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Independence Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Independence, MO)

 - Class of 1957

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Independence Junior High School - Cub Yearbook (Independence, MO) online collection, 1957 Edition, Cover
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W. ,ma,.1.'J'..,f'f12,fsn:.1f!n,. . ffm - M v'g1:f0f3lJ7!.-?f51 ..ff , ' '5f'f:Z?,gfQf+-Z'fJ-:'2-553-yr5,195 .....-,,. .... .. ,..................-....,............... ....,....-..-.......-......................-...,. .- ..,.. l 1 f kenaf, ' l f ,s ? if H Ig V, - 1' :,vf',,i To the many whose school spirit has never dimmed throughout our school year, To those who have voluntarily stayed after school till 4:50 and later working on such things as club projects, To the patient ones who have grown to like teachers in spite of homework, after-school sessions, and gum chewing problems, To those who have racked their brains preparing for tests, studying Constitutions and writing English essays, and have received nothing more for their efforts than chewed-up pencil ends, To those who have worn out lead, paper, erasers, and patience while writing a few thousand I must be quietsg To those who will cherish the unforgettable classroom memories, outstanding among them the flying missiles such as blackboard erasers and spitballsg To those who will remember such things as: The good times we had at assemblies, the welcomed break at noon time in which there was a mad dash for lockers, doors, and freedom, and of course the Teentowns with their all-round good, clean, fung To those who were a part of the crowded line of hungry beasts awaiting feeding time where one can stand in line and be shoved back and forth and finally sent to the ' end of the line to start it all over again, To those who suffered near heart-failure in the last minute rush to beat the tardy bell and the mile-a-minute sprint to catch the school bus, which always seems to pull out just as you came panting up, To those who have yelled and yelled and yelled in support of our basketball and foot- ball teams until finally the protesting voice box would yell no moreg To those who will miss the little' things: jammed lockers, forgotten combinations, Mr. Miller's daily solo on the chimes, the scuffling of feet between hours, and the noon basketball or volleyball games, Yes, to the entire student body, the leaders of tomorrow, we dedicate this 1957 Cub annual and with it go all the memories of a wonderful school year. nf,-..........f............-. ,.,,-.-,-.-.-..-f1.-,..f-1.....,.-,,-7-:,,.......,.,.-. 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',A, V .fyf Page 4 Ad ' ' maze 7-16 Zcwlealfa 7 7- 40 Zkwaee 41-56 ffozfdwlzfdea 57 X4 Spam X5 76 K. .--:- .1 .A . ,rw-.--.,5?'-resiawfsfz..lelmfaf -Www 'WM 'f1RY'5 hH ''ff Relaxarxon after a busy day Teachers get together after school Mr Par rsh MISS Post, Mr Lrvmgsron, and Mrs Walker Parents and teachers became better acquamt ed ar PTA Open House -1 S ? 1 Y Q 2 1 . .. , . ,. -M ...vw - --...,...L...,-f .-..4..-....z.....A.....u....a.-..a,....a...L.......,.--sv,.......4.,....g.,. ,.1:-...a4.w.f.:-u.L..... .... w.-..-fv.........7......-..,.-m-n-ff-....-f-a-f-.f-w-- Il I ' FI 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 I I I 1 I 1 131 II iii 1, 1, .11 1. 11 .1 1I 1: .1 :I 1 I1 1 :I 1 I I1 1 1 V1 1,1 1 I I1 11 I ,I I I Mrs. Pauline Brown ' Treasurer I I 1 Galen Boyer Member I Page 8 II 1. 1 I1 IE ,. gazed of dlacazfdan Mrs. Floyd Snyder, Sr. President. Floyd R. Brown, Sr. Nice-President ,f ,3 Mrs. Frank Baldus Member Phil Weeks Member 1 XA N ' e - I ?f2,.5v'K.11 is - . ---' , i . ,Eff . 'Ii i '5.lf'I2JF.!iE:1. f-ffm. ,7,7Qv:: ' IV' . A was 'Q' 'W 6 R53 I f g . ..... f-1 - H ' - 2 HSM 5,1-7 P F , g is 1 1. M, 1 H I ..... , , as as e 1. ' A ,,,,. Q f- Q- 1 wx J Miss janeral Jones Secretary J. Evereqt McCluhan Member L DR. O. L. PLUCKER As superintendent of the Independence School System, Dr. O. L. Plucker has a variety of duties and has capably handled all throughout the year. His past experience in leading students ranges from teaching citizenship and journalism to coaching plays and di- recting a school newspaper. In 1951, he came to In- dependence as director of elementary education, be- coming acting superintendent in 1954. During the past years Dr. Plucker has often ex- pressed the wish to know the students better. His personal friendly greetings are pleasant memories to students. DR. GUY CARTER The Independence school system has been very fortunate to have Dr. Carter for administrative assistant for the last three years. A native of Sey- mour, Missouri, he has taken all his educational training in this state. Dr. Carter earned his B.S. de- gree from Southwest Missouri College and his Mas- ters in Education from the University of Missouri. He completed his Doctorate in Education at the Uni- versity of Missouri. He has had much experience in the teaching profession serving as teacher, coach, principal, and superintendent before coming to the Independence school system. 'X 'Vik L1 FM v -1-dl' new -aim., X MW 54' r ' I igfiyf' M2 A 'I ,, I ..:,,,A.f:f - .,V. On ef f ryrr 1 . S raiiri ' ....r - 1 I .i-- Carol Willoughby Clerk in Superintendenfs Office .,..:a.-...un .... , . ,.- . ' - ...f - - - V -- ........ ..,,.. - -.a g -' 4 -- ..aw.. - K- -'sa -i... t,s....... Page 9 .. , Y, .. -....-....,... .a4...a,,. ..,..........a..-v..-.t-. 'fr-fy.-.P--1,--f.,1-71-x.....:. ' -3--f-13 , .Y Page 10 MARSHALL B. MILLER The tardy bell rings, there is a clang of lockers, and throughout the building the familiar voice of the principal can be heard as he gives the regular morning announcements over the inter com. This is only the beginning of Mr. Miller's overflowing daily schedule which will not slacken until the last bell has rung. Marshall Miller guides the students in his friendly way, listening to their problems, coordinating their classes, and trying to make each one of them happy. His philosophy, that the school is for the students, is exemplified through his cheerful, fair-minded at- titude while working with the students. Mr. Miller's interest in the youth of Independence does not stop at the boundaries of the school's cam- pus. He is a leading personality in the Wagon Wheel District of Boy Scouts. Before becoming principal of junior High, he was an algebra teacher at this school. When asked to comment on his twenty years of guiding the students of Junior High, Mr. Miller re- plied, One of my greatest satisfactions is to see Junior High boys and girls grow into well adjusted young people. LOUIS MAN NEN Before coming to Independence, Mr. Louis Man- nen taught in Belton, Missouri. Formerly a teacher of shop and algebra at Junior High, he assumed his duties as vice-principal in 1955. Mr. Mannen counsels students and assists Mr. Miller in the numerous duties connected with keep- ing Junior High School functioning smoothly. His goal is to help the students realize that their future success and happiness is primarily their re- sponsibility, that knowledge acquired from properly directed social life as well as from textbooks lays a foundation for the building of a successful life. iw fwaa 'Phr- ! s gr R 3 X . Regina Green Edna Welch Alice Tigner Secretary to Principal School Nurse Attendance Clerk Mr. Miller begins his daily announcement over , H... - H , the intercom. A-Ar' Z.: ,W ... ,..........A -f-.,Q..:..,-.a-i..i.i...,,g,.,..-:...-...g.s.:--....-........:...:.u.:.a..f,...,.........,.:,. - 4 ,.-:Q Y -auf , Are. aus, ls,- Q: , A V... , ji , h MW. Q s 2 v1 . ' Q l z , e i.w,,,'.' Mrs. Green and Mr. Mannen spend a busy morning in the office. J , 'iv . ,., M V - ,, .,,. ., HWS.. .- . , vu ......-.-.....4..,.1..-.-........ -... if-.fm G Lois Bente Mathematics LeRoy Brown Science William Burlingame Mathematics George Campbell Science Luther Cowger English Anna May Craig History Sarah Dallam Joan Gant English Rudy Garrard Citizenship Eldon Hart History, Citizenship Mary Hieronymus Science Freda Hinnah Citizenship Ethel Hook Algebra, Mathematics Carmelita Kinchle Science History Verna King History, Playground Supvr. Raymond Lesh Shop Don Livingston English Darrell McBride Art John Meise Science, Mathematics LouRette Morhershead English Pauline Nicholls Louanna O'Kell English Clothing Peggy O'Neil English Mitzi Overman History John Parrish Science Shirley Post Music Hester Preston Art Norma Price English L . -,.. f r me . Cas ,vb k gf 3 f 43 i m ,I N ' , K ' . , i 7 43 it-PM y a P, i t.tt P . 'ef I ,rf . Ee K R if-'.,5,, ,, -.aggi i W is Q N ' 1 'ET 'ff-. , DN K if .ai , N55 my Q -rs. QS' FAC U TY f gangs.: . 9' Rf, ' if I 1 Q lg fa' cv, ,QV n er -f.-bf?-+5 43 '1 -: :inf ffvfff 'iii , X V K' R' Q-..-. ,M +..g'.,fa?jf, A-N1 , gf, 'A K3 l '-lille . x, i M y it r M Q 111, 5551515 'liiiziligeiisiffi wZI'f.'Mf'f ,:?25213EQ:aE1E-Jias V fgq, 1Q'E5:fi7f'a:iff3' . -g.a.,,-..a-.u.s4--.na....t..-..,...ig-..--.,s--.....4.-.i...g.-..:..-a.-.-..........-,.,N-.,- -...a. 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Elizabeth Lukens Sarah Ketchum Ger- trude Minton Clara Twente. Ruby Raymond Elizabeth Lulcens Thel- ma Sue Heflin Polly Albert Clara Twente Gertrude Minton Lorraine Owen. Page 3 . ,-.. , 4- . r'-:...' :rf 1 'V -b ......... ..,.w,,.. 4... . i.. z.- . 1. Q Mr,-:.':,.:.-1 .1-5:7:unix-1Q:-qfgyvggfyf-eff.-nr--wiv+1 W-------S.-2 Xia Page 16 And some say Women arent talk ative. Whats a lunch wlthout dessert? Prxde goeth before a fall -- f wif 1 5 A x ' ' ZLL ' ' A X A- K A AZLL ' ki: Vkk, , f 4 ki f L 1L,, , m 5 :U , A.. K , ff: ,, V : ww ' .- i .K -.11 X I. wg- v -Y-T - -:'w:.aff'-w':- A -' rv-'G---var'-.ral za Qecwle .Jemima Assembly Representatives Beth Stock Teen Town Representatives Cam Aus ton Philip Soper UI1 Eva PCICZ Page 18 HOME ROOM COUNCIL: Marilyn Caskey, Cathy Hattey, Beth Stockton, Sharon Hein- len, Tom Day, Judy Rutledge, Kay Carlile, Marjorie Bruce, Marilyn Sellers, Sandra Han- son, Carolyn Herrington, Ellen Jones, Marge Bullarnore, Carol Crain, Cecil Howard, Martha McDonald, Connie Cropp, Diane Taylor, Judy Maddy, Dee Ann Zion, Judyth. Garrison, Sherry jones, Gary Brown, Lynn Ballew, Philip Soper, David Bland, Lewis Long, Jerald McArthur, Carole Woodruff, Carole Shaw, Fran Mann. ROW ONE: Leona Abernathy, Helen Adams, Linda Adlard, Karen Alexander. ROW TWO: Patricia Allen, Graham Amerine, Don Anderson, Vicky Anderson, Lois Andes. ROW THREE: Lynda Andes, Rosemary Andes, john Atwell, Cam Austin, Mike Bailey, Janet Baker ROW! FOUR Bill Baldr . ' : y, y , Robert ', , Ballew, Paul Barnett, Vernon Barrett, Pansy Bass, Kay Bates. ROW 'fl FIVE: Irene Beal, Pal Beattie, Carole Becker. Delores Bellew, Pa- tricia Benedict, James Bennett, Dixie Bibb, Allan Bishoff. L nn Ballew ROW SIX: Robert Bishop, Sue Bittle, Diane Black, Fred Black, Janice Black, David Bland, Ralph Blum, Bill Boeger, Larry Bogue. ROW SEVEN: Larry Bollinger, Shirley Bolton, Lynda Bottom, Shirley Boysen, Alfred Breshears, Dol,ores Brewer, Henry Bridges, Karen Bridges. ROW EIGHT: Carolyn 4? I -'AL x '52 'W I ' '71 li? ,, Brightwell, Elbert Briscoe, Cathy Brockman, Gary Brown, Georgette Brown, jerry Brown, Sue Brown, Jackie Browne, Marjorie Bruce. L N ' . ' . fm 'iii fa 'J I t ,yy , XX , , , ,sy 5. , Q 'X 4 I I :Al le 9' ,. 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'Map X f Q up , 1, , , ,N ff, lE+ , W . ,et -. ROW ONE: Billy Bucher, Bob Buffalow, Marge Bullamore, Mary Bunyar. ROW TWO: Sandra Burkett, Charlene Burns, Donna Burns, David Burns, Linda Burrow. ROW THREE: Gerd Butt- gen, Linda Burton, Larry Byerly, Shirley Byers, Barbara Campbell, Ronnie Campbell. ROW FOUR: Kaye Carlile, Gretchen Car- michael, Buddy Carroll, Jo Ann Carter, Marilyn Caskey, James Casteel, Clifford Caviness. ROW FIVE: Ann Challis, Harry Chance, Carolyn Chaney, Delbert Chaney, Hiram Chappel, Ronnie Chiles, Martha Christian, Mary Christian. ROW SIX: Pat Claxton, Rowena Cleaver, Dale Close, Charles Closson, Geneva Coday, Alice Coffman, Donna Coil, jerry Colley, Tommy Collinson. ROW SEVEN: Jim Combs, Sharon Conrad, Carol Conrow, Sharon Constance, Gary Cooper, Nancy Copridge, Lcretta Corbin, Stanley Cothern, Kaye Courtney. ROW EIGHT: Steve Courtwright, Floyd Cowhick, Carol Craine, Madelin Crain, James Cravens, Connie Cropp, Linda Crumrine, Martha Cumper, Lynne Fr: X Curtis. , 4: exft , :Tale if aaa H I , ' f 15 li , 2 eeee .l tli .r t A r VI.. WS A- -'fa Y 4 'mmf 'ffffnl if:-I7 4 I ,, -.-nm 5 2 all ,' x ,I Q M-,:,,r?f at Sfrfff :Q pm. :fn- ,,,,,, .,, ' H2811E:i:35:::s' :5:i5rff::,-, . r ' Y . t-I Y z .I ' ' 1' Wt lb:..,Ef-:,!.::.l:1,:f, 'zl . P-au. ':-flux., fl: 'G f f ROW ONE: Norman Dalton, Dixie Davenport, Douglas Davis, Pat Davis. ROW TWO: Walter Davis, Tom Day, Bob DeTray, Carolyn Dieckman, jerry Dike. ROW THREE: Charles Dinwiddie, james Dinwiddie, Donna Dobson, Deanna Donelson, Helen Doo- ley. ROW FOUR: Ronald Downey, Irene Dugger, Shelia Dumas, Shirley Dunbam, Robert Dunn, Anna Mae Durzel, Fred Dutzel. ROW FIVE: Donna Easter, Freda Eckinger, Bob Edwards, Sheila Egleston, Charles Ehlebracht, Jerry Ellis, joan Ellis, Troy Endsley. ROW SIX: George Esler, Carol Etzenhowser, Ann Evans, Charles Fahenstock, Linda Fain, Gordon Farris, Bennie Ferguson, Kay Ferguson, Bill Fields. ROW SEVEN: Jo Ann Fincher, Charlie Fisher, Teddy Flagg, Paula Flanagan, Delta Floyd, Marilyn Ford- ham, Diane Forson, Bill Foster, Bill Fowler. ROW EIGHT: Jean Frazier, Frank Freeman, Sharon Free- man, Garland French, Linda Gaddy, Rita Gade, La- A Verna Galloway, Larry Gann, James Gardner. x t- w- ' - A-gx , A H P- . I - n 'T f.-,V I Q' g ' ,J X as: X313 1. l .I w : - . .. ' N, r A ,Fai , I 12 W 2 , A - , K , 1 f 3 -f V 5 as V 5 ' ,I N V if I VV ' w 7' V555 A I i F f i i I . ' Q. 7? ' s . . . .3 e ' 1 M ... .5 fi fa 4' 1 -, Nj u f 13 V vt, -ee? .mf , i 1:4 Ai Q M-'Gif I N--.Jigs ,f l f at :fi .' ' ' -. ' ' ' lf ' ' 'D V VV x V I'-. nz 'M I i l JJ! W, I at I 1 .. We-p , 3 A 154 I I -2 -if V 1 ' e iff? X. fr: v If 93- ' rr , rrrr: 1' , , , - fs ' I ,ri ,V , r I wanna, ,, tw M2 I :Q . 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I' V . ,- N, if , ROW THREE: George Gundersen, Jr., Janet Hack- Q dl If' 5 l'-xml, fl. g' ett, Jim Haldeman, Bill Hall, Howard Hamilton, , f ' Srl -Ml, it fy, 7 Jimmy Hamilton, Gary Hamlin, Ruth Hammond, ' 'Ii-rllii'1 'm ' ' I ' Sandy Hansen. , ROW FOUR: Bill Haralson, Gail Hardin, Harold Harding, Mar- -2' 7 'I l I, A A garet Harris, Samuel Harris, Kay Harter, Cathey' Hattey, Jerry ig: MRL g 5+ A x t Hawkins. ROW FIVE: Bill Hazelrigg, Brenda Heaviland, Marquel - ,Q l v? e f, '1 , A Hedrick, Sharon Heinlen, Danny Hendrix, Mary Herod, Carolyn ,Xu --nf Qwg. f 'X Herrington. ROW SIX: Harvey Hettick, Bob Hilden, Paul Hill, W, , Vi Y Q . -ry Larry Hilsabeck, Philip Hiniger, Edward Hobbs. ROW SEVEN: , S, ggk 9 , X . X Beaverly Hodges, Larry Hodson, Robert Holley, Jeff Holloway, fu fy ,rg X Frank Holstrom. ROW EIGHT Gary Horne, Cecil Howard, E ,g l' iff ' , Jimmy Howard, Gerald Hubbard. Page 22 'fv- IN, .. N. 1 I Q' 'I ,251-V Tv. ww , v- .wt , rg, , P V K , ,Jgg C hw NR I H ,III T J I . 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ROW TWO: Larry Wilson, Pat Wilson, Connie Wimmer, Dick Winter, Carol Witherspoon, Con- nie Wood, Mary Anna Wood, Carol Woodruff, Sandra Wool- worth. ROW THREE: Orville Wright, Terry Wright, Kay Yates, Marcia Yates, Jean Young, James Young, Connie Ziegler, Paul Ziegenhorn, Joe Zim- rnerman. ROW FOUR: Wayne Zion, Dee Ann Zion, Eliz- abeth Zyskowski, Shirley Bamesburger, Lawanna Barlow, Kay Bates, David Carlile, Madeline Crane. ROW FIVE: Loreta Cutbirrh, Virginia Ellegarcl, Reed Fullerton, Ann Head, Linda Henderson, Peggy Hornbuckle, Diane Ketchum. ROW SIX: Jim Kidwell, Joe Lee, Donna Lyness, John Malloney, Mike Robinson, Nancy Ruhl. ROW SEVEN: Kitty Schile, Roberta Schindler, Karen Trigg, David Wade, Lloyd White. 'G -i 7' -W M 'Y' - - ----f-1-' ----.-- -...........,..,,.., , , 67454 Qwwle .fecwlma Assembly Representatives: Patsy Votava, Teen Town,Representatives: Gail Elliott, Benton McConnell. jack Cleary. HOME ROOM COUNCIL: Eddie Mitchell, Gary Webb, Georgia Walker, Judy Meador, Sandra Adams, Connie McDonald, Carol Childers, Larry Shedd, Roxanne Feiser, Don Nofsinger, Charyl Spencer, Dwane Martin, Joan Stanley, Myra Harris, Vicki Van Tuyl, Cynthia Lightcap, Emma Jo Robinson. Page -Y . 1 ROW ONE: Sandra Adams, Billy Adams, Patricia Albert, Betty , , Allen. ROW TWO: Keith Allen, Sherri Allen, Mike Amerine, Nancy Amos, Tom Armstrong. ROW THREE: Jeff Arnold, Peggy Atkinson, Alan Austin, Gene Ann Baade, Judy Babb, Rose- . if 'V B A -N mary Bailey. ROW FOUR: Daryl Baker, Martha Baker, Richard 'G . V 11 ', ,Vg , Q ' Baker, Rita Barlow, Barbara Barnard, Richard Barrett, Dee Batten- r .dl 7 5-.L if '57, V stein. ROW FIVE: Marion Bartenstein, Ronnie Beal, Ann Bean, . '7 ' ,' ,jj Joe Beck, Judy Ann Beckudite, Ralph Beckmann, Carolyn Beems, . J' j V ,.,, tg W Nancy Beeney. ' VVVV fi 2' ROW SIX: Charles Benedict, Eric Benedict, Linda A V',,, 5 if- Bennion, Katrina Beullens, Bonnie Bisell, James ' W 'l 1 if Blankenship, Jeryl Block, Gene Boniedot, Donna - Boone. ROW SEVEN: Marjorie Bowen, Jane Bracht, Nancy Brannock, Teddy Brannon, Robert A Brashear, Kenneth Brewer, Tom Briner, John Brin- bi ' ton, Alfred Brockmeyer. ROW EIGHT: Stella Q 'ft nity, Brooks, Richard Brotherton, Frank Brown, Gary Brown, Nancy Brown, Jane Brown, Betty Bruce, Judy QM fx Bryant, Charles Buchanan. ,FV 2 ,V 1 Kwww.. 7 ui HQ? '-Qjzrf f1'n:?5T,. I I ' I Iwi: . W -39' I iiii V ' va- ,, fr- . 1 .lil J ' . ff I lit. 255 ' J. 2 ' ig ' A--az: V V4. as . V . i L Mao. . .E . a. A . . 'i ' ' ' 'rf new .. ' ' .' J 1 1 . :, , . f s , Ti ia ' and ,J f ' . , . ' QA A E . L3 I, is . I is 5. me . i 2 I 2 ,Q ' A. ' f' V,'-.4 3 V , ' ' -. 'L Q. -1, ,f Q92 X jf 'A .V V, I, Nj 5 A MQ: e I ,1. 1 ie 'W 1'if fi' 55 , , 2a5ai.3'Ii,fL3 ' W if l A ' ., f V swat 'uhh' . Q 'J . 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ROW FIVE: Sue Clark, Jackie Cleary, Rema ff -' el. f 'U' Cleaveland, Mae Ann Clevenger, Marilyn Clifford, Marilou Clif- - ' I , qi ford, Melvera Clifford. ROW SIX: Arlene Clifford, Larry Coe, ,, Mlyiivia '7 I i Ralph Cole, James Calvin, Regina Combs, Kay Conrow. ROW , ,fglliiljfff JM 'JJ Y l SEVEN: Sharon Conyers, Cynthia Cook, Paul Cook, Gene Cope- ' ,,,: 5 iiifiiiliilingisyl f land, Ronald Corelius. ROW- EIGHT: Mike Coughenow, David -fzfzissfiwiiwi , J 3 countrymen, Carol Courtney. Page 31 w w A , . , ., if .. Si 5 Q f , X L 2 l f 1 fbi! YK gtliilflfim- Y: nfl ei iilfl 'iii Q ,,k,r. 321'-, i gf mir! as 3 f E , so ,N W ,A , ,,, , E T Mew or viii' if .. 7 ' -x-- 'X . iy' 3? ,, I 1 If ' , 5 ' t ' - . T k 1 nnir it R rrr 1 . ,., a t F lvrvv f 'F ffk- f' -. H: I ' I . it V ,g he K' - , f lfesllnla X M Syl ,fc A ,W-wiv 'L :',av4',,-' - 50 - 'mt gg. M - cz A Q , r if ' Xa' 4 if if ,M,,,.W l , , az 0 1 'f 1 ,, . ,,1.. -. 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N , Hinde, Pat Hollinger, David Holmes, Randy Holmes, I , - A 1 X Sharon Holmes, Gary Holsworth, Teddy Holsworth. A, at 5 d 5 Vg, 'I A , ROW TWO: Gary Horner, Ray Howard, Greg , f - 3 iw IN, - ' 'fa' M5 Howell, Marshall Hunt, Judith Hurshmon, Verna 'V' , .5 Xfel,5ii., ljllfi, 1 Huskey, Mary Jo Hutcheson, Le Roy Hutchison, Jerry U ,, 1 yi' ' l A 1, 1, I Q w Ingels. ROW THREE: Virginia Ingram, Ronnie QV V, I .A I' , A M l Inman, Ronnie Inman, Cora Mae Isaac, Althea Isbell, lT5? l I f , , f b l Vg Faye Jackson, jack Jackson, Larry Jemes, Carolyn ,V . it 1' ,Q , l Johnson. ' ' I Wi MM ' ' ROW FOUR: Dorthy Johnson, Glen Johnson, Gordon Johnson, I 5, Sydil Johnson, Kay Johnson, Louis Johnson, Michael Johnson, .gig .,, A ,,, my Terry Johnson. ROW FIVE: James Johnston, Stanton jones, Joe 'E 2 a ' 1 I 1, 'r' SQ as ,KW I, ,, jones, Sam Julian, Virgil Julian, Don Karlstrom, Patty Kaufmon. R 4, 'i ' i live, l ROW SIX: Carol Keightley, Diane Keller, Kenneth Kelley, Sharon l'm.3, X ' I, M i if A Ygfwe, I, 1 Kefir, Karen Kessner, Ruby Ketchem. ROW SEVEN:hNIc?ma '- or , A -: J of gba ' 1. l 2 Ki well, James Kilgore, john Kimball, Fredna King, Jo n ish. Z if-ex, n'5?.5+.l ,,, , IQ H l gciyvlqlvitrgsgljrz Bob Kliefoth, Douglas Loehlef, Dick Kramer, La :E -- , I j'Qfj'?qIfr'i-'if a n. 3 Page 34 I 3 -Je I f I Ek 5 si I eff-if '07 E Rf ' . - -milf 'N nil! I Ti H IF I 1 R ' limes.. 5: Ififf fi' . . 1 If A V , f Y r y . ' FY -at J 2 9 'P' -W' , 1 L, , f ii ,A 1. J yhg' .3,,,1E----xi X, f I 4 1 I i I 1 li-- . 'ff ..,lf' I ' 4- 5 -. 5-M , 1 1 5,q,.4 5 af rf' anim g .5 '5 , 1- , , -Mya F, -,Nm , ti its tk' - ,t ' f 12 A , A,-.,,, E wnlgvj, , ,Mai KY' N' A . 'ff' fly, 'N' - .4 ,Q .--1. , ,A 2 7 A, Z, 1-'35 at if x-ww, I 'I s-9'! 9'2 'fri rp, fa-S+ elle ' uri 'Yi' has ' . li x' . L ,, W.,- 4 .- tw . ,, , .M f Z 2 ,B Q Jig. I 15. 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ROW THREE: Sherry Mesle, Ilya ,I I X Eloise Middaugh, Martha Middleton, Maclelyn Miller, Roy Miller, r 5 ' Ronnie Miller. ROW FOUR: Rod Milleren, Kathleen Mills, v. , 1? ,5 5 .Q F- q ' av Connie Menton, Eddy Mitchell, Steve Mitchell, Eddie Monson, 1 ' O ' A Ardis Moore. ROW FIVE: Ronnie Moore, Sherry Moore, Ronald Morman, Joana Morris, Sharon Morris, Tunie Mounts, Gary Mul- lendore, Marilon Munro. V ,M., z? I, ROW SIX: Danny Neill, Lorma Newman, Don Nof- singer, Charlotte Norman, Kenneth Nort, Denny Oakes, jerry O'Dell, Alera Overcast, Gerald Owens. ROW SEVEN: Bob Oxley, James Parker, Madison Parker, Rickey Parkes, Mary Pearley, Joyce Peppers, Charles Perusich, Laveda Pettis, Cheryl Pimbolt. ROW of EIGHT: Carl Pohnert, Leland Pollard, Mary Jo Pol- laro, Phyllis Pope, Robert Pope, Shirley Porter, Grey Pratt, Norman Price, Richard Prine. 'VJ J dy? rf , . V , 6- ff . ' f , '22 -X 5 '81 in 47 ' if, 1 ,JE r we I - L .,l. f I If , ft- mf I' il, ' M xii K' , VCA Mil' ,M ,ya . 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J, ' X . .f at , tzatzl E 2 fr mm A, 'J-A if WNW' 'ima 4,9 Q3 J 'fjhik-N?.Jh ,A ,ian kiwi? ii, Page 38 S. 'Ni 1-rs 1--an ROW ONE: james Shernwell, Harry Sher, Peggy Sheridon, Don- ald Shikles. l Silvey, Bernice Simmerman, Lawrence Sinclair. ROW THREE: Larry Singer, Richard Smallwood, Tresa Smedley, Tom Smelsu, Betty Smith, Darlene Smith. ROW FOUR: Floyd Smith, James Smith, Kenneth Smith, Mary Smith, Mary Ann Smith, Mary Ruth Smith, Paul Smith. ROW' FIVE: Richard Smith, Ronald Smith, Sarah Smith, Sandra Smittle, Gladys Snelling, Nancy Snelling, Phyllis Snelling, Patricia Snively. 46 I --J . Vitf M' , are in ? 1 . , . 'WX5' 7, ta:,.t,g'ar ga Y, . sf r.,.1I 'V if V, 5 Nfl , 1 'QQ 'v .ig ,. .2 V W.. ,Q K- 4 , l., Sf Q- I 1 ROW' TWO: Pat Shue, Marilyn Shumaker, Shirley ROW SIX: Mike Soper, Cheryl Spencer, Charles Spillman, Bill Spotts, Havline Stalker, Joan Stanley, Kay Stark, Jack Stauffer, Judy Stephens. ROW SEVEN: Melvin Stepens, Beverly Stewart, Betty Stowell, Linda Street, Ronald Stuckey, Aubrey Sumter, Robert Sutherland, Russel Sutton, David Taggartl. ROW EIGHT: Phillis Tandy, John Terhune, Carol Thiel, Margaret Thomas, Alice Thompson, Ralph Thompson, Jack Tomson, Charles Thorpe, Howard Thuston. W if a- fee sr. -rf' Y fr.. rt'-wg F-4345 r' W lllr l ll uv. l y 'gi 1 A 55 if l ' ., la --K f J , fi 'ff S'---rg - 2 sf, ' bm if ' J I , ff V ., ef If , Z W' 'T S 1 ' u ,..u.f-1-eq' ' I r ' V . .,.. I ., , r-ff V it V1 1. 1, ,fur wg' ,t . . r AT I . fix 1'3 ' V ' . . ' , V J ' ' f' f , ,, -lk .V i LJ VV 75' ,., ,Q f-X -- . fr: T 'T 5,t,,i2. , ' f'V, gk ggf- ,, X wa: w at ,g , M' ' Y 1 MV ry I '13, E 1 .rfgtzx A 1 1 '1' f ff r ' ., ,. 5 f ' 1 ff, was A M jr, er j '.,,,V-Q E ,f - V7 ' . V' 1? f 'Wg - I , J . ata, .ii UL I 1 f ' ' , A-'SN ,f -, Af ' - halo, .,, .va , ., ,. K, V . , I . Q , .. on . HMV , f ' -' .4 3 ' - ' : :'E 1 , A 'Vs .rl rf'-' H ti? 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Vw QV f it pw Ff A -T r V. .K if ft. err. . , V, aw ,,VV T' 'le Air , N' 5? X, .Y 1. 1 V T A V . ' TW? 5 . H. 1 of 5. X ' I I r , 1 J- , gn? 1 t.. - , . tr lg Lk I 1 1-i ,ff , A , I i i ROW ONE: Lyle Tiberghien, Elaine Tignor, Billy nan Tolle. ROW TWO: Gary Tonahill, Pat Towne Todd, Dren- , Judy Trava- slina, Michelle Triscott, Larry Trundle. ROW THREE. Sharon - V Tuck, Pamela Tucker, Carol Tudor, Leslie Turner, April Tyler, T l'w'f .ei f dv 'l I al Donna Utz. ROW FOUR: Jimmy VanCamp, Vicki Van Tuyl, Barbara Vaughn, Diane Vollmer, Patsy Votava Georgia Walker 2. ggi Gary Warr. ROW FIVE: Fred Warren, Dbn Webb, Gerald Webb, Phylis W'ceks, Jewell Welton, Judy Welty, Lesler Wendle- ' ton, Alan Wheeler. ROW SIX: Gary White, Harvey Wildshuetz, David Wilcox, Christy Wiley, Patricia Wiley, David Wil- kins, George Williams, Joye Williams, Larry Wil- liams. ROW' SEVEN: Sandra Williams, Boyd Wil- loughby, David Wilson, Mac Winholtz, Larry Wise- more, Lavonna Wiser, John Witherspoon, Camilla Vfomack, Dick Womack. ROW EIGHT: Morris Worden, Joe Worrel, Barbara Wright, Ronald Wright, Raymond Wrigley, A. J. Wuellner, Robert Yocum, Susan Yocum, Gary Young. 5, r fi W. . . 5, . i ff.: X I r L., , ' , :fi wifuf Q jifluiifirii I 4'! ':!SA gilfvurwrnf, ,Q , L , :::'::-.- JH I ':::i 2: gg .r ' K. Q,- 1525. , .,.. -I , .4 4, 5 1' nf f M WHS v if MW. .,,. --Q M - ' 1 11- f4f1,,,,, I 3, 'w x ral-lim ' ff Q -a r , ,M- i ' ' f . if .- Igwmk by I , :IV . H , V L , A I f .5 VV .ffl f ,Q ,,. , -x f M K f- ---'- . if av '- ' ' , , . l ., M. ' -v--' 3 'it' 3, Y 1 f' rf.J1 L' 2 3 - , i v r 2 ' , f lin.. 52' 1 ' I ' H E i' 3 x R ' X 'A i ' 7 . 57 - ' iff i , . ,Qi , 57, 'if ...V I . ' szpafalifff ,f '. , i'4-Sw' ' ,, is V i,..f. , I f 1. 1' 1 ' asf was ,fres,.g',, Y - . ' X aff f . ...,, ' . 'I' - i. ' i f I' I 'i-'r- 5 sjiflisis i, . We . -5 N' . Km K - . 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M-w. rm'- , 91' 5 X' v I - J .. - T5 1, -s.fvaa2r aww' 'fiii - 'l f f2'amaWra,eWfQ fz ei Q Y - A f .f ,fa . , iff 1 - - ' . i J: V, , , 74,33 Rn Jil- M ' fx' gk :E f ' Im ri ' , ,,,, ,I er ff , - f A X k ' ing , 1 X. Xa, , , - fr ag. gmgaar, ic ,.5,,, 2 5 . r cf Wy. ' .. V A 5 -. 'xf ' A '. 4: .. f-5 V l li'J.,, YE, 'Y , ' si ' ' ' 'wc..-N. I h k if 5 V P , X... - rg,,..5.x,,,.,,:.f+.n,i Liter ,i fs Q5 xp' QI k W!-, Q QQ. ,L 1, I aff., ...T-fa, A A W ei? , ,-Q, , V 4' Vlgwylf Q, - r if W , . i +V aft, e ,,a,'w- X ' v3,g,a 1 4,1 , , 'K .V . f ?Z'f:zfMf?a 'fat -. wi Q- Page 39 1 wif 5 ROW ONE: Barbara Youngs, Tommy Zang, Charles Zerr, Zinser, Robert Zion, Clarence Adkins, Calvin Anderson. ROW TWO: Donna Byers, Joan Chambers, Don Cheever, Frisby, james Geraldon, Sydel johnson, Louis Kowalski. ROW THREE: George Farquhar, Claude Lindsey, Carol Munday, Judie Shields, Jimmy Swinney. ROW FOUR: Rose Sullivan, Conrad Ware, Don Weaver, Weir. ' Bea Kay Ray Pat ROW FIVE: Carol Williams, Ronnie Wolfe, Virginia Yates. Page 40 'F' ? 356.5 A-W - ,rg , mr x fx, ew vff V, 2 506646 deed jumor Hrgh offers two years of soc1a1 SfLld1CS C1I1Z6f1Sh1P, and Amencan hlstorv Above, deeply engrossed IU current affa1rs a fresh men c1t1zensh1p class studres the Wo ld Week Magazme For the elghth grade Amencan hlstory class a US map becomes the center of rnteresr 1n todays lesson un. H! :W 564 To the eighth and ninth graders of junior High, English offers training in speaking, reading and writing skills. It attempts to acquaint- the student with the best of literature, both short stories and poems. Much of the work consists of a survey study of grammar and other basic skills such as spelling and writing. The upper photograph shows an eighth grade English class learn- ing about the facilities available in our library. Many of the eighth grade English classes participated in this activity. In the picture below, a ninth grade English class portrays one of the old English ballads as a part of their study. 1.1-ati xl, Miss Weatherford's a lg e b r a class listens attentively as the fun- damentals of algebra are explained. Kay Conrow and Larry Coe demonstrate to an eighth grade math class the art of making cir- cles, squares, and triangles. , Page 44 Junior High offers three divis- ions. They are algebra, eighth grade math and ninth grade math. Eighth grade math is required, but ninth grade math is an elective. edema The field of science offers a wide variety of interests for the imaginative student. At the left, the mysteries of the eclipses are ex- plained to an eager class of fresh- men science students. Eighth grade classes, pictured below, are also particularly inter- ested in the experimental phase of science. Nick Burge and John Brinton examine coral reefs. Patsy Votava and Mack Winholtz are feeding fish in the aquarium. Nr-Q X , f,..,.e5 mf 'Wt -f yi Qi? As the bell rings for fourth period to begin, you can hear voices tuning and blending together in preparation for an hour of singing. These are the voices that make up the Mixed Chorus. The many activities of Mixed Chorus include: singing for the students in assemblies, caroling in the halls at Christ- mas time, entertaining at the spring concert, and, of course, long hours of striving for perfection. L p Page 46 k 1 1 r I I 1, ,dvi-,M,,,, emma! 77566466 In thrs class students learn to appreciate many types of muslc Besrdes havm l g voca practrce the students learn to appreclare many types of musrc Above The Nutcracker Surte Below Mrss Post accompames her clas song students hsten to a recording of s as they practlce a Page 47 , - ---+-- - 1'-' Y f Zalidvzg Carolyn Wilhile, Diane jobst, Linda Crum rine, Vienna jobst, Mona Majersky. Busy as bees are these freshmen girls enrolled in Mrs. O'Kell's clothing class. Besides learning how to operate and control these machines, the girls learn how to make their own clothes. At the end of the year the girls present a fashion show to exhibit their handiwork. ,.- '- if i ,sss,.rlrr , s W' X 1415 Art offers the students a wide variety of interesting activities. The main objectives of the art course are to develop expression and an appreciation of art in the individual student. To the left, the students are engaged in the glazing of pottery. Below, the students are sketching a still life. Among the proj- ects included in this course are ceramics, paper sculpture and the basic forms of sketching. if W Y.. my is 'C-1,..f .NN Page 50 Ida Although Latin is a dead language, it is much alive in the hearts of thirty-five Freshmen Latin students. There is never a dull moment in this class between translat- ing Latin into English and, of course, tak- ing tests. Shown in the 'pictures are the puellae and pueri CLatin for boys and girlsD trans- lating Latin on the board. Singing Christ- mas Carols in Latin was one of the many activities of this group. Larry Gann Ronnxe Norfleet Sue Brown Beth Stockton Joan Ellxs Bob Edwards and Dave Pinto 1o1n IH a panel dxscusslon The speech students of room 220 learn pubhc speakmg pantomrne and the ways of the stage These classes have four annual HCEIVIEICS Nlght Out The Three Act Play Boys Optlmlsts Speech Contest and the unlor Dramatlcs Club Dmner 4. awww L.. Donna Robbins reads a poem page 51 . ' ' 5 v 1 . B ' , ,..,, ,. -,-. ,. Q? a ' , 7 Z I 7 , . . Wifi? , 'L ' tsl E S f L 4' Roy Nichols adjusts a breast drill. A student grinds a part of his proj- ect on the electric grinder. ' 4a Being permitted to choose what they wish to make in shop, many boys construct projects which can be used in their homes. This makes Shop one of the popular elect- ives for the boys of Junior High School. Paul Hill planes a flat surface with a jack plane. e- uw ,yfv -- ' I cuff ummmffvmi srfps 'H fa.. - M I V - ,ma '- l ' filfjhgi I i i 4 I '-t f 1 05- f W-N, his Fx, 'Kiwi 'Nl i 3 A 'riff peaida' The fifth hour of Room 324 is in the beginning stages of their second semester project. This project is in leather craft, stressing use- ful articles such as hand tooled shoes, bill folds, and coin purses. The finished product completes the study of leather through the means of films and books from the origin of leather through the tanning proc- esses, then purchasing, designing and tooling to marketing of the fin- ished project. ,A-IS? l ' 1 jf 1 35 l M2131 5.f2,ffFif'm Alix? Nam' M '-C 'ff' '. I' 176511. l fzeadmaw game! . ,ggi fi if ll .11 Il 4, vi wg' W rl Sl ll -is if 'A ll 'sl is wi Ll ,ji ll Page 54 ELUTES: Sharon Freeman, Martha McDonald, Marthalee Martin, Jim McConchie. OBOE: Donna Burns-. CLARINETS: Sharon Heinlen, Carol Sue Nelson, Charles Steg- ner, Freda Eckinger, Barbara Campbell, Harvey Hettick, Shirley Byers, Sharon Smith, Linda Logeman, Phyllis Sandidge, Joy Rothwell, Sammy Harp, Gene Ann Baade, Sue Ellmaker, Hal Wilson, George Gunderson. SAXOPHONES: Bob De Tray, Judy Poloney, Virginia Kerr, Gary Slide. TRUMPETS: Cam Austin, Beth Stockton, Bill Boeger, Jerry Rimmer, Irene Dugger, Charlotte Luff, Arthur Lotz, Paul Barnett, Neal Spangler, Bruce Van Riette. FRENCH HORNS: Lynn Ballew, Dale Close, Dick Kramer. TROMBONES: Philip Soper, Bill Fields, Charlie Fisher, Jim Nichols, Larry Hodson, jim Halderman, jim Miller, Ronnie Snyder. BASS CLARINET: Ann Schilling. BASSOON: Mary Anna Wood. BARITONES: Clifford Caveness, Lewis Long, Delores Brewer, Charles Ellen- bracht. BASSES: George Esler, Ronald Morman. PERCUSSION:MargaretHarris,,Norman Dalton, Zeke Larson, Geraldine Dugger, Jane Bracht. DIRECTOR: Mr. Don Welborn. 567654 Q1 Zend VM 5, M , ,,,,,, CLARINETS: Connie McDonald, Terrie Hedges, Sharon Gibson, Kay johnson, Patricia Himes, Marilyn Schumaker, Nancy Amos, Martha Harris, Harvey Wildshultz, Virginia Ingram, Ruth Laughlin, Larry Wisemore, Melvin Stephens, jerry Tanner, Kenny Brew- er. FLUTES: Sherri Mesle, Phyllis Weeks, Sandra Williams, Keith Hammond. OBOE: Barbara McFadden. BASS CLARINET: Kaye Saunders. SAXOPHONES: Shirley Graff, Fred Sage, Jerry Ingels, Connie Schneider. BARITONES and TROMBONES: james Farrow, Richard Prine, Freddy Warren, Stan Lagenhy, Gerald Webb. BASS HORNS: Jimmy Sweinney, John Atwell, David Holmes. HORNS: Eddie Monson, Lawrence Sin- clair. TRUMPETS: Mike Soper, Steve Mitchell, Ronnie Wright, Gary Warren, Kyle Main, Jeffrey Arnold, jackie Cleary, Dannie McKay, Tommy Linnenbrink, Ronald Stuckey, Harry Sher, Paul Smith, Lloyd Samuel. PERCUSSION: Lyle Liberghien, Sheryl Pimblott, John Dobson, Charles Martin, Allan Austin, Danny Neal. Ozcdealfm Page 56 653 1ST VIOLINS: Cynthia Frick, Kathleen Mills, Joan Pyper, Gwen Robinson, Joe Hijacek, Carolyn Kieslebach, Richard Livingston, Alice Peak, Linda Burton. 2ND VIOLINS: Cecil Howard, Juanita Swinney, Elizabeth Zyskowski, Charles Zerr Elizabeth Turner, Jewell Welton, Gerd Buttgen, Tom Smelser, Carolyn Wilhite. PIANO: Camilla Wo k. mac FLUTES: Martha McDonald, Sharon Freeman, Phyllis Weeks, Sandra Williams. OBOE' D B . ' ' onna urns BASSOON. Mary Anna Wood. CLARINETS: Sharon Heinlen, Carol Sue Nelson, Charles Stegner, Freda Eckinger. SAXOPHONES: Bob Detray, Judy Po- loney, Shirley Graff. BASS CLARINET: Kaye Saunders. HORNS: Lynn Ballew, Dale Close, Richard Kramer. BASS HORN: George Esler. TRUMPETS: Cam Austin, Beth Stockton, Bill Boeger Michael Soper. TROMBONES' Philli So er Ch l F ' h , . p p , ar es is er, Bill Fields, Jim Nichols. PERCUSSION: Jane Bracht, Geraldine Dugger, John Dobson Mar aret Hart' . CELLOS: ' ' g is Donna Moore, Tamara Watson, Rogene Fike, David Seal, Madison Parker, Gerald Glossip, Charlene Burns, Eugene Harley, Marilyn Sellers. VI- OLAS: Leota Thoman, Lois Towsley, Charles Closson, Don Shikles, Marvita Crookston, Nola Allega, Carol Tudor, Frances Bulen, Ronnie Smith, James Smith. BASS VIOL: Ardis Moore, Frank Brown, Nancy Davis, Patti Roach. I w F I I f ' wx K ' : I mi . wg , A i i L 4..,. , 7 P ii gy C A ,Ay 'T .init 'C 5 i i 53? If ?A E I 2 ROW ONE: Roger Resch, Virginia Taggart, Kay Ferguson, Cathey Hattey, Ronnie Chiles. ROW TWO: Donna Moore, Nancy Johnsen Marge Bullamore, 'Carol Nelson, Sandra Woolworth, Deanna Donelson. ROW THREE: Frann Mann, Judy Maddy, Di- ane Taylor, Sharon Heinlen, Ann Schilling, Beth Stockton. ROW FOUR: Leota Tho- man, Lois Tousley, Sharon Smith, Marthalee Martin, james Gardner, Mike Miller, james Gibson, Marilyn Caskey. ROW FIVE: Tamara Watson, Larry Kircher, Cam Austin, Mike Bailey, john Van Hook, Phillip Soper, Joan Ellis. Penn Club officers Marge Bullarnore sec retary Diane Taylor president Sharon Page 53 Heinlen vice president Wddfam The William Penn Club was organized in 1928 by Mr. Gordon Wesner to create an interest in jour- nalism and to serve as a homeroom project. It has now developed into a club for both eighth and ninth grade students. There are about eighty members. The club's members are chosen for scholarship, ini- tiative, cooperative attitude and interest 'in school activities. Until this year the Penn Club's activities consisted of the publication of the Junior 'High newspaper, The Echo, and of the yearbook, The Cub. Early IU the School year of 1956 57 it was decided by the school officials to discontinue publication of The Echo The Cub annual or yearbook is presently the only activity of the Penn Club . . . . . . H U u yi . . , , 4 , - 5 9 7 1 ' ' ROW ONE James Johnston Sherry Mesle Terry Hedges Judy Travosrmo Kay John son Pat Snrvely Mac Wlnholrz John Wrtherspoon ROW T'WO Lrnda Bennron Mary Jo Campbell Pam Love Carol Threl Nancy Beeney Sherri Allen Nancy Saunders Joan Pyper ROW THREE Sue Ellmaker Phyllxs Sandrdage Mrke Soper Tom Lmnenbrrnk Charles Zerr Bonn1e Brssell Ronnre Beal Marnrta Crookston Camrlla Womack ROW FOUR Connre McDonald Charlotte Dreckman Ga1lEll1ott Carmen Duncan Donna Boone Llnda Ratclxffe Ronald Cornellu Greg Howell Eddle Mltchell ROW FIVE Phyllis Weeks Frank Brown Jack Cleary Ronald Morman Joe Haylcek Tom Haas Charles Robinson Benton McConnell Jeffery Arnold Kathy Lent amz 6445 Members of the club are expected to conduct rn tervxews wrxte copy and do any work assxgned by the faculty sponsors toward preparatron and d1str1 butron of the yearbook They confess that they also have fun whlle learnmg to work together Miss ONe1l IS the nmth grade sponsor and Mr Lrvrngston IS the elghth grade sponsor Both Mxss ONe1l and Mr Llvrngston are erghth grade Englrsh teachers Mr Eldon Hart takes the responsrbrlrty for the photography rn The Cub He IS assrsted by Larry Rauh and Larry Hxlsabeck Donna Boone presldent calls the meetrng to order Jack Cleary secretary takes roll P 5 as Mrke Soper vrce presldent looks on age 9 MQ ,L r 1 It . sr . s t v 9 nf 3 1 , 4 www Y X E 0 v VW . Q A ' , X ' Q 9 1 5 ' 9 1 7 - - , Q s s 1 a y ' ' 7 7 7 7 s r a 1 ' ' - 9 s 1 a Q- . 1 1 Us J - - I 7 7 7 7 7 1 1 a - , 1 . . , . . . , . , . . . - ' ' . a u Il ' ' 7 7 . ' 7 7 s ' , . ROW ONE Rixie Reynolds Judy Poloney Donna Dobson Lucille Savage ROW TWO Jean Frazier Pat Hunter Dixie Davenport Ellen Jones Marilyn Fordham ROW THREE Pat Claxton Mary Herod Karen Bridges Linda McEldery jackie Brown Wil ina Gorden ROW FOUR Leona Abernathy Janice Walker Marquel Hedrick Brenda Heaviland Sherry jones Sharon Constance ROW FIVE Donna Burns Shirley Byers Lynne Curtis Rowena Cleaver Pat Benedict Ruth Hammond - 7eem The Junior High Y Teens a branch of the Young Womens Christian Association, is composed of both eighth and ninth grade girls. The ninth grade Y- Teens is also knownvas Cubettes. The activities of the Y-Teens were many and var- ied this year. Stair duty and ball check-out were two of the service projects performed by the Y-Teens. The Cubettes, under the supervision of Miss Stanley, were in charge of the school canteen. At the end of' the school year the girls with most service points were rewarded with a trip to the Ozarks. I The ninth grade Y-Teens, or Cubettes, was spon- sored by Miss Hieronymous. Its officers were Leona Abernathy, president, Rowena Cleaver, vice-presi- dent, Janice Walker, secretary, and Mary Herod, treasurer. Miss Gant and Miss Walker sponsored the eighth grade Y-Teens. Gail Elliot was the president of the eighth grade group, joan Pyper was vice- president, Donna Boone and Charlotte Dieckrnan were secretary and treasurer respectively. -,,,,,,,,,,,, , r - ,,.....,.-.r.,..,...a -.......g.--...e..-f.-..-.---f--A-,--- 1 ------1---A- W M ' ' 133' 'xx' HL., ROW ONE Sherrr Mesle Tern Hedges Dana Rose Judy Travostma Kay Johnson V1ck1e Van Tuyl Myrna Hays ROW TWO Kay Stark Joan Pyper Carol Threl Nancy Beeney Sherrr Allen Par Snrvely Nancy Saunders ROW THREE V1rg1n1a Ingram Nancy Brown Sharon Grbson Par Dunklrn Connxe Gray Helen Fans joan Chambers ROW FOUR Connre McDonald Charlotte Dlclcman Bonnre Brssell Dorrs Chapple Ronnre Kay Beal Donna Rytter Shrrley Groff ROW FIVE Phyllis Weeks Kathy Lent Phylhs Sandldage Carmen Duncan Donna Boone Llnda Rarclrffe Ga1lEl11orr x' il K ROW ONE Frances Bulen, Grace Manley, Mary Lukomskr, DeAnna Barrensrem, Mar lorxe Bowen, joye Wrllrams, Mary Jo Pollaro, Regma Combs ROW TWO Sharon Kerr, Barbara Droves, Carolyn johnson, Myra Harrls, Patsy Votava, Judy Stephens, Ev elyn Robmson, LaV1ra Pedxs, Peggy Drake ROW THREE Peggy Arkmson, Stella Brooks, Sydel Johnson, Gene Ann Baade, Kathleen Mrlls, Cynthla Frrck, Patrrcla Hlmes, Lrnda Logeman, jorlene Chytka ROW FOUR Joana Morrxs, Elorse Mlddaugh, Sandra Adams, Jamce Glll6SP1C, Carole Tudor, Llnda Ghspey, Barbara Youngs, Patrr Roach, Lynn Trescorr ROW FIVE Nancy Davxs, Patty Rowe, Conrue Menron, Kay Saunders, Sandra Flelschmen, Jane Bracht, I.aN1ta Krosen, Roxanne Fenser, Rogene Frke, Geral d1ne Dugger sag 54 2 'W '3 01 ROW ONE: Ronnie Johnson, Vernon Barrett, Bob Buffalow. ROW TWO: Jack Perry, Larry Hodson, Larry Hilsabeck, David Wade, Larry Rauh. ROW THREE: Stan Perk- ins, Arthur Main, Neal Spangler, Jimmy Pippenger, Sammy Harris. ROW FOUR: jim Halderman, Charles jackson, Charles Fisher, Cam Austin, Philip Soper. ROW FIVE: Bob Richardson, George Esler, Ronald Hutcherson, jim Nichols, Phil Hunt, John Walker. HiY a branch of The Young Mens Christian Association has for its purpose spiritual mental and physical improvement of its members This group works toward building better boys for a better world and a better community Meetings of the H1 Y began with a prayer and a reading from the Scripture Later the boys played basketball p1ng pong or volleyball Educational films hikes and conducted tours were also enjoyed by this group Page 62 Hi Y members enjoy watching a ping pong game ??fa ROW ONE: Raymond Guard, james Parker, Charles Buchanan, Virgil julian, John Dobson, Richard Barrett, Richard Paine. ROW TWO: Richard McKensie, Madison Parker, David Wilson, Paul Smith, Gerald Lund, Ray Miller, David Taggart, David Dieckman. ROW THREE: Mike Soper, Gregg Howell, Ronnie Inman, Michael Johnson, - Eddie Mitchell, Benton McConnell. ROW FOUR: Richard Livingston, jackie Cleary, Cecil Rothwell, Larry Williams, Duane Martin, Gerald Webb. ROW FIVE: Robert Hinde, Joe Hajicek, Teddy Holsworth, Tommy Haas, Jeff Mann, Drennen Toll, Don Nofsmger H1 Y members were both eighth and ninth grade boys The meetings of the eighth grade group were brought to order after school on Fridays by John Dobson president of the H1 Y The other officers were Mike Soper vice president Tommy Haas sec retary and Benton McConnell chaplain This group was sponsored by Mr Woodward and Mr Meise Mr Burlingam Mr Hart and Mr Brown were sponsors of the ninth grade H1 Y The officers were Phillip Soper president Cam Austin vice president Stanley Perkins secretary and Lynn Ballew chap lain H1Y members listen attentively as M1 page 63 chael johnson reads from the Scriptures VY? , , - , .. ,.. 2 ' 5 7 ' 1 5 ' I - A . , . n., . - A 9 1 P 3 a 9 7 Since the organization of the Camera Club twenty-two years ago, its purpose has been to develop an interest in photography. The club members learn to develop and to take pictures with the aid of flash bulbs and flood lights. These amateur photographers took pic- tures of school events, faculty members and interesting happenings around Independ- ence. The pictures were developed and printed and then sold to the students. Dur- ing the years of the club's existence, the rofit made from the sellin of ictures has. P 8 P been used to buy a reflex camera, an en- larger and other photographic equipment. Mr. Parrish was the sponsor of the Cam- era Club this year. The officers of the club were Harry Chance, president, Larry Kir- cher, vice-president, Gordon Tomkins, sec- retaryg john Phillips, treasurerg and David Wade, darkroom superintendent. There were fifteen chosen on interest in photog- raphy. Shown enlarging pictures are: jimmy Pippenger Rus sell Latham, John Phillips and Larry Porter awww Eden! I Iii' ROW ONE Bob Buffalow David Wade Gordon Tompkins P 64 ROW TWO john Phillips Jimmy Pippenger Russel Latham age ROW THREE Larry Porter David Cavrness Harry Chance Tv .tw f 5 if , -fa f .. .,:.., 7 . vs N- ,-. .- V :gig ' - a , . ' 1 , . ' : , . W? P . 1 1 l When you check out a book from the li- brary, do you ever stop to think how much work goes behind this simple act? The cards must be kept neatly in the card cata- logue, the books placed in their rightful po- sition on the shelf and repairs made to damaged books. It takes work and time to keep our library functioning properly, and this is Where the library club helps. The library club members assist Miss Pulliam, the club sponsor and junior High librarian, in the task of making books available for over a thousand students. We can also thank the club for the large variety of displays that have drawn our at- tention to the many interesting books. at our disposal. Their clever arrangement of book jackets and accessories have served the dual purpose of adding color and brightness to our halls. This year the club elected Diane Black for president, Jeannine Resch for vice-pres- ident and Mary Anna Wood for secretary. -fcdfmzq 6665 3 d W'll' Carolyn Lynch Diane Black Mary Anna Woods ROW cggljfnigaglariders,llviglngtephans Albert Gregson Lynette Deaver Jeannine Resch P 6 ROW. THREE: Cynthia Cook Carole Tudor Thelma Dobbins Mary Hicks Beverly age 5 Sfobart, Barbara McFadden 7471! 6 Wd E 4 -l Art Club is an extra-curricular activity for stud- ents who are especially interested in art and in help- ing others. Miss Preston and Mr. McBride sponsored this club. The projects of the members included making glow candles, beaded bracelets, decorated felt stockings and weaving. Many of the articles were sold at the annual Christmas bazaar. Among the Junior Red Cross service projects were Halloween tray favors and Christmas and St. Patrick's Day posters. These were sent to the Veter- ans Hospitals. Members also made cover designs for plays and talent performances which were produced through the school. One of the highlights of the year's activities was a trip to Lawrence, Kansas to visit the Art and Nat- ural History Museums and the displays in the art department. Art club members worked on leather proj- ects during the noon hour. For the first semester Frann Mann held the office of presidentg Donna Moore, vice-presidentg and Judy Maddy, secretary. The second semester officers Were: president, Vicki Thackerg vice-president, Donna Mooreg and secretary, Fritz Oseur. Page 66 ROW ONE: Vicki Thacker, Marnita Crookston, Cathy Hattey, Donna Robbins, Bar- bara James John Witherspoon ROW TWO' Shirley Bolton Linda Linnenbringer Linda Crurnrine Sandy Woolworth Fran Mann Judy Maddy ROW THREE Judy Reynolds Nancy Brown Sheila Egelston Charlotte Dieckman Marilyn Caskey Nancy Keens Mary Smith ROW FOUR Donna Boone Donna Moore Carrlla Womack Lmda Ratcliffe, Eloise Middaugh Carol Jean Smith ROW FIVE Charles Robinson Bill Baldry Fritz Oeser Bill Sports Beverly Srobart Linda Andes . J ' ' 1 1 1 I : 1 - I , I 1 s , . , , . ' . : . , , 7 , 7 ' I - Z 2 J ' s s - ROW ONE: Steve Mitchell Ronnie Wright Phyllis Pope Evelyn Robinson . 1 i U , , James Mc- ' Conchie, Ray Howard. ROW TWO: Emma Jo Robinson, Karen Schmeling, Shirley Bol- ton, Patty Benedict, James Parker, Jim Richerson. ROW THREE: Diane Keller Faye Jackson, Stella Brooks, Karol Street, Helen Dooley, Elizabeth Turner, Lonna Newman, Connie McDonald. ROW FOUR: Gwen Robinson, Dennis Massie, Robert Nichols, Stanley Cothern, Don Reed, Gary Holsworth, Randy Holmes, Nancy Davis. 7Zcu!me 6 al The Nature Club is just two years old, but a very active club for its youth. The club consists of eighth and ninth grade students especially interested in nat- ural science. Mrs. Kinchle, eighth grade science teacher, was the sponsor of this club. Speakers were invited to the meetings to talk with the members on interesting subjects such as astronomy, rocks and fossils. Field trips were plan- ned by this group. The trip to Swope Park was one of the most enlightening trips taken by the club. One of the activities enjoyed most by the mem- ers was the makin of rock jcwelry The club had b g J - occasional parties and social activities also. Ronnie Wright and Steve Mitchell admire the Nature Club's rock display. .F ,,, ,, , ,,.,'-,V,....v ,Q -f'-ew,v ' -i t L . v.V fs 'A' .,.- JJ -4 + f ?'4i f's' ' ,, ,, ..,. at I' J l -in ,C at 1' ' w v 6' 5 A -0 ' 0 Q ' I n I K if tx f ' t- f iz 'cf 1 I I a K A w 3' ' r 4-I . I 1. N y . N. P ' a- N 4.5 -fr 4 , 4 f fi ' , ,a rc, W 1 . f f I , . ' H , F , r an M ' H N Q nl Q. ' f 4 0 iv fe' ,Q fa - ,J 'J f lf, fe, ff a 1 2 in at? J nh 'iv Q , la 4 -gg: ROW ONE: Sherry Moore, Marjorie Bowen, Linda Darling, Cathy Hattey, Deanna Don- elson, Donna Bobson. ROW TWO: Betty Bruce, Beverly Stewart, Connie Van Kirk, Sherri Allen, Joan Pyper, Kay Stark, Kay Ferguson. ROW THREE: Linda Bennion, Linda Lewis, Nancy Saunders, Joan Chambers, Carol Sue Nelson, Vicki Anderson, Car- olyn Herrington. ROW FOUR: Mary Christian, Myra Harris, Sharon Gibson, Pat Mc- Intosh, Karen Bridges, Carolyn Ferguson, Diane Vollmer, Geraldine Dugger. ROW FIVE: Linda Gaddy, Diane Taylor, Juanita Jeffrey, Lenore Gosling, Shirley Graff, Phyl- lis Sandidage, Joan Ellis, Judith Garrison, Nancy Brannock, Pam Love. Page 68 ROW ONE: Joy Rothwell, Helen Faris, Barbara James, Roberta Schindler, Judy Po- loney, Carol Craine, Margie Bruce, Mary Jo Pollaro, Joye Williams, Patricia Snively. ROW TWO: Ellen Jones, Paula Flannagan, Martha Middleton, Donna Boone, Carmen Duncan, Connie McDonald, Ann Challis, Connie Gray, Peggy Drake. ROW THREE: Judy Haep, Robin Cusick, Janell, Ewing, Elizabeth Zyskowski, Marge Bullamore, Bonnie Butcher, Peggy McCormick, Mary Smith, Linda McEldery, Peggy Atkinson. ROW FOUR: Jo Ann Fincher, Sharon Constance, Lynne Curtis, Donna Moore, Kathy Lent, Keota Thoman, Gwen Robinson, Patti Roach, Carolyn Dieckrnan, Marsha Perry. ROW FIVE: Jorlene Chytha, Donna Burns, Tamara Watson, Nancy Cox, Gwen Justice, Lonna Newman, Carol Stuck, Jan McCarty, Jeannette McCarty, Sharon Heinlen. Qaida' Qke 64:5 The Girls' Glee Club was the largest vocal group and club in our school. It was composed of over one hundred and fifty girls. Both eighth and ninth grade girls joined this organization. The main activity of the Girls' Glee Club was to entertain the student body at assemblies. This year the glee club presented a major part of the Christ- mas assembly. The year was climaxed by singing in the annual Spring Concert which was given in April. The student body enjoyed a variety of selections from this group. A few of the songs that they sang were Yankee Doodle, Come Ye Thankful Peo- ple, Come, and Willie. With songs such as these the Glee Club was in great demand throughout the year. The very able president of Girls' Glee Club was Deanna Donelson, and the vice-president was Beth Stockton. The secretaries were Donna Dobson and Charlotte Dieckman. The treasurer was Jo Ann Fincher, Miss Shirley Post was the combination di- rector and club sponsor. She was assisted by Donna Moore as the accompanist. Glee Club officers smile for Cub photographers. , , , .. L, i E. Q-4' K' L igm I V 1 , ,,.., ., f . ,f ' p A , 1, r .v : Q 1,1 ', in . 1 . , J Q . 2 'rw p fr A P sk.: ' ' x .,,, ' I '12 , V 1 5 sr N .,. , - Edson, Dana Rose, Pats Votava, Renea Cowsert, Virginia Ingram, E321 Rltllinsgiifcgharlotte Norman, Janice 5Cannon, Trudy Gibbs. ROW TWO: Nancy Beeney, Marty Christian, Namor Etter, Janice Gillespie, Joyce Gosney, Nancy Brown, Gail Elliott, Charlotte Dieckman, April Tyler, Linda Glispey. ROW THREE: Norma Hardison, Beth Stockton, Connie Cator, Linda Darling, Karen Alexander, Dixie Daven- port Jewell Welton, Doris Chapple, Karen Schmeling, Mary Pat Randall. ROW FOUR: Rogene Fike, Dee Ann Zion, Jackie Record, Marilyn Caskey, Sharon Conyers, Carole Shaw, Phyllis Weeks, Gene Baade, Connie Minton, Martha Harris. ROW FIVE: Rox- anne Feiser, Linda Logeman, Carol Woodruff, Margaret Casewell, Jane Bracht, Cathy Ware, Margaret Harris, Sharon Smith, Barbara Youngs, Carol Schultz. Page 69 , . . ., , V '.- a-- --- -- -h 2 ROW ONE: Kay johnson Caccompanistj, Ronald Cornelius, james Combs, Kenny North, Robert Ryder, Claude Richards, Dean Sackman. ROW TWO: David Dieck- man, Ronald Chiles, James McConkie, Nicky Burge, Greg Howell, Christy Wiley. ROW THREE: Bill Fields, Robert Greenwood, Norman Dalton, Bob Buffalow, Charles Zerr, David Seal, John Terhune. ROW FOUR: Paul Barnett, Larry Kircher, jack Keadle, Mike Coughenaw, Mike Miller, Harvey Hettick, Ricky Ripple. ROW FIVE: Dale Close, Da- vid lngram, Wayne Zion, Jerry Ellis, Bill Sports, Clifford David Caviness,,George Gun- derson. gag! Qke 0:5 Boys' Glee Club is an organization de- signed to further boys' vocal talents through group singing. The club met three times a week to sing its favorite songs. Dry Bones and Dames', were a few of the selections the Boys' Glee Club sang at performances this year. Singing at assemblies was one of the main activities of this group. Miss Smith, eighth grade music teacher, directed the Boys' Glee Club. '7z6,aZe 'ada . '4 In -. . f 'GA A W. me FQ X K fir ,X A 5- . ' W GC: r,4 , . 1 Q. . 5, V ,, , , .X.W K K SSP' n Y V , kv . - , y, .V fn , -K .if - f it W 3 1 3 , 5' ' 'w 'J fX'WrqV ,0V' if E373 'Glu - 3' ' , Q , if ,, I 5-Q 4- O' X k , ,,,.k it e . V , l , 1 G ,V Ih r, was I gr. 32,6 , . , - L av. X I - ' ljif .M w V 'qt - fi - hy fm34' ,ww ..-q J ' X. ,K ,rf 'K - , . . A L f., , S 1, Q Q J . f V as L ,b ft: ,V , . I 1lllllln-.., Sherrr Mesle Kay Johnson Nancy Beeney Joan Pyper Frank Brown Caccompanlstj Geraldme Dugger Garl Ellrott Charlotte Dreckman Gene Ann Baade Rogene Frke gaqa neemdk L 99 OO Bob Buffalow, Greg Howell, Paul Barnett, Wayne Zion, George Gunderson, Dean Sack- man, Kenneth North. Q, E yyyl , H ' 'l T ri K Page 71 Jim Nichols, Bill Fields, Charlie Fisher, Philip Soper. Page 72 Charlie Ste ner Ann Schil g 1 ' ling, Carol Sue Nelson, Shar- on Heinlen. , H --Y - -- Bill Boeger, Beth Stockton, Cam Austin. Sherry Mesle, Sharon Free man, Martha McDonald. Tamara Watson, Lea Tho- man, joe Robbinson. Hajicek, Gwen MGI? Q x Rogene Fike, Marnita Crook- ston, Joan Pyper, Kathy Len: Cabsenrj Donna Moore, Lois Tousley, Kathleen Mills, Cynthia Frick 5. Qi? ' ' ,rug f-Ms: may Richard Kramer, Dale Close, 4 m a, .fl VVVL. 1ffl1?3f Lynn Ballew. WV XL QQ S Page 73 ...X K fs. Page 74 f , Sandy Williamson, Phyllis Weeks, Marty Martin. Mike Soper, Steve Mitchell, jeff Arnold. Jack Cleary, Danny McKay Harry Sher. 'Q .. 'a '41 . in in 10 , Q , lt.. ., ,,.,, i L V, .V . 1 , , ' ., .:. 'Q . 5... - .. 0 1' 1 v '+C ' ' 1 M, X Q- P ,K I - . , . -,V f -9 .. - ' ' Q, , '-' ' , ' ,. .v- ,W - S' , 7,2 Q, A I Q. fr., v F X I I ,M gb .iff K, ... - I ,N , . 7 'ew 1 an . ,W .. sr .q,l', , p. 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' --vhyf M -fa-lf-, ,ft . , , ., , - ' I 1 A I 1 f ,sax i X ' , M P ' S 1 2 1 ' ,4 I ,, , i X 'Al , , Y ...r . ' 3, ,, .f .. .. 6. C 7 V ,J .'i2ri-.,i,fff fJ fz.l . , 11 ,' ,,,f:.f.: ips'--1' ' Q, st 4-:pf ' X. 7 f . f V- W-47,5 . ,W -f .wil gpm - 5 V , ws Mi.. 'Q , 1 I-.ff fvmim'-2651, H I I-4s ,:, B ' ig. ..,, Nat. if . 5 A 'awk' Q 5 ROW ONE: Jean Frazier, Rosemary Andes, Judy Poloney, Judy Garrison, Donna Dob- son, Carol Sue Nelson, Dorothy Landes. ROW TWO: Carolyn Herrington, Linda Fain, Delta Floyd, Sheila Dumas, Jeannine Resch, Elizabeth Zykowski, Carol Craine, Peggy McCormick. ROW THREE: Peggy Pritchett, Martha McDonald, Connie Van Kirk, Pat Claxton, Judy Rynolds, Betty Rice, Donna Robbins, Joan Ellis, Diane Taylor, Lenore Gosling. ROW FOUR: Carole Becker, Marcia Yates, Phyllis McDole, Judy Morris, Marty Christian, Mary Christian, Frann Mann, Sharon Heinlen, Beth Stockton, Linda Richey. ROW FIVE: Pat Schrefer, Sherry Jones, Dixie Bibb, Carol Conrow, Sharon Smith, Car- ole Shaw, Jackie Record, Judy Maddy, Marilyn Caskey, Sheila Egelston, Gretchen Car- michael, Janice Walker. Edu! W. in , 2 X -v .. 'mi n I 7' 1' I Q 'V' . A -. ,T f ,,,,, V. 4 ,Arai 4 , , t ,, sf ,ff , N if . K ' V --'-f' N I .., ,, A it 1 V yi- .163 , U, agp, K . fir' 1 W ' A , ,J ' 7 - . g ' : ' ' J ' f Q A iw : nw vi .. h A, 9 . 5 ' ', , 'M' 5 ., vs 41. , W i - k ' , - G ' , , , A 1 3 -, , , 5 0 , A L- 4-Q I , 1- - .. 'V ,- i 17 7 W Q 'Q I '12, ,.. ' .lf-'W 2,w.,,n x ' J r 1 W,,.!Afn 'Q if 5 'iii ' .4 F if 4, Q i il . x in iv, xr' ,, ii iilifk ' a. ., ,iiii 'af I. -.f - . V . I , , 1 , : 5. Q . .H ,f : ' ' I 'N 'fs , I. ,. ' - -'1' 1 ,, , it L- -I 4 , X. .V , 0, -N f . N ' . - 7 Wt ' . .- Q na: .Q f' M. . - 1' ff- ,, . 'L .. Y I A' , ,,... N V .. . I 5 5 K ,M '.. 2 . f f' ' I. -v S 6 . - 0 1141 fxvx ' ' ' ' V U 'J ,A . J kg' I L f '7 1 . . ,, - J L, rl N J , xg, I .E 're 1 ' ' X 1 W K A I ' ,,,,. igfizjj' I .fi V54 I , - 3 3 - yrf, fx . Y ' V , Q x ,gf ,Q 5, A . ky IA if 5- , , , I .Q J- 4 , F .. .mga Q ,iw LV ., B., 1 P? 'f U ' ' V ,' ' 6' Q it if 4 , C ' I I , 6 Q 1 . . . F rag' ' ROW ONE: Connie Wood, Jo Ann Fincher, Beverly Reeves, Dee Ann Zion, Judy Perry. ROW TWO: Pat Wilson, Linda Lynch, Carol Witherspoon, Teddy Flagg, Bar- bara Sears, Mary Pat Randall, Linda Gaddy, Juanita Jeffery, Deanna Donnelson. ROW THREE: Leona Abernathy, Mary Herod, Donna Surface, Vicki Anderson, Mary Bunyar, Sandy Tignor, Patty Benedict. ROW FOUR: Irene Dugger, Marcia Perry, Charlene Burns, Connie Cropp, Patty Sue Beady, Carolyn Dieckman, Karen Bridges, Ann Schill- ing, ROW FIVE: Sharon Stewart, Janice Black, Shirley Byers, Lea Thoman, Sharon Constance, Nancy Keens, Marty Martin, Donna Burns. Page 75 E E A I I 1 zeaimrm Meet 7461! ping Page 76 Ginny and Beef admiring a trophy Beef received for spelling in the second grade. Ginny is played by Deanna Donnelson and Beef by Lynn Ballew. In the picture at the left Lester, portrayed by Tom Day, practices his golf strokes While the rest of the Allen family discuss the hap- penings of their first day in Win- nebagushi. One of the highlights from the play was this scene where Ginny, portrayed by Deanna Donnelson, is given a lecture by Beef, portrayed by Lynn Ballew. Frank Mann and Jimmy Gardner as Franny and Foggy look on in amazement. The curtains rose, and the Fresh- man Three-Act Play was on. This year's three-act play was one of the most outstanding performances of the year. Both Wednesday and Thursday night casts were of the best caliber. One of the high- lights was the fact that each actress and actor fitted their individual parts. This shot was taken as David Seal, as Professor Bar- ton, and Diane Forson, as Miss Biglny, examine some important exam papers. In the upper photo you see Carolyn Herrington, as I , Here Mike Miller, as Foggy, and Tommy Collin- son, as Beef, gaze in amaze- ment at Ginny's trophy. . , ,j Below the entire Thursday night cast takin Ginny, Diane Taylor, as Franny, and Philip Soper, as Lester, a would-be master violinist. Q Discussing the cover of the '57 CUB are Sharon I-Ieinlen and Ann Schilling. Mike Bailey, typist, spent many hours at the typewriter getting copy ready to be sent to the pub- lishers. These CUB workers make final touches on layout pages. Left to right: John Van Hook, Sharon Heinlen, Ann Schilling and Marge Bullamore. Wi If it were not for these top flight photographers, the Cub would not have been in existence this year. With expert advice from Eldon Hart, Larry Rauh and Larry Hilsabeck did a fine job of pho- tography. Busy were these Cub workers getting the yearbook ready to be turned over to the Yearbook House by the March first deadline. Sharon Heinlen, Ann Schilling Marge Bullamore. One of Cub Staff's most difficult jobs was identifying pictures of the students. Here Ann Schilling and Marge Bulla- more examine negatives and prints while Sharon Heinlen looks for a freshmen name list. John Van Hook works on the dummy yearbook. Look at all those people staring at me! Carole Woodruff ,during her pantomime of an old-fashioned girl. W6 ea 04:15 Every year the annual P.T.A. Nites Out programs are presented by the students of junior High. This year's program had some outstanding talent and will be well remembered by the Junior High audience. David Seal and Carol Sue Nelson were master and mistress of ceremony. The memories of this event will be brought back as you look at pictures taken during highlights of the performances. These girls sang so well that their act was called back for a second P time. They are Ernistine Taylor, Thelma Copridge, Alberta Johnson, age 80 Shirley Sheppherd, and Nancy Copridge. wx, L Y v. x Y X Y,-tr xv 7,5 L .V Y W., I AY W Lynn Ballew and Lea Thoman in a hero and villian skit. Marilyn Caskey gave a comical declama- tion concerning football. rf F . V , 3 , i.,, 3' f, S. , , , ,X . ,V fir: ii ,X ,V,,k , ,517-1 X :Q , , .4 1-+L' i sn. Q Flying Saucers was the subject of this performance. Tommy Collin- son, jeff Holloway, and Gary Brown did an excellent job of panto- miming. , , Page 81 Waifaaaeen .Queen ,gf 1 f -609 Eva Perez Q05 Halloween Queen M 95xle0A,agi, N1 Olin. 4 rreagafibb 82 Wcdewzfdne Zaeea Valentine Queen, Donna Dob- son, is crowned by Cam Austin. Dick Newport, Valentine King watches the ceremony. F-, 4 J 1 I i f J l 1 l madman Uffdddld .KH 5 71 S Q-5 1 ' , X,-gy f 3 if 35. 2 Y do 1. 5 6 if W W r X N w-X x 'xx 'XE f 4'z .fu A :ruff 50251 - ,mr ,,nr,,,,r,,A,5i.f r Q. I ' QM! X, 5 ,l'Z 'X Q L f S M ,,. Y'e:X? K1 A he , 1 Q' felllwfg if v . .'1Ux4MNs.:i,a,,,,? 3 Charles Fisher President ., mln ,, JJ, Q r vo'rE Fon . W ' 5 F W fan L im Ball? gi S66 H Mann Y. pgesxde feFHry.T V ice- 1-e3SU1-er 41 3 IJ. , if-4 V.'h Q G fy K wr. . ,zra Beverly Reeves Cheerleader Page 83 Page 84 CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY 4-H ASSEMBLY GENERAL ASSEMBLY -i . V3 M. .1 fr-. ... ij...-I --a--:Q -- -' A'-'i t ' giC W WA li-1 E- amine 71474 ROW ONE: Charles Jackson, joe Shepherd, jerry Rimmer, Steve Walters. ROW TWO: Torn Stobart, Ronnie Dawney, Carl Parker, Arthur Main, jerry Brown, Frank Freeman, Don Tennant, Steve Courtwright, Roger Martin, Danny Bishop, Charles Fisher, Bob Richardson, Phil Hunt, jim Wheaton. ROW THREE: Billy Bucher, Dfnrlif Sackett, Tommy Collinson, jim Kidwell, David Kelsey, Pat Pal, Jim Rupe, Gary Cooper, David Oshel, Claude Richards, Guy St. Louis, Ronnie Jones, Mike Phil- lips, Billy Miller, Ranson Miller-. On these two pages you can see the Junior High football squad and their coaches. With a little more experience and practice, these same boys will some day make up the varsity football team of Wil- liam Chrisman. When that comes about we can say we have watched a great team develop since they were freshmen. Coach Joe Gardner iswbmf 1 f.. aaifczff al, Tw' 75' ROW' ONE: Terry Wright, Don Reed, Gary Nelson, John Phillips, Allen Bishoff, Buddy Caroll, Dick Winter, Jack Keadle, Bill Haralson, Sonny Rogers, Ronnie Nelson, Chuck ' ROW TWO: Larr Paxton, Phil Hiniger, David Oney, Virgil Green, Harvey Hettick. y Russell Ronnie Tittle, Tommy Stobart, Dick Newport, Paul Miller, Ronnie Norfleet, jerry Dike, Bill Grabb, Tom Pate, Norvell McCormick. 1 f l This year's Junior High football team, made up of boys in the sports class, did not make an impressive record, but they ' nshi. The were outstanding in sportsma p boys enjoyed playing under the coaching of Newt Ward and Joe Gardner. Perhaps one of the most outstanding games of the season was with the sopho- ores of Chrisman Although the boys m . lost, they gained some valuable experience. . , d We are sure that Chrismans football e- artment is looking forward to this year's P freshmen squad on their team. Coach Newt Ward ! Page 87 , , ,,................,.,.......,- , Allen Bishoff Gary Brown i afar, ' ' ' 'f ,J . 'S' .:l4 Tiff - . ,f ' '- 455525263 is ' ' ,,,, ' 1 ,, 4 ' K 'P , . 7 91-f',sgz ,Q w f : Q53 gi -QW 2 K- S, f -- wr 7 'f x g:5:gm:,::a, ,Lf i :t JL Nu. 'IW f ' X41 ,eg s ' '- H' 'I: 7-,iw ff fra! - :' . - .ali f f ,sf J A Buddy Carrol Chuck Green Ronnie Hutcherson 'air - 1- y Gary Cooper Jeff Holloway Charlie Jackson Charlie Fisher f High point man for the Cubs with 97 points and an average of 9.7 points a game.J 'gawezf SCHEDULE Cubs Van Horn 30 Here Cubs Van Horn 31 There Cubs St. Mary's 37 There Cubs St. Mary's 36 Here Cubs Raycown 36 There Cubs Raytown 49 Here. Cubs Ft. Osage 38 Here Cubs Southeast 33 There Cubs Dr'm Farm 44 Here Cubs Pr. Vill. 58 Pem-Day Ronnie Johnson Jack Keadle ,Il , ' 2466 x 5 f I Q af S 1 'A 1 K Jim Kidwell Mickey Morris Ronnie Nelson The junior High Cubs basketball squad, under the direction of coach Newt Ward, had a most successful year. Finishing the season with an eight win and two loss rec- ord, the team showed good sportsmanship and fine team play .throughout the season. Dick Newport Ronnie Norfleet David Oshel Larry Porter Jim Young X, -':g mL X , ., . Q '-I Xb or Q 3 5 4 v-n fx N f F1 L - ,:.5 k -Q N Eiskw..g rp rf: fx ' ' N , , - 'EL -- '..4 N - o xx Q fl, Q Q .w 3 N E. 2 -' - s 'B Q' fwa. M3 '51 5 S .... 'B- F9 lj : ifwtriwez -' ' 'rf N M ts W M use 9 f- Q 35- 5 -ab N Charles Fisher, number 41, goes high into the air to snag a rebound in game with the Van Horn freshmen. Jerry Rimmer, num- ber 29, stands tongue in cheek, prepared to render assistance if needed. The Cub's Dick Newport lets fly with a two pointer to the astonish- ment of a St. Mary's opponent. The Cubs defeated the Trojans 51 to 36. Page 90 Cub center Jim Young starts around a Van Horn opponent as Gary Cooper comes in to assist in a game at the William Chrisman gym. The Cubs downed the Falcons by a score of 35 to 30. W v Charles jackson battles for control of a rip in game with Sr. Mary's. David Oshel stands ready to do battle in background. Steve Walters fires a jump-shot for another two points in game with the Van Horn freshmen which the Cubs won 37 ro 31. jerry Rimmer, number 29, stands poised ready for action in the background. Page 91 -f--- -L I--e '- '-A-'H xx - Q Kl.,U'x . 3 'ix fglvk, gn 7- .,!iii,,,,, ,,,. nina T... ,,.. r.,.....,.,,,,,,,.,.....,..... ,. . V .Q nf' Volleyball, basketball, handball, or just a leisurely stroll around the playground are all available to Junior High students. Supervised games and recreation are provided before school and during the noon hour. Giving the pupils a chance to become better acquainted outside of the classroom, playground activities teach the importance of citizenship and sportsmanship. yfmwd . ,.. ... si ............,...a,.a.-.kwa as-dl N l su 746160612 ea The noon perrod IS drvrded mto two perrods Dur1ng the frrsr part the nrnth grade has lunch whrle the erghth grade plays The second part IS a reversal of grades for lunch and play Mrs Verna Kmg very capably superv1ses the playground and round robln tourna ments played rn basketball and volley ball Homeroom teams play aga1n,st each other 1n these tournaments and cornpetrtlon IS keen for both whether partrclpants or spectators -V' Yr It .-Turn Qin' . , 7 Page 93 ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' - ,........ ..t.....1..,.. ... ........ .. - ..a., .,. , . gr.,...-., V M.-,.Y4-......,A.......nnY ,W Donna Dobson Judxth Garrison We re From Jr H1gh Couldn t Be Prouder 9x kff Can t Hear Us Now We ll Yell A Lxttle Louder Beverly Reeves Carol Sue Nelson Mis V f 15 ' lk, , ' ,g i , ' H I .r x, , - 1 . 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