Jefferson High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1960 volume:

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Onu suvh mmnnnenl is ,lelhlrson High Sc-lmul. ll, has sw-n nmny clnnigesz lllllll'UVHl Inh- 0I'Zll.0l'lPS unrl lcxllmnks, modern clvsks anal lighting. nvw students uncl lmlfflieis. Each zlclvanivv uicls ns in nur pursuit nl' enlight- ennwnl :incl knnwlmlge. as we explore the l't'illllli-3 ul' url. liislury, lllt'I'illlll't'. znnl sci- 01100. Nuw vw seniors Cain relive our sclmnl :lays only in IIICIIIUFY. This is ,lellus story for 1960. lil is lulml in lhe ulclest, nl' all liwalslln-s. . . TIME X 1 Q X ' - 'ki' xi A , has E S E ui , 1 ' 1 ' N f 1 : 'figs 5 2 E Q 5 ...A X 'E 5 is J i 'Q ' x '-ixsafgifif E 2 2 Q J , 3' fi . , W' 2 , nf, ' - I 2. , ' F l i -fu, HV L, mf. .fa 'xv' A , W I X X Q h n 's a' , U 4 Jig' UH Q Q , 'ilxfix gm ,3 W I A ,A 'Q ik 4 wr 'lag f , S A +,., ii' S11 :E X .3 ',,.p-. .Up- 5 Kg X W y Q I ff x A F 1. '14-CQ? s 4 frm -'Al-I Quia V if is Ra 'mu 51'lll'lllI1'I' In-mls Ll 'D 1 MK eg 1 X ' I rss- ,JA , 3 I M Y., gag, S-11' nm . 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Xl IHHIIIIIIII1' nur Illwllullix 'IIVII In fwvvl. .4111 lin llu I k ru lx 1 gun lull I mtl: :mlm tml um'Liug. 2ll'1' the-ev -Imlenlx trying In unnplele 1'1'lx-lllxlulw If--I-. lvrrx kllllflllilll clulvn-uslx l'Q'l't'lXl'H hu In ll In :uh 1 4 And There Are Bad Times While'll1e'lmyQuI'f-:nltlwl'l'1:l1l'ul1 Nw fun- annum:-lx num! I 2lllll'. Pnglc' 7 lhllf Q -OM 4 go' b,1N1 ef' 'Pin X Sunshine 0Hil'Pl'H l'UIIlllll'I un impiring initiation pmhl mx Those Rare Times Rllll lilua- Iiuw up ln Irmlitiunx uf Tr: nuln p Ilgxy in glxlllllIt'lll'. Xlikr' l l'yn'l':1ml Wall N11'KinuiNsalwulmllllwvlljwyafrhullkx- gixing -4'.wm1I11l'lu-5 fliunvr. ,.-I .l I ul . ' ',', 'f. '. :swf ,V uf wi: FH? ua ' ,,,, Page 8 . g, :rely ix Ilu- only xwlwl lor ,lllllf llllillll illltl Fir-xv lalm. xlllll' Fu:-ivy l'llllllllll4'N llll'1'lf'llN'lllN lIv1'1'nim11lul1' NlllllYlllQL. llum' xslum lu-lu-xv g1Il'lNlllllilUlPlI1lll'llrllUlll1l Xl-ll ,l1'llNll'1lIll luull ulu-rv lll1'Nl'llllll lNlNk girl lug:-llu'l'. And ,lust An Old Time P11 yu' 9 ,ai ,,,.- .. .,.....u WWA .,-5 -L wi . Q .My T! .-ff X-M4 Nb-Sansa 11 k.f'g 7 ,Y .Vw Xi A' 'Q ,FH 5, - ,,--wx H ,..4 f In xx. 'n brass? sllf: fi. -'fl f 19 i, VN 1 gh I 7 Li, 1 1' 1 fl X-.33 .6, I. Ez - B O .v-J't Nlr. lillllllillll superviseslhel rwu. nm wor 1 ns.nlv.inuml Xlgeliraeass We Explore the Realm of Math What mlo numllers mean lo you? Numbers have ln-en slumliecl sinee the time of the Creeks. yet we slill liml them invslerious. Nunilrers eonslilule u lurve rorlion of our lives from lnuxinv u lieu' ul r l . z- I lnulvlvlegunn lo pay ing our ina-ome lux. jell encleuxors lo nu-el llie neecls ol1'H'I'y stuelenl llirougli his Math cle iarlnienl. Thi- sluxlx of inalheinalies clevelo as our l . l lhinkinf' ea meilx' nnml azives us a sulvslanlial lmaek- I' . 1 ground for the worlml in whieh we live. l'lzine lleoinelry is the- lirsl vllzillenge we meet in lhe slnnly of lines. surlau-es. uncl angles. Solicl Geom- etry is the zulvunc-ell eourse eoneerning volume and llilllPllSillllS. ll is lnnnun nature lo feel zi sense ol uwonilplisli- ment when one has fliseoverecl the solution lo a rrolmlein. Aflvulieeml Alffelnru and College Alffelmru P m F' provoke hours of stuily ancl mlclernlination lrul are as rexsarcling xx hen solvecl as lliey hail lween flillieult. Nlr. 'l'uylm'. :Xlge-lmru Ivan' Hr. lA'Nf'l't'IlZ-S ill!X1llll'4'1l nlgelwzl vlass nlusurlmf nvw knmvlwlgn- from an wld xnaulf-r. her in-s l'1llllISt'lillg1 In 3 student. luis Ffiflllllilll. Nlennlwr- nf Viv 5ve'vc'l - 1Qf'4lllN'Yl'X rlza-N -how illlt'l'Q'Hl in ilu-xv gg:-mm-lriv bllllIH'N. Sf 1 U., fi ' EEA Jin English class att:-ntively listens tn a grammar lesson from Nlrs. Arla-. We Learn 0 Use Our ative Lan ua e It is sairl that anymw who masters ltis own lllllgll1lQlt'4'ilIl ln- a stir-11-ss. 'lin lm a success in rolls-gel. in mw's pmivssimi. anal in smwit-ty. ln' must have' tht- almility lu express ltimst-If un pap:-r or orally. nut only with cm'rv1-I svtmmtivs lmut witli a lltllIlttf'l' wliivlt ran ln- umlc-rstmtrl Ivy all. Tile' lfnglisli alt-partnir-nt livrc' at ,lvil nllvrs a rur- l'll'llllIttt tl:-signml tu supplenwnt any stutlvnfs svlwml- ulv of 4-nurses. Une- scflm-stt-r ul' lfnglisli QIl'iitltlllill' anxl um' svim-stvr ul lite-rature arc' rvquirml rluring lmth tin- suplmnmrv and juninr yt-ars. Cmnpnsititm l and ll are UiT0l't'tl tn svniurs wlum arc- intern-stvcl in flll'illl'l'lIt tlwir writinu almilitx. ,lournalism is avail- Y' x . almlv to any stuclvnt at .lvfl and is rvquirerl for all students who wish tu iw lttf'ltllN l'S uf tlic lluustm-r Stall. A new r-nurse this year is the Creative Writing unirsc' and HKlYRllt'f'tl stucly of original writing. 'lllwrv arc- other lfnglish vuursus. lvut all lfnglislt rlassf-s have the santa- lnasit- aim. Bt-vausv of intlivirl- uality. stutlvnts l'f'tllllI'l' a varic-cl type uf nwans. lvut wc- var-li l'l'3l'll for the same emi. We at Je-fl' talw pricle- in our lfnglisli alt-luwtmc-nt. for we fr-vl that a svlinul van very well lu- jntlgccl un tht- luasis uf tln' quality of its linglisli 4-uursv ancl tvavliers. We are apprf-viative of tht- amlvantagvs tliat nur lfnglisli flepartlne-nt ran give us. Arting alwilitie-s arm- 4-xpresst-tl by rn:-inlmers nf Mr. ,lat-ksmfs junior literaturt- rlass. Page I-t V S 4, Q,J,x , H H' -in RMK A .-AN... NQ.xN,QSx Q , Q -. XNYSSS We MW' 3 N, Q -ul x '?F!l, . J , 1, ?-5x an F 1, 5' G 5- nl 'Yfpn .Q P M - ' 'dwix EQ at uf Rip? fi' . , ,,.. .1 L,.':.f: 1 K Q A--whr 'Qa A- -I wx - MM, Q. Q Mi V x Sega- Q ,Q-. ?'u.L 'W We Stud the Lessons 0 Histor lvlilll must lt-urn lt'olIl lI'l2ll untl vrror. Wt- may only plan our lnturt- lry olllt past :mtl its Hlll't't'FS untl lznlurvs. VM' art' toltl that lnstory rn-In-uts ltst-li: so tht- lKlItNKlt'tlQ1t' ol' our past will almltl m'lnil'xoyul1t't- to our t'l1ul'tu'tt'r. Two ymtrs ol' Soviul Stntlivs am- l't'lIlllI't'tl to grzullmtt- from ,lt-ll. All junuors must Iuka- tht- th. llistory vonrst-. xsllivll ll'1lt'l'S olll' .'xltlt'l'lt'illl story from Ilu- lonntling ul ,lunu-stoun to tllt- lIl't'St'lll. l.lXIt'S ISlllt' rvqltlrt-tlt'o1n's1-lorst-lnors.awqllulnl- ing tllvnl uitll llll' pall'tir'tllul's of our QlUXt'l'ltlItt'Ill lllltl its lHt'K'llillllt'S. 'l'l1t- ss-niors ltlllSl also tukt- ont- ol lllt' st-nior t'lt't'tix'e-s. suvlx its t'l'UlttPlItlt'S. lln- St'lPlll'l' of protlurtlon :mtl tllslrllmutlon of twaltllz or sovi- ulogy. tht- stnaly ol lllc- origin untl llistory ol sovic-ly. !xIl1lllll'I' tflt-vtixv opvn lo sopltonlorvs. juniors. unrl S'x'll V5 is Wv l'l lllslurf- This lilrlfl' lmll ll lllslolll' Iliana Ronlmum vaptnre- the attt-nlion ot' Nlr. XlilllT4'l'.4 ll. S. rzll yilfll is nnuounel lhtll' tllt' flist'mt'l'P illttl stutlB ol lliN '5 l-I il' 41 l ill '1' l 't l'Y'Al1' HP l 'll Hf'wl11li1 '- 4-url: knot ol' prolmlvnns znul lmppe-nings tlown lllfllltlilll lln- ngvs. l Q y 1 fist e A K 'sl x , -1g,,:5LL: 1 - if I 'fE? ' , 1 Q Ve-sic' l owlvr gains tht- uppr-nxzl of Nlr. Sltilninski at- stu- ll4lll'1'Flllf'l'ltlf'lll'l,illll Rvwre- for hm' ll. 5. Ili-tory t'lttN4. Page lt! Sli .pf 41 X Q- A X . WX fx, Q' x HB1 pw ww 5' S- XX g Q -S We Gain Knowledge, Career In Business lu u salesman class, Sandy Williams and Nlaurey Wiggs consider the importance of the woman buyer in our economy. Rita Spenard and Ann Sharp acknowledge some figures in Mr. Bradley's bookkeeping class. Page 18 For those students who are planning lo venture out into the world of business, jeff offers a variety of courses designed to give the student a basic knowledge of business essentials. To those who are interested in secretarial jobs. jeff offers typing. shorthand. transcription. book- keeping. and ollice practice. Typing is submitted to the student in three courses. Typing l is basically a course which helps the individual to master the fundamental skills. ln Typing ll. speed and accuracy are stressed. Shorthand has a strong appeal to those students that are college-bound as well as those who go into the world of business. lt enables one to take dieta- tion rapidly. Transcription. advanced shorthand combined with typing. is transcribing letters on the typewriter. Oliice practice shows the student how to run an ofiice and how to perform secretarial duties. Hook- keeping teaches the student to keep accurate records of business transactions. Students interested in busi- ness administration or management would prolit by courses in merchandising or business law. 'K 2-. YQ .?'i. 9' Put Wh0Pl1'l' gains the ussistunee of Mr. Finley in typing. N. ' we-v Q ,see ff' L 1. 1 fi? A V: if , 51.556 ' wi 1 xg KL 1, 4, im.. 1 nl llc nli nn INN Ing -killQ :ll ming ll fznnlr-1' LIN Nlr. l.f-:will lnolw nn. Manual Skills Are 0 Importance h , . V lnalnstriul 'Kris plziyf an iinpnrlnnl pnrl in .lvllis li:iiil:,l::,i,',iII:' ii::ii,',lixli.i,:lil2:,Uillllinivmm., ilmmm Hmm hh x'zn'i4-cl 4'lll'l'll'llllllll. lxlilllf ul nur lnluri- lin-e'lim1ii's V ' J vlvi'l1'im'iz1i1s. nnfl prinh-rs gain purl nf llll'lI4 xailuzilrli 'QW' 'A e-xpe-ric'ln'c- zinml luimxlmlys- lllfhllplll lln-sv vniirsvs alnln Sllilll. 1-lm-1'lri4'ily. lIlPl'llillll1'ill clrznsingr. print W , ing. annl wnnil slinp. 1632! lillllt'l' lln- ilin-vlinii nl Nlr. llim-liurml 'l'l1m-nn:-s Inns linking: ziuln slump Inns- lln- nppmllinity lu linlwi Page 20 - ' Nllll Ili:-n' nwn 1-urs. ilu-slim1-prnlvssnnnul anal pm 1-fpiippe-il. i-milwli-S lln- slnzlvnls ln nlvlann an llinrnuuli lxllHNll'1l5ll' 11llllr'slllbj1'4'l. Allltlllsl llwse' 4-nursn-s printing. lilllgllll In Mr lfllwrl Mnrgmi. luis lln- large-sl 1-nrnllnu-nl. le-urn zilmut lln- vmietif-s of ly pc- anal in gvl lirsl-li: N I. iii .. r l .. lf -'sli V s. Nlr. Cf-nrgv l'rivm- tvaivln-s luis slnala-nls lln- funilai l nn-nlals nl l'lQ'1'll'lI'llf. 'l'ln- e'l4-1'tri4'ily class:-s liuu 4ll'Ulll'l'UllY1rS anfl lDl'4bsIl'illIl9. l llf'l'4't'1IlllI'N lln' llnn-lvl' lint ull' Iliv pri-'-N. le-ssinnail lnnls unil inan-liim-ry. xxilli uliivli Alvll' in rlllll' main uvtixily nl tln' printing rlzissvs is In ln-1-n il grvul livlp in Ilu- niringg fur: ' 'rl ' r. i Q A M :wwf ,L I ' X' ,Q Al f u M , 4 ' w 1 5 4 , ?' 9+ ff g . I 5 , ,. J' 1: in 9' I l ' We Meet The Challenge f Science xll'lllllPl'S of Mr. Nlllrrafs IlllySll'5 vlass are l'ZlSL'iIllllCll hy thie wit-lltiliv l'NlH'l'll!lt,'lll in our mmlern lull. 'lhmluy is the nge ol' utunis. It is xitul that we as a nation lll't'lDilI't' lu nies-t the ch-mamls of tht- futurv. It is vertain that tht- sf-Imlars of tmlay will live- in an imweasillgly turlnulent and flt'IlIilIltliIlliI wurlrl. Wc- must face 11 world that will require an great clvul nl' l'C'S0lll't't'fUllll SS. nrlaptalrility. :incl lrainefl intelli- fIt'lll't'. Wa' must upeuitv at tht- pm-ak of our pvrlurni- anvv anrl mls-peml niurv un quality ancl tht- puwvr ul lIllt llilQQt'Ilt't' if wr- are tn rt-tuin our plum- illltttlltl natinns. 'lihv ruacl tu ln-tler living is pzwml with sviviltilim' lilltlNlt'tlQIt'. 'lihv inure wt- learn almut mirst-lx'v:2. nur f'lIYll'Ulll!ll4Ill. aml the clvnients thu ln-ttul' wt- will lu- equipperl to ilnpruvo upon our way uf life'-. llc-alizing hnw important srieiitilit- kntmlt-flgv is to our growing nation. we try to pi't'pnl'v our stu- flents with a goucl scientific llEN,'k5Il'UlIINl. Courses in biology, l'llf'lItlSll'y, aml pliysivs arm- ulfere-tl to ,lc-ll' students. Biology tt-Its us ahnut our wurlcl ul living things. Che-niistry and physivs are sci:-lice-S that th-ul with tht- materials and fort-es around us. Donna Slit-limi. tlutve' Julnwsn. untl Larry llntlvrhill work nn 'Y' Y ilu-'y. the in mulur -'inns what item. an pmpm't in lin , 1 I ,. Page 22 Nancy Tilfonl seems intent on making this experiment Z1 siwm'-ss. us sho carefully inc-usiinw t'lll'lllll'lllS. ,lean Corean, Gene McClellan, and John Wellman record in unison a paragraph in German with the aitl of tapes. iss Uritlen points out the eases of a Latin atljeetiye. 0 . .+ Lan uage Instills Culture America is the melting pot of many nations. As sueh. our lives have heen inllueneecl hy the customs. traditions, and languages ol the many nationalities founfl in Ameriea. Latin. taught hy hliss Carolyn Griflin. and German anal Spanish. given hy lVlr. llaymonfl Mefllothlin. are three ol these languages taught at Jeff. Latin. the language ol the aneient Roman, forms the prineipal lvasis of all moclern lfuropean lan- guages. Over two-thirds of all the wormls in the ling- Iish language are clerivecl from pure llatin sourees. The Romans eontrihutecl muelt to eiyilization in many fields of enrleavor. ranging from literary oller- ings to engineering factors. We are not taught only Latin grammar anil syntax hut also the more inter- esting phase-that ol learning how a eiyilization as lar hack as Caesaris lifetime alleets our lives toflay. The Spanish empire gave our nation some of its eulture in the arts. arehiteeture and music-al fielals. jeflis Spanish stuclents reeeiye mueh more knowl- eclge than just the language itself. German, a language of the seienees. also amlclenl its part to the lnuilcling ul our nation. Among its immigrants were scientists ancl musieians. Mr. Nlelilothlin, Spanish leaeher. quizzes a reeeplive Spanish 1-lass on telling time. Page 23 Members of the se-wing rlass work industriously to muster thx- fundamental sewing skills. We Prepare o Be Tomorrow 's Homemakers The aim of every future honieniaker is to manage a home ellis-iently. 'l'ho varied courses in the Jeff llonlclnaking l,t'lJkll'ltllPlllL will aid students in reach- ing this goal. Have- you ever marveled at the llully softness of your mother's lemon lI1lfl'lIlgl1t! pie? You too, with pl'a4'tire. can duplicate your molher's halting skills. Under the supervision of Mrs. Horner in Foods l, or Miss l'ureifull in Foods II and III. you too will learn these teclmiques plus tips on tahle decorating and placement of dishes and silver. Children no longer prove a nuisance when their point of view is understood. This is shown through the study of vhilflren in the Home Nursing Course taught hy Miss Grishaw. Red Cross training, princi- ples of first aid. and care of vonvaleseents are also included in this C0llI'Sl'. Sewing: classes, under the direction of Mrs. Horn- er and Miss Grishaw, help the girls become zu'- quainted with the up-to-date fashions through four different courses. Sewing can he so much fun. and it is economical too, if one knows how to sew. Page 24 .lutly Tliayer. Sue llurtlin, and l'auletIe Sehrum so-em In In enjoying their sc-lf-prepared meal. We Express Ourselves Through Art llavv you on-r hail tht- urgc- to Q-xprvss yoursvll in the- meilium ol inocle-rn art or in alalvhling in fingvrpainls? l or those- stuclvnts xx ho loan towarml the- rr:-atiw sitlv. jr-ll oth-rs a varic-ml course- in all phast-s of art work. Art tomlay is important in the Ht-lil of husinc-ss. litlllllll4'l'l'llll artists. alraltsmvn. anal srulptors. as in-II as paints-rs anil inte-rior ilvroralors. arm- in-e-civil to till xaranvie-s that twist in lht-sv artistic' fir-lils. The qualilivalions tn'i'm'ssary to apply lor the-sc' von-tm-cl positions are- tall-nt. imagination. anml amhition. 'l'ht- hasim' art voursos are- a llt't'l'SSily lor thosv who arm- planning to apply for ont' of thvsm- artistim' rovations. ,lm-ll stutlvnts also put thi-ir crvatiw tale-nts to work lor thi- lwttvrinvnt Ul.S1'llUUl aml vommunity. Posters warning against tht- ilange-rs of ilwklvss ilriving. hi-axy clrinlxing. antl the pvrils of aclmlivtion to nar- votivs haw prou-il to lw vile-vtiw mm-ans of tlisplay- ing artisliv tale-nts while he-lping the 4-ommunily. Stutlvuts also put to usc- their arlistir ahilitivs on suvh itvms as mlisplay vast-s. room mlvvorations ancl clvcorating votive- vups for tlw te-ar'lwrs, loungf-. Yliss Kivnly. art tcarlwr. points out tht- proper tm-vliuiipiv for rung wwatiu- artists hy tht' slutly of paintings. Uur Working Days Begin Earl .luely lialtlisiu vhats to a le-lion 1'lt'l'lx at the lfasliiou. Nlr, lrlllvr. ll. t,. lu. t.o,ortl1uator. thsvussvs with Nlr. lfloyil of tht- l,alaicttv lraflvi' the work of llhvt King. llo you ran' to 1-arn ishilv you le-arn? This ye-at ji-ll ollvrs a nc-w program that vnahlm-s stuclm-nts to i'vm-viw on-the-jolt training while- 4-arning a salary. ll. C. l'i.-llivcwsitivcl Co-ops-ratiu' lftlurationssis a program clvsiguvml to pre-parv lvoys anfl girls lol the-ir xovational life. lt ollc-rs training in almost any fivltl in whit-h tht- stuclvnt shows an int:-ri-st. namvly from cle-nlists to tlvpartmc-nt stores. from lilling sta- tions to ratlio shops. This program is f'SlH't'l2lllN th-- signwl for tht- stuilc-nt who clom-suit plan lo l'lllt'l i-ollc-ge. Wllll Jim think the- nunu-rn .lan-lt-mi lintl tln- part-. We Learn unctions Uf Our Bodies, Minds . . . Kt1ttWlIlfL nurst-lu-s is us important in our growing: yvars as knnwing tht- fumlainvntals uf algfrlira nr lfnglisll. ,lvlt 4-mlvumrs to nwet all the nevtls nf its slutlc--nts mul olfr-rs at Girls' and Boys' Hvalth anal Sufi-ty rlass :mtl u t'Hlll'St' in l3i'ix'ers' rlxl'ZllIllllg. wllivll not only tc-'ut'l1vs the stutlcnt the correct mctlunl of clriving lvut alsn svlf-4-mwtlinatiuii ancl niaturu think- ing. 'l'lirmi. rms. gn. tmrfi arm' inure than rhyming wrlms. If jtbll-Vt' 1-mnplutt-cl u svnwstvr course of lloaltli anal Safety. inn will knuw that tlwst- art- llltf sc-qnvm-v ul 1-mnmuntls for aiding a rlruwning: xivtim. This untl niuny 1-vt-rytlay situations are alis- cussml anal sulwtl in llw Buys' and Girls' Hvaltli ancl Salvty vlum-S. '.,...iiL. ., 5' 11 1 v an Jrfl-X vfy, 4 Nlrs. Emily Price. Hills ltt-ulth tm-an-ln-r. uaks Marilyn Uslr ling lu rt-rite thc parts of the pvrniunr-nt tnntli. Xlr. llren-n. lll'lY4'l's. training le-urln-l'. 1-xplains tht- lmrvlmn- ins of tln- in-w training cur isliilr Roy ,Xlpe-r, Toni Nlillvr, :intl Diana llruy oliss-rve. Page 26 Nlr. lll'Ylllt' xlilfllll tll4t'tlS-is n nunn-S of llu- ltjtilllltl font lmnt - as Ilult- .luvlwun :mtl lfelclu Then We Conquer Co-ordination 0 Them 1 111111 sl111r1s1111-111111. sl11'1'. 1 Ill11'l' 1111' s11p1'11isi1111 111 N111 l11'1111'11'1. 11111111 '111'1 111'1111111 hvltwx In 1'1 1' 'mth nw lm? 11111111 111-1111111 111111 1111111s 111 1111 1,141 11311 1'Xl'1' Il11'1ll1A1' il 1111111 111 1111' 1I11l1l'1'f 111111g1i111' 111111 1111 1111s ll 1l11'Ql1' 111-1111 1'1's1i11g 1111 il 1111111 111 111.1111 1111111s 11111' ll 1'1111'111111111'. 111' 1111111. 111S111:1Ss' - ' sl11'1111s 11is 1111- s1111i11g 1111111111115 11111 1-111111111-1 1111' 11111s1- 111 tllll' 111-111'1'11111111 111 1111111-1's1111111. 111' 111-11111-s 111111- 111' 1111 1111111 111 1-1.1-111-1s11 111 sI11111s. 1'.Xl'l41'l?-4' 111111 Il1l1S14'll1 f11111'ss 111'11111g1-11 111 il 11111111 1111111111111 11g1- 111. 21111111-11s 111 s1111111-. 1'1'1111111111 1111 1111111 11111- 1111s i11111g1111-11 1111111 111111111 1111-1' 1111' 11 11111111111 11111111 l41'1ll1lI'l'5 Z1 111-1111111 1111111. 11111 11111-11111 111' 1111' 111-g11111111g 111 1.il1'1' 21 111111111-111 Ill 111'111111. 1'111' 11111 11111111 111-111111- l11'4' 1111111111111 1111-111- s1-111-s 111111 il 111-1'11111s 1ll'1'll1x111111l1 111' 111111-1'11'11s11111 11111-11 11111si1'111 111111111 111111111 111-111 1'1-111-11' 1111' I1I'1'S- 11111' 111 1111- pu1'1111s1's 111 1111' ll11yF11'111 1-1111111111111 I11'11g1'11111 111 .11'11 IS 111 'D1A1l1l111' s111111-111s 111111 11115 l11ll1'1l-1lQ'1'11Q'11 11111s11'111 1-11-1'1'is1'. Y11111-1111111. 1111s111'1- 111111. 111111 1111111 lll1'1'1llll1l1'S 1111' 111111 ll 11-11 111 1111- 111'- S 111111 g11111s l1111'111-1l111I1- 111-1111111sIr1111's111111s11-1111i1111'1111l11I'11i- g1111 1'11lN'. 11111111192 1111'11' l41'1ll11l'1'11 11111 11'1l1's 111 111111 1'11lss1's. N11'111111-rs11f N1iss11i1k11r1's g1111 1'111ss 111'111'1i1'v 1111'1ll1111l'1l111'l111l1 s111111s 111' 1111-111-1111111 Page 27 Speech Pro ides The Foundation 0 0urLives l5IH'l'l'll is our IIIPLIIIS nf l-mlllllllrllvalllun and llll' nulll-I of our illl-as mul ills-als. 'lllll' 5lll'l'Cll li,t'llill'l- Illvlll. llc-llrll-ll lmy ,Izlnlr-s llzlwluw. llilS QYUWII lo play il lalI'5l1' lP2ll'l all ,ll'll'. 'lille' Rillililb llivisiull of lllv lla'- llilllllllvlll is lIIllll'I' llll' lllI't'l'llHll of Williallll l'wl'ilSl'l'. SIN'f'l'll l,l'Xl'lUIlllll'Ill is lln- lu-gillllillg l'lblll'Sf' llml l'lNll'2lX4lI'S lu ill-vl-lop our llillllfill spa-llkillg: zlllililivs llllll ill'l'llSl1llllS us lu Slll'lll'illlQ lwlura- pmmpll- ill our l'Xl'I'UlilX' Iill-S. SlN'l'l'll I fulfills llu- lll'Sll'l' ul llll- Slllllvlllri Nllll xsisll In l'lll'lllt'l' llll-il' 1-llorls. Starling: willl llll- lvasil- lillllllilllIl'lllillS. il lll'l'lllII'l'S unc' lsilll ll IIllbl'I' llvlzlile-rl ll'l'lllllllll4' klllll will-ll mpc-ns llll' may lo t'Xll'2l-l'lll'l'il'll- lui' Lll'liVllil'S. illlll' l'lDlll'SlY lllillil'S um' lvl-I all vase lwl'ul'l all illllli- l'lll'Q'1llllll'Hillllf'Sllllll lu llill'lll'lllHl4' ill Xlll'i1lllS typos of spl-lllxillg. 'lllll' fxllXillll'l'll 5IN'l'l'lI l'lllll'Sl' is llll- Hlll' lllall Iml- iHllI'S llll- Tllllgll l-llge-s. 'l'llis lwlllsl- plmluvf-s xerszl- lill-. ralllllllll' Spf-llkl-rs. 'lin' l'l'llll'Sl' llll'lllflPF SUl'l1 lllillQIS als pzll'liallll-lllalry Ill'm'e-llllm illlll lvgislzllivl' llvllalv. lJl'ZllIlillil'S lS1lll0lll0I'l'lllll'St' ill lllr' SllCf'l'll lleparl- l1ll'lll. 'llllis cullrse' slriws lu COIIXPX llllf urls of the llll-all-l' lllfllllglll llll-'zltl'ir'zll lilf'l'Zlllll'l'. lllrlkf-llp. illlfl llll' Sllllly mul pl'mllll'liull of plays. Mr. Frazer 58011134 to lar fI'llSfI'illl'll willl llle anlivs of Pill Mille-r uml Ilill Nl'lll'I'. llll'I1IlH'I'4 uf llis 5lDf'l'l'lll'li1SS. liuml -Xllmlml lilllls llllll lll'lll'lll'l' ll121l'il'S pl-l'ls-cl. Page ZR Linda Ford and Carolyn Oherlie. librarians, seem to he liesiegcd hy students seeking aid. Books Add Culture And Entertainment The literature of today deals with the newest sci- ence fiction thriller to the Encyclopedia Britannica. Under the excellent management of Mr. L. W. Smith. head lihrarian. and Mrs. lVlargene Lewis. assistant librarian. our lihrary is very up-to-date with refer- ence. entertainment and educational material. Wlieri research papers are due. the lilirary sud- denly becomes an extremely liusy place. The refer- ence corner proves its helpfulness with information dealing with sulujects ranging from the manufacture of perfume to the many religions of the world. In addition to lueing a source of reference mate- rial, the lihrary is very often a favorite study retreat for study-conscious students. lVlany students also find the lihrary very helpful in securing interesting material for stories and speeches. For those students interested in just plain read- ing. the lihrary offers selections of fiction. including thrilling adventure stories, exciting mysteries, and gay romances. Current magazines from auto me- chanics to fashions are also availahle to students to use. The joli of showing movies as a form of education is placed in the hands of our audio-visual boys, also under the direction of Mr. Smith. The system em- ployed here at ,left for lending hooks is similar to that of a puhlic lilsrary. Veronica Pope lakes advantage of tht- lilvrary in llllllilllg. report as llave Michaels reads a popular liest seller. 4 -1 I i s 3 Q ? E 4 i w I s 1 N Q. i , .L- . Q In ip w K I V A asf , , s gl L taF :.f w A Q1 . ' A - 5 - M5 'U V5 ' Z 1 I u , g .nf g I ,girl R1 f E A 41 3 1 I gf . , ,fd A ga.. ,Nr ,4. how 35' , Yff .- . :Q , -iw yr. AMW 2 - N' L .V .325 s ,Nw , an wwf ww., if 5-52 M .. L ww,-A 152 i -KA nv xl Q 535' if R ox 'glxi . X, Q -A K1 9'Q5y-' Q sd sx W ., r 54 J Kd , Zi 6 fzf Se zficf Pnge 31 Pr tlvnt t,nnnr-ll. lhe- html:-nt iAtlItlt'Il is nunle up uf lln wrwil as guiilvs to show parents lilftlllflil thc- st-limit til ll Rant Urs. l,1-lah Zahn. Karen xii:-n, lrix iiililtlvli. Lilltlil .Mrplvgzttxz fillfiwlif' jolniwn. Saunly Duxim .lzina-I iiwlwtraunl, Sully luke-. xiilfillltt llc-rlwns. Yit-ki Rum-li. Put Miller. .ltnly .Nlilrit-h. Mrs. Krtu-gc-r. Svrurnl Ruzr: Yirginin tiaiylw. Nznwy .lo tftmpvr. . , , . . . . . , . . . I Iltvt ka--wn. ,lunn'z- l.n I lilltl. le-gggy Il:-ck. Ntntly Xllltllll. Dan Ninth. Juvk ltxuns, l.zn'0l Nvwllzllwl. l.lz t.urr. l.Illllil ltmttv. .Ivan l'un Iv. iiN'll'lll'll lll1ltH1l'4l, K1ll'l'Il Kilim-. Thiril Row: Wir. lfrnest tfnrtner. Rivlmrtl ZilItlllf Y'l1lIlll. Nlike- lhvugluf-. Yinve- F4-lirmlvr. l ztrx' lhxun. .lun fvl'l1'4.,illtl l,c'fln'. Huw i',tllll0lltlN0ll. lilvk bnytlvr. lilll XX 1-tlvr. ,lim Nhilkvr. Run lihw. Walt Nlvlxiinn-H. Nlr. l.anw. unrlli Rn14'.' Sum Kuyvix linh Mlan1s.,lm' l'rive'. l'hil He-ith-. Neil Stanley. Htl Iflllltlltl. Wilkie 'l'f-rrx. lim. 'l'4ltl.-r, I'gtnI St-innnginn, N4it1'51'liillillg.St:-in-Flnitlt. Hun ltin-tt. llvn tfrvss. Stun- iiXf'l'IHllll. Nlll'tll llertzr-r. irllllllbtillgl. l'ill'l'lll'l't'. anal ull:-n st'alllt't'lll'zlit1c'tl uw nlit-vliw-S must 4-mnmmily taggt-tl tu te-vnugers. Un tht- utlu-r hunnl. ll0Wt'Yt'l'. the-5 van he- sc-riuus. tlnwn- tu-e':u'tl1. mul H-spmisilvlt-. The- ,lvlie-rsmiiuiis pruw that the-y run stuml in this light thrnuggh thi-ir Stu- tmw in pmtlc-tpzttlml with the t.unnc'il work. lhvy nm fm' high sm-itil anal st-tmlastiv stamlarfls fm' the- -vlnml znul to luring almnt vlusvr1'oulwl'atimi aniung tht- l This wan' tht- C1ll1lN'il.S zu-tivitivs we-rv mam' in lnnnlu-r mul ilivvrst- in variety. Thi- Count-il start:-cl thc- ye-an' with u llnvk ln S4-lmul limp, Thi- nwnilwrs tluringr Aim'ric'a1n l'imlux'z1li4m Wm-k. Alsn. thi-y plan nn' limnn relan-svlitutivvs. wht, strive fm' clvlntw- Herein Lies Uur Pillar 0 iDemocracy . . rw - . . . . .. . . . . ft ztrulty. mlniinislrutitm. and stutlvnt lmtty. nu-il anal niunugeml tht- vluss Q-le-ctitms with thx- se- uf voting man-lnnvs. ' ' ' - - - - N' Hrt'. . '-'l't fthe 'lll'lli' -'l. li l..'-s Mlvisur Mr. l.urtnv1':1ml Ins Ailvisuiw' liuurtl twlpf-it mm e 'U lnfil' ' H 0 . fl , WI ' N, 'N ' plans for tht- cunning yvan' with Ing nlhn-r-. lhn'lmr.t lzlmt-r, thc' stnclt-nts liuw- il sim-e-ssfltl and lH'USIN'l'tlllF yi-ur. 'gill wAt.il,.r. Xlikp 1A.,,,,,,,lL ami ll,.u,, l11,,,h,. In ' gf' H2 ,H . 1 1 f ' ga K x v x , gm . - 'xx , af? X. x 9 , K., if 5 3K k K 354233 ' fx Q it Q. x ,. , X.: mfg! ng' I Q' ig 5 4 N .--' ,-7 if 4? av-H v , wm- .gs --- KV, r' as 9 2 Y iq, 4 ir-N, Ti V f.s QQ. uh II ,- ie 7, ' -vw .,f Q l w - w W, , J! V6 gs C fry: l N p-4?- ,. 'K , 1, K , x, ,,.: 1' lffi ,.. U,- A a H +1 2 5u5S.,',15 fi 1 4 fi? 1222 -V, 5555, N j Y'-fi? R, g 'kf Af li? , , xg , Zzzgzff SQQQQ .gif , w 4 :-: -2 4 Q - I iii? :EE 'Q 432,95 wg, E.. gf Y- , gi, I Pg .3 'Q 7 ffl Wo' if gg 4 Qgjsfu 17 4 Efilv an .IV4 11 : 4': . if tp .K L if jf' QE, 5 E 3 W fin 552' fy! ll if 3 5. .Q W W .Ms Q I 2 'f ' -935 -. Q.. I an ,.nf-w.... Jr. Hi -YDedicated To Helpin Others 'lllw ll1PIlllJf'l'S of tht- Je-ff Junior Ili-Y sigh a hrvath ul relief ill thc' fall of '59. 'lllwl' have Il10Vf'1l up one step on the- Hi-Y larhler. That is. the-y are. at last. not tht- y0lllIl2If'Sl ill the- grullp. ln Zli'l'0I'flZlllK'P with the- Hi-Y 1-mlv. tht- junior Ili-Y states that il1l'll' purpusf- is to vrc-all-. maintain. anfl extvllfl llll'0l1fIll0lIt thv lltlllltk svllmll. anll f'0lll- llllllllly. high stanclarcls of Christian I'lHll'lll'lt'l'. The- buys pl'esellte'cl a l'0llY0l'2lllUll for the- stullvnts this yvar. Mr. Kvnzler was ft'illlll'f'll ill a lalulvvillv slwtvll. Elle-d with all lilus. songs. anll IllllSll' l-l'Ulll a lllliiliilglll' era of shnw lnlsillc-ss. Many laughs we-rv lhe- pl'tllllll'l of a pc-p svssion ill Wllll'll tht- lli-Y huys 1-ullalml'atell with smnv jllllllll' girls fm' a lalu--ull nn a ,le-fl' hall granlv. 'llhe' Qlflllllt was If-ll ln llnln willllilll1S. pn-sillvllli .lim Wlalker. vim- pn-sillvlll: Larry lfmwl. Sf'l'l'1'lill'fl Ilivk illl'2lPg.'If'Y'. lI'l ilSlll't'l'I Wilkiv 'lllxl'I'f. St'l'QIt'ilIll-lll- arlns: anal ,linl Nh-llmlalll. vhaplain. ,lim l.:-slit' anal Bull l'lalwm'lx svlwvll as tht- l't'pl't'Sf'IllilllY1'S lm' Illa- Ir HM. ummm. mu Winer. mvk Tl-Mgw. IM, Wimums. Lulllll-ll. ill'-, llavnl Rm-X-4' and hir, lllvllzml llilllu llltl Wilkil- 'l'n-rrp lllQ1'llSSllll'l,lllt'f'lIIll llQ'lll'lS plans. lYl'l'f' lllf' Sllmlsmis- t A is-v + Rim l. xl.-. lim.-, lx..l. lil.-lwtnla.-lt, nal. lc..ll. wtlll.-r1:allal1.tl.l, Roy All-er, xt-in sl.-tling, lm- l-la.-l-, Jack Evans, Sid lily, 'mm Prill, Mike Ili'-n, llvnrgn- Mullin-1-, Xlr. lit-vw. Ron' 2. lla-an I.:-vklilm-r. Run Kill-y, Tod Huldr-rti:-lil, Russ:-l llrismill. Dirk Snynlf-r, Charlie Svhradcr, .liln funk, llvrlv lh-nm-v, Mrn-llilll Alllu-rr. lli--L Xlallill. lhun liillillg, Bill Anthony, ,lvrry Rush. Run' fl. liivllanl Kuning, Jvrry Lilllnvr, xl.L.- l,.-........l. lam' l'..f.l. W-'R 'lm--g.-r, .lim I..-slit-. xltmi-l small., Phill ll.-a.l.-. lz..l, lull..-...li n..l.- lc.l..,.....l...... .l..l... sl...l. 1:....l.,.. Lowerv. Run' -I. Jim Walk:-r, llnh Williams, .lim 'KL-D-llllil-l, Tom Y--ling, Wilkie- Tvrry, Bill Wm-il:-r, Cary llults. Page 35 I Row I. K. M. Andrews, Larry Sydes, Lynn Nason, Eddie .lurks--li, Terry 0'tIonnell, Holi Shnmate, Louis Alt, Hill llutlelson. Hard Vyn-rbi-rg. Run' 2. .lim Il:-ek:-r. Don Roberts, Jim lliatt. Dennis Stan-lluiry. 'l't-tl Sln-els, llave lluun. linu Wt-isiger, Jvrrx l.:-sw-llyn. Ron' .L ,lim limntl, Cary Lnhr, J. W. Ramsey, Tom Hetlncr, Ben Cxess, Enl Pastor, Dun Smith, Mike Dough:-s. Row 4. Larry Br-all. Mike Pnriis. Larry llvmlrivk-1, l'l1ill llru-wie. .lim Anderson. Walt llergn-n, Dave Xlnrtin, John ll. Postln-tliwait. oph. Hi-Y Instills Christian Attitudes Discussing the year's plans are Soph. Hi-Y olficers. Larry Sycles. Mike Douglass, anml Dan Smith. Associated with the Y.Nl.C.A. the Sophomore Hi-Y. primarily a serviee organization. tries lo pro- mote. maintain. anfl extend goocl Christian eliarac-ter and standards throughout the home. sehool ami eonnnunity. The eluh joinerl with the other lli-Y slivisions lu sponsor the annual Queen of Hearts Danve helil in lfebruary. They collaborated with the other divisions again to present a eomieal pep session preeetling the Jetf-Riclnnonfl game and to sponsor a mixer after the game. The lwoys assistecl with the annual March of Dimes, and provitlerl eoneession workers for the foolliall and hasketlnall games. Mike Douglass. presirlent of the elulv. arte-cl as Master of Ceremonies at the lfaster Convom-ation where the stuflent hotly heard the Rev. Marsh of First Christian Church and the A Cappella Choir. uncler the direction of Mr. Rieharrl Jaeger. Assisting president Mike Douglass was Larry Syfles. vice-president: .lim Hiatt. sei-retary: ,lim Anderson. treasurer: Dan Smith. chaplain: and Ben Cress, sergeant-at-arms. J. W. Ramsey and Buzz Wizzegei' were the Hi-Y Council representatives from the Sophomore Hi-Y. Mr. Kenneth Anflrews ancl Mr. Roliert Leavitt aetecl as the fat-ulty' ailrisors. Hi- Y's Promote Good Citizenship Snakes and snails and puppy-dog tails. that's what little lnoys are made ol. so wc are told. But what ahout hig hoys? Cars and cords and sports rewards? hlaihe so, still however their minds often turn to the organized side of life and the good of our community. The class Hi-Y's are a collaboration of one of ,lellns largest boys' organizations. It is the lli-Y's purpose to create and maintain a high stand- ard of Christian character in the home. school. and connnunity. ln turn. the Hi-Y Council coordinates the activities of the class divisions. and they are the policy-making body of the Jeff Hi-Y. This year the Council again turned out an out- standing joh for their annual Queen of Hearts llance. All three classes worked together on this project to produce the Valentine-studded dance. Each year the Council elects a Hi-Y senior, who is presented with Civil Service award for upholding a strong and outgoing character. The council is composed of three representatives from each class. George Nelson is the Council Chair- man and ,lim Leslie is the Secretary-Treasurer. Ad- vising the Council this year were Ellis Hopkins, Ray- mond McGlothlin, James Grover. David Reeve, and Kenneth Andrews. Larry Cole, Bobby Adams, Gary Dickson, and .lerry Kaufman constructed the background for the Queen of Hearts Dance. Row I. Ellis A. Hopkins, Dean Overley. Ron Chatfield, Walt NIcKinnis, George Nelson, Larry Sydes, Frank Lane, R. McGlothlin. Row 2. Mr. Grover, Mike Douglass, Bob Williams, Larry Cole, Jerry Lintner, ,lim Leslie, Mr Reeve, K. M. Andrews. Page 37 Tri -Hi - Yllrovides F ellowship, crvicv fha' you. as u girl. ililvn-sta-nl in pc-rful'u1i11g1 svrx- V iw- for utlu-rs. in lvuililiugl yuurst-lf lttilll pliysivully auul spiritually. :tual iu lllillilllfl xuur vuuuuuuitv il lu-ttm-1 plum' in uliit-In ln liu-Y llynliz1l'1'.yuli wnultl vujuy llu' uuuu'mus zu-lixilivs ul tlu' 'l'ri-lli-Y vluli, ulnit-lm also will-rs umuy zu-tivitivs lm' nu-rv ple-astm-. Muitl tlu- tlunugllls ul at turlu-y tllllltt'l' zuul au up- IlI'lPlll'lllllQl Yli1'illlHll. llu- 'l'l'i-lli-Y lu-lil its uuuuul elauu-an tlu- lurlwy 'l'rut. Ann tlvlmluuu'lu-r. vlnuiruizlu nl tlu- tltuuw-. sf-If-1-tt-it llalt lluruu mul his luuul lu in--wiflv tlu- musir. 'lb l1uil4l lllt'lllSt'lX't'S pliysivnlly. llu' 'l'1'i-Hi-Y mm- tlut-tml its illllllllll suiuuniug party at tlu- Y,Nl.li.A. in Murrli. 'l'lu' Y.M.C.A, suim lllSll'lIl'l0l'S iuforuu-cl tlw girls ul xullmlilc- swiminiuu tips wliivli mt-i'v SWlllllllt'l' slurulcl know. 'lb It-ml ,lt-fins 4-lmptvr ul tlux 'l'ri-l'li'Y. Stvplizuiie- Nuugst has vlunsvu. Vit-t--llwsixlt-lit uns Ili-1-ky llull. ,lutly 'lbtltl walS1'ln'm'l4'tl as Se-vrc-tztry. 'lb tlu' pusitiuu ul' 'l'l't'ltSlIt'l't'. Christi juliusuu was t'lt't'lf'tl, 'l'lw 'l'ri- Ili-Y pit-kewl tim-ulyn SlIl'l.llt'l' mul Cathy tfurtvr as St'l'gt'ilIll-ill-ixl'lttS auul Clmplaiu. 11-spc1'tiu'ly. Mrs. 'H,,. Tmii, l,,.,,,i,g,,, thi. m,,,,,,I,h,.,.C for ,hp 'f,,,-key Tm, , ti. llullliius svl'v1'1l as tlu' vlulfs Sluiusor. PM Wll l 1U1'l -l l'l'!' Fill 'l,i Y HH Pwllillil 'fl tlllllvillii llarli l'illl1t'lA. 'l'mu Xrulre-ws, ulul Nlurslui lluwimiu lvurl tlu-ir lzilr-nts In tlf-vumtiiig lller'uf1-la-riuwitll ai tfliri-linug tn-1-. '! t 5 l lf 15 '17 , lmulerwl of the urgauiztitiun llll'UllgLlllllll tlu- ya-ur. l it These ullimfrs uf 'l'ri'Hi-Y ure the guiding: ltaiula ltuul ilrlx -5- ! . .S 4 5.-ds ,sw-i X Nll'llllN'I'S of the Sunshine Society llI0l'UllgI,llly enjoy tht- iluli- 1-iousl'otln1'k supper laitl before tlu-nt. -Kun Chenowetll, Fanrhon Patlee anal Liz Hargas, p varnations for Villf'l1iil'l6.S llay to he sent lay amli unshiners Promote Goodwill llelpfulness to others anml serviee to srhool anml 1-onnnunity is the purpose of the jellerson Sunshine Soviety. It fulfills its purpose all through the year In Stlt'll aetivities as tlw Big Sisteru projevt. 'l'ht- Big Sisterii project is a Pl'0gI'Zllll clesignetl to assist trans- fer students in lN'l'llllllllg acquainted at Jell. Other aetixities flesignecl mainly for the lwneflt of others are the roller-tion of serx'i1'eal1le used clothing for sehool-age lmoys and girls in the Appalachian Nloun- tains area. the Annual Bronchoette Gallop. the pro- ceeds of whit-h finanee the Societyis Riley Hospital funtl gift. theater solicitations of funcls for eripplecl vhiltlren. as well as such aetivities as craroling for shut-ins anal the lrlna Slayliark Nurses' Svholarship Awarals. Some events that are looked forward to In all Sunshiners are the annual Valentines varnation sale. tht- Mother-llaughter Banquet. a pot lurk supper. a rec-ord hop for tneinlmers of the soeiety anti X their dates. aml the llacl-llaugihter Banquet. Ullieers for this year are Nanvy Neher. president: Marilyn lioothe. vice-p1'esiclel1t: Christie johnson. secretary: Lana Lane. treasurer: Sandy Russell. assistant sevretary: anal Tara Baile, assistant treas- urer. Mrs. Kruger arts as the sponsor of the elulm. repare nirers. Nlaney Neller. l.ana Pane. llhri-tie johnson, anel Marilyn ltoollu-. ollit-1-rs, :list-nss the organilation's future plans. Page 39 Row I. Nlillen Green, Louie Luxnli, Robert Hiatt. Eddie Jackson, Dick Marlin, Bill Mink, Bill Doty, Robert Finley. Row 2. Bard Nyverlnerg. llury l.nlxr. John SVS'l1.'k..l1'l'l'Yl.,C'!lIldI'tl, Nliellael Leisure, Russell Criswell. llave Cooper. juhn Cnlmlr, Clark St. jnlin. Ron' Ji. Lewis Nlunger, ,lim Cries, ,lim Cook, Dan Vierk, Bob Arnold, Ned Staley. Jerry llalrynlple, llill Crunk, Trun Long, .lim Smith. Key Club Devoted To Communit Service A serviee eluli for high sclmul lmys, the Key Clulm is an international organization. The lnemhers, cun- sisting, ul suplmlnnres, juniors, and seniors, meet weekly un 'l'uesday evening! at Jell. Unce a month they Iwlfl ai dinner at the Paints Cafeteria, This din- ner features a speaker. 'lllll' Key Clulw is sponsored jointly ln the st-lmol and the Kiwanis Cluh. 'lillis year lhe llll'llIlN'l'S attended the annual state cunventimi at Terre Haute. Ned Stanley served as stale seeretary ul the Key Cluli. At lilII'lSlltlLl5 time the Key Clulr presented a pro- grani and treat lm' the handieapped children at Lineuln S1-luml and the exeeptiunal children at Wai- liash Selnml. A second ease fill' lsreeduni Shrine Doeumenls was lvuilt and installed this year. The ullieers were ,lim Cries. president: Ned Staley. viee-president: 'limn Lung. seeretziry: and Lnuis Nlunger. treasurer. 'lihese ullieers were under the dirt-etimi of Milton Green and en-sponsor llulmerl lfinley. liepresentalives from eaeh class who wnrk with the ullieers on the executive lmard were Eddie Jaeksnn, snphmnnre: ,lerry Leonard. junior: and Huh Hiatt. senior. .lim Cries. president of the Key Clulm earn-fully encluses Ihr- lh-elnralinn of lnclepe-nclunee given by the elulx. Page 40 X tc , . Row 1. Dianne Grillin, Sharon Reeves, l,vnn Kramer, Betsy St-hoal, Sac Neumann, ,lcaxmie l'onto, Barrio Martin, Ann Cu-ldinarher. Stephanie Anngst, lien-ky llall, .leannelt Pruitt, Jerri:-ann Jennings. Carol Brand, Linda Veach, Barbara Davis, .Ioan tlliallham, Sue Tyner, Mary lillcn Screy, Karen lloozc. Run' 2. Lin Carr, lhlwn Fairchild, Ursula Scliuchardt, Sally lnglexnan, Tari Martin, Mary Lyhoult, Tam Andrews, Sue Selmler, llonnie Potllitzer, Judy Todd, ,Ian llarton, .loyce llughvs, Carol Ncwhard, Jeanine Schoal, Sandy Corlner, Sharon Serey, Sandy Daiis. Louisa Lasher, Janet Kessen, Carolyn Kainslra, Carolyn Myers, Sharon Ulu-rlie. Row fl. Ann Lane, Nancy Murphy, Carol Collins, Marilyn Booth:-, Molly McQueen, Jerry Leonard, Dick Frey, Susanne tlhi-ni-a, Caludia Dolbow, Carla llollmw, Diana Bonham, Mary Alice ShiPPv Janet Steward, Jackie Rae, Peggy Dcwenter, Sandra Miller, Carolyn Surface, Sandy Klinkor. Myrna Ughorn, Carolyn Richardson. Row 4. .lohn Payne, Robert Davies, Dick Douglas, Phill Hr-ide, Robert Skadln-rg, Jim Benjamin, Clark St. John, Ron tlhatlir-ld, Sidney Leech, Jim Hramluh-tl, Terry Dyer, Herb Kvcrson, Larry Vanderwiclen, Art Burk, Leonard Boyer, .lint lirics, Roger Priest, Lloyd lladg:-ns, Dave l'idrnondson, Bob Knll, Ron Blue, Walt McKinnisn, Tom Prill. Broadcasters Take eff To The Air ln a far corner of an upper section of this huilding a small sign flashes. The sign is labeled-W.,l.ll.S. The room liehind this sign is often full of the ten- sion of a hroadcast. This studio. under the super- vision of William Fraser. oflers a haven for the Broncho Broadcasters. This organization states that their purpose is to develop skill in radio and television hroadcasting and producing. The cluln also strives to teach its mcm- hers to evaluate the procedure of correct radio and television. The memhers meet once a month and are guided hy an Executive Board which consists of the com- mittee chairman and ollicers. They sponsored a Halloween party complete with costumes and HOH- ROR show. A few members traveled to a Radio-T.V. clinic at Indiana University in December with Mr. Fraser. Their main project is a trip to a large radio station in the spring. The members of the cluh lnroadcast llroncho Highlights three times a week and have access to their own studio which hroadcasts during the day throughout the huilding. The ollicers are Ron Blue, president: Barli Price. vice-president: Jackie Rae. secretary: and ,lane Sites, treasurer. Nlr. Fraser gives the cue to llarh l'ricc while Hon lllue stands by, and llroncho Highlights goes on the air, Page 41 Rum I. 31111. 1,1-wis-Spo11s11r, 111111121 R1l1ll?I'lS1ll1, Yer111111'11 P11111--T1'e11s.. Karen R1111er1s1111-111s1., 1,11111a 1711111 Pres. 5111111111 0111-1111- 1 x1l'l' 1,I'f'N., Iris I'1111111-1'-S1-1-., 1111-kiv S11-urns, 1.1-111111r11 W. Smith. Raw 2. 1111111111- Merrill. Peggy H11-1111111-1111. 11llllil -Xll1re1-111, N11 I 1511111111 x111N 11111 NI111111 1 11111111 1111191111 xxd1111 1 1111111111 1 11111 11llllll 1,11 1111111111111 111111111 11111 11r1. .fr 1 -' 11 . 1 .. . Library Club Instills Book Interest A 1-11111 111111111111 111-1111111 1111- s1'1'111-s 1171 11111110 11111' 11111'111'y 1111 1-1111-11-111 part 111 1111- 51-1111111 1s 11111 1.11ll'ill'y 111111. 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A spring 1111-nic 1Tl'1llIg1l1 1111- 1-11111's 111111111 111 il 1-111s1-. 1,1111'1'l'S 111 11114 1'1u11 Zil'1' 111111121 1 111'11. 1111-S1111-111: S1111r1111 011111111-, 1111- 1111-S1111-111: Vf'l'1lll1l'il 1ll1lN'. 1l'l'llSlll'1'l'Z 1115 Pil1Illl l'. S111-1'1-l111'y: Karen 1111111-1'1s1111. 111s1111'ia11: 111111 Luna A111161-111. 151A 1'1-111'1-se-111111111-. 11111-1:1i11g 1111- 111-111-'111' 111. 1111- 1'1ll13 1111- 1111- sl11111s111's. Mr. 51111111 111111 Mrs. Lf-11-is. 1,1111111 1911111 s11uws S1lill'0Il 0111-11111 111111 Y1-1111111-11 lyllpl' 1111 111'111-le s11efou1111 111 0110111 1111- 111ag11z111es111 1111- 11111'Lll'Q. Audio-Visual Brings The World To Us l'lil1'll mluy tht- ,ln-ll Amliu-Visual Clulv rvmlvrs llwir innumvralvlv soiwicvs tu thi- l6i1CllQ'l'S and stuclvnts. l liwn Illtlllglll then- are on-vusional split films ami lvrolu-n clown t'kllll0l'ZlS. the lmys lvarn tn l't'IIl?tlf llivsv situations amd c-wry lllillgl is soon running smoothly again. limlvr tlie- supvrvisimi of Mr. ll. W. l.c-x'e'ring :mil Nlr. l.. W. Smitli. tlw lmys un- lilllgill llu' lvusim' lvvliiliqin-s uf propf-rly opvruting: tht- vquip- mont xsllicli ilivluile-s films. i'c-voiwl pluyvrs. win- ami tape' rvcm'4le-rs. aml sliclv film projvvturs. illllis vlulv prmiilvs tlu' lmys witll training ami l.lll'lllt'l' 4-xp:-i'ivlu'v in running the lllllt'llllN S. Jim XVl't'tlt'll. pu-siclvlit ul' tllc Clulr. statvfl. Bv- siclvs just Yllllllillgf tlw motion pic-turv vainvru ami utlivl' vquipmvnt. wv take time' out fm' tbllltll' svlluul am'tivitic's. 'llllis year wo illt'lllilt'tl varif-ty in our au'- tivitivs lay pm'ticiputiiig: in tht- Christmas Baslu-t p1'ojm't. luy xuwkiiigg un our :num-y-liiakiilgx pmjevt. lay sponsoring: ai mixer. uml lay liuving in spring pivnim' mul taking ll fic-lil trip. 'llllv memlwrs elevtecl Louis Munger, vice-prvsi- dem' and Bnim nmiol' Secwtary-tHiaslll-er' lu Spun? lliiw Miki-is Hllll't'l1tli the lllLl1'lliIlQ'w fur :mntlwr 1-lim-lit. Ilwl'75'7-l'700s1'lwfvlyvavr iiifwwniutivv film lu lw slumn tn an inter:--tml 1-In--. Ron' I. R. W. lrwriiigg. I..-sliv llnllmw. Ilrvnt llewl. .lim Wi-wlon. Lewis xIllll,f1l'I'. Xvillium lfilmml Nlink, l,i-miami W. Smith. Run' 2. liaynwml Stewns, Teil llurlan. Jim Xmlc-rsun. .lim Nlurplly. xlll'llLi9l l.e'isuri-. .luv II0llJi!llgll, Roger C. Circlv. whiter Uillilanml, Stem' Crose. l Page 43 Him I. Urs. Dom I-'im-rl, Nlnrslm While. M:in-i-lilv Nh-IJ-im-Il. Hairy Alyvi- Koning. Ann Sharp, Irish l'ulnn-r, Carole Williams, Pnl Pilkington, Donna lolnm, Jrnly l il:-sli.n:Ill, Brenda King. Pal North, Mrs. Marv Jane- Boyle. Row 2. Loiil Young, Ellen Mink, Put Nelson, Linda Ford, Loretta Cray, Jlnly Long, Sharon Dimrnitr, rllulv llulnlwin. Pnl .'Xllrivl'mm, llunnu Malhuv, julia' linbrighl, Dorothy llillhnvs, Diane Haynes, Snnnlm Mnlilgoriwrv. Ron ,L Nauivy Kia-K:'iglu'n, llnlora-5 Mills-r. Mun' Wright, Carol Stn-lr, Kurs-n liohcrlson, ,Icnnic Stump, Ursula Sclinclmrilt, Earlene Rivllardson, Dianna Shnfl, Row- Marv Clark. liiniln Nf-rm-nt, Jnnicc Mr-K+-igln-n, llilplinr' Milvllvll. Kvw 4, .iftilll 51'lIrll'i1l1'r. Sundm llevflvr. Christina Britt, Karnc Slopsn-ma, Linda Sunken, Sun- Svlwunmnn, Ihusn Stout, Carolyn Morris--li, Sluiron tlnrtvr. Junli linhnnke, Curl.: Ilnllmm, Put Snll.uw, lnily ffonkriglil, l'vgg', liirlmrdsun, Cnrol Brnuksnnl. We Venture Into The Business World Nlastm-rs of thu lyll1'Wl'llf'l', wizards at shorthanrl. uncl the future l'llClllllCl'S of the' husiness world are all part of jeil's Commercial Cluli. The lfoinnwrvial Clulfs prime purpose is to arouse and ch-va-lop iiitvri-st in husincss education. It also tries tn promote a for-ling: of guml will among husi- nvss stlnh-nts. A nviiwi' roast in Svplvlnlier lwgan lhvir activi- lios. l or 1-harilahlc purposes, the Connnercial Cluh grave a YllllEilIkSglVit'lg liaskcvt to a newly family in Nowinlwr. A highlight of the ycar's activities was an achlri-ss hy a memlwr of the personnel stall of Alcoa Aluminum Company, Miss Mary Smith, who gave zu talk on what was to be exp:-vtecl of a beginning: work:-r in a business olliu-. 'llhv nwmlwrs 1-Im-tml Marvelitrf Mcllowf-ll to thu position of Prvsiclency and Ann Sharp as Vive- l'l'csi4lei1t. 'lllvy vhose Iris Palnwr for Secretary ami Mary Alii-v Koning as 'lieasura-1'. The sponsors are Mrs. Dora l wwl and Mrs. Mary Jane Boyle. During thi- annual Chrislinus party. Mrs. Boyle znnl Nlrs. l rr-eil. Sponsors. he-lp lilClllSt'lVC5 to l'CfI'C'5llIllClll5. Pane 44 x , . f 1 Nou I. l'.tulinv- llihn.-1. lla-1-lu Ynnlvr. .luilith l'.iptoi-Li. .loan l.unln-rxvvlt. tianolxn Snrfzl-'v', .lr-nnia' Stump. llottiv- l'.lllu'r. l.in-l.: lhulor. .lnliv Ginn:-s. Ron L'. ln-nr N ' 5 N tl ll nnrtt l l l il ll.irrison, l-'ruin-if-s ll--vgsnm, llonniv Xl--rrilt, lloln-:tn lh-uox, 11.nrolyn liiflmrilson. fharon llnnn, lnl li-nnloill. .l-HIP' .'tf'w:n'-l, l.iiin 1- - . .inrn Su-plu-r . N l'ntrivi.l l'alrtloh. Ron i. Kathy Slnilm-y, l'n-gm liifhulilson. Katrvn llubvrson. lhnrolyn Hill:-. llvttw YI:-4-slolu-. Xluilxn lh-salnnst. llnil.t la-ut-, . .inilx l-ls:-,i. .loui- llosisoith, Nxlnry ll--lxinniss. lflatim- llzuringlon. llnrlvnm Xlohh-v. Knwiw lhinson, Girls Look 0 Medical Careers 1 w . . - V Ihr- nn-tnlwrslnp in tht- l'nturn' Nursvs 1-lulm of ,lc-I'fvrson lligh Svhool is nnuh- up of girls aspiring to lwvoniv our l lorvm'c- Nigzlitvngalvs of tonlorrois. 'l'ln-y work to lu-1-oiiu' lwttvr inforlnvcl in a voursv ol slucly that will lu-st e-quip thvni for nurse-s' training. Formal initiation of new nwnilwrs was held the first of Nou-nilwr in tht- l'inv lloom. 'l'hf- traulitionul ve-reinony. hc-hi hy l'ilIltll9-llglll., l-F1llUl'PIl at sp:-alwr, Mrs. .lan-ot. sup:-rvisor of the operating room tech- nic-ians' sc-hool at St. lflizalwlh llospital. After tht- prograni re-frvslmwnts were se-rv:-cl. Un Now-mlwr 27. tht- vluln sponsors-ml its annual prvvie-w at St. lflizalwth Hospital. lnvlufle-ml in tht- prc-vic-w was an tour of the nurses' homo ancl tht- hospital. This was follows-fl hy at te-a. At llllI'lSlIllllS thc- l uture- Nurse-s cluh joined with the other cluhs ut ,le-ll in filling Clnislnms luaslu-ts for the needy. Un Many 0 u fic-lil trip took the girls to lnaliana Univer- sity Mt-tlit-al Ct'Illf'l'. wln-rv they were giwn ll tour of tllv Ct'Itlt'l'. Thi- 4-lulw. consisting ol forty-five nwnilwrs. is unmlvr tht- sponsorship of Mrs. llihner. our school nurse. The- ollivvrs ure llvvky Yotlvr. president: .lumly l'apro4-ki. x'im-e--pwsiflvlit: antl jnmly Se-llivk. secre- tairy-tr:-ustm-l'. Nlvnnlwrs of the' Future- Nurses liluh look forwaril to at year of Q-nioyalule an-tivitir's as they are formally initialml. 'X DiiQW 'r it is Kimi! Page 45 uture Teachers Gain Experience 'l'In- lf'1I1'lIl'l'S nl lnninrrms must lw lmiiwfl torluy. .lvll elm-s ils par! hy slumsnring the l'lllllll'f 'llem-llc-rs ul .Mm-rn-:1l.ll1lw. 'l'Iu- purpose ul' lhis nrguniznlinn is lo sf-lerl anal ri-c'rl1il ynung In-nplu who are llllQ'l't'SlHl in Ivavhing :nnl ln he-lp lhm-sv pm-nplr' lvurn inure' alumni the- In-an-lr ing prnl'z-ssimi. l.aulvl If-zu-lnng was mlnnr- in hwnl graalc- svlmnls ln lhv llH'IlllH'l'S. Svllnnls ull:-mlm-ml wc-rv w'iHSlllllgllbll. l,in4'oln. Nllll'1l4N'li. Cm-nlenniul. anfl Vinlnn. 'l'hvsf- inning vanlvls mliil this lc-uvliing mluringg lheir slnmly hull In-rinals. llnring tho year. nm' are-al inveling mls alle-rule-ml ln tha- lnvul nu-rnlwrs. This nweiing was In-lil ul lnclimiupulis. The annual stale- 1-um'vnlinn lm' l nlnrv 'l'vau'lu-rs was ln-lcl at llurrlue. Ar Chris!- nms linu- lhm- lflnlv jnine-ml wilh thu' other Ofgiilllllll- Iinns nl .lf-IT in filling l.ln'lsln1as lulslwls lin' the- nw-ilx. 'I'hi- lllnlr uns If-il ln' :ln m'lli4'ic'nl group 0l.1lllil'l'l'S who am- Sally .In lngh-nmn. pu-siflc-ill: Jvanninn- Shzml. xiw--pri-siflvnl: l znn'l1nn llalllm-. sei-re-tary: znnl lfnrnl Nl'Wll2ll'1l. ll'1'2lSlll'l'l'. Tlwsf- nllivers ssc-rv nnmle-r lhv slip:-rxisiwm ull Nlr. llc-ml:-r :incl llliss , . . . ' lnlwsv lIN lHllf'l'S Plljlly' then' llllllillltlll i'e'1'viil1v1iy. l'in'm'ilnll. Ibm' I. lhnynnnnl C. llvneh-r, Jnnli flnllnln, lh-rnznlvlir I.. Fuirrhihl, llnrlmnx Darling, Juni- lfinl. Sharon S:-rr-y, Knlhy Dm-is, Dianna Nil-hnlwn, Nun--v Purrilnll Hun- L'. 11l.unl4'.i llnllnm, llnnnn Knll, 'Xnn Clu-num-Ili, Juunila llanlvr. Slnimll Rvxllwlt, lfnrnlvlial Jnna- ll:-ll. Sunily Davis. Jnyvm- llnglws, Nunn Nl'-lmw-ll. Snr I.nl nlh-Ili-. lfnu .L I-'.nnh--n l'nIlm-. ,ln-:niinv S4-lmnl, ,l.nn- l'ri4lvnnm-. Jnuli linlmnk-1. Dunn.: Jn Nivlmle, Pnl Sullurw, Hnrlv llcxwki. Jvnnniv- Punto, Milf-riv hi--vkw Szxllv Ingl.-nnni. Run' I. ,lnnr llnn-In-I. llhnnl llnnlunn, Miki- l.:-in-in-l, N:-il Staley. .I-whn l'l:ulI, Marilyn Dnllnn, I.innl.n lluuk. Page -I6 yawn. P . 65930 ' 'l'ln-se six rt-pre'sm'ntatiyes from lloys' Slat? with Sanmly' 'Nlartin who l'Ppl'9SPlllQ'1l ,Ie-tt at Girls' Flair- gaim-il muvh pr:u'ti1'al annl lwm'livial knowln-rlgv of uoyw-rnmental pi'om-4-tliirv. E ,ff 4 r 2 , fy Mock Government Trains Future Leaders 'llhe' tinll' is ,lunv IUSU: tht- plan' is the' Govvrnoris ollivv. llloomington. lntliana. 'llhat is the lloys' State' Gowrnor's oflivv. A man has just lwvn orclerml shot for tht- murtlvr of a fly. This and many sum-h happe-nings oct-urre-fl at Boys' State last spring. Thougxh thc' atmosphere' was frequently' one of humor. the- hoys vanic- home' with an 4-xpamlc-cl lill0Wlf'1lQLl' ol our slate- legislature. At thc' same- time Girls' State was in avtion. anml they too stutlivcl our gore-rnnn-nt in action. Thv Anwriran lmgrion sponsors Boys' State- anfl Girls' State- throughout Indiana. At jvtl the Sorial Studie-s tc-avlwrs rvvolnnwnxl stutlents who are' out- stantlingg in the-ir 4-ommunity. 'I'lw sturlc-nts are the-n K'll0St'Il from this list hy a favulty' committee. Last yvar jr-ll was n-pi-asf-ntf-tl hy Ste-W Smith. lion Blur. lid l.:-monml. Larry Gola. l.arry' Harmon. Vinve Schraclvr. and Sandy Martin for Boys, and Girls' State- l'4'SlN'l'liYt'ly. liarh stuflvnt was sponsored Ivy' a Lafayette- rommunity' organization. The students partivipatecl in campaigns. party' organizations. nominations. all-1-tions. ancl thc' vx- vvutingg of lot-al. rountyp and state johs. We were proutl to have Stow Smith 4-lm-te-d lnfliana Boys' State Govt-rnor. Slew- Smith. 4-ilitor of ,letl Booster, proudly I1-pws:-:its l.afay'vtte- as he takes oath of Governor of lloys' State. Page 47 Booster Heralds School News A l.f'llflillq. a fussirf. mul il figliliu' U sec-ins lo lw ilu- plirasm- lliul lu-sl mlesvrilws llw nw1'k lialllvi' llizll -4' is m':u'rivxl nn lN'lN'l'I'll ilu' lwu pulilivutiuus lll'l72ll'l- uwuls at ,li-ll. llus loud for lun In-twe-f-n ilu' lim slulls sn-4-:us lo se-rvv as a stimulant for lmlli clvpurl- uu-uls. lim-In slzlll' nu-mln-1' Iulws irulivifluul prirlf- iu rum-ling lln- 1-lmllc-ugv of prmluviug :i sluwrior pull- lu-alum. lim-In yvur ilu' llimslvl' lwgius ils SlIllH1'I'lllllUIl ilriw- lay pn-svnliugf llu- uuuuul llmuslm-1' wuixua-aliuii all mlm-In frvv llmuslws urn- lllSll'llDlll1'll ln all sluclvuls auul luvulli nu-mln-rs. A lvunqum-I is ln-lil ul tlu-1-ml of llu- sulm-ripliuu ilriu-1 miullwr is lu-lil in ilu- spring lo lll'1'St'lll lvllvrs. lim-li war ilu' llouslc-r slullc'ul1-rs ils work in Ilu- ruling sm'xim'4-s of Quill zuul Svrull auul ilu- National lligli Sm-lwol l'rc-ss Assuviuliuu. illlll' stall' is pruuil lo illl!lUlllll'l' lliut il. l'l'K'1'lVl'll the- liiglu-sl uwarcl possi- lili- lrmn ilu- Quill aml Svroll :luring lllis yi-ar. 'l'lu- lloush-r shall. llIlllt'l' ilu' xlire-vliun ul' Sh-w bmillx. lfmlilor-iu-fflmii-f: Vine-v S4'lll'illll'l'. N4-iss lfili- lur: lie-X liirls. Sports lfclilnr: zuul Auue- Siwzr-x. ' Daw- llrzulv llillltlx Iwo LlllYl1llI4lY uwuiliugg -ulr llllbll lllfll llusiuvss lXiilllilQl'f'l'. is spmisore-al lip Nlr. llopkius. pu,,,,,.g ng vip, B,,,,,k, I,um.1,,.g ,lwir mnqq 'Nlikv llronlupn-rwllaulv'-1.lzluvl 'l'uru:'r lluut s:ul:-vrilviug In llw Km Slllllll zuul ,luuv Siu-Q urn- kvpl bun 1 5 wluml pupvri-alwurlliwllila'im:'sllm'l1l. pupvlw fur 0Hl'1ll 'l'll0UlSlll!Nl'l'llN l'4. Page 48 In :1 lusl minute- cmnfn-rvln'e- xl:llTr-rx lbI't'plll'4' final 1-opy fur 1le'umllim'. . 1 A -,gh 5. R 1 9'35ip 'SQ nu' I. ,lane Silvs. Sanmly llhm-rv, .Nnnv Swezvy. ,lm-unniv xlt'h!4illQ14'l'. l,iz llurr. fzilflll -Xl1ll'i1lgu'. Martha 'l'nl0n, Mary Jxllll Wolsimfffur. Rau' 2. Mike Brooks. liillllll liinkvr. l:l'Pl1'llQ'Il Hain-Irn. Kay Slllilll. Ht-x Kirls. Sh-w Smith. Yimw- Sl'lll'Al1lI'l', .lilll N1l'Nf'f'IY. Frvll 'Nle-lvulf. Ron' .f. P.. P. 'Xlm'gu11. Hula Lzxlflm-ll. I.. ,I. lltulkllli. ,lnlm l'la1ll. Puye 49 Huw I. lf. I . lvl0l'g1,llll. tlinny Gonhl, Nlary Lylmnlt lllfl .xr in .nn nt rvns N n 4 Il 'NIJ Row If. tlayln N:-ylmrl. Larry Nz-yliurt. linlv Koninf' rn xx mu Marilyn linotlw. Frfwl Nlf-tvalf. llill Nlink. Row s 1 t w 1 it White-, ,Inn Smith, Nt-tl Stal:-s, ll'-gel' Ewing. .lan ws llc-nu n it A Book O Time Produces Memorles May was tht- nnxuth ul' xivtnry for tht- Nautilus Stuff. 'llhu Signntnrv llanm-. spmustm-tl hy the stall to issua- tht- yn-nrlmoks. me-ant inure- tn thf- twvnty- two stall nn-mln-rs than simply ilt't't'ItllllQl umgrat- ulatiuns. Ou this night 1-avh of tht- nn-mln-rs fnuntl tht-ir rninrls unmlvring haw-k to the' many sixth hours in tht- Nautilus rntnns. r u . - thv lillf't'ill'y Stall llI'lllllIl't'S all tht- rupy for tht- lnmk In that tum- ol' hanging typ:-nritc-rs. 'I'hf- lllmtugllwipll Stall. lfnrulxn Uh-x, lfnrnl Nm- hartl. Nlary Lyhnult. anal Marilyn Hmntln- is rvspnn- sihh' for t'llllllll'illQQ those- nnnnvntary uw-asinns that ran lu- kt-pt Ivy tht- Sllltlt'IllS only llllllllglll pirturc-s. Barrie- Martin ancl Suv Svlnrlvr vrnp tht- pit-turvs. Javk lfvans nnfl lint, Kirkpalrivk vnnstituts- tht- Spurts Stall whit-h vnu-rs thv Athlvtit- llc-partmvnt and its avtixitivs. 'l'ari lvltlfllll anfl Tam Alltll't'ttS arc' on tht- llusim-ss Stall. Atlwrtising: is lllltlfllvtl by Manager llank l unkl1uusc-r ancl Assistant Man- agvr liugvi' lining. Thx- typisls are- ,luuli ljaprm-ki and lle-If-n Mqwristm. Thr- 1-ntirf' stall has ln-vn tlvftly left hy l':tlllUl'-lIl- Chit-f Nell Stalvy. llevliy Itutl is assistant Pflilmx Advising tht- Stall is livnnt-th Amlrvws. Page 511 it ,ll 'xx' ig! gl? Raw I. tfurnl llurnvtt. Tuntla Allin, Carul thunk. .lntly Wien. Rita Spa-narml. Linila llntli-r. llarhara llryant. Dawn l airrhilil. Run' Selina Ili-rg,lmll'. .lm-rily'n llorkeinu, Frunres llv-rg:-sina. Slierrie tfuppy. Jnily llalwlwin. Sanity Hull. .lunii-v llall. Hill Nlink. Ron' 1 Robert lliatt, l'hil julinsun, l,lny'tl Mlains. Chester King. Franris Fiiiiklmiiselx fiiivlxael White. l rr-il lleihl. llnln-rt Mosh tudents Gain Practical Experience 'l'ht- hnsint-ss wnrltl. tim. has its place in Jeff. Many ul' ns are planning to enter smne fielcl of busi- ness. antl there are swine stutlents wht, have alreaily lwgun In explore this iii-lcl. The- unique vluh that pruviiles for thc-se stuclents is the lliversifiefl Co- operative- l'Itliu-atimial Cluh. 'I'ht- purpuse of tho urganizatiun is lu gain a fur- ther nntlerstantling anfl appreciation for all fields uf elitle-ay'ur. The stuilents in U. C. lf. are vhosen fur Illt'llll!t'I'SllilD after they inilicate an interest hy' their t-nnnilatiy'e ret'm'tls. Thr-se students rounliiiati- their i'esp4-i-tiw julvs. Thi-y' flisruss anfl try' to solve cinn- mtm prnhlenis that they' are sure to encounter. l,alay'ette employers are eager tu proyirle the np- purtnnity' fur thi-se i-lnh memhers. The employers pau- the way for inure us:-ful full-time empluyinent. This year ilu- rluh again spunsnreml their annual lflnpliiyvr-lfiiipluyre Banquet. whivh was ilu- high point of their ageiicla. The nflicers uf the club were ,Ianiev llall. vhairman: Lincla Butler. assistant chair- man: aml ,lutly lialilwin. secretary'-treasurer. Karl Leith-r urganizetl the lbl'0gl'illIl and was the 1-lulfs sponsor. Page 52 laniw- llall. l,inila liiutler. anul jnnly lialilwin. ollitw-rs uf the D.tI.l'I. tflnlv, clisrnss the final ari'aiig1eine'iits for the lfinployer iployee llanqnet with tha-ir sponsor. Nlr. Karl l.:-lil: I KU, , .. , ' Fkx A ,X .Iwk W 3 t Stvve Smith 1'Ulll'l'llII'Lllt'S on material for his llxteniporum-on spec-vli nt the-.lvtlSpec-4'lrroi1tf'st, 5 f. Sn-ve an sum' ,..7..-1 r-F 1 A-A Wt Smith, lionnin: l'ottlitlc'r.:1ml ,lim tirivs Illillxt' plans for 1-ssfnl year. Speech Is Our Means O Expression Many wsvrn' the Saturdays that a school hus roulcl lw soc-n in front of Jr-if the rneinlwrs of the speech tc-ann. knowing: that tht- sun would not show itself for unothm-r tlnw- hours. vliniln-ml alwourd. The- speevh rm-nilwrs lruwlvcl ow-r tht- state- of lnmliana us far north as llown- Military A1-Lula-nity :mil as fair south us 'l'errv Hziutv. 'l'hvsv stualvnts spvnt inany hours of training with Coavh Julnvs lluwlwr. who is also sponsor of jvllns R .... 1. in xi .-.- ks, ii .-...i i.- im ri.. S .,,., mn swan.. I,imlu nsnkvf, J.-me Lim sr .-i-.- smut., 'r .,... l'rilI. R .,,. 1. n r-i. na, sn...-i ..,.' ,-, ir.,i...i mn---. im.. I.. fill 4'll YIVK llllll' Q, .l. lili' ll Nrlrlll k. J il.llil Ll tiilll 4'r. Slvin M1-Ile rlll Ill, 'linux Half Sullv lnglvnmn. .lim Lou--w, Noun H--:ln-r, tl:-nv XI-'ljle-lI.ni. llolv tnl-lwvl Nos:-lxli Svhniluin. l5.irlu:lrall'ri1'v. , XM. fwmwmm N.l .l th ,. ' uptvr. thc- fastest growing: vliupte-r in the state this yr-ar. The N.I .I,. nie-rnlu-rs spent Suturmlay uftcr Satur- mlay 4-ornpn-ting with other lloosivr schools at vari- ous rnvvts. 'l'ln-ir goal was to he in top uhilily for the- Ulwn Stair- Conte-st in the- spring. The-5 1-mlm-rl the-ir rvgiular sc-uson with SPXUII wins anil two lossm-s. The exvvutivc- hoard for je-llus N.l .I,. vlizrptvr wus Stew Smith. Bonnie Pottlitzvr. uncl jim Grit-s. ner, Lonisi .: -4 -. 'vklrlna-r. Jim Sn-wx fr, Jo Kuna' Dal:--li. R l. ltr-,gr-r l'rm-ist, Mark If E s nniv' Voltlillvr, Flilm-v I.:-vrli. N.-ul Fhilvx. ,lun tim-s. Xnn Inn--. I i hir Ho nt, :Klan l.nn. John Postln-thw.iit, I.:-oimul Hoyll. l..nol Nvwlmul, on K, loin Vlnla-In-x. jim th-1-kvr. ,Inn Houghton. thru- Nlmilrlv-. 'i-hvr, Jani: 1' l..ul'lnntv-. Hill N4-Iwi. l'.nn ltul-Im, l.ui Ximian. . , . illlfii S wi 1 fl wtf ,.-..,, 'i .9 'as Officers of the Spot Board and committee members diseuss plans for future activities. pot Provides Supervised Recreation Laughter rings from the Y.W.C.A. every other 'l'uc-sday night when the Spot Club opens its doors to all teemwers. 'llhe agenda for the evening consists I' P F of dam-inff. fun. ming' ionff. lots of ehatter. more is l z- :- fun, eokes. 'okes, and more fun. l , The Spot Board holds meetings once a month to plan the lll0I1lQil.S activities. This representative group keeps the program organized and carries out the plans. The Spot Cluh held their annual Christmas carol- ling party this year hy presenting Carols for Christ on the steps of the square downtown. They 4-ont-luded the evening with a party at the Y, The eluh featured disc jockey Brian Lamb on vari- ous ou-asions during the year. This provided for a night of special excitement and produced a packed house. Parents as well as teenagers supported the Spot Cluh In-cause of its high Christian standards. The eluh strives to meet the needs of the teenager and give them a pluee for supervised recreation. The ollieers this year were Chuck Lyneh. presi- dentg .laekie Rae. vice-president: Put Miller. secre- tary-treasurerg and Jerry Fitz, sergeant-at-arms. Page 54 A 1 s -WW 'ii Y . 1 Q-ww, ' Mrs. Robinson. Spot Club advisor. and Chuck Lynch Spot Club president, admit members for mix:-r. Girls Choir Blends Voices For Harmon llolnplelely rm--organized this year. ilu- Girls Con- vert Choir non nunllners fifty-seven girls. Besides . -H-X ollering the girls a ehanee to sing good Convert mush' arranged lor wonu-n's roiees. the Choir gives the girls an opportunity to sing with an organized group. 'I'lu- girls worked harmoniously in extra-eul'rieu- lar avtirities as well as with music. They gave a very entertaining convert at Sunnyside. partieipated in ilu- Christmas eonro. sang for the annual City Widt- Musie Festival held in the spring. and gave a delight- ful eoneert in 1-onjunetion with the orehestra. plus many other scheduled performances. 'lllleir prineipal capital-earning project was tht- annual candy sale. 'llheir treasury was also aided hy the mixer they sponsored after one of our jeff games. Nlr. Ril'll3l'fl Jaeger did a fine joh of directing not only this group lvut also all the other choral groups. Ollie:-rs elm-tt-tl hy singing sisters were Judy We-in. president: Carla llolhow. vice-president: Martha 'l'olen. seeretaryg and joy ce Benedict, treas- urer. HHS Vllll' has Mit Sllliflllifi the ll'-ist U1 Vlmral lltera' Carla Dolhow, ,Ioyee Bcnedivt. and Martha Tolen eller-k lurk' lol' its goal. wllivll llzis lwell 3CllieYt'tl by ils some music before elassin the niusie l'00ll1. lnenilmers. Hun' I. Nunrx lfagin. llulllou lli-ilu-ns. Xnnu Xnspaugll, Xllglnln I-.i-on. ,lalwl llv'm'l.str:tll:l. Pal Miller, l'al Cloyml, Joirv Julsl. l'url1'nn Darling, Vivlxi linurll, llonnu l'urtlou, Martha lol:-n. Ron Y, 'l'oni Amlvrson. lfarolvn Clin-li, Kun-n Dr.-Q-Ivr. Llurislinv Cliri-atoplu-i. Kan-n lloolliroul, ,Im-ltiv Stew-ns, Viola Miuslvonu. ,loan Svlinvinla-l'. tZ.irl--no flxnpp. Kiln hp:-nurnl. Ron ff. Judy Yfein. Marr Alive' Shipp. Xlzirgarv-I lflianiln-rs. iiunniv- th-ll, Llmrlottv liolvlv. Judy' Rav Goofllllilll. Sllilfoll llull. Nunm ll.nlou. ll:-wilt Xlattiw. l..un.i llugnw-. l'.lt Nlason. jon-4' lh-nwliu I. Ian'-I llauv-s. Ktiv llnuk. Ron' 1. Xanry Xfvlr-tvr. ,lulli l'fnlIunlv4. l'alnvlu 'tloolz-lin-ull. tlloriu lhxi-l lll.utli.u lull:-, ilunvt 'l'nrnvr, Carla Doll-ou. Cluullia Dollvow, Louisa Lusln-ir. Nlarilxn Ustviling. llvnf-in tfonnm, ,liulx II--nkiiglil, llnrlu llawk, lllolodx Fllnunw-I -4. Page 55 Row I. Jerry Lister, Alun Miley, Albert Danaher, Toni Walls, Jerry Brown. Row 2. Richartl Jaeger, Teil Sheets, Walter Gilliland llerli llenney, Steve Dixon, Walter Colburn. How 3. Dave Martin, Phil llrassic, Herb lfverson, Hay Draper, Larry Campbell Male Voices Organize For irst Year 'lilris year tlie ,lelf Nlusieal Organization aclflecl another feather to its t-ap. the Boys. Clee Clulu. Composed of lifteen male voiees unfler the alrle rlireetion of llieltarcl Jaeger. the Clee Clulr was formetl for tlie prime purpose of providing musical aclvaneement through orgganizecl singing. An unfler- lying purpose ol'tl1t'filee lfluln is to provifle inusieal pleasure. ln its Hrst season of presenting: fine tnnsieal enter- tainment to students of Jett anal lo the Greater Lafa- yette area. the Glu- Clulfs year was liigrliliglttetl liy participation in the annual Voeal Christmas Convo in lleeemlrer. lfarlier the Cleo Clulm perfornletl for the Classroom 'l'e--at-liers' Organization in Novemluer. 'l'lley also parlieipateal in the llistriet Choral Con- vention lreltl in lselnruary. 'lllte Glee lilulr ellose llerlr llenney for tlie position ol president, llolm Davies was vice-presiflent for the first year. lfor seeretary-treasurer. Walter' Gillilanfl was seleetefl. Phil Brassie takes time out to tape Herli Denney's voive for a new song.: to be usetl in the tllee tIlnln. Page 56 Row 1. Nancy Burke. Susan Slater. Nancy Nehcr, Rose-lyn Schrannn, Roberta Dudley, Naney Murphy. Run' 2. 'l'oni llaekholl. ,lanet Steward. tfhnck Lynch. Kathy lloxcr. ,Ioe tlhaxnhers. Ron' fi. Ronnie tfhat- lield. l.:-te K1-ipcrs, Sidney llcrry. llill Uillricn, jerry l,intner. Ancient Madrz a The Nladrigal Singers is an organization which proxides the yoealists at ,lell with an outlet for advanced choral activity. The group. under the direction of Mr. Richard Jaeger. concentrates on excellence of style. taste. and general appearance. as well as remaining a popular entertaining group. Since there are only fifteen niemhers, no ofiicers are elected. These members are specially selected hecause of their supreme talent in the vocal field of tnusic. Presenting a charming picture in their varied- colored dresses and charcoal suits. the group sang at l,oeh's Christmas Season opening this year as they haw in the past two years. Besides this. the Madrigal Singers used their types of England in the Sixteenth Century music. along with some folk songs and spirituals. to entertain dillerent organizations throughout the city. Some of these organizations included the l.onglois I'.'l'.A.. the Greater Lafayette Merchants' Association. the hasketball dinner sponsored hy the Lafayette Mer- ehants. and the Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae. l,ee Kuipers. ,lt-rry l,intner, and Nancy Burke diligently work with Nlr. ,lat-ger on their parts of a Nladrigal song. l mgm Is Revwed Page 57 Hmm I. .l.m1' lfilllt, llztrnlyu lhtlt-, bululx llnvtvn. Full' lxlinz-, lliumu- Svlmll, Sun- Nlaltvr. Sullx l.llkv, Sunil' 'l'xlu'r. Ktltliv llmli, Nalliry Nvlwr. ,lunn Dutr'nlmx1'l. XlnrIli.i X.ml.l4-vt. lt'-ruiv Fuiu-ltilnl, Mary Nlnn-rr, Sunjn Mt-Dt-rmifl. Num ltlwllmn-ll. ,luycc lluglu-5, Sully lnglr'1u:uu. Juanita Cant:-r, ltnnnin: lioluimmn, Nam.-y llm-lu-alla. Hun 2. 4l.mi:':- l.:ll'luut, 'l':lr.t llalllw. ,lcallnilw S1-lmll, lh-It llunllx-3, l'uln Kiilule-r, lin-uf 5:'ltr.nlltll. .llulx I-lm, Xin--3 lh-nuik, Sululv Curtuvr, juli.. QQ,-imm., liimu- Sluullf-y, Nuuvv l.ilivtIaultl, tin-I4-lawn lldlwlru. tlw-air lfuvtlvl. Sznuly lluwnul, Nnnvv ftlnrphy. Kathy ltmvr, Slmrun Ulu-rliv. Nun-y llurlw, Jam-t Sh-vralr-I. Run L lt.uulv lIvY-mug, J--ru' lhxlrynuyla-, ,lm-:ry l.inlu:-r, Hill Dunn-ll, ,lim Vaughn. ,lf-rrv tkunpluell. Larry ltiltvr. ltill Wilwuvu, Miki- ltr.-4.l,-.Y ji-,-ry l,,,ml,,,r,,, j.,h,, linlbll. ,lim Sl:-u.itt, ll.lt Huw:-l'tH 'fum llilvlcnll, Hun 4. lxltrrvvl W'illi.lvu-. llnll lillallllvlll, Gary lllvtvaxlf, Urns- Mrfllvllun. ltill lfllrivn, lu-aliv Ilvnlhuw, Sum Sit-alma, Itill llriun, llill llumly, lilvn llulniusnn, Tun: lim-pIwi's. l,1-v Klliiu-is-, ,ln-:ry M1'n'1'r,,lm-t1lm1nlrPl's, 'fum Nvilun. A Cappella Weaves Music And Precision Ifrmn Ili-lamp tu llc-c-tluwvn. from ulfl Negril spirituuls to classics. lrmn hu--tapping tunes lu slow suuyingg lvzlllzuls. Su gyms tlu- lll'Hgl'illtI uf tlul A Cup- lwllu Clmir' lfllyl? Klinv, l,,m'e Kuigu-rs. illltl Vllillll Nt-ilun luke inventory on 'lille' A tlappi-lla tlhuir wmsists of the top sttulvnt sale of tiukets for 1-lmirs lW:l'l,0l'lIlLlllt't? ut' Tile King and I. wwalists. 'llZll1'lll. as welll as a Slllf't I't' desire tn sing f E ,W with suvll a group, is tlur major requirenu-nl for ,. aulmiltmu'v into ,lf-llus top-ranking: clunir. The stuflvnl luuly 4-njnys tlu- fruits of the 1-lmir's lalun' at suvh 3 : 4-wuts as tlu' 'lluunlssgiving Cmlvuvatiull. lfuster : ffnmxuutimn. mul tlu- large' Christmas pageant whivll 'y- 3 is a I'HtlllDlllt'Ttl pmjc-rt of tlu' Spec-c'l1. Clumral. mul Nlusit- llepartnu-nts. 'l'lu- Flilltltllllllly. as wvll as tlfu- stuflent hotly. lu-lu-tits frmn suvh zlctivitivs as varnling at lm-al clvparlnulnl stores ulul various festivals and CtlllC6'l'tS with tlu- llznul zuul Urvlwstra. The Choir also pre- svnts an niusical proml1u'tiun vacll ye-ar in tlu- spring. llnltling tlu- impurtanl ullivf- as presiflcnl uf tlu- nrganizutiml is jew CllilITlltt'l'S. mul Leu liuipcrs se-l'w-s as x'ia-1--pr:-siclr-nt. Other nllivers are Kathy Ituwr. st-c'l'c'tz1l'y: Nunvy Neher. treasurer: and Sally A - - lnglm-nmn, lllSlUl'lEtll. lt is the responsibility of tlu'sc 7, '- UlllK'1'?I'S lu sec that tlur organization cmltinuvs to run snumthly. Page 58 ' X, s i . N 61 i X iff? 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Lai- 'Sq -I SL V.N, 9 f U .I ' 4531 ' f 2 M , - X 4 i A X 1 , ,A it 1 :fi . - jp. gf Q f ff ..,-., ' ' 1 Y ' ' A . ,X Fil- Q r. 5'-Jw uf-'Ik MM f f n 'y W ml .inf 5 1. ...SN 'xglffn L?-+2-s,,iE'w, ' W Q 'i 1 5 I VQ Q 5 In --. K . I! 5, i SQ 534 xv X, Qu., if ' I ff f 3 , at Q 9 ' ' . ' l O if 1 . nr' X ,f x f ,ff .NDR SX we.sw,, A A 'L .. W . ' 7 K NTT ' 2557? .fbi in Sim It llonvll lamp Fink Nunn W1 ll LDHIIIC' Hayes, Kay Lyncll. Clara Harslnnan. lletsy Svhauf. n nw 7 fdltlllf Wlewenger, F0111 Mtlfulle, Ellen Scln'unnn. ,liln Tesnter, Chuck Smith. Jack Inn I 1 xlllT!llX PL1ll1t'ld Guenther. :Kurt-liu t,Inn-an. l.imlu Slwpln-nl. Row fi. nn 1 x.1ffn1t7 Wilt VH n lxolwlt Kepler lion Raurh Mike li6DIlPll. liill .'Xnthony. llnlm Williams, Miln- f vt n ax or re- c NPIITUI' uv linnglttnn. Suv lxl1'lilllI't'. Orchestra Instills Music Appreciation 'l'l'1e' orvlwstra. unrler tlw clirvvtion of Nr. Carroll Cope-lzlml, is an organization at Juli lor tht- purposv ol keeping alive' anrl promoting: tht- fins- music' nl tht- lnastcrs. This is clone' lay l0ilCllll1Q thc' sluxlvnts to perform this musir. ln this way a knowledge- is gaincfl of the lnmlumentals anxl apprevintion ol music. Bvsirlvs parlivipnling in the cwmnnf-nm-nu-nt 11-11-- monies horn at Jvil. thc- orCl1f'stru also pt-rfornml converts for the SlllflPl1lS of Sunny siflv anfl 'lll l'UlI1- sc-h Junior lligh Schools. On lVlarm'l1 ll tht- group ZlllC'lll-lvtl the Inrlianatpolis Symphony Chilrlrm-n's Convert. This year when contest tinu- rollval arouml. lhv nlcmhers of the orchestra prepared lhuir Class A music anfl traveled to Indianapolis. Un May 27 the orchestra f'onr'luclf'cl its Svason hy partiripatling in the all-city orclwstra festival. The group is lecl by an ambitious group of ollivclrs. The president' is Larry Craefnitz: vice-pl'r-siclc-Ill. Ronnie Hinfls: sevretary. Sandy Howell: stuclvnt director, Ronnie llinrl: lilmrarian. Frml lVlessvngvrg assistant lihrarian. Jeannie- lVlPSSPllQ,'t'l'. ...JL W .. x .ann E-I , - , .. , . ,. ,. . . , fum' I. 'Nunn l.wll.lx,l:l1'lx Rllllllllll. Ill-In ,Mlam-. lla-rry l'llL. .lun 1.01-lxrun. lnvm luylor. lleun Uv-rl:-5. XXLIITUII Flllllll. lmlv llnlle-I ,lim XII-N1-I-ly. llillj Nlurlin. Run' 2. llilll 'l'um. .Ie-rrp llllxll. Ilgm Nlofivr. lla-m'gr XIUIIIIVP, lion llillwrl. llulv llulmwlx. Nl.-re-lllllu Nltlu-rr. Illvnn llolulriui. 'l'um NX ran. lim Xlpvr. ,lim lfu-011. Ilurx III-Ixurfl. Hou' fl. Ilan Dixon. Ilrm Ylillllg, Ntlflll ll:-1'In'l'. lluw Nlvllolmlnuy. 'IH-In Willxi. 'l'vrry llyvr. llun lljlxllllllt'll, ,le-rrp l i4-klv. 'Ibm Ill-N, llill llI'l'iIl1lll.lIl. lim l,o--lie-. Hou' l. llilw limi- ldllll ll.u1m:m. ,lolxn Ill-ya-V. Ilivk 'l'rue-g1c'1'. llivk ,Iulm-ou. Siflnvy If-m-II. l'.nuI SVIIIIIIILIIIII. Ilill XY:-ilf-r. llxlu- Ilunt. lfll l.r'nwn1I llama- 'llllUlllIlSIlIl, Conlon I.-we-rx, Ilill Iffyl.-HQ, J- Club Boosts School Morale 'I'In- .I-lflulv Ma1Sm'gall1ixm'mI lu II--wlop mul malln- gamma alssislillgl xsilll pop sm-sslullr. SlHbIl5Ul'llll.l Iln lain n high slumlgml UI' I-irizvnsllip mul S1-Iwo! amrlual spring pivniv. mul pnrlivipnliny in IIN llmmlv. In lmmmlc uvtix ilim-s Iwm-lil-iul lu llw svlnml. II m II ?i I'l II'4'II Slillm' IW Imll I'II ?1 'VIN um' ll, lwll, '.Sml,liSll H mon. 1lt.,mN.l.mil, WING! :nhl e's1'ul'Is Im' Iln- llmm-1-mulling Qin-1-n mul lwl splrll. ll is am mgallnlzalliull 1-mlllmsa-ml nl' Inns mlm llllmlllllllls' I A .h I . . . . . . .lim NIINI-I-lx svlwml :ls pre-sulf-Ill of ilu' rlulv lilll' I-mm-II llu-ul ,ls Ivy awllu- pmllw-llmtlmx III 1 . . - . . . I JXSSISIIIIQL lllm xwrm- llolv Mlalllms. um- pn-slmlq-xml xalrmlls spur s. , . , bury lllxun. sl-4-11-lul'y: lull I,m-mmul. ll'l'ilSlll't'l'I :nm Nl:-mln-rs ul lln- II. 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Q VA 5'-rr Sm- C4 I lh.- Lru-Ix 1.I'llIlIIh IH '4 uiflv-ll Iln' lllllrll' Im' flu' -Iunla ul I....Ix all Nl Ullf' U' 'Ill' l'lPllNU1'IlllllllN n0lI4ul'r'1I IIN Fllln I1 nl fllvllllfll. lllll 1.1-sliz' mists luis Iullllll for ilu- Uu:-Q-n nf lleurls whilm- u long lim- 'Ku eff 1959-1960 4'ouplf's await llIl'il'1'llill1K'l'. wlumls in hII0UNi1'I' Muslm'sw. n f:K'IlIIll1ll'l'U'l4 is fullmn-d by Dirk ,lnluwnn P1-ggy IFPWRIIIIQ-l'. unnl Hvnry l Illlkllllll'4'I' us llwy appruavll H10 Qlugv for grarlllzllion 3 1 1 x Q :V Qi S T . b K !XQi.f,fXx Y .XY 1 In Hu- fpring .If-ff joins ulhm nique Corsages Hi hli ht The Gallop lmliun Snnnnvr Pipe- Ili'm-anim. llu- WSU Bimi- rlnu-ll1'lia1llup, una In-lil xXil'lllll'SKllif. 01-mln-r 21. in Ilia' Xnrlli llullmnni ul thi- ljurilm- lininn liuililing lrmn lliiill ln Il:SS1lp.m. l,zn'ry lluurli unfl luis Vvrsu- luin'spl'1vxi1l1-mlll14'4l:ln1'ing lllIlSll'. i ,Ns llif- 1-rim ning l'l'l't'lIlUlllt'S zlpprnurln-il. lliv l 1-miiili-S in-iiflvi-4-il ifllu-irvl1.,u-i- xsnulcl ln- lung. Ilii- lmllup King inmiim-vs in-rv llill lll'1'SIlilllilll. Hairy llixun. llnn llfl'LlllllZl'll. xl:-rry l'1ilz.llnnllul'tl.lian'y Nlzirlin. llnxv Xlvlxviiziv. ,lini Nl1'Ne-e-ly. llill Uillric-n. lllnifl Slnilvr. annl Filvxe' Sinilli. 'Xl lllfill Nunn N1-livr, pn-sill:-ni ul' lliv Sunshine- Siwivly, t'I'4lWIl1'1l lnn lla-Ne-rlx. Znrl l'lllllll'l'-lllll llill lll'l'SIlilllllll. lwl I'lI!llll'l'-IIII1 nnal N1-xv Fnnlli. l'l.1'l lfnllnp lXIllgl. Nlzniilxn llnfsi-ll unfl Sm- Nlal:-r in-ra' m-1-ln1ii'n1f-ii nl tlie- slunm-. llnllw'1'ollllI1illi'1's nnml lln-ir 1-linirinm-n xwrv Ilia- lnlluwlng: l'mgi'aiiiis. Sumly bl. .lnlinz , . l l1lvllc'ily.5ull'i1l xll'lll'l'lIIl1l1li1lliSilQlf'S.l,illllRlfllll'l'l lllXIlIlllllllS. Sliirle-x lim-xnulilsz l'1'liliuns alnfl lfrmxn- in--' l'zil llulilnns: lwlwls. .ll'1lIIlIlt' ffllllilll llunil. lll'f'lxX ,Iuilx Svlli-wk. lln' llI4lPlllS ln-in lln- iluiu-1' in-nl ln llllilllt't' ln:- . v . V Iliillz l,m'aillmi. filllllf lhuls: anal lll'llll't'9. , . , , llile-x llmpilnl lfunml nnnl lrniu Sluxlmvli Nnrsi-s , , I - ' . ' ,lnnv lliilvnlimffi' Nlum- ull lu-r ilanv. lmnnn- Nm- 5 l 'l5l 5l'lI'- alnnl Iiix ninning1-ui'-any-:il lln- ainnn.il Nun-liin--K illnii 'I'Ii-- llullffli. 'l YllXUl'l'1l ll? lllf' Snnsluinu- Fm-ivly llmxiile-nl .-i1.ii,xuliIi- nia-ni1n'iv'- t'--r .ilI, Prim- GS ,' 5.5 Q' llorne-1-mining Qin-1-n llurrie 'Nlurtin untl hvr att:-ntlzmts po-e to make at pre-tty pim'turf'aft1-r the rrnwning. A Lovely ueen Reigns Over Homecoming Atop five sparkling new L'UIlYl3l'lllllt'S gliding clown the- football field. unlid thunderous applause from eager onlookers. came the 1960 jeff Homecoming Court. Who will be the Queen? This was the ques- tion in every lnincl as the five lovely ucinclerellas- l-tbl'-itll-f'Yt'lllHQ.. le-ft the-ir '-t'0llt'llQ'S.-h At last tht- :mxivty :incl the- suspense of the long:-awaited ino- nwnt was vmle-cl. Barrio Marlin gaspml with HIIIHZV- nn-nt as Norni llc-rtzvr. Stuclvnt Counvil l'i'vsi1lei1t. plat-4-tl il tiuru on In-r lu-url and a lmouquct of re-cl rose-s in In-r hantl. The Qlll'PlI.S Court. Miss .lvulwttv Pruitt. Nliss Sandy llolt. Miss ,loan VHIttllxt'Vi'Q'tt. anfl Miss Kathi' llvnning. looks-tl on approxinglly. Alta-r tht' vrowningr. tht- nwnilwrs of tht- Will lootlutll tc-ann wc-rv introtl1n'c-tl lmy Norni lla-rtzvr. Norm Hvrtzer, pr:-sith-nt of tht- Stuelvnt Council, vongratillalts-A llurrn' xlitfllll. our In-:inning llllIlN't'liIl1lllQl qnvf-n Nl:-niln-rs of the 193-L foollvull tt-ann url' llvrnuro lla-4-rv, lmnorvml at tln-W30llontevoniing121-rvino ltnnne tt f.row4', llmm-r Slll'l'il1'l'. unrl Morris Ette-r, who were Puge 69 l'l1t1'll fvlna- i- at ng Ll4'f'r 1 to 5 cvxrx el 1vx1: : E heart, lrul lievky tlalt 5 1l'e ?si1lest'ur'tl14- f-vvning. We Chose Our Sweetheart Queen Sm-vtln-ul'ls lluutml lightly In tht- clreamy music' Szmrly llult. George Ne-litem, pwsimlvlxt of tht- Hi-N pruvixlvcl hy the' tiotlugv Cluhmvn at the Queen of Count-il. 1-mwm-rl hz-r Majesty with a rhim'stm1e llc-arts llmu-0. vllll1'tlitlIl'1'.illl annual nr-tivity spun- tiara. tht- tramlitinnal fault' lwstmw-tl nn the girl surf-tt lwy lllt' I-li-Y lfnunvil. uns ht-Ill ill tht- Nnrth 1-11.151-n fl,llPQ'tl ul Ill-urls. Iiuvtt ltlCllllll'l' nf llvt llullmmn ul l'ur4lu4' lfllixt-t'sity nt1l'x4'lrl'uul'yfr. 'Nlajm-sty's vuurt was pre-svntml with at tltlzvn rt-al llvignlng lpllt'l'll nl' this yvztfs tlitlll'l' was I-If-1-ky 4N'5- llall. llvr royal vuurt iltvllltlt-tl Ill'lllt'USFf'S Jann' Stl-H' Iriltll svlwvcl as gie'm'l'al Vltlllfllliltt of tht l'l'iclm-lmwv. .lmm Vumlt-rV1-1-11. lfurulx n 5urfzu'a'. mul dam-f-. tlvurgv Nvlfnn. president ul tht- Ili-Y lluunvil. l,'ruwnS thc' rvigningl Quemt ul He-arte Ile-rky Hull. ww, --oi .nz I l H x h ' XR x u,- U- ima . Q. 1, M Liv - .- C 3 .5-,gk 1 M- - V X755 xagif . Y. . 1- Pep Sessions Promote Enthusiasm XXI14-11 111111 l11'111s ll11- l'1-11 llilllil 1':'s1111111l lllI'4lll lI ll11- hulls 1111 il l 1'i1l11y 11ll1-V11111111. I11- Villl ln' 1-1-1111111 . , . . . . . Il111l llll'l't' 1, ll I1-1151-5511111 111 ilfllllll 111 llll' -11111 ll11 , x I111S1-55111115111-1-51111115111-1-1l ln lllt'1llll.f'l'1'lll 4lI IllI- -1 lklllllllr. 11111l 111l1l l111111111' illlll t'Xl'll4'lIIl'lIl lu llll' 1la1x. It 1'1'l11-11-F lln- l1'l1Sllbl1 ln-l111'1'll11'11111111-sg llltltlll I111' II11- lug 1-11'11111g Lllll'il1l. 1 1 1111l sm-Is llu- II11-g111111-S. ln-ll14-1 fmnllvzlll or l111sls1-tl111ll. 11l11 up p1'11x'i1l1-1'x1'il1'1111-11l.'l'l1isisll11'l11-sl 1lID,Mll'lllllllN lm' llll' Slll1lt'Ill?- 111 1l1spl111 lllf'll' s1'l11111l sp11'1l. II11- gz11111-N p11ni1l1-rl 3-IDIII1' 1111l111'g1-lz1l1l1- 111111111'11ls 1 tuluug1-xpe-1'i1-111-1-sf111'll11-st111l1-11Is, lllll l11'1-11ll1- Xt il lmslxv-lI111Il 111-11 -1-ss11111 llll' l'lll'!'l'l1'll1ll'l'-1 11111l Ilw lnln -1-1111-11 w1-1-A 11f11'l1':11'1'1l In ll11'-1'f1l11-lm111941-1111111'-. nk l N1-11511111-1 111-1l1'11xs.1l1l11sl1111: ll1v111e-1-11111111-1 llllQ'l'Il 'ls lX'll'l'll XX11-11 111'11111l1-- Ihr- I1'1111s11111'l11- lltrll I111'll11-!l11.1I. Page TI? .1 Xllll l.11111- IIIIlll'INUIl1lll'N p11lI1 1111!51.N11-11:1s1111-111111-1-N-11 ll11 llslllm' Nwivly l11l111i1' Ill vrsrvll l1:1slx1-llrull l1'z1111. The- tluy lwgins as sleepy students Illillif' their way from thc husvs lo tht-ir tirst vlassvs. Each Da Presents A New Challenge Leota arrives at school at 8:00 sharp. She fumbles over lipstick. hillfolcl. and several Candy har wrap- pvrs in hvr purse lwforv she- finally fintls the missing: locker ke-y. Ring! 'Finn' for first hour vluss. L4-ola ggriinly sullers through an hour of triggononwtry which only aulcls to her early morning confusion. lfinully lunvh tiniv has zn'rivvrl. lmotu rhuts un- ve-asingly with St'Yt'l'ill friends. She- gathers the- latest gossip. NYllt'Iltli1y is tlone lor studt-nts. it got-s on for ta-at'ln'i's. Thr-reis Mr. Hopkins hopefully trying: to instill an uncle-rslancling: of journalism into l,e-ota's inzn-liw niintl. At llm-'v tfclock Lt-otu lI'lltlf14'S lionu-wartl satis- tivcl that one mort- svhool tlay has hit the tlnsl. Nc-tl Stale-y. lfalilor of tht- Nautilus. lllllhvts an llllllHllll1'I'lllt'lll on-r the na-w l'. N. syslvlll. ai gift of thx- last ye-url s4'niol'1'laIs-. E N Page 751 , a. f M Nun' 1. ,lime Bulvlierr. Yalerie Meeks, Walt NIvKinnis, jerry Dalrymple. Hou' 2. :hm Sharp, Siil Leevh, Hill Ftrathmam, llunniv l'i-tllilxt-r, I,i-innuril lluyle. Ste-pllunic ,-Xungst. Nlury Xlirv Shipp, ,lim Grin-s, Toni NVllitclr?y. Mr. Nlvfllulhlin. Harvey Is A Double-Ni ht Success Thi- Si-niur Class Play of l960, nl I2ll'Vt'f'.-3 was an mitslniuliiig sim-vss. llirt-i'tvil hy ffm-igii langiiagc' lt'ilt'llt'I'. Nlr. ltnyinuiul Mi-tfliitliliii. with Walt Mr- -lim Grim ami wr. 51l.g1,,,h1i,,. ,ii,i,.,.,l,,.- llmk ml,,m.ui,iy M lxinnis us stucli-nt clii't-1-tm: it ileult with a prufvs- ai picture iff ltimey, the imisilrle rzihlmit. anti Iilwiimt. siunal llill'-ililt?lltlt'l'. lflwmul l'. lluwil. who t-lainls lu lizivv tltl invisihlt- railvlmit who is six fc-vt tall as his 1-imipuiiiuii. Altvr l'llwuu1l intrmluvvrl his vulllpaliiull tn his sistvr uml iiie-vc. thi- latltvr lwvaiiiit- quilt' dis- lurln-al hy tlw nature- of his :ww at'qLiaiintam'e- uml utte-mph-tl tu lizivt- him 1-mnmittt-rl tu tlliuinlcly 's Rt-st. il salllitzuiltin on thi- outskirts uf tmsn. Aftr-r a nn-rry mix-up. tht- wrmig pvrsun is 1-ummittvill 'Ib tmp ull tht- pint. i-vitli-mv i-naps up 5llUWlllg that inuylu- llairri-5. thx- rzilnhit. really flaws exist. 1 w llic' lvzuling rule-s we-rt' lwlil hy Mary Alive Shipp :intl ,lim Crit-s. whim pluywl the- parts of lflwmul uml Ve-tn l.uuisv. l'1'!iIN'tTllVt'lY. Uths-r mt-mln-rs of thc mist xwra- Sli-pliuniv Aungst. Sifliwy l,t-1-vli. ,lunv liutrlii-r. Huiuiiv Pnltlitzvr. 'Ibm Whitvly. l.c-oiizml liiiylib. llill Strzilhman. Allll Sllilfll. Valvrii' Me-e-ks. mul It-rry lhilrymplt-. tllmirim-in ul thi- tivlu-ts were- limi Blum- uml Sli-rling jan-ksmi. lfnglish tt-zu-lwr: prugruin vliair- mvn ne-rv ,law lllianilwrs uml lfllwrt lxlltfgilll. print- ing ti-zivlu-i'. Marilyn llultun aincl Killllfilll Wl'Llf. lfnglish tt-uvlwr, we-rv in vliurgt- nf 1-iistiiiiws. Page 74 I r X b L MPX wk is x g 'X' ,X ,. xi, w ifx X E9 x .. Nix N N A v SDJ? iw Q Uowsfs fillllily are slrivkeu with Ivrrnr as he' inIrml111'0Q Harvey In hh aunt. zuml Ins 5lilgL1'4'l'l'U. NIUITIRI Umxnmn. l.Ilill'll1' imlllun. mul John l'lulI. unlcl ilu' lax! Ne , if SUE UUIIVIICS to lllc N-I 44 Jia M' M 2 Page' 75 I 1-mlrug Ilxw' 3I1Illl'Il mam-In .uv lln' w11wl'1III11'1'lN. lvlulll l'Il.lIllIIlIl :ml II11-ll' -Iam . I,fI1 11+ lI,III .m I mx II unwu. I4mNln1m flux-I Nlnul.-V, NIf-pIn1n1-- Xnng-l. Nun Iiluv. Nelly Inglf-num. Ilun IIXIxIlIIlll'lI. l.:nl'1-lpn 5llI'IlI1'l'. Iilll ISU--u.xI1.1r1.q1mISum We Spin A Web O ' Memories SIIVIIIIXII' ax IIQIFII HI I'l1lllilIl4't' IigI1lIy fm-I' il Iluml- NllIIl1'4'llIIIPIl', auI1I un illl' UI lnlrlym-.1-.fr11Imu'uIe-xx NIIIIIIIN HI qlre-:nm IIIIISIV. zuul 411-4111-mI1-1':vl':1Ilul1wlIl:ll wl lIu- IIIHIHI. 'I'Iliw Ir IIN- l'4'v'ilw Ihr ll IlIt'llI1ll'LlIbIf' Sl'llIUI'llI1IIlI. IIN- N1-xx 0111-gun-llmnvIf-ml,1154-IlIumum url:- ivml :HMI -'--Im'I'uI i1I4-uf IurIIN-m'uli1+11N. IiuIv XIIZIIIINI Inflx uns In ww IImt :III lI4'1'UI'iIIIllIIF Ill IIN- uumul nl. lIu- mwalsiml :mul In SIIINTXIM' III1' xu1l'Ix UI Ilix wmlnulillmz Sh-xv SIIIIIII :HMI Iuix Iul1uI fwllllllillvw pmuIv1'1-II IlXl'l'IIH'IIl1lllX rnunuw UI xwll-Ixllwxxll Ivz1l14If IIIQII xu-rv Nlxlmullwl. 'Ulm' lllll1'IIi'1lIIrI4Il'l'iIIIHII. Ilmlx ,I2lIlI1'r Nils 1'Il1r-a'II lu I-1mi4lv lIlllwIl' fur III4' u1'l':l'-Innl. I,ul'r'll:1 Irrxu :mul Iwi' 1'1m1ll1llI1'n- sam IIlall ill! 1-xlu-ul pIwl1,gr41pIu-1' ua1suxa1iIuIvIf' I.HlAl'lllIIlIf'4 uixlu- mg lu Imxe- lIn-xx' lm'Illl'1-w l:lIu'l1. 'I'ivIwIN. Ivl'wg1l'alllls. mul illxilxlliunx xwre' lllltIl'l' , , . , . . lI14wl1p1-rxmmu-,INunnII:-rlm'r.Imrr1.AXlurluwuml I'1-Wx IM-XMIIII1-l' 'l'In- XI'l1-1'-I'n'-mn I'zll'lx I-fmlllmillf-vs invI1lcIf-QI: IM'- w1:llu1mN. Nnmly N. .I-vIm: IAWQIIIUII. Maury Ihxml: I llla-fluilum-nl. Ixxlx I.xlu'I1: IIvI'u:--Illluvlllx. IMI, Km--I-I. Iiallvwlxn Slll'II2ll'l'il1'Il'4I :IN Ql'II1'I'LlI 1'I1z1i1'm:1l1 IH: II11- lumix. 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Tourney Fans Back Bronchos 'Hn' lligll-sh-Irping I:lxlPll1'llHS ulnluim-ml sm-4-I rv- lPI1'k.l1-Inwvn pw- up I1-1' in rl-I-1-uml Alnrmu lln- N xvnge' lillfillgl llll' St'l'liUllilIS uhm-n llu-5 nw! ilu-ir N nhl-limv I'iXllI5.Hl1'xXf1'SlSi1l1'Rl'Il Um ils. 'Hwy XXVIII un In ilu' He-gimluls In t'lll1'I'Q.lt' xi4'tu1'im1sly. 'Hu' 1 Sl'lI1i'Slilll' was plw-u-1l1-ml Imy an pc-p svssiun uhirll fl'illlll't'd fil4'llIlf llll'llIlPl'I'S in il simlm--splilling skil. 'Hn' SlllflI'llfS xx:-rv mlmllw-ssc-ml by MuyurU1'1Iil1gszlml nth:-r ,lf-IT fans. 'Hu' fullfmillg slay Illllllghl disap- puintnn-nl XSlll'Il llu- Imllll mv! llwir slumlsliug lrlm-k mlhe-Iurnnuf1.mlngIm1. 5lf1fl.lHN Xl. In-HA T2 :'lllllIHNl'rI1'l'Il , 32 lc-H' IM I:1lHIf'gLl'l'llIllI . , 112 I4-Il' fu! WWI l.ilfllXf'llt' H' IIICHIHN Xl, I:-HA SH 'I'lmrnlmsn If .lr-if. 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Ilan- lillllllllhtrll, .Ie-rrp lllbll. xlQ'l'Q'1lllll Xllllfllll lluw Xlvkf-nlir. lion lllua-. llun llflxllllllvll. lfml l,1'lllUll!l. l.1llTN Nulnle'ruie'l:-ll. l'llil ,lulm-lm, lflalytnn llurrwvllgglu-. lfluu-lx llmlllzml. Run' fl. Nll. l.l.llI'III.lll. Nll. lll'lllll2l'l', Xlr. Flxllllllxlxl. .lvrry l'.lI1'l'. lion lflllu-rl. Xlllib'l,1'lll0llll.R0115lt'MAll'l.llllXt'llillll.lllll lll'l'Nll1lll2lll.l.lliltl 5l'llllll'I' Nl: Q..-nl--ll. Ron' I. lhm- Nlvtlmmlmy. xxlllxll'vIl1'l'l'f.lllll'llIiIl lmsl-ry.'l'4m1 Nlille-r.'l'1vm Nnung. llill NN vilvr. llirlx 'l'l':u'g1'l'.'l'u'4l llulrl1'1'll4'l1l. xlllxl llanix. liflSmixI1. Pn gm 83 Broncho Netmen Tie for Third in NCC lVluriml lll'2lhll'f-S xursily lwzlslwllulll ln-mn llnislu-cl llu- sm-alsml xsilll il l'c-1-mwl ul-llIlI'lt'1'II wins mul 4l'U'll lnsr-vs mul luul lm' lllll'll Ill Ilu- Nurllx c.t'llll'ill Lun- l.t'I'1'lll'l', 'llllv I1-um gun' ils lams umm lllrillc-rs. 'lllu- llrmu'l1us lu-ul Vallpuluisu in an mm-rlinul. mul in S1'X4'l'ill 1-fmll-sts ilu' Sllllilll vzmu- lrum lwllilul lu llvla-all nppusnlum lwy only ll lcu lunnts llml m-rv sr'ur4-ml just lu-l'm'v llul 1-l4u'lx ram mul. llu- .ln-ll le-mu slaulml mul !'ll1ll'll Ilu- SUUMIII N-ll. lull ll Quill:-mul lussm-s lu lop-mt:-fl lxulwmu. lN'llllI1'I1' ll1'Illl'2ll. lluliuuulunlis 'lll'1'll. mul lll'lSIDlIS .'Xlllll'l'l5. 'l.lll',l1'll.lIIl'll nun Ilu- first llmw- gunuxs. lust Ilu- 1u'xl null:-fl. mul mm llu- lu'xI lun' giamws. llu' Stllliltl mls lluln 1l1'l'l'zll1'1l lay four lr-anus. mm llll'l'4' QLQIIIIPS. lust llu- ll1'Xl gzmuu auul clvl1'ulv1l llu' last lwu le-anus il plum-ll. 'l'lu' llrmu'luus 1ll'l'4'llll'1l l,a-luuum. 66-30: Iiusfxillv. TIAINI: Mtival. ST-32: llumnunul. TIS-lil: fxllll4'l'S1lIl. Ol-SH: l'1I'lllll'il.Hl'l. 65-Rl: Stblllll lgl'lItl lfmllrall. -l-6--IS: lvlilfltill. TVLATI: lufgmuspm-1. T0-Sli: Nm-xx llufllm-. 'Nl-T31 liivlmunul. T-l--62: mul Valpa- ralisu. T3-TZZ. ,lvll lust ilu- I-milf-S will: Kliktillllb. 02-lil: lNluru'i4- ll!'Illl'ill. TU-Sl: We-sl l,LIl.llft'llf'. S32-30: llllll2lllillNPllS 'IR-1-h. T2-60: Cl'l5llllS ,'xlllll'liS. 03-355: mul lIl':ml'unlsxillr-. 66-ful. 'l'lu- clefvul lllal llurl ilu' le-anus nufralu' ilu- nuns! nas ilu- luss lu Wm-sl Inlay:-Ile-. Tllv gunu- murluwl llui first Wvsl 'nm lm.. mm. IW, ' N ,V ., ' , puml lu llu lun wllllf lum- l.ul:lu-tlv lriumpll uvvl' .lu-ll siruw' fimlvll flnlulvy guurllf-ll 4-In-.Aly Ivy un Vlllllllxlllxlll' I.:-lvmum mm 1-:mu- lu-rv in llu- lull ul IU lil. Run' I. 'l'o-rrv Ilym-r. Hun llylilllIlLl'll. l,arry Nun-lc-ru if-IQ-11. 'Iluu Nliller. Run Taylor. liill XY e-ilc-r. Run' 2. lime' NlvKr-mir, llill llu 'III hun. llivk Jllllllwlll. XY Layne- Wilmn. Jerry l u-klv. Iliwk 'l'1'zu-gm. Nlr. lfrzmlvy. 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'lliin II:iws..lf1l1u l'uslle-viuitrx Xlilxf' llunggliis. Hun Perigo. time lllue. l,uri'y Sliiilvr. Run 'l'aylnr. Rim' QI, Nlr. flurry tin-vii ll:-um tfri-ss. l.:ii'i'y lfwiwl. l.ui'i'y Nuiiglin. llill lfii-ki--. l.ui'ry Ruin-rls, llill tfiwmk. l'llWYillYl tflemviil-. Nlr. 'Nli-llmu-II. Rim' ll. lliiliii Nui-la. lime- Nliirliii. llairtiii Smith. llerh lfwi--mi. Xiillwiiy Slllllll'lntll'. llary llutts. livin .l1uics. 'Nlilw 'l'uyl-rr. Colts Undefeated Second trai ht Year 'l'l1v llmtlizill ll-tvum again uc-liim-veil at svusiniul i1-i'ui'1l with :ill triumphs. l,zist yvui' thc- Cults wrin- pill-tl ai ix-i'ui'cl ul svn-ii x'ic'lui'ivs mul im il:-limits. 'l'his si-usim ilu- Ii-uni viii-in-it ai iw-1-ui'cl nl svwii x ii-tiwii-s. llth ilvli-ails: lmwi-wig this ye,-ai' the- pi-rl'm'l i'i'i'ui'il was iiizii'rml with mtv tw. lil this may llw ll-tvnm ggriililvrs slri'ti'lia'il thvir twin-ivzll' re-i'orrl tu ll-tl-l. llzirri Uiwfii has mizic'li4'cl tlil,-sv 4-xr-1-Ilf-nl li-zims til thv past lim si-usinis. lwiur ul tha' te-:mis uppoiii-iils ui-rv uiiiihlf' tu svnri' aigaiiiist thi' ,Ii'll'nit'ii. slimxiiig thc' rzlpalnli- ilu-ll-iisiu-iii-ss ul' Ihr- xuiiiig lh'-nit-Ixus. The team sturtvil :mil mule-il thc' si-zisuii ist-ll. ln Ihr' hrst vuiilr-sl il ilvlvzlturl lmgiiiislwixl. ll-tl. .mil thou t-ilgi-fl lflixmul. T-ll. liuliulnu Iii-il tht' .lvll ltiillll. 6-0. 'l'I1i- Cults ll'llllllllllCtl on-i' Amit-rsim. lil-tl: uml t'iuiitliiu'sli-i'ii. I3-T. 'I'lu- tvuiii lruiim'v1l lmgxaiispurt. fill-T: zinil ailsn Nulilvsvilli-. IW-till. Thi- ll-ll'illIl tht-ii 4-flgi-il SlllIllHKt'SlQ'l'll. T-tl, in tha' lust gaiiiv ul thv si-zisim. IifI'l'1-X Nl lftltllill Xl.l. lvtl ll- lnglziii-1wi't . , tl lvlli T lflvwnuiuil ll li-Il' ,, fm lilvl-.miiu A , In liftl' , Iii XIlilz'l'fml , tl ,lvtl lfi SUlIlllWt'sIl'lll T ,Ie-ll .32 l,UQL1lllNl!'YI'l .,,, T ,Ii-ll' IW Nuhlvsiillfe ,... l-l All-ll T SUlllllWi'4lC'l'Il , , tl Prim' Mi Ilan- llluc llccs his piirsiu-rs iluriiig il ll-teziin llmllizill galil B-Team Gains Winning Season Record llu- Haskvtlmll I3-Tvani zivcoiiiplisliecl u winning a sc-N vn Clvlvzits. 'lilll' l'1'l'lll'1l nl cle-wn vu-tmns intl sqnzul was t'ualt'llOtl lay Sain lqlmult. The Cults flicl tml t'0ll tliv sm-11 sistc-ntly win or lose- contests. 'Flu-y stzu'tc'cl sun isitli il loss tn l,t-lvmiuii :intl tlwn mlm-fvatc-cl lui tml pnints. Thi- ,lc-ll It-ann lost tht- luittlv witli unviv Cc-iitml. This Cults tlivn tit-fi-an-il Wvs lgifaiwtta- and lmliunalmlis lm-li. Iht- sqnaul Ins liussvillc- untl Mtivai. liulunnu tlc-le-als-xl tln- ,lt-tt tht- nm-xt tlirs-v gznnc-s lu Crispus Mtuvlxs. Nlzlriml squzul. lint tht- Cults wnn thc- gunw with llzuninnnil. 'I'ln- lvzun Inst In ,-Xmlvrsmi ln lnur points. liut it rallllul in tlim- wmtvsts nitli l'wl'illllilitll'l illltl Snutli lvll' ,Ivil- le-ll lvll' .left 1-ll .l vil- lvll' ,lvll .It-tl .lt-tT lvll le-ll .lt-tt ,le-tl ,lvll .lell .lt-tt ll 'VIC-UI liftblxlzl IMII, 155 -H . 152 .. PIU ,, 'll ,IT 50 ,, , lil ,, ISU ,12 ,, ,ll .. SSH .. S33 .. IRT ,Sl GT , 'IS ., til lmluuiinn .. . Rnssvillv ,,,, .Knit-it Knkoinn .. llannnnnil ,, Xiulvrsmi ,,,, ,, , l ru nk fort ,... Snulli Iienfl fll'lllI'ill lYllllll'lt' Cieiitrul .. West liifayt-llc ,. lluliuiiupolis 'l'P4'li .. tlrispus.-Xlt1u'lis., lYlilI'l0ll l.,. . lAIQ1llllSxltll'l ..,,, , Nvw Castle ,. cil'LlWl.lll'tlSYllll ,,.. Rivlinitmnl ., Yulpuruisn intl IAiQIilllSlHDl'l. It nun tht- lust fnl1i'rulltm-stsnltln usun. Klt'l't'illlllgl Nc-ix Lnstlc-. f.l'lltNl.HI'tlSXIlll'. lin-li mul. unrl Vzllpzimisn. Hill Weill-r tips to u tvuniniutr us tlw oppenn-nts Innk nn. Rim' I. litl Sniitli. Xlilw llnuglas. llivk Douglas. Ihwli lfylciis. 'ilermlilli :'KlIlierr. lime lirunly. Al 'Nla'l urluml. Ruiz' 2. lion l'n-rigu Miki- l,lll'NlS. lime Nlartin. Paul Srliiiliiuil. Nah- Schilling. Wall lit'l'gLTCll. Nlr. Lylmult. Page 87 lic-ntl Cc-ntral. ln the latte-r grznne- tht- It-ann slinws-tl that it 1-nulcl witlistuncl lust-ininutv prvssim- znnl wnn .lerry Fit-kle, Alan Tam, ,lim Leslie, and llolv lialwork prartice running cross-country at Jeff Helil. Cross Country Builds for Future quads Slightly improving last yearis clual-meet 1'GC0l'Il. the eross-vounlry team still was not happy with a losing season. This year ilu- runners avhievecl a iluel-meet recorcl of three wins and four losses. The reeorrl of the tc,-ani last year was two wins ancl four losses. The runners clefcaterl Frankfort. Chahners. anal Atliea. Tlu-y lost to Kokomo. l,ogansport, Nlarion. anul Tipton. Sam Lyluoult. in his initial season 011153-I'0llllll'y eoavh. had the task ol' relvnilmling the squacl arounil a single returning letterman. Coaeh Lyhoult as- suniecl the position when Orval Nlartin retirecl alter alvly eoavliiiig m'ross-eonntry teams for twenty-one years. ,Ivrry lfirkle was tht- only senior to reeeiie a letter in c,:ross-country this year. junior letter winners were Alan Tam, ,lim Leslie. Roh llahcock, ancl Paul Schuman. Dick Johnson. Bill lfylens, Wayfiie Wilsimll. Jim Walker. and Bob Strong won minor awards. QIROSS-CU! 'NTRY .lf-tl.. ,. ...,.,,.. 40 Kokomo ,.., ..... . 15 .letf .,,,, ...... 2 2 Frankfort , . M35 ,li-tl' v.,. , . . . 23 ffhaliners , ,. ..., 39 ,lell ,, ,, ...,,..s 10 lngansporl , ,,,l5 .lell ., .,...,, 4-0 Marion , .. ,.,...l5 .ll'll' ...,.. ...,.,. f 59 Tipton .., ....lfw ,lell .. ,, ,,.. .25 flltiva .. .... . .......,.... , ,, , .JW ,lell', ,,,,,, 2n:l W:-sl Lafayette invitational ,ln-fl, .. ... ,.,. .., flril l rankfort lnxilalinnal Row I. l'anl Selnnnan. llivk .lolnnson. Jerry lfivkle. Holi llalwoek, 'l'e,-ry ljygr. Bill Igylens. Row 3' Danni, gmn,lm,-yi jim Walken ,lini Leslie, Wayne Wilson, Clark St. John, Alan Tam. Wrestlers Perform Well in tate Meets 'llhv ,lt-tl xarsity wrestling tealn earned a seasonal reeorcl of seven wins. live losses. and one tie. The wrestlers plat-ml fourth in the North Central Con- - u 1 n 1 a 1 ', ., Y .l 4 l ' i ' , . lt'l't'Ilt'l'. llllfll in the bCl'llUll2ll. lllll'tl in the Regional. 'elf ll Il l 'md l'l ' R l'l 5 Flum 5l 'l l ' uml elexenth in the State. Bob Mlanns 1'upture1l il hrst place in the- Confer- eirevz ,lurk lluinpzzr and Cary Bolyartl earnecl a second place. Outstanding wrestlers in the Sectional. Regional. anal State Vlfrestling Meets were Jack lluinpza. lint Bowyer. Bob Aflanrs. Gary Bolyartl. Bill Chalmers. and lim llurst. WR liS'l'l.lNlL .lell ,,,,, .29 Koliotno ....... . . ,lvll ,,,. . lil flrawfornlsville ..,... ,,,, . . .lell ,,,, 25 llarivillm- ......,, ,,., ,,,.,. , .lt-tt' ,,,., H23 Logunsport ..,, , . .l ell ....,,., 38 Mu n uul ,.....,,.... ...,........,,,t. .Ir-tl ,.., ...35 Peru .,.,. ,.....,t.,...., ,,,t.t . , .. .lt-ll ,.....,, 29 Bloomington University .lvll ......,. 215 Bloomington ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,r .lell 5ll0l'll'ltlg1Q8 .,,,,,.,.,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,,t .lell ........ 15 South Bentl Central ..,........, ,lell ..... H13 Southport ,...........,.,,........... . .lr-tl ,....,,, 241 Antlerson l,,,....,,,,....., ,..,, , . ,I+-tl ..,.,,,, 33 lnmlianapolis Tet-h ,,,,,l,,,,l , .letl .. . flth North lf:-ntral Conferenee .lell .. Zirtl Seetional .letl ,l,,,,, Jirml Regional .It-It . ,,,, lllh State Row 1. litlmlie- Jzlrkson. .luck Hull. .lznnes Bowyer. Carry Cate. l,ynn Mason. .lerry Mellole, .lim Hurst, Dick McNeely, Clcnn Stephenson. Mgr. Row 2. Bill Cate. Robert Strow. Bill Chalmers. lit-an Uverley. Cary Bolyurcl. ,lun-kie Rurnpza. Myron Nlorchonsc, George lllounm-e. Floyd Barton. Row 3. Coach Mr. Skibinski. Glenn Robbins, Lewis Hunger, Torn llays. Mike Lemonql. Herl, 1-jve,s,0,,' Ed Lemontl, Hon Gilbert, Bob Adams, Couch Mr. Willey. Page 89 t U. it Row I. l1ill Eylens. llon Dykhuizen, Dau- Dani. Larry Vanderweilen. Bill Weiler. Ron lilue. Row 2. liill llresnahan. lloli Adurns. Warren Smith. Tom 1.4-ec-h. tlury Dixon. Daw- N'lvKenzie. Cary Marlin, Norm Copas, nderclassmen Make Winning Ball Club The 1059 varsity baseball team, coached by Sam Lyboult. compiled a winning record of eight vie- tories and six defeats. This record is a good one when it is realized that there were not any seniors on the team. 'l'he squad was romposed of fourteen juniors and one sophomore. Of these boys there were six return- ing major lettermen. They were lion llykhuizen. l.arry Vanderwielen. Gary Dixon, Vlfarren Smith, llave Mt-Kenzie, and Bill Bresnahan. Other mem- bers of the team were Bob Adams. Bob Arnold, Ron Blue. llave Dant. Bill Eylens. Tom Leach, Cary Martin. and Bill Weiler. Coach 1..yhoult will have all his starters bark to form the 1960 varsity squad. This should be a very strong and victorious team since it will be comprised almost entirely of seniors with much experience. 'l'he team got off to a good start. winning the first four games of the season. These wins were from Munvie Central. 9-2g lndianapolis Tech, 15-3: Dan- ville. 1-0 and 2-1: and lfrankfort. 10-3. Then the team lost to Anderson. 0-7. followed by a 'J-2 victory over Crawfordsville. The squad then suffered a losing streak in four games. It was defeated by New Castle. l-2: Logansport. 0-8: Veedersburg. 5-6: and Lebanon. 1-5. The Hront-hos made a come-back in the next three contests. 'l'hey came out victorious over Kokomo. 2-1: Zionsville. 7-2g and Veeders- hurg, 6-3. They were defeated in the final game of the season by Lebanon, 3-10. Page 90 Warren Smith rounds first trying to reach second sat:-ly. Bill llrvsnahan runncvts with a fast ball which flies into Ibm- loft fin-lil at the Columbian Ball Park. .lvll .lefl .lm-fl .lell Jeff Jefl .lefl .le-ff .le-if .lvll .letl .lc-ff .lvfl Jeff llASEll:Kl.L Muncie Central ,. ,.,,,, Indianapolis Tevb Danville .,.,..,,.,...,, .. ,,,.,.. 0. Frankfurt .,,,, Jllltlvrsnll llrawfortlsville ,,,,.,.. .. . Nm-w Castle ..,,, . l.rvp,alnsp0rt ..,,... Yeetlersburg ........ Lebanon ,,,,,,, Kokomo ....,., Ziollsville .,.., Vectlersburg ........ Lebanon ,. The- svenv is lense- as llrmwlm 4-atvber Dau- NlcKcmiv, the butter, and the umpire wail for the ball to bn- I!ill'llf'll. Ilill llresnaban 1-miles in hmm- while lbw- flartleml Ylll'l'll 1'2ll1'llHl' walt'l14'sin1lismay as the ball sails in er the fvlive. Page 91 Row I. tlorilon Lowt-ry. .lim tlrirs. Toni RIl'IlZll'4ISltll, liondal Sutherlin. Hola Davies. ,lt-rry Leonard, Roh Oulhoust-. ltill Anthony. Ron' 2. ltoh Strong. Paul Svlnnnan. Wilkie Terry. lloln Friend. Kenny .Iustii-e, Bolt llabvovk. Russell Ilriswell. Man Tarn. Tom Young. Roy 'tip'-r. Nlr. Iiortlvll. Ron' 3. Nlr. Conley, Nlr. Ha-ninger. llavt- Cunnnings, Ed Lemond. Dan Mosier. Cloirl Svhulvr. Larry llarlnon, ,lnvk Ilnll. .lvrry Vit-klv. llivk .lohnQon. Larry Ford. Ilia-k Traeger, Sid Leech, Herh Everson. Trackmen Better Season 's Record Finishing the season with a lvetter than average Graduating heavy point winners were Charles rt-vortl. the 1950 track team. coat-hed hy liarl Kalzman. Phil Hurt, Bill Eaton, Mike Crawley. llt-ninge-r. 1-an look forward to a large group of Karl Young. and Joe Robinson. Heading the return- re-tnrning lvtterinen for tht- 1960 team. ing lettermen list were Larry Harmon. Ilan Mosier. Dick Johnson, Cloid Shuler, and lid Lemond. Returning sophomores included Gordon Lowery. Xkith ullvnipi- like llns. Dun Xlorivr ,honhl not hate any Tom Young. and paul Schumann. tlllhrully da-leaning nn-rnheix ol oth:-r tennis Ill hroatl jump. , , Charles Ixatzman missed the Jed' shot-put rec-ord hy only I' CHQ . The record of SI' 8 was st-t ht Coach Heninger when he was a student at Jett. Orval Martin retired from coaching after he had coached the 1953 track team. Coavh lleninger zxcceptetl the responsibility. 1960 TI'I.'XCK 5fIIIIfDIlLIf April I-Shorlritlgt' IM Indianapolis Tevlil.. ,... ,,., ' l' -1:00 6-Iiossville ....,.,.....,.....,., , ,........... ,....., I I 3:30 8-Clinton C. ...,.,..,. ,... ,...... I I 3:30 12-Crawfordsville ......,,. r...r,. ' I' 3:30 I3--Klondike B-Team ..,,.,.. , ,,.. II 4:00 14-Frankfort .,,..............,. ..., , 'I' 3:30 I9 Tipton ,...,.............,. ,...... . . ,.... II 3:30 21-Lebanon ..,..,......,...,,....,,, ..,. , ... II 3:30 23-Delphi Relays ll'urcIuel 26-Logansport ,,,,,...........,..........,,.....,..,,.., .'l' -11:00 29-North Central Conference HVen' l.'uxllf'J May 3-Central Indiana fllvlplzil 6-Se-vtional .....,..., ......... ..,,. . , . .....lI 13 ,Regional 21-State' Senior Kenny Justice. Jett' travk man, vaults high and then rolls over tht- liar with plenty ot' room to spar:-. Page 92 1, f v, L 5 O N ' .VW will wil Ny vb X RN Qu fx EW MVB Q OJ QW .r X , . rv luv X X, f N ,f A V , I, , If kf ff' 1 if V M NLNf!f!!JXfKQU X, If 5- Daw- Iqtillltlllhtlll is really to rt-lnove the flag when 'llikv Dun Smith is tlenwnslrlllini 'ln' Wf 5'4 'l ' ltongluss strokes tlw golf luill into tln- rnp ultvi' vurv- for his rlmip shot. lnlly aligning ilu- pnlt. Golfers Strive for Improved Record lfnmling its season with ninv wins. nine' losses. znnl fc four ties. tln- 19.11 golf learn was l'tlllllll'lSf't'l of ,lim Risk. Gary lVloorvlw:ul. Miko llouglass. Larry Sparks. Dan Smith. Bolt llinmoncl. Daw Etlmonson. incl jim Anclvrson. ll was 1-ouvlwcl hy John l.azalr. The tt-ann timl llvlplmi. 5-S: i,l'ltllIltHl. 5-5: Central latholiv. T'3-T' 3: annl .Mnlvrson Nlaclison llcights. f- ra w Q - i'g-4 ' 3. Ilw golf:-rs cle-lvatml Lentral f.atholn'. 6' :- f l- . .rw .. Hg. ll--'L znnl It-1: lnelnnmpolis If-1-Im. 12-.ln llam- oml 'Ik-vln. 9-6: W'm'st l.al'aiyvltv. 9'Q-Sltfz lfrunk- fort. U-6 annl U -i-h'l1: :incl llvlpln. 9-6. Thr' tvznn st to lntlianupolis North Cvntrnl. T-8: Cram lorcls- x lllv. 4-l l: Porn. fl' ---l l ' --1 llwl'.2-10: l.ogansport. 69: l.c'l1unon. 2-IIS: lxolunno. -It-ll: Ili-lplui. 6'3- lw 3: nnrl Wa-st l.nlnyc'ttr'. 2-lil. IX-Il4'l'll'IlfJ. Milo- ltougluss. llain Slllilll. Sllllltlillg. lm-ll lell' lell' lelf iletl lell' .lell .left .letf .lell .lell l 1-ll lett lm-ll It-ll .left .li-H ,lt-ff .I 4-ll .li-tl .lvfl ,lell Nlr. Lum ffflf -QQ fn - . 9' I T .1. 'S 1. XT., 1.2 9 Qfff' ,ffff 5 -v , .... ...., . 9 8 ,. ..,.. 6 2 9 ,1. 6' -i 2 ol., 1'-P 1. ULF Dt-lpln ..,....,.. .............. ....,.,.., lmlinnupolis North Cvntrul Crawforalsx illn ...... ..,.,..,.,.,,. l.0l1unon ......,..,.....,.. Central Cntllolir' .. l':-rn .. ........................ , ..... lnmliunupolis 'l't-1-li ........ llyvr .,.,...,. . Ilillllllltlllti 'l'94'h ,,,... Wvsl l.ufuyr'lte- .. Frankfort ,..,. Central Catlxolir ..,. .. Central Catholic lngamspnrt ., l.C'ltZlll0Il ,, ...,. .. llelplli Kolnoino ltvlphi ., ,,,., , West litfuyellv .. l runlxfnrt ...... lfvnlrul lfutholic ., -Xml:-rson Nlmli-on lleigln r. ,lim Anderson. Dave lftlmonson. 1 5 8 ll A 3' 'll' 3 lil 6 51 6 il T 9 lfl 6 ll 8' lil gr Tl -1 i Tennis Team Wins First NCC Crown The 1950 varsity tennis squad. coached hy ,lack llopkins. gave ,left its first North Central Confer- ence tennis championship. The team finished the year with an overall seasonal record of fifteen vic- tories and only one defeat. that heing to Danville. lltinois. The victories were reeeived from West Lafayette. 5-ll-: Peru. 5-2: lndianapolis North Central. 9-tl: Bloomington. T-tl: Bloomington tvniversity. T-tl: Marion. T-tl: lndianapolis Tech. 4--3: Logansport. 6-1: Muncie Central. 6-1: New Castle. T-0: Ander- son. 6-l: Crawtordsville. 6-1: Frankfort. T-0: Kokomo. T-tl: and Richmond. 6-1. The scores show how extremely skillful this squad was. All the matches were won very decisively except in the contests with Vifest Lafayette and indianapolis Tech. Seven squads were unahle to score against the Jeff netmen. t'ndefeated in Conference play. the varsity squad was composed of three seniors and three juniors. Graduating lettermen were Denny l,axton. Steve Reeder. and Jerry Kyle. Norm Hertzer and Jerry Kylc won all their Conference matches and llenny Laxton also attained this record for the second Ullll secutive se t USUN. 'l'l-TNNIS ,lt-ft. ,, 5 Wcst l.atayettc , , .lt-tt , .... l Danville .lett 5 Peru ,...., .,.. , .. ,It-tt, .. .,,, 0 Indianapolis North Central., .Iett , T ltl tvti mington .... .lt-tt, , T litoomington llniversity .left T Nlarion ...,, .... .,,,, , . ,. .letlh ,.,,, el Indianapolis Tech , .left . 6 lavgansport ....,.., .la-ti .. ,.., 6 Ntnncie Central ,,,,,,, , Jett, .. T New Castle ,, jcti ,. , ..,. 6 :tnderson , .lett ,...., H .,.. 6 Crawturdsville .left T l ranktorl Jett' ,,.... T Kokomo Jeff ., ., , .,.. 6 Richmond 3 . T n , i , Lx ' g , T' ...ue L ,.. . ,lim NtcNet-ly and Ntr. tl. J. Hopkins display JetT's N.tI.tI. tennis championship trophy. Kneeling Nlike llelioy. Norm llertzer, Tom Ross. Standing .lim Ntchlecly. Ntr. Hopkins. Jim llykhuizen. Page 95 Run' I. .lim Iiilitlll. Larry Beale lloli HIIIIPI Wake I iw: lc- x Ol 1 W 1 :rx lem 'l't'fry 'UH'y', Xlikt- Tllyhrr. RU r 1 1 tll t ltuu- I,1-fic-rt. 1I1iai1'h ,Iuhn t nnlvx loin line 1 ni Xl '1 Tankmen Better Posztzon ln tate Meet In Ihz- Slate- lfliunipiun ill!! N ti 1 swimming l1-um illllYl'0N6ti it 1 1 Ivy finishing in the r-ixlh pn- wil th1- Ianknwn won twu llllti In I txw H11 nine: ie' 6 11 SQ?l'0llli plu1'1' in at m1't't with f ui 1 1 ll ' IU' Pr ' ' lln- ,lvii 2U0'yill'll r1-lux If-tm wan i fn t pine' tn tha Slate Swimming Heel whi1-li w 1 1 house pmol, This ii0lll'NUIllt' N 111 1: 1 if- lluller. Vlikt- l ryvr, Sitinvy IP11 .N 50-yard fre-1-wtylv Nlnsier tif-1 i 1 lr 1-upture-1I Ihr- sixth puxilinn. loin l mlm v1im in tha- ltbtlqai-tl lIl't'ilSiSiI'llixf' Ih1- Stkllllllllllgl Ul'0lll'ilUs 1lr-Q1 1Ie1 u 1 mul fl-'Lfihg but they lust 11' to im mr Nt Hurris. 37-20. 'I'ln1- slrmlg ifnlilllihtt- e pinnship this yeur in the Mi i 1 11- he Q- squad won the we-1'1vn1l plu11 in the hu mn mm! it Pe Tuwnsliip lliuh Srlmul, The l1fT xx wie 1.11 It In ,luhn fiulilvy. fd, SXYIXIXIINQ .I HT , 50 .lvff 27 .lt-tt .29 .IPIT A 49 .left 2lllI .le-ff .tmtln Page 96 Run' l. Toni llllitvlvy, Larry I.ewvllyn. Ray llrupvr. Daw- llvwey. ,luhn Myers. Bill llivks. llnlr Freitag. Nlike Wallkf-r. l re-tl Landes. Raw 2. Rirlmrd livery, Daw Haun. Tvrry Fagin. ,lack Stnut. ,Ivrry Whitt-man. I,urry Slmfvr. Pat I.a-lnnun. fflmrli-s Irwin. lqtlltl Dowell. llulm Ili-Witt. Row 3. Donna Iiltler. .Indy Gilmore. Carolyn Svllaffxr, Janice Ogden. Karan llnuts. Iiilfthljll llaiys. Louunn llellny, Ann Sharp, llill Hampton, Nlikt- lfrumly. Row -1. Ron llnrtt, Vinci- Sclirutler. llmlgvr Wings. Teams Bowl For Fun fum Wliilc-Icy I-yes the- pins as Yinve Sm-liruder. 'l'nn1 Ilowz- lmlger Wiggs. and llill Hampton watvh. The howling lvaguv gut undor way this yi-ar as usual. lvut the pnpulavv was large-r and thi- sf-x was not FOIIIIIIPKI to thc- malvs. For tht- first time- in its history. the league- was np:-n to girls as wc-ll as lmys. This was the largvst group sinw- thi- twganizatinn ln-gan. 'I'lw pre-sidc'm'y was talu-n Ivy linger VVig:gs. Vinvv SClll'2ltlt'l' and Tom Wl1itQ'ly' were- Q-lm-tml ln lhm- nllii-vs of sevrvtary and trc'asurvr. l'vspc-1-tix'4-ly. 'l'In- 1-aptains of the flight tvams were' Bull Barlmur. llulr IM-Witt. lion llurtt. Chuck Irwin. Vim-v St'lll'lHlt'l'. 'llnn Whitelvy. Jerry Whitvtrtari. and Iludgf-r Wiggs. lion Ilurtt took uve-r Bull Strnngris tvani rathc-r late- in lvaguv play. lIurtt's lmwla-rs won tht- lc-agguu with a largv ntargin over thc- rest of tht- trams. Thi- utln-r ti-ani standings were as fnllnws: Irwin. sq-cnml: St-ln'ad1-r. third: Wiggs. fourth: Vvhiteman. fifth: Whitt-Ivy. sixth: Barlmur. seventh: and lleWitt. eiglnh. Rodger Wiggrs held the two high singlv grants-s with a 235 and 222. He alsu lmwlvd thv high sm-t lay knocking down 550 pins. Pam' UT rg fl, -, Q ,ig Q, 'f' 775 , if W- AX V. 5 . I A a is . V? .- ..,M . ,ff 'w A S ll 1-x'c -tm-the1060tL..'X..X.ottirers. Yliss Hillwrt mill- :I jump luztll in this ll. X. X. gunna Girls Enjoy Sports T hrou h G. A. A. Amung tliv girls in U.A.:X., who were gre-at zlssvts ing tht- yvnr whirl: int-lntlwl at fnrnml initiation. at to tht- urgzniizaltinn. mls Ummm lfltlvr. Beside-s lwing lllll'lSllllllS party. uml at spring pit-ni:-. 'l'lw girls took IIN. lPH.Siltt.,,L Stu. was ilu. l.lmmpi1,,, fvmult, lmmis part in many sports snvlt ns: ztwlivry. lunlmtntun. l,luH.,- in lmliium 4.m.lx in IIN, '5q,'f,0 S1-tuml war lmwling. lmslu-tlxull. te-nnis. stunts :mtl tumlvling. hmmm Dt,Bm and Hmmm Wm spwml h.UI,hit,5 in tram-lx. sultluull. spe-vmllmll. ku-klmull. uml tultlt- ll'lllll5. - - Y -- - . V- l'-l l-g l: -t'-'-t-l tlu- lmlmnu lltglt hvlnml lftrls Billlllllllltlll lnnrna- 'lug wldx IIN hllq ltd' mlm EH fin llulkgdr N 'lm H ,. . . . in t iv ww inf' Paffllf' wit 1 t iv rms '1t.Q' . me-nt. lug:-tlivr the- girls won the Hrst prize- truplnvs H I , P f' , ' Q , I . the l'JrmU-00 l1.A.A. ollwvrs were- llunnu lultlc-r. in tloulvlvs lvmlmintmi. and Dtlllllil also min the- . . . prvsnlc-tit: lnuttann IleBny. xn'1--pre-slflt-lit: Ann trophy for first plum- in SlltQllf'S ltalllllllltlmt- Sharp. St'l'l'Pllll'f1 :tml Bonita llrmsn. tn'usttl'vt'. 'l'lu- twgmiizaitimt lianl svn-i':il stwiall avtiritic-s mlur- Nliss .It-un Hillu-rt spmismw-fl ll.,-XA. ussm-iutitm. Rim' 1. Donna Sllt'll0ll. .lntly XY1ll'l't'll. lliuna Svllufl. .luwly Ulf-nn-nts. llurlmaru llaris. ,lnmly Gilmore, Betty l l'l'4'sl0lll'. Nliss llilkt-rt, Run' 2. Jxllllil Sliarp. ifurnlyn llziws. lillltlil Hawk. lizirulyn Sclmffer. llmnni liltlvr, ,lnmly Comlman, Pamela l7ralu-r. Rim' fl. Ilnnitu llrnwn, Ylfgillill lfison. l,onzinn ll:-llny, Lanai lluig. llztrul liI'ilkQ'4l1l2l. XIllTg2.lI'f'l Cll3lIllb8l'S. Kztrvn Rnotliruyd, .Xnnu lllnm-klvnrn. Page 99 ,lc-fl' lflu-:-rl:-anla-i'w Fully lllglvlllllll. ,lf-un l'ontn. fihri-lir .lf-hnsun. :nul Carolyn Sllfllilfl' lr-:ul lln- Qlinlc-nl lu-.ly in an spirits-il yi-ll C eerleaders Create Team Support ilu ,li-ll limi' uns llu- 1-ry lil'Hlll Ilu- xzirsily 4-lu-1-I1 llu- sw-limml luurnunu-nl. Ilu- 4-lu-1-rle-auli-rs. Illllltl ll'il4l1'I'SilSlll4'l le-al llll',l1'lliSlllll1'lIl luuly lllmligiluvlil llu- gniclauuw- uf Miss ,lc-un llillu-rl. spmisnr. nvlul llu- fuulluull anul lruslu-llvnll si-z1suns.'l'lu- lltblll' xarsily Us hugs in ilu- 1-ll,-pl-I4-ml,-I-5 of ilu- Ulhl-V S4-,-qimml i'lu-1-rlf-:ull-rs. ,lm-an Pimlo. 1-uplain. Carolyn SllI'l'ill'Q'. lvmm at U lm hom in th.. I-im. Room. lfhrislim- jnlnison. mul Sully ,ln lllgllvlllllll. lbl'QilIllZf'll hnslrni1sp1n'lnlim1I-inuniy ul ilu- mil-ul-tuwii grnnu-s znul I1-ul Ilu- N-luuil luulx ilnring tln- monthly lu-In . ,. ' . H-lls. si-ssunis. llu-x' :ilsu s HbllSUl'l'll il nnxe-r uflf-i' mu- nf ' . l .. .. llu- 'llllt'4 N-xl in Inu- lu llu- .-X li-ann 4-vnu-s llu- ll lm-an -. .. 'l'lu- annual luunu--1-mninll 4-vle--lwnlimi anul vruuii- llwsl' lmls 'Al W'fl mum lN '5 I-'fl l'l llll' 5 l'l ' ing Urllll'llHl'1'Il img IllilIlIIl'1l lui llu- 1'lIl'f'I'l1'LlllQ'l'5, inurm- l'lIl't'l'lt'ilfll'l'S. Vain Nlille-r. lfnym- llill. Sinn x Un l'lt'l!l'llilI'f 20, ilu- Saturday nfl:-rruum lu-l'urv RllSSt'll.1lllll,liIl1t'lll1'l'liSll'illltl. Sully lnggle-num, lllnri-lie ,lnlixi-mx. lfurulyn 5ill'l'zn-1-,znul .la-un Sunfly Hu-sm-ll. lfuyc- llill. l':nn Nlillvr. nnfl ,lanu-I lla-4-lvliuiiul I'nnl1-. un'-ily rlu-Q-x'lv-zule-I'-. nw llu- ll-'l'f-:ini1-lu-e-1'lf-gulf-l'f. r. f ff rr- -. X . . '- - ff. A i .z -ar M M x g , C 1. Ya Page 100 Again this ye-an' .li-rrp Fill lm-il llu- luns' sw-limi :luring yanu-s anul zulwlm-xl num- t'lllllllSl4lSlll ln llu Pep Band, Twirlers wing And wa l3ing. Bang. Tru l.a La llooln -tliv l'vp Bancl 1-onws murvhing into xii-w. If-tl hy the high stepping hand ll-aclci'. musing an llll-lUl'Ill'tl plungvr. Dispite tht- comiral uppc-main-0. the- lmml is composed of a group of tale-nts'1l inmlivimluals tl:-mlivatvcl to hoosting thv nioralv of tht- stufle-nt hotly at suvh vwnts as pop svssions zinil all all home- ganncs as we-ll as thosv ilttllf from honu-. Larry Colt- svrws as stud:-nt man- age-r whilt- Hill Anthony holtls tht- position ul tll'llllI major. The- llushy Svquins spot light m'rc'w turn tlw hright lights on the six sprite-ly imijore-ttvs. Baton tis irling is an art that many girls long to nulste-r. 'l'he-y przu'lit'v for long hours in orflvr to iinprow tvrlniiquc-s. routinz-s. unxl timing. f - . . lhc- six nmjon-ttvs pool the-ir knowlc-tlgv to pre-- sc-nt 1-le-u-r and uniqut galnw. tht- girls pwsmit thc- ziutlierlve- with a now routinv. lfacli routine- ll1'll1iHl1lS at nvw t'USlllllll'. anrl tht- girls arc on hanml with llvvtllv and llm-ml to nu-et tht-so mlvinumls. 'lihv niajorettvs display their sp:-vial 'Fhesv girls are no vxception. spurkli- aml Qlllltlllvl' as thv - rontinvs. At can-li Imskt-tlmll SCWVIIIQI Skills zinml 1're'utive ahilitivs. app:-ur in vos- 'I'lu- Pop lmml uw-mhles to lin-n up the 4-oniing pt-p sf-sgion tunws that fit om-vnsioiis likv Vale-ntines Huy. 'l'hanks- gixing. :intl ClIl'lSllllllS. lln- ,lm-ll' lnujore-ttf-s, Sharon N-rc-y. Nunn Looper. l'f-ggy Flwvts, .Ie-iri.inn ,lm-nning-. Yirginin lfuylor. lllltl Nlary lfllvn Svrvy. vast a Slllllt' our way. Page101 The perl:-1-I pr:-1-isimu of the lllovk 5424-liml makes zu uniform appearanvv. Block Section Cheers Team To Victory Re-cl swuulm-rs uml ullite- glows was the mark of the year. Miss Carolyn flrillin was llu- Bhu- un zu-1-mnplislu-ll lvlu4'k sm'IirrI1H'l ' clurlngg ilu- ,ll-ll' Sec-liurfs spnnsur. lulslwllulll Sl'2lSUlI.'l'N1l lllllllll't'fl uml furly -fum' girls. fun-1-al In gin- up llwir clinnvr lmur. Innnpwl In llllwlx S,-4-lim, l,m,-liK-,- N-4, nights pm-I, mumllu This ,lean Shaw null lk-1-ky Ymlvr. 4'U'l'2lPlillHN of ilu- Iilm-k Sw-lin , ' , xlisvusg plans fm' the use nf the furlnzlliun, was llu- I1-us! ilu-5 ruulll mln an puymvnt fm' llw prlrlm- llnw hunk in tlu- zu-luzll pa-rlmnmm-Q-. llu- svc-tum was pn-sa-nt ut vuvll lmmv gzaum-. fw- 1-upying ilu-ir lzuniliur spare- in ilu- gym. 'I'lwx 1'Illl'lAliIlIll'4l nhl- vlwmfls uml vlla-1-l'c-ml tlla- Bl'UHI'lllb mill lll1'll' lltltllllullill 51-lls. Ilwy aulcle-nl x'arwly lvy iutrmlm-ing new routine-s zmml 1-ln-vrs. 'l'lu- 1-xvvlxliw lmaml was Kathy lluwr. ,lulw l,lIll'llllilYl'l'. l'ul lk-zmlnrll. Jll!lN Fox. aml Linrla Sll1'lillt'l'fl. liz-'vky' Yurlvr. se-nim' captain. mul ,Ieaninv Slmul. juni-nr 1-uplain. .lrguniml ilu- uvtixilivs lm' Ilu- llluvk Sevtiunl na-w IIOIII-Illblllr. 1 ,, Kathy Hover. Pal lleaulurll. :xml .lunv llutenlmu-r lmvk mm S Q W V 1 RX X -qw A A N . SX . 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Davis xxllll ilu- lulsslllu ul Nlr. llilNlH. ilu ul l,z1lzu1'llu'u11-l tllvvllx rl'll1mlwXFl1Ill lust mu- ul uh mmf! xzxluulvlv Vlllllll In-1'm:1m'nl nummm-nl lu Xlr. llama n lun' 1IllillIlX ul nur mix S1-lnml SXHIUIII pal llllllllill' ll'llYlIll' ln ilu- lll!'lll4ll'X ml llussvll lhn iw. Uma far Qrimds La a ette City Thr- Lafayc-ttv St-lmnl Board is tht- lvurklmm- nl tht- st-lmnl syste-m. It is the-ir duty and 4-mu-1-rn tn npr-rate and mnrflinatm- thf- st-lnmls nf nur r-ity. The-5 prnvide- rm-ans for tht- funds that art- ru-1-4-ssary to maintain thc- st-lnml an-tivitic-s. 'I'lw liuarrl 1-unsisls uf firm- men. Pri-sidvnt of the- Board. A. Ulf-n .-Xrrnstrtmg. has he-e-n a nwinlu-r nf thc- Imard for tlnw- ye-urs. lla- nas fnrrnc-rly sc-lmnl 1-ity zlttnrru-y fur four yu-urs. Mr. Arrnstrnngg is mm tfhairnum ol tht- Board of llirf-1-tors uf lmt-lfs. Ilf- is a nwinlu-r nf tht- Nlvr- rhants Assoc-iatinn. tht- lflks fflulv and tha- l,afayr-ttv Country Chili. Thr- sf-niur mt-lnlre-r of the St-lmol linard is llarry ll. Murphy who is se-rxing his thirte-1-nth yt-ur. l'-lv is nuw trt-asurvr for the lmard. llf- is Ct-nf-ral Chairman uf the- Brutherlwnrl of Railway and Ste-uinsliip file-rks nn four Midwf-sh-rn railroads. llc- lu-lungs tn tht- Nlasuns. He nas furrnvrly un the- Purdue stall. ln WSU Mr. Murphy prvsentt-d diplmnas tu the Class who were fll'Sf-QIl'HClPI'S the ye-ar ht- first lN't'Zllllf' il memhc-r of the hoard. Sc-rrc-tary of the hoard is Clillnrd Smith. HP serrf-cl in thc- Navy from lflll ln 1010 in tht- Phil- ippines. He is ai rnvmlwr of Tun n and tfuuntryr l'ill-is. 242 . :'5fJ35f ,U -. K it M gt S, ff nrt CURTIS HOSTETTER. flwrrrl Wf'rr11f1'f School Board A 1 . 1 - 1 . 1 1 1 11 ,NF A1ll1'l'I1'2l1l 111s1111111- 111 1.l'I'1l1l1'11 1,l11D1l1' .fX1'1'111111111111s. 1 W 'A .m.,41V-, X 111111 1I111111'11111'1' 111s11l1111' 111' .'Xl1l1'I'11'il. N111 51111111 1111s X 11111111 111111 N111i1111111 111111111s 1111' 11'll ye111's 111111 is 111111 5 , E, 1'1x1'1'111i1'1- Vi1'1- 1'1'1'si111'111 111111 il 11111111111-1' 11111111 111111111 xg 111 111I'1'l'111IAS. 111'1ll'111' 111-V111111. 11111111-1' 1,11111y1'111- 1111111111 1111s A fs s1'1'1'1'11 1111' 511111111 111111111 1111' 1'1g:111 y1'll1'S. 111' is 21 1111-11111111 111.1119 1111111'11111i1111111 Ass111'i111i1111 111. A1'1'1111111- xx!! M1 , 11l11s. 1111- N111s1111s. 111111 1111- 1'1111s. 111- 1111s p11sl l11'1-s1- 111-111 111 1111- 1'1X1'1llll1Qll' 1111111 111111 is 111111 .'XSS1S1ilI11 '1'I'1'ilSlll'1'l' 211111 1f111111'11111-1' 111 1111- 1611111111111 11il1'1lll1'I' 1111111l111111. 1.111'11s 1111s11'1l1'1' IS 111111 111 1111- lll'W l11Q'1ll111'l'S 11f11l1' S1-1111111 lg1H11.1l. 111- 111-11111gs 111 11111 111111111 C11111. 111 11111111 111' is S1'1'I'1'1il1'f. 1111 is 1111 11111 111111 ll N111s1111. '1'11is 111-11111 1111111 is 111s11 p1'1-si111'111 111111 111111111 11111111- 1I1'l' 111 11111 V1.1llIJP1'Zl1l1lP 'l'.1i. fXss111-i111i1111. 111111 116 is St'1'1'1'1ill'y 111 11111 Y.N1.C.A. 131111111 111 C1111-1'11111's. N111 1111s11-111'1' 11111'1' 11SS'l1l'11 11111 1411111111111 111'11111'1'. 11u1 is 111111 111 1111' PllI'11ll1' 1vll1Yl'I'S11f' ,-Xgri1'1111111'1- 1ll1.111'1lli1- 111111 111-p111'111111111. T111' 1,11f11y1'l11' 511111111 1-111 1l11111'1ll'y is 1111111 11f'111'11. H 111111 R, Nll RPHY. 7'11-11,1111-1-1- He has 11111111 il l118lll1JCI' of the B1111111 for 11ll'1 1' years. X113 1,1'111'11 111-11111::s 111 11111 C11i1'11g11 11111' .1Xss111'i111i1111. 111111 1111- 1111115.11111 11111 .'Xss111'i111i1111. 1111201111 H 11. IJHY .-1l1l,'l'. Hourfl 11111111111-r .IUHN 1,5 NC11. N1'l11111l ,-1llornr'1' Page 107 d rv y' f 'N 6? NJN Nlr. ,I. llus-vll llialll, ILS.: lI1illllIl4l.xl.S. sup lllf vrinti-lull-nl llllll YI il: 'IH ulul Xlixi t'l'll 5. XX 1-lmlv pxilu iivil luili lux Xl! XXI Administration v 1 . llu' ilfllNll1lSlI'llllUll' in aslvrs uf lmmvlmlti in 1 uorlml all Jvll. Nlzisle-rs? Yvs. lvul still llllllh . 4 liumlrlv in ilu-ir :ippmzu'li mul t'UlIlLll'l uilh ilu s ilvnls. lxiumlvxlgu' uilll ilu' pu-rsulull lululi sll lah-s lluvuglil mul elf-xi-lups ilu- miluls ul lluisi stu its is lui ra ll'f' l'llUll ll In tri. J. llussc-ll llmll. 5lllll'l'llllt'lNlt'lll ul ilu l.il.iuII1 Qrlumls. um'ks1'lus1-ly nilli ilu' lim ' url 41fl,1lll1.lllull uhii-li slriu-s lu kc-vp ilu' svluml 1-ily upmmlu snumllily in urrlm-r llull iw may l'w'e-iu- llu lus ulilmllimi lmssilmlm-. 'lilu' lmurml auul tlu- '-lllllll uul mlu u s lm rule-nl uIsnclf-u'r111i1u-lmig-rurlgu'plains: 5 isliu-li uill lu-ru-Ht llu- sluflvnl. 'I'lu' lluurml ul I'cl1u.1 lion is vmiipusi-fl ul A. Cla-11 Arnislrmiu. John ll lYIl1'll. Gt'Hl'Q.Lt' lleVzu1ll. llairry Nlurpliy. flu glllllll. zuul Curtis Hush-llvr. Cf-1-il S. W.-lil, Inn u'ipal nl jvlf. lun uls .ni .ul lnmislralimi wluisc- lasli is to nuwlrl into Ill- tlw muuls nl .ill of ilu shule-nts. V. ll. Muni gunu-ry is mu- uf ilu' nuisl im mi . 'll-lH'lllllll-llli'-SVFIIPS ut Jeff. As Via-v-l'rim ip. s flutivs 1-onsist of lllilllllilllllllg ilisvipliiu- mul ni. aging llu' Ql'l1l'I'ill nlliu Xlr.N.lJ.H1n1I2w v nu-rv in-1'-prliu-ipul. llullnnal. lr N Nl N i P1700 103 Guides School .53 XIV.CIP!!Uilflllllll.SlllNlI'illlt'IlllQ'l1l0fI1llfSil'illlllillll. Nlr. l.Iuy4I Wluiln-ly. pre-id' nl of l l' X .uni .u Iill 1'l'I'4'lill'N. Mrs. Rlllll Hulvlwll. KISSISIQIIIY St't'l'Plill'y lo Xlr. llialllz Nlixs Nguwy Ilugnn. Hi'l'l4K'l1ll'f lu Nlr. lliullz Urs. 1:ill'0lflI X-kra-n, ZlSNiSHllll St't'l'9llll'yQ mul Hrs. Nu-lliv R1-ppc-rl. assistant lumkkw-per. Pllfll' HIFI B BX, 5. Z E 'I W H E 'H nl . l E , za m E .. In E T Mix Eli? Q m n wg :iz , I I, XS' -ash Nlisg Nlury llnrringilon. flQf'Il1'l'ill ollivv Ql'l'l'k'lL1l'f. Sta orms C0 l'ix'vl'x llux sluflvnls Ilovlx inlo lln' gt'l1t'l'ill ollivc- In olulzlin llic-ir zulrnits or lo lilly lim-kvls to glannes uml olln-r sr-liool an-tivilic-s from tlw svc're'tm'ivs-ol- ull-lranlm -s. Wliss Mary llurringlon unfl Nliss Rlnglillll Sl'llI'll1lt'I'. 'l'ln'ir mnne-rous llulivs also ilN'IllllQ' un- swvringl lvlvplionvs. kr-1-ping zlIle'lnlznn'v rm-4-orals. zunl making up lvullvlins. Nliss l.lllll llrigln. Hilo is Prinvipul Cm-il Wrlnlris sQ'4'l'4'lul'x. also s1'l'x'vs as lI'f'ElSlll'f'I' lor lln' f'Xll'2l- l'lll'l'll'lllllI' :wlixilivs l1l'l't ut sm-liool. lllYl'Fllsl2lllHll ol' zllnsvimrvs is rlonf- ln Nliss Rvlly V 1 lorrr-nga :nnl Mrs. Mary ,linw Ou-rlon. Hlll'lNlillIK'1' ollirws. Nlrs. Marry M1-lloxwll. l'ill.l lf'I'lil IIIZIHZIQPY. znnl Q ' 'unris 'llirlor plain anal lDl'l'llilI'Q' our nourish- Mi:-. ll ing Inna-ln-s. Mrs. Nlairiun llow-ll is lln- Sf'f'l'Plill'X lo lx'lill'lUll lfralxsl:-5 unal lmnrllvs llw lil-lwl sul'-s annl lmsinvss ol Iln- Alllls-lnl llt'lliIl'lllIIllIl. cillilflllllp, our lwullli all lllI'4illQIll our lligli svllool yvurs is Mrs. l'aulinv llilnwr. ,lvllls nursv. Miss Nun-5 Hogan km-ps lvzu'ln-rs' pc-rsonnc-I rn-1-orcls :xml sluts- rr-ports. Nlrs. Cathryn Askrs-n mul ' 1 . ilSSlSlLlIll Sl'l'l'l lZll'lPS. lzllw varc- Mrs. llnlh ll.nlvlun of the- gi-iwlul lDlISllll'SS ni 5llIN'l'llllPl1llfxlllS Ullll'f'. Mrs. Nr-Iliv llm-plwrl is lln- sm-hool vilfs llSSl5llllll Xliss Rm-gina 5I'lll'llllPI'. gvnerul ollive sf-cn-larv Of School Wheel l 'kk'll'lw'i- Mrs. l,1llllllll3lilllllf'l'. sc-llool nurs:-. P0414-1 IIU sqm y .43 4 5 mir Ill Ill Eg' r ix. llillll Hu .fix Kr XII lml lun Ill Xl: XM-lvl' Klux. XLIIX Xlvlhmvll.1'all'1'Il'l1:lllmnn fl and XII l u1ln-i!I'1lxIul'.11-:IN-ixlaunl. 'Xliw llvlly Tlll4I'l'llQL1l :mul Xliw Wu llHl'll4l1llll'4' uHu'c-rf. Ks v H1 ? 1 IX lmf Huvlun PIIKH' if 1 Faculty XIIIS. ISIi'I I'Y 'XIDIC Ifnglisll ,Il'. R4-II Ifrnes FIHIIISOI' lff'nlrzlI Normal. XXI. XIII. KIfNNIf'I'I'I :KNIIRFWS IIIIWIIIPGS Ifalllvatinn Nautilus SIICIIIFUI' Suplmnmrel Ili-X SIIIIIIQUI' Ifvnlraal Normal. IIS. 'IR-Ie1I41.NI.II.X. NIIS5 NIVXIIFI, Ii. IEICNX PIII Suplnunwre Ifluw SINIIISUI' IIIIIIZIIILI. -LII. XIII. RIN NIUNII lf. IIICNIIICII Snwiul Slunlin-N I llll1l'r-rI'euvIwrs Sponsur XYIHIJUSII. .'K.II.3 IIu!Ivr. NI5 XIII. IP,-UIIJ N. IIUNIIXNI XIllIIlf'IIILlIII'r IIOIIVG'-QIUIIS I3il'f-vlol' Invlulnu Nair' If'iI4'Ilf'l'5. IIN I,llI'4Ill9. NIS. 'KIRK NI-IRI .I 'INIC IIUYLIC Ilufim-sf I'I1III1'llII0ll Ifunnm'rm'iuI CIIIII IneIialnz1 Slate' II'l'Lll'Il9l'S. IIN NI N XIII. Rl SSICLI. ll. IIII'IIII.IfI Iilwilwss IEIIIIVIIIIUII I.!?IIII'LlI Nurnml. 'LIL I'ur1IuP. NIS. XIII. IIXIIIIIILI. II. IIUI'IiI.'XNIl XIHQII' IIumI. On-Inf-Nlru. I'c-p IIuncI , . V. ,. Imull Nut? I1'il1'IIl'I4N.ll.5.f NI N NIH. I'fIINIfS'I' IIIII-I'I'NI'fR Iillsim-N Ii1Im'ntiun Sluelenl 1IlllIIIl'IISIltlIINlPI' IILIII Sli-IIl'IIIt'lIl'II1'I'N. LII, IIutIe-r, NI5. XIII. XI-IIIIUN I.. IIII XWIIIN XIIIIPIII- Ilirea-lol' IIvu1I Iluxkc-IIvuII Ifmu-In .I-I.IllIi5fN!l1S47I' IJVIILIIINV. LII. IMIIIIIIIIIAI. NI. X. XIII. IIIIIIICIII' IC. I INI.I'fY IIIIFIIIVSN Iflaluvuliun Kr-I Iiluln Spuuwl' Hull SI:lIv'IIPzl1'Il4'l's. IIS. NIR. XX'II.I.I-VXI S. I R'ISI'IR SIlt'0l'Il. S.wiuIS1mIif-5. Imll III IIl'mlr-Im III'll1I1Il'IlSIf'l Imliunu. IIS. XIRS. INIR-X IVIIEICII IIIIFIIIPFS I'.1Iln'utnm Ifmnlm-rm-iaI IfIuIr Spunwr Imlizmzl Flute. II5. I'urmIuf'. NIS. NIIIS. NI KRIXN IlIf'I I'IIYI2S Ifnglisll I'ur1Im'.II.S. XIII. II.-XRIIY W. IZIIICIYN IQIIQIISII Fmvtlmall an4I IIuQIu'!Iu1lII Cum Il Ilrukf-. II.S.I-I. I'1mIue. NISII. Faculty p i a I MR. MILTON K. GREEN English Key Club Sponsor ,Q Ihnlt-r. AB. 23' Indiana, M.A. auf g f'-ur' MISS CAROLYN GRIFFIN Latin and English Block Sevtion Sponsor Franklin. A.II. Indiana. M.A. MISS HELEN CRISIIAW Home Evononiics Indiana, B.S. Columbia. M.A. MR. .IAMES R. GROYER Industrial Arts Senior Hi-Y Sponsor Western Illinois, II.S. Ilall State Teachers. M.A. 3 MR. JAMES F. IIAWKER Q-H Spec-ch I'erf0rtner's Club Sponsor National Forensic League Sponsor Indiana State- Teaclwrs. A.lI.: M.A. MRS. MARY MARGARET SJ 5.44. 1 X C M iii I IIENITRICKSON English Purdue. ILS.: M.S. MR. EARL F. IIENINGER Ilrivers' Training 4 Head Football and Track Coarh ' , Q I Purdue. IRS. Q. .A 1 I MISS JEAN E. HILKERT ' .Q 2 -A ' Pliysival Eduvation ,S J 15 G.A.A. Sponsor X iii . I Cheerleaders. llowling League Sponsor I pi ' 5 llall State Teachers. BS. XA 1 I Purdue. M.S. X K ' MR. CHARLES J. Hopkins N I English Ilooster Sponsor Tennis Coach Indiana. BS.: MA. MRS. EIJYTHE HOPKINS Social Studies . L , . ,QL .ani Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor Y .Y Stephe-ns, A.A. Purdue. ILS.: M.S. MR. ELLIS A. HOPKINS Social Studies Senior Hi-Y Sponsor Indiana, B.S.E.g M.A. MRS. ,IANICE Y. HORNER Home Economics Purdue. ILS. MR. STERLING E. JACKSON English Indiana. IIS. MR. RICHARD .IAECER Musiv. A Cappella Choir Madrigal Singers, Boys Cleo Club Girls Convert Choir Indiana. B.M.E.: M.M.E. MISS CEORGIANA KIENLY Art Indiana. I3.I'.S.M. Page 113 i Page 114 Faculty MR. ARTHUR I. KLINE Science Science Club Sponsor Ball State Teachers. B.S.g M.A. MRS. GERTRUDE KRUEGER Mathematics and Social Counselor Sunshine Society Sponsor Student Council Advisor Iowa State Teachers. B.A. State University of Iowa, M.A. MR. FRANCIS R. LANE Science Junior Hi-Y Sponsor Purdue, HS.: M.S. MR. ROBERT LEAVITT Industrial Arts Sophomore Hi-Y Sponsor Purdue, B.S.g M.S. MR. KARL R. LEFFLER Vocational Education Diversified Cooperative Club Sponsor Purdue. B.S.g M.S. MR. MILTON G. LEVERENZ Mathematics Purdue, B.S.g M.S. MR. R. W. LEVERING. IR. Science and Junior Counselor Junior Class Sponsor Audio-Visual Sponsor Purdue. B.S.g M.S. MRS. MARGENE L. LEWIS Librarian Library Club Sponsor Library Assistants Sponsor Ball State Teachers, B.S. MR. JAMES C. LYBOULT Physical Education Purdue, B.S.g M.S. MR. CHARLES .l. MARTIN Senior Counselor Senior Class Sponsor Central Normal, B.S. Butler, M.S. MR. ORVAL J. MARTIN Health Education Purdue, B.S.A.g P.E. MR. A. W. MAURER Social Studies Indiana State Teachers, A.R. Purdue. M.S. MR. R. A. MCGLOTHLIN English. German, and Spanish Senior Hi-Y Sponsor Senior Play Sponsor Language Club Sponsor Purdue, B.S.g M.S. MR. ELBERT F. MORGAN Industrial Arts Nautilus Advertising Manager Indiana State Teachers, B.S. Purdue, M.S. MR. JAMES F. MURRAY Science Purdue, B.S.g M.S. S, an in 'HQ -Ili vii? -1 x s ,Ek - r 9lY,X5J R55 X is X X X, W Q H . 5 Q Faculty MR. DARREL 0. NFQIDIILH Science Purdue. IIS.: NIS. XIRS. ENIILY L. PRIIIIC Health Edueatiun juniur Red Cross Purdue, HS.: NIS. VIR. GEORGE Y. IIRIIIR Industrial Arts Purdue. IIS. Indiana Stale Ivan-liers. NIS. MISS NANCY l'llRlIII llI.I. Hmm' Rvunulnit-s Purdue. IIS, NIR. DAVID I . IIICICYIC Nlatlteniatics ,Iuniur Hi-Y Sponsor Purdue. IIS.: NIB. MISS MARY l RANfIICS SERVER Maths-matics Indiana State Tr-uvliers. .-MR. Purdue. MS. NIR. H. I.. SHORT Sm-inl Studies Central Nurmal. IIB. Indiana. MS. NIR. RICHARD .I. SKIIIINSKI Social Studia-s lfuotliall Ilnarll Purdue. BS. MR. LEONARD W. SiNII'I'I'I Librarian .Xudin-Visual Club Sponsor Library Club Sponsor Wabash. NIS. Purdue. NIS. MR. ROBERT N. 'I'AYI.0R Mathematics Purdue. BS.: MS. NIR. RICHARD G. 'IHOICNNICS Industrial Arts Rowling League Sponsor Purdue. IIS.: NLS. MR. NORMAN WII.l.ICY Drivers' Training Wrestling Ifoucli Purdue. IIS.: NIS. NIR. H. .I. WILLS l'nft..uria1 and Vovational Arts Purdue Ilutler NIRS. KATIIRAH WRAY English Indiana. .LIL Purdue. MS. MRS. LELAH E. ZAHN English Student Cuunvil Aalvisur DePauw. A.ll. The Senior Year Is A Prosperous One You can always tcll a senior hy his yellow cords and the air of superiority that hovers ahove his np-turned nose. Woe he to the underclassman who fails to aclxnowledge the wearer of these yellow cords as supreme commander. All kidding aside. the senior class is really a group of individuals dedicated to making a success ol their last year hy planning to excel in scholastics and in enjoyahle activities. This ya-ar's senior class has attempted to provide fun and meinorahle events for each memher of the class in order that each one may look hack on his high school days with cherished thoughts. One nnforgettahle experience that many seniors participated in was ,lefl Penney Day. Un this day l'enncy's. a local department store. placed its man- agement in the hands of capahle jeff seniors. The seniors stood their position as clerks. salesmen. and managers as the hustling crowds homharded them. Ollicers of the senior class are Ron Blue. presi- dent: llon llykhuizen. vice-presidentg and Stephanie Aungst. secretary-treasurer. .lim NleNeely and Xlike llavis display their tranlis tional senior cords. Mfr ,Q Senior class ollicers. Stephanie Xnngsl. Ronnie lllne, and llon llyklinizen enthusiastically look over the coming pearl plans. Seniors ,lnrly loflfl. Ron lllne. and Sill l.eech are pronfl of the goal reached hy nh P Zllllllllll lllilglillllll' sale. ,- 'Viv Page117 1 '4 ,I rf 'ff m Z , e Seniors, ,60 Page 118 All.-XNIS. l.l.UYD li. lfunllvall 2: llixersilicwl tfmvpwuliw liiliimuilin Llulr-L. AIMNIS. RUISERT fKH'l'IlllR Spanish fllulu l: lli-Y 3. 'l: Slnmlenl ffnunv' ..f.'2.-. ....-. 1',- .mf ':'mi' .V . IARRW Al,IJRllJl1FI. ll.-XRUI, ANN Cunnnerviul lflulv I. 2, 3: llooflvr Stull fl: lllm-lx Sf-vlimx 3. -1: Junior Fun-liinv Suvii-ly l. 2. f L Q t :XLI,lfIN. DlAvNl2 n D - ly Nj Quill and N-roll fl: Nznmlur- Nall 2. 3. l,lll'l'Lll'j gr, liililor 4: llluvk Sevliun 3. 1: .luniur Sunshine Sm-iety l. 2: Se-nior Sunshine Sofia-ty 3. -l: 'llri -f.. . -.,. l-li-N 1. 2.3.41 5pol f.lnl12. 3. -L fXl.l,lfN. RNYNIONID H. , ly'-. Reel znnl Illnvk Re-x nr' 2: .I r. R4-fl 4211... 3. I-. ,ifaraiiai lm? - ANIDI-IRSON. PA'I'RllIlA CARUI, Junior Sunfliinv Slavic-ty l. 2: Sc-niur Sunshine Sfwiety 3. fl: 'l'ri-lli-Y l. 2. 3: Ih-mwlm llrmul ARNULIJ. IARHN NY. fXRN0l,lJ. H0lHCH'l' ll.-Xli llaml l. 2. 3. ll: Pep liun1I3.-l: Hi-Y 2.3. l: Km-y Vlulu 2. 3. 4: Hu.-elnll 3. 4: Si 'n nin 3, l .-X'l'll'N. TUNIJ,-X .IU l: 'l'ri-Hi-X 3: lliversilieal limi -' ' I Q fi H A l 7NllS'l'. S'l'lil'I'l -X NIE A NN 1. 2: Sc-ninr Sunshine Sawivly' 3. fl-3 'l'ri-Hi-N Hu-vue 2, 3: .luniur Al'lll1'NClIl!'lll 3. lSMIKl'l0Fl . TUNI L. and Black Revue l. 2. 3: lllmralairs 2. IMll..lQY. JlllJI'I'H KAY IZALIDWIN. .ll'IlI'l'll HFIIJCN 'l'reasurm'r 4. .' , FI. fLl'f0liGIC ll,-KN Achievement 3. flHlllI1lEf'l'liil lflulr l. 2. 3. 'll lllurk St'1'llllIl -ll lfmnnlervial iflnlm l. 2: .lnnior Sunshine Suri:-ly Class Uffivers. Sv-vrelary 'l'rvasim-r 2. 3. -l-: llluvk Sc-vliuil. llmml 3. -l: Junior Snnshinv Sm-if-ly l. 2. Sew:-tary 3. Presiilvnt -1: Real illlll lllalrk 'X Cappella Choir 3. 4: Nluilrigal Singcrrs I-g Rell iiUIlllllf I'l'li1l lllulr l. 2. 'lll'l'i1rlIl'I'l' 3. ll: lilm-k 5em'Ii1vl1 3, -I-: 'l'ri4Hi-N 3: juniur Avliivwnu-nl, 'l'reusurer 4: Diwrsifivwl 4Ifmpf'raIixe' l'lwl1n'uli4m Class Olllvvrf. lr:-winlenl 3: Hi-Y. St'l'gt'ilIll'ili- Arnis 2, 3: Hml unel lllark Rexue 3: Fmvtlxull 1, 2, 3: Wrestling 2. 3: Truck 1, 2: Junior Seniors, '60 BARBOUR. JR.. ROBERT RAYMOND Ushers 1. 2g Master Machinists 3. 4g Bowling League 2. 3. 4: Jr. Red Cross 25 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. BART. RICHARD BARTON. JANET Spanish Club l. 2g Block Section 3. 4: junior Sunshine Society 1. 2g Senior Sunshine Society 3, 41 Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 41 Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Broncho Broadcasters 3. 4. BARTON. ROBERT ALLEN Band 1, 23 Hi-Y 2. 3. BEIHL, FRED Latin Club 1: Performers Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 33 Football 1. 2. BENJAMIN. JAMES ERROL Band 1. 2, 3. 43 Pep Band 3. 4g Orchestra 3: Dance Band 4: Basketball Band 1. 2, 3. 4: Broncho Broadcasters 4: Track 2. BENNE'l l'. LlNDA ANN Future Nurses 3. 43 Block Section 3, 43 Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 3, 4. BERCHOFF. SELMA ANN Cboralairs 2, 3g Commercial Club 1. 2: Junior Sunshine Society l. 2: Red and Black Revue 2: Diversified Cooperative Education 4. BERCSMA. FRANCES Fixture Nurses 43 Junior Sunshine Society lg Diversified Cooperative Education 4. BERRY, SIDNEY RAY A Cappella Choir 4: Madrigal Singers 45 Band 1. 2. 3. BEUOY. RANDOLPH HUNTER BEUOY. ROBERTA LOUISE Future Nurses 4: Block Section 4: Senior Sun- shine Society 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. BLUE. RONALD WAYNE Latin Club 1. 25 Class Officers. President 4: Hi-Y 2. 33 Student Council 1, 2. 3, 43 ,l'Club 3. 43 Football 2, 3. 45 Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4. BOCAN, SANDRA SUE Commercial Club I. BOLYARD. CARY LYNN .I-Club 3. 4: Football 3, 4g Wrestling 1. 2, 3. 4, Page 120 Seniors, 960 BONNET. STEVEN ANDRES Track 4: Jr. Reel Cross I. BOSWORTH, JOYCE RUTH Euturc Nurses 45 Junior Sunshine- Society I, 2: Se-nior Sunshine Society 3, 4: U.A.A. l. 2: Library Assistants 2. BOIICI-ITON. STEPHEN GLENN Orchestra 1. 2.3, 4: Spanish Club l. 2: Bowling League 3: Re-el untl Black Revue- I. 2. 3: Junior AVIIICVEHIEIII 4. BOWMAN. MARCIA Latin Cluh 1: Block Section 3, 4: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Se-nior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Jr. Reel Cross 2. 3, 4: Modern Language Club 4 BOWSHER. MARJORIE .IEAN Commercial Club 2: Junior Sunshine: Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Soe-it-ty 3. 4. BOWYER. JAMES .IOSEPH J-Club 3. 4: Cross Country 1: Wrestling I. 2. 3. 4: Track 1. BOYER. .IOHN N. J-Club 3, 4: Football I. 2, 3. 4: Track 3. -I. BOYLL. LEONARD ALBERT Future Teachers of America 3: Senior I'Iay 4: Perfonne-rs Club 3, 4: Debate 'l'e-am 3. 4: N.I .L. 3. 4: Broncho Broadcasters 3. 4. BRAND. CAROL ANN Block Se-ction 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Socicty I. 2: Senior Sunshine- Society 3. 4: Stuelent Council 1. 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2: Junior Achieve-ment -I: Broncho Broadcasters 3. 4-. BRESNAHAN. WILLIAM R. Stuelent Council I: J-Club 3, 4: I-'ootball 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. BRIER. WILLIAM ROBERT BRINSON. KARENE JEAN Future- Nurses -I. BROOKS. JERRY DEAN A Cappella Choir 4: Reel and Black Re-vue 3. BRYANT. BARBARA .IO Commercial Cluh 2. 3: Se-nior Sunshine Society 3: Diversifieel Cooperative- Eelucation 4. BUCK. BOBERTA JANE Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine' Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 1. 2. Seniors, '60 BUMBLEBURG, JERI Girls Cleo Club 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 1. 2, 35 Block Section 3, 43 Junior Sunshine Society l. 2g Senior Sunshine Society 3. BURK, ARTHUR HILLIS Broncho Broadcasters 3. 4. BURNETT. CAROL JEAN Illock Section 3, 4g Junior Sunshinc Society 13 Ilroncho Broadcasters 4. BUSCH. URBAN ARTHUR BUTCHER, JUNE ELLEN Future Teachers of America 3, 4g Block Section 3, 43 Junior Sunshine Society I, 2g N.F.L. 4. BUTLER, LINDA LOU Block Section 3. 4. IIIITLER, ROBERT Ushcrs 2g J-Club 3, 43 Track 43 Swimming 2. 3. 41 Spot Club 3. 4. CAMP, RONALD ALLEN Rand 3. CAMPBELL, LARRY LEE Commercial 1: Spot Club 4g Junior Achievement 33 lloys Ch-e Club, Vice--President 4. CAPLINGER. NANCY MARIE Commercial Club lg Block Section 43 Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2g Senior Sunshine Society 3. 43 Red and Black Revue 3. CARDWELL. CAROL CARTE. DAVID CHARLES Commercial Club 1. CAYLOR, LINDA Block Section 3, 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2. 4g Junior Sun- shine- Society lg Senior Sunshine Society 3, 43 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3. 43 Junior Achievement 3, 4. CHALMERS. WILLIAM JOSEPH Wrestling 1. 2, 3, 4. CHAMBERS. JOSEPH EDWIN Choralairs. Vice-President 25 A Cappella Choir 3, President 4g Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Madrigal Singers 3, 4. Page 121 Seniors, ,60 CHA'l'FlELIJ. RONALD H. A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Madrigal Singcrs 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y Council 4: Key Club 3: Spot Board 3. 4: ,Junior Achievement 4. CHENEA, SUSANNE Spanish Club 1, 2: Junior Sunshine Society 1. COCHRAN, JAMES A. Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Wrestling 1, 2. 3: J-Club 3. 4. COLE. LARRY L. Hand 1, 2. Student Director 3: President 4: Pep Band 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y Council 4: Key Club 2. Vice-President 3: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Dancc Band 1, 2. Leadcr 3. 4. COLLINS, GENE COOK, CAROL ANN Commercial Club 1. 2: Block Section 3, 4: Tri- l'li-Y 1: lliversified Cooperative Education 4. COOPER, NANCY JO Majorettos 1. 2. 3. 4: Hoof Beats 1. 2: Junior Sunshine Society 1, 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. Secretary 4: Student Council 2. 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Junior Achievement 3. 4. COPAS. NORMAN F. Hi-Y 3: Student Council 4g J-Club 4: llaskctball 2. 3, 4: Intramural liaska-tball 4: Junior Achieve-- nicnt 4. CORNS. JERRY W. Junior Acliivvcineiit 3, -1-. CUREY. NANCY COWARD. JOHN FRANKLIN CROSE, MARIANNE Connncrcial Club 23 Block Section 4: Junior Sunshine Society 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. CRUMLY. MICHELE ANN Commercial Club 1: Block Section 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1, 2: Se-nior Sunshine Soc-if-ty 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y l. 4: Junior Achievement 4. CUPPY. SHERRIE Connncrciul Club 2. 3: Block Section 3, 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3: Diversified Cooperative- Educalion 4. DALRYMPLE. GUERRY HARLAN A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Choralairs 2: Singing Bronchos 3: Hi-Y 2, 3. 4: Key Club 4: Red and Black Revue 3: Football 1. State S S1 QQ Fm S0 'vu 50 's E S D Goes ior, Blue, Sen 2 o N age 1 Seniors, '60 DALTON, MARILYN SUE Future 'Teachers of America 3, 4: Band 1, 2: Spanish Cluh 1, 4: Performers Club 3, 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 23 Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: ,Ir. Red Cross 2. 3: N.F.L. 3. 4. DANT, DAVID L. Ushers 1, 2: .I-Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3. 4. DARNELL. WILLIAM EVERTT A Cappella Choir 4: Choralairs 2, 3: Commercial Club Ig Red and Black Revue 3. DAVIS, MICHAEL C. Ushers 1. 23 .I-Club 3. Sergeant of Arms 4: Football 1, 2. 3. 4: Basketball I. 2: Track 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4. DAVIS. RICHARD EUGENE DEARDORFF, PATRICIA E. Future- Nurses 4: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Socicty 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Studcnt Council 1, 2, 3: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4: Spot Board 4: Junior Achievcment 4. DEBOY, ALICE LOUANN Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1, 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3: C.A.A. 1. 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2: Bowling Lcague 4. DENHAM, CARL DEAN DERINIENT. WALTER C. DEVOL III, BRENTON A. Audio Visual 1. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I. 2, 3, Rcd and Black Revue 3: Swimming 2. 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3. DEWENTER, MARGARET ANN Block Section 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3, 4: Red and Black Revue 3: ,lunior Achievement 3. 43 Broncho Broadcasters 3, 4: Language Club 1, Treasurer 4. DEWITT, ROBERT R. Bowling League 3. 4: Junior Achievement 3. DIMMITT. SHARON ANNE Commercial Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Block Scction 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. DIXON, GARY CLAYTON Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: J-Club 2, 3. Secretary 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: Baskclball 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Board I. 2. 3, 4. DOTY. WILLIAM A. Key Club 4: ,Iunior Achievement 3, 4. S Seniors, '60 DUNN. SHARON MARIE Future Nurses 3. 4. DU'l'ENI'lAYER. JUNE ANN A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4: Block Section 3, 4: Hoof Beats I. 2: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3: G.A.A. 1: Retl und Black Revue I. 2. 3. DYER. TERRY E. .I-Club 3. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Real Cross 2. DYKIIUIZEN. DONALD RALPH Cluss Oliicers. Vicc-President 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 31 J-Club 2. 3. 4: Football I. 2. 3. 4: llaskclball I. 2. 3. 4: Baseball I. 2. 3. 4. DYKHUIZEN. PETER GORIS llantl I. 2. 3: Ushers 1: Football I: Golf I. 2. 3. EIIERLE. ROBERT Football I. ELDER. DONNA ANN Future Teachers of America 2. 3: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1, 2: Senior Sun- shine Society 3: G.A.A. I. Reporter 2. Yicc- Presitlent 3. President 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Rowling League 4. ELLSISERRY. JANE A. lhunl I. 2: lllock Section 3. 4: Majorettes 1. 2: Junior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Red and lllack Revue I. 2. 3: Junior Achievement 4. ENSINGER. JOHN PAUL Commercial Club 1: Wrestling 2. EUBANK, LINDA SUE C.A.A. 2. 3. 4: Jr. Rell Cross 2. 3. 4: Junior Achievement 3, 4. EYLENS. WILLIAM P. .I-Club 4: Cross Country 4: Baseball 3. 4: Intra- mural Dasketball 4. FAIR. RONNIE Ushers 1: Master Maellinists 3. FAIRCIIILD. DAWN MARIE Future Teachers of America 2. 3: Future Nurses 3. 4: Performers Club 3. 4: G.A.A. 2. Secretary 3: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Junior Achievement 4: Ilroncho Broadcasters 3. 4. FARNER, PATRICIA MAE FASSNACHT. JUDITH KAY Choraluirs 2: Commercial Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1: Senior Sunshine Society 4: Real anal Black Revue 2: Jr. Rerl Cross 3. 4. Page 126 Seniors, '60 H'A.l,luX. NAINLX l.lal', I llIKl,l'f. JERRX ll0l'lll.AS .I-Clulr 3. 4: Cross flillllllly 2. fl. -'ll lluskellizlll 2.3.11 llu:4i'ln1ll2Z 'l'l'u1'li fl. -l. FINK. WlLl.l.-'Ol I.-KWH!-INQIE llunfl l. 2.3.-1: Kfonnnerviul Club 1: l'li-Y 2. 3. -l: Kf'yifl11lm2.3.-1. l l'l'f. lllili,-Xl.D ll0N,X'l'U Nautilus Stall Zi. -l: Yell l,ea1lf-rs 3. -l: lli-X 1, Presiilc-nl 2.3.1.1 ,I-Clulr 3. -1: Fivmlmull l. 2. 25. -yl: XVr1-slling 1.2.31 Spul lflulr l. 2. 3. l. l l,lC'l'l1lIER. NMHX IN IJ.-Kl,l'. FOICHICI.. LINUX Ill,-XNN lilurk Section -l-: S+-nior Snnxliinc- Slavic-ly bl: 'liri-Hi-Y fl: Spot llllllb -l. l 0llll. LINID-X K-XX Iful11ll1e'l'4'iul lfluln l. 2. fl. fl: llluvk S1-rliun Il. -l: ,luninr Sllllwlilllt' Sm-ie-ly l. 2: l.iln'ury AQ-iwluillx l 2 'S -l' Lilururv l'lulm YlCC-l,l'P4ltlf'!ll l. 2. l'rm--- l1lt'lll 5. l-I lll'mn'lin liI'Ulllll'ilbll'lN .l. -l. l US'l'lfli. LUIS l.Xl RK ll,,-XA, lg ,luninr Sun-liinv Suviq-li l. 2: flung- rnerrviul Clnln 3. FOX. .ll DY IRICNIC A liuppf-lla iflmir 3. Pl: lill0l'iIlLlll'!- 2: lllm-k Sw'- liun Il. 4: Re-al :nnl llluvk Reine- 2. 3: l.iln'ury 'Xa-151.11115 l. Z. 3, VRYICR. fNllf,fH'Xl'fl, A. Senior Play -1-1 llsln-rf l. 2: Ke-5 Clnlm l. 2: J-iflnlm 2. 3. lg lfuolluill l: Trai-k l: Swimming l. 2. 3. 4. l llNKHOU5ER. ITRXNCIS FRY l llNKH0lf9ER. HENRY llgXYl'0N Nuutiliw Staff -I-: .l-1 Ilnlr 2. 3, -I-: 'l'rurk 2. JS, 'il . Sl SAN .lib l'l Ql K Cmnnlnf-rf-iul Clulv 3: lllm-k Svvlinn Il: jnniur Sunshine Sm-if-ly l. 2: Sz-ninr Sunshine- Suviw-ty Il. ilAl.l,0WAY. JOHN ICDWQXRD l,ziIin Club l. 2: Senior Play l: lli-Y -l-: Rf-al Llllss-l. ll.-NNSUN. WlLl.l'XNl KlCl'l'H Hand 1, 2. 3,41 Pep llunml Al-: llzlwlwllnlll nilllll 3. 4: Orvlleslru 3: Spuniwli llluli l. 2: lli-Y 2. 3: llilurury -hsislulnlp. l. 2. 3. Seniors, '60 GELDMACHER. ANN M. Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-I'Ii-Y 2. 3. 4: Rcd and Black Revuc 2. 3: Spot Club 3. 4: Broncho Broadcasters 4. CELLENBECK. LOLA JEAN Junior Sunshine Society 1. GENTRY. JOY LYNN Latin Club 1: Block Section 3. 4: Hoof Beats 1: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshinc Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Junior Achievc- ment 3. 4. CIBBS. MARY MILDRED Orchestra l. 2: Commercial Club 1: Scnior Sun- shine Society 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 1. 2. CODDARD. CHARLES DOUGLAS Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 1. 2: Track 1. 2: J-Club 4: Spot Club 1. 2. GRAEFNITZ. LARRY ARTHUR Band 1. 4: Orchestra 2. Vice-President 3. Presi- dent 4: Hoof Beats 1. 2: Student Council 1: Red and Black Revue 1. 2. 3: Junior Achieve- ment 4: Dance Band 3. 4. CRAY. LORETTA MILDRED Girls Glce Club 2. 3: Commercial Club 4: Block Section 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. CRIES. JAMES CARPENTER Hi-Y 3. 4: Student Council 4: Debate Tn-am 3. 4: Key Club President 4: Track 1. 3. 4: N.F.L. 3, 4: Broncho Broadcasters 4. CRIMES. JULIA ANNA Future Nurses 3. 4: A Cappclla Choir 4: Band 1. 2. 3: Orchestra 2. 3: Block Section 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Spot Club 2, 3. 4. GROVES. GARY HARVEY Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball Band 3: .Junior Achievement 3, 4: Latin Club 1: Spot Club 1. GIILLION. CHARLES EDWIN Future Teachers of America 1, 2. Treasurer 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Key Club 2. 3. 4: .Junior Achievement 3. 4. GIINTLE. CAROLYN IRENE Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Block Section 4: Junior Sun- shine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: C.A.A. 1. 2: Jr. Red Cross 2. HALL. .IANICE DARLENE Block Section 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Spot Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Board 1. 2. 3. 42 Broncho Broadcasters 3. 4. HALL. REBECCA JANE Nautilus Stall' 2. 3. Assistant Editor 4: Block Section 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y I. 2. Treasurer 3, Vicc-President 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Spot Board 1. Vicc-Pres- ident 2. 3. 4: Broncho Broadcasters 2. 3. 4. HARDESTY. CARL MILTON Master Machinists 4. l Page 127 sl' -ai' fl Seniors, '60 IIARNION, LAWRENCE KENNETH Hi-Y Treasurer 2. 3: ,I-Ciuh 2. 3, 4: Ftmthuil 1. 2. 3. -I: Travk I. 2. 3. 4: Spot Iiourd 3: Intra- mural Ilaskethall 4-. IIARRINCTON. ELAINE MAXINE Future Nurses 3. 4: .Iuniur Sunshine Sm-iety I: Jr. Red Cross 4. HART. DONNA NIAE Commercial Chili I. 2. 3. 411: Junior Sunshine Sm-iety 1. 2: Seninr Sunshine Society 3. I: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. IIAWK. LINUX IUYCE Blovk Se-vtion 3. 4: Future Tens-Iiers of .-Xin:-rii 1 2. 3. Sm-retary 4: C.fX.A. I. 2. 3, -I: .Iuninr ,M'hievt-:nent 3. IIAYES. CONNIE NADINE Ifuturi' Nurses 3. 4: Hand I. 2. 3. -I: 0:1-Ii:-sti':i I. 2, 4: Spanish Cluh 1. 2, 4: Block Set-tiun 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Suri:-ty 3. -I: Ilmif Items 2, II.-XYES. .I.-KCK EUGENE Nautilus Stat? 3. 4: 'I'rzu'Ii I. 2: Swiinniing I. 2. I'I.'tt ES. JANET K,-KY Iiand I. 2. 3. 4: Iiluck Sw-tion 3. 4: Senior Sun- Sililtt' Stwiety 3. 4: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: Rt-d Cross 2: Junior .'xt'IlICYt lltl'lII 4: Ihmuhlin Ihpamiv masters 3. H -XYNES. IJI.-XNE Coininervial Cluln I, 3. AI: Illm-k S4-vtinn -I: .Itin- ior Sunshine Sm-ivty 1. IIA YW ARD, WAYNE HEI I EI.I INtlER. I0 ANN Cmnmervial Club lg Bleu-k Set-tion 3, 4: .Iuniur Sunshine Society I. 2: Seuinr Sunshine Sm-ie-ty 3. 4: 'I'ri-Hi-Y I. 2: Spot Cluh 4. IIENNINC. KA'I'HY FLORENCE Spanish Chili I. 2. 3: Yell Leaders 2: Student Cnunril I. 2: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3, 4: Red and Iiluvk Rex ut- 2. 3. IIERTZEH. NORNI.-KN KAY Band I. 2. 3. 4: Pr-p Iiand 2. 3. 4: Chiss Otiive-rs. President 2: Student Council 2. 3. President 4: ,I-Club 3, AI: Ti-nnis I. 2. 3. 4: NIilllLlp,'Bl'. Iiuskvt- hall I. 2. 3. -I. IIIA'l I'. IIOIIERT IIARRISON Key Chili 1: Red and Black Revue- I: Wi'eQtIing 1. 2: Track I: Spot Cluh 1.2. HINIJS. RONNIE LEE Orvhc-stra I. 2. 3. Student IjIl'f'I'Itll'. Yit'e-I'rt-:4i- dent 4: Hoof Beats lg Red and Iilavk Rewue I. 2. 3: Color Cuurd 2. Captain 4. HOCKEMA, .IERILYN .IEAN Future Nurses 3. 4: ,Iuuinr Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Sm-ivty 3: ILA..-I.. 3. 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RIIIIIQXRII I.I.ONlI IIOLIJI-1III IEI,II. Ill.I'fNlI.-K .'XNNI'f'I I'I'I Illock Sevtion 3. -I: Hoof Ileatlf 2: IIMI .Intl Iilnt-It Rvvln- 3: Lilurury Iflnlr I. IIOl.Slfl.-KW. WII.l.l.-XXI IIOI.'I'. SXNIJIIK III.-KNIC IIIm'k Se-vtiun LIZ .IIIIIIUT SIIIINIIIIII' Sorivty I. 2: Sn-ninr Sunshine Fm-it-ty II. I: IIiwl'1iIIvsI Ifn- npc-rutiw EmIut'utiun -I. IIOSKINS. fXI.IIfI'I NIfXIiIIi Girls Glue Illulr 2. 15: .Iuninr SIIIISIIIIII' Suri:-tx 1.2. IIOI INIXRIJ. XI 'XRK FIIJW IN IIun1I I. 2. 3. -I: I'f-p Iiuntl VI: Orwln'-lm II: .I r. IIPII Crow 2: Ihwke-tlnull Ilnntl. IIOVI'ICI.I,. SXNIJIIN XIXIIIIC III'1'Ilk'SII'I1 I. 2. Sevrelury 3. PI: Illm-k Sw-lion II: ,Iunior Sunshine Sm-it-ty I. 2: Rt-tl LIIIII III:n'Ix Ro-vue I. 2. II. IIIFFINICS. IIOIIOTIIN IWXX IImnnn'rm'iaI Iflulr -I-: IIIum'k 54-1-timl I. HIIHTT. IJON.-NI.IJ. O. Hi-Y 3: Student Ikmnt-iI -I-1 Iinxkvtlmull I. ZZ: IIasq-hall 1, 2. I-1 .lr. Red Ifrn-N I: IIIIHIIIIIIIQII IIasketI1alI3. I. IICNNINILS. .IIJIIIIIIIQKNIN Nlajurettvs I. 2. Captain 3. I: Senior SunsInim- Suvivty 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. -I: Rv-tl LIIIII IIIzu'k IIHU1' 2. II. -I: Spur Iimml II: .luniur 'xI'IIIl'Xl'- ment 3.4: IIrum'Iw IIt'uu4Im'usta-I+ I-. JUHNS. IIONNII III'I.'XKI.ICI'fN IVIIPIIIIIIIIITIZII lllulr I: .Iunior Snnshinv- Snwivtt I. JOHNSON. IIICORIII2 IfImraIuirQ 1. 2, N IPO'-I,I'f'iIlIl'III fi: Slant Iinurul 12. JOHNSON. .IICRRN LI-IIC JOHNSON. RIIIIIARIJ EIRI. Hi-Y 3: Student Count-il 3: .I-Iflnln II. I1 lfrm- Ikruntry 3. 43 Iiuskm-tI1uII I. 2. II. I: 'I'mt'It I. 12. 3. 4. .IlIS'I'IIII'I. KENNICTII WKIIIC Future VIICIICIIPTS of AlIlf?I'IK'2l JI. I: Spanish Illulv I. 2: NImIern Fort-ign I.ut1guupv IIIuIn IS. -I: .I'CIllIl 2. 3. 4: Fuuthull I. 2: 'I'rark I. 2. 3. I: Swinmming 3. Seniors, '60 KANTZ, RICHARD LANIONTE Ushers 3: Master Machinists 2. 3. 4. KAIIFFMAN. GERALD L. Spanish Club 1. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: .Iunior Achieve- ment 3: Spot Club 2. 4. KEPLER. ROBERT PAUL Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band 4: Orchestra 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4: ,Iunior Achievement 4. KING. CHESTER LEE KIRTZ. REX WAYNE Latin Club I: Quill and Scroll 4: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4: Baseball 1. 2: ,Iunior Achievement 4: Booster Stall' 2. 3. Sports Editor 4. KLINKER. SANDRA NIARIE Block Section 3. 4: .Iunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Spot Club 2. 3. 4: Modern Language Club 4. KONINC. MARY ALYCE Commercial Club I. 2. Historian 3: Treasurer 4: Block Section 3. 4: .Iunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4. KONING. ROBERT WILLIAM Nautilus Staff 4: Intramural Basketball I. KRAMMES, ELAINE KAY Block Section 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1, 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. KIIIPERS, LEE ALAN A Cappella Choir 3, Vice-President 4: Madrigal Singers 4: Singing Bronchos 3: Latin Club 2: Hi-Y 2: Red and Black Revue 2. 3. KIILL. DONNA MARIE Block Section 3, 4: I uture Teachers of America 4: Junior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 2. 3: Spot Board 4. KIIMMINCS. DAVID L. Spanish Club I. 2: Track 2. 3. I.AI OLLET'l'E. SARAH ANN Latin Club I: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sun- shine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Club 3, 4: ,Iunior Achievement 4. LAMBERSON. NIARTIN KEITH LANE. LANA .IO Spanish Club 1: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sun- shine Society l. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 'Treasurer 4: Jr. Red Cross 3. Page 131 gpm Pngc' 132 6' L 1 va? Seniors, '60 IANE. MARY K.-X'l'Hl.liEN Yell L1-arlers l: lilm-k Sevtion 3. 4: Senior Snn- sliinm- Sm-iely 3. 4: R:-il ami liiuvk Rexua- 3: Jr. Red Lrnss I. 2. 3. -iz Spot Linh 2. 3. -I-: hpul Dnarii 2. LEECIH. SIDNEY GORDON Pr-rfnrmers Ciuln 3. 11: .i-ffinli 2. 3. 4: 'l'ram'k 2. 3. 4: Swinnning 2. 3. -I-: N.F.l.. 3. -1. LEMOND. EDWARD Student Cunni-il 1. 2. 3. 'l'reasnre'r 4: .I-flluii 2. 3, 'l'ri-usnrer 4: Fuolliull l. 2. 3. 4: Rusk:-tlmull l. 2. 3. 4: Track l. 2. 3. fi l.il,l.ARD. MIIZHAEI, Rami l. 2. 3. -1-: Raskellmali Rand 3. 4: Fnntiiull 1. 2. LINTHICUXI. TERRY Spnnish Clulr 1. 2: Hi-Y 2. 3. Sea-re-tary Xi-: .lnninr :Yuiiiew-nielit 3. -1. l.I'l'Tl.E. RONALD LRE LONG. JOSEPH LEE LONG. .IIIDITH ANN Cniiiiiwwial Cinli 1: Diork Sevlion li. L0'l i'. DENNIS J. .luninr .-Ycllieveimwnl 3. 4. LYNCH. CLAUDIA KAY :Y Cuppvlia liimir 2. 3: Unnniervial lflnir i. 2. iz Blovk Section 3. 4: ,lr.Rv1HIruss 2. 3. 4: Diversi- Hml lfnnperative Ecluvution fi: .lunior Sunshine Hnviely 2. LYNCH. KA'l'Hl.Ei2N Band l. 2. Librarian 3. - ig Ori-iieslra l. 2, 3. -i: Rim-k Sem-lion 3. 4: Hoof Rents 2: Senior Sun- shine Soris-ty 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4: ,Inninr .M-hievvinenl 3. M A HOY, DON N A .i O Ci1oraIairs3: fillIllll'l1'I'l'illi lfiuli 1.2. 3.4. MANSF'lEl.D. GREG CIAWSON Latin Ciuim 1: Wrestling 1. 2. -if: Nianagar Wrestling 3. NIARTIN. RARRIE JD Nautilus Staff 3. 4: Rlnvk Sovlinn 3, 4: Sc-ninr Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Stmlrnt Conn:-il 1: junior Am-hivveinent -iz Real unnl Rluvk Revue- 2. 3. NIARTIN. JAMES CARY .I-Clnlr 3. 4: liuselnali 2. 3. 4: Spot Rnarii 4. Seniors, '60 INIARTIN. SANDRA .I. Rlovk Scction 3. 4: .Iunior Sunshine Socicty 1. 2: Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3, 41 Spot Rourd 4: Junior Achicvenu-nt 3. 4. NIAUCK. CLYDE R. Rand 2. 3. 4: Pep Rand 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Red and Rlack Rcvue 2. INICDOWELI.. MARCELITE MARIE Spanish Cluln 1. 2: Comnierrial Cluh 3, Presi' dcnt 4: Iilock Section 3. 4: .lunior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4. NICKEICIIEN. NANCY Conunercial Cluh 1. 2. 3. 4: Rlock Scction 4: .Iunior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshinc Society 3. INICKENZIE. DAVID Class Ofiiccrs. Presidcnt 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4: .I- Cluh 2. 3. 4: Footlmall 2, 3, 4: Rasketliall 2. 3, 4: Ilasehall 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Board 2. 3. NICKINNISS. NANCY KAY Future Nurscs 3. 4: Girls Clue Cluh 2. 3: Rlock Section 3. 4: junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Sen- ior Sunshine Society 3: G.A.A. 1: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2. MCKINNISS. WALTER EDWIN Latin Cluh 1: Senior Play 4: Nautilus Staff 3: Hi-Y, Secretary 2. 3, President 4: Hi-Y Council 4: Student Council 4: Junior Achieve-nient 4. IIICLIN. THOMAS JAY Spanish Club 1: Jr. Rcd Cross 4. INICNEELY. JAMES RRICE I'Ii-Y 2. 3. Sergeant of Arms 4: ,I-Cluh 2. 3. Pres- idcnt 4: Footlnall 1. 2. 3. 4: Wrestling 2. Co- Captain 3. 4: Tennis 1. 2. Captain 3. NIEEKS. VALERIE .IEAN Future Nurses 3. 4: Senior Play 4: Dlock Section 3: Senior Sunshinc Society 4: Pcrformers Cluh II. 4: Junior txL'llIC'YCIllt'llI 4: N.l-'.L. 4. NIERCER. .IERRY NI. A Cappclla Choir 3. 4: Singing Ilronchos 3: Nautilus Staff 3. 4: Intramural Rasketliall 3. MESSENGER. FREDERICK WILRIIR Orchestra 1. 2. 3. 4: Bowling League 4: Red and Black Revue- 1. 2. 3: Jr. Red Cross 2. 'NIE'I'CALl . FREDERICK DANIEL Spanish Cluh 1: Rooster Staff 3. 4: Nautilus Staff 3. 4: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. Chaplin 4: Junior Achievcnient 3. 4. NIETZCER. CARY LEE A Cappclla Choir 3. 4: ,I-Cluh 3. 4: Red and Iilacli Ra-vue 2. 3: Foothall 1, 2. 3: Daskcthall 1. 2: Track 1. 2. 3: Spot Board 3. 4. MEYERS. NIARSHA Seniors, '60 MICKLER. CHARLES WILLIAM Band 1. 2. 3. MILEY. CAROLE SUE Illock Section 4: Library Assistants 2. MILEY. FREDERICK LAWRENCE Wrcstling I. 2. 3: Track I : Swimming l. MILLER. DOLORES ANN Commercial Cluli 4: Illock Section -I: .lunioi Sunshine Society 1. 2: Tri-Hi-Y I. MILLER. SONDRA KAY A Cappella Choir 3, 4: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 2: Senior Sunshine So- ciety 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Red and Black Revue- 3: Broncho Broadcasters 4. MINK. WILLIAM EDWARD Audio Visual 1. 2. 3. 4: Nautilus Stall' 3. 4: Foot- ball 1, 2, 3: Basketball I. 2: Jr. Red Cross 3. Vice-President 4: Spot Club 2. 3. 4: lntrnmurul Ilusketliall 3, 4. MOBLEY, BARBARA SUE Future Nurses 4: Choralairs 2: Block Section 4: Hoof Beats 1: Junior Sunshine Society 2: Red and Black Revue 2: Junior Achievement 4. MONTGOMERY. SANDRA L. Clioralairs 3: Girls lllee Cluli 2: Commercial Club 3, 4: junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 4: jr. Red Cross 4. MORGAN. ALICE LOUISE Illock Section 4. MORRISON. HELEN LYNNE Latin Club 1: Nautilus Staff. Illock Section 3. fl: Scnior Sunshine Society 4: Student Council 2. 3: Tri-HI-Y I. 2. 3. 42 Spot Cluh 3. 4. MOSIER. DANIEL DAVID Class Ollicf-rs, Vice-President 2: Hi-Y l. Vicc- Presidcnt 2. 3: ,I-Club 2, 3, 4: Track I. 2. 3. -I: Swimming 3. 4: Spot Club I. 2. 3, 4: Spot Iluard I, 2, President 3. 4. NIOWERY. RAY A Cappella Choir 2. 3. 4: Red and Black Revue 2: Eoothall 2: Basketball I. 2: Track I. 2. MUNCER. LEWIS EDWIN Audio Visual, Vice-Prcsident 4: Ka-y Clulm 3. Treasurer 4: Wrestling 4. MYERS. .IOHN ROBERT Bowling League I. NEAL. CORA Rll'I'I'I Spanish Cluli 2. 3. 4: Library Assistants 22 .Ir. Red Cross 3. 3 1 i 5 3 'Q' Free Enterprise Through ,luniorflch ievement P11510 1.75 Seniors, '60 ' 1 pg 'Alf 2- wi? , x rf wg! NI-'I IJIIfXX1 ILIWIRILIF RUN Xl Il Ilan 'z- ' nf..-1 Q Nl.l'.lllI,'KxI. .IUIIN I'IIII.I,II' NFIIIICII. N-IRIN KXY X I lllllllll flu II 2 I Ire--mm-r I: XI11 'A--a Nlllgm-ls -1: Illm-IQ Svvlmll 3. I-1 In-1 1 1: ' Sllllrlllllf' Suwivly 3. I'1'1--i1I--Ill I. --Q QIVIIIINII l'IuIm I 2' QUIIIUI' I'I-lv I' l7l'l'I.lll'IlIl'I NLIIAN. IIIUNIIXS .XI.IIl IIN ' .X Cappella Clmir 3. AI: Ifllurulair- 2: N1-II :un Illuvk Rmlw 2: 'I'ru1-- : 'z 'a as' - a E53-9 NI'.lNIN.1,I'.0Rl.I-. IIXRIAN Illuvk Revue II: .Iuniur.-M'I1imvnle1nl II. I. NICLSIIN, I'.'X'I'IIIlfI.'X .IO-KN Ifonunwwizll lfluln 3. I: Iilnr-I4 Svvlinn I: .Iuninr f V. SIIIISIIIIH' Sm-ic-ly 1. 2: Fe-rlior Sunxhim' Sfwie-ly - 2 ,4 .. . . f , NIH IIXIII. I..-XRIH .I 'XNIP5 V 5 l'hlll'l'N'l1 Nauliluf SIHII 1I: .Iuniur M'Ilie-vu-lllvlll IM. .3 'I I.-:,.ff ':': I I I : Nl1Ill0l,SUN.SIIXRON xxx I Nw lf' Q ...,. I Ilork 5e4'li1m3.-I-: SFIIIUFSIIIIFIIIIIQT Sm-il-lx I. -'- ... I I' IL ' Iz' :': IIliI'IIII.II'I. KI KRUIH IN I uIurv Nur-vw II. I: Iilm-k Svvlimn II. I: ,Iunim if Iam' 15:6 '95 SIIIINIIIIN' Sm-iely I: If X. X. I: I,iIn'ury Xvixlalnl UIIl'.Iil.II1.. FII -XRUN I,I-.la u,.-. . 'ill i ' '...2 . -. Q. 'I-2 l!rum'Ixn lgI'ULlll1'ilFIf'I'S'l1 IVIIII1' Inn 2. 3. I. 0 IIIIIITN. IIII.I. .I. Hmm- 3: lfumlmull I. 2: Wrestling I. 2. .:Kli0I.XlN NI I2 Iulurn- Nurscx I: 'I Lappm-Ilan Llunr 2. -'v. I: UIQIIOIIN. XIX IINX l.I'fIf Iilm-k Sea-lion 3. I:.InninrSun-I1im'Swi4-ly I. 2: Fcnior SLIIIFIIIIII' Soviely JI: jr. III-ll ffrnv I1 Hmm-In-I I3rnanIm'usle1'sII. II. Ul.l'.X. II XRUIH N I.I-II-I Board 4. Hvxm- 3: .Iuniur Sunflrim- Sm-ivly 2: S1-nim I X ljuppellu lilwir 3. AI: IlllflI'llIilIl'4 2: Nlzlmlrigzll Singers I: Singing lin-mn-Img 3: Ihnl :mul Iiluvk I .luninr SllIl4llIllf' Sm-if-ly I: III-II :xml Illuvk II4-uw Nuuliluf Stuff, 3. 4: Illork Sevlilm 3. -I: Juniur Sunshine Sm-ivty 1. 2: Se-ninr SUIIQIIIIIC Suciety 3. 4: Tri-HI-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Spot Club 2. 3. 4: Spot Seniors, '60 0ll'l'H0llSE. ROBERT BURTON Stutle-nt Council 3: Basketlmall 1. 2: Baseball 1: Track 3. 0Yl'lRl.RY. RICHARD DEAN lli-Y 2. Il. sl: lli-Y Couuvil 4: Student Council 2: .l-lfluln 2. 3. -1: Wrestling 3. 4: Manager. Foot- hall 2. Wrestling l. 2: ,lunior .M-hievenient el. l'AlC'l'll. IIIANIC R. l'.'Xl.Nll'fR. lRlS .lli-XNlC'l l'li Coiuim-rviul Cluh 2. 3. Secretary -lf: Girls lllee lflulv 1: Blot-lx Set-tion 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Sot-it-ty 3. -1: Stuwleut Council 4: Library .Ns- sistuuts 2. 3. 4: Lilrrury Clulm 2. Secretary 3. -l-. l'.-XPRUCKI. .llilJl'l'H LYNNIC lfuturt- Nurses 3. View-Presitlent 4: Nautilus Stull' 3, 4: Junior Sunshine Society l. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4. IVXRKICR. DOROTHY JE,-KN lfuturv Nurses 3. 1: Block Section 3. 4: Hoof Beuts l. 2: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Sovivty 3. 4: Reml untl Black Rt-vue l. 2. fl: l'. Rell Cross 2. 3. 4. l'.-XRTLUW. PATRICIA CAll, Future' Nurses -I-: junior Sunshine Society 1. P.-KITGH. CONNIH l'.-XXTUN. ll,-XYIIJ Nl.'XRSHAl.l, Bowling lmugue l. ll.-XYNIC. JOHN :Xl.l.lCN Latin Clulm l: Red and Black Revue 1: Footlvull 1. 2: Wrestling 1: Track 1. 2: Broueho Broawl- rastm-rs fl-. l'.-XYNl'I. 0RYlLl,lC N. Red untl Black Rei ue 2. l'l'Il l-'l,l'1N. ROSENI.-KRN Block Section 3. -1: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: l,ilnrary Assistants 2. PERSIIINU. NIltIllAEl. JEROME Banml l. 2. 3. 4: Ort-hestra 4: Spanish Clulv 2. l'Hll.l.ll'S. FREIDRIQIK L. l'lCKl'fRINll. LARRY LEE llhoruluirs 2. 3: Reml antl Black R1-vue 2. Q? t v 'TS' iv' 11:7 Page 1.77 J Page 138 Seniors, '60 l'LAT'l', .IOHN LOGAN Future- Teachers of America 3, 4: llooster Stull 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Key Club 4: Refl antl Black Rm-vue 2: .lunior Achievement 4. PONTO. LANA JEAN Future Teach:-rs of America 4: Yu-ll Leatle-rf l. 2. 3. Captain 4: Student Council 3. -1: 'l'ri-Ili-N I. 2. 3. 43 Reel anrl lllacli Rcvuu' I. 2. 3: Spot Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Ilozirtl 2. 3. POPE. VERONICA ANN Cmnntercial Club 2. 3. rl: lllock Section 3. -1: Junior Sunshine Socicty l. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 4: Librztry Awsistuutf 3. -l: l.lllI'lll'y' Club 2. 3. 'l'r4-asurer 4. I'O'l I'I,ITZER. BONNIE HELENE Spanish Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Block Section 3. -I: Performers Club 3. 4: Senior Sunshine' Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2. 3. 4: Rell uml lllack Revue 2, 3: N.F.I... 3. 4. VRIDEMORE. BILLY D. PRIDEMORE. YALERIE .IANE Future Teachers of Arncrica 3. 4: Cborulatir- I: Cirls Ch-e Club 4: Yell Lt-znlers 1: Block Svc- tion 3. 4: .lunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4. PRIEST, ROGER D. Bantl l. 2. 3. Announcer -1-3 Pep Ilantl 4-3 Orchvs- tra 3, 4: Perfortners Club 3. 4: llroncbo llroaul- casters 4: N.F.L. 3. 4. NICHOLS. GEORGE I'RIIl'l l'. El.lZAllE'l'H .lliANNE'l l'E Future Nurses 33 Iilock Section 3. -I: Senior fiunshinn- Society 3. 4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y I. -l-: Jr. Rell Cross l. 2. Presizlcnt 3. 4: Ilroncho llrmnlcu-ters 4: Yell Leaders 4. PURYIH, SHARON KAY Latin Club 1: lllock Section 3. 4: .lunior Sun- f-hinc Society l. 2: S4-nior Sunshine Sm-ia-ty 3. 4: Recl and Black Revue 2. 3: Spot Club I. 2. 3. 4: Spot Board 3, 4. RAINWATER. ALICE I'A'l'RlClA Orchestra I. 2. 3: Commervial Club I: Hoof Beals 2: ,Iunior Sunshine Society l: R4-tl unil Black Revue I. 2. 3. RAMSEY. HALLIE Jr. Re-fl Cross 3. REED. MICHAEL Booster Stull' 4: Nautilus Staff -1: llil I. 2. 3. Treasurer 4: Hi-Y Council 3, 4: K1-y Club 2: Spot Club 3, 41 Iironcbo llroatlcuslers fl. RENICK. CHESTER DWAYNE Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Stualcnt Council 3: Rell unml lllai-lx Revue 2: Football 1. 2: Wrestling 1. 2. REPPERT. DONALD D. J-Club 3. 4: Manager. Swimming 3. Seniors, 960 REX NtlI.llS. SHIRLEY ANN Connnercial Club 1. 2. 3: Block Section 3. 4: Performers Club 3, 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Jr. Real Cross 4. RICHARDSON. PEGGY ANN Connnercial Club 1. 3. 4: Block St-ction 3. 4: Hoof Beats 1: Junior Sunshinc Society l. 2: I.ibrary Assistants 2. 3. 4: I.ibrary Club. Yicc- l'resitIcnt 3. 4: Broncho Broatlcaslers 3. RI'I I'ICR. LARR5 Il. A Cappella Choir 3. -1: Cltoralairs 2: Football I. ROBBINS. GLENN RAY A Cappella Choir 3. 4: Choralairs 2: J-Club 3. 4: Rctl and Black R:-vuc 1. 2. 3: Wrestling 2. 3. 4: Track 3. ROBBINS. JACK R. ROBBINS. PATRICIA ANN Connncrcial Club 1: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshinc Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Socicty 3. 4: Tri-Ili-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Junior Achievement 4. ROBERTSON. KAREN SUE Futurc Nurses 4: Latin Club 1: Connnercial Club 4: Junior Sunshine Socicty 1: Library Assistants 4: Jr. Retl Cross 1. RUBINAUGII. KAREN IlIANl'i Block St-ction 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Socicty 1. 2: Senior Sunshinc Society 3. 4: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4. RUIIINSUN. I'AllL EIIWIARII Football I. 2: Intramural Buskctball l. 2. ROGGE. RUSALINIJ ANNE Motlcrn Language Club 4: Science Club 3. ROOZE. KAREN JUNE Spanish Club 1. 2. 3: Block Section 3. 4: Sturlcnt Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Real and Black Re-vue 2. 3: Spot Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Broncho Broatlcastcrs 4: 'I'ri-Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. ROSS. THONIAS Ili-Y 3. 4: Jvfllllll 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 1: Tennis I. 2. 3. 4: Spot Club 4: Spot Boartl 4: .lunior Achievctnent 4. ROVER. KATHRYN EYEIXN A Cappclla Choir 3. Secretary 4: Choralairs 2: 'llutlri val Sinners 3 4' Block Scction 3 4' Iuniot . g, . ,. . .. . . . . . Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Rctl antl Black Revue 2. 3. RUBRIGHT. JULIA ANN Connnercial Club l. 2. 3. 4. RIWIPZA. JOHN Hi-X 1: J-Club 2. 3. 4: Football 1. 2: Wrestling 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball 1: 'I'raclc 1: Spot Club 3. 4. - wh..- S W 'Q---'Y l 4.5- 5... fr.: N., f' 'x Ft ,- X V ...J ,r- 2 I I l ! R... 'VN' as S- 4 G KX.. wi 2,-Q if: sd' 1? ribs. Page 139 -f . 'CY 3' Page 1-I0 Seniors, ,60 RUSSELL, MARILYN ANN lionnnt-rcial Illuli I. 2. Vive-Pre-siilent 3: Block Sf-1-tion 3. -I: Senior Play 4: Junior Sunshine- Soviety 1. 2: Se-nior Sunshine Sonic-ty 3. 4, ST. JOHN. SANDRA SUE Spanish Cluh 4: Illock Se-1-tion 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Som-if-ty 3. 4-: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Real :intl Illalvk Ra-vue I. 2. 3: jr. Roll fIl'0ss 2. 3. SCHAAI7. ELIZABETH CA'I'HIiRINE Urvhestra I, 2. 3. AI: Illovk Seetion 3. -1: Iloof IIeats I. 2: .Iunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Sot-iety 3: Tri-Hi-Y I: Rerl uml Iilavk R1-wuel. 2. 3. SCHICUMANN. SUE tioinmerriul Cluh 4: Block Sevtion 3, 4: .Iunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Stutlent Council 2: Tri-Ili-Y I. 2: Junior Avhieveinent 3. 4. SCHNEIDER. JOHN OLNEY Latin Cluh 1: Bowling League 2. SIIHRADER. VINCENT E. Quill anrl S1-roll ll-: Senior Play 2: Booster Stall' 3. News Eslitor 4: Student Counvil 2. 3. 4: Howling League- 2. 3, St-ora-tury fl-: Rell anal Blat-k Rm ue 2. 3. SCIIRANIINI. ELLEN LOUISE Ilancl 3. 4: Orvliestra 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Soviety 4. SCIIUlIHARIJ'I'. URSULA Future Teacliors of America 3: Commercial Cluli fl-: Illock Sevtion 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Sou-if-ty 3: .Ir. Real Cross 3: Spot Iloarcl 3: Modern For- eign I-uiigtiag1-Cluli -I. SCIIIULTZ. .IANIICS FLOYD Ilantl 1. 2. 3. 4: Pep Iiantl 4: Orchestra 3: Bas- kethall Ilantl 2: II-xwling League 3: Dani-e Ilunml 2. -I. SEIIRICY. ROIIERT L. SICI.I.EtIK. .IIDITH ANN Ifuture Nurs:-s 3. Ser-rt-tary -I-: ,Iunior Sunshine Soviety I. 2: Senior Sunshine- Soviety 3. -I. SHARP. FRANCES ANN tlonnm-rt-iul Iiluli I. 2. 3. Vive-I'rf-sinlt-lit -I-: .I un- ior Sunshine- Soriety I. 2: Se-nior Sunshine So- vivty 3. 4: Iilovk Section 4: G.A.A. 2. 3. Secretary 4: SIlltIf'IlI Council 3: Howling League 4. SHAW. KEITH SHEI I'IERD. LINDA ELAINE Future Nurses 3, 4: Ort-hestra I. 2. 3. 4: Block Section 3. 4: Junior Sunshine Sovit-ty I. 2: Senior Sunshine Soviety 3: Tri-Hi-Y I. 2. 3: Real untl Iilmklieuif-1. 2. 3, SHII'I'. NIARY ALICE tlirls illee Illuh 2. 3. 4: Illovk Set-tion 3. -1: .Inn- ior Sunshine Society I. 2: Srtlllll' Sullslllllf So- ciety 4: Library As-sisluntsf',I.41 N.I .I.. 4. ..s wx X K Kgs- A 5 sq? QS s-f' 'SX -51 fa ,. .. fgm A J. ' ' mx 5 M, MIM. Num 'lYPouu 'CA soon: nllsaoosoo 'lol Pm HAM. 1 Annum W 1 's 53' A sin Kmffmf-9'-f' ss v f X-usb' Ag jx if H1 ,, , 6 , A 4 Wm ' . ,Q 1 ZMJ W. 51 any z MY, ?, ,ity 1, Page 142 ',..q Seniors, '60 SHO.-XF. l'HYl.l,lS JEXN SHOEMAKHR. TOM SHOLTY. EDWARD Kl'flTH Hand l. 2. 3. SHULER. CLOID Hi-Y 2. 3. 43 J-Club 2. 3, 4: Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Wfrestling 2. 3. 4: Trurk l. 2. 3. 4: Spot Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Spot Board 3. 4. SIECERS, PAMELA KAYE Future Nurses 3. 4: Latin Club 1: Block Sm-tion 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Jr. Re-d Cross 2. Yire-Pri-siflent 3: .lnnior Af'l1lt'YClll4'lll 3. SIETSNIA. Srlflllll-fl. LEE A Cappella Choir 4: Churaluirs 2. 3: Hi-Y l: Wrestling I: Travk 2: Swimming 2: .lr. Red Cross 3. -l. SIMNIONS. IDIMNF l.lili0Y Band 1. 2. SMILEY. KATHERINFI LOUISE Futura- Nurses 3. 4: Latin Club 1. 2: lllock Sev- tion 3. 4: .lunior Sunshine Society l. 2: Senior Sunshine- Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3: .lunior Achie-veins-nt 3. SMITH. CllARl.ES ARNOLD Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Urvltestra 3. 4: Hoof Heats 23 Red and Black Re-vue 3: llanre Band 3. 4: Basketball lland 3. -l. SMITH. STEPHEN K. Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Booster Stull' 2. Editor 3. 4: Performers Club 2. 3. 45 Hi-Y, President 2, 3. 4: Student Counvil 2. Vice-Preeiclvnt 3. 4: llvlmta' Team 4: N.F.L. 2. 3. 4. SMITH. WARREN RUSSICLI. Band l. 2: Hi-N 3. 4: ,l-Club 2. 3. 4: Baseball l. 2. 3. 4: Junior A1'lllCY1'lllCIll 3. 4. SNYDER. ROBERT WILLIAM SOLLARS. PATRICIA LOUISE Futura- Tearlre-rs of America 4: Latin Club l: Commercial Club 4: lllock Section 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: .lunior Avhievc-ment 4. SOUTH. JOHN ALLEN Band 1. 2: jr. Red Cross 2. 3. 4, SOVERN. JIM Seniors, 960 SI'EN.-KRD. RITA SIIE Choralairs 2. 3: Girls Glee Club 4: Illock Section 4: Iloot' Ileats I. 2: ,Iunior Sunshine Society 1. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Rell and Black Revue- 2. ST:XI.EY. NEII C. Ifuture Teachers of :Xtuerica 3. 4: Spanish Club l. 2: Nautilus Stall' 3, Editor 4: Performers Club 3. 4: Stutlenl Council 4: Kcy Club. Treas- urcr 3. Yice-Presitleut 4: N.F.L. 3. 4. S'I'ICYENS. RAYNIOND JOSEPH ,Xuslio Yisual 2. 3. -I. STEW.-XRII. II.-XRIMRJX JANE S'I'EW.-KRT. RON,-KLI7 LEE Ili-Y 3: .I-Club 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: W'restIing 2: Track 2: Spot Club 3. 4: Intramural Basket- ball l. STUIIT. .IACK GILISERT Ilantl I. 2. 3. 4: Pt-p Iiantl 3. 4: Orchestra 3: Rowling Lcague 4: Red and Black Revue 3: .I r. Rell Cross 2: Dance- Hand 3. 4. S'I'R.-X'I'IINI.-KN. BILL STROIIP. RICHARD FRANKLIN S'I'lINII'. JENNIFER SUSAN Euture Nurses 3. -I: Cboralairs 2. 3: Commercial Club 4: Illock Section 3: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Rell and Black Revue 2: Tri-Hi-Y 2. S'I'lVI'ZMAN. P.-XIIL FRANKLIN SIINKES. LINDA LEE Commercial Club 4: ,Iunior Sunshine Society I. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y l.2.3. SIIRFMIE. C,-XROLYN SUE Future Nurs:-s 3. 4: Class Otlicers. Treasurer 1: Yell I.eatIcrs I. 2. 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Rctl and Black Revue 2. 3: .I uuior Achievement 4. SW.-XNR. N,-XNCY ANN Comuu-rcial Club 2: .Ir. Rell Cross I. 2. SWICK. .IIIITY ANN Class Uflicers. Secretary 1: Yell Leaders 1: Block Section 3. 4: Senior Sunshine Society 3. 4: Red antl Illack Revue 2. 3: Spot Roaral 1. 2. 3. 4: Ilroncbo llroaxlcasters 4. TA NI. STEVE Nautilus StaII 2. 3: Hi-Y 2. 3. Vicc-President 4: Track I. 2. 32 Spot Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Spot Boartl 2. 3. 4: Junior Achievement 3: Rroncho Broad- casters 4. wx uf ur? uf ve 'ns bf' Y? il Page H3 -in U . 'E' ,,'. 8 4 . V- i A. N ,f -.fjlfgta -. in 'ja A, iv . LL' ii ,- f film fg Page 144 Sen iors, '60 'l'XYl.0R. GEORGE Y. H1-X 2. .Sz Ha-41 and lllark lim-inf' .51 .lunior .'xL'lllCXt'l'llt'lIl fl, 4. 'l'.fXYl.0R. THOMJXS llKYlll ,l-lfluln 2. 4: 'l'r1u'k 3. -1: Swinnning l. 2. -lx .lr. Rell Crows 4: Spot llourml 3. -1. 'l'liSNllfll. JAXIICS Nllllll Xl-Il. lfulnrv 'l'eaf-In-rs of .'Xllll'flt'Ll -l: llunml l. 2. 3, N-ll'6-l,!'CSltlPlll 4: Pep llunfl 43 Orvlnwlru l. 2. 3. -I-1 lluof Heals l. 2: lim-fl und llluvk llc-wiv l. 2.551 llmwv llanal 1, 2. 3. -l. 'l'lN4flll'lR. 'l'lCIJlH 'Kl.l.lfN 'llflllll .ll'llY lllock Se-vtiol13,4: .lunior Sunshine- Soi-if-ly 1. 23 Senior Sunsliinv Sovivly Sl. Al: Sllltlftlll llounvil 2. 31 'l'ri-Hin 2. Il. Sw-wtury -1: Rell illlll llluvlk R1-ine 2. 3: ,lnnior 'xl'llll'X0lllQ'l1l'l. UNCICRSNI,-X. SHARON -NNN llanil 1. 2: Urvlieslrzl 1. 2: lllovk S4-vlion Il. il-1 llouf llfills 1. 22 Kewl mul llluvli RPXIIC' l. 21 Real Crow l. St'l'I'CliII'y 3.1. YKN HER YEEN. .HHN llliwk Herlion IS. 4: .lnniorSnnfl1inrr Soi-ivty l, 21 Senior Sunsliinv Society 3. -1: Slueli-nl ilonni-il .lg I'l'l-HI-N l. 2. 3. -lg Heil and lllu1'lcKn-xnf' 2. .31 .lunior 'Xt'lllCXC'll1t'lll 3. Y.XNl5ERWlEl.lfN. IARRY l.lfl'f -K Cappella Choir Jig Singing llronvliog Il: lli-N 1. 2. 3. 4: .l-llluln 2. 3. 'l: Fnotlmull l. 2. fl. lt llafketllall l. 2. 3. -ll lluselnull l. 2. Il. -l. Y,Kl'lIl'lN. JANIKS ICIUWQXRIJ X lfapprlla lflioir Il. 1: lfliorailaliw l. 2: lie-il final lllark RFNIIP l. YEMIII. LINDA .ll'lAN Iilm-k 5P1'tin113.4: .lnnior Suneliine- Suri:-ly I. 2: Senior Sunsliina- Sawlvly Sig llroni-ho llroml- 1'llHl:'l's YYSH. D.-'Uilll l.. WMLNER. CAROL Slllf Junior Sunshine Sorim-ty l. 2: Seniur Sunshine' Sm-iety 3. W:Kl,lAfIl5f. .l.'KflQlTlCl.lNlf .lil Spanish Cflnlr l: lllork Si-vlion 3. -l: ,lnniox Snnsliinc Semin-ly 1.2. WAYNE. RICHARD lllHfXNl WEIZSTER. NANCY Nl,-KW lflioralairs Il: llirls lllee lfluln 2. -l: lllovk Sw-- Iion fl: Honf llc-aw l: ,lunior Sun-Iiine Soi-is-ty 1.2: C.,-K.-X. l. 2: Spot lflulr l. Seniors, '60 WICICIDUN. l30N,Xl.D ll0l3lCR'l' WICICIJON. ,l.'XNll'1S CHARLICS .'1llll1llx'1Slliil l. 2. 3. Presiclf-nt sl: lfontlmall 1. Wll-XR'l'0N. C-XRI. RIKIIMRIJ WllI'l'lC. Wll,l.lANI Nlllillfllil. Nautilus 5tul13.-lf: Key Cluln 3: ,lunior .'xl'1ll9Xt'A ment 3. -l. WHI'l'lillli.XlJ. lillfll Xlill lluslu-llmzlll l. XX'llI'l'l'Il.l-It. 'l'llU'Nl.-XS RlCHARl1 .M Stutlt-nl Couiivil 3. -l: Key Clulm 2. 3. Al-: Rowling lrugtn- 3, l1'l'CilSlll't'l' -1: Spot lflulm 4: N.1 .l.. 2. 3. -l: Sm-nior l'luy l: Perfurnwrs lflulb 2. 3. -l. Wlll'l'l-WIVKN. JERRY l,. lluncl 1. 2. 3. 4: l3owlingl.6ag1u' 3. ll. Wllfll.-Hill. UERALIJ PAUL Html ll:-an 3: Hn-tl untl lilavk Hmm- 3. 4: ,lunior Hevm' 3: Senior Play 3. bl. WIEN. .ll lll'l'H ANNE Clmruluirs 3: Girls lil:-e Clulm 2. l're-sitlviu fl: l,alin lllnli. Sevtw-lui'y 1: Block Section 3. Pl: .lunior Sunshine Snvivly 1. 2: Sfllltil' Sunshine- Stwivly 3. WIICN. K-KRICN Fllf lluntl l. 2. 3. -ll .luniur Sllllfillllll' Society 1. 2: St-nim' Sunshine Sm-it-ty 3. 4: Slutlent Conn:-il MN 2. -l-: 'l'ri-Hi-Y 1. 2. 3: Raul anal lilavk Revue 3: .l unior ,xt'lllCYl'lllt'Ill 3. -1-. WIGUS. Nl:Kl'Rllfl'1 l.l'fl'1 WINGS. ll0l1Gl'fli :Kl.l.lCN llnuling l.eaigne 1. 2. 3. ll: Red anal lllavk Revue 'Q Wll.l.l.'XNlS. S.XNl1R.'X SUE Ji lfonnnerviul lllulm 1. 2. 3. 4: lilmwk Svvtion 3. 4: E .luniur Sunshine ? wie-ty 1. 2: Senior Sunshine- Soric-ty 3. -l: Jr. Rt-ml Cross 4: Junior Acliievv- A ment -L 1 Wll,l.l:KlNlS. WARRICN LEE .-1 Cnppt-lla lflnvir -1: Orcln-slru 4: Latin Clulm 1: .1 lfnntlnull l. ll-'l'vain 2: liasketlmall. ll-Teain 2. 3: 'liruvli 2. Al. wu.soN. R01si1R'r JOSEPH 3. I fr i, Page 14 , . . A I v,. Seniors, '60 WlNlNGER, LINDA LOU l.atin Club l: Block Section 33 Sc-ninr Sunsliinfr Soviety 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: ,I r. Heil firms 4. WILSON. WILLIANI R. A Cappella lflmir 3. -1-1 lilwralairs 2: l.atin lllula 1: Hi-Y 3: Key Club 2: Tmuiis 2: Swimming 1. 2. 3. 4. WRIGHT. .lON LEYERING Latin Cluln l: Student Count-il l: lfontlrall l, 2. YATES. AR'l'HliR S. Mash-r NIi.lf'llilliSlS 1. 2: Heil antl lilark R1-nie 1. 22 Fmilllall 1. YOIJER. REBECCA ANN Future Nurses 3: Pre-sitlent -1: lilovk Sw-limi. 1-iety l. 2: Senior Sunshine Society 3. YOUNG. JACK MlCHAl':l. Bantl 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 1.3.-L: lic-tl :tml liluck Re-vue 2. 3: llaske-tliall ltantl 2. 3. il. YOl'NG. RICHARD DENNIS Band l. 2. 3. 4: Orcliestra 1: Spanish lfluln l. 2: Library Cluli 2. YOUNG. ROIZERT Wll.l.lA'Nl Nautilus Stall' 4. joan Vanalvrvevn. tfarulyn Surfaf-e. Page 146 ia- Grimex :mtl ,lam-t llurtun lnuk ove-r the poswiliilities for srlmlar-ltips. Go-Captain 3. Captain 4: ,luniur Sllllillllll' Sn- 2 K vw' use I f- 'A 44 W' F ' X 5 .... . ,Q ff - if f f e f ' X K A- fjxaiz 5 3' Q .t fi. :,s,5,gs. X e if Seniors Look To The Future 'x 9 'ik Juniors Work Toward '61 4'9 -7 ll'1'ilSlll'Fl'. . pups-r sulml. illclf-:Ivor mlili-ml S610 In Ili:-il' lr:-ufiirx. Ilia lltl1llnllHlllN .iltfi lllt Nunn l'mm 'l'li of lllll-llc-flux-il sm-iimrs. llm-:in I.:-1-lxlilm-1' :mil llairlr lxlim-r 1lf?li0NIl lll1'll' lvunillex ul nv-iwpupa-r In l.:-uixzi l.ilNllI'l4 lui' Ili:-.li1i1l11l'i-lzlw pupvr rlrlva-, .limi--I' 4fl:i-s ullirvi'-. lm-ry lfurrl. llii-lx llll'ilt 'f'l'. :mil lfmni the- sm-c-e-ssllil vanipaigiis ul last spring llllllllgll ilu- Sllllllllill' months of planning lu the-ir sm-vuml xc-zu' ul liiuli svlnml VUIIN' thi- ,luiliur lfluss ullic-1-rs. Pre-sirla-nt Dir-k rlll'llPQlI'l' HI'Q.lillllZl'll llli- xi-all' ul uvtivilii-s for ilu- 1-lass. Assisting: llim in-rv l,au'rx lwvrcl. sim--pl'f-simlm-lit. mul Sin- bvlwlm-I. se-1-i'e-taiiv l irst mi llif- ug:-mln was ihf- ilisli'ilvl1lirm ul rluss ' I rings. mum-li lu tln- ile-liglil Ullllll'-llIlll1ll'S.lllll1'lill 2f'Fl pmjm-rl was an unnlml ullair for ,lc-llus Junior Class. . , ' If 'l'In- Class ul 'OU vaum- lurtli isilli ai Slll'C'l'SSlAlll profil 4 from llic- lllirislimis Nl'illlllll1Q.l pups-1' sale-. 1 liuirmun luri Nlurlin l'l'liUl'lf'll SSID profit uml llllll rolls of Spring rullf-il alruuml mul llu- juniors umm- lmlli Wllll zlnulllc-r Sll1'1'l'SSllll limje-rl. Ihr- vluss IIlQ'llllN'I'S cle-Yule-cl must nl' um- clay In at lb2lIll'l' alriu-. 'lillis 'llie-y i-mlm-cl ilu-ir yu-ur lvy lmppily luking ilmsn is uns llu- :lay lllul Ill:-5 fully re-zilizn-il lln-ir 1-mnimg pl:--lil 1, ,- 5ll1'51'luulf-rrliwiis-plalil-f1vI'Ilwullllllnl pups-r ilrixv-. 'llvm l'rill wiht- liix wie- for llie- ,lllIlinl'lilQl4N1'le'l'Iiul1N. Juniors, ,61 Sally Alnliott, Patrivia Airgootl. Carole' Alexander. Roy Alper, More- nlilli Altlivrr, Donna nlnclerson, Mar- joriv ximlersoii. 'll3lllBl'll xhulrews, Anna Maria- ,-Kiispaiigli. William Antlmny. Linda Suv uipplegatv. Viola .-Krinstrong. Mary :Xnn Arnolql. l'atric'ia Arnoltl. Carol Ktwooql. lioln-rt llalwovli. Stanley llavkliofl. Waller Bader. Bonita liarrett. Floytl llarton, Rose Maris- llasliain. llonailil liauinis. Charles llvvli. Rex ll:-ck. l raiu'vs live-tllv. Carmel- lia llell. Joyce llenetlivl, llonaltl llc-nnvtt. Sharon ll:-nnett, Nanvy llillings- ley. Joanne lliuarri. l ram-vs llol, Amlrea llolyarml. lliana llonliain, Nlarilyn Ilootln-. KCllllt'lll llostwirli. Victoria llow- ers. Gary lloyvr, Daw llrzuly. ,lainvs llrainlvln-tt. .loyve llrantl. Ralpli llranml. Cliristina llritt. Nlivliavl Brooks. ,lim llrouwvr. Tlionias llroiiwer. llonita llrown. .lorry llrown, Jlltlilll llrown. Kay llrown. l.arry llrninsina. Clayton lliirrouglis. Xlildreml Bul- ler. Gary lluttry. Rolwry Cain. Rolwrl flalmlwvll. ,lorry tfainp. Sarah Campbell. Sharon Canamlay, Elizalwtli Carr. Winston Carr. Cath Carter. Sharon tlartvr. Rivliarwl Chaney. Rivliaril Charlvs, .lavqiieliiiv Cllarleswortli. Elsie lflialliain. :Kan Clienowetli. Georgia l.lii'lstopli6l'. Roger t.ir1'lc'. ,lumlitli lllenim-nt. Robert lflouse, Donna tllynwr. Carol Collins, ,lusly lfonkriglit. Nanvy Conn. .lalnvs illltik. X N if Q 3, A 312 S X 5 ah' ffl Q k f' wi Y 35 N ff 5 ' F 1 I at 22 Page 149 I Page 150 Juniors, '61 David lfoopvr. William Cooper. Sandra Conner, Jacqueline Coward, Russell Criswell, ,lack Crutvliiield. Norma ifunningltatn. Frank Dallas, Robert Davies. liar- hara Davis, Frank Davis, Kathleen Davis. Rita Davis, Sandra Davis. Mario Davil. Carole Decker. Herbert Denny, juditlt De-rment. Charles Derry, David Dv-wey, Mari- lyn Dewhurst. Ronald Dilling. Thomas Doep- pers. Carla Dolhow. Claudia Dol- lmw. Richard Douglas. Mary Doyle. Kenneth Draper. Roberta Dudley, ,lane Dvornik. .lame-s Eason. Cary Eaton. Charles Eherhardt. Barbara Rlmc-r, David Fdnionrlson. Connie Eldridge, Edith Eldridge, Sandra Elsea, Sidney Fly. Barbara Emmons. ,Ierrel Eater, Judith Eulianks, jack Evans, Ha-rhert Evvrson. Curtis Ewing, Roger Ewing. Nlar- garet Fahl. Jerry Faurote. Rivliard Fischer. Mark Fisher. Ulenn Fla-tt-Iier, Jann-s Flfill, Larry Ford, Gary Fore- man. Dixie Foster, Patricia Foun- tain. Lester Francis. Sue Franklin. Shirley Freeman, Betty Freestonf-. Richard Frey, Larry Fry. Julia Funkhousvr. Sanclre Cha-rv. Ronald Gillis-rt, Walter Gilliland. Judith Cilmorv, Linda Goodnight, Sharon lioris. Robert Graham. .lack Grant. Diana Gray. Dianne Griffin. Fditlt Grucnke, Max Ilali- lninga. Edward Hainje, Ronnie Hall. Juniors, '61 Peggy Hall, xvllliiilll Hampton. Ronald Hand, Crvtclien Hanstra. Elizabeth Hargis, Duane Harring- ton. lrc-ne Harrison. l ram'os Harter. Sandra Hartman. Carolyn Hayes, Hughe Hayes, Phil- lip Heido, Sandra Hillhouse, Doris ltih. Nlicliavl Hilt. Joseph Hobaugh, Nancy Hockstra. Judy Hoke, Teddy Holdvrlield. Jo.-inn Houpt, Karen Honts. Lloyd Hudgens. Joyce Huffslut- ter, Joyce Hughes. Goorgianna Hull, Jean Human. Jaunvs Hurst. Janet Hurt. Uary Hutts. Sally Jo Inglc-man. Gerald Javkson, Christie Johnson. lleatha Johnson. Margaret Jones. Ronald Jones. Ronald R. Jones. Kathleen Kain. Carolyn Kainstra. Dun Kappes, Cai'- olyn Karrivk. James Kerr. Janet Kessen. llre-nda King, Robert Kirkpat- rit'k.Chery1Kirts. Faye Klein. Rich- ard Koning, Darrell Korsr-hot. Janet Kl'HIllt'l'. Holn-rt Kull. Judith Lachmund. Eddie Lainh. Louis Lamh, Ray- inonda Lani-. Louisa Lasher. Daniel Lealnan. D4-an Lecklitnvr, Mary La-e, Rox- ann Leo. Patrivk Lehman, Michael liellttilltl. Jerry Leonard. James Les- lit-. Bertha Letson. Gerald Lintner. Rohert Lintner. Jerry Lister. Thom- as Long. Cordon Lowery. Jerry Loy. Mary Lyhoult, Charles Lynch. Carolyn Lyons. Mary Manor. 'l'heresa Marshall. Rivhard Martin, 'l'ari Martin. -S. fe.. X .xxx W .iff J f X . xx emi ,, J Qi N 1 y Liti f J 2 li , .J C51 ' J 'r E -if ff t E J I' , J - ff?-3 -2- jf 1 fp .-,. Q -as , J .4 'i 5 ' Page 151 . it r r 1 . V I ea' i ' 6 5 A 1 4 . T 1 I I c 1 f l . 1 I 'T' it ' li J 3 15311 .-jQ'e,,-.11 .1 X . A Q 'v' if ',-A V il . in , 5 A . u , 5- . ,,,.....K r 'fa X Page 152 Juniors, '61 Larry Mastin, Susan Mater. Eugene McClellan. David McCona- hay. James Mcllonald, Nona Mc- Dowell. Karen Mclilotltlin. Patty Mcfllothlin, Tom Mclluire-, Larry McMindes, Mary McQueen. Bonnie Mt-ritt. ,leannetto Messcn- ger. Carol Miller. Michael Mille-r. Ellen Mink. Hara hara Minton. Daphnc Mitchell. Mariellen Mitchell. jam:-s Moore. Myron Morehouse. Carolyn Morrison. .lamcs Moshy. George Muunce. Linda Mungvr. Nancy Murphy. Rita Murphy. Caro- lyn Myers. Arne Nangle. ,lf-rry Neal. Allan N1-es, Robert Nelson. Sum- Nou- mann. Carol Newhard. llaylin Nuy- hart. ,lohn Nietnantsverdriet, William Niswongor. Gretchen Normatt. Pa- tricia Nortlt. Linda Nuge-nl. Harold Uherle. Joel Oliver. Kathleen Uswalt. Ste-ven Ovcr- man. Richard Parker. .lamcs Par- sons. Donna Partlow, l anc-hon Pat- ter-. Dorothy Payne. Martha Peake. Nancy Pickering. Patricia Pilkington. Sally Platl. StanleyPo1-lstra.Gwendolyn Porter. Charles Prather. liarhara Price. Joseph Price. Mar- garet Price. Martha Price. Herman Prill. Jacqueline Rao. Donald Rardon, Max Reed. John Ret-der. Sandra Reeder, Sharon Reeves. Nancy Renick. Cltester Reynolds, Thomas Richardsnn. Pam Ridder. ,lane Rilcy. Ronald Riley, Litula Rink:-r. Runald Roh- erts, ,If-raid Rock. Don Rohrahaugh. 4 o J 8 D ,.4 O ' I 4 1 ,U f . ' 9 if 1 ? I 12 Q 134' z3 .-n ,ME- Pngv 153 eldhouse 2 on 5' x E' 3 B4 x Q 'G B S VJ 2 E ncho l'0 B in -Ja . -tl , . I , as awk! 6' - 5 G- . 4 ' f r- 'S V ' . ' 1' 'i il I i -f .- ' , A l N . . .. ' 'H Sr. :'- . l 1 x ' ' if I Q A fx l t ... 7 'il . T I .. i - I l Mz59'fZ K . t, - - ila i t.,' ,Li 4, .-,fl if. 'A sr -. Page 154 5 F , .,.. if :IH 2 . - 75-1 Jlgw-' ' Juniors, '61 William llnst-. Jnlm Ilutir-li, livr- alcl Rush. l'hil Rush, Clark St. John, Anthony Santlefur. Ronnie Sanders, Jeanine Schaal, Nathan Schilling. Vivian Svhneider. Susan Schnler. Charles Schrader, Santlrzi Schultz. Paul Schumann. Susan S4-nse. Mary Ellen Se-rey. Sharen St-rey. Diane Shutlley. Larry Shafer. l.er-livSltafl..lanif'1- Slwarer. William Sh:-ets. Carol Slim-ntaker, just-ph Siegfried. Charna Silver. Ronnie- Simmerman. .lanv Sites. Roh:-rt Skaclliera. tlunnie Skelley. Joe Sligvr, Karen Sl0pSPIllll. Elaine Smith. James Smith. Joseph Smith. Martini Smith. Marcella Smith, Dirk Snyder, Ronald Snytlr-r, Lloytl Sollars, Run- altl Spall. lfrlgar Sparks. llulnerl Stunts. William Str-phenum. Kent Ster- ling. Javkie Stevens. Janet Ste-wartl. Santlra Stung. Dawn Stout, Hull:-rt Straw. Rulwrt Strung. Jean Struup, liryan Sutherlantl. Rnnalrl Suther- lin. Nanry Sutter. Susan Swanmn. Ann Swezey. John Swim-k, :Klan Tarn. Raymunal Teegarrlc-n. Wilkie Ti-rry, Lee- Ter- willigvr. llavifl 'l'ltmnpson. Nant-y Tilfortl. Sanclra Tinnnuns. Martha Tolen. Cary Took:-r. Lintla Tracy. Richarrl Traeger. Douglas Triplett. Phyllis Tse-haenn. Carolyn Tyner. Gerry llllrivh. Richartl Vanclermay. l'atrif'iu x,f'3L'll, William Walrlsmith, James Walker. Ronald Walker. ' ' 9 55575135 ,I un tors, 61 . l..lIIX Wahl. l.illlI1l Xxllylllllll. Q ,E luv-4-lla Wayne: Slwrry Wa-uxvr. ii ':, xx illium xx.-il.-r. IA.-Slip xv.-lN.'n. Ag--, 1 f Nlurxlm XX hile-. 9 b ii VVIIUIIHIS Wllilv. ,Inlm Wie-n. Q Xe - if Pllllil Yxfllimllx. Kay Williams. N Y' I QV: Knlwrl William-. IM-nul1l Wilson. 3535 ullvr NX il-un, -P H' A is l.au'ry Wmulx. vl-ll0lllil4 Wray. In ,h W Xlury XX right. lfhlnanl M111-s. ,'llIll4'S x ji ? I 73. XQ'lllt'I'. Kay Y1llIIlQ,Ylwh0lll1lS Yllllllgl' L ,, ,' i w: V li X Qlllllll m nf -tml:-nh Q'il:14'l'If msuit lhv- IHIIVII lwll. Page I5 llurolyn l lf-iscliliulu-r displays supliomore rings as John Tara llalle and Ginny Could try to sell Ll can ol popcorn to Postletliwait. iilurydt-ll Nice-waunler. and liuzz Weisiger Marilyn lloothe. place their orders. Sophomores Start 011 Ri ht Foot l.l.lNF0lll1'f'li?'. I-Itl Smith. president. llan Smith. yice-presinlen :ind ltlI'il Itulft-. secretary'-Iruusurer. talk over projects. Page 156 Alter heing the upper classmen in junior high school. the sophomore class of '62 adjusted in due time to the classification of underclassmenfi After many unusual experiences. the sophomores oriented themselves in ,leflerson High School with the one dream of someday' becoming seniors themselves. The class now has completed their first year of senior high school with llying colors. 'liheir first dollar. donated hy' Miss Mahel Beaver, sophomore class counselor. started them on the road to success. From here they sold popcorn which netted over iii l-lf. One Saturday morning in November. close to fifty representatives from the class distributed hand bills throughout the city' which brought in 5120. The sophomores also sponsored a mixer after one of the haskethall games and cleared approximately 838. 'lio put an end to thc year the class sold :necklaces which earned a few extra dollars toward their hnal goal. The oflicers, elected hy' the entire sophomore class, were Ed Smith, president: llan Smith, vice-presi- dentg and Tara Balfe, secretary-treasurer. Sophomores, 962 Judy Maxine Ahlrirh. Luna Carol Alhrevht. Patricia A. Alsop, Louis M. Alt. Antoinette Anderson, Diana Sue :huh-rson. ,lames Anderson. Thomas F. Anderson, William Andrews. Gretchen Ardapple. Wad:- Martin Ash, Bob Ashford. Teri Ed- win Atha. Charles Edward Austin. Wallace R. Bailey. Tara Balle. George Louis Banker. l.. C. Barr. Paulette- Battering. Hn-rhert Baum- gardt. WY. l.awr:'nm- Beall. .ludith Beaman. l-'red Mic-liael Be-vker. .lanvt R. Beckstrand, ,lim Beeker. Walter Be-rgren, Sue Ann Berry. Carolyn Binklsy. Anna Lee Blavkhurn. Nina Blark- hurn. Shirley Blarkhurn. Car:-y Birch Blirkenslafl. Arlene C. Blis- tain. Dave Blue. ,lvwell Marie Blush. Steve Blysma. Barhara Kay Bol. Sheila .lo Booln-r. Dale Bookwalter. Karen Boothroyd. James M. Bough- ton. 'llom Boyer. Carol Suv Bravksma. .lame-s How- ard Brand. Dwight Brannor, Phil Warren Brussie. Sharon Maric- Breedon. Tony Brooks. Cheryl Brown. Linda Lou Brown. William Bryan. Joyce Buvliamian, Rolwrt Bueno, William Robert Bundy. Sheila Fay:- Burdin. Nanvy Len- Burke. Kenneth Le-e Burke-npas. Mark li. Bnrkhardt. Harley Butlvr. Mary Ann Cadwallader. Gerald L. Cain. Elaine Camplu-Il. Lea- ,lerry Camp- In-ll. .luanita Ann Carter. Edward Castor, Garry Lynn Cale. William Thomas Calv. Virginia Caylor. ,Ierry Leslie Chamlu-rs, Margaret Chambers. Ju-flrey Lynn Chapman. Ve-ra Chee-sman. Linda Childers, Chris- tine Clirisloplier. Leland Chupp, David Clark. Rosemary Clark. I ,,3,L5,. .I .3 t E l . 1'-Af V3 ,, Q 2., 'Q R Page 157 Page 158 . 3 . in-. F Soph omores, ,62 Howarcl Clements, Terry l.. Cline. Patriria tfloytl, Charlotte Marie Cohlm. John litlwarcl Colub. l.arry ii0t'llllUWl'l'. Waller lfolhuru. James tiollison, Sherluan Cone. Larry Conn, Geneva l.. Conner. James Conner. Bt-tty Lou llooksey. :Klan Norman Cooper. .lean A. Cort-au. Donna .lean Corey. Holi James Corwin. Tom lil- woml Corwin. Nlivhael Crank. Rivh- artl Keith Criswell. William Crook. Steve- W. Cross. Nliehavl lfrumly. .lutly Ann Cullum, Roy Cummingf. Norman Cunningham. Diane liuu- ningham. Bennie Earl Dallas. Allwrt Danaher. liarlr-ne Rost- Darling. JoAnne Datesh. Max Clem Davies. Bruce Stanley Davis. Gloria ,lean Davis. Nlivliac-I Wayne D1-Boy. Jeannie Dellrun. ,lark N1-al Deck- er. llowey tiI't'lK'lll'll Delaney. Kath- erine Louise- Delliuger. Nlike Dor- ringer. Ellen Louise Dr-Wilt. llaroltl Dexlz-r. .lanet Nlarie Dexter, Randall Ray DeYoung. Liutla Dierstein. l.yun Klan Dim-terle. Steve L. Dixon. Les- li.- Dollnow. Mike Douglass. Klan-ia Downing. Ray Drain-r. Karen Dre-ssler, D1-horah llllllilurtl, Carol Ann Dunn. Conway Dutton. N irgmia lalson. Reed Dale lili. Kenny lfarl lilmingz. Dorothy Enierson. Richanl All:-n Emery. Lewis ,itunes Euuuitt. Loren Ray Ewing. Roh Thomas Fyleus. Nauvy Lee Fagiu, Terry Donalml Fagiu. Deruaclette Louisa- Fairvllilrl. lflouise I.. Ferguson. .lunet Eliza- lwth Fivkle. Ile-verly ,lane Fink. Fretl George Fisvlu-r. James Allen Flauiugam. Carolyn :Kun Fleiscllliaufw, l'aul Flivkinger. Ric-hard Max Foley. Ric-hartl Fore- man, Palm-la Jean Fraker. Roh Ray- moncl Frf-itag. Sophomores Use The Hall For Last fllinulv Cramnzing . --v.-....... . k---.-.g...x 5 ---........5 i Q M Li K ., .. 3 Ki ii' F v- H --ga -.A 1-.....,,..JR Q JR 1 H - . :.'xt'.,. f 4i',Z'1!'IsR'-iii: .,:5f.i'1'Z',,g,gf ' rv. ,1..r', ---..., 'X yi' I f'7'V3:f. g ' --h'n, ' W, .Qu C g..9s -Q fgwgvy i an , Q nn-- i Page 160 94 E. .22 LAI. x -2? -. Hg M d V 'LN 14, . 3,1 - d V ' l ' 1. i. l Q I I., in I 1 '1Hj:j,.jEi '?i?: : K . , In I E , 4 a e H U-f Q Q J 4 sb Q K Us 'L i 1 -o I .9 'K Sophomores, '62 Luis Friedman. Nlury Ella Frier. ffinula Ruth Fuqua, Mariluu Cer- hens. Helen Mae- Gilmore. Carolyn Glivk. Judith llmulinzin. Dave Gott, Virginia Cnulal. Oral Graler. Ruth llrenat. Pamela Ruth Guenther. Lana K. Hague, Bill Joe Hall. john lfharlvs llall. ,inyve Marlene Halsema. .lerahl Ray llarlxalh. Nanvy Sue Harlow. Claude B. Har- rington. Peggy Alive Harris, Clari- llernice Harshman. Norma Pauline Hart. ,lohn Wil, liam Hartman. Ronnie Hashman. llavicl Haun. Kay Hawk. llarlsara Ferne Hawks. llivk Hays. Tum l.eRny llaya l'4-ggy i-X. Hevk. Tom Nl. Heffner. Larry He-mlria-ks. .lames William Henry. James R. Hiatt. Niailonna Hivkman. William Hicks. Faye- Virgil Hill. .llnlilli xi. Hinsley. Fluynl ire Hull'- man. Tlnunas Huskinf. Conlon Hn-- tvller. Linila llnwle. Garry llrent llnwarll. Peggy Niue Huwanl. Sandra Lee Howard. liar- lxara Hubba. Bill Hulh-lsnn. Sharon Hull. James Humphrey. ,loyre Ann Hurst. ,Imnes Huston. Dale Wayrire Jackson. lfilclie Lynn ,liil'liS0n. Sllarnn Louise' .liIt'liiun, Rulmerl .larrer1l. Nlarilnu Jennings. Douglas Johns. Jnyw- H. julnmsun, ,loyve ,lean J0lll'lFUll. Paul Jones, Karen Anne Jurkr-wivz. Charlem- Sue Kallwrer. Dave Lea- Kenne-pohl. Ke-nm-th Kerst. John Kirls. Cary Lee Kiser. Rnnalml Spiver Kilth-, Karen Dale Klar. Jerry Dani:-I Kollholl. Charlene ,lny Koster. lfnnnie Lou Knll, Kusezanne Kyle. Cary Lahr. Ruin-rt Lamhurn. Swan Lamhurn. Fred Lamles. Janice La- Plante. Sophomores, '62 Linda ll. Ledman. llavt- Charles I.t-llert. NllL'il8k'l Leisure. Janet Les- lie. ,lerry Lew:-llyn. Larry Lewellyn. Nanvy Liljetlahl. ,lntlith :Knn Lintls:-y. ,lim ll. Lu- gan. Terry Lynn Logan. Jan Kay Lohmille-r. Nlnna Long. James Frm!- vrick Lottes. Kirliard Leroy Lowe. ,lanive l,nvns. Lt-sshe Lncus. Sal- ly Susan Luke. l'atrit-ia Lyhuult. ,lntly Kay Nlackey. Jann-s Nlirhacl Nlatlisun. .lerry Wayne Nlanitm. lim-verly .-'lnn Nlarsh. llavitl JK. Marlin. Patty -Kun Nlason. Rug:-r Lynn Xlason. lien-rly Nlallix. Alice Mau. llonaltl Nh-lllean. Sandy Lev Nlclflimans. Sonja ,lo lllclleriniml. Fltiytl Nlvllole, Jerry Nlvllulv. lillltlil Luu Xlvlsalll. :Xlhert Nh'l arlannl. Suv Carol Nlvlluire. Wayne llill Nlclntush, Janice Kay Nlt'Keiglian. Ellen NlvKinne-y, Davitl Allen Miki-ls, :Klan Nlile-y. K4-nneth Lt-e Nlilks. Leslie Lee Miller. Pam Miller. Patricia Nlillvr. Ralph Miller. Thomas Lynn Miller, ilerahlint- Ann Nlitt-hell. Betty .lean Ninth-silt. .lerry Nluhr. l'amt-la ,lean Nhmrvlieatl. William K. Morley, Rivltartl Lee- Moyer. Yit- tnr Nlullett. .luyve Carol Mullins. Re-Item-va .lane Nlyers. William Walter Nelwr. Patricia Catherine Newlin. Ron- ahl li. Nt-wmister. Nlaryth-ll Nive- wamler. Charles Nil-lwls. llunna ,ln Nichnls. Dianna A. Nivliolsmi. Cin- tly Nieniantsvertlrie-I. Terry Lee 0'Cunnell. .lanive L. Ogden. Larry ,l. Uland. Larry Orr. Marilyn Usterling. james Parr. .lutlith Kay Pancake. Martha :inn Parish. Ron Lee Per- ign. Fluytl Phillips. Wayne Cc-urge Phillips, ,lohn Harvey Pustletliwait. Luvrvtia Price. Rivhartl Glenn Pritleniore. Page 101 Page 162 Sophomores, '62 Michael D. Pnrvis, Mary lille-n Rainwater. J. W. llulnsvy. Sewvllyn M. Randolph, Ronald lf. Rilll4'll. Vivki Rzluvh, Dennis Ready. Larry Eugene Hearn, Raymond Rt-ne, William Rt-nivk. liurlene Sue Richardson, Alan D. Riggs, llarllarn Rilvy, Sharon Kay Rolulvina. Donald Kenneth Rolwrts, Larry Don Rolwrts, Linda Robertson. llonita Carol Robinson. Karen li. Robinson, Brant Edward Rodarmel. Daniel Roush. Sam Dennis lloter, Connie llull. Divk Cary Rush, Sandy Kay Rus- sell. Linda ,lo Sackett. Carolyn Etltvl Schafer. Duxitl 5. Svltaililv. Rosalyn ,la-anelte St-hmmm, Dave Arthur St-lwussler, Ronald Eugene Srltuplrack. Rivlmrd Carl Sc-egor. ,lark l,t-o Seiff-rs. Fred Howell Shafer, Dianna Kale Shall. Karen Slllllli. Rohm-rt DeVVayno Shaffer. Richard l':llgf'l1C Shaw. Peggy ,loe She-ets. Tln-odore Leon- urd Sheets. Bolmlmy Ray Shelton, Donna Shelton. Claude M. Shepherd. Charles Shirley. Melvin Cm-ne Shoaf. Dor- othy Paulette Svhrutn, lloh L. Sho- mato, James Simms, Dan D. Smith. Ce-ne Edward Smith, Karen Sue Smith. Sally ,lo Smith, Wilhur Smith, Harold E. Snetlwn. l rn-d James Sollurs. .lannvs Spalding. Dennis Neal Stanslnnry. Ifurole A. Steele. lngrid Pi. Sh-ne. Pa-ggy Stephens. Richard Stetle-r. Kennn-th Steward. ,lim Lee Stewart. Glenda Belle Stivrs, .lerry Darn-l Stillabower, Cary Lynn Stivers, ,lerry Strong, Melody Summers, .lerry Dee- Sutherlin. Larry IC. Sydt-s. Ce-urge Morrel Taylor. .lim Alan Taylor. Michael Lynn Taylor. Ron- ald ,lames Taylor, Sandra Eileen Taylor. Carole Thayer, ,Indy Ann Thayer. Sophomores, '62 l,inilu Ram- 'l'rzwnkm-r. lflizalwlli Tnrne-r. ,Ianc-I Kay llilll'll1'I'. Jerry 'l'ysun. Larry Waynv liiflerliill. Nlllflllil Yan lil:-Q-f. Lucy l'illr'n Yan- 1lc'rYve-ii. Alvin Yami:-i'wnh'r. Xlarvia Yan- llt'l'Wll'lt'll. l,lllIlf'lQl Kay YllllxlK'lQ'l'. Sandra Kay Nauglian. Larry Vauglin. Dan -Klan Yierk. llc-x Ylalms. llarlsara lm- Yoyli-S. llanl Yywr- lnerg. Wlil'llilf'l lf. Wallwr. Tlunnas R. Walls. l.ynmla lfhrislinv W'alh'r. jiulilll Kay Warren. Daviil Xvilflllilll. lliann Watkins. Carroll We-isiger. john xY't'llIll2lll, xli1'llllt'l wflllliilll. l'all'im'ia xWlllQ Q'lQ'l'. linlilbiv Wxlllilll Ruin-rl Wliitv. l,arry Wliih-asker. Sanelra Willwr- sun. llle-nmla Williams. Nanvy Wil- liams, llanir-l Williamson. Wayne- W'ilson. l.a1lunna Winin er. James Wnmlw. ll. William Woml- rulf. llilliv Wiant. .lvrry Ymli-r. Roger York. Luis Young. Rirliarnl ZilIllllt'l'lllllll. iw Qi. .z J. , gi, iv! 4 ,,,. 'dx --,-x , dp...Qfi:5k,f ff Q A l iw faq 1 Mr. Duane Purvis congratulates his son Miki' for joining the snphonwrc Ili-Y. a- Ellis Hopkins. spun-nr. luokx on ,-4 .4 l l 0-v I 'Q Y' Hou' l. lioszlliml lloggv, xlill'SllLl Alt'y'l'I'S. Karen Weill. lfllen Sl'lll'Llllllll. Run' 2. .loam X:iii1le'l'u'4'ii. Ste-xv Smith. lftl lrmwmtl. ,lim tlrit-s. ,lvrinnn ,lf'llIllllQ14. Nut pi1'tur1-tl: N1-rin lll'l'lll'l'. Scholars Look orward o College Years I-.tl I. :-u11cul11 I.Stf-w'Smitl1. 1 lllr I ,lim tlrivs wear lmppy us ilu-x nlmm' llll'll' hull e'ui'iir'tl scl 'iolar-liips. smilm-s. Pa go 164 1' 3 , 'Ls' Ps Tho nutsttmcling: quality ul.,l+'ll-S1'4llll'illitnl2ll pm- grtini is most with-nt in tht- high numlwr ul svlmlair- Hllll7SWlll!'l1Ill'l'illNZll'Ilt'tl to jc-llis top sm-lmlnrs. Again this yt-ur. as in tht- past. vollt-gt-s mul uniu-rsilit-s from tliruuggliuut our vuuntry will zmurtl Yillllillrlt' SI'lllllill'SlIlllS to uu1'51i'mltlz1tilig st-niors. 'IQIIPSQ' srhol- un-ships arf' at pn-mium i'a-uurtl lm' yvairs of long mul tlmrotigli stutly. As this yt-arlmok gnws to pri-ss. many ul thv ltllvtl st-lmtmsliips hun- not yn-I In-vu amztrtlml. U1blly'l'illlllLlll0IlS gn out lu those' st-niurs. Umm' again this yvar ,lt-ll is limitm-nl hy hating ai winm-r ul at National Nl:-rit Su-lmlui'sl1ip: t'1lIlQll'illlI- lations gn lu ,lim Crivs for this fini' ut-1-mnplishmc-nl. Stew- Smith was awarttt-wt u journalism Sl'llthllll'Slllll to lmlianu LilllX'K'l'Sllf. Tht- fullmxing st-niurs art- tha' top tt-n St'lllillll'S ul our WOO gffiitlllilllllll vluss: liosaliml lioggv. Nlurslui Mays-rs. Kam-n Wt-in. lfllvn St-liraunm. Nllflll lla-rtzvr. juan Vamle-rw-vii. Ste-w Smith. lift l.t-moml. ,lim Cries. ziml ,le-riann ,le-imings. Also pivttnrn-el uri- tht- tup sclmlars ul tht- junior zmrl suplmimm- vlassvs. E 5 f V I Ron' I, Barbara Davis, Tari Martin, Sandy Daxis, Nancy Hockalra. ou' 2. llr'c'Im'l14'1x llunflra. Xlayllarml ENRIIIS. Bill YV:-ilvr. Unlv Kirkpulrivk. Roy Xlpvr. Nut pim'lure1l: .lunly l.a4-lnnuml. 7 -Q1 Run' 1.1211 Lylmult, Robe Sclnraaxu. ,IOAIIII llulexh. Nlarylell Nivewallflw. Carl nlvn I'l4'lNl'lIll.lll1'l'. l1'nN'2. ,luhn xvvlllllilll. Bill N1-l1er.Di4-k MilIllIll'l'lllllll. 'l'rrry Fxlgill. ,lim Hullglllllill.11llI'I'llII xx1'I5IgL1'I'. Pnfu' IGF Uma in Slzrfp Leading Lafayette with fashions and values. LOEB'S DEPARTMENT STORE, 323 Columbia Street. MCCDNKEY MEAT SUPPLY RETAIL - WHOLESALE U. S. Government Inspected and Graded U. S. Choire Meals 1808 Schuyler Ave. Phone SH 2-4968 LET'S MEET at the BRO CHO LOANS Un lour Signature - Auto - Furniture llllllllltllll llll0S., INC. Custom Landscaping DIAL GI 7-1131 Lafayette, Indiana IHC. George Emmett Frecl MAR-JEAN VILLAGE ELSTON LANES Br ...t Swat-k 1-xwippetl 18 Alleys Umlergrouml Returns T010-scorers Automatic Pinsvtters Air Conelitionetl for Summer Play Junction Roads 25 anal 43 Phone HA 5-1539 PJIGY ' Wx. Never has a home promise such a wonderful future! Viking line homes: the heginning of a whole ing your own home. we hope x'on'll think ol 'WW ru of l 0Ul'l 'f P livin!! for YOU- Xvlwlqs Um' National llomes. the Vl'orl1l's largest Illilllllliilf- seeret? Bake-Hnishetl lifetime aluminum that r protects anal heautilies every ineh of Vikingfs roof antl exterior walls. Makes them mainte- to von. lllllH'l'-fl'l'l' . . . keeps them eolor-fast anal new- ' luoking yt-ur after yq-ur, Nleanwhile. our very hesl wishes for an happy anal liememher too. that eaeh National home has FlN'4'4'5Sflll l'UUl - heen skillfully plannefl for inoalern living. Eaeh - - 1 v . I - 1 ' ' is more eharmingly styled and hetter lnnlt than -lflMl'15 R- I 'ill-haf-, '1f ' any eomparahly-prieecl home you ean huy. .Nulionul Homes lforporulion National Homes Corporation, Lafayette, lncliana Plants ut Lafayette, lnfliurmg Horsehenrls, New Yorlfg Tyler, 'l'e.rns Page 169 This is the promise of our revolutionary new So in the years aheacl. as you plan towarcl own- lnrer of quality homes. We-'ve soltl over l7.m thousantl. to slate. Somellay. weltl like to sell one I i X r Q , , 9 if i X F J-, 5. - , w f , 4 v . ,I 4 4' .. I Stop in at NANCY'S DRIVE INN on the 52 by-pass to top off a perfect evening with a snack. UOIIIIIIIIIIPIIUC nf KEMMER Construction Co., Ine. Harry G. Kemmcr General Contractor J1'II't'rH0ll Iligh School, '24 Home- IIA 6-5733 Office til 7-1757 Emery Sheet Metal Sheet Metal Contractor Heating and Air Conditioning A Ilusinc-ss-Not u Sideline- CHET EMERY 817 S. Earl Avo. Lufayettv. Indiana: FAUBER CONSTRUCTION C0., Inc. EMULSIFIED ASPHALT-BITUMINOUS COATED AGGREGATES Roads and Streets Equipment Rentals LAFAYETTE PHONE SH 2-3459 OFFICE NORTH 9TH ST. ROAD Grading-Excavation POST OFFICE BOX 496 LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Plj 170 ' - 1 elsler s ffyleltorc for M I N 500 Main Street 316 State Market Square Lafayette W. Lafayette Lafayette Compliments of Where Women Love To Shop AZZ TIRE CO. TIRES 0 BATTERIES 0 ACCESSORIES 210 Brown St. West Lafayette, Iml. Phone RI 3-2906 STOP IN FOR A TREAT AT LAFAYETTE'S MOST POPULAR DRIVE IN OPEN 24- HOURS B 81 M Ranch House on the By-Pass George Rumpza Mary Rumpza O. M. FOXWORTHY, INC. Your PONTIAC Dealer 3 North 2nd Street Lafayette, Indiana Pg 171 HEY YOU BRONCHOS- VISIT Goodnighfs Super Drug Store For All Your Drug, Paint, Cosmetic, School Supply Gift and Refreshment Needs Plenty of Time To Ent Your Noon Lunvh At Goo1lnight's Servo Yourself Aml Parking Lot Corlvellimrres 9th and Union Streets-One Block North of ,IMT Compliments of B R O K E R A G E Salisfm-lion guaranteed or your money bark I.afuya-tk-'s Quality Corner 4-th and Columbia St. Compliments of RUSH METAL PRODUCTS, INC. Phone SH 2-0293 Lafayette, lml. People's Welding and Machine Co. Un the Banks of the Wabash on the Brown Street Levee. No Job Too Small or Too Large BOB SCHEFFEE BODKlN'S Cllolfs Five Points Service, AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE PHONE sn 2-7266 P GI 72487 1719 South St. Lafayette, lml. Union St' at 52 By-Pass PGH 172 JUSTRITE Food Service, Inc. For the Best in Institutional Frozen Foods 0 Fresh Meats Canned Goods 20 Concord Road Phone Sll 2-8491 Busingefs Sunocu Service P 52 By-Pass at Union St. Across from Brown Rubber Co. GIIJSOII 7-5021 Lafayette, Indiana The newest in sportswear can always be found in Penney's complete Sportswear Department on the Sec- ond floor. J. C. PENNEY DEPART- MENT STORE on the southwest cor- ner of the square. SCHNAIBLE'S, one of Lafayetteis leading drug stores, carries the new- est and most modern photograph equipment. GROND SINCLAIR SERVICE Gas, Oil, Motor Tune Up Creasing and Repair Body Work and Car Painting Phone Sll 2-6064 Duteh Village Compliments of a Friend JESS L. KORSCll0T 81 SON 414 N. Earl Ave. Lafayette, Ind. Phone GI 7-1137 Page 1 73 Eisenhach Jewelers Basil Thomas Borch, Barber Christiansen Pharmacy Evan's Jewelers Hi-Speed Auto-Laundry Kellcy's Studio Lchnen Furniture McCord Candies Millers Coffee Shop John Reeder Schuman Feed Store Stallard 81 Schuh Underwood Insurance Agency PATRONS' PAGE Greater Lafayette Bus Co. A. V. Kienly, Optometrist Lincoln National Life Ins. Co. Mar-Jean Sinclair Vernon St. John Sherwin-Williams Co. Stinehaugh Bros. Gulf Service Verplank Concrete Co. Zack Dunn Cities Service John M. Balser, Tailor Darling Barber Shop Gwartney's Barber Shop Kalamazoo Sales Zahn 81 Schneider Funeral Home Lavon Sunoco Service Advance Beauty Shop Burnham's Marine Supply Emory Cities Service Lucus Signs Mobil Gas, 6th 81 South Owens Oil Company L. S. AYRES 8: COMPANY Sanchell's Patio Shockey's Shell Service Trimhle's Paint Store Van's Office Equipment Ade's Phillips 66 Britt Conoco Service Bazley Meats Ford Hopkins Jim Dandy Food Market Leffert's Sinclair Mulhaupt's Parker Sinclair Powder Box Beauty Salon Schomer's Radio 81 T.V. Smith Office Equipment Trader Horn, Inc. Wide-Water Sales 81 Service Becker Auto Sales Indianapolis - Lafayette - Glendale LAFAYETTE PAPER AND SPECIALTY COMPANY H. C. Buhrmcster., Jr., M.D. R. C. Bolin, M.D. J. E. Engeler, M.D. J. U. Guthrie, M.D. W. C. Hunsherger, M.D. Raymon DuBois, M.D. Guthrie E. Carr, D.D.S. Guthrie P. Carr, D.D.S. Ben C. Klatch, M.D. H. F. McGinnis, M.D. E. T. Donahue, D.D.S. Dale W. Harvey, D.D.S. ARNETT CLINIC H. R. Marvel, M.D. E. T. Stahl, M.D. E. L. VanBuskirk, M.D. R. P. Gripe, M.D. H. B. Davis, M.D. M. E. LeGalley, D.D.S. Raymon Price, D.D.S. Daniel McKinney, M.D. J. L. Cunningham, M.D. Y. B. Hall, D.D.S. L. J. Holladay, M.D. R. E. Gery., M.D. E. B. Harter, M.D. H. S. Johnson, M.D. D. C. McClelland, M.D. H. H. Steele., M.D. Walter G. Little, M.D. J. W. Strayer, M.D. G. W. Grinstead, M.D. R. J. Karberg, M.D. M. P. Lord, D.D.S. T. M. Boardman, D.D.S. METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Lloyd W. Broome, Manager Edwin W. McGuire, Asst. Mgr. Frank B. Folio, Asst. Mgr. James C. Resh, Asst. Mgr. ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANIES James H. Bowman Leslie Armstrong Donald R. Mazzuca WESTERN AND SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Ernie Ray, Assoc. Mgr. Bob Mitchell Russ Gaylord W. L. Barth, Manager Vemon Sales Norman Harvey Joe Bryan, Assoc. Mgr. Pete Cornet Dick Leill Bob King Homer Patrick Bud Brock Ray Moore Dave Moorehouse Harry Leap Page 174 Compliments of REA MAGNET WIRE CO., Inc. M an u favturers of COPPER MAGNET YVIRE Sizes 9 to 57 AWG CONCORD ROAD LAFAYETTE, IND. Frozen Custard Broiled Hamburgers BUDGES DRIVE IN 14-th and Hartford Caeross from Sl. Elizabeth llospilalj Shakes and Malts French Fries PICKERING COAL AND GAS CO. Phone SH 2-7805 - North 9th and Canal Road 1 Lafayette. Indiana Our Coal Makes Warn: Friends Coca Cola still remains the favorite bottled and fountain drink of all high school students. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO., Lafayette, Indiana, serves the northern Indiana cities with the refreshing drink, Coca Cola. P 1 I7 The Mitchell Agency, Inc. General Insurance Real Estate J. R. Bogan-W. G. Blulner-W. E. Finney 221 No. 4th Street Phone SH 2-4077 LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Whether you are painting a house or a picture, SMITH-ALSOP PAINT STORE carries the most elaborate supply of paints in the Lafayette area. Page 1715 634 Main St. Phone SH 2-7775 HINEA'S Cameras O Photo Supplies Picture Framing Photostats Bring Your Insurance Problems To Us . . . I Automobile 0 Casualty 0 Marine 0 Fire 0 Boiler I Surety Bonds Investors Insurance Agency 110 N. 7th St. Phone SH 2-0091 BEEKER COAL C0. Mmm' ' Mmm F lowers for All Occasions Quality Goals 1 Mile East of Brown Rubber 539 Erie' Phone SH 2-5476 Plmm- GI 7.2952 Rill's Sky Ride Service Station Elston Road and State Rozul 43 Lafayette. Indiana PF ROMMER BROTHERS, INC. HOME APPLIANCES - RADIO - TV Sales mul Sorvire Sinn' 1920 Compliments of ARTH 1 .'.!. u'.Q.L. DRUGS Phone Sll 2-5358 1901 East Main Street Zyglgf A tudio Your Dunno Photographer GIL HUTTON Phone SH 2-3829 Page 177 Congratulations to THE 1960 GRADUATING CLASS vi JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL Graduates of your school employerl in our General Ofice in Lafayette demons! t by their ejiciency and integrity the high standards ol your institution. Brotherhood of Painters, Decorators, and Paperhangers of America MASON REALTY REALTOR Residential and Commereial Properties 2500 South St. Phone SH 2-0508 Lafayette, Ind. PURDUE NATIONAL BANK OF LAFAYETTE LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Over 100 Years Continuous Service to the Community Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatio Member Federal Reserve System SAGE 8a COMPANY SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS Air Conditioning, Heating Engineers Phone GI 7-3697 801 S. Earl Ave. Lafayette, Ind. P9178 DICK HENRY'S 220 South Slrvvl -sl l.:lI':ly4'llc',, lmlianal . E 911, 1 50112 ADAMS -INSURANCE -AGENCY REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE l.ul'ayz-tte.. lndinnn-Phones SH 2-5031 and SH 2-5032-201 Lafayette Life Building F. li. Porter F. F. Brewer A. A. Bain STUART JEWELRY CO., INC. Featuring a fine selection of graduation gifts in all Nationally Advertised lines. Open a charge account at no additional cost. 313 Columbia Street Telephone SH 2-2882 The M. 81 J. SCHNAIBLE CO., Inc. Established 1853 -:- Incorporated 1899 WHOLESALE JANITOR SUPPLIES And PAPER PRODUCTS Phone SH 2-0280 1 . lah J X A fi-fl' Phone SHerwood 2-6441 ' f I at 1, jlowmm, - xx a. I rw- t 52 By-Pass THE SMITH CANDY CO., serves the Lafayette area with all popular brand- name candy products. Page 180 Lafayette, Ind. NELSON'S Wrecker Service New and Used Parts All Trucks Equipped With Motorola Two-Way Radio Phone SH 2-3904 14-00 Canal Lafayette, Indiana , as Qs. . N, msg nb ' . iii Wits-u RUSSELL F. DAVIS, INC., Lafa- yette's foremost contractor, serves a vast territory around the Lafayette 3l'92l. Compliments of ED MUNGER General Construction Phone GI 7-3906 THE BARTLETT DRUG Co. C of 'M' 601 Mui.. sn. 'f SS ' Phone su 2-8068 Phone SII 2-4472 306 Stun- St. Phone RI 3-2140 Lafayette, Indiana YOUR CLASS .IEWELERS oafen is TREASURE - CRAFT JEWELERS and sTAT1oNERs OWATONNA, MINNESOTA Daniel C. Gaincy President Ray Arsnow Representative Pg181 Visit STECICS, located at 529 Main Street, and look over their new and complete selection of suits, sports- wear, and accessories. The Milner Company .44-ross fr 4::nt Jeff 500 N. 9th St. Phone SH 2-2660 Lafayette, Incl. GEUIIUE MILNI-Ill Wholesalers of Decorations Novelty Hats - Pennants Fuml-Raising Items King of them ull! 0 O QV U Lafayette - West Lafayette Kokomo - Bloomington U 490 Attorneys LAFAYETTE LIFE BUILDING lou Uwe lour Family The Thonglztfulness Of .-I Will Page 183 CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 215 LADIES' AUXILIARY NO. 462 United Brotherhood oi Carpenters and Joiners oi America Organized May 29, 1889 70 Years of Service to the Progress of the Community LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Competent Craftsmen From Proper Training By Lafayette Carpenters And Joiners Apprenticeship Committee Snyder's Sheet Metal Co. Sheet Metal Fabricators and Erectors Heating and Air Conditioning Phone CI 7-34-52 406 South Earl Ave. There Is Quality In Drugs - That's Why We Say Trust Your Prescriptions To Us THE VELLINGER PHARMACY 834 Main Phone sn 2-2727 HENRY POOR LUMBER CO. Not a Knot Where a Knot Should Not Be Phone RI 3-2196 West Lafayette P ge 183 Com plimenls o f STAR LANES BOWLING ALLEY 1701 Schuyler Avenue Phone SH 2-9303 SNYDER INSURANCE AGENCY AUTO - CASUALTY - FIRE - WINDST ORM bill :mal Columbia Street Phone SH 2-77-I-7 Lafayette, Incl. SPIKER OIL COMPANY, Inc. III SOUTH EARL AVENUE Phone: GI 7-3374 LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Phillips 66 Quality Proclucts . . . Friendly Service SCHAFF Sz SON Druggists 14th at Howell Sl. Complete Drug Service Lafayette, Indiana Steamco, Inc. Wholesale Heating, Plumbing Industrial Supplies Pl ltrll e SH 2-3093 805 N. 9th STREET LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Pg 184 XVIIUIIIPI' your printing llvwls ln' for plain black or while-, or full color I'4'llI'01llll'li0ll, take it wlu-rv skillvd l'I'ZlfISlllt'll and lop quality Q-quipme-nl arm- l'0llliliIl1'li to proilucf- thc' vc-ry In-sl in printing. LAFAYETTE PRINTING CO. Wg Looman Machine Corporation john, Cd Sum Commercial Photography Publicity 0 Sports 0 Arehiteetural 0 Displays 0 Store Interiors News 0 Copies 0 Aerial 0 Advertising 0 Installations Products 0 Industrial TIS CENTRAL AVENUE LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Open your savings account now at the LAFAYETTE LOAN Xi TRUST COMPANY. Page ISU Compliments of J. E. BROTHERS MEMoR1ALs J. E. Brothers, Owner 10th and Columbia Lafayette, Ind. I Salon of BEAUTY I.afayettc's Most Complete Beauty Salon Phone SH 2-8277 828 Main St HOFFlNE'S GARAGE 0' ' ' 115 N. 10111 sf. Lafayette, Ind. A Phone SH 2-5414 EXIDE 'SON THE LEVEEH W'heel Alig lllxl ent O Brakes Pllvllv Rl 3-1663 Body Recommmllillg an 1 bi tl W tl f u CULLIGAN WATER CONDITIONING OF LAFAYETTE, INC. 701 E ' St l 0 Lafayette, Indiana 0 Ph SH 26223 Compliments of LOWMAN BUILDERS, INC. Mar ,lean Village Phone GI 7-2172 Lafayette, Indiana HIGH POINT OIL CO. MARATHON PRODUCTS Phone SH 2-5735 Mayerstein-Burnell Company, Inc. 407 Robertson Building General Insurance and Bonds Lafayette, Indiana Phone SH 2-0122 R. M. Mayerstein G. Walter Burnell, Jr. Pg 187 First Federal Savings and Loan Association sAv1Ncs INSURED TO 310,000 BY F.s.L.1.c. 301 Columbia Lafayette, lnd. Moore Si Kemple Hardware Si Janitor Supply Co., Inc. Everything In Hardware Everything In Janitor Supplies 218-220 N. Sth Phone Sll 2-8489 CORIS TIRE COMPANY, INC. Star Metal Boats Goodyear Tires 0 Retreading 0 Vuleanizing 0 Mercury Motors 1426 Canal Road LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Phone SH 2-5910 NEW CENTURY HOMES INC. MANUFACTURERS OF FINE HOMES Lafayette, Indiana Phone Gl 7-2174 WRIST WATCHES, DIAMOND RINGS and SILVERWARE Jewelry of Quality Ill ddel 4-19 Main Street Since 1884- Page 188 Lafflyettcfs Most Progressive Department Store 622 Main Phone S11 2-0106 The Thomas Agency, Inc. !'-25 General Insurance fwjgw z egxxixgw VU... not hw: Bonds g g . 'nv .nu 221-223 Lafayette Liie Building Phone SH 2-3961 R. E. Gengler sig? Enjoy a delicious drink at Bachman's fountain while your prescription is being filled, at one of Lafayette's leading drug stores. BACHMAN'S DRUG STORE 3 SONS SHOPPING CENTER Png 180 A good remedy for hungry students is a quick stop at the 0'REAR'S BAKERY. Stop in and try some of their delicious products. Compliments of The Sanborn Electric Co. Phone SH 2-0557 1026 Main St. Lafayette, Ind Yea Jeif, Let's Go! ROBBINS BAKERY Finest of Quality Fairest of Prices 1731 Main St. Phone SH 2-6824 PHILGAS THE ALL-PURPOSE FUEL DOLBOW L. P. GAS, INC. Route 8 Phone SH 2-02 14 Lafayette, Indiana VIERK SUPPLY CO. Lafayette, Indiana Wholesale Distributors of Plumbing, Heating, Pipe, Valves, and Fittings Pg 190 Compliments TOWN Sz COUNTRY LUMBER CO., INC. Everything I n Builder Supplies 1307 Ferry Street Jnmnuffs, Miniature 18 Hole Golf Course and Drive In Restaurant Half Mile Northwest of Battle Ground State Road 225 Battle Ground, Ind. Phone L0 7-4561 THE SPORTSMAN, INC., 517 Main Street, has a complete sporting :le- partment. The 1960 Nautilus Covers Are MOLLOY MADE by THE S. K. SMITH COMPANY 2857 North Westem Avenue Chicago, Illinois Pg 191 PHILLIPS PHOTO CENTER, 609 Main Street, carries the newest and most modern equipment for amateur and professional photographers, as well as supplying the senior pictures for the NAUTILUS. MAKE PP Your Family Clothing Store Three Convenient Lovalions ln Greater Lufayelle On 'Ill' SllllZll'l'1Nllll' ,lean Village-Purdue Serviw- flvntvr GERRY MOHLMAN 81 SON Jewelers 434 Main Sll'I'l'l1Ijll0lN' Sll 2-295-I' Pn gc' HI Congrafufafiond jim CIM .galil 2 Q. 5 mm. O LAFAYETTE ENGRAVING C0 C1513 Q5 LAUNDEREES LAFAYETTE TYPESETTING COMPANY Linotype, Ludlow and Hand Composition Makeup., Reproduction Proofs, Fotosetter Fifth and Ferry Streets LAFAYETTE, INDIANA LEE SCHOOL SUPPLY CO. 119-125 So. 3rd St. Terre Haute, Indiana GLEN CLODFELTER, Representative 1201 Catulu Avenue Lafayette, Indiana Phone SH 2-5463 Compliments o f INDIANA GA A D WATER C0.,l C. Charcoal Private Dining Rooms For Parties Weelclings and Receptions 52 By-Pass at Union Street 'I' e FLAME Open Daily ll 00 a m. to 12:00 p.n1. Sunday ll :00 am.. to 8:30 p.m. Steaks and Sea Foods : . LAFEYETTE 4-73:11 Phone GI 7-1897 Page 194 LJ Q I -ET x Row I-Joanne Trenkle, Mary Jo Peffer, Jim Hurst, Barlm Elmer. Nancy Conn, Mary Lylnoull. Row 2--Barbara Molvley, Tari Martain, Sandy Williallls. Karen Bushman, Sandy Marlain. Rau' .3-Waller Gilliland, Rex liirts, Jack Grant. Jack Evans, Larry 0 Cnnner. Roy Alper. J A-LI N-INS K. H. KETTELHUT GENERAL CONTRACTOR 52 BY-PASS Indianapolis Star Si News Agency Morning 1 Evening 1 Sunday Phone Sll 2-7725 Compliments of LAFAYETTE POSTER ADVERTISING CO. 1903 Union Street P019 C. T. Dye 81 Sons Lumber Co., Inc. LUMBER AND MILLWORK 410 North Thar.: st. IAFAYETTE, INDIANA Phono sn 2-2350 J. Milton Peake Insurance Agency All Kinds Low Cost Insurance 634 N. 7th Sl. Phone SH 2-6275 Lafayette, lrul. Lafayette Compressed Steel Corporation Scrap Iron -Metals-New and Used Steel CLARK FLORAL CO. 527 Main St. Phone SH 2-8451 2000 Elmwood Ave. Phone GI 7-5474 Looking for sporting goods? Co to DECKER'S. They have a complete selection of sporting goods. DECKER'S Main Street Page 196 Un ' Shoe Repair Market Square Complete Shoe Servire Ungefs Drug Store The Rexall Store 1522 Main St. Lafayette, Intl. Expert Prescription Service Phone SH 2-2653 Free Delivery Congratulations To The Senior Class Of '60 S. S. KRESGE CO. 2 Friendly Stores: Downtown at 112 N. 3rd St. Market Square lblfll Do Better Ill eikrd Complete llomc l urnishers ihl The Flower Corner of Lafayette There's music in the air! And it's coming from MAHARA,S, 525 Main Street. They carry the best in musical instruments and popular and classi- cal records. Main at Fifth Lafayette, Indiana SH 2-7955 - Phones - SH 2-874-8 INDIANA BUSINESS COLLEGE of Lafayette Preparation Creates 0pportunity', Painters and Decorators Building Page 197 Pearlman Brothers Dealers in Scrap Waste Materials 133-137 S. Second St. Lafayette, Incl. PHONE SH 2-7993 Pankeys Restaurant Itls The Pankeys' for that good home cooking Compliments of LAFAYETTE Stale Ruud 25 East RADIO carrying a fine line of radios, Just out of Lafayette and television sets. WEAST MUSIC CO. INSTRUMENT REPAIR INSTRUMENT RENTAL PLAN Selmer 0 Olds I Martini I Beuscher Perller 0 WFL and Gretsch Drums 2601 Union St. Phone GI 7-24-74 Pg rss Phone SH 2-7427 Lafuyet!v's Most Complete News Stand CITY NEWS STAND 426 Main Street Complimenls of lpn Il P- B-K ROOT BEER DRIVE IN ITtl1 and E. Main Streets B. ,l. Finley. Owner SERVICE LINEN SUPPLY FIRST IN QUALITY 0 FIRST IN SERVICE Telephone SH 2-2466 Graves Bakery 1 7 1 1 LAI' rl E Fine Bread and Pastries TIRE SERVICE Quality Relreading State Rd. 25 E. Ph. SH 2-609l I Party Orders an Specialty Phone Rl 3-2191 At All Grucvrs Pg 199 For lee Cream and Dairy Products Call Your Favorite Borden Dealer THE BORDEN CO. HUMMELL PAINT CO. Paint - Wallpaper - Glass 516 North Ninth Street Lafayette, Indiana fellf HEATING AND PLUMBING CONTRACTOR Ih KI 'I-3122 West Lafayette, Indiana 2505 North b I In 3 KRABBE coAL sf FUEL o1L AI Kralibe, Sr. AI Kralrhe, jr. 17tI1 and Union Streets HORN CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. Cement and General Contractor 1500 NORTH NINTH STREET LAFAYE'l'TE., INDIANA PHONE SH 2-5758 Pg 200 GRADUATE AND SERVE WITH THESE 1959 JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES IN THE UNITED STATES AIR FORCE fn? K 5 I X L Sgt. Jett Sgt. Daiker Q USAF Recruiting Service 635 Maln Street Phone SH 2-6991 Page 201 TV SNACKS GET HIGHER RATINGS WITH THIS I ar If Nothing does it like Seven-Up! fresh, clean taste I Com plvtvly Air Conditioned The Morris Bryant Hotel and Smorgasbord ll. S. 52 North-Near Purdue lzxcvllenl flcconlnuulalwns Dining Facilities Phone Rl 3-2134 Lafayelle, I nd. Best by far for any car, Slllwl' All-Season Premium Motor Gasoline Oils RED CARPET SERVICE 265 E. Stale Sl., W2 Lufayetie 2417 Schuyler, Lafayette Girls, PALAIS ROYAL has a large se lection of the newest and most fash ionable formals. Pg20 HOWARD JOHNS N' Motor Lodge and Restaurant Route 52 By-Pass Lafayette, Ind. LAFAYETTE'S FINEST FUNERAL CHAPEL Hippensteel Funeral Home, Inc. M. II. PRIDEMORE, Director Bulova Wyler Hamilton UMW Jlwflvw Diamonds - Moderately Priced 1 Triple Graded Ask About Our Student Budget Account 21 N. 4tI1 St. Lafayette, Indiana ACE HARDWARE T,-:gg Ac: st nes gg- QEXLXX - 822-824 MAIN STREET LAFAYETTE, INDIANA Lafayette Plating 81 Enameling Co., Inc. .IOBBERS IN ALL KINDS OF PLATING and POLISHING Phone SH 2-4905 816 Robert Street Pg 20J W Fourth Avenue Amusement Company if mam jkeafre Jafayeffe 346006 garif .szle .ibrive -5911 'Midi .Sale lrive -.911 RELIABLE EXTERMINATORS, INC. 4I7 Main Street Levee Phone RI 3-1552 West Lafayette I WELLS-YEAGER-BEST CO. Complete Drug Service 120 N '3 I St. 3014- Un I rwn For a Job 1 With a Future- GENERAL TELEPIIONE C0. 0F INDIANA, INC. Lafayette Savings Bank 300 Main Street Organized June 26, 1369 Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. the bright spot to bank Main Offim' - w f.n1umhin ul Fourth Ilormtown Branvh lfbst Lufuyvttv Branvh South at Fifth I ' tYorIlm'a'sIc'rn ut Uoflgv I Sontlwust Brnnrh I 2237 Tval ' Wil-Nllll-R I-TZDIIIKAI. lil-ISEIKYI'-I SY. Tl-Sl WIFNIBFR ll-DPR.-il. Ill-fl'USl'I' INSI ll SNC F 1 lRl UR ifll N CROY'S BRAKE WP Make Brakes 14th and Salem SERVICE Sufi' Phone SH 2-4425 LESTER'S RADlATOR SERVICE C. L. Lester, Prop. Phan? RI 3-2567 1 18 North Ellsworth W. Lafayette, Ind. J. L. LYNCH SALES CO. MARINE SUPPLIES Evinrude Outboard Motors- Boals 0 Trailers 0 Accvssorin-: Road 52 By Pass al McCarty Lune Phone CI 7-3538 P tg 06 Enjoy America,s number one participating sportg clean, healthful, and rc-- laxation. 'GFOR HEALTH'S SAKE, ROLLER SKATE at the ACA-Y-ALLA, 1 mile south of Alcoa on State Road 38. Congratulations lo the 1960 Craflualing Class of Jvgvrson High Srhool COMMERCIAL 0 INDUSTRIAL 0 RESIDENTIAL Plllllllilllg' - II:-ating - Air Conditioning - Refrige-ration MILES A. NELSON 81 CO., INC. 315 MAIN STREET LEVEE WEST LAFAYETTE. INDIANA Pngrf 207 CHARLES L. SNYDER, lNC. 4:HRvsl.ER - Plxololvru By-Pass al Kossuth Telephone GI 7-1184 l.AFAYE'I I'E.. INDIANA AUTO BODY SHOP Body mul Fvmler Repairing 0 W'l1P0ls Balanvml 0 Painting Front Emi Alignment O Trimming 0 Convertible Tops Phone SII 2-2998 HECHT'S, leader in style, for guys who care what they Hwearw. The latest men's styles at the right price, HECHT'S 416 Main Street. Page 208 BELL AUTO SUPPLY 322 MAIN ST. Models - Hobbies - Toys Gas Planes, Kits. Motors HO Trains anal Supplies Spvriulisls in Air flomlilioning Ill:-nning mul Wx-Q-cl Control COCHNOWEll'S Chomiool Sorviro and Pest Control Company, Inc. '30 S. Earl Ave. Phone UI 7-375 l.AFAYET'I'E, INDIANA II. J. COIIIINOWER, Own:-r Distributors of Quality Plumbing, Heating, and Industrial Supplies for 92 Years 1960 Compliments of HORNER MOTOR CO.,INC. N Phone SH 2-0194 EW CARS AND TRUCKS 0 USED CARS AND TRUCKS 12th AND MAIN Your Chevrolet Dealer the past 36 Iears . . for the finest in shopping M an 32 Beautiful mm E1 Lafayette, Stores to an Bm Indiana Lafayette Reproduction Center jefferson Square-Phone SH 2-5492 Blue Lille or Line Prints--Draftin S I g upp ies for Professional or for Stutlent Art Supplies aml Mimeographing. Mayflower PHONE SH 2-5043 -lanqa fn MOVING STORAGE 'O 0 QIQ To avoid eyestrain and heaflarhes, make sure you have plenty of light all through 3 your house. Remember, eyesight is priee- Q less . . . good light is eheap! C r Public Service Company oi Indiana, Inc. Page 210 HENR J ESSENER HHH! 10th and Heath Streets Lafayette, Indiana Phone Sll 2-3047 MeKIBBlN lIOAl IZIIMPANY Kentucky Red Ash Clear Burningv YVest Virginia and Indiana Coal l 100 W'abash Avenue Phone SH 2-3351 Compliments of Commercial Kitchen Suppliers Ine. Lafayette's Most Complete Boys' and Young Men's Fashion Shop. SILVEIPS 423 Main Street For Every Boy For Every Occasion Compliments of 300 E. State St. West Lafayette, Indiana Page 211 Join Becky Hall and Marsha Meyers at ADLERS, 4-25 Main Street. ADLERS for fashion and values in Summer clothing. Compliments of CLE R CUT E GRA I G C0. 530 NORTH NINTH STREET PHONE SH 2-3241 Wi' Specialize in Zinc Etchings and Half Tones for Newspaper and Job Printing - ICE CZ CREAM The best for over half a ceulury SMITTYS RESTAURANT Roads 25 aml 43 South of Lafayette Home Cooking PIZZA WILLIAMS FLOWERS Flowers For All Occasions Also House Plants Fred E. Farmer and lna D. Farmc SCHOMERS TELEVISION SALES SERVICE 303 N. 8th street Phone SH 24958 J. F. SMITH CO. CONOCO Products Phone GI 7-3438 3333 South Street Lafayette, Indiana McKINNIS ELECTRIC, INC. ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING 3031 Union St. Phone GI 7-5238 TRIPLE XXX ROOT BEER Sandwiches - Fountain Drinks -- Sundaes State Street Curb Service Phone RI 3-1581 VAN,S BODY SHOP 4-13 N. Third St. Lafayette, Indiana Phone SH 2-5332 We Take Dents Out of Accidents Pg 213 H, r .I-. , hi , H ap xv. . V 1 N s,- x Y 1 LE .55 ., fi A E l F' C om plimenls of , HERFFJONESIKI ffl MANUFACTURING ,IEWELERS AND STATIONERS r -by ,El lbur Class Jewelers 1-107-l4l9 N. Capitol Ave. Indianapolis 7, indiana mmm Jigsaw, .Slwp SIETSMA J' W X ati oa Standard Service ' ' , A PAINT 8. HARDWARE 310 S. 16th St. Ballerles - ACO0B80l'i8B . phone SH 2,8251 Tires and Tubes A.A.A. Service 900 N. 14-lh si. lmfuyctlc, 1.1.1. I3 QQ Fluff! Ph - Sll 2-9172 . om Easy Parking Compliments of SMITH'S SHOES 2 STORES Northwestern Imliana's Leading Family Shoe Store 420 MAIN MARKET SQUARE DONAHUE DRUGS Compliments of The Rexall Store 3 N. Earl Ave. Lafayette, Ind. PHONE GI 7-2387 Free Parking Page 214 CZ? ?'? N.- 'CS' Row 1: Dick Martain, Tom Rayan. Dean Overley, Dennis Lott. Row 2: Eva Ann Cunningham, Patricia Sollers., Marilyn Boothe, Pam Parlon, Sarah LaFollette. Row 3: Barb Price, Sharon Carter, Carl Dolhow, Janet Hayes, Sharon Reeves. Row 4: Alan Tam, Bill Mattingly, Jim Walker. jim McDonald. Mike Wien. Mike Wfhite. JA-RIS-KO ACKNOWLEDGMENT llours of work have heen concentraterl into the Nautilus during the past year. The Nautilus Staff fully appreciated the help of all those who contrih- utetl their time anfl efforts to cnahle us to make our plans and ialeas a reality. The l.iterary' Department would like to scnil a special Thanks to Mrs. Marian Ceilings. Mrs. l.elah Zahn. and Mr. Sterling Jackson who so patiently' correcteml our copy. Miss l.ina Bright is accredited with our accounting. and Miss Regina Schrader ami Miss Mary' llarrington were an in- ciispensahle help with the suhscriptions. The exciting action shots and incliviclual unrler- class pictures were taken hy' Mr. ,lack W. Swezey: and Phillips Photo Center took the senior class portraits. The Atlvertising StaH'. sponsorecl hy' Mr. E. F. Morgan. were responsihle for furnishing the means to finance the hook. We. of course. want to express our appreciation to the Lafayette Engraving Company' who flirt all of our picture engravings. Of utmost importance is the S. K. Smith Company' of Chicago. Illinois. from which we chose our cover for the hook. We do not want to forget the many aclvertiscrs who made our hook financially possihle. l.ast. hut certainly not least. we want to extend a hearty Thanks to Mr. Wehh. the faculty. anal thc stutlent hotly' for their interest ami cooperation through the school year of IOSU-1960. We have clone our hest to procluce an outstanding yearhook. We fully' realize that the N00 Nautilus depenflerl on those mentionecl ahove. We are taking this opportunity' to give a most sincere and deserving Thanks to them. Page 215 English ............... Social Studies ....... Commercial ........... Industrial Arts ......... Science ....................... Foreign Language ....... Home Economics ....... Art, D. C. E ................ Heath and Safety ........ Physical Education .... Radio and Speech ........ Library ....................... ORGANIZATIONS ..... Student Council ....... Senior Hi-Y ........... Junior Hi-Y ................. Sophomore Hi-Y ......... Hi-Y Council ......... Tri H1-Y ................... Sunshine Society ...... Key Club .................... Broncho Broadcasters Library Club .............. Audio Visual ......... Commercial Club ....... Future Nurses .......... Future Teachers ........ Boys' and Girls' State .......... ..... Booster Staff .............. NAu'rn.us Staff ......... D. C. E. Club ......... N. F. L ........................ Spot Club .................... Girls' Concert Choir.. Boys' Glee Club ......... Madrigals .............. A Cappella ................. Basketball Band ....... Broncho Band ....... Orchestra ............ J-Club ....... PMC 216 1.. 10- 12- 14- 16- 18- 20- 30- 32- 48- 60- Index 9 EVENTS ............................ Calendar of Events ........ 29 Gallop ....................... 13 Homecoming ........... 15 Queen of Hearts .......... 17 Convos ..................... 19 Pep Sessions .................. 21 Typical School Day ........ 22 Senior Play ................ 23 Senior Prom ....... 24 Tourney .......,... 25 Graduation ..... 26 27 SPORTS ......................... 28 Varsity Football ........ 29 Varsity Basketball ........ B-team Football ............ 63 B-team Basketball ........ 33 Cross Country ......... 34 Wrestling ............. 35 Baseball ............ 36 Track ........ 37 Golf ......,.. 38 Tennis ................. 39 Swimming ............... 40 Bowling League ........ 41 Managers ................. 42 G. A. A ......................... 43 Cheerleaders .................. 44 Pep Band, Majorettes .......... 45 Block Section .................. 46 47 PEOPLE 49 School Board ....... 51 Administration ....... 52 Faculty ................. 53 Senior Class ......... 54 Junior Class ........... 55 Sophomore Class ........ 56 Scholars ............... 57 58 ADVERTISEMENTS ...... 59 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS gl INDEX .................................. 63 TABLE OF CONTENTS .......... ini .:... .3-Tm,.t1i.. T' ati' .. ' -.1 ' .J l. 1' A' A -- iiin 1.- 64-i 74- 71. 80-108 82- 81 84- 85- gan 87 90- 91 92- 93 944 95 ss' 97 99. 100 101 102-108 -I dl: 3 J . , HM 1 -., J. 106-1407? 108-ITI 112-1165 117-14? ' 148-155 156-163 1.64-165' 168-2158 215. 2115 8 5 - f- 5' of 5' 5 4:12 rqn- N 'Q' .fu S, .1 L . . sl -Lf-' 1 .ff . 3' Q. U- .v -bl MJ JL fd? gh yi? YW. M, Y? du QWW Qx MM' MM 'W T51 4:04, WMM, MMQA MM ev 131-sfixj's Wm WQVQQAJX XA 'rj f6' UJfm,,, EMM' 'fo FX Qe.PfLf WO V5 Yvlfx Av ez VMC -Pkg Sk ,1?4fff.S1'0? 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