Jefferson Township High School - Jeffersonian Yearbook (Mexico, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1960 volume:

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL Mexico, Indiana Je-ffersonian Ian Martin , Editor Editor in Chief . As sistant Editor Dedication . Pictures . Class History . Class Will . Class Prophecy Sports . Directory . Activitie s . Art . Annual Advisor Annual Sponsors ? , ,Ian Martin , , Belva Adkins , , Iirn Wright Roland Wilburn , , , Sue Fouts Lois Shelley Miriam Sharnbarger Charles McDougle Moira Mensing Mary Dice , . Leonard Webb Linda Cover Karen McGuire . , Wavalyn Brower 'Ierry May Ianet Musselman , Ioe Hartleroad Ioe Hoagland Bill Berkheiser Iack McHenry , Guy Mathis , , Becky Cover Connie Tharp . Iudy Brooks Dave Leffel , , , , Mr. Shambarger , , Mrs. Cooper Mr. Myers Dedication We, the senior class, dedicate this volume of the 1960 Ieffersonian to the Iefferson Township School. This includes all persons affiliated with the school who have guided us through these past four years. May their influence continue to guide us through the years to come. Let us then be up and doing. With a heart for any fatep Still achieving, still pursuing, Learn to labor and to wait. Longfellow I Q img Facult They guided us through school, pouring on home work when we felt we needed it least. FIRST ROW: Lester Youmans, Lawrence Miller, Dan Shambarger, Nile Myers. ROW TWO: William Rickard, Donald Mitchell Clauda Fisher, Iane Cooper, Lee Deck, Earl Lees. 4 T if , AA.,. , Q if sa g I 5 4 X 4 2 Q53 4 4-, A ii ,N BELVA JUNE ADKINS WILLIAM I. BERKHEISER Belva Bill Band -...-.- . . 1,213 Basketball . . . 1,2 Mixed Chorus . . . . 1,2,3 Softball - - ' 112 Girls'Chorus . . . l,2,3 Band ' ' - 112 Play ...... . . 3, Chorus Librarian . . . Librarian .... . Sextet . . IOE ALAN HARTLEROAD fs Woe.. Basketball . . . . . . 4 Cross Country . . . . . 4 TUDYIFMS BIAOOKS Peru High School . . . l,2, Tu Y Mixed Chorus . . Girls' Chorus . . Cheerleader . . WAVALYN IRAN BROWER Wavalyn Band ..... . . 1 ,Z ,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . l,Z,4 Girls' Chorus . . l,2,4 Play ..... . . 3,4 Baton Twirler . . . l Pom-Pom Girl . . Play . . . . . . Peru High School 3,4 3,4 2,3 2,3 3,4 1 IOHN JOSEPH HOAGLAND REBECCA SUE COVER Ice Becky Play . . . , , , , 3,4 Band ..... . . . . 1,3 Basketball , l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . .l,3,4 Track ,,,, 1,2 Girls' Chorus . . .l,2,3,4 Softball ,,,,, , l,2,3,4 Cheerleader . . . . 3 Cross Country . . . . 4 Secretary - - - 2 Pom-Pom Girl . . 2, 3 Play .... . . 3 , 4 Sextet . . . . 2 LINDA LOU COVER Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Play . . . . Librarian . Cover ..l,3, . .1,Z,3, . . .3, DAVID LEE LEFFEL Dave ' - ' . . . . .3 GARY IAN MARTIN Vice President ,, ,, Play ..... . 3,4 Ian President . .... 3,4 Softball . . . . l,Z,3,4 Basketball . . . .l,Z,3,4 Track . . . . . .1,Zf314 ver' Play .... Cross Country Vice-President . ...3,4 .. ..4 .. .1 Fl 1 1 l ,an sig' LZ 'ra V' I 97 f 4 'I Gd' K ' ,K I 1 IE RRY LEE MAY ..Ien,y1- Peru High School . . Indianapolis CB.R.J . KAREN ROSANNE Karen Mixed Chorus . Girls' Chorus . Play ....... Queen Candidate . Vice-President . . Librarian ..... . .3 . . 1,2 MCGUIRE .1,3,4 . 1,2,3,4 . . 3,4 . .1 . .2 . . .... 3 MARY LOUISE DICE HMMY.. Band . . . . .1 Mixed Chorus . Girls' Chorus . . .l Play ..... . .2, . .l,2,3 ,2, LINDA SUE FOUTS nsue.. Mixed Chorus . . . Girls'Chorus . . . .l,2,3,4 Play . . . . . Band . . GUY RONALD MATHIS UGUY., Play . . Secretary . . . Triple Trio . Sextet . . CHARLES LEON MCDOUGLE MOIRA MARGARET MENSING Charlie Moira Play . . . .... . . . 3,4 Band ..... . .1,3,4 P.P.A .... l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus . . . .l,3,4 Basketball . . . .1,2 Girls'Chorus . . . .l,2,3,4 Play ...... . . .3,4 Queen Candidate . . .2 President .... . .2 Librarian .... . .4 Drum Majorette . . . 2,3 IANET LOUISE MUSSELMAN LEONARD PREDRICK WEBB Ianet Leonard Band ......, 1,2,3,4 Softball . . l,2,3 Mixed Chorus . l,2,3,4 Track . . . 1,2 Girls'Chorus . , 1,2,3,4 play '.'. . . 3,4 IACK DEAN MCHENRY Chorus President . , , 4 Jackie Sextet ..... , ,3 Vice-President . . . Secretary . . . Softball . . Basketball . . Track . . Play . . . . President . . . Cross Country 2. egg., MIRIAM SHAMBARGER Miriam Band ..... Mixed Chorus . Girls' Chorus . PlaY ..... Queen Candidate Cheerleader . . Band Librarian . Sextet .... . l,2,3, , 1,2,3,4 .. .3,4 ..3 4 ,4 ..2 JAMES EDWARD WRIGHT Play . . . . Basketball . . Softball . 3-im n . .3,-1 . .1,2 . 1,2,3 . . . l,2,3,4 4. LOIS ANN SHELLEY ROLAND IAY WILBURN P.F.A. . Play . Otter' CONNIE KAY THARP Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Play .... Librarian . . Connie Lois Mixed Chorus . . .l,Z,3,4 Girls' Chorus . . .l,Z,3,4 Band ..... . .l,2,3 Play ...... . .3,4 Chorus Secretary . . . 3 Sextet..... ..2 1 Q Q2 Q e. f:?1.::w:. f.s.J' a 1 f , 3 , VW,g,, 51. K ,Z M3 S 5 IM , g ., K w A X xx ff. ., .. 5,5 A K Y H 'Y'-1. ,9f'f'1s2MV' 4 ' I mm ' f f iski -wif. fF?2' ,ff k .Q wx wwf' f .w i e ' 7W ?fss'f ' V, ,,,, 2, .1 ,.i5 :.,5, ,..-- . -'--- 41 RN m 5 . Ww- ED:-M 1. ii,-f Y' M f 5 f4:as'.- 'Fa w2H4f'???f1Wa'q 7 . ',,2S1 Q I 'fi NAM E Judy Dave Iim Ianet Roland Mary Charlie Wavalyn Leonard Linda Bill Moira Ian Karen Hoagy Miriam Belva Ioe Lois Guy Becky Terry Connie Sue Iack OFTEN SEEN Skating rink Never Sleeping in Gov't Driving Matilda Just around In 56' Buick Watching 3 Stooges On paper route Around Chili With Karen In lower classes At Kar-Hop With girls In 56' Chevy Playing Robin Hood With Belva at Brower's Driving a 50' Chevy Writing letters Changing flat tires Fighting with her brothers In Merit's shoe store In Peru I-leading for Portland Playing basketball Directory IMAGINE A Farmer Rock 61 Roller Not Smoking Staying home Working With big feet Going steady Not eating Quiet Not marrying Telling the truth Sta ying home Smoking , cussin, or drinking Talkative Driving a 60' Corvette 6 lf2 ft. tall Short blond hair Driving at least 55 mi. per hour Weighing 2 O 0 lbs . With a perfect attendance Getting an F in typing Making straight A's Getting in early Driving safely With black , wavy -hair FAVORITE SAYING r You bette believe it! Censored Huh! Gorsh Why not ? I mean really Criminy Don't ask me Hi Burly Various obscenities Did you hear about Yes Mercy Sakes! I don't know Shish Hey! Oh My Gosh I mean By George Why Yea Let's go to Ga. That's the breaks Yeah! Nuts! Where 's Miller at ? HOBBY Skating Girls Eating Kar-Hop Getting kicked out of Ag. Boys Avoiding girls Visiting Eaton Cars Writing letters Gossiping Poodles Messin' around Bobby Hunting Swimming Music Golf Dieting Electronics Flirting with M .P. 's Hunting Writing letters Dancing Blondes Senior Class History 'Way back in August of '56 thirty-one tired but trying freshmen entered the assembly of jefferson High and took their seats, only to be sent to the northwest room for instruct- ions. Those poor souls were: Belva Adkins, Dennis Allman, Virginia Baker, Wavalyn Brower, Karen Correll. Anita Cover, Becky Cover, Linda Cover, Donna DeWald, Mary Dice, Linda Dunnuck, Linda Fouts, Bob Hartman, Ioe Hoagland, Dave Leffel, Ian Martin, Charles McDougle, Karen McGuire, jack McHenry, Larry McLean, Moira Mensing, Ianet Musselman, Miriam Shambarger, Lois Shelley, Lowell Snyder, Connie Tharp, Leonard Webb, Iim Wright, Roland Wilburn, Sondra Wray, and Violet Wellsand. Donna Glassburn and Guy Mathis joined us during the year. Guy left us later in the year, as did Sondra Wray. We were the last class to be initiated and the sophomores did a rousing good job on us . We had two class parties during our freshman year, one at Moira's where we lost Abe Ogle's horse shoes, and the other at the Roxy theatre where we saw To Hell and Back, with our sponsor, Mr. Miller. The freezing biology room was the low point of our first year. As sophomores we lost Karen Correll, Bob Hartman, Larry McLean and Donna Classburn. We acquired Iudy Brooks and Arden Cruea, but she left us after the first semester. Guy Mathis came back again because he couldn't resist our charms. Under the supervision of Bob McDonald, our sponsor, we had our first class party at the Denver Community Building. Our second party was a picnic in the Frances Slocum State Park. During our second year one tragic mishap occurred. Ian Martin kicked jack McHenry's hand and broke it, so that jack was unable to play basketball for the first part of the season. There was no initiation officially, but we made up for that. In our junior year Lowell Snyder and Dennis Allman left our class, but we gained Bill Berkheiser. Our only class party was held at Moira Mensing's. We learned the art of salesmanship while selling refreshments at basketball games. We also got to show off our rings and sweaters while strutting around the gym. We had lots of fun giving our class play, Three Misses and a Myth. Miss Fisher was our director. We had a party at Moira's after the final presentation. We were hosts and hostesses to the seniors at Honeywell Memorial Center in Wabash for the junior-Senior Reception. Our theme was The Magic of May. Then, all of a sudden, we were seniors. In this , our last year, we lost Virginia Baker, Anita Cover, Linda Dunnuck, Donna DeWald and Violet Wellsand. Toe Hartleroad and jerry May were added to our class. We sold magazine subscriptions, Stanley products, annual advertising, Bulldog stickers, annuals, and anything else we could get our hands on. We had the concess- ions at the ball games during the last semester. A very successful Halloween carnival netted us a neat sum. We printed the school paper, The Bulldog Bark, and collected items for the annual. We also held a steak supper. Our class play was Rest Assured, and we rest assured that everyone enjoyed it. The senior trip to New York and Washington, D.C. , during the week before Easter proved both enjoyable and educational. Blue and silver were chosen our class colors. Our flowers were red and white roses. Our Motto: Deeds not dreams. Baccalaureate was held May 15 and Commencement, May l6. We finally made it! Class Will We, the Graduating Class of I9 60 , being of feeble mind and weary body, do make and ordain this to be our last will and testament in connection with the Iefferson Town- ship High School of Mexico, Indiana. We pick only the most suitable personnel to receive these attributes of life. We, the Seniors, will and bequeath to the Iuniors our privilege to survive all the ex- penses accrued during the academic year. We hope they will follow in our footsteps as thoughtful, kind, and considerate Seniors. We, the Seniors, will and bequeath to the Sophomores our ability to play hookie and get an excused absence for it. We also will them our ability to carry on a conversation in the study hall without being caught. We, the Seniors, will and bequeath to the Freshmen our ability as Freshmen to throw off the greenness which all Freshmen have and to mature to boastful Seniors. To Mr. Shambarger, we wish to will an upcoming government class that can answer all questions asked, to Mr. Miller, senior class members that spend most of their time in your assembly instead of the library, to Mr. Lees, another alert chemistry class that has a student that thinks he knows more than the teacher, to Miss Fisher,the ability to get a class to understand the difference between transitive and intransitive verbs, to Mrs. Cooper, members of a cast that learn their speeches and actions when she is directing the Senior Play, to Mr. Myers, the ability to tell jokes and get a laugh from them, to Mr. Rickard, our athletic sons for the future all-star team of Mexico, to Mr. Mitchell, a band with some cornets and a chorus that has some sopranos that can hit the high notes, to Mr. Youmans, an intelligent biology class that doesn't mind the deep freeze , to Mr. Deck, an advanced math class that can understand him, to Mr. Brower, the ability to flirt with one of the cooks , to the Cooks, the ability to serve spam in some way other than cold. I, Guy Mathis, will and bequeath my big deep voice to Sandra Ahlfeld. I, Iudy Brooks, will and bequeath my ability to find horseback riders at night to Virginia Baker. I, Charles McDougle, will and bequeath my ability to avoid dating girls to Iim Beard. I, Bill Berkheiser, will and bequeath my ability to have well-combedhair to Walter Burton. I, Ioe Hoagland, will and bequeath my ability to hunt deer, squirrels, rabbits, quail, and pheasants to Marlene Correll. I, David Leffel, will and bequeath my ability to tear up typewriters to Ellen Cover. I, Iack MCI-Ienry, will and bequeath my ability to touch the basketball rim to Gary Crowe. I, Iames Wright, will and bequeath my ability to sleep in government class without getting caught to Ioyce Flora. I, Ioe I-Iartleroad, will and bequeath my date book of girls from Peru to Phil Martin. I, Roland Wilburn, will and bequeath my ability to cause confusion in all classes to Sharon Fouts . I, Moira Mensing, will and bequeath my ability to get out of government all year by going to summer school to Iohn Hetzner. I, Wavalyn Brower, will and bequeath my ability to type with few errors to Dave Hileman. I, Connie Tharp, will and bequeath my ability to go to Peru as often as possible to Virginia Lesley. I, Linda Cover, will and bequeath my ability to go steady to Bobbie Ann Long. I, Iack McHenry, will and bequeath my ability to pronounce oil and iron correctly to Eddie Miller. I, Mary Dice, will and bequeath my ability to occupy my favorite corner booth in the Kar Hop to Bill McGuire, in hopes he will remember how sacred it is and will use it only for romantic purposes, as I have. I, Ian Martin, will and bequeath my brother to Iulia Murphy because she wants him and I don't. I, Sue Fouts, will and bequeath my ability to date a boy who lives 80 miles away to Linda Saylor. I, Lois Shelley, will and bequeath my ability to ride on a beat-up school bus to Phil Tomson. I, Miriam Shambarger, will and bequeath my ability to get along with the principal to Larry Volkovich . I, Ianet Musselman, will and bequeath my expressive, cow-brown eyes to Carol Walden, in hopes that she may find them as useful as I have. I, Leonard Webb, will and bequeath my ability to argue 'with the janitor to Bill Wellsand. I, Karen McGuire, will and bequeath my ability to work in the kitchen and to get along with the cooks to Bill Lease. I, Ierry May, will and bequeath my smarts to Dan Donaldson. I, Becky Cover, will and bequeath my ability to type 65 words per minute to Sheree Deisch. I, Ioe Hartleroad, will and bequeath my ability to have blind dates to Connie Wright. I, Mary Dice, will and bequeath my although reckless, accidentless driving to Reggie Wolfe, so my nervous, high-strung, excitable friends can relax. IF, Belva Adkins, will and bequeath my ability to have a short best friend to Carolyn rexler. Class Prophecy Yes Sir, said the patriarch Charlie fMcDouglel, I shall be glad to guide these neophites around your Kingdom to see the rest of the class of '60 . Come Mr. 61 Mrs. Ierry May. fMrs. May was the former Connie Tharpl. This is the cloud of Bill and Sue fljoutsj Berkheiser. He shot himself while hunting rabbits. After thirteen children, you know why she's here. Watch out! Whew, that was close. There went Ian Martin on his bicycle. He has been arrested eleven times by our cop, Ioe Hartleroad, and unless he changes his ways, he won't be with us long. Ioe was chosen to police the golden streets because of his safe driving on earth. Here's where Iim and Iudy fBrooksJ Wright live. They were skating stars before coming here. Who says you can't get to heaven on roller skates? Hear the Music ? The choir is rehearsing under the direction of Wavalyn fBrowerJ. She has to be watched closely, because every now and then she gets a wild beat going. Belva fllldkinsl still grumbles about filing the choir's music . Here comes Ioe and Miriam fShambargerJ Hoagland. They were elected couple of the year up here in heaven. He is a basketball star and she is a cheerleader. It was All-Heaven. Here comes Guy CMathisl. He came to us after starving to death. It was just too messy to eat through his three foot moustache. As they approach the Golden Gate, Charlie, what's that awful noise? That's Ianet CMusselmanJ with Matilda. They still refuse to let her in with that junk-heap, and she refuses to come in without it, so there she sits . Ierry, look at these carvings. Don't they look familiar? Yes, Iack always wrote IACKIE all over everything, but when he carved it on the Golden Gates, that was too much. He's not with us any- more. It's nearly night. There goes Mary CDicel. The Sir lets her put the stars out and bring them in, because she's the only one that's up at those hours . But Charlie, aren't some of the Class of '60 missing? Yes, some were quite unfortunate. Let's get on the elevator. Going down, please. You'll note that the operator is Roland fWilburnl. , They couldn't decide where he was to go due to his red car, so they compromised. Here we are. Hi Dave CLeffelJ. He's the official greeter. He played the part so well in our class play, that they decided they must have him. There is his sidekick, Leonard fWebbl with him. Here comes Linda fCoverJ riding a donkey. She finally got to go to the place she so often spoke of. The person riding double with her is Karen fMcGuirel. Karen had been elsewhere, but she got a transfer because she just couldn't stand being away from Cover and Kindig. It's evening so we best be getting up. Say, we almost missed two of our class. There goes Moira CMensingJ and Becky QCoverJ. Down here they are known as the Red Tails in the Sunset. But Charlie, we haven't seen Lois fShelleyb yet. Where is she? We're not sure. Right now she's out on an angelic mission to round up souls in Formosa. There is a lot of competition in this field, you know. Well, here we are. Thank you for guiding us around, Charlie, It s late, so we must fly home to our cloud. Good-bye, Charlie. -W. M 593222, A, -1 ' . :givea- 3 J 2-1, 'Hx ,nam-. 1 ,.. Wu 4, , -fi K V,k,. , ,wi 32, fx Class of GI ROW ONE: Marlene Correll, Ellen Cover, Sheree Deisch, Julia Murphy, Carolyn Trexler, Linda Sayior, Sandra Ahlfeld, Carol Walden, Connie Wright. ROW TWO: Gary Crowe, Reggie Wolfe, Phil Martin, Larry Velkovich, Bill McGuire, John Hetzner, Bill Wellsand, Dave Hileman. ROW THREE: Jim Beard, Eddie Miller, Danny Donaldson, Phil Tomson, Walter Burton, Bobbie Ann Long, Joyce Flora, Sharon Fouts, Ginny Baker. fAbsent when picture was taken: Virginia Lesley, Bill Leasel. ROW ONE: Birja Brauneller, Jean Balsbaugh, Martha Winningham, Sue Carroll, Minnie Wellsand, Mary Law, Helen Baker, Janice Click, Sondra Parish. ROW TWO: Jim Stroud, John Church, Max Waggoner, Mike Miller, Terry Leedy, Lynn Gavin, Bob May, Pam Fraser, Marcia Kline. ROW THREE: Floyd Berkheiser, Dennis Norris, Alan Stroud, Ronnie McDougle, Bill Miller, Jim Johnson, Jim Hoagland, Wesley Molencupp, Terry Troxell. ROW FOUR: Gary Kraning, Dean Hartley, Bill Cover, Bob Musselman, Bob Dilts, Keith Stockdale, Eldon Conner. Class of 20 Class of 63 ROW ONE: Penny Shultz, Sonja Opple, Nancy Grimes, Iudy Eisbrenner, Cassie Beck, Diane Hartleroad, Betty Wilburn, Sherry Velkovich. ROW TWO: Nelda Neff, Sharon Fisher, Carol McCutcheon, Karla Shultz, Iudy Richardson, Terry Wilkison, Bill Rendel, Eugene Mills, Gerald Dillman. ROW THREE: Stanley Fahl, Iim McClain, Darrell Brower, Don Musselman, Dale Pratt, Sandra Miller, Martha Hoagland, Martha Fisher, Linda Schmidt. CAbsent when picture was takenj Charles Berkheiser, Tex Brooks, Charles Cover, Iohn Cover, Sid Cover, Cylee Howell, Tom Lease, Dan McGuire, Harold Norris, Herman Ream, Carol Hahn. ROW ONE: Karen Miller, Dianne Kepnei, Sharon McDougle, Ierry Wright, Ronnie Wolfe, Martha Williams, Dottie Wilburn, Dean Sparks, Larry Trexler, Danny See, Loren Putman. ROW TWO: John Lorenz, Tom Siegfred, Ierry Kline, Sam Kepner, Barbara Adkins, Linda Balsbaugh, Sam Gamhee, Darrell Pratt, Judy Kroft, Cynthia Martin, Rex Hoover. ROW THREE: Richard Hartleroad, David Hartley, Alice Crowe, Nancy Cover, Mike Cover, Terry Tomson, Glenn Conner, Sam Coe, Carol Click, Phyllis Martin, Dianna McCutcheon. ROW FOUR: Gwynn Clark, Kenny Burton, Terry Black, Beverly Brauneller, Patty Beecher, Tom Leffel, Eric Allman. Grade 3 Grade ROW ONE: Iohn Donaldson, Dale Correll, Linda Click, Mary Etta jones, David Byrd, Barbara Burns, Lana Black, Iimmy Berkheiser, Dennis Baber. ROW TWO: David Waggoner, Charles Martin, Tom Law, Jewell Stroud, Amy Hopper, Floyd Shirk, Carla Flora, Rickey Ege. ROW THREE: Freddie Swindler, Tommy Trexler, Meribeth Hammond, Daryle Prather, Uva Miller, David Miller, Kay Miller, Linda McGuire, Linda Smith. Grade 3 8. 4 22 ROW ONE: Mrs. Frick, Karen Smith, Tana Kline, Roger Svvayer, Charlotte Lutz, Clarence McDougle, Raymond Mills, Connie Blue, Ian Sherrill, Sandra Sue Chaplin. ROW TWO: Marsha Byrd, Jeffrey Massey, Christine Charters, Dick Bonney, Loren Ream, Lanny Bell, Billy Hammond, Michael McGuire, Gregory McGuire, Kathleen Wells. ROW THREE: Donald Berkheiser, Gerry Click, Dean Kline, Michael Skinner, Linda Miller, Alana Sue Case, Debbie Pegg, Michael Devine, Clifton Working, Margaret Hilgeman, Debra Ann Confer, Steven Stuart. KAbsent when picture was taken: Delores Sparks, Linda Schultz, Randy Brown.J Grade ROW ONE: Mrs. Donaldson, Darryl Pegg, Kim Wells, Cindy Callahan, Christine Kraning, Paulette Yoder, Malan Culp, Roger Brown, C. L. Lutz, Illl Kline, Kathy Click. ROW TWO: Mike Hood, Steven Miller, Carole Blue, Iudy Lorenz, Mike Lowe, Ruthanne I-Iilgeman, Dianna Lewis, Linda Miller, Randy Swayer, Herbert Crowe, Iames Murphy, Wesley Dillman. ROW THREE: Ann Rusle, Mike Huddleston, Carol Ann Parsley, RBY TSYIOY. RiCkY Bl-UTOUS, Tl-ldY Working, Chuck Enyeart, Richard Million, Dorothy Eisbrenner, Gary Leedy, Mike Arwood. Grade I ROW ONE: Mrs. Mullinix, Carla Vrown, Rhonda Enyeart, Rick Sherrill, Lance Trexler, Iane Chaplin, Dennis McGuire, Dorothy Working, Michael Baker, Clarence Sparks. ROW TWO: Iimmy Kline, Randy Hartleroau, Burnell Landes, Mark Hetzner, Kemy Iones, Becky Brauneller, George Shultz, Ioetta Hood, Brad Brauneller, Tom Devine, Wayne Musal. 24 Senior Cords ROW ONE: Wavalyn Brower, Ianet Musselman, Iack McHenry, Iim Wright, Roland Wilburn, Charlie McDougle, Connie Tharp, Becky Cover. ROW TWO: Mary Dice, Karen McGuire, Moira Mensing, Linda Cover, Donna DeWald, Iudy Brooks, Belva Adkins, Miriam Shambarger, Lois Shelley. ROW THREE: Sue Fouts, Guy Mathis, Bill Berkheiser, Ian Martin, Jerry May, Leonard Webb, Dave Le-ffel, Ioe Hartleroad. Halloween Carnival On October 16, 1959, the Iefferson Township High School gym was the scene of the annual Halloween Carnival, sponsored by the Senior Class. Games included darts, basketball, bingo, fortune telling, the fishpond, penny pitch and a raffle. Refreshments were available to all. The crowning of the queen was the highlight of the evening. The candidates were: Donna DeWald, Senior, Queen, Marlene Correll, Iuniory Sheree Velkovich, Freshman, and Nancy Black, Sophomore. Iody Ashcraft carried the crown. W.. , ,ff ..... x,,,,2... ' k .M-f wmff M-od' We-pf 1-up-f 0 ,ww . ,ii Q.: ' wx.. 21-Eg. I. , ' 2 45. an-fi. mu S f 5 , fmwrmm , I, , I Ei .1 - vm-1 SL.- 1 .wg- nn ,,,,,.zw-4 H-v wnfhuv' . SXL3, I ,,.,... 3 A QW - kggwi f vu.-4 35 iii gmail n-uf,-,af - 'P K 'Q 2 X , Y , 3 2 ,sr X ,, Q AY. 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Cross Country Va rslty Scores B-Tea m Scores Iefferson Opponent Iefferson Opponent Bunker Hill 66 Bunker Hill Deedsville 5 l Deedsville Kewanna 49 Kewanna Laketon 52 Laketon Twelve Mile 73 Twelve Mile Gilead 5 7 Somerset Deedsville 45 Gilead Somerset 64 Deedsville Chili 60 Chili Bunker Hill 82 Bunker Hill Clay 69 Talma Talma 63 Galveston Galveston 70 Clay Clay 74 Gilead Gilead 51 A The Bulldogs experienced a new sport, cross country, at Mexico High School this fall. They did well for the first year in winning two and losing two meets . The team consisted of the following members: Iack McHenry, Ioe Hartleroad, Ioe Hoagland, Ian Martin, Phil Tomson, Bill McGuire, Phil Martin, Danny Donaldson, Floyd Berkeiser, Iim Beard, Terry Leedy, Bob May, Lynn Gavin, Brian Eikenberry, Bob Musselman, Keith Stockdale, Bill Cover, Dean Hartley, Darrell Brower, Stanley Pahl, Dave Hileman, Bill Rendel, Bud Norris, Eldon Conner, Iim McClain, Danny McGuire, and Reggie Wolfe. Softball Champs The Bulldogs started the year off in great style by reigning as the North Miami Consolidated Softball Champs. They gained the crown by defeating Deedsville and Chili twice in very exciting games. We were very disappointed to hear that there was no trophy to be awarded to the Champs. IOE HARTLEROAD Guard uf' IACK MCHENRY Guard W - . IAN MARTIN Guard PHIL TOM SON Forward BILL MCGUIRE Center PHIL MARTIN Vorwardn' Qi? ll ff B Team Coach, William Rickard, Student Manager, Dennis Norris. 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