Huntington North High School - Modulus Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1958 volume:

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Www as -1 ry , ..,. ., ,.,, ,A Sv .5 ::r::2 My N Q 1' fm, f, wa 'Q -amd, M-.hmmhn 1 md 's ini Halloween Dance A wcircl liluck and whitc g1'iIVCy2l.l'Cl grcctccl tha- conplcs who alttcnclccl tlio Halloween Dzlncc wliicli was liclcl on Octolicr 26, 1957, at flu' Xl2lS0lllC Tclnplc. 0 -awp .nil From 0:00 to 12:00 p.m. tllc clalncing skele- tons, gliosts, and golilins togctlicr witli tlic music of Jimmy Sticlfs combo 4-i'cz1tc'cl an z1pp1'op1'iutc utinosplicrc for tlic 15450 conplcs who uttcnclccl. Tlic clzlncc, nnclcr' tlic snpcrvision of Nliss Alice Klinc nncl XII. Lowell Bnzxurcl, was spon- sorccl liy tlic Bloncy Making Society of Snnsliinc JoAnn KI'lf'gl721lll11, clmirmzln of NI.Nl.S., and lim' co-cliuirmun, Nancy Coylc, liclpccl to makc tlic evcning lllll0l'gl'l'l2llJll' in cvcwyom-'s nicinory. llillllly cmiplcs-Spoolw 1-x'c'11ingl Craig Diffciilialilgli llllil Nancy linxzzml am- all l'l'1lily for il llig l'Yl'lllllg All l'iifki.LUflfllflliEiYsl Hawaii? Sllllflfll-llHfllxl'2ll UfXNi,Ii1S Sweetheart Dance Loyc wus iu tllc air on FUlll'llill'f' 8, 1958, wlicu tlic Nlusouic Tcmplc was trzuisfmmccl iuto Ll lT'll1ll21flll'C llczlvcu complctc witli cliulmlw cu- picls auul fluffy clouds. The music of jimmy Sticfs orclicstru zulclccl tlic final cclcstizil 'toucli to tlic sccuc. Tlic traditional marcli tlirougli tlic licurt was lccl by Ami Aclc uucl lu-r cscort, Rollo XYillizuus. Couuuittcc Cllillflllilll'l,l'gQ'y B1-clay, .luuct llicc, Nlzwtlul Iluclson, ,loAuu Kricglmuiu, Xuucy Cuylc, llucly lfouts, Polly Paxliucr--posc quictly ln-fm-c tlic lust iuiuutc rusli, to gc-t rcucly for tlic nluucc Slic was followccl lay tlic llxlllilllllllg 134 couplcs wlio wcrc given citlicr ll lmluc or wliitc cloucl by Nliss Naucv l3uzzz11'cl and Muster Craig Diffcu- lmugli. Tlic CllCllklIltCCl cvcuing was cuclccl ut uiicl- uiglit wlicu tlic Swcctlicurt Damcc of 1958 lic- czxmc u tliiug of the past. Loyc is in tlic uirl gg , A - ,windy . 1 ., Q V 2 T 56Q,.:f, 'wfggffgf A K Ff I - M Y N-1 ' 'R 2 -1 , 3 ggik I w N- 'Q if V Q ww ,wx I . .,.,1....- '55 323 'G -1 'sn Q? x Q : j 3, al THE EVER POPULAR The snnirtcst uc-rits and coolcst chicks spcncl thcir scant lcisnrc tiinc clung-ing nncl chatting clown at thc Swing Inn, which is loc-utccl in tht- pink :incl lmluck lxiscinciit of thc Y.NI.C.A. Iiw-ryoiic inc-cts thcrc ilftC'l' sports cvcnts anal on Nlonclny, VV0llllL'SIlily, Friday, and Sutnrclny cvcnings. This organization has an c-lcctczl govcrn- ing hotly czlllctl thc Swing Inn Blltlfil. Its officc-rs arc Snznnnc Chzllfzxnt, prcsiclcntg Alini vVi'lDl'I', x'icc--prcsiclciitg -lim Stringfcllow, sc-c1'vtz11'yg nncl Pc-g Schvihcr, of Hunting- ton Catholic, trvnsnrvr. Thr- oth:-r llN'lHlN'I'S from Huntington Iligh School :irc Mike' 'l'honiz1s, Iovcc lioclclmrt, Inns- Poclilcr, Bill XILITIQS, QIIIKIY Carol I-Ionscri Thi- Huntington Catholic rs'prs-sc-ntaztion consists of -loycc ltnncy, Tom Pcgzin, and Put Mcttlcr. Nlannic- nncl Erl Snnlcy, with thc hclp of Dorothy unfl Iilvwvlyn Coaltcs, si'1'x'c- cupnlmly nnrl wiscly as sponsors nncl pals. Evcryhocly rutcs Swing Inn spcciul -1-vcnts snch us Snclic Ilnwlcinis Nitc, Ncw Ycuris Evo Ilziiicc, Iloinccoining Duncc, Mistlvtoc Duncc, unml Twirp Wt-ck ns thc lx-st 1-vcr. All in ull only thc USIIIIRIITSU niiss ont on thi' Swing Inn flllll Lct's hope it's u slow onc, Bill! SWI G INN Things in-vcr svcin to stop jninping as cvcryonc clzlnlcs nu IV s UXCUSS l'IlCl'gy 5 t Row I: Bill Marks, Aliin WK-hcr, Snc Clllllfklllf, jim Stringfvllow, Pcg Schcilmcr, -Iunc Pochlcr How 2: Mrs. Coutc-s, Carrol Honscr, -Ioycc Lockhart, Mika' Thoinus, -Ioycc IIQIIICY, Pat Nh-ttlcr, Toni Pcgaln Row 1: Patty Weaver, Mary Ann Eisenhower udy Ellet Donnl Hoffmtn Betty Hutt Clrol Houser How 2: Ann Ware, Marilyn Fettcrhoff, Emily White Vlclxl Blrnhlsel Lin Hlstlngs NI lry unc Liw Anne M lrle Coshorn, Jean Musser . . . PREPARING PRESENTING AND PROCLAIMING Modulus Revue As the lights dimmed and the vel- vet curtains parted at 8:00 p.m. on March 19, 20, 21, another spectacular Modulus Revue was born. The show which included a variety of talent, was kept moving each night by the able master of ceremonies, Phil Schilling. Of course such a successful pro- duction as the 1958 Modulus Revue would not have been possible with- out the guidance and assistance of many people. The general director of this yearis revue was Mrs. Walter Young. Mr. McCabe Day was in charge of ticket sales and the stage crew. The high school orchestra and all other musical entertainment was under the direction of Mr. Cloyde Slater. The unusual and beautiful backdrops for the stage were de- signed and constructed by Mr. Ru- dolph Iohnson. As the curtain was lowered on the last act, everyone was again very con- scious of the vast amount of 'talent that is always a part of Huntington High School. Onc-two-three-kick? And what is more we hatc cach other very much! it 9 ' Q -Wa,- zw .. ., L' X' Sirk' QL, 1 gg' A Q, ... ,af 4 . . f - f 4 ,af uv inf 1 S Q, Ag Fifa KW-ff ,ffwgft W R ,mm-nom fm 1-Q I4 .,. 1 1. 'll ' M f JS mn- 1 ,, 1 , in ix 4 Judy nf f,11 ts Cluriuv wvillmmg VARIETY OF TALENTED PERFORMERS ':': gl if ' Y . Q V 'Indy Mussvr QUEENS COURT Surlclrzl Stvtzvl, Arlvnc Rickvrt Ruth Class. 13 My . . . CROWNING Baking day at the NVilliillNS home-. Sunday-and so to church. Our Regina reigns Vic torious! MISS JOYCE WILLIAMS MISS MODULUS l Modulus Queen The girl who won the honor of heing the queen of the 1958 Modulus Revue was Joyce Williams. Joyce competed With Arlene liickert, Ruth Glass, and Sandra Stetzel for the coveted recognition. The right to wear her crown Was gained when she sold 759 tickets to the show. Joyce is a junior at H. H. S. and lives with her parents, brothers, and sisters at 541 Franklin Street. An energetic girl of many interests, Joyce particularly enjoys cooking and dancing. A typical evening finds her helping her mother with dinner and then the dishes, Watching TV, baby-sitting, or going to the Swing Inn. In warmer Weather she enjoys swimming and other outdoor activities. She is also an officer in the G. A. A. Joyce attends the First Methodist Church Where she may be found almost every Sunday. The entire school was proud to have this Wonderful girl as its queen. Congratula- tions, Joyce! PRESENTING AND PRAISING ANOTHER SENIOR PLAY CAST Betty Cregg - Lisa Felton Suzanne Hart - Edward Fowler - Arlvutus Meadows C. Solomon Stone Dolores Stone - Hortense Anderson Kewpie Russel - Shorty lVelsh left Sanders - Mike Lang - Pudenhead Pye - 16 lunuc BURZXIAN SANDY Ciucini-in - - ANN HiA'r'r S'i'i1P11i':N Blierrmlzi, - - lem' Fours - - - jo1rNB1a1,1. CAno1.x'N S1ncA1ucn - DoNA Cmizxiicii - BONNIE ClALlCY Ron14:u'i' BRANYAN - JACK XVEBER Toixr RTCZDANIPIIA Pull, K1ui4:c:nAUM Seated: -ludie Burman. Stclmliug: Phil Kriegluauxu, Tom fXleDauiel, Dona Cemmer, -ludy Fonts, Steve Michael, Bolv Branyon, john Bell, Carolyn Shearer, Sandy Creider, -lack W1-her, Bonnie Cale-y, Ann Hiatt. Senior Play Are teachers human? This was the question which the Senior Class of ,58 answered on November 19 and 20, 1957, when they presented the three act comedy, ARE TEACHERS HUMAN1 hy james Reach. The play took place at Central High School in an average American town. As the story opened, complica- tions hetween Mr. Fowler, the new young principal, and Miss Meadows, the pretty, young English teacher, he- gan immediately. The hilarious situations which follow- ed kept the audience laughing continually. Despite shaking knees and perspiring palms, the cast presented the play in a very professional manner. XVe were very proud of them. XVe were also very grate- ful to Mr. Leslie XVilhern, Mr. Dale XVare, and Mr. B. P. McKay for their invaluable assistance and patience while coaching the play. XVe, the Class of 1958, will always remember ARE TEACHERS HUMAN? as a stupendous productionl SENIOR PLAY, ARE TEACHERS HUMAN? ,es7f1,m.'ww Ever-rcucly stage crew! Row 1: Clarion XVilliums. Row 2: Ann Adv, Cary Alnlvrosc, Sum Slwncficlcl, Holly RiClf.IOWlly- You mean l lluvc to rvucl, too How 3: Judy Cook, janet Rice. Upper right: l clonlt c-von know that -S'lll?,S alive! The lu-tw:-on acts gal: fm-stu! . . . CROWNING MISS KAREN ADAMS SENIOR QUEEN Senior Play Oueen Our congratulations go to her Majesty, Miss Karen Adams, who reigned as queen during the Senior Play of 1958. She was es- corted hy Stan Robinson and presented as queen during the play hy john Zeigler, Senior Class Presi- dent. The other two ean- didates who did eommend- ahle work, too, were -Ianet Bragg, escorted hy Torn Sands and Delane Smith, escorted hy Jim XVeher. Our queen, Karen Adams, re- eeives her gift from john Zieg- ler as Susie Chalfaut and the queenls eourt, Dt-lane Sinitl' 1 and lanet Bragg, wateh. -lanet liragg, Delane Smith. R . STUDYING AND RECITING This must be Mr. NIcKay's study hull-no sleepers! ,WWA U' AL..-F Now evervmle knows xom secret, tludvf 19 LEARNING HOW AND WHY THROUGH 'VN just un extra drop will d it-Boom! 20 The photographer seems to be more interesting than the lesson! Now wcfll tv nc to IHIISIL . I PRACTICE, EXPERIMENT, AND TEXT BOOKS Future Homemakers of America My, but the Freshmen are studious-theyill learn! Busy learning the art of mechanical drawing. PROGRESSING AND PLANNING FOR THE The shorthand class takes 21 gossip break! Art takes on an English accent. joe! It Cflllldlft be that boring, UTURE BY PARTICIPATION Bill! W'l1at will Miss YViI- son say when your DC-7 lands at her feet! It must have been a rlamly question! Pep talk for the American Field Service! x....f Sgr' K ON THE FIELD AND IN THE GYM Romanesque, Gothic, or Greek? One-Two-Three-Four Wfarm-up Time Crganizafion mllsicaf gr SCAQQ! SEV! 5 z QE, 1-gr-1 iii Y, SYS ww 55: cw 555' 1 F4 is Q 4 '39, R 15 I: joAnn Kriegbaum. Row 2: Clarice Wfilliams, Holly Ridgeway, Ioanna Allen, -Ioyce Lockhart, judy Fonts, Dc-Lee C tnuner. Row 3: Toni Harrell, Ianet Rice, Judy Nlusser, Carol Butler, Carol Houser. Row 4: jane Hastings, Ann Hiatt, Ruth C lnss, Phyllis johnson, Nlartha Hudson. Hour 5: Phil Schilling, Toni Sands. jerry Hastings, Bob Hamilton, Emily NVhite, B lrbara Schell ODULUS STAFF ORKS THRO GHO T THE YEAR Everyone likes to receive his yearbook at the end of the school year, but few realize the time and work that is spent by the staff while they are preparing the book. Our editor, JoAnn Kriegbaum, and her assistant, Carol Houser, were responsible for directing the staff, completing the book on schedule, and making it one of the best yearbooks produced at Hunting- ton High School. Mrs. Young, our faculty advisor, always man- aged to have a solution for all our problems. ' 'ffri l - 'i Q I , Q 1 ..,.::g: .,., 5'f3 'f 'j., ,I5.'fIQf:II2QEQ:I.EQ., -1 X - -1 - Q L A . ft 4 1' '- 'lf W . , .... , .W .mmm-xx, . Mrs. Young, loAnn Kriegbaum Judy Fouts, our copy editor. handed out as- signments to copy writers-Ann Hiatt, Martha Hud- son, Phyllis johnson, Indy Musser, Clarice XVil- liams, janet Veatch, Carolee Atkinson, janet Rice, jerry Hastings, Carol Houser, jim Stringfellow, Ruth Glass, Stan Robinson, Barbara Schell, Tom Sands, Carol Butler, Becky Fulton, Dona Howett, Nancy Altman, Ann Burnworth, Anne Marie Cos- horn, and Jane Hastings. Phil Schilling, who as- sisted Judy as sports editor, kept an accurate record of all sports activities. The typing was done by Janet Rice, and Delane Smith. The bookkeeping department was capably han- dled by Joyce Lockhart, our business manager. The advertising staff-janet Bice, Cary Am- brose, Bob Hamilton, and Rex Baker-under the supervision of Holly Ridgeway, advertising man- ager, collected ads to finance the hook. Our photograpliers-Tom Harrell, Gvido Lem- ke, Cary Ambrose, and Alon Nlickley-took, develop- ed, and printed our many pictures. YVe of the 1958 Modulus staff have accomplish- ed our goal of presenting a yearbook which we hope you will enjoy and remember always. Al1lIlCt liiuc, Holly lliclgcwuy, Bolm llzunilton WITH PURPOSE 1011 lXIiclxlc'y, Tom Harrell if Huw l: -Iucly Fonts. Huw 2: Clnricc XVilliiuns, Alum-t Rica-, -lucly lXlussv1', Carrol Butler, Carol House-r. Row 3: lam- Hastings, llutll Glass, Plmyllis -Inlin- son, Mzirtllu Huclsrm. How 4: Pllil Schilling, Tom Szmmls, -lorry Hastings, loycc Loclclmll, Bllfllllfil Scllcll -- MAKE THE DEADLINES Row 1: Carol Houscr, Carol Butlvr, Bula Hzuniltcm, Emily XVl1itv. Row 2: IIOAIHI Kricglmum, .loycv Lockhart, Phil Schilling, -lurly Fonts, Holly Hiclgvwuy, 1011111111 Allvn, Dc'Lcc Ccnimvr 29 STUDENT COUNCIL SOLVES SCHOOL PROBLEMS Row 1: Kenny Tewcl, Bob Hamilton, Carol Houscr, David Allen, XVillis Han- dall, Kenny Crawford Row 2: Shirley VanDinc, Cary Ambrose, janet Burkhart, Eincrson Fisher Row 3: Diane Hammcl, Glenda Oxley, Martha Ccc, -Iohn Bcerbowcr, lim Thompson, Stan Hannncl Row 4: lanet Derr, Betty Pegan, Claricc XVillialus, Homer Storey, Gary Mc- Voy, Steve Mowrer Row 5: Vicki Barnhiscl, Martha Hudson, Pam Ridgeway, joe Dolby, john Miller, jerry Hastings Row 6: Sharon Brooks, loan Myers, Mary Ann Eisenhower Row 7: lohn Bitncr, Jim Stringfellow, Emily NVhitc, Judy Ellct, janet Bragg The Student Council spent another busy year trying to solve certain problems which arose in the school. Onc of the big projects which was under- taken by this group was that of solving the utrafficv in the halls. To remedy this problem, a committee was appointed to write up a set of rules which the student body accepted and attempted to follow. Under the expert guidance of Mr. Goshorn and Mr. Johnson the council sponsored a money- making campaign to raise money for the American Field Service. The efficient officers for the year were jim Stringfellow, president, Steve Mower, vice- president, janet Bragg, secre- tary, and Stan Robinson, Treas, urer. The candy business is really booming! 30 EXCHANGE STUDENTS IMPROVE INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS RUDOLPH JOHNSON This year Huntington High School was privileged to have Mr. Rudolph johnson from WVarwick, England, as its exchange teacher in art. He will always be remembered for his walk, his smile, his sincerity, his accent, and his three beautiful Modulus Revue backdrops. Although his visit was a short one, we shall always remember him as our own Rudd.v AMERICAN FIELD SERVICE The American Field Service is a program that sponsors a student exchange between the United States and thirty- two foreign countries. This year Huntington High School AIR. IQUDOLIJH JOHNSON was fortunate to have Vanda Vieira from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, spend the school year with us. During the summer of 1957, Ioyce Lockhart, a senior at H. H. S., represented the school on her trip to Skovlunde, Denmark. MISS VANDA VIEIRA MISS IOYCE LOCKHART Row 1: Clarice NVilliams, Judy Crim, Martha Hudson, Judy VVood, Clarence Miles, Marilyn Fetterhoff, Gary Grimes, Sandy Eddington, Sheryl Johnson, Judy Rich, Leslie Brock, Vicki Kramer, Janet Cook How 2: Gail Kirkpatrick, Phyllis Simon, Martha Anderson, Jane Hastings, Phil Kriegbaum, Barbara Day, Betsy Jenson, Torn McElhaney, Mary Ann McNa1nee, Patty Moran, Becky Dillon, Shirley Schrock, Carol Rogers, Heather Hethcote BAND CONTINUES TO TURN IN The Huntington High School Band completed its thirty-second year under its very capable director, Mr. Delmar VVeesner. 1 This year the marching band had twelve high-step- i 1 ping majorettes who, led by their captain, Judy Musser, paced the drills and formations. Another figure always identified with the marching band was their drum Q major, Phil Krieghaum. Phil did a marvelous job as he completed his fourth year in this position. Something new for the band was a Band Council which consisted of two representatives from each class i who met with Mr. XVeesner every week to discuss plans ' which would better the band. Members this year were Mary Ann McNamee, Jane Hastings, Barbara Day, Ar- len Paul, Tom McElhaney, Cary Olinger, Steve Michael, and Clarice XVilliams. J The band played four practice concerts for the grade J schools during the year and presented its annual con- cert of May 4. The ensembles and solos which went to T the district and state contests won superior ratings. The J band as a whole competed in a contest held in New a l i w s w Haven, Indiana, on May 19. Phil Kriegbauni ui 3: Bmmic- Shan-fc-r, Crm-g Smith, Ccnv Klim-, N4-fl Sullowuv, Nlzlrilvn f:i'I'l'1ll'il, llxxw W'ix1vgz11'cl11v1', Sti-xv N I lllly Clmzluxlmc-rs. Kmmy 'I'1'0xvll, .lc-try 1,4-wis, liogn-r Cum-lm, Al2ll'k .lC'Ilgl'Il, Arlvn IQIIII, lflalon iYnl'c', Cjylllllill Slllllllll B lI'lJ1lI'2l Nluc-llc-r Sfllllllflllffi .Ic'l'l'y XVilSm1, Tlllll xIil'll1ll'l, Puffy AIU VHIOIIIPSUII, Camry Uliugcr, Dmmlcl Dmpvr. Bill XVUl'lxl'lllillL' COMMENDABLE PERFORMANCES limu I: -Iucly Davis, Ccmniv Hurt, Bc-tty Hiatt, -Ivan Nlussvr Huw 2: Susil- Bllllilfil, Nancy Alflllllll, Ruth Class, Sum XV11s111utl1 linu' fi: -Iillli't Bllrkllzlrt, xlllfillll Knylor, Alum- Uncle-rllill, ,Indy Nlussvr CHOIR TAKES CE TER STAGE The 56 voice a cappella choir of Huntington High is one of the finest organizations in the school. Under the direction of Mr. Cloyde Slater the choir proved itself to be an outstanding choral group. This year the choir made definite progress 'to- ward new robes by selling candy. The choir was kept busy with the many con- certs which have become animal events. A tour of the city schools once each semester was a mustf' A public concert was given on the Thursday pre- ceding Christmas. The one day spring tour took the singers to XVarsaw, Huntington Township, and North Manchester. On Good Friday the choir pro- vided the religious music for the afternoon services, and they also sang at the Easter Sunrise Service. In their spring concert a variety of music was pre- sented for an appreciative audience. The Swing Choir, boasting twenty members, presented jazz and popular tunes for several receptions and club programs. new swan! Altos, please trv to Slllif in the same lxev thu mxirvone else is using' 5 How l: Beth Shutt, Aloan Myers, Karen Adams, Sandra NVeinley, Mary Ann NlaeNamee, Sandra Kneller, Kay llui ni eutt, Aim VVare, Diane VVard, Iuclv Crimes, Carol Butler, ludv Ellet, Dixie Xliebael, Bonnie Caley How 2: Sandra Amiek, Carol llouiser, Mareea Landis, Donella Stouder, planet Burkhart, Barbara Day, Barbara Nliul ler, Cathy Thompson, -lane Smith, Loana Colesou, .Indy johnson, .Ioan Conxerse, janet llubley 34 Y v' v 9 gm itgifs 5 silt SUNSHINE SOCIETY 'X Ann Arlo, Snnsllinc Prcsiclcnt, illlil Miss Alics' Klinc, Sun- shinc Sponsor, lu-gin in cznnpuign to sr-ll thc ch-licions Snnshinv cnncly. WORKS FOR OTHERS To offcr hclp nncl fricnnlship to othcr pcoplc in our school is tliv inuin pnrposc of the Snnshinc Socicty. which has K'Othc-rs us its motto. This orgzrnizution :is colnposccl of all girls in Huntington High School. Tlic olficcrs for thc yl'il1' wcrc Ann Aclc, prcsiclcntg Bu1'lJz11'z1 Sr-lu-ll, vicc-prcsiclcntg -loznniu Allcn, trcus- nrcrg Sully Pcrry, rccorcling sccrctury, uncl Connie' Hurt, corrcsponcling sccrctrwy. Tho officcrs wcrs uhly ussistccl by thc two sponsors, Miss Alicc Klinc illlll Mr. Lowa-ll Bnxzurcl. Tha- socicty is cliviclcnl into ninncrons groups. Mary Mliitc Cnilcl was sponsorcnl hy Mrs. Portcr, Miss Ellis :incl Mrs. Pochlcr. julia Ilowctt zlctccl :is ClllllI'I11Z1l1. Thcir main projcct wus planning thc Holy M'cck Scrviccs. Calcs, sponsorccl hy Miss Klinc, clccorutccl and solcl Eazstcr cggs. Craft, tha- ncccllcwork gnilcl of Snnshinc, wus SPON- sorccl hy Mrs. Millcr uncl Miss Hanson. The connnit- tcc chosc jcun Ann K1lltCllINllI'li as their clulirinun. Social Scrvicc Snnlmczuns, sponsorccl hy Miss Sr-cs, chccrccl thc sick. Big and Littlc Sistcr, thc wclcoining connnittcc for the frcslnncn girls. was sponsorccl hy Miss Klinc uncl liczulccl hy jzlnct Ricc. M.M.S., thc moncy Illkllilllg, socicty, is muclc up cntircly of junior and scnior girls. Mr. Buzzard scrvccl ns thcir sponsor and .loAnn Kricgluunn wus thc-ir Cilpilllli' chnirinun. SUNSIIINIC Ul l lClillS: Connie Hart, Alflilllllll Allcn, Ann Amlc. Sully l'c-rry, Bzll'lu1l'z1 S4-In-Il 5 5 Q ,Q 4 A f Y .5 s . QE . 12 Egg f iii N 3,1 , 3? Z A . 36 . ,Z s I ' RSE 1 1 l 2 1 x sw Wgfgh sf E I f A'-AA 1 A A jj. .55 S 8 X QQ ' C3 YY Q ffl Rf i uth Class, Bonnie Caley. and ,Indy Xll lliree Old hlAllllS lrom liynn. 38 lsser render their version of i l'lie Q-nr -fi 0534! itat Wh.. FIRST DAD'S NIGHT A SUCCESS This year the Sunshine Society tried something new when they held a Father-Daugliter Banquet. A delicious meal was served 'to a large group of fathers and daughters while dinner music was played hy Becky Fulton. The enthusiastic gathering was welcomed hy Sunshine Presi- dent. Ann Ade, who asked each girl to introduce her father. Bonnie Caley, Ruth Class, and Judy Xlusser opened the pro- gram with an amusing arrangement of l'he Three Old Maids from Lynn. The speaker for the evening, Xliss lrene Nlyers, gave an inspiring talk on Life Is just a Dutch Treat. Evervone is looking forward to another successful evening next vear. SUNSHINE COUNCIL INITIATED Row 1: Arlvnc Rickert, jul-kic Nyc, Curolec- Atkinson, Holly Hiclge-way How 2: Emily XVI1itv, Dona Ilowctt, -Iucly Ella-t, Xlzlry Zim-glvr, Rita XVIN-cl:-r, 'Indy Casper Row 3: Indy Blacklmurn, Burlmru Ijily, Susan l'c'trucc'lIc, Carol blolmson, Susan Doa-rsclmcr, Susan Harris IMPRESSIVE HOLY WEEK SERVICES GIVE MORE MEANING TO STUDENTS AT EASTER 39 W.V.S.H. ANNOUNCERS Seated: Cynthia Shideler, Ann Burnworth, Mary Alice West, Ruth Glass, Carol Dolby Standing: Wendel Law, Bill Warkentine, Phil Gardner, Steve Michael W.V.S.H., AN INSTRUMENT Pop, something's wrong with tape recorder one and that program goes on the air in a few minuteslv is a typical distress call which passes between the intercom in the WVSH Radio Center to the intercom in Mr. McCabe Dayis office. Instantly Pop,' is on his way to find the trouble. Generally the solution is simply turning on the right switch. This year YVVSH, under the supervision of Mr. Day and Mrs. McClure, was on the air six hours every school day and broadcast all ball games and many other civic programs. One of the few school stations of its kind, WVSH is a real help in the classroom and is enjoyed by all. 40 Phil Schilling, Larry Ulrich Clarice Williams, john Ware 1 v Q S4 My my '32 fgfiekln ,K M-'J , 535 Wm. 4 Q 'X P Ry Q alll. MASQUE AND GAVEL This year Masque and Gavel practiced their motto, Speech for Use. Under the capahle lead- ership of Mrs. john NIcClure they presented plays, religious programs, and cluh programs. Officers were Ruth Glass, president, Joyce Lockhart, religious vice-presidentg Larry Ulrich, program vice-president, and Cary Olinger, secretary-treas1lrer. How 1: Becky Fulton, Nlarilyu Fetterhoff, lluth Class, Clariee Wfilliams, Carol Houser, Cyn- thia Shideler How 2: Cary Olinger, Arlen Paul, Tom Nlelflhaney, Steve Nliehael, ,lim -Iamison, jeff Ecl- r li munds, Larry Ulrich F 4 Y WOODSHOP FOREMEN In order to keep the woodshop running ef- ficiently Mr. Burke appoints a foreman each month. This year's foremen were Doug XVatkins, Sam Shenefield, Rex Baker, Roger Chambers, Larry Stell, Tom Sands, Larry Kaylor, and Rola- ert johnston. They helped Mr. Burke hy over- seeing classes, caring for tools and machines, and replenishing supplies. Only junior and senior hoys who achieve a B average in Woodwork are eligible for the posi- tion. Each month the foreman for that month was the guest of the Huntington FOFGIHGIIQS Cluh. -L2 How l: Larry Kavlor, Sam Chamhers, Nlr. Burke How 2: Doug NVatkins, llex Stell Shenc-field, 'l'oin Sands, Roger Baker, Holm Alolmston, Larry Left to Right: Donald WVarner, Kenny Crawford, Tom Mullins, jeff Belcling, Earl Geist, Porter Payne AUDIO-VISUAL If anyone desires to have a film shown or needs help back stage, he immediately calls on Mr. McCabe Day. Pop,', as the kids affection- ately call Mr. Day, then turns to one of his pe- riod supervisors for help. The boys who Worked as supervisors this year were Kenny Crawford, jeff Belding, Don Wfarner, Porter Payne, Earl Geist, and Tom Mul- lis. After serving with Pop', for at least two years, these hoys are given a letter in apprecia- tion for their service. SECRETARIES An important part of the Audio-Visual De- partment is the group of secretaries who work in Mr. Dayis office. These girls do typing, du- plication, and filing work. The girls Who servccl in this capacity this year were janet Derr, Donna Kaster, Sandy Greider, Sharon Foraker, Rose Holtrey, Janice Carroll, Barbara lllalker, Indy Crimes, Clarice XVilliams, Phyllis Johnson, and Kay Fisher. Seated: Barbara VValker, janet Dcrr Standing: Kay Fisher, Phyllis Iohnson, 'Indy Crimes, janicc Carroll, Sandy Creidcr, Claricc Williams 43 Left to Right: Dona Gemmer, Ioan Funderburg, Mr. Wilbern, Carol Butler, jean Ann Kaltenmark, Carolee Atkinson, Ann Ado, Debbie Kirkwood, Janet Bonewitz, -Ioyce Williziiiis, john XVarc-, Richard XVirc ACTUARIE F.T.A. The Future Teachers of Amer- ica is an organization for stu- dents Who are interested in the teaching profession. The mem- bers spent some time during the semester doing practice teaching in the elementary schools. The club was headed by Dona Gemmer, president, Holland Smith, vice-president, Richard Wfire, secretary-treasurer, and Carolee Atkinson, program chairman. Mr. NVilbern served as their capable sponsor. Actuarie is composed of student librarians. president, and Phyllis johnson, secretary-treas- These are the girls who help students in the li- urer. Miss Carolyn Reynolds is the club sponsor. brary find such unusual words as Platyrrhine and antidisestablishmentarianism. The highlights of the year were a get- acquainted picnic, a Christmas caroling party, The officers for the 1957-58 school year were and a spring reception honoring the mothers Suzanne Chalfant, president, Polly Palmer, vice- of the members. liozv I: Susie Chalfant, Polly Palmer, Iialcnc- Ncwhard, Bonnie Calcy, Carole-c Atkinson, Bar- bara NVillianis, Bc-tty Hiatt. How 2: Ruth Alordan, Phyllis johnson, Miss Reynolds, Marlene Ross, Ann XVarc, julia Howctt. 44 JUNIOR ROTARY Each school month a senior boy is chosen to be Junior Rotarian. These boys are picked on the basis of character, citizenship, leadership, and personality. Every Tuesday for one month the Junior Rotarian is the guest of the Rotary Club where he enjoys an excellent meal and pro- gram. The boys chosen this year Were: Octo- ber, Gvido Lemke, November, John Ziegler, December, Tom Sands, January, Phil Schilling, February, Jerry Hastings, March, Jim Weber' April, Stan Robinson, May, Jim Stringfellow. 9 Row 1: Jim Weber, Jim String- fellow, Tom Sands Row 2: Stan Robinson, Jerry Hast- ings, Phil Schilling Row 1: Judy Blackburn, Judy El- let, Betty Hiatt, Carol Houser, Bob Hamilton, Becky Fulton, Holly Ridgeway, Clarice Williams, Jo- anna Allen, John Bell Row 2: Mrs. Henderson, Nancy Altman, Carolee Atkinson, Barbara Day, Ann Ware, Leonard Janetz- ske, Dick Williams, David Allen Row 3: Sandy Amick, Janie Shroy- er, Martha Hudson, Judy Musser, Bob Schaffer, Mel Watrous, Mr. Coshorn Row 4: DeLce Gcmmcr, Ann Marie Goshorn, Joyce Lockhart, Jeffrey Hicks, Bruce Snider, Ted Ehlers 45 BIOLOGY CLUB To be eligible for membership in the Biology Club, one must have a B average in biology and a desire to increase his scientific knowledge. Each fall candidates for membership are voted upon by the old members who then initiate thc lucky homo sapiens. Officers for the 1957-58 school year were John Bell, president, Bill Mark, vice-president, Holly Ridgeway, secretary, and Sandy Amick, treasurer. Mr. Hummer and Mr. Goshorn were the sponsors for the organization. I I TRI-HI-Y CLUBS STRIVE FOR SENIOR TRI HI Y The forty-nine members of Sen- ior Tri Hi Y, under the sponsor- ship of Mrs. Richard Mann, had an active and successful year. They enjoyed panel discussions, inter- esting speakers, and a Mother- Daughter Tea. The officers were joAnn Krieg- haum, president, Phyllis johnson, vice-president, Suzanne Chalfant, secretary-treasurer, and Nlartha Hudson, chaplain. Row I: Dixie Bartroni, Maryann Cihson, Shirley Nh-Clnre, Imogene Akers, Ber- neice Boll, Kay W'eayer How 2: judy Cook, Sandy Yarger, Kay Hunnicntt, janet lliec, Holly llidgcway, Virginia Brown Roar 3: Patty Cole, Carolee Atkinson, Sandy Aniick, Gail Kirkpatrick Rout 4: Phyllis johnson, Peggy Beehy, janet Bragg, Marilyn Cerrard, Betty Pegan, Priscilla Nliller, Mary Alice VVest Row 5: Eva Dellord, judy Crini, Bonnie Caley, joanna Allen, Ann lliatt, Polly Palmer, Peggy Sell, Carolyn Shearer Row fi: joyce Lockhart, Aim Adv, judy Fonts, Xlartha Hudson, Dona Cennner, jo. Ann Krieghaum, Barhara WValker How 7: judv Nlusser, Vanda Vieira, janet Dcrr, ljelaiie Sinith h CLEAN SPEECH, KIUNIOR TRI HI Y The junior Tri Hi Y had a very enjoyable year. Among their many other activities they held a hake sale and a Snowball Dance. This year's officers were Bar- hara Satterwaithe, president, Sally Perry, vice - president, Sharon Brooks, secretary, Emily XVhite, treasurer, and janie Poehler, chap- lain. The sponsor was Miss Hanson. lion' I: l,orrainc Sprowl, Sally Perry, Barliara Satterthwaite Home 2: Nancy Coyle, jane Pcehler, janet Rigger How fi: Nancy Tlioinpson, Arlene Bick crt, Sharon Brooks, Carol llouscr How -1: Carol Butler, Barhara Schell, janet Boncwitl 46 CLEAN SPORTS, AND CLEAN SCHOLARSHIP lion: l: Connie Hart, Alanet Burkhart, -lucly Blackburn, Betty Hiilff, ,I1lCliil' Nye, SUSIP Blllfilffl. NIOHIUI KIll'lll'T, Nilllvy Nlaxton, lean Xlusser. Una Buzzard, lane Shroyer Row 2: Dixie Michael, Xlarcea Lanclis, Marion Kaylor, Ann Marie Coshorn, Mary -luue Law, Lincla Poehler, Barbara NVil Iiauns, Marilyn Fetterhoff, Rita XVheeler, Ann W'are, Barbara Nlueller, Marilyn Pratt How 3: Elaine Peggs, llita Hohnes, Nlarlene Boss, Susie Cihner, Patty Cook: Patty Xlorau, Cynthia Shicleler, Becky Borcl Santly XVL-inley, Ann Burnworth, Lynn Tllolnpsou Huw 4: Vicki Powers, Sharon Spicklemier, .Ioretta Osburn W? Y, , . il How I: Diane Howell, Sharon Blick, Diane Hauunel, Clencla Oxley, -luqly Davis, Clauclia Hosier, Billie Swartz Nlartha Gee, jane Unclerhill Hou' 3: Anita Ceist, Vicki Barnhisel, Pam Yarger, Susie VVilSIIIllLll, Dian Hou' 2: Patty XVeax'er, joanna Heyrle, Rosalie Cingerieh, Nancy Baker, Sharon Derr, Susie Petrueelle, Nlartha Anderson garclner Row 4: Nancy Yahne, Sharon Loflancl, Susie Harris, Maryann Eisenhauer, planet Biggers, lane Hastings, Pain Biclgewav, Iucly W'oocl, Pattv o Tho 13: n C:VV'l Durfli ff' ' ' H' ' ' ' ' -' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y ulso , ci neu, Nona Hlutfirlcl, -Iucly Caspu, Patty Cook, Mary Ball, Susie Reese SOPHOXIOBE TRI HI Y An extremely interesting year was enjoyecl by all who participated in Sophomore Tri Hi Y The main events of the year were a bake sale and a splash party. Officers were Xlonica Kneller, president, Nancy Maxton, vice-president, janet Burkhart, secretary, Pat Cook, treasurer, and Nlarcea Lan- clis, chaplain. Mrs. jack Nye was the sponsor. FBESHNIAN TBI HI Y This vearis Freshman Tri Hi Y hacl an event- ful vear. Their inanv activities included panel discussions, bake sales, and splash, parties. The officers were Clencla Oxley, president, Diana Hummel, vice-presiclentg Dianne Howell, secretarvg Sharon Elick, treasurerg and Patty XVeaver, chaplain. Miss Pat Kyle sponsored the group. 'K e Seashals, Beth Shutt, Nlarilyn Harris, Ann YVine- COUNCILI G GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Each student at H. H. S. is assisted in solving his problems by a class advisor. These helpful counselors are also on hand to plan each person's four year schedule. Counselors and their assistants this year were Mrs. Hillegas, janet Hubley, and Ev.1 DeBord, seniors, Mr. Diffenbaugh and Ianice Smith, juniorsg Mrs. Miller, Marv Chambers, and Julia Howett, sophomores, and Mr. Burke and Dona Cemmer, fresh- men. Seated: Mrs. Miller Standing: Mrs. Hillegas, Mr. Diffenbaugh, Mr. Burke Seated: .laniece Smith Stamling: Dona Cemmer, Eva Dc-Bord, julia Howett 48 1 9- 12 i 5 wg :ggi 2 . G. A. A. To become a member of the Cirls, Athletic Association, a girl must earn 100 points in various sports activities. Membership is maintained by earning a minimum of 25 points in organized activities during each year. XVhen a member has earned 250 points, she is awarded an 'cH g and after earning 350 points, she receives a state Wall plaque. Row I: Anne Coshorn, Ann Hiatt, Rose Tom- linson, lanet Derr Row 2: Carol Houser, Bonnie Shaefer, Phyllis johnson, Marion Kaylor, Betty Pegau, Patty Moran SERVICES AID STUDENTS IN SCHOOL LIFE Mrs. Poeliler and Mrs. Xlann are two of the husiest people in the school system. Nlrs. Mann, the school nurse, is in charge of maintaining the health of the students. Mrs. Poeli- ler's duty is to check on the prolong- ed absence of any pupil. They have both fulfilled their duties very effi- ciently. Xlrs. I,Ul'IlIl'I', Xlrs. Xlann 'aww-A-gf Q if ATTENDANCE DEPARTMENT The Attendance Department is headed lay Mrs. Porter, Dean of Girls, and Mr. Cerdes, Dean of Boys. Their work includes recording tardiness, collecting and filing absentee ex- cuses, and making up attendance sheets. Mr. Cerdes is also in charge of the testing program and other re- lated matters. Mrs. Porter, Mr. Cerdes ATTENDANCE IIELPEHS Mrs. Porter and Mr. Cerdes, the heads of the Attendance Department, were capalily assisted in their daily Work hy several students. The girls who kept records and make alisentee reports this year were Indy Cook, janet' Bragg, and Ruth jordan in the lloysi office and Sandy Yarger and Marlene Ross in the Girls' office. Left to Right: -Indy Cook, Ianet Bragg, IIIIIII Jordon, Sandy Yarger, Nancy Maxton 49 lio 2 3 . 5 w 3, , ., , sh-W-LST , u' I: -lflllll Zia-gh-r, Alllll Stl'i11gl's-llow, Cary Aunlmrosn-, l,1n'ry Sl:-ll, Alvrry llzrstings, rlilllll Szxnnls, 'lim W1-In-r, Km-nny lin!- faml. lim Bnlwr Hou' 2: Xlikl- lllllllllllh, llogc-1' flll1llHlJl'l'S. l'l1il Xylhllllllll. vllfllll slllllll. liolx llznnillon, llolm llnrris, Stain IlLlllllllL'l, llolx llznnm Hou' -'31 ,lolun lim-l'l1mxv1', llonnic- NX'llil1-svll, llon Uixvllzliss, Bill xY1llI'UllS, Xlilu' lim-x'1's. Curl NN'c'tl1'l's, Kvnny 'l'1'wm'l, AIUllII Owvn H v CL B BOOSTER CL B 'lllll' lIll'I1!lN'l'S ol' tlu- ll Clnlm llzlvv ull 1'c'cc'ivc'cl ,. . , , , . ,. . llw nznnc ol tlw lioostvr Llnlm sngqc-st Its pin'- .lt ll-mst onv manor lcth-1' nm sonw sport. Ilns vvzn' ,. . , ,. . . . ' posm'-to lmoosi tln' x1l'il1IQS. lllc- clnlv st1'lx'u: lUXX'1ll'Ql tlw clnlm wrotv il now L'0llSllllltl0Il wlncll sc-t nlown . '- . . . . . . . . ,, its goals llll'UllQ'll tlw l'OllONVll1Q 2lL'tlX'ltll'S1 print- tlw rnlvs azncl ln'-laws ol tln- 0l'QkllllZRlll0IIS, llwv . V ' K . . ' ' . . t-. ' UIQ lootlmll uncl lmslwtlmll proqrznn, 0l'QilllIZlllQ', also llllllf sonw cxc-n'llc'11t sports PlL'tlll'K'S Ill nrst ' . X - ' ' K H Il In lmnsvs to ganna-s wlncn am- ont ol' town, and sponsor- oor ' . , . , . .K . ,. . . IIIQ two lu-0 lmnsvs ll Yvzxr. llns vm-z11's 0lllCi'l'S wc-rc lom Suncls, prcsulcnt: ' ,, .' . . . , ' . . . lln' olllc-1-rs tlns vm-111' wvrc Stun llolnnson. Inn XM-In-r, vlcm'-p1'0snlc'11t1 alncl Xlllil' lnolnils. svc- . . ' . . - , - pri-sul:-nt: lhll Xlnrks, VICU-Pl'l'SlCll'lll1 amcl llollv rotz11'v-trc-11s1:rc-r. Sponsors lor thc- clnlx wx-rv Xlr. . . ' Xl ' I XI HHH! I lllClQi'XX'1lX', Si'CI'l'tlll'Y-tl'l'2lSlll'l'l'. Fllw sponso1'sfNlr. . vm-rs um A 11 1 vm. ' f , ' ,. , Nlvcrs, Xlr. Cyoslmorn, Nlr. XxllllOlll1, uncl Xlr. Nnulw bf' -srnootlwcl ont clillicnltivs uncl plnyvcl il vvry nnportzlnt p1n't in tln- sncccssfnl yl'ilI' wlncll tllc- clnlm vnjoyccl. Hon' I: lo,-Xnn Kl'l4'fllJ2llllll, Alncly Fonts, Alllllllllll Allvn. Holly lliclgv- waxy, Aloya-1' l,on'l4lnn'l Hou' 2: Dong KLOIIIIIIVIA, lintln Glass, Calrol llonsvr, Nznlcy Coylv, Bill Nlanlss, Sully l,t'l'I'y, Polly l,1llIll4'I', l'lnl xxlilfillllllll Roni 3: Camry Anllwosc, Sinn liolmin- son, .lim xVl'lX'l', -lin: Sfringfvlloxx Tom S2lIlilS, Bill VVntrons, l'llil Sclnl- ling, Nivli lliclgnmmy, Xlr. Uosllor Nlilw 'I'lIUlllilS a Il. ,K , iii 5 V wfvwh 4 ,f X ww is if G gn.. vm lm. HQ, :ASV ' NZ an-MU. ,V X .VQ1,f,Z, ' fgffia: 5-in :zlfffi . E'- - 5' I:.5I. w 5:-1'ZI5'2I ,..::'-: :- :sg-5 zz Q - : -.N:.:..H,,: X Q ' ww 4 ,M ,:.::,:f1:f:,p::'s:ge'g:-: x,..... H2 'wr-W uw 7-oofgall J3a5AefAe7!! fyefflmf. ' r w 00 3's.a'f 3 ,K ' fl F X a .. M '25, K -.M ,,, Q 1 AIS' g 1 9-f f ' QQNUV NORSE FIND ROUGH VIKES XVELCONIE NEVV SKIPPER Hailing from Wlestfield, Indiana, Coach Charles UVaveQ Myers arrived on the scene this fall just in time to begin the practice sessions at Kriegbaum Field. Three weeks before the first big game of the season Coach Myers had the boys hustling with anticipation of whipping the Marion Ciants. The drill sessions were characterized by the Col Col Col spirit and amiable attitude that made VVave Myers not only a real winner with the play- ers but also a winner with the entire student body. SHlP,S MATES Backing up the new Vike Helmsman this year were the three old faithfuls-Carl Seely, Oscar Nabb, and Ivan VVilhelm. Doon Seely spent most of the football season showing the up-and-coming freshmen how itls to be done. Oscar Naab served as line coach for the varsity forward wall. Ivan Wilhelm worked with the backfield and helped them devise and perfect all sorts of shifty and sneaky plays. Row 1: Roger Chambers, jerry Hastings, Tom Sands, jim Weber, jim Stringfellow, Larry Stell, Cary Ambrose, Rex Baker Row 2: Tom Smith, jim Haneline, Mike Thomas, john Beer- bower, Bob Harris, Mike Reeves, jim Shull, Ronnie Whitesell Row 3: Coach Myers, Phil Wasmuth, jim Keefer, Kenny Tewel, Ronnie Handwork, Steve Mowrer, Stan Hannnel, jim Reed, Coach Wilhelm SAILING IN FOOTBALL f '- r , Q 3 Hoy! XVIN-rv clicl you guys Ullllll' froin? 7 Io-Captains-'I'o1n Sands. Iiin VN 1-bor, und Iilu iugft-llowvtoss for tht- Lick-off, and NV:-ilu-r is Qlgililli NURSE GRID SCHEDULE Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington N I 2l1'iUl1 XYili5ilSil XYil1'S2lXX' IIzu'tt'oi'd City Cohunlii11 City Hocllvstcil' Plymouth Pvru l Iolmrt 55 Stl K .aa SIDELINE SHOTS AT THE FIELD IIIOIIT l1l2llIllQ i'I'S-IJOIIQ f:1'lllllll'I', Bob Ilaunil- This isnyt gumm wm- 1, Dzuicl Allvn, Stvw' Bcwlxsiz-ill, uml N011 clmlsmn-rc-zxclv for ummtlmvr lmusv l'N'l'IlTllg ul thc flvlcl. Pluu's vw-1'ybocly! lloucly? Hoy Alvunnvl Lcfs Yvll! 56 NOW ---- MEET THE BOYS im Stringfcllow jim XVvlw1' Nlikc Thomas Tom Smith IC. IIUIIOTHITIK' Xlvntifm C,,I.C. Illlfll lc-um C,.I.f,. Hmuomlvlf- X11-ntnm Hcx Balkc-1' Tom Sands .lc-rry IIilSfillg.Q KUIIIIF' ' un Bob H1u'ris Cilfy AlTl!J1'O3G Mike Reeves L, I5 s L111'l'f' St: ll C,.I.C.. llr 5 B With more than a half dozen sophomore gridders on the varsity this year, the remainder of the second year crew found tough going in the open stages of the schedule. Under the care- ful direction of Oscar Naab the Bn Team gath- ered steam as the final games were played. Everyone is looking forward to next year when these boys will show their stuff on the varsity. Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Row 1: Glen Fahrnow, Kenny Crawford, jon Myers, Carl VVetters, Leonard Ianetzske Donnie Schoeff, Rodney Rou- debush, Dick Winkleman, Dick Williams Row 2: Kelly Devall, George Riley, jim Coates, Bob Hercn- deen, Mel Watrous, Jeff Brown, Steve Mowrer, Steve Shoptaw, Dennis Mick, Paul Winkleman Peru 13 Hartford City 18 Wabash 7 NVabash 1 8 Marion 27 New Haven 6 Columbia City 6 TEAM AND FROSH FINISH SEASON IN HIGH GEAR Thirteen and zero must have been the Froshis numbers for this pigskin year. After deadlocking with Peru the Freshmen tripped up VVabash, 13-O. Wabash, however, turned the tables in a rematch, 13-O. Marion slipped by a scoreless Huntington, but New Haven wasn,t that lucky as the Frosh downed them-yes, 13-0. Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington 58 Peru 0 Wabash 0 NVabash 13 Marion 12 New Haven 0 Row 1: Roger Carroll, james Ervin, Ronnie Myers, jon Mick- ley, Carl Shenefield, Gary Mc- Voy, Chris Stomoff Row 2: Ronnie Nichols, jim Kaltenmark, J o h n Thomas, Dave Conners, jim XValker, Kenny Pontious, jim Hunni- cutt, Terry Floyd Row 3: Larry Roudebush, George Boh, Paul Recd, joe Dolby, Kent Paul, lim Deer, Larry Geist, Charles Ridgeway, Steve Paul, Gary Keefer INTRODUCINC IVAN As soon as the football season ended with the storing of shoulder pads and helmets, Ivan NVilhelm was busy pulling out gym shoes and thumbing through his scorebook. The Vikes were short on time before the opener with Co- lumbia City, and everyone was working over- time-coaches included. The pace didnt slack off during the winter months, and the Kaiserv had his hands full both on the hardwood and in the classroom. VVilhelm came through in fine style-after all, he's an old Vikel NORSE CAGERS OFF XVATERBOYS During the hardcourt play the cries of 'WVhere's my warm-up jacket? XVho stole my shoes? YVhere's the tapeP,' inevitably were heard. The fellows who got the warm-up jackets, found the shoes, and grabbed the tape, along with a million other duties were Bob Hamilton and VVendel Law. XVhat would a team do without them? DOC AND XVAVE SHOXV THE XVAY UP One man can't possibly manage all this bas- ketball business, so the Vikes have a couple of supporting coaches that show the up-and-com- ing Norsemen the road to the varsity. Doc Gos- horn piloted the Scyds through a sparkling sea- son, while YVave Myers turned in a fine record in his first year as Freshman Basketball Coach. 59 TO A FLYING START KAISER'S KIDS - - - 1957-58 EDITION Anothcr chaptcr of Huntington High haskcthall was rccordcd in athlctic annals this ycar-thc 1957-58 hardwood cdition. It rcad soincthing Iikc this. Thc Vikings provcd to hc quick startcrs as thcv whippcd Coluinhia City in fic o icncr. XVarsaw irovcd to hc too much for thc Vikcs, hut thc liollowinff wcck 1 . . 5 .. Pcru fc11 Iwtorc Huntington. Aicx, South Side, XVahash, Iiairttord Citv, Biutt- ton, and Muncic Burris all managcd to cdgc thc Vikcs in th1'i11ing contcsts. Thc Vikings naiicd down third spot in thc Holiday Tournamcnt as thcv lost to North Sidc of Fort XVaync. hut downcd XVahash. Back oncc again in rcgular play thc Norsc took it on thc chin froni Marion and Elwood. Thcn thcv hounccd hack into action as tht-y cruiscd past Dccatur, North Manchcstcr, and Tipton. Thr- tide turncd for thc Ht-d and Black as Plymouth, Logansport. Auhurn, and Pmoclicstcr succccdcd in routing thc Vikcs. In thc Scctional rIIOIll'IlilIII0II1 IIunting- ton gunncd its way into thc championship gamc, only to slip into dctcat in 'thc cIosing stagcs of a hard-fought contcst. As wc 1ook hack upon 1957-58 wc'1l not forgot thcin-XVc1i, String, Sands, Snakc, Buzz, Pogo, Sain. Handy. Kcnny, the two Nlikcs, and Big Bill-thc Varsity Vikcs. THE SEASON IN A NUTSIIELI. S Yikcs G0 Coiunihia City 50 Yikc s 44 XVaImasIi 43 Yikcs 51 XVlll'S2lVS' fi'1 Vikt s 49 Nlarion 55 Vikcs 63 Pcru 48 Yikcs 653 lilwood 80 Yikcs 42 A1cx 63 Yiki s G5 Ilccatur 51 Yikcs 41 South Sidt- S1 Vikt s 63 North XIai1c1u'st1'r 46 Vikcs 47 XVa1mash 7-I Yikt s 84 Tipton 49 Vikcs 50 llartford City' 63 Yikt s 49 I'1ynioutIi 59 Yikcs 49 BIIIIIHKIII 52 Yiki- 51 Iiogansport 93 Yikcs 35 Xlunt-ic Iiurris '11 Yikt s 47 Auhurn 56 Vik:-s 37 North Sidt- 17 Yikcs 03 I1och1'stL'l' 74 lion' I: lim XYc1wr Iionnic Iiaudwork 'I'oiu Sands. 1'In1 kYasniut1ii lim Strinjfciiow Hou' 114-c YDS 2: -Xlikc '1'hoiuas, Kcnny 'I'cwcI. lioIIo XYiI1iains, vlcrry Hastings.. Kc-uny Bullard, Niiki' ,V 11 me . limm Q . ' umm! U A Q, ,,,,,N, -M My f W ix b ...M,,,.w S.,,u,,fh-an-M' N.-I -I ,I ...ik :I 1 ' f , ff . :,, - Erie, - Q h ff, if Z.,-Ax :mg WM may i , B ' xi' -E.: ' awww aww 5 at 5 'A : Aw :ww li lun 1 5 I 7 W li 23 A , A 4, M, - -. - 'iikizai MT 5 6 Meg g,,-,,n'hm-uv un in 1 Q .W W A 'FEW the -1 Q. U v 1 N aw '-od' 'si' ww mwwmh .14 Polly Palmer, -lean Nlusser, Judy Mussel' VIKE CHEERLEADERS CONTRIBUTE EXTRA PEP VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The jumping, jiving acrobats that were seen doing their stuff at the football and basket- ball games this year were 'Indy Musser, Polly Palmer, and .lean Musser. Wfhether there were six or six hundred fans to back the Vikings, the girls could bc found at every game, home or away. These girls led our school in sportsman- ship which has been unequaled in the last few years, and we want to say 6.Tll2lllkSlll for , a job well done. Good Luck Vikcsl 62 'i f-C Ill Ulf , gl ry Polson How I: Steve Nlowrer, Glen Fahrnow, Kenny Crawford, lon Myers, Stan Hanunel, -lim Stonehralcer, Har Row 2: Steve Beehstein, Kenny 'll-wel, john Owen, Bolm VVallxer, Coach Coshorn, Carl VVetters, 'l'om Smith, Don Sehoeff, David Allen The Seydlings rolled along this season for eight straight games without a single hitch, and wound up the season with an above-parv 15-5 record. That's not to say that there weren't some real hattles. For instance, the Seyds had their hands full when the VVahash Papooses made a last minute rally. -And who can forget that thrilling game with Elwood when the Seydlings went into the lead in the closing seconds. In fact, the Seyds almost outdid themselves for several members of the squad were juggled around with the varsity throughout the year. Eventually, hoth Ron Handwork and Kenny Tewel earned their herths on the first-string line-up. Despite the trading and trading, the Seyds kept their winning ways while eying the future with eagerness. Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydliugs Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seycllings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings Seydlings SCYDLINGS BREEZE THROUGH A STIEF SCHEDULE 553 45 48 34 23 42 47 30 27 42 45 39 34 45 45 46 49 43 44 '38 Colmulmia City Warsaw Peru Alexandria Fort VVayne South NVahash Hartford City Bluffton Nluneie Burris Nlarion Elwood Decatur North Nlanehester Tipton Fort NVayne North Deeatur Plymouth Logansport Auhurn lioehester 31 31 32 O0 22 37 38 I8 353 537 36 I5 47 43 50 423 20 53 38 46 Our snappy, Q-apahle Seydling yell leaders for 1958 were Connie Hart, Susie Buzzard, and Ruth Glass Ho VVlio rloes have it? Frosh cheerleaders-Diane Hannnel, Carol johnson, Dianm wt-il, -Iudy Davis-lead a rousing yell for a Winning tezun FRESHMEN FINISH WITH WINNING SPURT The first-year crew chalked up a total of 11 Wins and 7 losses on the hardwood this year. The Freshmen, playing together for the first time, started slowlyg but finished the season in the Win column downing 8 teams in a row. NVith plenty experience and confidence behind them, everyone looks forward to next year as these boys move to the B-Team. Huntington 33 Peru 19 Huntington 30 Pierceton 38 Huntington 33 VVarsaw 40 Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington Huntington 35 4U 36 31 53 26 O57 ..i.. 38 36 42 33 49 49 29 61 clillllllllblll City NIL'ClIllIlL'll Martin Boots Logansport Mississinewa NVZIIJIISII Lalfontaine Martin Boots Coluinliia City Piereeton Lalfontainc xIL'flllll0CIl VVarsaw Nlississinewa North Manchester 4.1 41 23 37 24 27 24 28 34 32 25 4 l 37 24 36 Row I: Bill YViIIialns, Paul Reed, john Thomas, Kent Paul, Cary Keefer, jim Derr, Ron Nichols How 2: Kent Bragg, Horner Storey, Cary Mt-Voy, -lim Kalteninarlt, Roger Carroll, -lim Hunnieutt Hou: 3: Coach Nlyers, -lim Stoinoff, Ilonnic Hofmann, Lynn Iiiekert, Carl Sehenefield, Ronnie Burnworth 65 eniorf unior5 SoPAomores G-Les men 2 1 J I Ng and ml 5539-' W3 e S K' SENIOR OFFICERS Soon after the fall term start- ed, the seniors began consider- ing whom they should elect to guide them through the deci- sions of their final year. They wanted officers who were de- pendalule, competent, and who would he good leaders. The stu- dents whom they elected were: john Ziegler, presidentg Tom Sands, vice-presidentg Polly Pal- mer, secretaryg and -ludy Mus- ser, treasurer. These officers have fit the qualifications per- fectly, and they have success- fully led the class through the routine and rush of senior life. Tom Sands, .Indy Nlusser, Polly Pal- mer, Alolm Ziegler SENIOR CLASS LED CAPABLY BY OFFICERS AND SPONSURS f --.... Dali- NVal'e, Leslie XVillJeru SENIOR SPONSORS No senior class could ever he a success without its sponso1's. The Senior Class of 1958 were fortunate to have Mr. Dale XVare and Mr. Leslie XViIhern as their class advisors. These two wonderful men patiently with- stood the panic and confusion of the senior play and gradua- tion. They will long he remem- hered hy the seniors as the steadying figures for a year of chaos. ADAMS, KAREN Cheering Block 1,25 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Sunshine Society 152,35 Modulus Revue 35 Senior Queen5 Choir 1,2,3,4. ADE, ANN LOUISE Cheering Block 1,2545 Masque and Gavel 1,25 Sunshine 1,2,3,45 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Honor Society 3,45 Modulus Revue 2,3545 F.T.A. 45 Class Secretary 35 Tri-Hi-Y 152, 3,45 Treasurer 15 Student Council 1,25 Scylding Cheerleader 25 Sun- shine President 4. AKERS, INIOGENFI Cheering Block 45 Masque and Gavel 25 jr. Candy Seller5 Sun- shine 1,2,3,45 Tri- Hi - Y 3,45 WVSH 2. ALLEN, jOANNA Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Biology Club 2,3,45 French Club 253, Vice President 35 Cheering Block 45 Masque and Gavel 35 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Modulus Staff 354, Circula- tion Manager 45 Modulus Revue 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, President 35 Stu- dent Council 3, Secretary 35 Re- ception Committee C li a i r m a n5 Band 152,35 C.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Sun- shine 1,2,3,4, Recording Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Honor Society 4. AMBROSE, CARY Booster Club 1,2,3,45 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Modulus Revue 3,45 Foot- ball 153,45 Modulus Staff 45 Hi- Y 35 Student Council 45 Choir 3: Student Manager 35 H Club 3,45 Track 1,35-1. AMICK, SANDRA Biology Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 Cheering Block 152,45 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Sunshine l,2,3,45 Modulus Revue 253,45 F.T.A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,3545 Choir 1,2,3,4. BAKER, REX jr. Candy Seller5 Modulus Staff 45 YVorkshop Foreman 45 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Football 153,45 Student Manager 15 H Club 45 Track 1,2,3. BARTROM, DIXIE Cheering Block 1,2,3,45 jr. Candy Seller5 Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4. BARRICK, LARRY jr. Candy Sellcr5 Nlodulus Staff 35 Student Council 35 Student Man- ager 1. ANDERSON, SANDRA KAY Cheering Block 1,2545 Masque and Gavel 25 jr. Candy Sellcr5 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 XVVSH 1,2,3,4. ATKINSON, CAROLEE Biology Club 3,45 Cbeering Block 1,2,45 Masque and Cavel 2,35 Sunshine Society I,2,3,45 jr. Candy Sells-1'5 Modulus Re- vue 3,45 Mozlulns Staff 45 F.'I'.A. 45 Actuarie 253,45 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Secretary - Treas- urer 35 Reception Committee Chairman5 NI.S.S. Commit- tee Chairman 45 Cheerleader 15 NVVSH 25 Sunshine Council 4. BRACG, -IANET Clicering Block l,2,4, Cancly Seller, Sunsliine Society l,2,3, 4, Senior Play Queen Cancli- date, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Stucleut Council -1, Atteuclauce Assist- ant 4. BBANYAN, liOBlQli'll Biology Club 3, Nlasque ancl Gavel l, -lr. Cancly Seller, Moll- ulus lievue 3, Senior Play, Hi- Y l, Bancl l. BEEBY, PEGGY Frcncli Club 3, Clieering Block 1, ZA, Masque ancl Gavel 2, lr. Candy Seller, Sunsliinc 1,2,3,4, Noclulus Revue 3, Freslnnan and Sophomore Class Secretary, Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3,4, lXl.lXl.S. Committee Cliairuian. BELL, JOHN Biology Club 3,4, President 4, Masque anal Cavel 3,4, Alr. Cancly Seller, Nloclulus Revue 3,45 Sen- ior Play, Concession Mariager 3, Hi-Y 2, Stuclent Council 2, Recep- tion Conunittee Cliairman, Stu- clent Manager l,2, Honor Society 4. BUH, BERNICE Clieering Block 253, Candy Seller, Sunsliine Society l,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. BOTKIN, AIAMES Union High Scliool, College Cor- ner, Oliio l,:2,3. BUVVEN, BENNY Booster Club l,2,3g Basketball l. BONVNIAN, IAMES XVorksliop Foreman 4. l'lliUVVN, VlliClNlA Clieeriuq Block l,2,-1: lr. Cauclx Seller, lSunsliine Society l,2,3,Lii, Tri-Hi-Y l,3,4. BURLEY, ARTHUR -lr. Cancly Seller, Reception Coln- niittee Cliairxnan. BUZZABD, KEN N ETH Clioir 3,4, Basketball l,2,3,4, Foot- ball lg H Club 2,3,4, Track l,2,3,4 f BYRD, PHYLIS Jr. Candy Seller, Cheering Block 1,3g Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Actuarie 1, 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3. CALEY, BONNIE Cheering Block 1,2,4g Masque and Gavel 2,3g Ir. Candy Seller, Sun- shine Society l,2,3,4g Modulus Staff 2,35 Modulus Revue 2,3,4g Senior Play, Aetuarie 3,45 Tri-Hi- Y l,2,3,4, Choir 44 Reception Connnittee Chairman. CHALFANT, SUZANNE Biology Club 1,2,3,4g Cheering Block l,2,4g Sunshine l,2,3,4, Masque and Gavel 2,4g jr. Candy Sellerg Actuarie 2,3,4, President 45 Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3.4, Chaplain 1, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4, Student Coun- cil 2,35 M.M.S. Committee Chair- man 4g Sunshine Corresponding Secretary 23 Sunshine Vice Presi- dent 3. CHAMBERS, MARY Masque and Gavel 2,3,4, jr. Candy Seller, Sunshine Society 1, 2,3,4g Chairman Mary NVhite Guild 3, G.A.A. 2,3,4g Guidance Assistant 4. CHAMBERS, ROGER -lr. Candy Seller, WVorksl1op Fore- man 3,43 Football l,3,4, H Cluh 4, Track 2,3,4. CHUDEK, EDNA BIARIE Chorus 3,44 Smith Bend Central High School 1,24 Battle Creek High School, Battle Creek, Michi- gan 2, Sunshine 3. COOK, JUDITH ANN Cheering Block 1,2,4g Ir. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Senior Play Prompterg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g At- tendance Assistant 4. COSSAIRT, IEHRY jr. Candy Seller, Choir l,2,3. CUNNlNCHANl, ESTHER Cheering Block l,2,4g Sunshine l, 2,3. COLE, PATRICIA Cheering Block l,2,4g r. Candy Seller 3, Sunshine l,2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 4. CONNEH, CHARLES Hi-Y l,2g Band l. GEHT,EARL Modulus llevue 2,3g Hi-Y 13g Choir l,2,3,4g Swing Cboir :2,3. Glfmlllllilll, DcLEH Biology Club 2,3,4g Cbeering Block l,2,4g Masque and Cavcl 2,4g Sunsliinc Society l,2,3,4g jr. Candy Sellerg Modulus Staff 4g F.T.A. Tri-Ili-Y 1,2,I3,4g Honor Society 4. CUNNINGHAM, FRED DQBOHD, EVA Tri-Hi-Y 4g Guidance Assistant 4. DEHH,jANET Frencli Club 2,3g Clieering Block 1,2,4g jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Modulus Revue 2,4g F.N.A. lg Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Student Council 4g Audio Visual Secretary 4g Recep- tion Committee Cliairmang Cheer- leader lg C.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. DRUlNlMOND, JOSEPH Modulus Revue 2g VVorksl1op Foreman 43 Track 1. FISHER, EMERSON Lancaster Township l,2g Student Council 4. FOUTS, IUDITH Booster Club 1,2,3,4g French Club 2,33 Sunsliine 1,2.,3,4g Cbeering Block l,2,4g lXlklSflllC' and Cavel 2, 3g -Ir. Candy Sellerg Modulus Staff 2,3,4, Copy Editor 41 Modulus Re- vue 2,3,4g Senior Playg Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Student Council lg Cboir l,2,3,4g Sextette 3,4g Swing Cboir 2,3,4g Reception Committee Cbair- mang M.BI.S. Committee Cliair- man 3,4g C.A.A. l,2,3g VVVSH 2, 3g Honor Society 45 K.B.F. CElXllXlEll, DONA Clieering Block 1,2,4g Masque and Cavel 2g lr. Candy Sellerg Sun- sliine l,2,3,4g Mary XVbite Cuild Cliairman 3g Modulus Revue 4g Senior Playg F.T.A. 2,3,4, Presi- dent 4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g Cuidance Assistant 45 C.A.A. 2.3. GERRARD, BIAHILYN lr. Candy Sellerg Sunsbine 1,2,3,4g Modulus Revue 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, 4, Vice President 3g Band l,2,3,4. GIBSON, NIARYANN Cbeering Block 2,4g Masque and Gavel 44 Candy Seller. Sunsliine l,2,3,4g Modulus Revue 3,4g Tri- Hi-Y 4. GORDON, LEE Hi-Y 2,35 Chorus 152,3,4. GREIDER, SANDRA Biology Club 2,3545 Cheering Block 152,45 Sunshine 1,253,45 Masque and Cavel 2,35 jr. Candy Sellerg Modulus Revue 2,35 Sen- ior Play5 Tri-Hi-Y 152,35 Student Council 25 Audio Visual Secretary 45 Attendance Assistant 35 C.A.A, 2,3. Crum, JUDITH Cheering Block 2,45 jr. Candy Seller5 Sunshine 1,2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4. HASTINGS, jERRY Biology Club 3,45 Honor Society 3,45 junior Rotarian 45 Nlodulus Staff 45 Basketball 2,3545 Football 2,3,45 Modulus Revue 3545 Student Council 3,45 H Club 3545 Track 253545 Temple, Texas 15 K.B.F. HIATT, BARBARA ANN Lancaster Township 1525 Cheer- ing Block 45 jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 3545 Modulus Staff 45 Modulus Revue 45 Senior Play5 Tri-Hi-Y 3545 C.A.A. 3,45 Honor Society 4. HICKS, PHILLTP jEFFREY Biology Club 35 Masque and Cavel 25 Modulus Revue 3,45 Hi-Y 25 Student Council 15 Audio Visual Supervisor 15 Reception Commit- tee Chairmang Student Manager 2. HOSTETLER, SHIRLEY jEAN Cheering Block 1,25 Student Council 15 C.A.A. 1. HUBLEY5 jANET Cheering Block 1525 jr. Candy Seller5 Big and Little Sister 152535 45 Modulus Revue 253,45 Tri-Hi- Y 1525 Choir 152,3,45 Guidance Assistant 4. HUDSON, MARTHA Biology Club 253,45 Secretary 35 Masque and Cavel 2,35 jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 15253,45 Modulus Staff 45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Chaplain 3,45 Student Ccouncil 2,45 Recep- tion Committee Chairmang M.M.S. Committee Chairman 45 Band 1 253545 Band Council 35 Honor So- ciety 4. a HILL, .l0HN Basketball 1,2. HOLTREY, ROSE Cbeering Block 1,25 jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 15253,45 Tri- Hi-Y 152,35 Student Council 3, 45 Audio Visual Secretary 45 Chorus 15 Cheerleader iw as tl' 'WF KALTENNIARK, ,IEAN ANN Chez-ring Block 2,3444 Masque and Cavel 34 jr. Candy Seller, Craft 3,4, Chairman 44 F.'l'.A. 253,44 'liri-Hi-Y 2.73,4. KASTNER, DONNA Biology Club 263,44 French Club 34 Masque and Gavel 3g Sunshine 1,3,44 -Ir. Candy Sell- crg Actuaric 34 Tri-Hi-Y 142,34 Audio Visual Secretary 4. HUNNICUTT, KAY -lr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 1,2,3,44 Modulus Revue 3,44 Tri-Hi-Y 44 Choir 1,2,3,4g Sextette 44 Swing Choir 3,4. HUNNICUTT, SHIRLEY Alr. Candy Scllerg Sunshine 1,2,3,4. .lOIINSON, PHYLLIS French Club 2,3, Secretary 3g Cheering Block 1,2,44 Sunshine 1, 2,3,44 Ir. Candy Seller4 Modulus Revue 24 F.N.A. 14 Actuarie 2,3,4, Sec-Treasurer 44 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4, Vice President 4g Audio Visual Secretary 44 Reception Committee C h a i r m a ng IvI.M.S. Committee Chairman 4g C.A.A. 1,2,3,44 Hon- or Society 4. -IOHNSTON, CLARENCE Basketball 14 Football 1. VIOHNSTON, BOB -Ir. Candy Sellerg Workshop Forc- man 44 Basketball 1. jOllDON, RUTH Sunshine l,3,44 F.'l'.A. 3, Secre- tary 34 Actuarie :2,3,44 Tri-Hi-Y 2,5141 Student Council 4g Attend- ance Assistant 4. KAYLOR, LARRY -lr. Candy Sellerg Modulus Revue 2,34 Workshop 44 Choir 1,2,3. KIRKPATRICK, CAIL ANN jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 1,2,3,44 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4Q Choir 14 Band 1,2, 3,-1. KNIGHT, -IUDITH Booster Club :2,3,44 Cheering Block 1,44 jr. Candy Sellerg Sun- shine 1,2,3,4g Modulus Revue 2,34 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,34 Treasurer 24 Stu- dent Council 24 Choir 1,:2,3. KRIEGBAUM, IOANN Valedictorian, K. B. F.5 Booster Club I,2,3,4, Sec.-Treas. 35 Biology Club 2,3545 Cheering Block l,2,45 Masque and Gavel 2,35 jr. Candy Seller5 M.M.S. 354, Chairman 45 Big and Little Sister l,2,3,4, Chairman 25 Honor Society 3,45 Modulus Staff 253,45 Editor 45 Modulus Revue 35 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3, 4, President 45 Student Council 25 Reception Committee Chairman, WVSH 3. KRIEGBAUM, PHILIP Booster Club 2,35 Masque and Gavel 1,2,35 jr. Candy Seller5 Sen- ior Play5 junior Class Vice Presi- dent5 Hi-Y 25 Student Council 2,45 Reception Committee Chairmang Band I,2,3,45 Band Council 25 Drum Major l,2,3,45 Honor So- ciety 4. LAFFERTY, DIXIE Ir. Candy Se1ler5 Sunshine I,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Huntington Catholic 1. LEE, KATHERINE Cheering Block 1,2,45 jr. Candy Seller5 Sunshine l,2,3,4. LOCKHART, JOYCE Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Biology Club 2,3,4, Treasurer 35 French Club 2,3, Secretary 25 Cheering Block 1,25 Masque and Gavel 2,3,4, Vice President 45 jr. Candy Seller5 Sun- shine l,2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Modulus Staff 3,4, Business Klan- ager 45 Modulus Revue 45 Fresh- man Class Treasurerg junior Class Treasurerg Tri-Hi-Y I,2,3,4, Presi- dent 25 Student Council 35 Re- ception Committee Chairmaug M.M.S. Committee Chairman 3,45 International Field Service 3,45 K.B.F. McBAY, FRANCES Sunshine 35 Modulus Revue 35 Dierkes, Arkansas I5 Roanoke, In- diana. KICDANIEL, TOM French Club 35 Masque and Gavel 3,45 jr. Candy Sellerg Senior Play5 Student Council 25 General Chair- man of the Reception. MICHAEL, STEPHEN Masque and Gavel 2,3,45 -lr. Can- dy Seller5 Modulus Revue 253,45 Senior Play5 Swimming Team 1, 2,35 Band l,2,3,45 Band Coun- eil 4. MILLER, PRISCILLA Cheering Block 1,45 Masque 3,45 Ir. Candy Seller, Sunshine I,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Modulus Revue 3,4. NIeBRIDE, NANCY Cheering Block 1,25 jr. Candy Seller5 Sunshine l,2,3,45 Choir 3,45 Sextette 45 Swing Choir 3,4. MCCLURE, SHIRLEY Chcering Block l,2,45 Candy Seller5 Sunshine l,2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 253,45 Choir l,2,3,45 , NI.XI.S. Committee Chairman 45 Senior Play art work. 'Y . if fx..- 5 PALMER, POLLY Booster Clulv 2,3,4, Biology Cluh 2,3545 Freneh Club 35 Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Masque and Gavel 2,35 Modulus Revue 1, 13,45 F.'l'.A. 45 Aetuarie 2,3, 45 Senior Class Seeretaryg Tri- Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Viee President 25 Ni.M.S. Committee Chairuiau 45 Cheerleader 2,3,4. PASSVVATER, UDITII' MIX, LARRY Track 2. MULLIS, THOMAS Modulus Revue 45 Senior Play Stage-Handg Audio Visual 1,253,415 P.A. announcer 45 Foothall sound 4. MUSSER, .IUDY Biology Clulm 3,45 Cheeriug Block 1,25 Masque and Gavel 3,45 -lr. Candy Seller5 Honor Society 3,45 Modulus Staff 45 Modulus Revue 3,45 F.N.A. 15 Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Senior Class Treasurerg Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, President 15 Stu- dent Couneil 15 Cheerleader 2,35 45 Majorette 1,2,3,4. NETERER, KAREN Cheering Block 1,25 -lr. Candy Sellerg Rig and Little Sisters l, 25 Modulus Revue 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2,35 Student Council 3. NEWHARD, RALENE Cheering Block l,2,45 lr. Candy Seller5 Sunshine 1,2,3,45 Modulus Revue 3,45 Aetuarie 2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y l,2,4g Choir 2,3,45 Sextettc 4. NORTH, jOHN Modulus Revue 2,3,45 Choir 152, 3,45 Swing Choir 2,3,45 Quartette 2,4. PAYNE, PORTER Blodulus Revue 3,45 Workshop Foreman 45 Audio Visual Super- visor 3,45 Track 1. PEARSON, GERALD Workshop Foreman 4. PEGAN, BETTY Chee-ring Bleok 152,45 Ir. Candy Sellerg Sunshine 1,:2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Student Council 45 C.A.A. l,2,3,4, Viee President 3, Presi- dent 4. RANDALL, XVILLIS Jr. Candy Seller, Student Coun- cil 4g Football l,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Baseball 2,3, RICE, JANET Cheering Block 1,2,4, Jr. Candy Sellerg Sunshine l,2,3,4, Big and Little Sister Chairman 2,3,4g lXIodulus Staff 45 Modulus Revue 4, Senior Play Prompter, F.N.A. 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Reception Committee Chairmang M.M.S. Committee Chairman. RIDCEVVAY, HOLLY Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4g Biology Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4, Cheering Block l,2,4g Masque and Gavel 2,34 Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Jr. Candy Sellerg Modulus Staff 4, Advertising Manager 4, Modulus Revue 2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Chaplain 25 Student Coun- eil lg Reception Committee Chair- man, Honor Society 4g NVVSH 2, Sunshine Council 4. RITTENHOUSE, RONALD Football 2. ROBERTS, JANE Cheering Block 2, Jr. Candy Sell- er, Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Band lg Tri- Hi-Y 2. ROBINSON, STANLEY Booster Club l,2,3,4, President 45 Jr. Candy Sellerg Modulus Revue 2,3,4g Junior Rotarian 45 Senior Play stage-hand, Hi-Y 1,22g Stu- dent Council 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Reception Committee Chairmang Football 1, Track 1,25 Swimming Team 2,3,4g Honor Society 4. SANDS, THOMAS Booster Club 2,3,4g Junior Rotari- an 4g Modulus Revue 3,45 YVork- shop Foreman 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Hi-Y l,2g Basket- ball 2,3,4g Football l,2,3,4, Co- Captain 45 H-Club 3,4, President 45 Track l,2,3,4g Honor Society 3,4. SATTERTHWAITE, JULIE Cheering Block 1, Jr. Candy Sell- erg Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Student Council 1. SCHILLINC, PHILIP Booster Club 35 Student Council 22,35 Masque and Gavel 2,3,4g Jun- ior Rotarian 45 Modulus Sports Editor 4, Modulus Revue 2,3,4g WVSH 2,3,4g Honor Society 4, K.B.F. ROGERS, DAVID Modulus Revue 4, Union High School l,2,3g Honor Society 4. ROSS, THONIAS Jr. Candy Seller, Senior Play stage-handg Reception Commit- tee Chairmang Football l,2g Track l . SOLLONVAY, NED lr. Candy Seller, Basketball lg Track l,3,4, Band l,2,3,4. HELL, joHN Basketball lg Football 1,2q Track l,2. SELL, PEGGY Cheering Block 4, jr. Candy Sell- er, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,-4. SHEARER, CAROLYN Chcering Block 4, Masque and Gavel 2, jr. Candy Seller, Sun- shine 3,4, Senior Play, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Student Council 3, Re- ception Committee Chairman, Band l,2. SHENEFIELD, SAMUEL Senior Play stage-hand, Workshop Foreman 4, Hi-Y 1, Football 1, Track l,2. SMITH, DELANE Cheering Block :2,4, Masque and Gavel l,:2,3,4, -Ir. Candy Seller, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Senior Play Queen Candidate, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Choir l,2, Reception Committee Chairman, Sunshine Council 4: Modulus Typist 4. SMITH, JIM -lr. Candy Seller, Modulus Staff 3, Modulus Revue 4, Hi-Y 1, Bas- ketball 1,3,4, Track 3. SMITH, IANIECE Cheering Block 1,2, jr. Candy Seller, Sunshine 1,2,3,4, Modulus Queen 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, Student Council 3, Guidance Assistant 4. STELL, LARRY NVorkshop Foreman 4, Choir l,2,3: Scylding Basketball 2, Football 1. 2,3,4, H Club 3,4g Track 1,2, Bas- ketball 3,4. STOUDEH, DUNELLA Cheering Block 2, Modulus Revue' 2, Choir 4. STRICKER, CAROLYN Checring Block 2, Masque and Gavel 3, jr. Candy Seller, Sun- shine l,2,3,4, Actuarie 4, Tri-Hi- Y 3. STRINGFELLOXV, JIM Booster Club 2,3,4g Basketball 1,2, 3,4g French Club 2,3, Treasurer 3g lr. Candy Sellerg junior Rotariang Modulus Revue 3,45 Modulus Staff 4g Freshman and Sophomore Class Presidentg Hi-Y 1,24 Student Coun- cil l,2,4, President 4g Reception Committee Chairmang Football 1, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 H Club 213,45 Track l,2,3,4. TACKETT, HUBERT Basketball l,2,3g Football l,2,3g Track 1,2,3g Baseball l,2,3. TUGGLE, BILL Basketball 1. TUTTLE, ROBERT -Ir. Candy Seller. VEATCH, JANET French Club 2g Masque and Gavel 2,3,4g Sunshine 1,2,3,4g Modulus Staff 2,3,4g Band 1,24 wvsH 3,4, Secretary 4. VIEIRA, VANDA Cheering Block 4g Masque and Gavel 4g Tri-Hi-Y 4g Foreign Ex- change Student 4g Rio de janeiro, Brazil 1,2,3. WATKINS, DOUGLAS Biology Club 3g Senior Play stage- handg VVorkshop Foreman 44 Bas- ketball 1,2,3. WEAVER, KAY Cheering Block l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4. WEBER, JACK Senior Playg Track 3,4g Modulns Revue 4g Rotenburg, Germany 1,2. VVALKER, BARBARA Masque and Gavel 3g Sunshine 1,2,3,4g -lr. Candy Sellerg Hi-Y 2,45 Choir 2g Audio Visual Secretary 4. NVALKEH, ELLEN Cheering Block 1,2,4g dy Scllerg Sunshine l,2,3,4g Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3g Student Council l,2. ShLNIlJIiSfNIJt Picturccl: MANUEL, LARRY DllABl'lNSTUT, Lllxlfllv , VVorksliop l?Ol't'l1lilIl 4. IAHKEH, LARRY LIQMKE, CVIDO A. jr. Candy St-llc-rg Track lg Foot- junior liotariau 45 Nlodulus Staff 3,41 Hi-Y l,2g Honor Socicty 3,49 K-B-F. 'f' Did not graduatc. 80 WEBER, .um l?-oostcr Club 2,3,4g Baskctball 1, 2,3,4g junior llotarian 4g Modulus llcvuc 3,45 Scnior Play stagc-liandg Frcslnnan Class Prcsidcntg Sopho- inorc Class Vice Prcsidcntg Hi-Y lg Studcnt Council lg Football l, 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 H Club 3,-4, Vicc Prcsidcnt 4g Track l,2,3,4. WEINLEY, RICHARD Football l. WVEST, MARY ALICE Cliccring Block l,2,3,4g jr. Candy Scllcrg Sunsliinc l,2,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,4g llcccption C o in in i t t c c Cliairxnang C.A.A. 2,3,4. VVHJLIAMS, CLARICE Salutatoriang Biology Club 3,44 Masqnc and Cavcl 2,3,4g jr. Can- dy Scllcrg Sunsliinc lg Modulus Staff 4g Modulus llcvuu l,2,3,41 Scnior Play Studcnt Dircctorg Tri- Hi-Y lg Studcnt Council 4g Audio Visual Sccrctary 45 Clioir Accom- panist 3,44 Rcccption Counnittcc Cliairinang Band l,2,3,4g Honor Socicty 4g K.B.F. NVlLl..lAMS, FllANClS Biology Club 3g jr. Candy Scllcrg Hi-Y l,2g Studcnt Council 2,3,4. VVlLLlAlNlS, ROLLO jr. Candy Scllcrg Nlodulus llcvuc 4g Hi-Yg Baskctball l,2,3,4, Cap- tain 4g Track 4. VVINEGARDNER, DAVID jr. Candy Scllcrg Modulus llcvuc 3,4g Scnior Play stage-liandg Hi-Y lg Studcnt Manager lg Band l,2, 3,4. YARGER, SANDRA Cliccring Block 1,25 jr. Candy Sell- crg Sunsliinc l,22,3,4g Tri-Hi-Y l,2, 3,4g Student Council 33 Attcnclancc Assistant 4. ZIECLER, jOHN Biology Club 2,3,4g jr. Candy Scll- crg junior liotarian 44 Modulus llc- vuc 3,44 Scnior Play Master of Ccrcxnonicsg junior and Scnior Class Prcsidcntg Hi-Y 3g llcccption Connnittcc Cliairinang Football 3, 4g H Club :'Z,3,4g Track l,2,3,4. The five, capable officers in charge of the Juniors this year were Nlike Thomas, presidentg Bill XVatrous, vice- presidentg Ioan Myers, sec- retaryg Barbara Schell, treas- urerg and Ewing Potts, con- cession manager. This quin- tette hustled, hustled, and planned so that the Junior Class could prepare a won- derful Iunior-Senior Recep- tion for the illustrious seniors who wear the yellow cord pants and skirts. Mike 'llll0lIlilS, Barbara Schell, Ewing Potts, joan Nlyers, Bill VVatrous UNIOR OFFICERS AN SPONSORS WORK, WORK, WORK fr Robert Diffenbaugh, Jennie B Wilson Two familiar faces which were seen around the Junior Class concession stand this year were the class sponsors, Miss Jennie B. XVil- son and Mr. Robert Diffenhaugh, better known to the juniors as Iennie Bf, and Dif- fief, It was no uncommon sight to see 'CDif- fiev carrying empty coke cases to the storage room and Iennie B. preparing hot dogs hy the thousands. Wlithout their able guidance and assistance the juniors could never have raised their necessary i'millions. X vwf. f.'fxf Q 1 JUNIORS Frieda Allman, Chuck Askren, Dana Aughinbaugh, Carol Sue Bailey Devon Bates, Iohn Beerbower, Cary Ben- nett, Janet Bonewitz Sharon Brooks, Lucille Bryant, Darwin Burnworth, Carol Butler Robert Campbell, Karen Cantrell, Ianice Carroll, Mark Chalmers Kenneth Chambers, Jerry Chapin, Louis Chesterman, Mary Christian Penny Chudek, Loana Coleson, Eugene Collins, Bill Collins 82 fin W 359 if I Q. , ,S xv ' S. . E. t W ., :-'-' 1, ,tsl R .iar 'f1' , :,,, 2 V. .,,,. rea.: X .-., M, .:. :. . W 55- Mfr' xx . .y Q ,L ,.,., .,.,. 1 QA -: W. - - 'K li L If x ,J ..... 4 5' M 5. 4, I ' Joann Converse, Roger Conch, Nancy Coyle, Beverly Cunningham Geraldine Cunningham, Paul Dennis, Bon Divelbiss, Judy Ellct JUNIORS Peggy Elsten, Gloria Farber, Nancy Caro- lyn F arthing, Londa F ausz Kay Fisher, Bonnie Franks, Robert Franks, Janet Freed Becky Fulton, Doug Gemmer, Ruth Glass, Rex Gordon 1 in Judy Gray, Judy Grimes, Rosalyn Hall, Bob ' 'l Hamilton ffafnl L21 -: -- s e r mmf! , , itu rf ,i' r kkl nrir J t J M, ff, ,,, I Richard Hanauer, Jim Haneline, Robert Harney, Thomas Harrell s Q f W i David Harris, Robert Harris, Lucinda M W Hitzfield, Carl Hoag Howard Hoch, Earl Hofmann, Barbara Qnl, Holmes, Carol Houser H, , f J' ,:,. i .,,,, 2f'r 1? X'i.': fi.. 2 '::', in ao it 2 - Q ,J .:A. Tl., ri'i' V 3 4 ' ,,.,'e2:' i is Julia Howett, Janice Hunnicutt, Leonard Janetzke, Debbie Kirkwood , , , r f 'iiui l- V? Y J I '..,I ,.g .- la 1 83 JUNIORS Gene Kline, VVendell Law, Steven Lower, Bill Marks Tom McDowell, Tom McElh1mey, jerry McLaughlin, Dennis Mick Mike Miller, Ioan Myers, Cary Olinger, Larry Overholt Barbara Palmer, XVilhur Palmer, Sally Per- ry, Jane Poehler Ewing Potts, Mike Reeves, Judie Rice, Ar- lene Rickert Nicky Ridgeway, Judy Riggers, Stephen Ross, Betty Sands 3 I it 84 71 , M :F J ,:-' . 1 f' T A I iw ' QW' M li '41 l SEQ - .1 Barbara Satterthwaite, Barbara Schell, Bonnie Shaffer, Rosalie Shideler Sandra Shoptaw, james Shull, Barbara Smith, Rolland Smith M F5 1' -,..,.,.. A vv,. ,, - ' ' W . .,,,. K it 4 'Nz ' 3 as it . Paul VVinkelman, Richard Wfinkelman, Bill VVinkelman, Richard Wfire Judy Wfolfe, Judith WVood, Bill Zent IUNIORS-TLOt pictured - Grace Baldridge, jeff Belding, Oretta Berlin, Michael Bickel, Carol Dolby, Keith Finney, Terry Gressley, Joe Mickley, james Speidel, Cathey Thompson. JUNIORS Tom Smith, Dick Spencer, Lorraine Sprowl, Sandara Stetzel Sharon Stouder, Mark Terrel, Mike Thorn- as, Jim Thompson Nancy Thompson, jean Thorn, Rose Tom- linson, Larry Ulrich Ethel Vanover, Pat Waikel, Robert Walk- er, Melanie Walters Phil Wasmuth, William Watrous, james Webster, Emily White Pearl Whitfield, Gloria NVhitley, Joyce VVilliams, Jerry Wilson 85 Kenny Tewel, Shirley Van Dine, Miss Hanson, Jackie Nye, Iohn Owen SOPHOMORE OFFICERS AND SPONSOR The sophomores, determined to make their second year as enjoy- able as their first had been, attained a somewhat sophisticated air. They made the first big decision of their high school career and chose beautiful class rings. Miss Hanson was their sponsor, and their offi- cers were John Owen, presidentg Kenny Tewel, vice-presidentg Iackie Nye, secretaryg and Shirley Van Dine, treasurer. S ,,, . far W flsfp ' -' i., , S, ':4' 45' A Y .,:' A ll , ... a L f' ' 1 ' 1 . R .o H! :Z I: i ' 'M ,, Patricia Cook, Rose Covey -HQ :vm y , ' ,nk ll' U4 . ,. .I M' it iv Q P1 -I 1 1 .. Z .- ,wif Q W JS' 'QV' '4 f W-M Wk if i . Covey, Shirley David Allen, Bobert Alspach, Nancy Altman, Marcia Askren, james Bailey Sherry Baker, Becky Bard, Steve Bech- stein, Dianne Belding, Ken Biddle Iudy Blackburn, Bichard Bogear, Lila Ann Boxell, jeff Brown, Dave Bryan janet Burkhart, Ann Burnworth, Lou Ellen Burt, Susan Buzzard, Una Buz- zard Leroy Campbell, Dave Caroll, Linda Catt, Beulah Chambers, Sandra Chapin Raymond L. Christ, Larry Christman, Carrie Chudek, jim Coates, Mike Cook VVendell Cox, Kenny Crawford, james i Darland F 87 Iohn Davis, Barbara Day, Linda Den- ton, Eleanor DeSpain, Kelly Devall Steven Doerscher, Dennis Dolby, Mon- ta Eddington, Ieff Edmonds, Ted Ehlers Glen Fahrnow, Ronnie Farber, Marilyn Fetterhoff, Pansy Foraker, IoAnn Fun- derburg Maurice Gard, Phil Gardner, Suzanne Gilmer, Bill Gordon, Anne Goshorn Denny Gray, Sharon Griffith, james Guhl, Stan Hamrnel, Judy Hanover Bonnie Handwork, Connie Hart, Wayne Hawbaker, Jim Henderson, Bob Heren- deen 88 '1-I: -Inf' , I I sunk? LII E5 Q35 ,a S i wi, W E52 5. :, l'u,'4 :gI5 iz IE ,, f ,, . 1 t V I vv-' F --QQ I I-Ev A, ' V -ii . is ,Q I M: Q sf F I 1 1 '--' 'A 5 2: 'E ' ' W ,N ,E H .f,r,.: 4 -,,,, i r ,,'ai S -arrl a at ia af r it Betty Hiatt, Jerry Hill, Ronald Hite Donna Hofman, Rita Holmes, Charles Honey 'ti S Q- Q ? 4 i s rf? ' is ,t vlll V I -,., 35: A 'ig .,,., ij, air , ,aw me 'V , mr U ,W E! -up . Af 92 , .. 3 QI Q - ei r r 'A .. f, .- fa A Clarence Miles, John Moore, Patty Moran Steve Movvrer, Barbara Mueller, Jean Musser Ronald Hosier, Donna Howett, Timothy Hoyt, Jim Jamison, Phyllis Jennings Judith Johnson, Janeth Johnston, Marian Kaylor, Phillip Kaylor, James Keefer Tom Kidd, Monica Kneller, Sondra Kneller, Dennis Kramer, Phil Krause Sharon Landes, Marcia Landis, Mary June Law, Richard Lee, David Lewis Donald Logan, Larry Louthan, Emma McBay, Charles McClurg, Pamela Mc- Daniel Steve McVoy, Russell Mannuel, Nancy Maxton, Madonna Maybee, Dixie Mi- chael 89 Ion Myers, Nancy Myers, Jackie Nye, Ioretta Osburn, Mike Overly Karen Overmyer, Iohn Owen, Dale Parker, Arlen Paul, Elaine Peggs Linda Poehler, Thomas Potts, Harry Poulson, Vickie Powers, Marilyn Pratt Wayne Randall, Patty Ray, Iames Reed, George Riley, Marlene Ross Rodney Roudebush, Phyllis Runion, jerry Salter, Bob Schaefer, Bill Schmidt Donald Schoeff, Bill Schroeder, Shannon Scudder, Kenny Sear, Bill Seashols 90 Calf X .f L. X W U A Max Sell, Cynthia Shideler, Steven Shop- taw, Janie Shroyer Phyllis Simon, Donley Slater, Rodger Slater, Arnold Smith ,X n Q Carol WVilcoxson, Barbara Williams, Dick VVilliams, Doug VVilson ohannah XVinkelm'1n err XVolf Don- J f f a I Y 7 na VVorthington, Dennis Young SOPIIOIWORES-TLOt pictured-David Bow- er, Della Kiefer, Grace Poling, Amos Van Auken, Bill Warkentien Greg Smith, Judy Smith, Karen Smith, Maurice Smith, Sue Smith Bruce Snyder, Sharon Spicklemeier, Ted Stell, Dee Stetzel, jim Stonebraker David Taylor, Clifford Terry, Judy Teusch, Kenny Tewel, Lynn Thompson Sandy Thorn, Shirley VanDine, Harold Waikel, Diana Ward, Ann Ware John Ware, Sara Wasmuth, Mel Wa- trous, Darrell Weaver, Sandra Weinley Carl Wetters, Rita Wheeler, Ronald VVhitesell, john Whittenberger, Iack Wilbur f joe Dolby, Gary McVoy, 2. , Claudia Hosier, judy Da- ? 4 1 vis 5 FRESHMAN OFFICERS AND SPONSOR Mrs. Geraldine Miller. 92 After several weeks of the usual freshman confusion, the newcomers settled down and elected the following to represent their class: joe Dolby, presidentg Gary McVoy, vice- presidentg Judy Davis, secretaryg and Claudia Hosier, treasurer. Mrs. Miller, their sponsor, helped the officers plan for the class party which ended a successful year. - , . -V Wa: 2 z ..., x :.:,.. . Z, M .mi wld' in , '55 t Q Q ,I xxx if 2 VZ' ,,:' :-1, Zu' A , X llul , I ,,, ...,. ,, n- ,.-ik - ALL, V V X I- J 'li gl.-V :I - -vA.. My -:,, v M' il Q i in A fx - M, fi : 6 v..,.,.,. 1 A' ' 5 1 i .,..1-' ' , by -A: - -:,hx .P -: ,.::, -..,:: lvzlz - .iv A :lv K K at ,.:.-. '---: ,. :.- I :E Zzh :L , r , I: ..,-E? p ai? 'g ' -' -. p ' :--W, M. ---11 .. , Af f .,::,-. t --V H. ,. , vI:-l-- X I Izv A V 3 ,X A 5 ,.:.,. , K . 2 , , .,-,. ,, , I 9 ' ,Mr an air if ef X rf' as , .KR I Ji , 1 ' 5171852 ,, fat ry, Indy Dailey, judy Davis, Donald De- Bord Nancy Denton, james L. Dcrr, Sharon Derr I K. 'ia x David Alexander, Bonnie Anderson, jim Anderson, Martha Anderson, janice Auer Dennis Aughinbaugh, Lelia Bair, Nancy Baker, Mary Naomi Ball, Tom Barker Richard Barnes, Judy Baumgardner, john Bitner, Judy Blackford, George Boll Diana Bonewitz, Frank Bowman, Kent Bragg, Sara Ellen Burns, jerry Burn- worth Ronnie Burnwortli, Brad Buzzard, Bill Byrd, Roger Carroll, Judy Casper Fred Chambers, Don Chapin, David Conner, Patricia Cook, Walter Cossairt William Cotton, jim Coy, Sam Crago, Bonnie Cummingham, Tom Cussen 93 Donald Dinius, Susie Doerscher, Ioe Dolby, Richard Dolby, Dean Drabenstot Gwen Durflinger, jean Ann Eddingfield, joyce Eddingfield, Sandy Edington, Mary Ann Eisenhauer Sharon Elick, Tom Elston, Iames Ervin, Bob Farrar, Larry Farthing Larry Ferris, Linda Ferris, Carol Fields, jim Floyd, Terry Floyd Darlene Foster, Steven Foutty, Faye Garner, Dean Garrett, Martha Gee Anita Geist, Larry Gies, Rosalie Gin- gerick, Gary Grimes, Diana Hammel Pat Harne , Ierr Harris, Marilyn Har- Y Y ris, Susie Harris, jane Hastings 94 . . Qt: ,, ,pf ss 5 an 1 Q ,H , ' ' -:QE-:Hz .. 12 Y ..,. . R e.,,' ,o1f..o S' ,..,,., '---- - - 1 .,..,,.-:1--1 ity W F .,., ' F qzlqz .ii 'S , :., 6 Z as all Q 'mJ A 'rw 'I I ik,-K.. f I F eyy. .,ayr,, a AJ , Z i A , Steve Haton, Mary Heffelfinger, Carol Henemyer jo Ann Heyde, Tanya Hinds, Ronald Hofmann rr -' -wma . ,N Q H fd Y. ww -K ' . in ,.:--' 1 Ciry Holla 1 H ll A Ed Q1 - J I I Q V .I -E K if , -, 1. y, Jo in o oway, war Holmes, Terry Holmes, Claudia Hosier Q: llzl . , . E . . ,1 E Q ' 'V., ZVI ,....,. -': ' Q 2 5 llllb I A Bill Houghten, Dianne Howell, Marcella -1 , Hubley, Dick Hunnicutt, Jim Hunnicutt 5 -..,- 1 -1,.1. 1 1- 9 -:-. ---1-11 1 , .,.. -v-- : - V -f-' ' r Y .X- X A 1--- -. W ' ' ' ,, 7 J QQ, 1 Judie Hunnicutt, Jack Jensen, Carol E. M J , Johnson, Sheryl Johnson, Sandy Johnston , f if' R . 7 lui if J .. in .51 Q ,V In Jim Juillerat, James Kaltenmark, Cary . 1 , , 51' ,' 1'.' J-f wifli' ' 'f A : 1 V Keefer, Marcia Keiser, Ronald Kistler .1 .,-.-.. ln' 1. , W fi if . H: ,L-,Q -A Y 'QQ , .,,,' ' .'-,-. 1 .- 1:1 5 I ..,A E J an , I I 1 Jean Kwietkowski, Sharon Lofland, Char- ' A' 1 25 Y :Eli 1 Q ' il ' 'if' , ' if lotte Lusch, Charles Lynn, David Lyons 21 ufiiuw . My '--' A H F E' - 1, , 5 5 ' .W - .A Q - Jud McCammon, Mar Ann McNamee, - N , J ' ':Z 'A ' -ff, ? '- 1 Car McVo , Rex MCVO , Sherril Mac- , 111, . . 1 D Vid Y Y J R ' -. ' .' , I .: ' J . , 0113 in l il 1 1l1 f if riii W he J' ' W ' A 2212 , V Q . . A . .211 ' my 4. Yi ffb, ,., A 1 N A I 5 , A A , Nancy Maranda, James Mickin, Jon -'-... I Q' wi. ., Mickley, Marlene Miles, John Miller 5: R I 1'1'f'i3 1.'1-' .1.,.- ' R 1 11-if -1 --1- ff' - '2 I, X,,, 1 V . I Jll .I 1 wr R fer Miller, Carol IN Paul Miller, og, Judy Mitten, Raymond IN Mosshurg flillner lorris, Paul , A .J,.. ' .L ',.. JT -V,.:. 15? 111+ in ' A 14 ' Ronnie Myers, Phillip Nall, Ronald Nichols, Tom North, Virginia Okuly Glenda Oxley, William Patten, Kent Paul, Steve Paul, Susie Petrucelle Judy Pinkerton, Sandra Polson, Kenny Pontious, Bonny Prough, Diana Reed Paul Reed, Susan Reese, Lynn Rickert, Charles Ridgeway, Pamela Ridgeway Edward Riggers, Janet Riggers, Brenda Rittenhouse, Patty Rittenhouse, VVayne Rittenhouse Larry Roudebush, Kay Safford, Gary Sailors, Sandy Sands, Paul Schuman jim Schroeder, Diane Seashols, Andrea Septer, Carl Shenefield, Beth Shutt 96 F 'X L4 M W! it my ,,,e Q , ,i .. ... t I ,mg ,..- V , ,, ,,,,V EV, I, rf, ,V it W ' if f ii. , , t .2,,' .2f..' -...,:..:1 .,., H, ., '.,. .,'QQ. H jane Smith, Ted Stampcr, Roh Stanley Chris Stomoff, Homer Story, Earl Stouder an -ha- .Y un. .Jn uilu I .l-5E, Z :::: A 5 k wr if mr 43' I ,V ,,,, , .av V ' W' 5,1 A .,,,::. ,.,.,,, giz., 1,A z vvf '-I-sf f :fEi:s- 55' ' - :- ,, fm as , 4 if . :u,. Q 45 i -J A? I A ,X V .,..,.. K I ,I :: A . ia. I N, ' , lxin J v' Pamela Yarger, Larry Young an nne R 5 ,,, , J ii ,, ,y e ,,:,3,::,.. ,- , ...:,:,:gV. L .- V M 1 wh Judy Stouder, Earl Striekler, Billie Swartz, Marilyn Szelis, Floyd Teuseh Nancy Teuseh, John Thomas, Karen Thompson, Patty Jo Thompson, Suzanne Thompson Sandra Thorn, Jeff Tollinger, Kenneth Troxell, Janie Underhill, Maudie Vance Patsy Vanover, Eldon Van Meter, Cathy Van Wormer, Kay Veateh, Jim Wag- goner James Walker, Donald Warner, Suzanne Wasmuth, Patty Weaver, Janet Weinley Robert Weinley, Gary White, Nona Jean Whitefield, Bill Williams, Tony William- son Ann Winegardner, Clyde Winne, Robert Wohlford, Judy Kay Wood, Nancy Yahne - . .g, A. Q ---- 2 3 ::,3ge,..,- .,,,,, , Mary Ziegler, Edward Zimmerman Q in FREsuMEN-Not Pictured: Vicki Barn- ,, ' if hisel, Joann Brindle, Richard Burman, V lql' -' :i f Carol Fishbaugh zze ----- rw 97 SCAOQI Board ffllminzsfmfzon Cfhe XHQ69 qacffffy janitors Cafeferia XHQQ, Mild, ' Q 41A M, Q, K gk Q an Www -4.-A Q,.f.W.mw MM WMA-W,,,,N ,-hfm,x.v.,m.W M-.MMM-..mm... Mm. IE U min, .W- .nk f -'vm 5 if S W 1 MS? v MR. BURTON STEPHAN Superintendent Mr. Burton Stephan has been superin- tendent of the Huntington Public Schools for the last seventeen years. He is a quiet, prompt, and efficient man with a deep in- terest in school matters. He is appreciated for the thought, time, and energy which he has put forth to provide the students of Huntington with the excellent school sys- tem that they have today. ADMINISTRATION BUILDS FOR MR. HAROLD IOHNSON 100 Principal Huntington High School is fortunate to have Mr. Harold Johnson as its principal. He arranges all class schedules and co- ordinates the various school activities. In spite of his consuming schedule he also teaches a class in American History. Al- though he is always busy, he has time to chat with the students and try to help them in every Way possible. Mr. Milton Marx Mrs. Heinz Bostel Mr. Dale Updike HUNTINGTON'S FUTURE LEADERS Our School Board, elected by the City Council for a term of three years, establishes policies for our school system. Mr. Stephan, Superintendent, carries out the executive duties of the school sys- tem, with the Board serving as an advisory committee. The present members are Dale Updike, presi- dent, Mrs. Heinz Bostel, treasurerg and Milton Marx, secretary. Miss F redith Langley, the Super- intendent's secretary, is constantly busy with her numerous jobs which keep the whole school system in order. She has just completed her twentieth year in this position. The best adjective to describe the H. H. S. office girls is busy. From morning till night Miss Nedra Byrd and Miss Sally Shroyer are constantly busy with a schedule which includes bookkeeping, typing, answering phones, assisting new students, selling game tickets, and answering innu- merable student questions. Their work is certainly appre- ciated and necessary for the smooth running of our high school. Miss Fredith Langley an m . Miss Sally Shroycr, Miss Nedra Byrd 101 FACULTY: IN CLASSROOM, SHOP, AND MR. RICHARD COSHORN English Biology Health and Safety Scydling Basketball Coach MR. DALE WARE Social Studies Senior Sponsor MRS. CERALDINE MILLER United States History Freshman Sponsor Sophomore Counselor Craft Sponsor 102 MISS JENNIE B. WILSON English Junior Sponsor MR. B. P. McKAY English MRS. IUANITA YOUNG English Modulus Advisor MRS. LOIS MCCLURE Speech Director Masque and Gavel Sponsor English LAB, STUDENTS LEARN THE WHY AND HOW MISS MABEL ELLIS English World History Mary White Guild Sponsor MR. LOWELL S. BUZZARD Mathematics M. M. S. Sponsor MISS FLORENCE WEIFORD Mathematics MR. OSCAR NAAB Mathematics Assistant Football Coach Assistant Track Coach MRS. BERNICE HILLEGAS Latin French Senior Counselor MRS. MARIE PORTER Dean of Girls German Latin Mary White Guild Sponsor MR. ROBERT DIFFENBAUGH Chemistry Physics Iunior Counselor junior Sponsor 103 FACULTY: ACADEMIC CLASSES PRGVIDE MR. CHARLES MYERS Boys Physical Education Track Coach Head Football Coach General Business MR. E. MICHAEL Machine Shop MR. HUGH H. BROWN Mechanical Drawing 104 MR. GLEN HUMMER Biology Biology Club Sponsor MR. BRUCE GERDES Dean of Boys Bookkeeping MR. LESLIE WILBERN Shorthand Typing Senior Sponsor MISS MARY ELIZABETH SEES Typing General Business Commercial Law Social Service Sunbeams Sponsor X TRAINING FOR COLLEGE MR. E. F. BURKE Woodwork Freshman Counselor Foremanis Club Sponsor MISS EDITH HANSON Foods Child Development and Home Nursing Home Management Crafts Sponsor MISS ALICE KLINE Clothing Health and Safety Sunshine Sponsor MR. CLOYDE SLATER Choir Harmony Music Appreciation MR. DELMAR WEESNER Band MR. RUDOLPH JOHNSON Art MISS CAROLYN REYNOLDS Library Science Librarian Actuarie Sponsor Cheering Block Sponsor 105 FACULTY: POSITIVE CITIZENSHIP EXPERIENCES MISS RUTH LUTHER Girls Physical Education G.A.A. Sponsor MR. IVAN WILHELM Driver's Training Boys Physical Education Head Basketball Coach 106 MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH Dietitian Typing MR. M. MQCABE DAY Audio-Visual Education Director for Huntington City Schools MRS. SHIRLEY MANN School Nurse MRS. BERNIECE POEHLER Attendance Mary White Guild Sponsor MISS MARIORIE BAYLESS Speech and Hearing Therapist ARE PROVIDED MAINTENANCE The maintenance men are always at work be- hind the scenes keep- ing Huntington High School in the best con- dition possible. The eus- todians this year were Robert Pollack, Charles T h o m p s o n, Robert Swearer, and chief cus- todian, Paul Minniear. These men have given H.H.S. a reputation of being one of the most attractive and best maintained buildings in the state. Top: Paul Minniear, Charles Thompson Bottom: Bob Swearer, Bob Pollock 3 9 .E . Everyone Wishes t xpu s Z sincere thank you for the tint Iob Knight . -3' 'Sl 1l9WmTi ' 7 ., I5 jf' fl ,..,., ' 1 jgesi E L 1. gjfgiff f'?gUglw 5 i f f- -. ' ....,.. A Q - -I 1 ,,., - . ,WW mr ,rs.4. :.,4. A in A My f 'f CAFETERIA EMPLOYEES Under the direction ol our Clltttl tian, Mrs. Doyle Smith thc xxomcn who work so diligentlv in the c ite teria are Mrs. Theodoic Bond Xlrs J. L. Motz, Mrs. b'lCI'LClltl'1 Dolbv and Mrs. Lewis Knight Aftci Mrs Smith has arranged the mann these busy women eich hx 1 cel tain part of the delicious me il which is served to thc hungry stu dent body every d IV L that these Women nc doing Leff fo Highl: Mrs Smith Xlis Motz, Mrs. Dolby, Mis Bond Mis Adams, Karen Sue 18,34,69 Ade, Ann 17,36,44,46,69 Akers, Imogene 46,69 Alexander, David Paul 93 Allen, David 30,45,56,64,87 Allen, Joanna 6,28,29,36,45,46,50 Allman, James Alspach, Robert 87 Altman, Nancy 33,45,87 Ambrose, Cary 10,17,30,50,54,57,69 Amick, Sandra 12,34,45,46,69 Anderson, Bonnie 93 Anderson, James 93 Anderson, Kay 69 Anderson, Martha 32,47,93 Askren, Charles 82 Askren, Marcia 87 Atkinson,Carolee 1 1,39,44,45,46,69 Index Brown, Virginia 46,70 Bryan, David 11,87 Bryant, Lucille 82 Burkhart, Janet 30,33,34,47,87 Burley, Arthur 70 Burman, Richard Burns, Sara Ellen 93 Burnworth, Ann 34,40,47,87 Burnworth, Darwin 82 Burnworth, Jerry 92 Burnworth, Ronnie 65,93 Burt, Lou Ellen 87 Butler, Carol 8,28,29,34,44,46,82 Buzzard, Bradley 93 Buzzard, Kenneth 25,3O,34,50 60 61 63 70 Buzzard, Susan 33,47,64,87 Buzzard, Una 47,87 Byrd, Bill 93 Auer, Janice 93 Aughinbaugh, Dana 82 Aughinbaugh, Dennis 93 Bailey, Carol 82 Bailey, James 87 Bair, Lelia 93 Baker, Nancy 47,93 Baker, Rex 42,50,54,57,69 Baldridge, Grace Ball, Mary Naomi 47,93 Bard, Rebecca 11,47,87 Baker, Thomas 93 Barnes, Richard 93 Barnhisel, Vicki 10,30,47 Barrick, Larry 69 Bartrom, Dixie 46,69 Bartrom, W. Lloyd Bates, Devon 41,82 Baumgardner, Judy 93 Bechstein, Steve 56,64,87 Beeby, Peggy 7,46,70 Beerbower, John 30,50,54,82 Belding, Dianne 87 Belding, Jeffrey 43 Bell, John 6,10,16,45,70 Bennett, Gary 82 Berlin, Oretta Jean Bickel, Michael Biddle, Kenneth 87 Bitner, John 30,93 Blackburn, Judy 39,45,47,87 Blackford, Judy 93 Bogear, Richard 87 Boh, Bernice 46,70 Boh, George 58,93 Bonewitz, Diana 93 Bonewitz, Janet 44,46,82 Botkin, James E, Jr. 70 Bowen, Benny 70 Bower, David C. Bowman, Frank 93 Bowman, James 70 Boxell, Lila Ann 87 Bragg, Janet 18,30,46,49,70 Bragg, Kent 65,93 Branyan, Bob 16,17,70 Brindle, Joann Byrd, Phylis 71 Caley, Bonnie 16,17,34,38,44,46 71 Campbell, Leroy 87 Campbell, Robert 82 Cantrell, Karen 82 Carroll, Dave 87 Carroll, Janice 34,35,43,82 Carroll, Roger 58,65,93 Casper, Judith 39,47,93 Catt, Linda Sue 87 Chalfant, Suzanne 9,18,44,71 Chalmers, Mark 82 Chambers, Beulah 87 Chambers, Fred 93 Chambers, Kenneth 32,82 Chambers, Mary 71 Chambers, Roger 42,50,54,71 Chapin, Donald 93 Chapin, Jerry Lee 82 Chapin, Sandra 87 Chesterman, Louis 82 Christ, Raymond 87 Christian, Mary 82 Christman, Larry 87 Chudek, Carolina 87 Chudek, Edna Marie 71 Chudek, Penny 82 Coates, James 10,58,87 Cole, Patricia 46,71 Coleson, Loana 34,82 Collins, Eugene 82 Collins, William 82 Conner, Charles Edward 70 Conner, David 58,93 Converse, Joann Sue 34,82 Cook, Judith Ann 17,32,46,49 71 Cook, Michael 87 Cook, Patricia 47,87 Cook, Patricia Ann 47,93 Cossairt, Jerry 71 Cossairt, Walter 93 Cotton, William 93 Couch, Roger T. 32,82 Covey, Rose 87 Covey, Shirley 87 Cox, Wendell 87 Coy, James 93 Brooks, Sharon 8,30,46,82 Brown, Jeffery 58,87 108 Coyle, Nancy 7,11,34,46,50,82 Crago, Samuel 93 ' Crawford, Kenneth 30,43,58,64,87 Cunningham, Beverly 82 Cunningham, Bonnie 93 Cunningham, Esther 71 Cunningham, Fred 72 Cunningham, Geraldine 82 Cussen, Thomas 41,93 Dailey, Judy 93 Darland, James 87 Davis, John 88 Davis, Judy 33,47,65,92,93 Day, Barbara 11,32,34,39,45,88 DeBord, Donald 93 DeBord, Eva 46,72 DeSpain, Eleanor 88 Dennis, Paul 82 Denton, Linda 88 Denton, Nancy 93 Derr, James L. 58,65,93 Derr, Janet 30,43,46,48,72 Derr, Sharon 47,93 Devall, Kelly 58,88 Dinius, Donald 94 Divelbiss, Ronald 50,82 Doerscher, Steven 8,88 Doerscher, Susie 39,94 Dolby, Carol 40 Dolby, Dennis 88 Dolby, Joseph 30,58,92,94 Dolby, Richard 94 Drabenstot, Dean 94 Drabenstot, LaVon Drummond, Joe 72 Durflinger, Gwen 47,94 Eddingfield, Jean Ann 94 Eddingfield, Joyce 94 Edington, Monta 88 Edington, Sandy 32,94 Edmonds, Jeffery 41,42,88 Ehlers, Theodore 45,88 Eisenhauer, Mary Ann 10,30,47,94 Elick, Sharon 47,94 Ellet, Judith l0,30,34,39,4-5,82 Elston, Peggy 83 Elston, Thomas 94 Ervin, James 34,58,94 F ahrnow, Glen 58,64,88 Farber, Gloria 83 Farber, Ronald 88 Farrar, Robert 94 Farthing, Larry 94 Farthing, Nancy Carolyn 83 Fausz, Londa 83 Ferris, Larry 94 Ferris, Linda 94 Fetterhoff, Marilyn 10,32,42,47,88 Fields, Carol 94 Finney, L. Keith Fishbaugh, Carol Fisher, Emerson 30,72 Fisher, Kay 43,83 Floyd, James 94 Floyd, Terry 58,94 Foraker, Pansy 88 Foster, Darlene 94 Fouts, Judith 7,13,16,I7,28,29,30,34,35,46,50,72 Foutty, Steven 94 Index Franks, Bonnie 34,83 Franks, Robert 83 Freed, Janet 83 Fulton, Rebecca 34,35,42,45,83 F underburg, Jo Ann 34,44,88 Gard, Maurice 88 Gardner, Philip 40,88 Garner, Faye 94 Garrett, Dean 94 Gee, Martha 30,47,94 Geist, Anita 94 Geist, Earl 43,47,72 Gemmer, DeLee 28,29,45,72 Gemmer, Dona 11,16,17,44,46,48,72 Gemmer, Douglas 50,56,83 Gerrard, Marilyn 32,46,72 Gibson, Maryann 12,46,72 Gies, Larry 58,94 Gilmer, Susanne 47,88 Gingerick, Rosalie 47 Glass, Ruth 6,13,29,33,38,40,42,50,64,83 Goodwin, Nancy Gordon, Bill 88 Gordon, Lee 73 Gordon, Rex 83 Goshorn, Anne Maria 10,45,47,48,88 Gray, Denny 88 Gray, Judy 83 Greider, Sandy 16,17,43,73 Gressley, Larry Griffith, Sharyn 88 Grim, Judy 32,46,73 Grimes, Gary 32,94 Grimes, Judy 34,43,83 Cuhl, James 88 Hall, Rosalyn 83 Hamilton, Robert 28,29,30,45,50,56,61,83 Hammel, Diana 30,47,65,94 Hammel, Stanton 30,5O,54,64,88 Hanauer, Judith Ann 88 Hanauer, Richard 83 Handwork, Ronnie 54,6O,63,88 Haneline, James 54,83 Harney, Pat 94 Harney, Robert 50,83 Harrell, Thomas 28,83 Harris, David 83 Harris, Gerald 94 Harris, Marilyn 47,94 Harris, Robert 50,54,57,83 Harris, Susan 39,47,94 Hart, Connie 33,36,47,64,88 Hastings, Jane 10,28,29,32,34,47,94 Hastings, Jerry 10,11,24,25,28,29,30,45,5O, 73 Haton, Steven 94 Hawbaker, Wayne 88 Heffelfinger, Mary 94 Henderson, James 88 Henemyer, Carol 94 Herendeen, Robert 58,88 Heyde, JoAnn 47,94 Hiatt, Barbara Ann 16,17,28,48,73 Hiatt, Betty 10,33,44,45,46,47,88 Hicks, Phillip Jeffrey 45,73 Hill, Jerry Wayne 88 Hill, John D. 73 54,57,6O,61,63 109 Hinds, Tanya 94 Hite, Ronald 41,88 Hitzfield, Lucinda 83 Hoag, Carl 83 Hoch, Howard 83 Hofmann, Donna 10,88 Hofmann, Earl 83 Hofmann, Ronald 65,94 Holley, Gary 95 Holloway, John 95 Holmes, Barbara 83 Holmes, Edward 95 Holmes, Rita 47,88 Holmes, Terry 95 Holtrey, Rose 73 Honey, Charles Hosier, Claudia 25,47,95,92 Hosier, Ronald D. 89 Hostetler, Shirley Erickson 73 Houghton, William 95 Houser, Carol 9,10,28,29,30,34,42,45,46,48,50,83 Howell, Dianne 47,65,95 Howett, Donna 39,89 Howett, Julia 44,48,83 Hoyt, Timothy 89 Hubley, Janet 34,73 Hubley, Marcella 95 Hudson, Martha 7,28,29,30,34,45,46,73 Hunnicutt, Janice 83 Hunnicutt, James 58,65 Hunnicutt, Judie 95 Hunnicutt, Kay 34,35,46,74 Hunnicutt, Richard 95 Hunnicutt , Shirley 74 Jamison, James 41,42,89 Janetzke, Leonard 41,45,58,83 Jennings, Phyllis 89 Jensen, Elizabeth Jane 32 Jensen, Jack 32,95 Johnson, Carol 39,95 Johnson, Judith A. 25,34,89 Johnson, Phyllis 28,29,43,44,46,48,74 Johnson, Sheryl 32,95 Johnston, Johnston, Johnston, Johnston, Clarence L. 74 Janeth 25,89 ' Robert 42,74 Sandy 95 Index Kramer, Dennis 89 Krause, Philip 89 Kriegbaum, Jo Ann 7,28,29,3O,46,50 Kriegbaum, Philip 16,17,32,75 Kwietkowski, Jean 95 Lafferty, Dixie 75 Landes, Sharon 89 Landis, Marcea 34,47,89 Law, Mary June 47,89 Law, Wendell 40,61,84 Lee, Katherine 75 Lee, Richard 89 Lewis, David 34,89 Lockhart, Joyce 9,12,28,29,31,45,46,5O,75 Lofland, Sharon 47,95 Logan, Donald 89 Louthan, Larry 89 Lower, Steven 8,41,84 Lusch, Charlotte 95 Lynn, Charles 95 Lyons, David 95 McBay, Emma 89 McBay, Frances 75 McBride, Nancy 75 McCammon, Judith 95 McClure, Shirley 34,46,75 McClurg, Charles 89 McDaniel, Pamela 89 McDaniel, Thomas 16,17,75 McDowell, Thomas 84 McElhaney, Thomas 11,32,34,42,84 McLaughlin, Jerry 84 McNamee, Mary Ann 32,34,95 McVoy, Cary 30,58,65,92,95 McVoy, Rex 95 McVoy, Steven 89 MacDonald, Sherril 95 Manuel, Larry 34,35 Manuel, Russell 34,89 Maranda, Nancy 95 Marks, William 9,10,1l,50,84 Maxton, Nancy 47,49,89 Maybee, Madonna 89 Miekin, James 95 Michael, Dixie Lynne 34,47,89 Michael, Stephen 6,l6,32,40,42,75 Mick, Dennis 58,84 Jones, Connie Jordan, Ruth 44,49,74 Juillerat, Jim 95 Kaltenmark, James Kaltenmark, Jean Ann 44,74 Kastner, Donna 74 Kaylor, Marium 11,33,47,48,89 Kaylor, Larry 42,74 Kaylor, Phillip 34,89 Keefer, Gary 58,65,95 Keefer, James 54,89 Keiser, Marcia 95 Mickley, Joe 8,41,95 Mickley, Jon 58 Miles, Clarence 32,89 Miles, Marlene 95 Miller John 30,95 Miller, Michael 84 Miller, Paul 95 Miller, Priscilla 12,46,75 Miller Roger 95 Millner, Carol 95 Millner, Fred Mitten, Judith 95 Kidd, Thomas 89 Kiefer, Della Kirkpatrick, Gail Ann 32,46,74 Kirkwood, Deborah 11,44,83 Kistler, Ronald 98 Kline, Gene 11,32,84 Kneller, Monica 25,47,89 Kneller, Sondra 11,34,89 Knight, Judy 74 -110 Mix, Larry 76 Moore, John 89 Moran, Patty 32,47,48,89 Morris, Raymond 95 Mossburg, Paul 95 Mowrer, Steven 30,54,58,64,89 Mueller, Barbara 32,34,35,47,89 Mullis, Thomas 43,76 Musser, Jean 10,33,47,56,62,89 Musser, Judy K. 13,28,29,33,3s,45,4e,5e,es,76 Myers, Joan 30,34,81,84 Myers, Jon 58,64,90 Myers, Nancy 90 Myers, Ronald 58,96 Nall, Phillip 96 Neterer, Karen 76 Newhard, Ralene 35,44,76 Nichols, Ronald 56,58,65,96 North, John 34,35,76 North, Thomas 96 Nye, Jacqueline 39,47,86,90 Okuly, Virginia Ann 96 Olinger, Gary 11,32,43,84 Osburn, Joretta 47,90 Overly, Michael 90 Overholt, Larry 11,34,84 Overmyer, Karen Sue 90 Owen, John 50,64,86,90 Oxley, Glenda 30,47,96 Palmer, Barbara Palmer, Polly 7,44,46,50,56,62,68,76 Palmer, William 84 Parker, Dale 90 Patten, William 96 Paul, Arlen 32,42,90 Paul, Kent 58,65,96 Paul, Steven 58,96 Payne, Porter Dean 43,76 Pearson, Gerald 76 Pegan, Betty 30,46,48,76 Peggs, Elaine 47,90 Perry, Sally 36,46,50,84 Petrucelle, Ann Petrucelle, Susan 39,47,96 Pinkerton, Judy 96 Poehler, Janie 9,46,84 Poehler, Linda 47,90 Poling, May Grace Polson, Sandy 96 Pontious, Kenneth 58,96 Potts, Ewing 34,84,91 Potts, Thomas 90 Poulson, Harry G. 64,90 Powers, Vickie 47,90 Pratt, Marilyn 47,90 Prough, Bonny 96 Randall, Wayne 90 Randall, Willis 30,77 Ray, Patty 90 Reed, Diana 96 Reed, James 54,90 Reed, Paul 58,65,96 Ruse, Susan 47,96 Reeves, Michael 25,50,54,57,60,84 Rice, Janet 7,17,28,29,46,77 Rice, Judith 84 Rickert, Arlene Joyce 13,39,46, Rickert, Lynn 65,96 Ridgeway, Charles 58,96 Ridgeway, Holly 17,28,29,39,45,46,50,77 Ridgeway, Dale Nicholas 41,50,84 Ridgeway, Pamela 30,47,96 Riggers, Edward 96 Riggers, Janet 46,47,96 Riggers, Judy 84 Riley, George 58,90 Index Rittenhouse, Brenda 96 Rittenhouse, Harold Rittenhouse, Patricia 96 Rittenhouse, Ronald 77 Rittenhouse, Wayne 96 Roberts, Janie 77 Robinson, Stanley 10,30,45,50,77 Rogers, David A. 10,77 Ross, Marlene 44,47,90 Ross, Stephen W. 84 Ross, Thomas 77 Roudebush, Larry 58,96 Roudebush, Rodney 58,90 Runion, Phyllis 90 Safford, Kay 96 Sailors, Gary 96 Salter, Jerry 90 Sands, Betty 84 Sands, Sandra 96 Sands, Thomas 10,25,28,42,45,50,54,55,57,60,61,68.77 Satterthwaite, Barbara 46,84 Satterthwaite, Julie 77 Schaefer, Robert 45,90 Schuman, Paul 96 Schell, Barbara 28,29,36,46,84, 81 Schilling, Philip 11,28,29,40,41,45,50,77 Schmidt, William 90 Schoeff, Donald 58,64,90 Schroeder, James 96 Schroeder, William 90 Scudder, Shannon 90 Sears, Kenneth 34,90 Seashols, William 34,90 Seashols, Diane 47,96 Sell, Max Sell, Peggy 46,78 Septer, Andrea 96 Shafer, Bonnie 25,32,48,84 Shearer, Carolyn Jean 16,17,46,78 Shenefield, Carl 58,65,96 Shenefield, Sam 17,42,78 Shideler, Cynthia 32,40,42,47,90 Shoptaw, Sandra 84 Shoptaw, Steven 58,90 Shroyer, Janie 45,47,90 Shull, James 54,84 Shutt, Beth 34,47,96 Simon, Phyllis 32,90 Slater, Donley 90 Slater, Rodger 34,41,90 Smith, Arnold 90 Smith, Barbara 84 Smith, Delane 18,46,78 Smith, Gregory 32,91 Smith, Jane 34,96 Smith, Janiece 48,78 Smith, Jim 10,78 Smith, Judy 91 Smith, Karen 91 Smith, Maurice 91 Smith, Rolland 34,35,84 Smith, Sue 91 Smith, Thomas 50,54,57,64,85 Snyder, Bruce 45,91 Solloway, Ned 32,78 Speidel, James David Spencer, Richard 85 111 Spickelmier, Sharon 47 Sprowl, Lorraine 46,85 Stanley, Robert 96 Stamper, Theodore 96 Stell, John 78 Stell, Larry 42,50,54,57,78 Stell, Theodore 91 Stetzel, Dee 91 Stetzel, Sandra 34,13,85 Stomoff, Chris 58,65,96 Stonebraker, James 64,91 Story, Homer 3O,65,96 Stouder, Stouder, Stouder, Stouder, Stouder Stricker, Stricker Donella 34,78 Earl 96 Judy 97 Phyllis Bloxson Sharon 85 Carolyn 78 Earl 97 Stringfellow, James 9,10,30,45,50,54,55,57,60,61,79 Swartz, Billie 47,97 Szelis, Marilyn 97 Tackett, Hubert 79 Taylor, David 91 Terrel, Mark 34,41,85 Terry, Clifford 91 Teusch, Teusch, Teusch, Floyd 97 Judy 91 Nancy 97 Tewel, Kenney 30,50,54,57,60.64,86,91 Thomas, John 58,65,97 Thomas, Michael 9,50,54,57,60,63,85,91 Thompson, Cathey 34 Thompson, James 30,85 Thompson, Karen 97 Thompson, Lynn 47,91 Thompson, Nancy 46,85 Thompson, Patty Jo 2,5,11,32,47,97 Thompson, Suzzane Thorn, Jean 85 Thorn, Sandra Lou 97 Thorn, Sandra S. 91 Timmons, Carol Tollinger, Jeffrey 97 Tomlinson, Rose 25,48,84 Troxell, Tuggle, Kenneth 97 William 79 Tuttle, Robert 79 Ulrich, Larry 40,41,42,85 Underhill, Jane 33,47,97 Vance, Maudie 97 Vanover, Ethel 85 Vanover, Patsy 97 Van Auken, Amos Van Dine, Shirley 3O,86,91 Van Meter Jr., Eldon 97 Van Womier, Cathy 97 Veatch, Janet 41,97 Veatch, Kay 79 Vieira, Vanda 31,46,79 Waggener, James 97 Barbara Sue 43,46,79 Waikel, Harold 91 Waikel, Patricia 85 Walker, Walker, Ellen 79 Walker, James 58,97 Walker, Robert 64,85 Walter, Melanie 85 112 Index Ward, Diana 34,91 Ware, Ann 10,34,44,45,47,91 Ware, John 40,41,44,91 Warkentien, William 32,40 Warner, Donald 43,97 Wasmuth, Phillip 11,50,54,60,85 Wasmuth, Sara 33,91 Wasmuth, Suzanne 47,97 Watkins, Douglas 42,79 Watrous, Melvin 45,58,91 Watrous, William 50,81,85 Weaver, Darrell 34,91 Weaver, Kay 46,79 Weaver, Patricia 10,34,47,97 Weber, Jack 16,17,79 Weber, James 9,1o,45,5o,54,55,57,60,61,63,s0 Webster, James 85 Weinley, Janet 97 Weinley, Robert 97 Weinley, Richard 80 Weinley, Sandra 34,47,91 West, Mary Alice 40,46,80 Wetters, Carl 10,50,58,60,91 Wheeler, Rita 39,47,91 White, Emily 10,29,30,39,85 White, Gary 97 ' Whitesell, Ronald 54,55,91 Whitfield, Nona Jean 47,97 Whitfield, Pearl 85 Whitney, Gloria 85 Whittenberger, John 91 Wilbur, Jack 91 Wilcoxson, Carol 91 Williams, Barbara 11,44,47,91 Williams, William 65,97 Williams, Clarice 13,17,28,29,30,32,34,40,42,43,46,80 Williams, Richard 45,58 Williams, Francis 80 Williams, Joyce 14,15,44,85 Williams, Rollo 10,24,6O,61,63,80 Williamson, Tony 97 Wilson, Douglas 91 Wilson, Jerry 11,32,85 Winegardner, Ann 47,97 Winegardner, David 32,80 Winkelman, Johannah 91 Winkelman, Paul 58,85 Winkelman, Richard 58,85 Winkelman, William 58 Winnie, Clyde 97 Wire, Richard 44,85 Wohlford, Robert 97 Wolf, Jerry 91 Wolfe, Judy 85 Wood, Judith C. 32,85 Wood, Judy Kay 47,11,97 Worthington, Donna 91 Yahne, Nancy 47,97 Yarger, Pamela 47,97 Yarger, Sandra 46,49,80 Yohe, Ronald Young, Dennis Young, Larry 97 Zent, William 85 Ziegler, John 10,18,50,68,80 Ziegler, Mary 39,97 Zimmerman, Edward 97 COMPLIMENIS OF the I rx:f.mnafW'H H La 2 1 Yr X I ii, in Q es in we in 22: FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation In Hunlinglon .jr Compliments oi Schenkel's Sanitary Dairy Flaxmill Road HUNTINGTON, INDIANA Best Wishes ASBESTOS 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Marker Ph 131 J ff St Huntingto I d Compliments of HUNTINGTON S ONLY SELF SERVICE DRUG STORE SOUTH SIDE DRUG Walknetz and Toopes, Props. 240 S J ff St t Bailey Investment Co., Inc. Hu t gt Mi COMPLIMENTS 405 N J ff St HUNTINGTON INDIANA of GENERAL INSURANCE SCHIFF SHOE STORE I The Compliments Finest in 0' cmisrian ein: Bibles Quick Printery Books Noveliies KO-WE-BA Paper Goods MEANS THE BEST Job Prinling crrrrrro and rlizozrrr rooos T United Brethren Book House KQfWE'BA Jf'M'4'A'1'm ' O Court House Square Ph 145 124 Ditzler - Kelley Lumber Company FIRST IN Lum BER and Builfiinq Maferlals 025 4 '-'-' IM 904 East State at Erie R. R. Phone 28 Huntington, Indiana NAVE HARDWARE Compliments Compliments to of Huntington High N I C KQS H E N and the CLASS OF 1958 Jefferson St. Huntington, Ind. Compliments of SHOES THE FAMILY STORE Toi io Teen Fashions 449 North Jefferson Street Huntington, Indiana -Shoes for Sport 8L Dress- Quality 8: Fit Means Foot Comfort See us for your footwear BROWN 8. ROWE PHONE 343 Over 30 yrs. Successful Shoe Fitting Miller's Greenhouse CAMPBELL'S MARKET Corsages 216 S. Jefferson wedding Flowers I I Funeral Designs Huntington, Indiana 802 West Park Phone 2570 Compliments of PHONE 1324 THE HUNTINGTON NEWS HUNTINGTON COUNTY'S ONLY HOME OWNED NEWSPAPER 532 Warren St. Phone 63 The Star Shining Parlor EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING HAT CLEANING OUR SPECIALTY 17 West Market St. Huntington, Ind. 126 REDDY Says Mg 3- 5- ,E T - , We have a beautiful colored bookl t h t shows you how to LIVE BETTER... Electrically Get your Iree copy at our office. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF INDIANA Good, Low-Cost Electric Service to More than Compliments of ETERER' B KERY Huntington Lumber Co. lKWAere Quahfty fjvells anvlsgervice Sells U 634 Webster Street Phone 411 Sears Roebuck 84 CO. Compliments Catalog Sales Office HUNTINGTON, IND. ot 35 W. Market St. Ph 4000 W H L T Radio Voice of Huntington Music - News - Sports 1300 on your d l INDIANA GAS AND WATER CO., INC. I l Huntington, Indiana 128 Compliments ot the COMPLIMENTS SCHACHT RUBBER f o Mfg. Company, Inc. 238 Polk Street A STYLE couRT F T P I Amt S The HUNTINGTON VIKINGS Men'S Wear For Tops In Current Pictures Attend The H t' t Th t Manhattan Shirts un mg on ea res 8. FROM Capps Clothes A N tt Huntington Th t Where Character and Culture Blend! HUNTINGTON COLLEGE HUNTINGTON, INDIANA The College in Your Community. ' 130 COMPLIMENTS OF h e. up-fftgggyrfeges' 2 nw M Whether your book be letterpress or ottset, we extend unlimited personal- ized service to assure our customers the ultimate in yearbook production. 11111111111 I PRINTING PLATE I U SERVICE I-V ---SHS nssrenens 0 nsroucusns ERIOR TELEPHONE f E-0505 FORT WAYN , . fort wayne engraving co. N I20 W. SUP ST. E 'I IND 217 7 f 5 ff? .-1-155 'oy Q . Af 13' 'rx A, - Q B, f .- 4 . , fs A -. ga 'I N 1 '- if V fi A r , 53? W 1. li , - ug, , .19 A Affaf w' f ' , 'if V ' x i ' Sf, W KS: kv 1 , wwf! 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