while Peru and Huntington each scored 65. The sectional track meet did not draw any 'Dale participants but the Carbonemen captured eight points in the C.I.C. meet to IZIIC eleventh out of 12 teams. I l A over high iump in the Montpelier-'Dale meet. ,J- - -45.3-? -' The bell that r' you were exchzngi tain One . . . th ballot box during thrill of having su HIS class ring-th couldn't iind it . Student Council p that an encore mea you felt after safel three monitors-y with a coke in you the fond anticipati prom formal-the grand finale . . . it NING THE VY' 'Tha 5' 5 g 10 seconds too soon-just as 0 precious words with Thar Cer- irking temptation to stuff the the mock election-the devilish 'eeded . . . the honor of sporting blow you felt that morning you . the vigorous clapping at the grams--possessing the knowledge t less time for class . . . the thrill getting to the athletic oflice past r red face as you stepped out hand only to face Mr. Clark . . . n of wearing that dazzling new sad realization that this is the all been a small part of SPAN- AT SCOPE! K f 'V , ,M - 1 . . . . . .,. .. V 1 N .X . km. lulmr nr yr J bun du .xt sch yfff J, .1 f .W ZRXI' IVIIUYY - Ntxzdmrw lunph m lxlwmry. QUOT- IU'-E Lllx-XX : lvlflk Jung .xl Hug llUL1NC,H RU-HI , 'f1r.'1.1u INN UL1- N1-'HN lmyk .lx nnrxlllul' . 351' '- -1.1km-. XHOXIUXI RIMHIN: Ilm ' K 17x Iilmr -gm-lr cwrdx iI1XiliI1lQ. S... xx 5. S-4A r . Ilan il Torn McCaffrey gives J report in his senior liter.1tu1'e class, seemingly for Mr. Tnlsnifs benent only. i A SCAQQI xjlizrff rl Sh le H L O C Ll Q QLFFTJ: Bookstore manager Nyla XY'illmnn Finds lwr duties Q'trying .ie :i pile of books slips from her grasp. IRIGHTI: Junior -Iudy Dutrn Appears disgusted at the seninrs' sign .ir the Retro rmnn's entr.inee. limi: Lui' Sfzllll FORBIDM vtio' our I1 T jerry Kirkwood. Guy XVintler, jack lily .md Cecil Beeson decorate the nnin lull witli ballnnns before the sectional tourney. ' zn- How different is the supersonic jet from the first stick-and-wire biplane! Developed through years of research, the dream of yesterday has become reality today. We are living in an age of speed. perhaps most perfectly symbolized by the jet. A product of perfection, the silver bird departs from the earth to shoot through the blue sky. leaving its visible vapor trail as evidence of its presence. The school is the student's world, just as the sky is the world of the jet. Also traveling at a rapid speed, the student embarks as a seventh grader upon a six-year journey and all too soon finds himself on the runway of the gym floor wearing a cap and gown. The sporting events, the prom, the class play, and even the classes- all are part of our vapor stream which vanishes quickly. But thc memories of these things will not vanish, for this. The 1957 Retro, is the log of our journey. Turn the pages and accompany us on a flight through Hartford High. Page luv 5-'J---1 'lc 'hill' ' 'fa ' viii' ' 'L i l , 'HMM ,Y .,,,, , . ,ln .. HL.- r. . . 00.5411 Y -1. 1 ... ,spy-..-st X-577: - A.-xv lj at YZ, L-,HN ,R,4,,, ! i , Cn.-in. The school community and civic organizations gained much through working cooperatively this year. The Blackford County Tuberculosis Association promoted health and safety through rendering the TB patch test to junior high pupils and sponsoring the mobile chest x-ray unit. The Junior Chamber of Commerce gave upperclassmen the opportunity to compete in the National Voice of Democracy essay and speaking contest. After the elimination of stu- dents in their English classes, eight finalists were chosen to present their entries before a panel of speech authorities. The two winners were recipients of savings bonds. The school, in turn, opened its doors to par- ents and other interested citizens at the annual Open House. The Kiwanis all-night festival and the presen- tation of Class Day awards drew the curtain on the year's events. kr- YT can inltmtus form .1 wtmi-circlt ,it the formal imtution se FYICCQ S6001 gef- ogcfAcr5 ronzofc Oll1PLTlIiOl15 up Right QTOPJ: Nlr. Alloc Addresses parcntx of eighth grade studcntx .it .1 muuting designated tu help thum plan their rhildreifs high sclwtwl curriculum, 1Xllll- Ul.l.l: Y-Club membcr5 lmnur the .idminxstratiun JI their spring banquet. QBOTTOKIJ: , rlanut Hershberger, Susie Circhraii ind ,loc Nl.lI'Nll,lll sell refreshments tu lhvu Nluiitiurt, Klart' :Xml Ru.. Pltti C .ind ,Lina Iillcn Spaulding at .1 Latin Club gmt-ttiqutlit-i'. Although crippled xincc birth. Larry Quan ,ittcndx school and visiti between clvscs with his friends. . He ii pictured here wirh ,lou Lannwy. Kenny lien- nctt and David Wfigtivs l f L. qvk BEM Y 7 ? 7' if-r-wr-7 , S- VN Q. qt ' v 13'-9 gl wg. fl 356 r : by Q 5 .ggi 1 l x A In-xml. 1-Fxwgxl kdugumn xcudcmx mlm .1 dup in the wlmol poul. QBOTTOMD: Studcnts line -x. 1 TAM pxqxuru- mkun. QTOI' RIGHTD: Cary Blair nukes .1 ancaky exit from thc .ulmlcric ' .. HOIMIAOXI RIL-HTI: l'riwill.1 Dorman .md NY'ilsnn Slcnlv study during library pcriod. rec crloe 5, oo 435510175 nrf of ouhne ' J I S QQ 4 ul CA 1: G . ,N ., ll-' JL x X, YQ! ag, AM lTOP RILSHTJ: Margie Tobey buys .1 Dug llama dmncr from Grant Gnrdncr .ls sh-xx Hmnmond and Phil Hcmmcrl wait their turn. QTOI' l.lfFT1: H.1l Nlcycrx works thc prujcclur. QBOTTONI Llflfklwhz Becky rl-110111.15 .md Ucll.1 lllwuod hx the .HlI1lllll1CLII11Cl'lf lmnrd. fwA1'!e Jpvof n Ckziscs LFFTb Two Qmmll fry Halt on Ihr nhool stgps 1XIIDDLLj udy Anderson hndw L tough going 18 shr tus to work lur orlwr n.mnbuutmn ruth hur xrms lrudcd. R GHI1 Crrolyn Cuugxll ,md RIII Nhrtm ,nupt H Tun mrmbprshrp dum frum L O Page j'z'ffy-Him: 71 R34 lg.:.r-ir:-thitt' li--nnit Nut llarris-vu checks - V :wr th. -iptuing section art work before :int printer, Appointing of the 1957 Retro staff membe1's to their positions was performed in September this year instead of the previous spring because of the change in advisers. After considering many possible themes, the staff made the flfhll decision and work got underway. Besides getting a late start, the staff was confronted by numerous other difficul- ties-Mrs. Franks's illness, camera trouble, and last, but by no means least, those hard-to-meet deadlines. Pictures were scheduled, taken, and often retaken. It was rough going at times, but with the help of the Edmonds and the Kingsleys, we were able to get the good pictures we wanted, and by deadline dates, too. The cover colors were chosen and a design worked out that would be just perfect. Sports and literary editors kept the copy rolling in, and with each day new progress was made. At long last on March 15 the completed page dummy and engravings were sent to the printer. Staff members then began the long wait until May. Although at times it was working against a stone wall, it was worth all the toil and trouble to see the finished product on class day. Sftwff KILQVL5 juss' 524 visor, ., oss of Sfrode llliliiz Spnrts ldiror Cary lilair compares the dimensions uf the indivdual basketball shots to those un tlit page dummy, KRICIHTJ: Idiutugrapliers Steve Hersliberger and Tom Cale discuss old negatives -I ull lircndq Lise, assistant editor. 7 ' -18.37 i -av , I 'ff LABOVIU: Xliior Rctro stall nicinbcrs Tum C.1lc. Stcxc llursliburgcr. Cliry Bl.1ir, Bonnie Sue Harrison, and Brcndn Cnc plan tlic sports suction using wld Annuals, stick figures, .ind tlic working.: tluniniy, pTOP RIGHTJ: Mrs. B.1rl1.1r.1 Franks, yearbook .ulvisciy plans Rum dcntllinus. QRILQHT BITLOXYW QTOPI: Assistant Illi- tor Faith Ann Ynuncc .lids Anim kI.1nu Hnnd, litcr.1ry cditnr, in cmnpnsiiig copy. CBOTTONIJ: Senior Editor 1Ji.m.1 Lcc points out .in .irrnngcmcnt of pictures to Ficulty Iiditur Mike Sluttu. Ljl'j.:.lI'll7.lIi1ll'l5 Editor Bob Thornburg. .ind Class Editor Snndm Limy. HSELOXY' l.l7li'l'l: Business Xhrmgvsrs line Crnnniul .ind Kliry klanct Dei: clicclt Retro receipt ninncy, QRIGHTU: Max Pulley. .irt ctlitnr, paints .1 pmtcr for thc sales C.lI11P.Ii4KI1. QBOTTONIB: Copy Iftlitnrs Anne Krieg- bnum, S.ir.ili Tritlc, Janet Knox. .incl B.irb,1r.i Bow combine cffurts in prcpiring Copy mntcrial. 'i JJ' xg NAV ' lil L05 if 7' l'OVls lHt7 x., CN'5 Gilt UHIOI' Ol' HHH!! CC ' 7 ' J-I CZ BUXX' 1 f X1 .,,. QLFFTH: Carnl Hcdstrom, Editor-in-cliicf, and Mrs, Franks, adviser, discuss tlic asxignniunts sclicdulcd fur thc tourney cditinn of Llic lnkspot. QRIGHTJ: Carolyn Cnugill, Judy Dutrn, Liracc McMillan, Carolyn Upp, and Carnl Hcdstrom fold lnlupnts to lac sunt out nf school. rs, Iranks. aduwrz Xl. NI4C1mn.1uglicy, B, Adams, D. Lea, T. Calc, N. Nottingham, S. Kirkwood, J. Knox, M. DCC, J. C .... ... I1 Cm. IG. S, llarris-im, C. Blair, S. Hcrslilwrgcr. CROW' 25: S. Gray, A. McCollum, A. J. Hood, C. Hcdstrom, G. A. McMil- l. liiyrw I. Qidrrlwlm. C-. lfpp. S. llllllllli, D. Fzcnnctr, F. Cunninglmm, T. Boots, C, wlillnlann, Anderson, D. Elwood, QROW li 1.1 rv, IA NIJ linug. Ci. Ravaux. li. 'Tl1UfI1.lS, N. Sclmrcy. E. J. Atkinson, A. Critcs, P. Barabc, K. Tidd, B. Cronin, K. Keller, N 'Xl iilrrzazz. R. Illiwu. rl, laclwivri, -I. Calbrcalli, D. Rugcrs, M. XVillman, C. Hunwingcr, C. Cougill. l'll-rf, fr ,,.f ,i-f, Major changes occurred this year as the duties of adviser were undertaken by Ball State graduate Mrs. Barbara Franks, and the task of printing was per- formed by the Fairmount News. Editors found the job of proofreading copy diiiieult as the trip to Fairmount was a longer one than the short trek previous staffs made to the school print shop. One suitable method for occasionally transport- ing copy to Fairmount was found in the daily journey of Assistant Principal Mrs. Marion Williamson to her home there. KTOPB: Edie Jane Atkinson, features editor, supplies Elna Cedarholm. copy editor, with stories to be corrected as Frank Cunningham, news editor, waits his turn. tBOTTOMJ: Ink- spot Business Manager Carolyn Cougill and Circulation Man- ager Patsy Barabe count and me second semester subscriptions. , Illfi r . ix - -' .Rafe ' N W iii Q3 .1 Sees X ' Q..15f2-Q if X351 . X X . . ..: V I .. .K L Q . 1 During the first semester, journalism students pre- pared themselves to take over the paper by dividing into staffs of three or four, and mimeographing miniature papers. Using this method, the young journalists learned how to write copy and headlines, proofread, and edit stories before becoming full- fledged reporters at the beginning of the second semester. Two six-page editions of the lnkspot were circu- lated when extra recognition was given to the Aire- dales at tourney time and to seniors in the spring. lTOPJ: lnkspot photographers Dave Bennett and Tom' Bouts wait for their orders as Clarretta XY'illni.1n, photogr.ipl1er. sue- gests .1 pose to Kathy Tidd, photography editor. KHOTTOMJ: Sports lfditors Nolan NX'illman and klndy llutro prepare ques- tionaires to send neighboring schools concerning the tourney edition. C' v I .f TOT' IIFT : The tvunqest Smith daughter. Agnes. played by Nancy Lord, shocks her parents and her f:1ther's competitor, Floyd C --,N wzh her imit.itii.in wf being drunk. LRIGHTT: The four Smith daughters, Iflna Cederholm, Nancy Lord, Judy Dutro, and Suxj: Fulton devise a plan to keep their father in St. Louis. QBOTTOM LIQFTJ: The Smith daughters and their brother Lon, played by .Xlbtrt Xieritlt. plead with their father. Frank Cunningham. as a police officer, played by Kim Pontius. laughs at their futile attempts. iRIQHT : Xlrs. NY.ilh-ip. the gussiping neighbor. played by Ada Hoffman, talks with Carol Hamilton. the Smith maid, and Mrs. Smith, Carol Htdstrt m. Director George Tolson makes suggestions for improvement I6 xyllnioy: rnjci- o,11e 1 to Judy Dutro, Carolyn Upp, Marilyn Leech, Nancy Lord, T J and Dave Bennett, cast members. Against 1 setting relative to the early 19003, the iunior class presented Meet Ne in St. Louis. a pro- duction dealing with the Smith family of eight who lived in St. Louis. Frank Cunningham as Mr. Smith, head of the family and .1 successful businessman, gave a portrayal of a father torn between his job and love for his family. His problem. the actual theme of the play. is that in order to obtain .1 necessary raise he must move his family to New York. Th: play is centered around the efforts of the five headstrong Smith children and Nlr. Smith! middle-aged wife, Carol Hedstrom. who are firmly against leaving St. Louis at the time of the XYorld's liair. The Smith youngsters finally clinch a raise for their father '51flTfJUf a nioixe to New York. and all ends well as the eurtazn fills after the third act. Pfllqr ,I iffyl- fun, eniors resent Lysfercy Cuckoos Cn The Hearth, a mystery concerning the exciting occurrences of one night, involves the story of a young wife and her husband's crazy cousin, played by Anne Kriegbaum, helpless in their secluded Maine home with a maniac lose. Dcnald Carlton, a young scientist played by Cary Blair, departs in the first act for Washington, D. C., on a mission con- cerning his invention of a new type of gas. His sensible wife, Bonnie Sue Harrison, allows three stran- gers seeking shelter in the blizzard to enter the home only to find out later that the trio, played by Ed Huffman, Steve Hershberger, and Hal Meyers, intend to capture her for a leper colony. The play has two endings, as the curtain draws on each of the second and third acts. The first ending is supposedly the version of Zadoc Grimes, a mysterious writer and boarder at the Carlton's home played by Bob Thornburg. The final curtain finds Mr. Carlton at home once more with his wife and the real inmate, Tom McCaiTrey, captured. Gary Bowman, Anna McCollum, Mary Janet Dee. and Vicki Baugher study their lines. Anne Kriegbaum as Lulu. the unbalanced cousin, entertains the Professor. Ed Huffman, the Preacher, Steve Hershberger, the Doctor, Hal Meyers, and Mr. Crimes, Bob Thornburg. Mrs. Carlton, Bonnie Sue Harrison, watches as her husband, Cary Blair, reads a letter which Tom McCaf- frey, the murderer disguised as the sheriE, has just delivered. -7 g .rm sf T in 1 o 1 1,1-4 1' n . C ' ' . Q ., 4 ' 5 Q A E Q X -9 . 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Q Ng I Q T I : B C ' 4- I 4 l i ' 1 A i 1 -v v QLEFTH: junior class president, Cecil Beeson. crowns Jane Cale, queen of the Mardi Gras. QRIGHTJ: Edwin L. Baron, well known hypnotist, works his powers on George Sparks, Katie W'illams, Don Burnworth, Steve Herslibcrger, Midu Hartman, and Jack Magers during the Ellfs portion of the all-night festival. :?4i'fen ing fjyle 4en4arCh 9015 . . . rave :ng Drifting into a gay Mardi Gras street scene through the mouth of a giant paper mache dragon, dancing among balloons, multi-colored paper stream- ers. and japanese lanterns to the music of John Schumn and his Starlighters. were 1956 prom-goers. Crowned queen of the Mardi Grasfl jane Cale and her escort. ,lim Uhrich, led the masked promsters in the grand march, the finale to the Prom portion of the fabulous evening. After showing their passport, the eager-beavers took imaginary trips to foreign countries by TXVA as a part ofthe Kiwanis All-Night Festival. The first landing was at the Hartford Theater where a comedy, The Birds and the Bees, was shown. Then, donning blue jeans and sport shirts, the guests were off to the American Legion Home for a tasty breakfast, after which they whisked away to the Country' Club for contests and square dancing. The gala event can be summed up by the remark made by one sleepy and dreamy-eyed promster, lt as ni onderfulfn Pflgf r fi!-sfrfr Juniors .md seniors reach for the balloons and confetti that were suspended during the Mardi Gras. QTOPJ: A group of prnm gocrs lounge on the Country Club grounds, hesitant to call it .1 night at 7:00 in the morning, QBOTTOM RIGHTD: Dates devour their breakfast .lt the Legion Home, after changing their .ittirc from fornmls tu jeans. ly fyfwaa QLEFTD: Queen Jane Calc, and her escort. .lim Uhrick, walk through the crowd nf juniors, seniors. and faculty members ru thc throne. erected on the stage. LRIGHTH: Upper classmen and guests live it up as they don paper hats representing LllHCfEI1lI countries, eat, and visit with friends. Y-TUNE BRONX' I : Xl:-t Xlar-hall. spun-or: A. McCollum. N. Nottingham, S. Gray, D. Banter, KI. Knox, J. Crimmel, M. xl. Dee, R. Martin, secre- :aruq .X. Al. llwd. Pre-idcnt: K. Tidtl. ch.ipl.iin: C. Cougill. treasurer: B. Coe, vice-president: B. Harrison, S. Kirkwood, D. Lee, C. N.-wtf. K. Snider. B. Bow. Nlrs. lindsey. sponsor. QROXV Il: P. A. Mount, C. NY'illm.1nn, M. K. Howell, P. Stafford, C. Shady, S. Truth, P. Lanswing. R. Sinclair. -I. Robbins, C. Hahn, S. Smith, RI. Peck, C. smith, J. NY'illi.in1s, Gilland, C. Sparks, K. Osborne, N1qXl:c?:.:tl. xl, Nl shown. iROXY Si: X1. XYillni.in. FI. MeClintie, T. Guignard, L. Charnley, N. Lord, G. Ravaux, G. A. McMillan, S. Lake, N1 lvqtiot-i R LI-nzbs. S. lulton. C. Upp. N. Schnrey, P. Barabe, Dutro. B. V. XY'inkle, lf. Cederholm, C. Hedstrom, E. Atkinson, I. 5'1'1:f:. P. Nl Nlullan. N. lilliott. 1ROXY' -H: M. A. Roe. il. XY'esncr, LI. Hershberger, B. McDaniel, S. Cochran, Spaulding, M. Kasler, Y .. Srrwzrfi. l. Brhncn. .-X. Crites. K. Strnup, K. Monks, KI. MeClintic, IN. Schwark, S. W'ert, j. Emshwiller, C. Atkins, M. Wliitesell, QI. Xl.--zer. Nl. Sgxihr. l. XX'nni'ner. D. Al. Smith. B. Hiding. xl. Mullen. QROXV YJ: P. Chick, P. Coleman, B. Adams. G. Slater, N. johnson, C. Li. gpg, Q, XY?n:e. A. Krnistruiig. D. lflliott, B. XY'.ide, D. Reading, V. KI. Baugher, G. Voss, C. Brose, B. Dearlicld, Lefcourt, C. Crim- :11.Q. B. Daniels. I. Daxis. P. XYillin.in, Xl. Gardiner, M. K. Shady, P. Seimet, M. Landon, C. Huntilinzer. R I5-v 'N M CM5 Civic Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of their world-wide organization was the largest mem- bership of Y-Teens in school history. Answering the membership call this year were 120 girls. Net fans sat in awe when over 60 seemingly little girls appeared at the Elwood-Hartford City basketball game. Wearing their hair in pigtails, clad in short skirts, and carrying dolls, these small frys were actually sophomores undergoing the tortures of informal initiation. The club members dug in for the March of Dimes Drive by holding potato chip sales in the hall at noon. Selling tickets to a drive-in movie, The Yearlingf, was the Y-Teens way of aiding the Memorial Swimming Pool Fund. Concluding the year by sharing in the Hi-Y, Y-Teen Spring Banquet, the members vowed to continue with their motto for the year- To be a force to good in the world today. ITOP LFFTJ: Sophomore initiates dressed like little girls watch the Elwood-'Dale basketball game. CBOTTOM IJQFTJ: Marilyn Klcpfer lights her candle at the Y-Teen formal initiation as the presiding oflicers and other initiates look on, rojeCf5, CHQ!! mances LROXV lj: D. Langdon, L. Saxon. F. Cunningham. T. McCaff- rey, D. Bennett. secretary, H. Meyers, sergeant-at-arms: M. Shatto, presidentg S, Hershberger, vice-president: J. Jackson treasurerg B. Thornburg, chaplain, -I. Ely, L. Adams, B Cronin, Mr. Alles. CROW' 27: C. Townsend, K. Keller. J Uhriek, M. Lanning, N. NY'illman, D. Parchment, J. McCon- naughey, J. Bratton. N. Hiser, B. Keeshan, P. Mclntire, M Hartman, H. Dill, M. Rhodes. E. Hollander, E. Vifillman CROW' 31: NI. Hammond. T. Boots, F. Dutro, E. Strieb, D Rodgers, P. Hemmert, D. Goodnight, D. Burehard, C. Beeson F. Cook, Hendricks, F. Dill, B. Cox. W'eil, R. Elliott J. Schwaner, L. Rinker, K. Pontius. QLEFTJ: Anna jane Hood, Anna McCollum, Bonnie Sue Harrison, Faith Younee, Rex Elliott and Hal Meyers, Y-Club members. decorate the tree at the Hanging of the Greens. QTOPI: State Trooper john Cook gives advice on safe driving to Hi-Y members at .1 regular meeting. Civic-minded Hi-Y members contributed much of their time .md devices to community projects such as the swimming pool and polio funds. Although .1 ehilly', project, the Hi-Y boys profited highly from selling concessions at football games. Joining with the Y-Teens, the Hi-Y's sponsored the school-wide Thanksgiving and Easter programs and ll Valentine sock hop in the gym. Regular meetings found the affiliates of the YMCA swimming, playing basketball, and listening to .1 talk on safe driving by State Trooper John Cook. Page szatydizwc 'X Dale Adney Cathy Andrews ff 3- 1? ,' 'Q 'Q 'U i 2 ,I all X Barbara Baker ..- 2 - ',,.,,y'jv' Q- rg, , Allen Bell 1 'f' V F I B'll B I f- X N dv X , 'grfsaazn J Q 'N S. ...ff K ' ,.. Q Xl Linda Benedict x -N Y Q Bill Bell Q .x Diana Bennett K .. - 9 : I' ,. 6' A b 145, me - Wi T' lgerrler A .P ,1 ,. , - Q E pr i oc over ' . r A f' -C' 'Va' '52 ' N Georgeann Bonham .1-1 K L We Bill Burnworth B L Y ' J ' Edward Bush B A jg , y -' V 5 Teresa Charnley 4 ' f Q Barbara Chick V 4. B ' Y - X-993 tau X ' M Peggy Clapper ,. ov- K I xt. 3 u- if B My kl, W Drinda Cole 5. 32 fr- kg. 'L' T: ' Karen Cook ' K , Karen Cook T' A X X Q Mary Coronato Bill Dobbins K T X Ira Gene Dodge x , - V - A Q ix N l ' 4 James Elam .41 ' in S 3-' ' 9 G - ' Q 3: ' f Janice Emshwiller ' V '- . V- ,- -rr is Ll M - B ' G 'T' I Mary Engle 'f Y H ff - ' , Paul Everhart ' e , , :' e V , i f K Dick Evilsizer L g G ' feiwfx N Donnie Evilsizer 1- X N X I ' , Linda Fesler 4 f ,, ,Q , A f ' onnne raze , ,,, 4- R :.,3g .,,, W ,aa -Q R i F Y 'N - e, ,,. ' N ' W if 'V Priscilla Fuller i :fs L J 'fri' A ' K Nancy Gause '- ' 'V' Gloria Gibson ' Ng snx Ann Gosselink ' . A Q-N. fps ' x 1 x 9, V Connie Green QL 'ff' Dick Green H V .G r X 4, 1 Q.: . M V Dorothy Groves A .- f -7. 1 . I ' A W' It 5, ' -V 'fs may Hamilton A 'fl .f.-I N Y , fig- W-gy Emmajo Hoffman ' 'M ' z 5' 'fs J 3 Marlin Horsley If ' 1 f' , li- B4 Sue Ann HoY Y' ' 1 ' , e I Charlie Hughes N T Theresa Hughes , - .V I Q ,, ,,. rm G Susan jackson H .- ' ek., of 'C f' , 1: ' 'A 'F .ini 935 an Ann Johnson f' . Q ' J a K 11 v 1' QQ. 1 ggi Sangliljfhnson H. , e N 'K only L Q I ' Tim Kirkwood N5 N ,M , Carl Kreischer V ' -' 2. - 1 4 -, . :gr D - 1 David Lake ' ,V ' ' H2 lg H Q M ,, :V A 'N Bog: Larnberf d' 'T , A- 1' : ' - ,,,.. I wg' f' N eannine an is f Y 'A X alt joe Lannoy Q ,V , 1 ' 1 - ,,' ' W J, V 7' , A 5' Larry Lockett I1 g 'Z I 'Alvin ' A' Q ' xr.. ,.,. fe . L, . Ll N Q Mb Dennis Long ' ' i ' jim Lott , - 1 A w' Q ' , Andy McCaffrey f T' ' 3 5 ' qv 4' ' :L 1 E, Barney McCombs : Q1 ' A ' 1,1 g,- :rr f ' ' f' 'f jerry McDonald ' 'X ' ' Betty Mclntire gf' - L I f . v Sondra Sue Mclntire 1 19 f ' Charlie Miller A 5 . M a Evelyn Mills A Jw i JN al- in t M 1 J1'ifMig'fMH ' ' :, M, Q, 5 7 V 'y ussc i s 5, 4 5 I L ' W4 ' ' V. 'Q' Janet Montgomery , f ' f . fi ' ,7 ' Max Moore 4 ' 5, Q' f- S H 'X r 5,3 A b ue Ann Mu en A 1' N , , al 41 ' Lerry Norris CLT55 of Sponsors Mr. Vfarner and Mr. Kerlin, Sec. Cindy Pratt and Treas. Chris Reid, warch as Veep John Van NVinkle and Pres. john Rinch display their net schedule. Barbara Norton Rosella Norton Harry O'Cunnell Carole Overmyer -ludy Parker Patty Parker Josephine Perry Karen Pierce Cynda Pratt Betty Price Barbara Pursley Jim Ragg Bob Rathbun jim Rawlings Chyrell Rea john Rea Marjorie Reading Bruce Reddcn Paul Reichard Chris Reid john Rench Marlene Rench jerry Risinger Leslie Rodgers Paula Rowe Fred Schmuck Darlene Schonhardt Bobby Schultz Phillip Schwankoph jim Scott Donald Shady Douglas Shawhan Doran Sims Linda Sluder Bill Smith joe Smith Louise Sollenherger Raymond Spahr Cinnie Stone Linda Stone Larry Strait Roger Strine Sharon Stroup Glenna Gay Sutton jerry Swift Max Tarter Garnet Thornburg jack Turner Nvayne Turner Kathryn Uhrick Sondra Vallad John Van XVinkle Netha XX'alker Ruth Ann NY'alker joan XVerry Larry Nvhitesell XV.1nda XVeist Eileen Nvilcox Judy Nvilliams Carol Willman Margaret Nlfilson -lim W'immer Sue XVine joe NVunderlin Jim Yencer Noi' piriuml Sinuard Ann Hudson Linda Cook ,Q , s ,.. fe-J R , ,I ,. 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Y fry 1 : Illia 1 , ,-:Q ,, - ' .1 --'. we , il. f ' iff , ' Stn' U 'X' ig KI, H ' ,X rf' f 1 ::.i . ,Na 'P . V, xebivu xl .E ff kai. . Q - Q Mary Abernathy I ' ,Q J l Adi I' ' - gg. we 3 G -5-. 5' Q ,V ff' ni 1 Ollrlary Xillcins X '- V i ,.,, W 3 V --'--' ' Diane Andrews I , ' 6' -5Q 'L' ' - i 5 Sam Augspurger xv! 3 Z' I A jr Lois Baker , yf' ' . - I 'L ' 1 4- Mike Baker re Norma Baker Ca y A Q Dennis Beal 4 Q. - - - -an ,' . W gsm Q W Don Beynier .- ,,. ,A , Elfgw. Q, . Q W 'W K X wg, ' X- x Bill Beck 'r Y J ' ' v-if , J - iz is N 6 Tony Bell 5 H 7 YN X if E joan Bcnedum Q-' Q A- b W -V Judy Bennett k Linda Bennett 'A Judy Buffcnbarger - i 4 .h K Alberta Butcher X 4 H- C.: ' 1 gtk M' ' ' Bob Bratton L :L l L, 'H 1 ' L- K qs' if joe Cahue .Z -V ' Q 6 ' X N SL N, exist Judy Campbell 5 37' fy . 5' , Mary Capper 4 V - X Q Dick Carr V A Bill Cavanaugh f W . ' Gordon Clarnine X 4' y A--ei - gf ii- Gerri Clark gr pr 5 ..- , at me nf -A ew Shirley Clark f' 'T' u f N 1 W - W Cl' ,. 4- JI, 1 -gy X X , kip, T , 3:39 janet me ' 4 fx ,J ,f . 5 f L L Russell Coe , A I ,F i L, V K Greta Coffman W v I H jerry Coleman . , ,. 3 . -X , ir L P i Susie Conway ? 5 73 ' in 'F' L ai X ' Nxi we 3 janet Coons ' ' ' . 2 0- it mf , ' g 7' 5- 5? 5' Q. ' ,..r. Laiifwfififgfibm f ' f L . sw Suzanne Colbert cg , . , ' , ' ' H 'D Ed Delporte Jerry Dodds , Kenny Dorton asf X 1, gp H n, 4 3 4 , . 7 T Q mg , J Jane Daugherty gr? I ' F K , 1 ' 0 ' V N- P Q A T Merritt Elliott 3, ,:- ' ' Z, ...- H ' e 5' Zag? Nancy Elwood .. . - - , to x er ,W dz ,J y C W Velma Elwood ,I 1 1 gg A A 1 V' A ,ffllfjf Shirley Engle ' Connie Ferguson 6 V ' L Barbara Fesler 4 N ,,. a. 4 . v-' an Sheila Funkhouser X' 3 -- J -v M 1- Q3 A W cl L julie Galbreath ,Q , 'C if '37 4- 'X ng 'Q 5' ' f Amy Garr i 1 .I 'J W, l ll' W is Leon Garrett ' IN- 0 Q 6 L fi Mike Girod A ' Barbara Goodspeed A x , Michelle Groves J 1 ly ,Y , Jerry Hackney 4 ' 'D Qi 5 3. 5.3- Gr 'Q , if Y 3 55' 'F Carol Halsey '1- lf, 1 ', 5 K '-' A 1 :L ' H sr- l A M Paul Hamilton Q J Q' ' 'h X' W w' Helen Hartley ' lk Af a ' A J L f W V My HW dui, Y 'V 1 I J 'li 9 Connie Heavenridge fig r ' if-4 Lisa Hedstrom K ' '. ' if 5 . James Hiatt 11 6 I ' 'A S' -' - ' 4' ' . A .. A lv- 1, Dick Hoffman X' f: .ii y .. J., 1 ' 1 iv- i 'nm 5 ' Sam Holloway -if ' ' it Il. N' l , ,M .1 V Bonnie Sue James Q Ss li ep N - , . Bill Jenkins LF ,yy fjf Ed Johnson A- ' Margaret Jones K U I James Jordon . bi, f N , , 1-, Eldon Kellogg A. .D vi , -F' U' Q j ' f, , - Elizabeth Kennedy 1 ' ,,. f ' ' I-, 1 1' 43' ' ' :L 'ff' - , V' ' ii ' 5 Ladonna Lacy 37 H M, W fy - George Landon ' if ,S in 2 James Lfmning A Q J 5-' r Q, QV I r-we ff' e G! G' ,W Q ' , ii: Q I V irgilee Lefevre Mildred Leflingwell George Lennon jean Lighrle Kay Lightlc Chuck Maddox Peggy Martin CATSS of Advisers Mr. Beuoy and Miss Marshall help asa' R' Pres. john Adams, Treas. Patsy Smith, 12:7 Sec. Peggy Martin and Veep Kay Lightle select biographies for their book reports. fd Cyle McCatfery Jill McCombs Rose McDonald N .. ., ... ,ew , planet MeGeath ' A Bill Meacham J Ed Monks Donna Moon jack Moore gi ' 'f Sarah Moorman M A J Vickie Myers Arthur Needler -1' -1 Barbara Nixon 'WM Mary Jo Nottingham Mike Overmyer f -77-' Monte Parker Judy Payne Bob Poindexter - Becky Pullen Z7 Rex Rarhbun Carolyn Reading Connie Reichard is Meredith Rinker Ted Reynard . -f 4. Karen Rice 4 i Garry Reid I ii A Martha Schwark . Bill Shelton Jeanne Shelton ' .. ua-r pf Stephanie Shields ' Sharon Shores David Sills Lester Sluder - - ,.. 1- 4 ,a Terry Smart Y Marie Smith f Patsy Smith H' Edna Sparks X Don Staiford Richard Stafford ,, sq' Mike Stewart 7: ' , Jackie Strait 1' ,an 'iv' Rollie Stroup , Eugene Strolil -of Sarah Jo Stump Y' Gary Sutton ,lean Swift I Susan Swoveland . jean Townsend i' Vickie Voss N 1' Herb XVade N. Robyn XY'aldo -T' David Yfalker X qi Rose XY'ard ' Kenny Xvarner Mike Wieeks Joyce XY'elsh 3 L XValter XY'elsh My Jane XVI-iitsell ' Jim Vfhitesell X I Karen Wdlcoxon 1 I Barbara Yfilliams Judy Vfillams 5.5 Steve XY'illman 3 Nvaverlyn XY'illman .vs - 5 Donnie Yvimmer , June W'immer 5, Melissa Wimmer didlgjli' jim Wood ' ' Peggy Sue NY'ollen Roger XY'yatt Shirley Yates Q ' Sandra Yount Q . N01 picfnrmfz Nancy Zelonis f i Glenn Eaton V ,V U . -.A S Q ,1- , .A fy -Ti , gre ' if f' is - 14' za . A' h Q- P J .I f T' ,lf 1- Q L - . . ', I' ' f 1-. H+ I iw- .V ff a -' ' ff if 125 :Q-.' i:.f R 'j If -'fl I 'a J -' ' X '. 'Hy A fi ' S' . 1 3 ,746 ma- '-' M 47 '1r v' . 17,5 55? ri? ' 'Z is av' f . ,T ,Sf .1 XP! Zig I . ff Q' ' .KL ' fi ,X S i , , jar 6 ' 5 'ff' 'Z - ,gr 'i' 'Wir ,, ' 631 cf' ,Ak Q . fr' , .M 1' gf, 2 4,-Y E- '- A ...P . -sr ' as ' 's 'P J 'T - -5' L 'GJ I D sr' Ari A an ' K .C 3- B 'ii Q. 2 ' A , .,,. 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I A-:flat A 0 lf W- V 4 :V 3' ., , A ' 'ig' .Fe lo xgp- L , 1 A, Fa , 'B A 3 1 ' W , V 1 M U . r r rf at l -Q fat, Butch Arbuckle Bobbie Arnold Steve Banter Mary Lee Barley Patty Barnes George Bauer Jerry Bennett Kenny Bennett Ronnie Bennett Karen Blair Lois Ann Blankenbaker Bob Bridge Kay Brose Lee Chaney Howard Clamme, Jr. Floyd Cline Ronnie Cole Ken Collins Paul Collis Larry Confer Bill Crites David Crockett Sam Crouse john Culbertson Larry Cunningham Bonnie Dearduff Tom Dewey Terry Dobbins Allen Dodds Karen Elliott Donna Elwood Henri Evans Don Everhart Mary Feaster jerry Ford Lawrence Funk Connie Furniss Barbara Gayler Toni Griffey Daniel Groves Mary Louise Groves Gene Hackney Suzan Harrison julia Hartman Robert Hawkins Marcia Helms Joyce Hiser Margaret Hoffman Peggy Hoffman Jean Holtzleiter Chloe Ann Hopknis Ruth Houseman Bari Huggins Larry Hunt Ester Hurst Brooks jackson Dana Johnson Gary jones Sally Kennedy Carol Knox Kenny Kraning Mary Lake jim Landis Robert Lanning Don Love Jayne Ann Major Bill Malott Joe Marshall Judy Martin Bill McKinley Class of 250 Sponsors Miss Willman and Miss Fee help Treas. Marquita Pontius, Sec. Sarah Roush, Pres. Karen Blair and Veep Floyd Cline choose class party committees. Rose McMillan Sandra McMillan Jewell Mills Sondra Mills Dave Monfort Larry Monroe .lim Morris Russell Morris JoAnn Myers Mike Needler Gary O'Connell Donald O'Conner Patricia O'Connell Tonya Osborne Linda Oswalt judith Pace Tom Pace Tom Parnell Fred Parker Jerry Parker Diana Pierson Helen Piquet Ilah Place Marquita Pontius jim Pooler Dick Powell Sondra Reid Sarah Roush .lane Ann Schisler Violet Schonhardt Augustus Schoonover jerry Shady Carolyn Shores jim Smith Terry Smith Phylis Sollenberger Dixie Sones Alice Stiner Fred Strine Jim Strohl Kay Sutton Randy Sutton Ronnie Sutton Joyce Schwartzkoph Bob Tarter jim Thornburg jon Toby Shirley Turner David Upp jerry Valentine Judy Vannatter Peter Welty Carol Wearly David Wagner Noel Wilcox Jerry Wilhems Phillip Wfillman Alice Wilson Faydel Wine Mike Wood Terry Worley Henrietta Wunderlin Ronnie Yates Noi Pirfzmerl: Norman Cook Judy Creighton Don Love Jerry Swift s X sv' N ww-pa l' xrf QE' V we-only M' ,. as .A We fp., H-j ... 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' - .x 2.6. in ln' V tg fa- . v ' A 'lwft ' ' -' ' 'J' ' ' ' . ll -444859. .., -'5- ' , f-,,. -Q: ,,4 ff x ' 3231 iw? gy' Qfff.J v'3 .jv 'iff' J ,' ' m.'5r N 'Lv5 wmMQQ5WAvWw7 W '-ff?SfHa 45443 , ' 5 .. ., T , ' 1, . .W -, 'A '5,,2,' . 'H E 16 .1 X K QQ? g Q Gene Ake Ann Armstrong Carrie Atkins Clelia Ayers Allen Baker- Jennie Beeson Janice Belanen Max Bell Shirley Blankenbaker Daniel Bockover Sh Q, Q ,He , Harlam Boone Q: -, -.. TOH1 Bowdell ' fl, S 'lf' if f Larry Boxell 'N 5 X' Carolyn Brose - L-, 1- 1+ V qu! Donald Cale W A -1 Patty Chick ga ,... -A Y- -' Suzanne Cochran 5' ' ' ' Q ' i.' V . ., PM Coleman Carolyn Cook 'KT M ' t ze- a W X , ' Q Deanna Coons 1, Bob Cox 'q his-f ,. x 5 e Catharine Crimmel -1 -'4i' T Steve Crump Betty Daniels , c x x -1 . 5 '::. Bob Davis N Q' S ', Isola Davis X9 ' -E ' Becky Dearfield , i Franklin Dill q ,s , ie 5 Harold Dill ., .A.,. ' : f' . Priscilla Dorman P2 'ui-' i n . ':' I gi Carol Ann Dorton ? Q? mg. Nancy Elliott 4 -1,11 15 X , ' Mike Elwood V ix fu i H Patty Elwood f W Judy Emshwiller ' X ff ' a-- V - .x- Bill Eppard V Bob Fuller fa Phil Funkhouser A W iggniw, Marilyn Gardiner 6 Judith Gilland ' p ' a '--- 5 nikki Goff W A Iffs A ' Dick Goodnight w A Mary Gosselink A . W a :Z Carolyn Hahn x ,Q M, - ,X . g,QjjTflQA janet Hershberger W' A Eau ,, A' 5' , ':-. Becky Hiday v '- 1 fel -',,, ,fiifzv v -:gr ji ..,: Mary jean Hoffman ,f V 7 4. Af Douglas Hoy ' Catherine Hughes 7 , ,,,, 1 .5 Charlotte Hurst I: Q Joretta Johnson ' 33 Nancy johnson ' H r ., 4 A fgiu ,Q i Barbara Jones f .95 , .Ag , Z N 7 ' A 9 '5 524' jim jones 4 1 4' ,i V, X ' Margie Kasler 4 2 f 755' fy a v Bill Keeshan ef sf 1! Lloyd Kellogg Bob Kemp Kay Kerby Marilyn Klepfer Larry Knox Dewighr Lake Patty Lanning Betty Lathan john Leech Ellen Lefcourt Helen Lott Jill McClintic Barbara McDaniels 7 Q Class of 59 Spons. Miss Miller and Mr. Tcats joke with Vcep Carol Brose, Pres. Barbara McDanicls, Sec. Susie Cochran, and Treas. Deanna Coons before leaving school. Judy McMichael Pat McMillan Carolyn Meacham Sharon Michels Bobbie Miles Billy Mills Karla Monks Elaine Monroe Judie Mosicr Mary Jo Mullen Karen Osborne Larry Parker Judy Peck Kenny Rench Judy Rice Julie Robbins Ronald Roberts Patty Rodgers Mary Ann Roe Susie Schmidt Harold Schuhmacher Nancy Schwark Pat Seimet Kay Shady Myra Shawhan Rosemary Sinclair Carolyn Smith Doris Jean Smith Jean Smith Sharon Smith Don Sones Martha Spahr Catherine Sparks Jane Ellen Spaulding Jackie Tarter Janis Thomas Fred Townsend W'arrcn W'all-ter Crystall W'arren Pat W'elsh Shirley Wert Jane Ellen W'esner Sandra XVhite Eldon W'hitesell Mary NVhitesell John W'cil Patricia NVillman Judy W'illiams Ralph Wfilliams Nancy NVilson Donna W'immer Judy NVimmer Jerry W'inger Betty Wyatt Noi Pictured Tonia Smith as sz x r rs . at SSX N 'Y' -s 4 . 13 , liiwvlg' SS' S .3 lf: fe XX Qg:v1,.Q J Rm A is pw Ma' t ,....f- 'J' avr eq' ,- X :Q ' wg, wge t S is . s as ..- ,,s ' Q .- ..iw Q i 'BI' wqgr .ls A J a , sw W , sn' .I-QQ: we 5' . 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Karen Anderson Edie Jane Atkinson Pat Barabe Dave Bennett Tony Boots Jim Bratton Gene Brown jim Cansler Elna Cederholm Anne Clmrnley Linda Charnley Ronnie Cochran Becky Combs Floyd Cook Carolyn Cougill Ann Crites Frank Cunningham Ronnie Davis Monte Dorton Francis Dutro Judy Dutro Pauline Elam Donna Elliott Rex Elliott Myrna Fesler Suzy Fulton Jerry Galbreath Bob Gebhart Larry Gibson Theresa Guignard Carol Hamilton Jesse Hammond Ronald Hartley Patty Hawkins Carol Hedstrom Phil Hemmert john Hendricks Wilbur Lee Herrin Norman Hiser Ada HoH'man Madaline Howell Pat Huggins Charlotte Huntzinger John Jackson Larry Jenkins Rex johnson Barbara Jones Dave Jones Kenny Keller Ronnie Kemp Sharon Lake Don Landis Margie Landon Class of .P 33- sal. z . NYY' f ,pf- 'sul 4 X, 1 s Spons. Mrs. Emshwiller and Mr. Hale dis- ' , 1' tribute pencils to Sec. Nancy Lord, Pres. r' A f l Rex Elliott, Treas. Patty Hawkins, and , E X Vccp Nolan Willman. ' ' 'f Q ygllf Dave Langdon Mary Langdon I Xisemf 'r f V' Paul LcClcrcq Mike Lanning -M is ' , L .5515 l , , ' N N il 'Y ' . 'V .a- Marilyn Leech . K Q 9 , X Q Gordon Leffingwell i A K .ii , I -A ,. i Dennis Lockett we 'iii 'F' 4 K A 1, ,. at ' 1 41 Rita Mmm 'if' l Q, W S ,, Albert Merkel ' fy, -1 if 'Ci 4 'M' 'I 7 e in Jeannine McClintic A W is HJ ' ' Grace McMillan l .si W A ii .'- Norma Montgomery IQ, '- W N A ii, ' Dorfner Parchment 'T P M.. ,X 'YM ' V -Yitfssn Eg ga Gi Q? 4' Kim Pontius XM ' I .ily Q Fr NV . 'R , .M Bob Powers 'QW' ISN! 'SIM 'IIT' .asf t Jnvxk Georgeann Ravaux . W ' ' YJ' If s 'ZA fx X x w X ,A e , t Y K , Diana Reading A ' 7 I V A . Merrill Rhodes i r X ,,,, 4. 1 . H jerry Rinker -'S X540 jim, 'PS ff 'f x JQTJK A' PM in - ff' in Larry Rinker -- V .v 'xi' 0 A X , A -ef Q ' sf-'K Jim Shaw an W W I S . Q' ff Er P Se N fl .lon Schwaner . , , .... if 1 ii AM ' X :... :Fx Nancy Schorey , '- s - 1 S is iff: 'Y ' Charlene Shady 1 Av, ,gy ' t G ,:- ,pa-:wg 6 K b A V , ffl .. LaVern Shafer 4 K V if M .M iw 59 ggi, 'F fs' -' Don Sinclair jfs 'f..J U 45 .f ix if ,Nt , It 0' . Wilson Slentz Q. P- I Q Y . . M ,i 5 4'-af' 'fx' - 4, is Q J . is sf? L A ' ,s -k . : Q tx Gene Speidel Eugene Stafford 'i i ii P , s . Patricia Staiiord P ,yr K K , . A A Jerry stewart jg' awk M P ,as -f f 5 sf PM 1,43 mer- ge was 1 X M: , Judy Stiner K ' ,,,,.. ' x W, -.Af X W, 'P' M A T Fred Streib 'ff' .3 ,'ll 'W - ,--4' , Sf' :- f lui ? - N, 5,5521 S is l , 5 ' rf N I Kathleen Stroup ' ' i 'K Af' Karen Sutton A,' I b A Becky Thomas X MN: 'Xi 5 f Kathy Tidd , V ' .. .M as W1 -Q -e . Margie Toby gsm 3 t..-M 'f t i' ii . ' 1 , in Q, Carolyn Upp . ' n W ., I lg, :, i xx' 1 , , My W ,H Ml ,f . A M V as Xi A . .ts., -I i 'V A i f Betsy VanW'inkle I V V, Betty Wade 'F ' W 'A jean Whalen E M Claretta Willmann Mr' - Mary Willman Q f-SJ H E iff? .,,, I V' ' Nolan Willman . , ' E, L 'gms V , i W ' 2 K ii .f,.,X45, N of Picfu red: ':: K 1 A y i v ' , Allan Duvall ' - as Q5 L 'A Nancy Lord ' A' - 'Erik' vi Dave Rogers s M .ff ' t 4 ' ' X '. X X Bexerly Frances Adams Lonnie Leon Adams Judy Arlene Anderson Demarus Ann Banter jerry E. Bantz Vicki Jo Baugher Cecil E. Beeson jr. Hal Dean Berrier 7 , -- ' fw C A 5 V05 1 CILV FOUL ll? C A056 ll! Olll 5e5 MY! RIY lfR.XXCl'N AIJAMS-French Club, Pres., Vice-Pres.g Glue, Latin, Nature Study, Pep Clubsg Inkxlzofg Y-Teens. LONNIE HHN 'xll.XX1N4I5.1nd: IH-flh.ill: liaskelballz Track: French, Glee. Nature Study Clubs, lllkX1I0ff Noon Leagueg H-Y, Frosh, Pres. lL'IP'l' ARI I Xl ANDLRSUX-Glee. Pep Clubs: lukilwol: Mixed Chorus: G. A. A. DEMARUS ANN BANTER-Majoretteg Glee, Latin, Nature Szudy. Pep, H-Clubs: Inner Wally , Y-Teens: Yell Leader: Ofhce Sec. JERRY E. BANTZ-. VICKI JO BAUGHER-Drr '--ni., nie.. latin. Xaiure Study, Pep clubs: Y-Teens: G.A.A.q Cuckoos On the Hearth. CECIL E. BEESON, JR.-Football: fizslatlull: Trad.: Nature Studi' Club, Vice-Prem Latin. Stamp, H-Clubs: Hi-Yg Frosh, Sec., Soph., junior, Senior, Pres. HAL DEAN HIRKIIR-Xi--n league Capi. MYIANII-Q M, BIQRRIER-Majorctze, Glec, Pep Clubs: Iukxlmf: Y-Teens, Frosh Yell Lender: Band HE.: Net. KOH! RT f.-XRY Hl .'XlR-Fm-iballg Basketball: Track, Glee. Nature Study, H-Clubs: Inkspof, Sports lid., P. A. News hcpifttr. Rfhf-. Sp'-ru ld.: Srudent Council, Rep,-At-Large: Seventh Grade, Pres.: junior Town Meeting Announcerg Cuckoos On Tre Hcarzhf' TH! RA K.-'KY HOI lf-Glue. Pep Clubs. HARRY OLIVER BONEXVIT-Noon League, Glec Clubg Track. Nielinie NI. Berrien' Robert Cary Blair Thera Kay Bole Harry Oliver Bonewit Q lf 5 'rg l lf I 2' 1 Pug: rfgfwfyl yy, . , A A , 3'G' -ng.-. Q. ff- 62 fin. l ef' I x -1 -...T V , 'cry Barbara La Dora Bow Ci.l1'y Don Bowman Riclmrd Allen Burclmrcl Donald Linus Burnwurrli B.-XRBJXRA LA DORA BOXY-Frcncli, Lil-fc, Pup Clulwg Rilrff. Ciipy Id.: Y-Teena Primm Quccn .Xinnd.1nr3 Xlw Xlrrrx ilirmmnxg Utlicc Scum Xlr. Hlxcliburn. QARY DON ISOXYXIAXN-Iii-irballz Xlixcd Clmruxg Noun l,c.n.5uu: Hfiiclwm Un Ihr- lIu.irilw, lillillklill ALIIN BCRCH,-XRD-Hi-Y: Xlixcd Clwruig Xuurc Qludy. Pup Clubx: Noun Lmqucg Pup Yull Leader, DON.-Xl,l? llXL'N BURN- XYORTI-1-B.mbJllg limmllullg Kixkcrlmlli Nature Sludy. Hflilubsg Iulcifwl, Printur, JUAN YNRIQCF CHUlL'l'-limitlmllg Nw-n League. ,IANP I. CALIH-lircnclm Club. 'l'rs.h.g Qilcc. Pup Clubs: Xlixcd ClmruxgSludcnrCuL1ncil: Y-Tam: Otlirr Su.:Hnpli.,Y1rc-Pro.:juniur Src.: Svnior Sun: Prum Queen: Nliw Hurry klirxxlnmx ,'XlICI1d.'lI'IK1 lliirncciiinin: fKElCIM.l,lI'AI. THOXI.-Xi CgXll'-lliAYg lukijmf, Plmtug- r.1pl1ur: Rntm, Pll4ll0gf'.lPllCl'1 Nunn I.c.iguu: Studunr CllLlUCIl. l7ON.'Xl,D CQIDNF Cl-llfflifliruncli Clulwg Xfwn l,r.iguc: l'-vwrball, Track. Srudcnt Xlgr. gl,-XXIKS A. Cl..'XRl'ifl'rml1 lfmvtlxlll. ROB!-RT C LINI'-H-Club: Nunn lumgiiu: l'z.1NliuIlw.ill: ilirulx. lilil XILX SUI COI- l'rl'Cl1Cl'I. Glcc. Nauru Study, Pup Clubs: Iukijmf, l'lmLugr.1pl1y fd.: Rrfm, Cv-A5r't. fd.: Hlnncr XYillx ': irudcnl CUum'il, Seng Y-Tum. Yicc-Prcx.. Sec.: lwukuirrc .Xwrg Irmlm, Sep: Uslicr fur '96 Suniurx. LI-STKR COIIIS-Klixcd Clwrux. ' OIJAS C XYOUAICCJ CMS A161 Scfccfcal lligi Juan Enrique Caliue ,lane L. Calc Tllonms Cale Donilrl Gene Cliick James A. Clark Robert Cline Brenda Sue Coe Luster Collis Q! Y X gs D 3 K k n I . ,- A Q F A Q l 72 lf N! I A ' ' -f f .u Y i 1 7' -'Q L, U if -qv ., E' , l 5 . ,lf vw .- 13' '51 A , ,J fr K1 - r 1 v- Ni I -, I eh- la if Page dglziy-0110 -V, fg- C7 ' 93 fE N'f Q..-.r V ii-f . -lane Ann Crimmel XY'illi.1m B. Cronin Mary Janet Dee Barbara Jaton Dillie james Allen Dubois Donald Edwards Pattie Dianne Elliott Rodney L. Elliott I 1 7 K 7 : llc AO1lgAf ' ami V015 F0111 Ae e5f IAN! ANN C RlSlN1Ifl.-Dramatic, French, Glee, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Iukxpol, Editor-in-chief, Features Ed.: Mixed Chorusg Inner NX ifl'V': Ritw. But. Mgr.: Student Council. Alt., Y-Teens, Chaplain: Othce Sec.: Prom Queen Attendant, Miss Merry Chrstmas Attend- ant: DAR Vfinntr: Qlr. Town Nlceting Participant: Math Contest. XVILLIAM B. CRONIN-Footbzillg Basketball: Nature Study, H-Clubsg Iwi por: Hi-Y. MARY AIANIZT DICE-French Club. Sec., Vice-Pres.: Glce, Nature Study, Pep Clubs, Inlulrol, Features Ed.g Retro, ASU: But. Xler.: Y-Tetnt. Treat.: Cuckoos On The Hearth. BARBARA JOAN DILLIE-Glce Club: G. A. A. JAMES ALLEN llL'BOlS-Band, Clcc Club: Nlixed Chorus: Noon League. DONALD EDVVARDS-Noon League. PATTIE DIANNE ELLIOTT-Glee, Pep Clul-N, Y-Tuna. RODNYY L. l'l.LlOTT-Noon League. DELLA LAVELLE ELNVOOD--Glec, Latin, Pep Clubsg Illkxflrlfg Y-Teens. l. .CK I. Ygl.'1'-Ffmball: Basketball: Track: Glcc. H-Clubs: Hi-Y: Mixed Chorus, lllkxlrol: Boys' State, Honorable Mention, CIC Mild Team. GlORI.'x P.-XTRlf,.lJX EORENTAN-Glue. Pep Clubs. AIERRY XVADE FUNKHOUSER-XVHCI. Della Lavelle Elwood jack L. Ely Gloria Patricia Foreman jerry Wade Funkhouser GZ 'lf C29 Page ffghfy-tuxo ,' ,TTFTWTT '1 ' iii -'1fu52z.a-elif-,stef n ' 'Vie ni 1 ' '1- tr ,t . . fi' :X 1 P' 1 p- 5 ,gg f im, s 7 y I -t,a....a.-r: 'R ,,,t,f1i. .gt -, t , mf' gel- je--..--L.,,' 'f .-, , Dannie Albert Gable Marv Catharine Gebhart Sondra Joan Gray NVilIiam Grover DANNIE ALBERT GABLE-Basketball: Football: French Club: Noon League. MARY CATHERINE GITBIIART-Glec, latin. Nature Study, Pep Clubs: Y-Teens. SONDRA JOAN GRAYfBand: Erench, Glee. Pep Clubs: Nature Study Club. Treat.: lukifmlg Rrlm. Class Ed.: Student Council: Y-Teene: Girls State Alt.: Athletic Orhce Sec. XVILLIAM GROVIJR-Football: Baxketball: Glee, H-Clubs: Noon League: Iufcxpnl, Printer. BONNIE SUE HARRISON-French Clubs. Sec.: Dramatic. Glec, Nature Study. Pep Clubs: Irzlctjwl, Editor- in-chief: Rrlro, Editor-in-chief: Mixed Cha-rua, School Trio: Inner YViIIv . Business Mgr.: Student Council: YfTt-ent: Yell Leader. Jr, High: Jr. Town Meeting Participant: County Pri7e, TB Prev Proieet: Eirst Prize. Jaycee Voice of Demoeracy' Contetrg Uglwr for 'Si- Seniors, Cuckoos On The Hearth . JOHN MICHAEL HARTMAN-Band: Baseball: Football: Nature Study Cluh, Prev.: Dramatic. Latin. Pep, Stamp Clubs: Hi-Y: Inner XViIIv : Variitv Yell Leader. STEVEN L. HERSHBERGER-FootballQ Batketball: Hi-Y, Vice- Pres.: lnkvfrof, Photographer: Retro, Photography Ed.: Latin Club, Vice Pres.: Nature Study: Noon League: Student Council. Cuckooe On The Hearth, EDYYARD M. HOLLANDER-Baseball: Eootball: Glee. Latin. H-Club: Hi-Y: Noon League: Inner XViIv : Honorgblc Mention. All-State Grid Team. ANNA JANE HOOD4B.1nd: Glee. Latin. Nature Study. Pep Clubs: Iulqspnfg Inner XViIly : Rctrn. Literary Ed.: Y'Teens. Pres.: Delegate to J. C, L. National Convention. CHARLES RAYMOND HOPKINS-Football. Student Mgr.: H-Clubs: Basketball, Student Mgr.: Track. EDGAR JOSEPH HUEFMAN -- Band: Cuckoos On The He.1rth : XVHCI. GEORGE ROBERT HUGHES-Eootballg Noon League: Student Council. lll' POVIEOVS kj!-64390, M5 PVC H9216 E'1I1CV Iwifgyn Bonnie Sue Harrison John Michael Hartman Steven L. Hershberger Edward M. Hollander Anna Jane Hood Charles R. Hopkins Edgar Joseph Hudnmn George Robert Hughes . i 21 Q . fe . 'N a 25? ft ' i 1 I 4 , , 'X' ' N1 S gf E 1:47 i- Ei- I -'. ' W i .if ' 1 ,Q KV , I V ' . . , V A. 6 L N, ,sw 2, I ?---14 '-f.:.3,..'f'q, 15iiA ?S,:4 I 3' i ' .: Y .- i X , t X U Q , f . . W i 4. 3 . K: N x 'll 1 , ii ., . F Ii: wi., fa mf, ...Q f., .. -1 , fy Q 'si 1 'H' X I-lil, Pai pg 'V 9 5. :ss S -A-...... J is we' 'Hi U Xxx? Page dglity-fllrce 'C' F 1 AYQI X .1,.... l 1 - f' ' . ' I-gef 1 ei - X - MTV .. ' ig . . V R .1 4 , .- . V 1 e A x A V? .,nL' L C th' N J 'v' A435 ..- -T . . Xx'.1f'I1C johneon jerry Kirkwood Sandra Arlene Kirkwood janet Ann Knox Nlargnret Lois Knox Donald Lee Kreiseher Anne E. Kricgbnum Diana Lee 1 Parks? T' 5 C'l1lOl'5 C gave IICLOOS I7 C earfk an fl UZ XXQXYNI VlOl'iNSON-For-tball: Hi-Y: Pep Club. JERRY KIRKXVOOD-French, Pep Clubs: 1llkXIl0f, Printer: Mixed Chorus: Noun league: IM-ziull. Baxketball. Track, Student Mgr. SANDRA ARLENII KIRKXVOOD--Majnrette: Glce, Pep Clubs: Infespof, Bus. Mgr.: H -Tec-1 lift: Prize. Diitriet Nlniorette Contest. .IANIQT ANN KNOX-French, Glec, N.1ture Study, Pep. H-Clubs: Infcxfwl, Circulation '-fer.: Nirxed Cruruxz Rrltff, Copy lid.: Student Council: Y-Teens: Athletic Otlicc Sec.: Varsity Yell Leader. MARGARET LOIS KNOX PARKS -Lflet. Pep Clubn 'Student Council: Y-Teens: Pup. Vnrwity, Yell Lexderg Frosh Vice-Pres. DONALD LEE KREISCH- frlflge Klub: HIQY. ANN! I'LI7fABl5TH KRIIQGBAUNI-Glec. Pep Clubs: Latin Club, Vice-Prcs.: lllkXIl0fQ Mixed Chorus: Rviru Fug--. IJ.: Ncudenz Cfwuntil. Alt.: Y-Teens: junior, Treas.: Seventh grade, Sec.: Eighth grade, Vice-Pres.: Prom Queen Attendant: lr -P. N 5-ir. luninr. Hu-ut Queen Candidate. Girls' State: Cui:koos On The Hearth. DIANA Llfli-French, Glce, Latin, Nature itudu. V.: f feb! MP jwlg Inner XX'iIly : Rrlru, Senior Ed.: Y-Te:n's Girls' State: High lukilmf Salesman. REX ALLEN LEFFING- illil,+l -15113: l2ixLt:b.ill: hlte, Nature Study. H-Clubs: Student Council. DON NV. MADDOX-Glee Club: IlIkX1l0f, Printer: '-1 ui fr ir, . IARRY XLXRTIN-l'mnd Capt.: Nature Study Club. THOMAS R. McCAFI7RlfY-Band: Footbnll: Track: Hi-Y, X -1 leie 1 Nzdeitzzt Cuimeil. Cutler,-,is On The Hearth. Re'-g Allen l.eI'l'ingv.'ell Don XV. Maddox Larry Martin Thomas R. McCaffrey xi? . .if 13. f'VX Q YI' , 6 ,Vfflqf 1 ..qlffj,-ff,ur I 01 'Q' 4 M' s fam si if .f ,v-fn. Anna Mae McC0llu Jolm Ross McC0nn.1ughcy Jerry Leon Mclntirc Phillip Lac Mclntirc ANNA MAE McCOI.LI.lM-B.1ndg Lrlcc, I..irin, Pep Clubeg lukipnfq Ulnitur XYilly g Y-Tern: Cuckom On Tlic llC.ll'Il1,H JOHN ROSS McL,0NNAUGI'IIfY-Iruotlull: Ircncli, Llcc cllLllJSI I-Ii-Yg Illklhllff lnnui' XY1lly g IIRRY I.l',ON AICIFJ-l-Illl fl oollullg Trials: Hi-YQ Illfilflllf, Printer. I7HIl.I.II' Ll-QI' MQINTIRIZ-Iiootlmllg Glue, Pep Clubxg Hi-YQ Inkxjmf, Printer, Mixed Cllmrusg Noon I.c.1guc. HAI. MIQYERS-I:ootb.1ll: I..1tin, H-Clubs, Hi-Y, Sgt.-AL-Arms: Rugionll, Smtu I..itin Cfonturg Cuckoo9 On The I'IL'.ll'Ill.U DVAN HAROLD MII.I.S-Track, Football, Glcc, Pup, H-Clubs, Iukxjml, Printer, Mixed Clmrua. QIUIDY AliI.I5lfN MONROI7fhlcu, Initin, Pup Clubs. PATRICIA ANN MOUN-liffilcc, I..1tin, Pep Clubs, Student Council, Alt.: Y-Teens, Math Contest, DONALD IITROY MOXVFRY-. NANCY NOTTINCQI'IAMfI5.1nd1 Iulcxjmfg I,.1tin, Pep Clubwg Student Council: Y-Tccnsg G. A. A., Seq-'l'rc.1s. VIRGII. FRANCIS IR. USNVALT-Noon l.u.iguv:. ALIIRIZD B. F. PIXRIiER,klR.'B.lI'lLlQNI3k'lI1I.C.1gllC1XYlI'IcxI. ur gl3,c15LcfLn!! cmn on J Ae CZICIHIIDIDOIIS 1179 Hal Meyers Dean Harold Mills Judy Arlecn Monroe P.1trici.i Ann Mount Donald Leroy Mowcry Nancy Nottinglmm Virgil F. Jr. Oswalt Alfred Pm. Ii. I'.1rker, -Ir. 5, H '4 ' 5 A E x ,f it ., X Q x . ' - , I I 'S , 'N' I ,W-v ,,..-- ' ' 4.-fc-r 4 Ji: as il if . kyle 45 P' E .. . X ff VL! , Az.. ,Q 'R . s J -' ' 1 I av, Q V Q, H 9500 - - , ,A B r 4 x 2 A I 1 I ig., L ' X Page e1'gI1t1l-five 2, W' z w- Page five p Tom Piquet Max T. Pulley Philip Gene Rice John Frederick Snntilli Doyne Schwnrzkoph Phillip Michael Shatto Terry David Shields Nora Gertrude Slater f' ruff! fAe aga:1'ne Sales rive ann! Keira ampaign TO'-1 l'lQL'IT-. MAX T. PL'LI,I2Y-Baseball: Track: Noon League: Pep Club: Comin 'Round the Mountninng Rvlro, Art Ed.g Sem--r. Tren.: Purdue R-:und Up. PIIILIP GPNIQ RICIQ-Football: Noon League. JOHN FREDERICK SANTILLI-H-Club: Basket- rxliz lr, T--Hn Nlwting Purlicipanr. DOYNI1 SCHWARZKOPH-Hi-Y. PHILLIP MICHAEL SHATTO-Basketball: Pootballg H-Clubg HifY. Prem: NH-in llngue: Ri-lm, Faculry I-Qd.q Student Council, Prefs., Vice-Pres.: Soph, Sec.g Senior, Vice-Pres. TERRY DAVID wllllllh-ull.: Clubg lulufml, Printer. NORA GIYRTRUDE SLATER-Band, Typistg Glen, Latin Clubsg Inner Willy g Y-Teens. DUN NN1lllll'1'-lhwlull. IYIQLYN KAY SNIDPR-Glue, Pep Clubsg Illlcrjwfg Y-Teens: Frosh Yell Leader. SHARON SUE SNOW- uiu, llim. Prp I lubxz Y-Tcensg C. A. A, ROBERT RAY STAFFORD-Glue Club: Noon League. lion Smedley Evelyn Kay Snider Sharon Sue Snow Robert Ray Stafford . 1 '. M V F01 A yd I f-K -5 A x.! L11 l . fi I'ugf riylffy-Jeff .Q 905 It ff: ' Robert D. Thornburg Carl Townsend Sarah Louise Tritle Max XY'ayne Twibell ROBERT D. THORNBURG-Band: Hi-Y. Treas.: Chaplain: Nature Study Club: Noon League: Inner NX'illy : Rvim. Organivations Ed.: Student Council: XYHCI: Erush Football. Basketball, Student Mgr.: Cucltum On The I-Ie,irth . CARL TOXY'NSI,ND-lfuotball: Hi-Y XVHCI. SARAH LOUISE TRITLE-Band: Glee, Latin, Nature Study. Pep Clube: Inner XYilly. Student Director: Y-Teena: Ath. Orifice Sec. MAX VVAYNE TNY'IBELL+Hi-Y: lnkxfml, Printer: Noon League. ORVILLE UGGLN. AIR.-Band l.t.: Baseball: Football: Hi-Y: Noon League, Capt. ,IAMES UHRICH-Band: Hi-Y: Student Council, Alt. TANIA GAIL VOSS-Glee. Pep Clubs: Y-Teens: G. A. A. EARL R. XVILLIAM-Glee, Latin, I-I-Clubs: Iulufvol Printer: Football, Track, Student Mgr. GARY I.. VFINDER-Football, Honorary Captain: Glen. Nature Study, H-Clubs: Infcxfmf Printer: Noon League: Second All-Conference Football Team. RUNALD LEE WORKMAN-Hi-Y: Mixed Cliorm, Gen. Mgr. CAROL FLAINI-' YENCER-Glee, Latin. Pep Clubs: Student Council, Alt.: Y-Teens. FAITH ANN YOUNCE-French Club, Pres.: Glee, Nature Study, Latin, Pep Clubs: Inkipof, News Ifd.: Rvlru, Cu-Aeft. Ed.: Student Council: Y-Teens: Girls' State Alt.: Usher '56 Seniors. c yount 3 fine o gyoin n fAe CIQQCA ,n C:rc1:c Orville Uggen, Jr. James Llhrich Tania Gail Voss Earl R. XY'illman Gary L. XVinder Ronald Lee XVorkman Carol Elaine Yencer Faith Ann Younce 25,5 as 055. 'Pi' 'xi 3 . X . 5? - s-gp-n nv 5.5- 1' X ...-HS Page e1'glzfy-se'1'ei1. .Ln -- . . 8 . '7 1 ... 5 1 . 4 , K2 - is KN i -L ' .P N r H V- VIH: IM:-idx xml Hr. IJHICK Iurnuy Aid Pruxidcnl Cccil llcuwn, Yicc- N M.n:,n ,lun knh, .md ,lYl'x'.'INllI'L'f Nlnx Pullcy in glwming rwlws for Jun- n up uluu dur-v1x cnpx .md gnwns for girls .md ruy.ll lwluc ' 5 V -'lay :24.aPr'oncAcvA fwc injirl Qu' cor,-Ayes. L L IH T M' X: m up :ln thwr xupx dcuhd in xlxuir xanmr wrdx. lRllQH'I'b: Proud seniors llxrl w YK, ' H., Xhurx. .md IJ Il-rllmdur Juplgy llmr nun wmur lmukcu lu Mr. Cnrbonc. f'f'q. , 411'-L. fffll' i iLlfFTl: Student Council prcxident Xlilte il1.1tto prexidex .it .1 regular Th11rwd.11' Illllflilllg ineeting. llllQil'lTlt Nlrx. Cilitliird liranning registers .it Council Open llouxe under the direction of Student Council memlwerx Tom Xlcflitfruy .ind ,Iohn Adinn. Olll1Cl.!SJOl15Ol'5 rogrnnz oven: Sfirtlcrzf Rely Illustrnting throughout the YCAI' that the school itielf is .1 democracy were Student Council members .iQ they performed their gOYCl'I'll'l1CI1I.1l dutiei. Besides Solving school problems, est.1blisl1ing .1 monitor system, directing the school Christm.1s pro- gram, and sponsoring both Fun Night .ind Home- coming, the Council extended .1 welcome to .ill parents .it the .1nnu.1l Open House. The group .iided m.1ny charitable Ol'g.lI'llZ.lIlOI'lS through tl1e school Chest Fund .md sponsored .1 clothing drive for the C.1re organization. Top councilers were Mike Sh.1tto, presidentg John ,l.1ckson, vice-president: Nancy Lord, Sl3CI'Cl.1l'y1 .ind Kirby Tidd. corresponding sec1'et.1ry. STUDENT COUNCIL I 'ink 'L-Q, ,lm md a Q lr nu in IGH u11n1nu11.u1unt pxmuxlun xv 1936 5c1zior'5 cHfCl'fCI1.l1 R93 xi 'Jun J mmrw lxm up In gut llwlr Rulmx nn 'I 'TUV fhrxng .ms ummm fur Tfm lx Your VM L:..1,r, pn mud -.11 Llnw day, Puur ,r. tm .wixgrnw fur Xir. and Nlrs, Scnmr. H-rn'-x-,HH ,md Kalnc Vfllllsrns, 'YG suxmrs, A I l hill IU-I hu.: ,-'xndur fm. U- v.1ludnLlnrf Jfprwu rum 'Jr HIJLH-urn 1-, Nlr. fflul, f flhf 1 19 .in 3.3.4 ,L '. .- :rags 'E is e e f ltr, lata- A Students found welcome pauses from classwork in the form of Student Council sponsored entertainment and holiday pro- grams. School audiences laughed and learned at shows based on acrobatics, astronomy, Chinese customs and ventriloquism. Two special treats were in store when Pat O'Con- nor, Indianapolis SOO-mile race driver, and Glenn Cunningham, Olympic distance run- ner, presented talks to students on the sub- jects of safety and good sportsmanship. The educational aspect was emphasized by the vocational guidance sessions. Upperclassmen and their parents were guinea pigs for the College Night plan, undertaken to give the people who foot the bill the opportunity to meet and discuss their offspring's futures with representatives from ten colleges. rogrcnns Ll tvriefy ll.EFTJ: Robert Fdgar presents a space show at a Student Council program QBFLONY' TOIU: Rev. Halsey gives the Thanksgiving message. qNIIDlJl.l.r: Students gather around Pat O'Connor. noted race driver. before his program here. QBOT- TOMI: Upperclassmen talk lu the Ball State rcpresentatixe on College Night. Page ninety-uizc Abernathi . Xlarv. Sth. I -w Adams. Beicrly' Frances. 12th 2'.-16.62. 03. S0 Adants. lohn. Sth. 72. S9 Adam-. Lonnie Leon. llth. 1-9. S0 Adkins. Marv. Sth. 4o.'2 .Xl3XllXlSTR.'XTlON .... 16 Adnei. Dale. 'th. 70 Akc. jean. 10th. Tt- Ander-on. Rarcn. llth. 'S Anderson. judy. llth. 46. 62.5180 Andrews. Diana. Sth. ., 46.72 Andrews. Rathltvn. 'th. . 70 Arbuckle. Albert. Qth. 74 Armstrong. Ann. 10th, 2'.-16.6S.T'6 Arnold. Bobbie Xlarie. Qth. 26. 27 Atkins. Carrie. 10th. It-. 2168.76 Atkin-on. liddie jane. llth. , 23. If 63, 68. 73 Augspurgcr. Sam. Sth. 72 AXY.-XRDS . 45 Ayers. Clelia Ruth. 10th. t- Baker. Allan. 10th. .. 76 Baker. Barbara. Tth. . 70 Baker. Michael. Sth. .. 72 Baker. Norma. Sth. ,. ... 72 BAND . V. 22 Banter. Demarus, llth. 23. 46, 6S. S0 Banter. Stephen. 9th. . . .V 74 Bantr. jerry. llth. ,... ...SO Barabe. Patricia. llth. .. 27,-l6, 61, 63, 63, 73. S9 Barley. Mary Lee, 9th. . . . .... , 23, 74 Barnes. Patricia. 9th. .. 25,74 BASEBALL .. .. 48 BASKETBALL . .36 Bauer. George. 9th. 74 Baugher. Vicki hlo. llth. 46, 69, 68. S0 Beal. Dennis. Sth. 24,72 Beck. Bill. Sth. , , 24, 47, 72 Babson. Cecil. llth. 30, 37. 41, 43. 46, 55, 69, 30, 88 Beeson. -lennie. 10th. M 27.76 Behnen. -lanice. 10th. 33. 63. 76 Bell. Allen. 7th. 70 Bell. Billy Bob. 7th. . 70 Hell. Gene Allen. 7th. 70.39 Bell. Nlax, 10th. .. 76 Bell. Tony. Sth. . . . 72 Benadum. ,loan Xlarie. Sth. . 34. 72 Benedict. Linda -To, 7th. 70 Bennett. Dave. llth. 23. 25. 26, 43, 61. 63, 69. 78 Bennett. Diana Ruth. 7th. 75 Bennett. jerry. 9th. 34, 48, 74 Bennett. ,Iudy-'. Sth. 46.72 Bennett. Kenneth. 9th. 27, 59, 72 Bennett. Linda. Sth. 72 Bennett, Ronald. 9th. 74 Bennett. Vfillxam. 7Kl'l. 70 Berrier. llal. llth. R0 Burner. Nil-Llti. 7th. 70 Berrier. Penny. 12th. 23.30 Bc'-trier. Donnie. Sth. 72 Blair. Karen, 9th. 23.74.149 Blair. Robert Cary. llth. 37. 41. 42. -43. ss, ie. S6,6fi,61,62. 6i, E0 Blaklcj.. lerry. llth. Blznlztnbakcr. Lois. 9th, 27. 74 Blanltenhalzer. Shirley. lfith. 46, 76 Baglto'-xr. Danitl. lflth. 76 P,ogltrr.'cr, Vfilliarn. 7th. 70 Bole. Theta Kay. 12th. 510 PM ge ninety-t2I'o CVC ,S KLUACPC D Ae 014425 Boncwit. Harry Oliver. 12th. . . .,.. .80 Bonham. Georgcann, Tth. .... 24,70 Boone. Harlan. 10th. . . , . . . .76 Boots. Tony. llth. .. 23. 61. 69, 78 Boxcll, Larry, 10th. . . . . , . , .76 Bow, Barbara, llth. 46, 61, 68, S1 Buwdell. Thomas joe, 10th. . . . 23, 76 Bowman. Gary Don, llth. . . , . . .6S, S1 Bratton. jim, llth. .,.. 30, il, 69, 78 Bratton, Robert. sth. .. ., . 72 Bridge. Robert, 9th. , 27, 34, 72, 74 Brock, Benny, 11th. ..... ........... . Brose, Carolyn May, 10th. ..... 10, 23. 26, 27, 45, 68, 76 Brose. Marilyn Kay. 9th. .. 26, 27, 46, 74 Brown, Richard, llth. . . . ...... . , . 78 Butfenbarger, judith, Sth. ....,... 46, 72 Burchard, Dick Allen, 12th. . ...... .Sl Burnworth, Don, 12th. . . .. 30, 45, 50, 66, 69, Sl Burnworth. Xvilliam, 7th. ., .,..... .70 Bush, Edwin, 7th. ........ ....... 7 0 Butcher, Alberta, Sth. . . .... 46, 72 Cahue, joe, Sth. ,........ .... 7 2 Cahue, juan Enrique, 12th. .. ...... .81 Cale, Donald, 10th. ....... . ..... ,.76 Cale. jane Lucille. 12th. ....... 14, 46, 66 67, si, ss Cale, Thomas, 12th. .... 14, 61 62, 81, 89 Campbell, Judy, Sth. ...., .... 4 6, 72, S9 Cansler, jim, 11th. ...... . ...... .78 Capper, Mary Lou, Sth. .. ...... .72 Carr, Dick, Sth. ........ ....... 7 2 Cavanaugh, Billy, Sth. . . . ...,. . . .72 Cederholm, Elna, 11th. . .. ...27, 46, 64, ss, 78, ss Charnley, Rita Ann, llth. ........... 78 Charnley, Linda, llth. , . 12, 40, 46, 68, 78 Charnley, Thersa, 9th. .........,..... 70 Cheney, Lee, 9th. .............,..... 74 Chick, Barbara, 7th. ........, 24,46, 70 Chick, Donald Gene, 12th. .... 13, 32, 81 Chick, Patricia Ann, 10th. ..,.. 23, 27, 59, 68, 76 Clamme, Gordon, Sth. .,.. .,,..... 7 2 Clamme, Howard, 9th. . . . . . .27, 34, 74 Clapper, Peggy Sue, 7th. .. .,.., 24,70 Clark, Gerriann, 8th, ... ,.. 46, 49, 72 Clark, james Arthur, 12th. ...,.. 12,81 Clark, Shirley, Sth. .,.., .. .46, 72 Cline, Floyd, 9th. ., ,.,, 25 49,74, 89 Cline, Janet, 8th. . ., ...,..., 46,72 Cline, Robert, 12th. . ...., .S1, S1 Cobb. Paul, Sth. .... . . , . 24,72 Cochran, Ronnie, llth. .. .. ,31, 78 Cochran, Suzanne, 10th. .. ...,, 23, 27, 59, 68, 76 Coe, Brenda Sue, 12th. .. .. 46, 60, 61, 62, 68, Sl Coe, Russel Leroy, Sth. .. , .,...72 Coffman, Greta Mae, Rth. .,. .., .72 Colbert, Dewainc, Sth. . U72 Colbert, Suzanne, Sth. . . . , 72 Cole, Drunda Sue, 7th. . . . 14. 70 Cole, Ronald, 9th, , . 74 Coleman, jerry, Sth. . 72 Coleman, Patricia, 10th. ... 26, 27, 45, 66. 76 Collins, Ken, 9th. ,. ., 74 Collis. Paul, 9tl'l. .... .25,74 Collis, Lester, 12th. ... 25, 81 Combs, Rebecca Ann, llth. 25, 27, 46, 62. 66, 78 Confer, Larry Lee, 9tli. . Conway, Susie, 9th, .. Cook, Carolyn, 10th. Cook, Floyd, llth. .. Cook, jim. 9th. .... . Cook, Karen Sue, 7th. Cook, Karen, 7th. .. , Cook, Linda, 7th. Coons, Deanna, 10th. Coons, Janet Sue, Sth. Coronato, Mary, 7th. H,Qfii Cougill, Carolyn Caye, llth. . 62 Cox, Charles, 10th. .......,. . Cox, Robert David, 10th. .. Creighton, Judy, 9th. ..,. . Crimmcl, Catharine, 10th. .... . Crimmel, jane, 12th. ....... . Critcs, Ann, llth. Crites, Williani, 9:11. ..... . .,...23,27 23 Crockett, David, 9th, . . ..... Cronin, Bill, 12th. 30 Crouse, Sammy, 9th, ....... . Crump, Stephen, 10th. ..... 34, Culbertson, john, 9th. ....... . Cunningham, Frank, llth. . . .. 64 63, Cunningham, Larry, 9th, .. Daniels, Betty, 10th. . Daugherty, Jane, Sth. Davis, Isola, 10th. Davis, Robert, 10th. . Davis, Ronnie, 11th. . Dee, Mary Janet, 12th. Dearduif, Bonnie, 9th. Dearfield, Becky, 10th. .. Delporte, Edmond, Sth. . Dewey, Thomas, 9th. Dill, Franklin, 10th. . Dill, Harold, 10th. ., Dillie, Barbara, 12th. Dobbins, Billie, 7th. . Dobbins, Terry, 9th. . Dodds, Allen, 9th, , . . Dodds, Dodge, jerry, Sth. . .. Ira Gene, 7th. Dorman, Pricilla, 10th. 61 74 72 76 78 72 70 70 71 89 72 70 S7, 78 76 75 46, sa 61, az 78 74 74 sz 74 76 74 26, S9 74 76 72 76 76 78 46, si 74 27, as 72 74 76 76 sz 70 74 74 ....46, fffig. .64,e9, 1fffi4,' Q27,'76,' ,6s,es, 111155. 68.76, .26,46, 62,68, ,62,6S, ,34,4s, ....34, ,3s,62, ....23, 40, si, '.4. 1.03. ,69,7s, .27, 34, .23,68, ....46, .23,6s, ,62,6S, ..,.46, ....za, 6s,76, ....24, 1i6,'69,' .s4, 69, ....1s. fffii, .34,4s, ....47, ....S6, Dorton, Carol Ann, 10th. .,27,46,68, Dorton, Kenneth, Sth. ..,..,..,.... . Dorton, Monte, llth. ....,......... . DuBois, James Allen, 12th. ..., 23,25, Dutro. Francis, llth. .,....... 23,69, Dutro, Judy, llth. .. ..,.... 27,46, 62, 64, cs, Du Vall, Allan, 11th. .. ...,... Eaton, Glenn, Sth. ..... ,... 2 4, Edwards, Donald, 12th. , ..... . EIGHTH GRADE ... .... Iilam, james, 7th. .. ...... Elam, Pauline, llth. ,,. . . . .461 Elliott, Donna, llth. .,,,.. ,.., 6 B, Elliott, Karen june, 9th. . , .,,. , .. Elliott, Merritt, 8th, ,..,..,.....,, . Flliott, Nancy, 10th. . ,,.,.... 46, 68, Elliott, Pattic Dianne, 12th. ,.....,.. . Elliott, Rodney Lee, 12th. ,......,. . Elliott, Samuel Rex, llth. .,...... 25, 45, 62, 69, Elwood, Della, 12th. ,...., 46, 57, 62, 72 70 76 76 72 78 82 78 SS, 78 79 73 B2 72 70 78 78 74 72 76 82 S2 30, 78 BZ 31, CUIJ 9 H395 Elwood, Donna, 9th. wif 13. Elwood Nancy, Sth. Elwood Mike, 10th. Elwood, Patricia, 10th. . .. Elwood, Velma Marie, Sth. . Ely, jack, 12th. . , , 31,32, 42, 51, 55 Emshwiller, Janice, 7th. . , 69 Hopkins, Charles. 12th. 72 Emshiviller, Judith Ann, 10th. ze, 27 Engle, Mary. 7th. . Engle, Shirley, Sth. , , Eppard, Billy, 10th. Evans, Henri, 9th. 34 23, 27. 34 Everhart, Dannie, 9th. . 12,34 Everhart. Robert Paul, 7th. Evilsizer, Charles QDickJ 7th. . FACULTY , . . Feaster, Mary jane, 9th. Ferguson, Connie, Sth. Fesler, Barbara, Sth. . Fesler, Linda, 7th. Fesler, Myrna, 11th. FOOTBALL . , , Ford, jerry, 9th. Foreman, Gloria, 12th. FRENCH CLUB FRESHMAN' . , Fraze, Ronald, 7th. .. Fuller, Prieilla, 7th. wg' Fuller, Robert, 10th. . 30,45, Fulton, Susanna Gray, 11th. -io, 46, 62, Funk. Lawrence, 9th. , . Funkhouser, jerry, 12th. . Funkhouser, Phil, 10th. Funkhouser, Shelia. Sth. Furniss, Connie Sue, 9th. Gable, Dannie, 12th. Galbreath, Gerald, 11th. Galbreath. Julianne, Sth. Gardiner, Marilyn, 10th. . Garr, Amy Kay. Sth. Garrett, Leon, Sth, Gause. Nancy, 7th. , Gaylor, Barbara, 9th. . Gebhart. Mary Kay. 12th. Gcbhart, Robert, 11th. Hurst, Charlotte Ann, 10th. Gibson. Gibson, Gloria, 9th. Larry, 11th. , Gifford, Norman, 9th. Gilford, Ronald, 7th. Gilland. Judith. 10th. Girod, Mike, Sth. , Goff. Dikki. 10th. , Goodnight, Richard, 10th. Goodspeed, Barbara, Sth. Gosselink, Ann, 7th. . Gooselink, Mary, 10th. . , Gray, Sondra, 12th. , Green, Connie, 7th. , , , . Greene, Richard, 7th , Griffey. Tonetta, 9th. Grover, Xvilliam, 12th. 30, 38 Groves, Billye, sth Groves, Dannie, 9th. Groves, Dorothy, 7th. 46.61. Groves, Mary Louise, 9th. Groves, Michelle, Sth. Guinard. Therse, 11th. H-CLUB 12. 23 23. 63. 24' 62 24 24 ,44 46 47, w 69, 68 45 48 48 24 46 43 46 46 51 25 68 40 34 46 13 62 72 74 72 76 76 72 41, S2 70 24, 76 70 72 76 74 74 70 70 18 74 72 72 70 78 30 74 S2 27 74 70 70 76 27 78 74 82 76 72 74 S3 78 89 ,46, 46 27 90 68 69 27 68 46 47 sl 34 24 47 68 76. 89 72 72 70 74 83 78 70 78 74 70 76 72 76 76 72 70 76 S3 70 70 74 83 72 74 70 74 72 78 35 Hackney, Gene, 9th. . Hackney, Jeremiah, Sth. Hahn, Carolyn, 10th. Halsey, Carol, Sth. Hamilton, Carol, llth. Hamilton, Patricia. 9th. Hamilton, Paul, 8th, Hammond, jesse, 11th. Harrison, Bonnie Sue, 12th. 46, 60, 61, 62, Harrison, Suzan, 9th. Hartley, Helen. Sth. Hartley, Ronald, 11th. Hartman, john Michael, 12th Hartman, Julia Meredith, 9th Patricia. llth. Robert. 9th Hayes, Judith, Sth. Heayenridge, Connie. sth. . Hedstrom, Carol, 11th. Hawkins. Hawkins, Hedstrom, Lisa, Sth. . Helms, Marsia Kay, 9th. Hemmert, Phillip, llth. 26. Hendricks. John, 11th. Herrin, W'ilbur. llth. Hershberger, Janet, 10th. 27, Hershberger, Steve, 12th. 62, HI-Y , . Hiatt, Jimmie. Sth. . Hiday, Rebecca, 10th. Hiser, Joyce. 9th. Hiser, Norman, 11th. , 26. Hoffman, Ada, llth. 10. Hoffman, Dick, Sth. Hoffman, Emmaio. 7th. Hoffman, Margaret, 9th. Mary jean, 10th. Hoffman. Hollander, Edward, 12th. Holloway, Sammy, Sth. Holtzleiter, Jean, 9th. Hood, Anna Jane, 12th. Hopkins. Chole Ann, 9th. Horsley, Marilyn, 7tli. Houseman. Priscilla, 9th. Howell, Madeliene. 11th. 14. Hoy, Douglas, 10th. . Hoy, Sue Ann, 7th. Hudson, Sinuard Ann, 7th. Huffman, Eddie lfth- Huggins, Bari, 9th. Huggins, Patricia Ann, llth. Hughes, Charles, 7th. . Hughes, George. 12th. Hughes, Kathryn, 10th. Hughes. Theresa. 7th. Hunt. Larry, 9th. . Huntizinger, Charlotte, Ann, Hurst, Esther Mae, 9th. . INKSPOT Jackson, Brooks, 9th. 65, 46 62 34 46 61 27 45 25 12, 62 40 23 40 1 46 26 57 68 26 54 24 64 57 S9 66 46 25, 50 26 69 27 68 40 4 6 26 24 65 26 27 h 62 23 34 68 46 46 45, 69 10, 69 27 26, 69 74 74 46 27, 68 24 69 68 12, 69 68 27 30, 69 46 46 46 46 31, S3 44 23 69 sl 46 68 27 46 70 83 46 23 30 46 46 68 27 s 74 72 76 72 78 70 72 50. 78 26. 83 74 72 73 66. 83 27, 89 78 89 72 72 46. 78 72 74 78 78 78 76 31, 83 69 72 76 S9 34. 78 78 72 70 74 76 50, 88 72 74 61 83 S3 74 70 74 78 76 70 89 23, 89 74 78 70 S3 76 70 74 46. 78 76 74 62 74 Jackson, john, llth. ,,. . 31, 45, 62. 69, 78 Jackson, Susan, 7th. ,. 46,70 james, Bonnie Sue. Sth. . 46 JANITORS , jenkins, Bill, sth, 47 Jenkins, Larry, llth. 25 johnson, Ann, 7th. .. 46 johnson, Danna Sue, 9th. johnson. Eddie, Sth. . Johnson. ,loretta June, 10th, 25, 46, 68 johnson. Nancy, 10th. 27, 46, 68 johnson, Rex. 11th. .. johnson, Sarah, 7th. joh nson, Wayne, 12th. 46 32, 36.46, 51 jones, Barbara Fay, 10th. hlones, Barbara Lois, llth. , jones, Dave, 11th. 30, jones. Gary, 9th, . jones, James Byran, 10th 23 35 1 5 jones, Margaret, Sth. , jones, William, 7th. jordan. james. Sth. , 49, JUNIORS . .. Kasler, Margaret, 10th. 26. 27, 46, 68 Keeshan, Bill, 10th. 26, 34, 69 Keller. Kenneth, 11th, 23, 69 Kellogg, Eldon, sth. Kellogg, Lloyd, 10th. , . ,. Kemp, Robert, 10th. .,. Kemp. Ronnie, llth. 31, 45 Kemp, Sharon, 7th. . , Kennedy, Elizabeth, Sth. , , 46 Kennedy, Sally, 9th. ., . 11,23 Kerby Kay Ellen, 10th. .. Kirkwood, Jerry, 12th. , . 25, 55 Kirkwood, Sandra, 12th. 23,46, 62 Kirkwood. Timothy, 7th. . 24 Klepfer, Marilyn, 10th. , 45, 68 Knox, Carol. 9th. , . ,.,., Knox, ,lanet Ann. 12th. . 61, 62,68 Knox, Larry, 10th. ,. , 34, 45 Knox, lParks1 Margaret Lois. 12th. Kraning, Kenny, 9th. .. . 23 Kraning. Larry. Sth. , 24 Kreischer, Carl, 7th. Kreischer. Donald, 12th. . Kriegbaum, Anne. 12th. 14, 61, 65 Lacy. L.iDonna Kay, Sth. Lake, David, 7th. 24. 49, 70 Lake, Diwight, 10th. Lake, Mary, 9th. Lake, Sharon, llth. 46, 68 Lambert, Robert, 7th. Landis, Jim. 9th. . 24 Landis, Don, 11th. , 24 Landis, Rose. 7th. Landon. George, sth. Landon, Margie, 11th. 46, 57, 68 Landon, David, 11th. 31. 50. 69 Langdon. Mary. llth. 46,68 Lanning, James, sth. . Lanning. Michael, llth. 23. 30, 69 Lanning, Patricia, 10th. 23, 68 Lanning, Robert, 9th. 23 Lanning, Joseph, 9th. Lannay, joe, 7th. 34. 59 Latham, Elizabeth. 10th. LATIN CLUB Le Clercq. Paul. 11th. 51 Lee, Diana, 12th. 14. 27, 46, 61, 62, 68 Leech, john, 10th. 26. 27, 76 Leech, Marilyn, llth. ., 46 Page 'ninety-tlzree i 89 S9 72 21 72 78 70 74 72 76 76 78 70 84 76 73 78 74 76 72 70 72 78 76 76 78 72 76 76 78 70 72 74 76 84 68 70 76 74 84 76 S4 74 72 70 S4 S4 89 76 74 78 70 74 78 70 72 78 79 79 72 79 76 74 70 76 27 79 84 89 79 tl.55.ew5. lfienuri. Fllen. wth. 2o.I'. Leicourt. Stexe. Sth. Lrfct rc. Yirgilee. Sth. Lctiingvtrll. Gordon. llth. lcrhngnell. Mildred. Sth. lctlingncll. Rex Allen. 12 lcnncn. kiwrge. Sth. Lightlc. Alberta. Sth. Lightlc. jean. Sth. liwkctt. Dennii. 11th. ltwkctt. Larry. 'th. long. Dennis. 'th. lord. Nancy. 11th. lott. Helen. 10th. Lott, jim. 'th. loxc .Don. Oth. litlc. hlcan. Sth. Mcfarirci. Andi. 'th. XlcCa11cri. Ctlc. Sth. X1cCarircy. Thomas. llth. 25. 33. t-4. Mcflintic. X1cClinxic. McCol lum. Anna Mac. llth. 62. 65 X1eCi-rubs. Barnev. Tth. x1fc.....t... jan it.,-. sth. N1gC....n..ughey. john Ross. 11th McDaniel. Barbara. 10th. 23.17 McDonald. jerry. 7th. McDonald. Row. Sth. Xlctlcath. janet. Sth. Xiclntire. Betty Lou. 7th. Xklntire. jerry, llth. Xiclntirc. Phillip. 12th. Xiclntire. Sondra Sue. 7th. . Mcliin McMic 31cX1lllan. ley. Bill. 9th. hacl. -ludith. 10th. McMillan. Patricia. 10th. 27 McMillan. RMC. 9!l1. XlcX1illan. Sandra Lou. 9th. llcanninc. 11th. 27. .lill Ann. 10th. 27. Grace Ann. 11th. 46. rienvls rwAose icfures 0 J Monroe. judy. llth. .. 46. 85 Monroe. Larry. 9th. . .27. 34, 75 Montgomery. janet. 9th. .. .,.. . 70 Montgomery. Norma. llth. . . .46, 79 Moon. Dona Ruth. Sth. , . . . .73, S9 Moore. jack, Sth. . . .. 73 Moore. Max. 7th. , . . . 70 Moorman, Sarah. sth. . , , 46, 73 Morris. james. 9th. .. 75 Morris, Russell. 9th. 23. 26,75 Mosier. ,ludith Lee. 10th. 26, 27 46, 68.77 Mount. Patricia Ann. 12th. 46 68. 85.89 Mowery. Donald. 12th. .. ,. . . .. ..85 Mullen. Mary jo, l0tli. .. ..68. 77 Mullen. Sue. 7th. . . . . 24,70 Myers. ,lo Ann, 9th. .. 23, 26 27.46.75 Myers. Vicki Ann. Sth. . . ... ..73 NATURE STUDY CLUB . ... .26 Needler, Arthur, Sth. . . . 24,49, 73 Needler, Mike, 9th. . ...... 10, 23, 27. 34 48, 75. 89 Nixon. Barbara, Sth. ., . , .... . .73 Norris, Larry. 7th. .. , ., .70 Norton. Barbara, 7th. .... .... 7 1 Norton, Rosclla. 7th. . , .. .71 Nottingham. Mary jo, Sth. . . 46,73 Nottingham, Nancy Ann, 12th. , 23. 62 68, 85, 89 O'Connell. Gary, 9th. . . . , . . . . .75 O'Connel, Harry. 7th. . ,. . . . .71 O'Connell. Patricia, 9th. . .... 11 O'Conner, Donald, 9th. . .... 75 Osborne, Karen Kay, 10th. . , . . .23. 68 Osborne, Tonya Jean, 9th. . . . .23, 75, 77 Oswalt, Virgil, 12th. .... ., Oswalt, Linda Lee, 9th. , ., Maddox. Charlet. Sth. Nladdnt. Donald. llth. Niaior. ,layne Ann. 9th. Nlalntt. Bill. 9th. Nlarfhall. -loc. 9th. Martin. Vludy. 9th. Niartin. Larry. 12th. Niartin. Perry. Sth. Niartin. Manta Rita. llth. 46 . Charles. 7th. Xleagham. Carolyn. 10th. Meacham. Dean Billy. Sth. xi.s7.m Merkel. Albert. llth. 23 Xlcycr-. Hal. llth. Xlichcli. Sharon Lee. 10th. Niilcw. Bobbie. Iflth. Miller. Charlie. 7th. Siillt. Dean. 12th. 25 Nlilli. 1'-cl'-n. 7th. khilt. lane. 7th. Nlilli. lcvtcll. 9th. Xllllt, Russell. 7th. '-ixlli. Sondra. 9th. '.1,llt, willlllm. lflth. l.1lf'ffIJ CHORUS hifmffrrt. David. 9th. 27. Nlonht. lddy. ith. 7-ifihki, Karla, 10th. 25.45. Nifinrfn. Elaine, lflth. Page ninety-four ,.....85 ......75 Overmyer, Carole, 7th. . . . ..... 46, 71 Overmyer, Michael Jerome. Sth. ...... 73 Pace. Judith, 9th. .,..,. ... 75 Pace, Thomas. 9th. . . . ,. .75 Parchment. Dorfner, llth. , ...30, 40, 51, 69, 79 Parker. Alfred B. F., 12th. . 23.40. 85 Parker. Fred, 9th. .. . .. ..46, 75 Parker, jerry. 9th. . . . . . 34.48, 75 Parker, Aludy, 7th. . ,.., . . .71 Parker. Larry. 10th. ....77 Parker, Montie. 8th. . 73 Parker. Particia, 7th. .. .... 71 Parnell, Thomas Clinton, 9th. .. 23, 27, 34, 48, 75 Payne. Judy, 8th. .. ,.46, 73 Peck, Judith. 10th. .... 46, 68,77 Perry, josephine, 7th. ..,. 24.71 Pierce, Karen, 7th. . ...46, 71 Pierson. Diana. 9th. , ,. . , .75 Piquct, Helen, 9th. ..., 25, 27. 75 Piquct, Tom, 12th. .., 86 PLAYS .., 64, 65 Place, llah, 9th. 27. 46 Poindexter. Robert. 8th. . 73 Pontius. Kim, llth. 46, 69, 79 Pontius. Marquita. 9th. . 10, 27, 54, 75 Pooler. james, 9th. . . 75 Powell. Richard, 9th. . 75 Powers. Bob, llth. . . 79 Pratt, Cindy, 7th. 46,71 Price. Betty, 7th. .. 71 PROM . . . 66 Pullen, Rebecca, Sth. .... 46 Pulley, Max, 12th. ..15,61,B6,88 Pursley. Barbara jo, 7th. ...24, 71 Ragg. james. 7th. ......,.. . Rathbun, Allen Robert. 7th. .,...... . Rathbun. Rex. 6th. .,........... 71, Ravaux, Georgeann. 11th. ...... 62, 68, Rawlings. james. 7th. .. Rea. Chyrell, 7th. .... . Rea. Clayton john, 7th. . . . .... 24, Reading, Carolyn, 8th. .........,.,. . Reading, Diana. 11th. ..... 14.-56.68, Reading, Marioree, 7th. .. Redden. Bruce. 7th. ...fi-1. Reichard. Paul. 7th. . . . . . . . . Reid, Christopher, 7th. . . . . . . . Reichard, Connie, 8th. .. , ... . . Reid. Garry, Sth. ....... .,.49, Reid, Sondra Sue, 9th. . .. . . , , , . Rench, john, 7th. ..... ........ 4 9, Rench. Kenny, 10th. ...... 34. 36, 46, Rench. Marlene, 7th. . . ........ . . . RETRO .......... ...... Reynard, Ted. 8th. ............., 24, Rhodes, Merrill, llth. 30, 32. 45, 46, 69. Rice, Judith, 10th. ,,....,..,.. 25.27, Rice. Karen, Sth. . . . . . .46, Rice. Phil Gene, 12th. ., ...31, Rinker, jerry, llth. ... 32,4-0, Rinker, Larry, 11th. . , 51, 69, Rinker. Meredith, Sth. . . . . . . . . . Risinger, Edward, 7th. . . . , . .24, Robbins, julie, 10th. ...... 27 45,68, Roberts, Ronald, 9th. . . . . .32, Rodgers, Leslie, 7th. ........ ...71, Rodgers, Patricia, 10th. ....... 26, 27, Roe, Mary Ann, 10th. ..24,27 59,68, Rogers. David, llth. .,...... 62,69, Roush, Sarah Elaine, 9th. ., .26 27,75, Rowe, Paula Jane, 7th. ....... ...24, Santilli, john Frederich, 12th. . 37, 42, Saxon, Larry, llth. .....,.. 43 59, 69. Schisler, Jane, 9th. .... .... . ..46, Schmidt, Susan. 10th. .,... ,.... . Schmuck. Frederick, 7th. . . . . . . . . . Schonhardt, Darlene, 7th. ..... 46. 71, Schonhardt, Violet, 9th. . . . . .23, SCHOOL LIFE ........ .. . . . .. Schoonover, Augustus, 9th. ,.,,,.... , Schoonover, Sonny. 9th. .,......,. 23, Schorey, Nancy, llth. 24, 27, 46, 62, 68, Schuhmacher, Harold, 10th. ......,. . . Schwark, Martha, Bth. .... .,..... . Schwark, Nancy, 10th. ... 23, 68, Schultz, Robert, 7th. ...........,.. . Schwancr, jon, llth. ..,12, 25, 31, 69, Schwarzkopf, Doyne, 12th. ......, 11, Schwarzkopf, Phillip, 7th. . . . . . . .24, Schwartzkopf. Joyce, 9th. .,........ . Scott. James, 7th. ..,..,,......., 24, Seimet, Patricia, 10th. ..... 27 . 46. 68, SENIOR OFFICERS AND SPONSORS SENIORS .............. .......,. SEVENTH GRADE . . ........,. . . Shady, Charlene, llth. .. .... 46, 68 Shady, Donald, 7th. ...,. ...... . Shady, jerry, 9th. ......,......., , Shady, Marilyn Kay, 10th. ..27,46, 68, Shafer, Laverne, llth. ...,.,...,. . Shatto, Michael Phillip, 12th. ..... .. 39, 61, 69, 86, 88, Shawhan, Douglas, 7th. ...,... .. , Shawhan, james, llth. . .... 23, Shawhan, Myra, 10th. . .... 46, Shelton. Bill, 8th .. . 71 71 73 79 71 71 71 73 79 71 71 71 71 73 73 75 71 77 71 60 73 79 77 73 86 79 79 73 71 77 74 89 77 77 79 89 71 86 79 75 77 71 89 75 55 75 75 79 77 73 77 71 79 86 71 75 71 77 88 80 70 .79 71 75 77 79 31, 89 71 79 77 73