Knightstown High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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At various times convocations are held for the student body. The speech department has charge of these programs. In the picture Lana Ewing is presiding over the Thanksgiving Convocation. One of the main activities at Christmas time is the window painting contest. Situ- dents in the art classes paint various win- dows in the building. These are then judged and the winners are awarded a prize. In the pictures Miss McKinney, the instructor, congratulates this year's winners, Doug Fer- guson, Paul O'Mally, Phil Flack, Jim Mun- den. FIRST ROW, Jim Sharp and James r. S walke The Galaxy dance was a highlight of the events early on the school calendar. This was given as a finale to the yearbook sub- scription drive which was a gre at success. The total number of yearbooks sold was 583. In the picture are the Galaxy king and queen and their court. STANDING, Betty Jolly, Junior Maloyed, Barbara Smith, Duane Stoots, Tommy Ware, and Roberta Winchester. SEATED are the king and queen, Terry Clark and Linda Cross. 5 1 2 600 X0 A typical scene at speech contest is this one as the contestants view the score sheets, posted after each round. A first gives a student a great thrill especially in district, zone, or state contests. Sports hold a prominent place on the school calendar but with the enjoyment comes hard work. ln the picture are Ronny Ballenger, Danny Vaughn, and Laddie Roland practicing basketball. Early spring me ans new designs and the home ec. department surely does its share to introduce them to the community. Each spring a style show is produced in which every girl models the dress or costumes she had made in home ec. that year. 1 ilt w ' bl. i V , 'iii if? 'V 5 1 Z slsnr s E V'- .' , if ,a x ,r- A ' i' Prom is a gala affair for the juniors 'i A . ' ,, j g and seniors. Cary Ellis and Linda I -A a Ewing are enjoying a brief stay . A if s Q 1 Y in Paris on the prom night trip -1' if 1 Around the World in 80 Days. W , I t we I , ,,f . L, V' A V 4 ,rff'1T'l fi . , ,Q1 N , 2 , ' ,fr . nl, X. , A, I, r M VVV, , ' A r ,.. . 5 ,nna 1 7 ' ', y ,,,, ,. '-'Q--fl ai W E 'V L?-f - - A Commencement brings to a close our trip. ' I.. f MJ- Underclassmen will be back to take the trip ,, H -ri . . . . ,, sg, 4 v I V I V again, but it 1S the last trip Around Our 'I ' ' f School in 180 Da s for the seniors. Pic- , . , N. H -, jj tured are Donna Goudy and Doug Reeves. vs U Wi ,e 'I l A , .V af Eff 3 Principal Lyle O. Bell assists Mary Jo Jolly, Charity Smalley, and Paul Ratzlaff as they enroll for the first of their six trips Around Our School in 180 Days. 7 ef Theme Page . . . . 2 Academics . . . . 5 Elementary . . . . . . 13 Activities . . . . . . 29 Sports . . . . . 47 Classes . . . .. 57 Seniors .... . . . 69 Advertisements . . . . . . 81 Senior Directory . . . . . . 94 Index... ...96 4 ,H 1 .. ,RA E ,M 'Nr I 2 14 1 4 , ? 3 .4 5 K A-H' OGQLNAVIGA7-OR S x' 4 L. E. Rogers Earl Poer Lyle O. Bell The school board, composed of seven members, starts, long before our 180 days officially begins, planning the budget and business matters. The board meets regularly once a month to discuss problems that come to the con solidation system. SEATED, Left to Right: Bill Wilson, secretary, Norman P. Reeves, president, Alvin Hardin, treasurer, STANDING: L. E. Rogers, superintendent, Dwight Parker, Luther Pidgeong Philip Parker, Norris Thomas. 6 J' ANN BARTLE: Mrs. Bartle is secretary to Mr. Rogers and may be seen in his office typing letters or doing other work for him. She may also be seen talking on the P.A. system saying something like this, Telephone, Mr. Be1l, or Telephone, Mr. Rogers. DOROTHY WALKER: Dorothy Walker, Mr. Bel1's secretary, may be seen in the halls putting absent lists at the doors. She may be seen, too, in the office taking letters as Mr. Bell dictates to her. Renting books is also part of her work. HILTON BALLANGER: If you are in one of Mr. Ba1langer's classes you'll probably be interested in geography. His social studies classes occasionally take trips over Indiana and make maps, while his Spanish students would like to go to Mexico. NORMAN BASSETT: Mr. Bassett may be found on the farthest corner of the Industrial Arts section of the bottom floor where he teaches printing, drafting, and shop. All of the admit slips, absent slips, passes, lunch tickets. etc., are made by his printing classes. Mr. Bassett has been busy in several extra projects for he is the sophomore class sponsor. ORVAL BRUMMETT: Mr. Brummett may be found on the bottom floor of K. H. S. showing boys how to be industrious, for he teaches industrial arts. The seventh graders start with pants holders, and by the time they are seniors, they may build boats, midget racers, or end tables. RALPH D. CROCK: Room 104 is the operational headquarters for mathmatics taught by Mr. Crock. RICHARD DARLING: Mr. Darling is located on the top floor in Room 206, where he teaches history and geography. His seventh grade geography class made salt and flour maps of South America while his eighth grade history class made charts of methods of transportation in the United States. WILLIAM DERRICKSON: The clutch is the one on the left! Mr. Derrickson utters these words on occasion while showing our K. H. S. students how to drive carefully. Besides driver's educa- tion, he teaches health and physical education. Mr. Derrickson is the cross -country and track coach and the assistant coach in basketball and baseball. .....,. ... MARGARET DOUGHERTY: When walking by Room 123 you may hear the familiar voice of Mrs. Dougherty calling out A, space, B, space, F, space, etc. She will be teaching the beginning typing class the art of hitting the right key with the right finger at the right time. She also teaches the other business related subjects and English. JANE KELLUM: Do you have a book telling the habits of a red- eyed Dodo bird? asks an inquisitive student. To this Miss Kellum will probably reply, I'm not sure about that one but I'll look. Miss Kellum is in charge of the school library and several student librarians working under her. CHARLOTTE KNEY: At the foot of the front stairs on the bottom floor and on the right is Room l, where homemaking I and II and biology are taught by Miss Kney. SUE ANN LAND: On any school day afternoon Mrs. Land can be found in the new addition, instructing jr. high and high school students in the art of singing. In the morning she travels to the grade schools to see that the elementary pupils have a good be- ginning in music. This spring her choruses will work with the band department to present the annual May Festival. ANNA LANGSTON: lf you're in one of Miss Langston's English classes, you may learn something of Europe for she has toured England, Scotland, and Scandinavia, and has had an extensive stay in the Middle East. PATTY JO LYONS: Oh, no! groan the speech students in 106 when Mrs. Lyons tells them the bus to Howe Military will leave at 5:00 A.M.! This is familiar to the students, though, for during the year they go to many different speech contests throughout the state. Mrs. Lyons also teaches English. NELDA MCKINNEY: The department of elementary music and art and high school art is in charge of Miss McKinney. She also sponsors the Keen Teens quartet. HOWARD MEEKS: If you're interested in farming, then Mr. Meeks is the man to see. He teaches vocational agriculture and biology. He sponsors the F.F.A. and Boys 4-H Club and instructs an adult farmers' evening class. ROBERT L. MYERS: The sophomores knew Mr. Myers best this year for he taughtthem world history. This year Mr.Myers has been active in counciling the K.H.S. students. He also had in- formation on many colleges and universities which he gave to interested students. He has been the sponsor of the student council ERSIE NAFFE: If you have Mrs. Naffe for a teacher, you may be told to conjugate a verb in either Latin or English for these are the subjects she teaches. She may also interest you in the State Latin and English Contest or may ask you to make a display for the bulletin board. 8 KENNETH H. ROBINSON: In charge of all instrumental music in the consolidation this year is Mr. Robinson. He directs A, B, and C bands and has started instrumental in the various grade schools. LOIS SIMMERMON: When not in room 121 with her English classes, Miss Simmermon can be found going through various newspapers looking for articles on living authors which she collects. CLAUDE SIPE: The volume of a frustrum of a pyramid equals 1X3 h QB+B+V'EE1J. This is one of the problems faced by the seniors taking solid geometry. Other classes taught by Mr. Sipe are algebra, trigonometry, and business math. JOYCE SKAGGS: Are all the triple R's finished? The deadline is Tuesday, These are familiar words to the yearbook class from Mrs. Skaggs, who also teaches social studies 8, civics 12, and English 10. Each year Mrs. Skaggs takes her civics classes to a town board meeting. WANDA SMITH: Miss Smith may D6 found in the gymnasium with her high school physical education classes or on the play ground with the elementary pupils and hula -hoops. She also teaches health. DUANE D. STANLEY: The headquarters for all the near-ex- plosions, odd odors, and Pascal's Law is in the new building be- hind the closed door identified as 301. This is where Mr. Stanley's 7th and 8th grade gen. science, chemistry, and physics meet. VERNON STONEBRAKER: This year K.H.S. welcomes several new teachers. One of these is Vernon Stonebraker. He has be- come a part of our consolidated system with ease and he is well liked by his math students. Mr. Stonebraker teaches arithmetic and algebra. ANDY TAFF: Mr. Taff's school day is divided between two places, room 205 and the gymnasium. He teaches geography and physical education. He is also varsity basketball and baseball coach. EDITHE TIPTON: Cute clothes and yummy odors are found coming from the home making department on the bottom floor. In charge of all this operation is Miss Tipton. In connection with this department, Miss Tipton accompanies the juniors and seniors on yearly trips to interesting places. Miss Tipton sponsors the Honor Society and the local girls' 4-I-I clubs. EVELYN WARNER: Typewriting, business English, bookkeeping, and 7th grade math are the subjects taught by Miss Warner. Do you want to be a secretary typist or Journalist? If so you can gain practical experience in our business edu- cation department as Sharon Knot is doing Along with typing business math, business English, bookkeeping, and shorthand are also taught Our business department prepares the business students so they may acquire good Jobs directly after high school or go on to higher education in a business college. 4 . dz A 4 The current trend in education is for more college trained persons. At K.H.S. the college prep courses are many and varied. Mr. Stanley dem- onstrates to Karon Ripberger, Gary Rowan, and Jay Jones how Archimedes Principle is derived in this illustration. Other subjects in the college prep de- partment are: English, Latin, and Spanish in the language department, Algebra, plane geometry, advanced algebra, solid geomentry, and trigo- nometry in the math department, general science, chemistry, physics and biology in the science departmentg and world history, U.S. history, and civics in the social studies department. All these departments work together to help produce our future contributions to the world of scholars. These eighth graders may be found ready to begin a relay or for roll call. The main purpose of physical educa- tion is to learn sportsmanship while having a good time. Physical educa- tion is one of the extras offered to students of K.l-I.S. Others are: band, chorus, art, health, speech, and drivers' education. These subjects help the student to learn to work with others They are a deviation from the regular class type work. The students enjoy these extras very muchi f4W4uez'qafS yecte The one thing to remember about any power tool is to be careful when using it Garry Sharp rs telling two seventh grade boys. Our vocational department which includes shop drafting priming agriculture and home economics, prepares our students for farming homemaking and various types of work The students practice their cooking, wood working, and soil testing in the classroom where they are taught to work on their own This way their mother's kitchens and father s workshops are saved Zzewfafz0wa ' Many students have no way to get to school only by bus. The men who provide bus rides for these students are: James Couch, George Smiley, Roy Roland, Elsie Pitts, Paul Hunt, Wendall Guinn. Hobart Williams, Lester Starbuck, Fred Wamer, and Roy Hamm not pictured. The feeding of hungry students is a task, but our cooks take pride in sewing good and wholesome meals to our students. They are: Mrs. Jay Howard, Mrs. Arlie Brammer, Mrs. Idela Conner, Mrs. Vera Durham, Mrs. Ralph Haff, Mrs. George Smiley, Mrs. Murray Darling, Mrs. Norris Thomas. Not shown are Mrs. James Maxwell and Mrs. Harry McNew and Ann Gorham. These boys are sponsored by the American Automobile Association from whom they receive their belts and badges. The patrol boys watch the young grade school children as they cross the street to and from school. They are: ROW ONE: Ronnie Brammer, Rickey Sipes, Robert Goodpasture, Joe Flack, Ronnie Walker, Ronnie Williams ROW TWO: Ronnie Burton, Charles Rat- liff, Larry Ertel, Greg Boatright, Freedie Hicks. ROW THREE: Freddie Brooks, Leroy Walker, David Stephens, Neal Hinton, David Brammer. The schools in our consolidated system are kept clean, attractive and warm all year long. Those responsible for this good service are: Murray Darling, Kenneth Sorrell, Victor Wing, Ralph Mattix, Belvin Durham, and Roy Hamm not pictured. W W . -f. , 6 A L . . X 9: 5 .g.' .. - 3: .,,. 1 4 W' .11 av-Wwgi wr.-I fi.. W, ,Q . SW -- :s f , ,.... , J! 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Through this project the children learned safety rules and how to work together. Ruth Hiner Helen Beecher sf ' 9 . ,., . .. r .S ,Hi -an --W -1 ,,,m,, . ,.,,. . , .. , is s WZ-xiii,-'i'1' , 753 : l . .. 5 1 s A Q , 3 llly Lenville Gross in Jeffrey Hamm i'- 2s esi. Joey Hamm ,Bm I- eaee' Janet Harold 'Eg i ' - 2 7f:-,,:: Q Rex J' Huge 322 4 fi K wr , in , s su 4 Dewayne Jackson Jerry Jackson Richard Jackson Stevie McCorkhill Joey Mclntosh Gary Morris James Pierce Kathy Renfro Carl Smith Steven Smith Marshall Tompkins Hugh Townsend Gary Truitt Janet Weber Steven Welsh Larry White Jimmie Alexander Leslie Andis Brenda Jo Beatty Ronnie Bridges Donna Buckley Leanna Cox Donald Curtis Eva Davis Margaret Denton Tommy Drake Mary Beth Ewing Kathy Gorman Ronnie Haler Madonna Haygood Kenneth Helms Bobby Jackson Brenda Jones Carol Ann Knepley Layla Lanigan David Lansinger Vickie McCorkhill Debra McMillan Deborah Renfro Carroll Riddle Mildred Smith Carolyn Sweet Rita Weber Mrs. Beecher's second grade class chose individual and group health charts for its part in the project. All the health rules that seemed most important were listed This project was meaningful to the children because it developed a.n awareness and an interest in going to school neat and clean. 'ihr ,,,, 'ol 9u,m 'ak f N Ig. Ns, infix iff Regina Barton Tresa Bovard Tony Bovard 1 fn fa Shelia Butler - mALny . in '1,li .V 1 V Tommy Connell ya, ii M' 41+ ' 5 ,f in' FW . f Norma Deckg Vi K T -f my Drake B n A :MMM l we Mailon Dusang V 3 J ' Linda Edwards VV s 1,r, i gg ' - IV V i V V- Pe8SY Fitzgerald . W I Duane Gorman fi ..., r . H,,,,,r1 ' ' tj V I V X V Sandra Gorman ' gee! J, ' ' A , if 5 e, 333' Elizabeth Gross r e J J A J 5 be J' ' Larry Cross , ..fr,- .. ,....,,.,: VV , - Marsha Harve wg fry, A ,V ,VV VVV ,.,, TVV VHVVV .Z . 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Lee Jackson i n if ,ll-n, 'ei if 'mf 'iyyyo Janlce Jordan iiff' ' fisz ' .. V i , David Kneplev iiain la- B 1 :ai a isa Gerald Leonard ' A A 'Q 5 ':-+n 2 wr' .. at ' ' 'ff Jeffrey Linch James Maxwell Janice Miller Paul Pugh Gary Roland Mary Jo Schaffer Charles Sullivan Danny Tompkins Myla Vest The sixth graders in Mrs. Mettel's room exhibited pic- tures of a healthy tooth along various stages of tooth decay. The diagrams of the teeth came from their health book. This project made the children conscious of the importance of caring for their teeth. Health and weight charts were the project made by Mrs. Coffin's fifth grade. They were drawn on white cloth with colored crayons. The children also drew pictures of their hobbies on the side of their charts. Through the project, the children became aware of how rapidly they grew during a short period of time. 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To carry out this theme they made a doll house, picture stories, and reading charts. First the children discussed accidents that had happened at home. The ,children enjoyed very much working on the project. Kennard's second graders made a bathroom scene il- W'-' wuswmn -uw, Y, 3 .. , s.,stt S? ru it nr Q A Stevie Adams, David Bilbrey, Larry Wayne Braytan, Steven Wayne Bundy, Allen Coomer, Gail Coomer, Debbie Darling, Billy Joe Denny Dale Goudy, Jimmy Griggs, Danna Jean Hartley, Ronald Holder, Michael Dan Jarret, Lynn Elaine Jessup, Ruth Ann Jordan, Jeznnie Kemerly, Peggy Kessick, Jan Lockridge, linda Ann Mahler, Jeffery Oalden, Maude Lu Philps, Gary Duane Rains, Barbara Jean Richards, Stevie Riggs Ronald Edward Roll, Gary Lee Smith, Linda Sparks, Jane Ann Swindall, Allen VanDuyn, Danny Shirrel Whittle, Cherly Adams, Shirla Brewer John William Dickey, Roy Lee Erwin, Dannie Wayne Fox, Margie Sue Harrell, Rose Marie Hill, Mark Edward Judge, Star Elaine Kern, Michael Lee Kimble Roxanna Marie Laird, Stephen Paul Leoville, Phyllis Paulette Linberry, Monte Lee Wayne Luellen, Linda Fay McCall, Jake Martin, Janice Elaine Melton, Mark Allen Nordman Denise Lee Oaldon, Loren Earl Price, Mary Alice Redman, Susan Denise Smith, Michie Louise Stewart, Stephen Leroy Strother, Joseph Howard Swindall, Jerry Hal VanDuyn lustrating good bathroom habits. The children made individual miniature bathrooms besides the one for the display. They also tried soap carving. The idea was developed from a list of health rules which the children tried to form into habits . ject very much. p Q41 E' Q i -ml .,,, ' 2 if rn. ,., , The entire class enjoyed the pro- 1 ff, s SN? 3- fflhgzgs T .V V 'i' j A f ..Msmnmn,.,,,, - was 1 l Gene Bundy, Edward Dalton, Rebecca Drysdale, Jimmie Estell Nellie Lou Hunt, Darlene Mc- Ginnis, Loren Ratzlaff Patricia Stewart, Steven Brown, John Davis, Jeffery Drysdale, Jean Gipson, Charlene Holder, Vera Jessup, Nancy Kessick 'Roy McGinnis, Jeannie Oaldon, Mary Price, Sharon Price, Mark Ratzlaff, Nancy Roll, Marylin Sloan, Donnie Whittle Michael Adams, Dona Barton, Charlotte Bilbrey, Dale Brown, John Coak, Carol Coomer, Roger Cowan, Jackie Cupp Mark Cronk, Tommy Dickey, Bobby Corner, Terry Huff, Eugene Ingram, Sheila Kem, Janet Kimberly, Martin Klepsch Linda Lewis, Wayne Lockridge, Anna Marie McCall, Johnny Martin, Barbara Nelson, Jerry Pitts, Mark Porter, Ronald Red- man Gloria Richards, Michael Rip- berger, Hershal Roll, Gloria Jean Rutherford, Margery Rychman, Johnny Strother, Michael Thomp- S011 Rockets to Good Sportsmanship was the theme chosen by the third and fourth graders from Kennard. 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K ' 5?lJ?Li2E K. ' 2:3-'K 21:21 , 3 ,...,.. fs. 1, ' ,, , V- 1 1 V 111131- ,1 1 -1 1-, l.jj1'm PW 111 ', Q Se .. A .Ki ' ' 2 . fif- .V-F: Fiiffl 5 5511 F, 3is g'Ti?5- 'ff' fiZ,fF:'aEg,9?5,Q,:- ,fiifl ' ' V 1,1151 : 2 i 111 . V V The Kennard Sixth grades chose The Growth of Bac- teria as their project for the exhibit. The choice grew from the study of three chapters on bacteria in their health book. In study they viewed some films on bacteria--both useful and harmful. Mrs. Ratzla.ff's room set up an exhibit showing how useful bacteria can change sweet milk into cottage cheese and how harmful bacteria will cause bread to mold. Mr. Hartley's room made a graph chart showing the relationship between temperature and bacteria growth. Both rooms enjoyed the project very much. Herald Hartley Mrs. Frances Ratzlaff wf:sf uae: un :mrs an we 1: urea.-1 nm - axes -Q 111fV11-ursiwst 4 Q :m,s1 nn :i 8 Howard Augin Baugh, Thomas Browning, ' A , V ,,,o . . - ' sf ' sim s: ' Wifi . ,gfffl i 'm ffii if Heafold Butleff Johnny Clafkf Cums Chafin, Mack Darling, Kenneth Davis, 'L e 1 V . K , Q 'T L,f, . staff Vieig' 'iigim . W- Evelyn Deck fig? W-, wrs, , ,a ff e Q Q, , ' -1. lk , V,V,V4,Vs isg1t,,,VV-E V : , -M ., VV ,VVLVV VV- VV, gr, I 4 if 4 VV . ,,sr,s , , V VVVJ,g'f a ygf s . xWVV,A,V,,,V M rx, , . H V . . A ,. , .. ..,,, Marsha Egan, Carol Elliot, Donald Enix, A --fpfg l . if - rg!!-ff Q, . . . . . fry we' VW --ff: f-QQ. 1 :', .ss T, U7'L HZEQ1' . -- ,.g?wV-,., 2,1 V fC fY!f ,Sgr-V 'jg - M1Cha21BV1I1, W1111-im F-WIDS, JeSSe V, , , 1, fx - ri L',- -gh -rs, f'- 1 .fg.,gr-if, ,. 'LfgVVf,xgg2r Grllam, Raymond Gillam, Moute Gor- H Tf a,,, : in f7 9f'Z',g. , fSt,,,i, F H' K fm 'V fm if 1: :-122: - i,13E!' 7-., f man :ff J i- Donnie Gross, Jackie Hamilton, Garry I . I 1 . 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T T I-Ynann COX, Dennis Davis, Steven F-San , A- K - ' Penny Brix, Robert Fitzgerald, Larry 3 H V , Truitt, Patrica Gorman, Nona Mar Grig- ii.,, Vf V 'T -V V son, Dale Haler, Phillip Harrold, Jolindo 3 T 1 : .V .4 a ,V .,,: . W pg . Haygood , ,Q V r .,,,' 5 QV ,V ri ,gi A Q W Q .Lf , etta, if im- ' . 'i ii Charmaine Hensley, Carol Huntsman, 4- M e' , I ,ii - - M , . e Craig Johnson, Jerry Jordon, John Lan- i , . - Ju l ' ,Q .- 5 'Q 'i 'ffj ' ' . ' -V' ' .- V ff singer, Earla Leonard, Pamela McDonald, w x if VVVVV 1, 13 V r'rV , John D. Masters 'Tl ' .5 fm ,isQ,iiil5S'W .i LW5 'FT YU' K- K fiiiii' '-:- ,, if ,-25 , lr . L ' ' ,, ,EH w,.,g-:H f -V fr,-V rrw wgerzfiig 4 -19, -2V V 'LQ - '-,ru ., if - ' ' Connie MYe1', Donald MeYeI, JimmY Z' iiii 5 f I E, Moran, Freda Murray, Dwight Reece, f V V VV , VV 2 A Bobby Weber, Beverly White 7 fi r , At Raysville Mrs. Bovard's third grade made posters on Safety-To-and-From-School and Personal Hygiene. The theme was chosen after safety was dis- cussed in the classroom. The children were very much interested in the project and they became very con- scious of the truths illustrated. The project was edu- cational for it taught the children the value of working together. A ' Foods made of clay showing a good breakfast, a lunch, and a supper, and menus in rocket books was the theme used by Mrs. Hamm's fourth grade. The idea came from a study of the 7 basic foods. The children made a pos- ter showing these foods. They also made menus, being careful to list something from each group during the day. The entire group showed much enthusiasm and a willingness to work together. mari 1nnrsesf sl. . . .LL, . , ,. .,,,: . W - f,.r,,,' , ii .. 'A . 0 1 wi xr E.. 5 N g , E , ,vzu N , g ii . g Gary Adams, Joe Allen, Connie i . 4 -Ev . , ---- ' ,xr , . f , A g Brooks, Michele Brown, Judy -- f 1 - :' - I 1 i7 , 1 vooo , - . Buehlefi Debra Coffman, Dlana I, -i rv to ' - 3 C 1 MY Cfalg- Kenneth Ellis, Julie Ellsworth, , , . ,,,, . ,,,,, . , , , , , H e',, :fl - Vlckle Gorman, Rlcha-fd Guflel' ::' 2 , :.' i , Edna Johnson, Pamela Kirk, -i Q,-. ..,.f .-,e - - L,,' ,J-' 1 ' Toni' L3-ng1eYs Vlckle Lodge- ? . V. ml: 3,15 ii. L. e ,Z Q,-1 ,,'. -, iy fr, i ' L S: . fi it A' ',i2ff2fe'l1f ' ' 'i ' Q Marcia Pitts, Ray Porter, Risa . vaaa Q P952 Charles Rhodes, Maw L-'- ' f 2 Y Rlhfni Ewmg Shlelds IV: Tern . -'., 1 1 :-' ..,,, - - '. . . -' it Slpes, Gary Snider. ' f ,,'h' i s 2, Z: fi. 3 I. Q , T Z J, 1. fa ,.,,. 'li . - ' ,J 165.265, W, ,.., K. V Vkrrk ,. ,.. avi., , 515. up , , K. . , Q . . M y W if .s F 'Q . s K , 3 3 fi H, - 1 ,'..- rt ' ' in .-., - . .,., - -V 3 i 'ss Q 4 ,,,,, , C JQJ, ,V oo, , ,,,: , , as Q ,. I' . R35 Y' - if - - v i' - ff - W: 'K fu.. K' a,,-mi' .. j 57- firm - K , ,. - - .rim . . rf W r , A ri Q - Ltbl A X, A ,e g zlpf fr -53, ,- Si 9 'E ,A . ., . my -A iii , 'V' ' . 4 3 . , ,. ,- .W i - . .,. A E, ,, 5... ,,, V Y N 4 J ,Vi I at w K! k k .. if . , Q., gy' . ' - - ,rar 5 4 , X V s-rn, 'i . 1 .wif 1 . , .. . . . ,.,..,.,.. .C . , J, ld eg ii W 2 , 1 f, 14 . . ,,... . ao. ,. f l Q, J J -,,, i ' ' 1 It Q, 3 i k'V, J . , . ., .. . 'e.' M t i .L k . V rEiQI . QE.Q-Eu '+kk . ,,', 2: ::'i'f i -' 3 r 13,554 K, ,I , '. .'k ,Q V , 7355 rar-5 Q -, -' 1 , 'A ' '-' .. e A -- .... , . 'e-.' ia 1 .1-,-2: .. '- s J ' r' ff rf Safetqong' Bicycle safety was the theme chosen by the first grade of Knightstown Elementary for its part in the Health Exhibit. Through working with this theme, the chil- dren gained a better understanding of traffic safety. The theme was carried out by putting two rollers in a box, fitting white paper with pictures of safety features r PB K :f: ar ' W3 if . .,.. if 1 35:3 s If B! TJ , Hs W, , , . V Candace Taff, Bobby Thompson A ' ' Connie Trump, Nancy Wadman, Keith Wallen, Julie White, ..' f :Q V 2.'r:::2P2!: ,- K- V A ..-,, :gl M Vickie Wilson, Cathy Adams. ii? -.:: ' .-:- ',-- ' , -1- kf zi nf 1, , 5 'gg 3 . if SH ,sf if f .sr. - - 33, -,'r,-, tiff Diane Burton, Arlene Day, ,,.., B . J David Ertel, Melanice Farringer Sherra Goble, Rita Goodwin, Mariellen Helems, Brenda Hager. J . .,,5-.f5- ' ,, ..,,g. it 'st f.fe- ff? Q ' V' . . e if Duane Hastings, Debrah Hicks, J' David Jones, Donna Jones, i H Roger Jones, Karen Langley, ' 7 John Lindsay, J unror Mays. , ' 7 ie ' , Vickie Messick, Kathaleen Miller, Joe Patton, Marlene . i 'ofis ll ,,.. Ratliff, Jennifer Rhoades, David Roland, Roxie Roland, Bobby , . Schaefer. ,- V - K ow- ,,. A , . , ,,. eg E , Charles Sorrell, Carolyn Siler, Sandra Smith, John Wiatt, Sharon William, Billy Williams aowf7az for bicycles over them, and turning the rollers like a moving picture. This idea came to the group after seeing a slide film. The project was received with much enthusiam by the entire first grade. Helen Herkless Kathaleen McCasl11 ! M .mi-,H ., 2 T I Deborah Bowling, Rebecca Brooks, Diana Carter, Ikey Caudill, Brenda Chew, Timmy Clair, Kathy Clark, Jean Hill Sarah Huber, Jacqueline Johnson, Chester Jones, Coleen Keesling, John.ny Lawson, Pamela Loveall, Bobby Ottinger, Kathy Ratliff. Mark Riggs, Paula Riley, Phillip Ross, Tom Schaeffer, Robert Silver, Dale Steele, Kevin Williams, Carole Wyatt. Danny Baker, Susan Boat- right, Brenda Couch, Lynn Cradick, Robert Foley, Leeta Fox, Kathy Good- pastor, Nancy Goodwin. Judy Gorman, Mary Jones, Daryl Keesling, Gretchen Knott, Janice Mayhill, Janes Miller, Debby Mor- gan, David Rihm. Charlotte Roy, Jerry Schaeffer, Gwen Sorrell, Debby Taff, Michael Trent, Rick Tribbey, Alora Williams, Marc Wyatt. Padma 70540 Sdddzg, 70a66dz9, and Standing The Knightsto vn Elementary part in the Health Exhibit Once the project was started, the children helped in was making c. wus po..ters emphasizing fly correct making the clowns and balloons. They enjoyed the posture while sitting, walking, and standing, QZQ care circus motif and were made more conscious of the of clothing, and 13, required hours of sleep. three themes of the poster. Marie Abner Bettl' Steele sooo M! YU!! N. x ll X'--H MEA! C., .,,6...,, F n no OR nun EAL 'H -W it f if YL... i ii f li L. Qr G 95,1 .. Helen Rogers Mary Oakerson The third grade class made a rocket with a launching pad, and a large poster with planets, illustrating the theme Rockets to Good Health. They used pictures of Heat, Go, and Grow foods to illustrate. Good Health booklets were also made outlining the theme. The theme helped make the children understand why certain foods were good for them and why a well- balanced diet is essential. The Rockets to Good Health theme stirred the imagination of the children. They compared the heat foods to rocket fuel, the go foods to the energy in the rocket engine, and the grow foods to its long flight into space. This theme was inspiredby a rocket in the Weekly Reader. 1 ' Wayne Allen, CYnthiaBf0Wnn ' 1 11 S1 eelet 1 J his Mark BUHCW, Burch Butler, 1gw..11r. 1-11 -2,4-yfazx - Q ,rr axe : ,fig-11115 r zfs grfs gg, 1 1 - f Ii. ir '.rc,- 1 frrr .e.' w J ...,. Rose Carter: MaY11Yn Clalfy 11 .. , fir . ' rll lrelt. , DeWaYneESaH,D0f1S Gaffeff- ,A11 ,eyy J T 'A W' V' .. J Billy Gorman, Carolyn Gur- ' 1 1 1, ley, David Hamm, Timothy 1 1 Helms, Margene Hopkins, - i . 1 1 .. .e Howard, Susmef- V' 1 1 fery, Martin King. 31-1 .fc, -- 1 . 1 1 1151- :IA ' i A 3 f 1' Vi i-'i 'li Mary Larmore, Deborah Law- 11 l it ytln ielt Son, Terry Mffcormackz :' 1. li', Carolyn Medlmv Jeafmlne ci-i ' J M9l'ChHHt, Mafcio Morgan, 'W . i-L' V' ,,i - l ll ' is mg Robert Ohem111ef,MarfPOPe' 1 ,.,-, . 1 1 e . . 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Ronald Mclntosh, Marvin Mc- f kr.. 1, - I- I '. 1 L Queary, Jim Moore, Shirley .,, ..,..1 1 1 Newman, David Purtee, Cathy Rice, Chester Riggs, Patty Roland. f rr , L J - f1 .. if 1,111 1 Mildred Dowell Mabel Weimer The theme chosen by the fourth grade in the health telephones to school and demonstrating how to answer exhibit was How to Act and What to Say in Social the phone politely, how to take messages, and how to Situations call the doctor, the fire department, or the police in case of emergency. Discussions were held, ideas were shared, and they de- cided to make posters,depicting what to do in every Each pupil also made a litterbug bag with original designs. In evaluating the work both teachers feel the practical experiences gained from the project were Two of the activities carried on were bringing toy very worthwhile. Linda Bacon, Linda Bell, Ron- nie Davis, Martha Dill, James Durham, John Frazier, Linda Hager. John Hill, Robert Howe, Bar- bara Jones, Jack Kopp, David Laugley, Sue Laughley. DeWayne Leighton, Jack Leisure, Dalene Nicholas, Steven Nigh, Karen Nolen, Linda Ratliff. David Roberts, Leona Roy, Gerald Shafer, Rex Walker, Brenda Wilhoit, Danny Wil- hoit. Barb ara Brown, Janet Buehler, Nancy Burton, Joel Bush, Jeannine Ellsworth, Roger, Goodpaster. Kenneth Green, Mike Haase, Cynthia Huber, Stephen In- gram, Kathi Jolly, Michael King. Jackie Lindsay, Larry Meece, Deborah Neal, Jack Ottinger, Sara Pidgeon, Michael Schatz- lein, Kathy Shafer. Susan Siler, Mary Snider, Michael Stearns, Kathleen Sturwold, Robert Thompson, Mike Wisehart, Janie Wyatt. Sharon Abner, Joyce Bell, Virginia Butler, Joe Chew, Michael Couch, John Dicker- son, Brign Ellis, Peter Etchell, Linda Fox. Gary Hamilton, Re- becca Helms, JudyHill, Douglas Jones, Sharon Jones, Carole Kelly, Deborah King, Den- neth Larmore, Sharon Lindsay. Patricia Mattix, John Mayhill, Jerry Mer- chant, Debby Owens, Nancy Pflaumer, Ste- phen Ramsey, Joyce Fhim, Charles Riley, Mitchell Roland. Pamela Schaffer, Linda Snider, David Weimer, CherylAdams, Carlton Allen, Mar- jorie Dunn, Glenda Egan, Donald Garhart, Jerry Gilliam. Larry Goodpasture, Wanda Gorman, Cthe- lene Curley, Marsha Hopkins, Denny Keatts, Vikkie Keesling, Donna Livingston, Joseph Paul Moore, Karen Newman. Brenda Nolen, Marcia Shlemiller, Lewis Rid- dle, Carl Robert Rihm, Cheryl Roland, Carolyn Shepherd, James Sim- mons, John William Smith, Penny Steele. Betty Wallen, James Walters, Sue Walda, David Wilson, Judy Zornes. zssrm-en1n..zsaf:g .3 Pamela Beatty, Gregory Boat- e , fight, Dalfid Bfammef: Fred' i , die Brooks, Ronnie Burton, n ' , J ,, . 3 ,, Rhefe CoonoY, Thomas Dill, l J ' . .-. ' ' H 1.: L2- Carolyn Dunbar. if A ,,.g,,. :PV ..,, , 7 Larry Erte17 Erwin! 'Joe 222,151 ff ff? fling ,:: K K' E Flack, Robert G00dP2SU1fe, i yoyo Jerry Griffin, Stephen Har- i l iggf. i ,525 Vey, Freddie Hicls. g m? , H I V. ,Mi l eu-g - 2, A . i .g: . 3,.A . El .. ,,:, 4 . U Neil Hinton, Jimmy Jeffery, p, V, Q Eunice Lane, Elaine Large, V H 3 'figs 3, Stephanie Post, Charles Rat- I liff, Edward Rogers. '55 iflf In 'Q o f . . -s T r anife 1 Linda Sites, David Stephens, . ,,.. J - . , f , Donald Tumor, I-ef0YWa1k9f, Q 15-Q u, J W'l J d M - . eenefte 1 Son: u Y C . , M ef ,ie ' . w 3 ' 1 Perrin, Loraine Bacon- ng w ' Te. ,, ' f 'li - . , I e ' ' . X -5, i'i T ' -'W Ronald Brammer, Joan Bueh- ,,, ,Y R ' p ler, Susan Carter, Connie -- . , Y i . . 'V i 5 Ei'Zi'e.' 7 7,15 7 K es ' -2:3 f Clafkr Dlana COX: Nenev Crandall, Geraldine Gurley. 3 2 V l yygg e g , ' if . Jeffery Haase, Jerry Hager, H ' I Z nu I I , , K Sharon Heathcock, Barbara fy i',' .A V, if .,, . Jeeksen, Booki' Mesee, MC- Q Q. fe J I i , lanie,McClam0n, Linda Mc- - 'ri' Snnf1eY- .. Ay ' ,gs gn, f ' ff, Linda Merchant, Rita Mun- P ' ' V -::- den, Philip Nigh, Jeanine 3 j ie , i - Porter, Paffv Pride,Meri1Yn rrfnn n .a Ratmff Jehu Shield- J if ,. ,,,,, ,. 2 ,V A gvu uu p , p 1, Rickie SiPeS, Jennie Smith, A , 7 Kenny Wallen, Ronald Wal- 5 ---ii nf l, , V M kef, Christine Wieff. Becky t ary . i 2 . Williams, Ronald Williams, ' A . si Patti Wilson. i k ' Y W gg, 1 . ,islam N if I A ii .. . - fe he , f . A . , F, ,.. , , , , s The project for Mrs. Poer's sixth grade students was making posters on Immunization. One of these posters was a mythical microbe, enlarged several times. Another was used to show how mold is made into penicillin. The children felt they had a part in something im- portant and worthwhile. They began to realize the importance of taking precautionary measures against infectious organisms. Miss McShirley's sixth grade class made posters and scrapbooks on Sanitation and Community Health. The idea for the project came from their work in health class. The children were divided into com- mittees with a chairman appointed for each one. The idea that their part of the exhibit might be sent to Indianapolis inspired the children to do very good work. QQKQ I I I Two Kennard children are enjoy- ing their lunch in the school cafeteria. :de The hula hoop, the rage year is being enjoyed by several Knightstown children. Rockets to Good Health was the theme selected for the Health Exhibit held in Indianapolis dLu'ing Teachers' Association. The following teachers were on the general planning committee: Joan Derrickson, Myrtle Hamm, Lucile Mettel, Crystal McShurley, Mabel Weimer, Hulda Baughn, co-chairman, Mildred Dowell, Chairman, and Earl Poer, Principal. The chairman for each grade is as follows. 1. Geneva Bales, 2. Alice Walker, 3. Helen Farthing, 4. Jeanette Coffin, 5. Viva Messick, 6. Herald Hartley. All exhibits were brought to the school cafeteria in the Knightstown Elementary Building on October 21, where an open house was held so the public could see this interesting and out- standing achievement. On October 23 and 24, at Tech High School in Indianapolis, where members of the Indiana Teachers' Association could see it, these pro- jects were put on exhibit. The health exhibit was one of the most impor- tant activities of the Elementary Schools. The children of each room worked hard to make their exhibit the best. They learned to work together toward a central purpose. This picture identifies the exhibit, which was received with much praise. of the A group of Knightstown ele- mentary boys are participating in a well -known sport, baseball. if Y S S S E . ' ' trims ' M S is Q if 5 S L. 5 'HL nf X 2. A is V i 0 fmf W S R . K Q his 4. fp, .. . A2 X t il , l' ,E S 'f . 'R . - ,E fi V . S- I so K mfr' . w X 5 , The Kennard basketball team has had lots of fun this year. The team is composed of: Yell leaders, Wanda Dishroom, Debbie Cronk, Phyllis Riggs. ROW 1: Eddie James, Farrell Ballenger, Johnny Garrett, Don- nie Hummel, Mike Sloan. ROW 2: Gerald Kaufman, Roger Burton, Clyde South, Tommy Beavers. ROW 3: Johnny Smiley, Lloyd Dean, Larry Blevins, Duane House, Junior Beavers, coach. fff M an QW .,X Lt. Among the winners and participants of the hula hoop contest were: ROW 1: David Langley, Richard Gurley, Joel Brammer, Jack Ottinger. ROW 2: Jeannine Ellsworth, Robert Ottinger, Pam Kirk, Robert Sorrell, Cathy Adams. ROW3 Cynthia Huber, Michael Haase, Michael Wyatt, Janice Mayhill, Ronnie Schaeffer, Linda Ratliff time 1 15117 if f ai ml 4en wnawamxmwmmsb.fL-'zxf:- vm.-if i 02 fs-...wzzl wf:':::. : - W is me I fuygt 1 iwegwg, '. A 5 X :ws zg4Mg,,i5fWfi?5,,5g1 1 M1 fy K Q Q M i M , , H V 1 n' ' Q T' - 1 Q 1, 9 2 4 wi A fi iq 2 34, 4 A , S Eg :fx 5 f ,ies--mfhmgffg' ., me ,sal if - was A525321-as:1ff'me2:Fiaf?fwi1-ima. 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Flutes--Jane Snider, Janet Welsh, Linda Johnson, and Betty Jolly. Majorettes--Carolyn Nicholas, Janet Welsh, Katie Smith, Saundra Chapman, Jane Brosius, and Darlene Cox. f-if Zami The A-band is composed of 50 members. They participate in three major contests each year-- the Indiana Marching Contest, Indiana Playing Contest, and the Solo and Ensemble Contest. The band also marches in parades and Bases--Jim Patton, Carl Shaw, Leo Ware, and Rusty McMillan. Baritones--Jim Griffin, Bob Weimer, and Jack Avery. 727 Comets--Tommy Ware, Mark Ulrey, Harrison Parker, Frenchhorns--Sharon Bell, Nancy McNew, Janet Howe Doug Reeves, Kenny McCaslin, and Rickey Forst. Jo Ann Browning, and Paul Greenwalt QSEATEDQ. Director - -Kenneth Robinson. F band days, puts on half-time shows at ball games, and gives concerts. This year the band is directed by Kenneth H. Robinson. Mr. Robin- son taught last year in Florida. Percussion--David Steele, Phil McDonald, Bob Kinnevey, Jane Dickey, Sue Peacock, Linda Sullivan, Bill Young, and John Dickey. i fffsi rf-vii, -1 -, ' ' - ' - V' 'fffzrsiqnflsif , fnf I- ' ,, 'Y' 1 . 3 vsffsagflffaf i - I B , ' . Hrs' Drum Majoretle--Nancy McNew, Saxes--SEATED: Mildred Jeffery, Mardella Roland, Janice Cable, Ann Jarvis, STANDING Ken Fort, Stanton Davis, and Bob Florea. Band booster officers help promote various money making projects for the band each year. The officers are: president, Wesley Ratliff, Jr., vice president, Gerald Brosius, treasurer, Mrs. Dwight Parker, secretary, Mrs. John Dickey. . I K ,Q ' r Busy! The band officers are responsible for vari- ous jobs, such as presiding at meetings, setting up chairs for practice, being in charge of money from sales, and assisting Mr. Robinson in any job which he is doing. The officers are: president, Doug Reeves, vice president, Bub Keen, secretary, Beth Ann Hagnerg treasurer, Jack Avery, reporter, Betty Jolly. ' Z-Zmdlwktade B-Band serves as a training unit. Members have the opportunity to prove their readiness for the A-Band. ROW ONE: Merry Hoff, Marsha Kissick, Rita Munde Jimmy Jeffery, Ronnie Brammer, Cheryl Whelchel, Joyce Gregory, Susan Dickey, Karen Ripberger, Linda Fox, Phyllis Riggs, Pam Oaldon. ROW TWO: Pam Reynolds, Stephen I-Ieathcock, Sharon Purtee, Linda Fay Shaw, Greg Boatright, Pete Chew, Farrell Ballen- ger. ROW FOUR: Frank Craig, Norma Klipsch, John n, Smiley, Jerry Kaufman, Tommy Dickey, Lloyd Dean, Ronnie Burton, Gary Black, Kenneth Larmore, John Dickerson, Leroy Walker, Carl Rihm. ROW FIVE: Marilyn Goudy, Stephen Kern, Barbara Frazier, Nancy Strother, Daniel Florea, Jo Ann Kirk, Jerry Whelchel, Buckles, Jennifer Parker, Diana Cox, Anita McClarnon, Jerry Griffin, Phil Nigh, Marilyn Ratliff, Ronnie Wil- Mary Jo Jolly, Sharon Abner, Judy Harrell, Sue Burton, liams, Peter Etchells, Chris Wiatt. ROW SIX: Jerry Patty Pride. ROW THREE: Julie Mayhill, Karen Rutherford, Penny Farthing, Brenda Smiley, Sonja Ware, Donald Young, Carol Wadman, Judy Pearson, Ware, Dewayne Jackson, Mitchell Roland, John Jar- rett, Bert Nichols, Douglas Jones, Norman West, Am- old Cly, Nina Shields, Jan Wright, Mike McDonald. 32 -.I avr . . 1 E, T3 K, 3, 1,3 Sing! Yes, the chorus is singing as it practices for the various appearances that it makes throughout the year. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter Con- vocations are three of their highlights, and the tra- ditional Christmas caroling through the halls brings Christmas very near to the students and faculty. In May the chorus works with the band to produce the May Musicale. Each year the chorus entertains the loc al Kiwanis Club. New robes were purchased this I O I Pictured here is the marching unit of the Knightstown High School band. This year it performed at four basketball games. It also marches for the annual Jubilee Days held each summer in Knightstown. This group entered the marching contest at Southport, and received a first division. Ball State Band Day was another of its activities. It is called upon by the school and community to participate in several cele- brations and parades. ,WW rsneer Q, year with money that the chorus members made from selling dish cloths, and candy. The chorus members are: ROW 1: Deanna Plank, Christina South, Jeanne Crigson, Bonnie Vest, Patty Riley. ROW 2: Karon Plank, Joan Neal, Ethel Jordan, Linda Gipson, Ellen Jo Grider, Gloria Chafin. ROW 3: Rebecca Porter, Donna I-Iunt, Judith Hughes, Joyce Stoots, Denzil Clark, Verlyn Bishop, and Mrs. Land, director. GMM A girls' quartet, organized by Miss McKinney, has been singing together for five years. Each year they sing for the Pythian Sisters, Lions Club, and Chamber of Commerce. Last summer the girls sang in several contests, they received two firsts. The members of the Keen Teens are as follows: Verlyn Bishop, Jane Brosious, Darlene Cos, and Kathie Smith. 33 Kennard-Greensboro club girls were: FIRST ROW: Central-Raysville club girls were: FIRST ROW: Shirley Thompson, Martha Cable, Helen Miller, Susan Browning, Billie Fentress, Roberta Winchester, Nancy Lowe, Ann Jarvis, Penny Farthing, and Tina Deanne Plank, Linda Reeves, Carol Bames, Dee Rae Cronk. SECOND ROW: Janice Cable, Mari- Anne Murray, and Joan Browning, SECOND ROW: lyn Cable, Pam Nelson, Cheryle Hanson, Linda Susan Sullivan, Nancy Schafer, Mary Howlett, Black, and Susan Cly. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Marka Lee Murray, Sharon Bell, Carla White, and Cable, Cheryl Whetchel, Donna Shaw, Susan Pat Butler. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Vest and Janet Dickey, and Anita McClamon. Welsh. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Barnes, Becky Welsh, Charlene Butler, Lenora Roseberry, and Juanda Bames. 4-71 .lean 74zou91 5 Knightstown club girls were: FIRST ROW: JoAnn Kirk, Carolyn Roland, Janet Renfro, Sue Anderson, Sherry McCord, Linda Buckles, Judy Grigson, and Dee Ann Jones. SECOND ROW: Lisette Lindsey, Nancy Williams, Sherry Clayborn, Judy Manning, Cynthia Ferguson, Judy Roland, Betsy Steele, and Jennifer Parker. THIRD ROW: Dianna Gross, Trudy O'Malley, Julie Mayhill, Ann Stearns, Martha Eder, Sharon Purtee, Mary Jo Sorrell, Wendy Hinton, Rose Ann Meeks, Beverly Hamm, Jane Brousius, Sybil Brammer, Muriel Fort, and Nina Shields l 34 Jr. Leaders. The Southwestern Consoli- dated Jr. Leaders assisted the adult lead- ers throughout the 4-H season. They are: ROW 1: Mary Jo Sorrell, Judy Man- ning, Beth Ann Hagner, Cynthia Fergu- son, Tina Ray Cronk, and Ann Jarvis. ROW 2: Marilyn Cable, Janice Cable, Sharnon Bell, Carla White, and Pam Nelson. ROW 3: Deanne Plank, Betsy Steele, Jane Brosius, Jimmy Browning, Duane Elliott, Richard Cox, and Larry Reece. 'P' ggr.,t.i, i S 70new7ft46e42?um The local Future Farmers of America chapter was established six years ago and includes boys in vo- cational agriculture. Jack Avery is the president of the organization. Nancy McN ew is our Chapter Sweetheart. Activities of the chapter includes: sponsoring of the F.F .A. gilt chain, distribution of F.F.A. calendars in the community, sponsoring of the high school dance in October, selling of garden seeds, testing farm seeds, milk, and soil for local farmers, competing in judging contest, and con- ducting an animal pest eradication contest. They are: ROW 1: Larry Reece, Max Ewing, Terry Scott, Raymond Dusa.ng, Jim Swindle, Jim Browning, Jack Avery, Phil Walker, Steve Nicholson. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Meeks, Sponsor, Darell Scott, Bruce White, Phil Clark, Richard Cox, Keith Holder, Jerry Williamson, Melvin Bassicker. ROW 3: Phil- lip Miller, Dale Riggs, Robert Lannerd, Gerald Hughes, Dennis Bassicker, Charles Keen, Walter Zimmermen, Jack Walker, Don Erwin. ROW 4: Earl Hunt, Darrell Haines, Gary Hutson, Ralph Hinderson. Exhibits were made at the county, district, and State Fair Shows. Many high placings and cham- pionships were received by local 4-H'ers in live- stock and crop projects. Other activities include: judging contest, tours, achievement programs, de- monstrations, and a swimming party held in July. The members are: ROW l: Barry Carter, David Brooks, Mike Weisheit, Ray Allen I-liner, Rex Keesling, Gorden Huntsman, Norman Cox. ROW 2: Charles Keen, Arnold Cly, Jimmy Sharp, Deanna Plank, Sharon Bell, Bruce White, Jerry Plank, Cary Rowan. ROW 3: Howard Meeks, Sponsor, Gary Messick, Earl Hunt, Paul Greenwalt, Gary Hutson, Ralph Hinderson, Walter Zimmerman, Don Erwin. ROW 4: Jack Avery, Larry Reece, Steve Nicholson Richard Cox, Jimmie Browning, Duane Elliott. A P . J ,A .l -1ui n -t..L...t, it fa 'A ,rf wt S R i I A Purdue Round-Up--Pat Butler, Susan Cly, and DePauw Conierence--Duane Elliott and Sharon Beth l-lagner. Bell. County and district judging and demonstration winners--Penny Farthing, Becky Welsh, Nina Shields, Cynthia Cable, and Marilyn Cable. We P Om Qfmzdewlwzqm Snake Blue ribbon winners--FIRST ROW: Linda Reeves, District judging team winners--KNEELING: Jim Sharon Bell, Joan Browning. SECOND ROW: Swindell, Jack Avery, Larry Reece, Jimmy Brown- Bruce White and Gordan Huntsman. ing. STANDING: Raymond Dusang, Bub Keen, Gary I-lutson, Mr. Meeks, sponsor, Gerald Hughes, Richard Cox, and Bob Lannerd. 36 The student librarians work with Miss Kellum in the school library during their free periods. Their work is purely voluntary. They are a source of help to many students who are writing term papers and reports or just looking for a good book to read. This year the student librarians attended the High School Library Association Confer- ence at Ball State Teachers' College in Muncie. The librarians pictured above from LEFT TO RIGHT are: Delona Brammer, Tina Ray Cronk, Judy Wood, Mike Mattix, Sherry Claborn, Pat Simmerman, and SEATED is Lorena Richmond. Studadl' -S4047 fewmdqg X 1, i 'f Mr. Brummett's shop foremen are always present to assist him. They help him keep an eye on the three sections of the shop and are ever on the alert for accidents. Their two main jobs are to take over the class in Mr. Brum- mett's absence and to maintain the shop's cleanliness. The shop foremen from LEFT TO RIGHT are: Denny Clark, Dale Miller, Tom Armstrong, Garry Sharp, and Mr. Brummett, the instructor. 37 pep Eau! The Pep band under the direction of Mr. Robinson provides half-time music at the basketball games. Members of the band are shown: ROW 1: Gerald Hughes, Charles Craig, Sandy Watts, Lana Ewing, Jane Snider, and Mildred Jeffery. ROW 2: Bill Young, Sharon Bell, Nancy McNew, Duane Elliott, Bob Durham, Mardella Roland, and Kenny Fort. ROW 3: Rusty McMillan, Kermy McCaslin, Mark Ulrey, Tommy Ware, Richard Cox, Stanton Davis, and Bob Weimer. E 79 ' 7 Under the supervision of Mr. Bassett, these fore- men assist him in carrying out class functions. The foremen are shown Left to Right: Charles Brammer, Randy Maloyed, and Dale Miller. D '7 Observing Charles Brammer and Bill Taylor, as they draw a blue print for one of their projects, are the following boys: Dale Miller, Jack Messick, Doug Ferguson, and Jerry Johnson. ,aw Ch? 1 Knightstown High School participated for the first time in the Model United Nations sponsored by Anderson College. Delegates, Sybil Brammer, Beth Hagner, Linda Cross, and Rebecca Porter, are studying the pro- gram of the day's activities. Representing the countries of Iraq and Ceylon the dele- gates participated in two sessions: the dis- cussions were concerning a world police force and human rights. During the after- noon the General Assembly session was addressed by Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt: she spoke on the subject The U.N. and You! Much enthusiasm was shown by the delegates and observers for the assembly HMA in- n.-nn.-new Students are always available to assist the faculty, They substitute for teachers who are absent or called away. The cadet teachers include: FIRST ROW: Becky Porter, Sandy Watts, Sybil Brammer, Janet Welsh, Beth Hag- ner, Laura Irwin and Eldred Butcher. SECOND ROW: Garry Sharp, Danny Purtee, Duane Elliott and Dale Miller. Assisting Mr. Poer in his office, students learn about Working in Mr. Bell's office, these girls gain prac- office management. Surrounding Janice Cable at tical experience in office work. They include: the typewriter, the student helpers are as follows: Carole McRoberts, Janet Hummel, and Barbara Mc- LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Irwin, Marilyn Cable, Corkle. Joyce Stoots, Myrna Snodgress, and Sharon Knott. 39 In the annual American Legion oratorical contest Mary Jo Sorrell placed third, Darlene Cox, first, and Lana Ewing, second. The contest is open to high school students and the topic is the Constitution. Con- tests are held at the local, county, district, and state level. Marilyn Smith won second in the state Indiana High School Forensic League discussion contest held at Wiley of Terre Haute on May 3, 1958. Prior to this contest she won second at the district contest held at Richmond and first at the zone held at Tech. of Indianapolis. The discussion question dealt with labor and management relations. All phases of this question were discussed and possible solutions were given. The National Forensic League was first organized in have attained. A small stone is placed in the key 1956. To become a member of N.F.L. you must earn and with each degree the color of the stone is 25 points in speech work. These points can be gained changed. Degrees of N.F.L. are merit, honor, and through speech contests and special service speeches. distinction. Sybil Brammer earned the degree of dis N.F.L. members are presented with a key upon ini- tiation which distinguished the degree which you tinction this year. of 1952 Kappa Kappa Kappa Award Marilyn Smith Essay Contest Winners--V.F.W. Auxiliaryg Betsy Steele, Bob Kinnevey, and Mattie Shephard. ag Industrial Arts Award Jack O'Ma11y Psi Iota Xi Award Kiwanis Award Linda Ewing Myrna Snodgress Ralph Skaggs Award Rose Ann Meeks y . gm fi? s w LVK: , yrytl ' -4 De Kalb Award Necci AW31'd Larry Lemay Jhon Tinkle 41 wastdff Mrs. Skaggs, Advisor .460 Beth Hagner, Business Manager, and Carl Shaw. Sports Editors, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Reeves, Mike Mattix, and Ray Roseberry. Sybil Brammer, Editor The Galaxy of the 1959 is the result of the combined ef- forts of the seventeen members of the yearbook staff. Some of the staff members were veterans of the former staff but others were new to the world of dummy sheets, triple-R's, and cropped pictures. For the first time as a wind up of the subscription drive, the staff sponsored a dance. The Galaxy Gallop was complete with stocking feet, records, and a king and queen. The staff members are SEATED LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Cross, Beth Hagner, Sybil Brammer, and Becky Porter. SECOND ROW, Evelyn McCorkle, Mary Wills, Diane Madison, Donna Gross, Myrna Snodgress, Betsy Steele, and Laura Irwin. BACK ROW: Mrs. Skaggs, Ray Rose- berry, Doug Reeves, Ken Fort, and Mike Mattix. Activities Editors, LEFT TO RIGHT: Laura Irwin, Ken Fort, and Myrna Snodgress. 42 4570446 The whole class works together. The staff began its trip Around Our School during the summer, planning, discussing, and assembling the year- book. After school began, the staff set up picture-taking schedules, laid out pages, and rushed to meet deadlines. This Galaxy, the record of the trip of 1959, is the result of a group effort. Without the cooperation of both teachers and students compiling such an accurate ac- count of classes and activities, it would have been im- possible. We challenge yearbook staffs in the future to record a precise and interesting log of their trips Around Our School In 180 Days. Copy Editors, Becky Porter, seated, and Betsy Steele. Student editors, SEATED, Diane Madison. Administration Editors, Pearl Gorman, SEATHJ, STANDING, Left to Right: Evelyn McCorkle, and Donna Gross. Mary Wills, and Linda Cross. 43 KM The student council with the aid of the principals, teachers, pupils, and patrons was able to make an im- portant contribution to the handicapped men and wo- men of central Indiana. This year 24.5470 of the Goodwill bags were returned filled with clothing to be used by Goodwill Industries. The student council also helped with the United Fund Drive. Each year they have charge of putting up the Christman Star, which shines brightly from atop the high school building, they seat students at convocations and act as hosts and guides for Career Day--an annual project sponsored by the Kiwanis Club. The student handbook, that was started last year, is progressing very nicely. Altogether the student council has had a very interesting and suc- cessful year. The members as shown are: FIRST ROW: Nancy Mc- New, Katie Smith, Janet Hummel, Sue Peacock, Penny Farthing, Ann Jarvis, Nancy Williams, Mr. Myers, ad- visor. SECOND ROW: Dale Miller, Jack Avery, Rick Sweigart, Cary Ellis, Gary Hutson, Danny Jessop. THIRD ROW: Steve Farthing, Norman West, Stephen Lowe, Dale Riggs, Ronnie Womack, Phil Butler. Not shown are Sherry Claborn and Mike McDonald. Each year an examination is given to senior girls interested in homemaking. This test is to determine the Betty Crocker Homemaker of the year. The winner's paper is sent to the state contest where a 31,500 scholarship is awarded for first place. This year's winner is Sybil Brammer, shown looking at her pin. Dependability, service, leadership, and pa- triotism--these are the four qualities that a girl must possess to be chosen D.A.R. Good Citizen. This year the seniors, the faculty, and a representative from the Major Hugh Dinwiddie Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution chose Linda Cross as the D.A.R. Good Citizen. Linda's paper tied with another in the county and was submitted for state competition. O O The senior boy and girl with the highest grade average for the first seven semesters this year were Doug Reeves and Donna Goudy. Each year several students are se- lected from the junior class to attend Boys' and Girls' State. These students while there, gain practical experi- ence in running a governmental sys- tem. The delegates were chosen for their interest in government and out- standing characteristics of leadership, honesty, good character, courage, cooperation, scholarship, and physi- cal fitness. The non-partisan, non- political program is sponsored by the American Legion and Auxiliary of the American Legion. Participating sponsors last year were American Legion Auxiliary, Psi Iota XI, Kappa Kappa Kappa, Business and Profes- sional Women, and Kiwanis. Dele- gates were as follows: Sandy Watts, Sybil Brammer, Doug Reeves, Becky Porter, and Beth Hagner. I 1 Y The National Honor Society was originated to stimulate scholarship in the secondary schools of the country, and to endeavor to place secondary education on higher levels. The basis for election into this organization is found in four quali- ties: Scholarship, Leadership, Character, and Service. The Knightstown chapter was organized in 1947. This year the members and officers are: ROW ONE: Sybil Brammer, Sandy Watts, vice-president, Jean Ann Davis, Linda Cross, presi- dent, Beth Hagner, treasurer, Miss Tipton, sponsor. ON THE STAIRS: Doug Reeves, Donna Goudy, Danny Purtee, secre- tary. 45 Each fall at the Band Booster Blowout a Band King and Queen are chosen to reign over the festivities. This year the honor went to Beth Hagner and Doug Reeves --two senior band members. ,SEM Linda Cross and Terry Clark are being crowned Galaxy King and Queen by Sybil Brammer, editor of the year- book. They were chosen by K.I-I.S. students at a dance sponsored by the yearbook class. The dance was the climax to the yearbook subscription drive. The student council chooses the Mr. and Miss Henry County Candidates from our school. This year Carol McRoberts and Richard Jessop were chosen. These students will represent Knightstown High School in the contest after the final game of the sectional tourney at New Castle. sPk3RTSMziis1SHrP . ,,-i,:1Qfe1ff'S?fSz?ff71sakf?:rws1i'aL-- 91 M wus' L 5 WS -egfffvyg ROW ONE: Evan Mattix, mgr.5 Rusty M'Mi1lan5 Bob Nealg Laddie Rolandg Buddy Rose. ROW TWO: Mr. Derrickson, coachg Sam Chaseg Junior Maloyedg Danny Vaughng Paul O'Mal1ey5 Bill Taylor. Danny Vaughn, Junior Maloyed, and Bob Neal were the main- stays of our cross country team this year. In the conference meet Vaughn placed tenth, Maloyed placed eleventh, and Neal placed twelfth out of ap- proximately eighty boys. 27700 The main purpose of the cross- country team is to condition our boys for basketball. The cross- country season starts immediately after school starts, running through September and into Octo- ber. The climax to the season is the conference meet held in the latter part of October. The start of this meet is shown below. 3, .....- 48 5. Bill Taylor was the fourth man on our team this year and did a very commendable job. This is his third year on the team, and he has been one of the top men all three years. Leading the cheers for the freshman team this The junior high cheerleaders this year were year were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Claborn, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Dickey, Sherry Donna Collins, and Ann Jarvis. M'Cord, Nina Roseberry, and Sue Anderson The job of leading yells for the high school is both an honor and a privilege. The yell-leaders this year were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Greenwalt, Myra Mattix, Mary Jo Sorrell, and Jimmy Williams. The cheerblock is an important part of the basketball They worked up various formations and motions Lo games. Its duty is to give the team the support it yells. needs. This year the cheerblock did a splendid job. 49 v R i R y i 1 T11 R 1 f , 3 'a M. MW, 6 ui Cary Sharp Danny Vaughn ROW 1: Doug Reeves, manager-5 Harrison Parker, managerg Bill Taylor, Sam Chase. ROW 2: Mr. Taff, coachg Paul O'Malley, Ralph Hinderson, Danny Vaughn. .g, 3, In the spring of 1947 the East-Central High School Athletic Conference was begun. This conference arouses a greater competitive de- sire among the members. Although Knights- fiagi town High School has won various other title Ng- in the conference, the 58-59 season is our Paul O'Malley Sam Chase Larry Bundy 50 Buddy Rose Junior Maloyed FIRST ROW: Junior Maloyed, Larry Bundy, Buddy Rose, Evan Mattix, Manager. SECOND ROW: Garry Sharp, Robert Kegerreis, Ronny Ballenger, Mr. Der- rickson, Assistant Coach. first E.C.C. basketball championship. The members of the E.C.C. are as follows: Car- thage, Centerville, Knightstown, Liberty, Middletown, Milroy, Morristown, Morton Memorial, Spiceland, Union City. 00,18 R ee yes Rormy Ballenger Ralph Henderson Bill Taylor 51 Seann 567- 59 Sena Knightstown Carthage Knighrstown New Castle Knightstown Morton Memorial Knightstown Fortville Knightstown Morristown Knightstown Greenfield Knighfstown Cambridge City Knighrstown Middletown Knightstown Pendleton OT. Knightstown Hagerstown Knightstown Spiceland Knightstown Centerville Knightstown Franklin TWP. Knightstown Wilkinson Knightstown Charlottsville OT. Knightstown Batesville Knightstown Highland Knightstown Yorktown Free Throw Trophy Winner of '58--Sam Chase, 342 Carroll Trophy Winner '58--Charles Riggs. Rebound Trophy Winner of '58--Danny Vaughn, 344 WQM The freshman team surprised everyone as they followed the example that the varsity set for them. The freshman team ran away with the East Central Conference freshman title. ROW ONE: Bob Neal. ROW TWO: Jim Sharp and Ralph Renfro. ROW THREE: Rick Forst, Jan Wright, and Walter Stoots. ROW FOUR: Jim Garrett, Jim Griffin, Pete Kemerely, John Pidgeon, Tom Ware, and Mr. Darling, coach. 'ss 47 The members of our second team are the members of tomorrow's varsity. These boys have a larger responsibility than is realized against the varsity, therefore the harder the reserves work the harder the varsity must work in perfecting their play. FIRST ROW: Larry Fowler, Stephen Farthing, Rickie Sweigart, Jim Sharp, and Rick Forst. Znd. ROW: Laddie Roland, Larry Howell, Duane Stoots, and Evan Mattix, Mgr. 3rd ROW: Mr. Derrickson, coach, Mike Scott, Bob Kegerreis, John Pidgeon and Harrison Parker. 7 This year the junior high team has won the Middletown invitational tourney champions. The boys are working together as a team and are on their way to an undefeated season as they have won ten games thus far. ROW ONE: Mike Wells, Charles Allen, Gary Black, and Phil Butler. ROW TWO: Danny Florea, David Brooks, Donnie Young, Mike M'Donald, and David Steele. ROW THREE: Jim Garrett, mgr., David Stearns, Keith Stewart, Pat Chase, Teddy Henderson, Don Hopkins, Danny Jessop, and Mr. Darling, coach. Our track team is at a disadvantage this year because we do not have a track. The boys' training consists of running around the gymnasium, running around the school yard, and putting the shot in the school yard. Even though the track facilities of the school are not adequate, we have had a better than average track team the past few years. Last year the team placed high in the conference meet. The members of the track team are as follows: ROW 1: Harrison Parker and Evan Mattix, co-assistant managersg Doug Reeves, managerg Bill Taylor. ROW 2: Mr. Derrickson, coachg Ed. Jacksong Jack Averyg Danny Vaughn. 6405 Jack Avery and Bill Taylor Ed Jackson and Dan Vaughn 11? Our school has two baseball seasons, one in the spring and one in the fall. In the spring we have scheduled better and more teams, while in the fall we play smaller schools. This type of scheduling is done so that in the fall when many upperclassmen are ninning cross-country to pre- pare for basketball, the under- classmen can receive valuable experience, which will make them better ball players in the future. ln this way we al- ways have capable replace- ments when our seniors graduate. FIRST ROW: Larry Howell, Harrison Parker, mgr.g Steve Farthing, Bill Taylor. SECOND ROW: Larry Bundy, Buddy Rose, Junior Maloyed, Paul O'Malley, Ronny Ballenger, Sam Chase, Doug Reeves. NOT SHOWN: Coach Taff. FIRST ROW: Bill Moldeng Rick Forstg Butch Hardingg M' Corkleg Mike Scottg John Pidgeong Steve Farthing, Ronnie Peacock, Pete Kimerlyg Harrison Parker, Steve Doug Reeves, Ronny Ballenger, Larry Bundy, Larry Ashby. SECOND ROW: Sherman Graham, David Howell. NOT SHOWN: Coach Taff. 56 wwf ., 2f ?'.5.a M , wif? 5 Fi? W ? 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Penny Farthing, Violet Flowers Tim Gillam, Tim Goodwin, Harold Gold, Mar- jorie Goudy, Shirley Green, Joyce Hager. Mary Alice Hagner, Dorothy Haler, Claudette Hamilton, Sherryl Hanson, Don Hopkins, Marcia Johnson. John Jones, Ronald Kem, Joe Lane, Ronnie Lane, Timothy Lewis, Lisette Lindsay. Mary Catherine Lines, Frankie Lockard, Mike McDonald, Bonnie McRobe1-ts, Sharon Madison, Patricia Maloyed. ta? Julie Mayhill, Rose Anne Meeks, Helen Miller, Marka Murray, Jennifer Parker, Sue Peacock. Dale Pitts, Terry Plank, Linda Reeves, Janet Renfro, Susan Rhodes, Avis Riddle. Sandy Riley, Karen Ripberger, Sharon Roland, Nina Roseberry, Gary Rowan, Richard Rumple. Linda Rutherford, Nancy Schafer, Richard Shaw, Donna Shaw, Roger Shepard, Nina Shields. Mary Smith, Jane Snider. Linda South, Chestena Sparks, Sharon Stacey, David Stearns, David Steele, Donnie Stephens. Dennis Strickland, Susan Sullivan, Lois Thomp- son, Caroline Trent, Mark Ulrey, Larry Walda. Jean Walker, Sonja Ware, Bob Weimer, Mike Wells, Norman West, Jerry Whelchel. James Williams,Billy Wills, Ned Wilson, Phyl- lis Wood, Donnie Young, Paul Zerr. The student council members take time off from their trip around the school in 180 days to try a round with the hula-hoop. The members are Sue Peacock, Penny Farthing, Mike Wells, and Norman West. 61 fx, . as is We Wmwm Q 55,s,,.,,, 5 S fs ag X K, ,. is rf:-F. W, ,. t ,W 'lx V V , .J Beverly Anderson, Donna An- Q, iff, Tig? 1 . ' '?ff ,, .L 5 3, derson, Martha Ashby, Juanda J -f f as lv .::: fp we - ,ga,:e::: -s - Barnes, Kay Baughn, Delona ' . . iz. S i s ff 111- L ' fffi -if! ' is. . Brammer ' ' A S LHS. ..,. ,I U I ---.: . - ,: ,V - , ,, ts. -sa. 2-- Charles Brayton, JOSH Brown- ,,, . ,V . 193' J . :sj fl :SLM -- - 'ft is ' ,T , . 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Ts Q 4' 2 Z lib I Es John Younts Wanda Zornes ff , If I Linda Lawrence, Nancy Lowe, Paul Martin, David McCorkle, James Melton, Larry Melton Jimmie Merchant, Gary Mes- sick, Penni Moore, Bob Neal, Pamela Nelson, Joelene Nicho- las Trudy O'Malley, Ronnie Pea- cock, John Pidgeon, Ralph Renfro, Max Riddle, Dale Riggs Douglas Rogers, Judy Roland, Mardella Roland, Sue Sanders, Sandra Sawyer, William Schaeffer Mike Scott, Terry Scott, Jimmy Sharp, Nancy Short, Janelle Sipes, Patricia Sim- merman David Smalley, Brenda Smiley Diana Strickland, Walter Stoots, Larry Thompson, Wilma Thompson, Larry Gene Tinkle, Bonnie Vest Jane Walker, Willie Wallen, Tom Ware, Gene Watts, Judith Weisheit, Rebecca Welsh Bruce White, Betty Whittle, Nancy Williams, Dale Win- chester, Judith Wood, Jan Wright Although caught in a round of other activities, these students do their part on the student council. Nancy Williams, Anne Jarvis, Sherry Clayborn and Dale Riggs. Q 7444? 74eq 7,zew - -as :., sg i 'gn . : 2 ' x - - tw. , ,'LL,, il - mn 3' f , K f A f rf! . :g5,.- pl yi. 2 ' -,V--- f a ' ' Ei? ff t . Xi as ':.i. . as ,g r w w f, K I I , ' V W is f ' f .wi is 1 by .. .. ,, ' ay? L- N gsi l f-6.2, V, I Y , If , 3 ff at 3 ' ua ' 4' 4-I . --' Y g B A 1' 51 in ' 5' 0 as . V k . A V, , , V 2-I, , K J ' ' J 1 K ,gli ' 1, . H gL ima, ., V ' A 5 Y rl, D, E -,ff :c i V, W V, 1 Q Q,-rf Q . , ' V gf ' 4, Vi, i J o r 7:12 sn ' 1 K J if S' at Q . K , i + f f K V t t 'fi 5 r 'fffii x : ,ef nm . by V I 1 'L',' ji, -Aiv - -, :,h ,-A My :khk gb, V W .1 V5 :iv ,I .fu M , W 4 , -E 3 7 A4 25 f -- .1 ,, - l' .fi f lwlw. , rr f - - . he sq .- nf. ' V 4 .. - F . f N' ' f if - - 5 . 1 T :iff ,eJ4:,L, Q53 ' 1 , J 5 - f - if . i T if ' K ' 'V ,.. fe . J' J ' 5 Al fflllwwls ' 7,7 ' -. ,.,' K W ' sv, Mr. Bassett and the class officers will uncage their energy as they work toward their two biggest years in high school. Mr. Bassett, sponsor, Mary Jo Sor- rell, vice-pres., Harrison Parker, president, Doug Howlett, treasurer, and Betty Sylvester, secretary. 64 Judy Arnett, Sharon Barnes, Dennis Bassicker, Linda Benge, Danny Boroughs, Paul Brammer. Twyla Brewer, Charlene Butler, Marilyn Cable, Barry Carter, Gloria Chafin, Saundra Chapman Chester Claborn, Denzil Clark, Susan Cly, Dar- rell Cooney, Connie Cringle, Jack Cronk. Stanton Davis, Jack Eder, Larry Edwards, Lana Ewing, Steve Farthing, Cynthia Ferguson. Dick Fort, Sara Frederick. Kay Gipson, Phyllis Goodpaster, Carolyn Gor- man, Sherman Graham, Judy Griffin, Faye Hagner. James Haler, John Hamm, Sara Hamm, Waldo Harding, Myron Harris, Wendy Hinton. Larry Howell, Doug Howlett, Earl Gene Hunt, Kay Hunt, Gary Hutson, Annabelle James. Larry Bach, James Jones, Raymond Jones, Bob Kegerreis, Mike Kelly, Jim Lindsay. Sue Lockridge, Robert A. McCorkle, Robert E. McCorkle, Fred McKinley, Richard McKinley, Nancy McNew. Cynthia Manlove, Judy Manning, Myra Mattix, Phil Miller, Ken Miller, Bill Molden. Carole Moore, Max Mumrnert, Steve Nicholson, Harrison Parker, Judy Pitts, Deanna Plank. Karen Plank, Don Porter, Kathy Porter, Larry Price, Keith Ratzlaff, Wilma Ratliff. Larry Reece, Nick Roberts. Jerry Roland, Laddy Roland, Buddy Rose, Lenora Roseberry, Karen Rutherford, Barbara Smith. Mary Jo Sorrell, Christina South, Darlene Stacey, Duane Stoots, Rick Sweigart, Betty Sylvester. Phil Tanner, Joan Tarter, Shirley Thompson, Jhon Tinkle, Janet Travis, Jim Williams. Jerry Williamson, Albert Wills, Norma Wimmer, Roberta Winchester, Steve Wood, Sharon Wyatt. L' These students will go to bat for their class dur- ing the student council meetings. Ricky Sweigart, Steve Farthing, Gary Hutson, and Nancy McNew. 65 WW Veronica Allen, Ronny Ballenger, Melving Ba- sicker, Sudy Beaver, Sharon Bell, Verlyn Bishop George Bowman, Charles Brammer, Darrell Brammer, Jane Brosius, Mike Brown, James Browning. Larry Bundy, Geraldine Burton, Pat Butler, Char les Chafin, Mary Lou Chance, Sam Chase. Carolyn Correll, Darlene Cox, Richard Cox, Charles Craig, Helen Craig, Phyllis Jordon. Earl Crandall, Ken Dalton. Jewell Daughenbaugh, Ralph Dreyer, Carey Ellis, Doug Ferguson, Phil Flack, Bob Florea. Rose Flowers, Linda Fowler, Paul Greenwalt, K Gregory, John Grider, Darrell Haints. Janice Hamm, Joy Harding, Ralph Henderson, Mary Hiner, Gerald Hughes, Janet Hummel. Ed Jackson, Mildred Jeffery, Carolyn Jessup, Jerry Johnson, Linda Johnson, Betty Jolly. .simsmml wr: V as rsmmzwruif x E nga!! . , E QE if., li fr fm., ' B . - E Y ' a .. , ff .V .. I x G Q 8445 2. I cv 1 fl? 2, V V ' V 15 rf, . , , ,. l , M ' t'sfV-Q ' V.r.:V- , - ' 'eww' 1 'vis 5, .,-1- V ff, ggfl ' f 5 , ,V V fr, 13, K - Q ..., , -- H , ,m gin K4 ,,. ., . 4 X Ts' K -f, , ,, QgE,., U an 2, ' VV Visas ' . .I - 2 , QWV Q .,: .2 ' 4558 . ' J ,sf V ,. .,., . 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'il 35551 e J u 5 1 ' ff., . if .... V , Jliifgf , VV K' , gr., f y s W 1:1141 . .. , , t ,... N E8 I ,, -.ga ,E 1, ,V 'isp I ,ffl if :. ,V Ck,-g Q- as V V, K In k'i,: f K f A ' if 1 ,W , , ,,,...,,,. ,E , , ,Van : gg .. K B wr, 'az 'E -V , 1 .V - lhll. ' r V ,, L' - ,V W ,, J V, . Bob Kinnevey, Sharon Knott. 3,5 , If ihviar With prom in mind Mr. Ballenger and the class of- ficers go into a huddle. Myrna Snodgress, trea- surer, Paul Greenwalt, President, Hugh Lee, Vice- President, and Mary Hiner, Secretary. 66 VT, 5'2?Ti555?EQ : K -Vi, ,.. V I fze, P ul, -we ' Q Vs i Y 2123? -1- 'ff ' 'ggi ' W7 M V ? ziA z , E Q J . 4 if at E M J ' 2 ' 4' - -' 1, vv - V - .4-41? 7' Vbg, 1 11 yals ff in 34 V A':' ,L 'E 3 V' J is'iglfifiii lli izililif E0 ,I ,Zi L L. A :A . I H: ,ew A --l-v ff ,,VV ,Vi K 1 1 ,fy g 1 ,.,. ' i ,1 Q ' VV in A ,L gzz A L ssri . i s '-. s L it 'i ' - fi-,ixfii ',', f ' ,'.. f J 4 1 1 fu , WW., V u ' ,i ': ifisflfiliii :if I' VJ E , ,,., V, In J V A-::1 Q : - s l J' s , fe ,ss , t ' - . ,, i ' . V-:Q ' A if V H f sa w I A f , .-,-. 1 - ',.2 fjfnz, - - ,. i fi E J s E - L . J 2:3 J 4 ,343 Q Eiia yyiiiiii it 5 L 't ri if f 'L -' ,U 5' ' , -K 5 , a 3 , .. ,E '- , -45 as 4 , ,, . V - . -Q5 '12 Q U . T in A. I , V - - , 1 K - ' ' ' -ff-F-M A , wb 'N i . Q I Q M-5, , - I fag x , .Q f , 7 if . -i ,,,Q g ,L ,L'h Q v -E H u - wr :rf if ' 1 'f V 1 A,Al., , , V L . . J .1 L fa , , .,., , v,,. ,, 1 vm- -' ' ' l:55il53i2? ??i5i 'A i w ' 1' ' I .1 W q i. V: l 'I It ' , ' w af , i . , if ss f 1 W V ,. f V ' :P ' 'r L, , ' .. nw - ' ' li L' , rp i., . .-fwi' X Walter Zimmerman Balancing the problems of the class are the student council members: Cary Ellis, Katie Smith, and Janet Hummel. 67 O I Don Erwin, Dianne Kern, Bob Lannerd, Hugh Lee, Larry Lines, Ken McCas1in. Marshall McC1eese, Phil McDonald, Randy Ma- loyed, Junior Maloyed, David Martin, Evan Mat tix. Elizabeth Melton, Jack Messick, George Moran, Jim Munden, Dee Anne Murray, Joan Neal. Paul O'Malley, Jim Patton, Steve Paul, Mari- lyn Pope, Sondra Porter, Clifford Ramsey. Rebecca Ratliff, Lorena Richman. Phyllis Riddle, Patty Riley, Shirley Sawyer, Carl Shaw, Mattie Shepherd, Doug Shores. Jerry Sipes, Kathie Smith, Myma Snodgress, Christie Sorrell, Betsy Steele, Joyce Stoots. Thurman Storie, Jim Swindell, Patty Tarter, Bill Taylor, Jean Va.nDuyn, Becky Vest. Shirley Walker, James Walker, Leo Ware, Jerry West, Carla White, Bill Young. Norma Klipsch, Beverly Hamm, Danny Jessop, and Martha Eder are planning their first class party. The seventh graders have one party each semester as their project for the year. Next year when they are M7240 Eighth graders, they will have more parties and possibly a bake sale. Pictured are Jane Dickey, David Steele, Mike Wells, and Julie Mayhill. They are plan- ning their main ----- Freshman project, which is selling candy. Delona Brammer, Charles Breton, and Cherry Claborn are distributing this candy. Next years as ----- Sophomores, they will greet you from behind the counter of the cafeteria, as Sherman Gra- ham, Jim Lindsey, Lana Ewing, and Windy Hinton are doing. The sophomore's main pro- ject is a dairy supper. As ----- Juniors, they will have a magazine subscription drive and possibly one of them will win a watch as Kenny Gregory did. Admiring the watch are Betty Jolly, Sam Chase, Pat Butler, Kenny Gregory, Verlyn Bishop, and Jim Swindell. Other junior projects are candy, dairy suppers, concessions at ball games, and after game dances. 68 A wedding! Giving the bride a wedding gift are the senior officers. Richard Jessop, Donna Goudy Laura Irwin, Linda Cross, and the class sponsor Mrs. Dougherty. RICHARD JESSOP, President LINDA CROSS, Secretary 795? DONNA GOUDY, Vice President LAURA IRWIN, Treasurer 70 TOM AR JACK B MSTRON I E flv U'pAf REBECCA ' ASHBY JEAN Q BEATTY basketball goah Steve Clark, and Scrimmage at Lhe Vaxxhn, Denny Ashby , Danny Garry Sharp. F SYBIL JEKKEEERLIEREY MER JUDY ELDREKAY BRAM D BUTCHERMER geilem up! Danny Puftee , Baxbax NXCCO Ykusseh Tartex, and Sybn Bxarnrner. flde , KER L. WAI' MARY CLARK E TERRY 15 CABL WAYNE CLARK D . ,rr A . 1 , -, 1 ,' ic' LL' .f Seniors, pencils, and civics tests. Dave Cringle, Warren Catron, Raymond Dusang, and Max Fort. After-school r f h Clark, Nancy Elfsjailneglfa gicigjg 1131521532 rtferry JAMES P CI-I AVID ' NNIE JEAIHIEIOU D IESTHER COL ev-'f-E inche5T.2T 9 W . Rav Rosebemlwiiggy Off fofA3x:gZ,L15, and M1k6 Jean BOB C. DISHROON RAYMOND EDWARD DUSANG ROBERT L. DURHAM DUANE L. ELLIOTT 5 I SHERRY LEE CRONK HUGH DALTON JEAN ANN DAVIS PEGGY ANN DAVIS f , I ' 1.1.1- fvf ' 1 My X x .Xu kN h D 21I'0 ' D ay is 1 Hug , Y 2 mgii Ong' is box' 1051 At IS buy th at agd L 1 YU ' xixdv Imam f I , 1' ' I ',,7 lj ,uigffwpa I ' N., , ffl e. l Lull be-tw . Couch, Chziegliiiz, S2131 if-22191, Ji U1 emly C-Ybbard. s GRO5 QOD DONN OAN GORMAN CAROL J PEARL ETNTQAGNER . BETH T E FOR RD ETH H. FORT K KENN RAZIER PHIL F oast! Becky Beatty, Luther Couch, Pearl Gorman, and Donna Gross. 74 MARILYN CHARLES EAMES EITH CHARLES M NAN - KEEN CY SUE LANGSTON ' 9 if i fillvv H,-- Od , Nanci! Havwo an , aye mine an Ofizjgsgoriilnd Bob Dishi0OU' Diana Langston, X1 V- i 1 .V NA ' MIEIISXEEEE IRXDSAY DIAL. i. - TTIX NA sug MA BARBARA Mccglgiolg ll A heated discussion. Marilyn da..- , Sherry Cronk. Winters, and 75 x A EVELYN KAYE MCCORKLE RUSSELL W. MCMILLAN CAROL ANN Mc ROBERTS DALE MILLER -P0rre, lrstbell Hs HUIFY! F- D 1 ale Milleiailigng! Caro Mary WUIZH Spears, Beck ' V AlNJi'f0 7 zAOL'M ., , '. 1 1 .1 gd 2112 ff ' CAROLYN JEAN NICHOLAS MILDRED LOUISE PITTS REBECCA KAY PORTER DANNY LEE PURTEE Nqthi and Egg like a a d ' Mae Roggi1g'0fH20! Tr 305' Bjlb TE y . O Mm PU? A busrnan's holiday! Mary W Xker, and Evehyn McCo:Xde aXker, Mi Xdred Yitts, Phi YN a DALE ,P , A f g'lM Jgrludflf CA ROLYN JANE SPEA RS UI-I-IVA N RUSSELL TA RTE R Q-il JOHN WuFoggURfAL4Q-s REEVES RRY ELLA MA E CARRY GEESEII-31125 RP , 4 1' 1 C at-obfn Nicho ' mv: our new penguin 011167, A and Kas, Dale SheXX, Bradley Stnckhm , Bonnie Couch. Don't you Hke our new sweaters'Z'l Beth Hagner, Janet Welsh, Janice Cable, Doug Reeves, Ken Fort, and Charkes Keen. JANET S NN WINC HE MAR STER MAC: SQIINZAEEE-H WMS f Wflilaw PH1L1pYL!f'X'7'v?AHN LKER L-uv xv: Jw JACK SANDPSA 2,31-KER E WATTS fx' I 2 i f ,. ,1 ' ' . 1 I gj , 1 Q I ane Elhott, Sandy J ck Avery, e too!! Du d Sulhvan, a So? We got som , Warns, Rusty McMiHian, Lin a Durham. and Bob 6 L-'A Carol Dalrymple Around the World was the theme for the 1958 Prom. The gym was decorated to represent six countries: the United States, Egypt, Switzerland, Italy, Hol- land, and Japan. Whirling in the center of the starry sky was a minature world. The orches- tra was seated on the stage be- hind a gondola representing the canals of Venice. Pictures were taken at a French cafe. Shown in the above picture is the queen with her court. They are: Teddy Zerr, Roberta Paul, Dee Ellen - ,2- Hasse, queen, Danny Vaughn junior class presidentg Rosalee .1 -.T ' P QW Q Wim. n as ,, - 5 - 3 . , 1,4 - .., 4 K .11 .21 , 'Y 1 . , fi - f. . L i T f t ' MQ., A V, lk ., c . ,, ,fag Nw :Ml V ,, .,.'3-A CI' 4 11, f M-gl.-f .,,f-6 .. 'rf-.... 15 1f?'?ifTf'.'2Q'5m:'.iw.ss-?:11-:e. 2h 'a 5-afv .f x t 9 ,,,' N, 7 A Womack, and Gloria Boyle. A Judith Farthing Denny Clark Danny Vaughn Enjoying their stay on The White House Lawn are the chapel-Ones, All fell in to make it a Grand March. 11, 53 Q . was Teddy Zerr adjusts Janet Edward's collar as they prepare to go on stage. Judy Farthing is hunting an extra flash bulb. Nancy Trimnel, Janice Brammer, and Peggy Renfro adorned in caps and gowns enjoy a short conversation. Danny Vaughn and Donna Goudy lead the seniors down the aisle to the stage. Beverly Hudelson and Ira Cranfill were the first seniors to enter the gym. A Knightstown alumnus, Lowell Hardin, gives the commencement address. um. n-as Superintendent L. E. Rogers presents Carl Keger reis, senior class president, with his diploma. AND ..mw,U,,. y,,g.,WgN.eL,.ggM,,?..,WM C., SER ' og .- 3 Q ..s,, ,f fm. V, .3 . ' 1 N .N ,gm i W N 3 ,., 4, 6. Lon, ew ., e 11 fi 0 Cooper N Zed Cars K . 8'o pf? Obffrg A nfghfsfost' G WZZ245.2625 Walda n mgfon Sh eefs lndi ' v 017 U V 7 jf' QQ? Q ,lr yy SK REX? cf' 93' Q0 . 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J 0 49 W Q, Q Y V H A I SL X XG , Q 6 OQ 5 if, 'P 9,5 , o Q v-4 A .V,. A A V J. We ww .f , VY S55 g fix fi Q ,ff 1 ff. .Q W fi 62900 iq Q K5 g En? if Q , V ' ,,-9 ,QM .,A. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS H d-workmg sensor trash- Danny P uriee. HENLEY STUDIO The right note Dishroon and Charles mhpigigg. in P Of 1e for refreshment ,fe GN x-. , exbx 59, x , .-1 fa - A X mx' QAM I rv ' Y! Q, - W N Q , I I ,. I BOTTLIHJUNDER AUTHORYTYCHTTHE ' COCA-COLA COMPANY BY lY2Q7p3'i55E'P35215 COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO ANDERSON PATRONIZE YOUR INDEPENDENT DEALER WHERE YOUR L L NATIONAL DOLLAR HAS MORE CENTS BANK , Carolyn Nicholas, Judy 1 Brgrnlmer, Laura Irwin, eo Knightstown, Indiana an amce a WHITE PETROLEUM CO. Since 'l888 Shirley Indiana Complete Banking Phone REgent 7-2101 Service Member F.D.I.C. BU' FUEL OIL NSU -:Wwe BUDGET PLAN ,Q-P' L'Y+.+ . 4, 0 L 2 A es Ev f,..:':'.::::. rf LQ-'U K f,f f 'ff Vx Q GASDLINE NEEe'1f'j YOU CAN jr senicfr gen-Logother urlng unc our L COUNT K P .L ON us fr I T I HALL MOTOR SALES INC. QUALITY West on U. S. 40 Phone 54785 DEPENDABILITY Knightstown Indiana DANNERvS These girls puf fheir heads Indiana Owned Sz Operated Knightstown Indiana together as a sleepless nigh? is ahead of Them. Window Shades and 8, Venetian Blinds FREE ESTIMATES Coke break for Leo Ware. WHERE YOU GET THE MOST Knightstown Indiana O' SHADE CO. Q W Spiceland Indiana I ii Rv Genuine Time out after a hard day soliciting ads for the yearbook. sf Members of the yearbook staff relax for a coke break. FAIRCHILD Si HARLAN Knightstown Sale Barn Sale every Saturday A FRIEND eg y my i Sales 81 Service RICE - MCCONNAHA FORD, INC. Knightstown 5-7775 W Y Y , ,,,, Compliments of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Knightstown A National Bank since I865 MEMBER X rtnsnu Rsssn .X r:, Compliments of JOSEPH H. KEI.I.UM Shirley Indiana Insurance-Auctioneer Real Estate A Phone REgent 7-3235 ELLIOTT IMPLEMENT X co. 'if' 217 North Memorial Drive New Castle Indiana C. 81 W. SALES AND SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS Lowell Cooper and Robert Walda Phone 5-2625 Brown and Washington Streets Knightstown Indiana Specialize in Parts and Service CASTLE THEATER You're Always Welcome Herel Sybil Brammer displays iewelry to a prospective customer. Dale Shell and Bill Young stock shelves in o local grocery store Bula Keen services cars after school. Phil Flack and Darrell Brammer stock shelves in Chew's market. Are you sure this is the size? asks Richard Jessop. But I can't reach the red paint! says Terry Clark. RODY'S DEPT. STORES Clothing - Shoes - Dry Goods .l ESSUP BROTHE RS Electric Supplies Quality Merchandise and at Appliances Popular Prices Wagjrgviljlfms Shirley Indiana Knightstown Indiana Phone REgent 7-2635 FEDERAL F ERTILIZER World's best THE KENNARD STATE Since 1884 BANK Basil Darby, Manager Member F.D.I.C. Kennard Indiana Kennard lndiana Compliments TWEEDY LUMBER CO. Knightstown Carthage of 5-5645 LO 5-5785 EASTERN lNDlANA All Kinds PUBLISHING COMPANY of Th B Building Materials Th: FZFIEZ: Knightstown Indiana HASTINGS' i MARATHON TED LEAKEY AGENCY Gel'lel'Cl ll'lSUl'GI1Ce MARATHON l l 337 N. Adams St. Main and Franklin phone 5,3865 Knightstown Indiana Knightstown Indiana Ted Leakey Dick Leakey Phone 5-3555 Complete Service Drive In We Like Our Customers Compliments Top Quality Lumber Of SHIRLEY LUMB ER COMP ANY NlCHOL'S GARAGE Service with a Smile 'Iim Cook' M 9 ' Kennard Indiana Phone REgent 7-2935 Shirley Indiana Compliments BUTCHER of FUNERAL HOME 34 West Main Street SHIRLEY FEED Phone 5-2715 MILLS Knightstown Indiana Shirley Ind iana RUSSELL DICKERSON FAUSSET 8. PASCO East Carey Street Knightstown Indiana 125 Washington Street FARM Phone 5-5355 KIlIgIlILSt0WIl Indiana SNIDER SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY 451 East Warrick Street Knightstown Indiana THE FALCON DRIVE-IN R B WENDELL CLARK oo' ee' All Forms of Insurance 0 Fire - Auto Insurance range Knightstown Indiana Sandwiches Compliments of A. J. CARR Bu SONS, Engineers Knightstown Indiana These three boys were frequently seen together Iast year at KHS. Bradley Strickland Eldred Butcher Ken Fort GOODWIN'S, INC. -v .35 r '. S? ,sl- ifi G.,vLvM Un1w .wg Dodge - Plymouth Sales and Service Dodge lVl - Series Truc Phone 5-2555 Linda Sullivan, senior, is a carhop at The Falcon k CITIZENS STATE BANK of SHIRLEY A Friendly Place to Bank Phone Rlfigent 73945 Shirley Indiana D . . Main-Madison Knightstown l'IVe'ln. xi I f f Vf RATLIFF RAY'S SK ELGAS Jewelers 8. Watchmakers and Since 1912 GE APPLIANCES 9 North Washington Knighfsfown Kennarcl Indiana JOLLY DRUG STORE My, but Laura Irwin is limlaerl ,fy Prescription gi? Specialists W F ountain Se ,E 90191995 Phone 5-747 , Knightstown, Indiana VANCE'S RESTAURANT State Roads . No. 3 Sz 38 rvice 5 VESTA'S DAIRY BAR Home O Good lVlade Coffee Chili Greensboro, Indiana Vesta Hoppe, Manager Junior Maloyed, Bill gi? McMillan MAYS LUMBER CO. Phone 2305 Mays - Indiana New Castle, lndiana Everything 4 i 1 1 to build Anything r Taylor, and Rusty QQ THE GARMENT CLEANER in West side Public Square Tailoring A Specialty Knightstown, Ind. When in New Castle Eat At DOUG'S South 14-th Sz Central Ave. Next to Bus Station General Tires - Tubes - Batteries Truck and Farm Tires Road Service Recapping Phone .IA 9-1601 New Castle, Indiana HENRY COUNTY TIRE STORE KIGER SERVICE CO. YUkon 7-4335 Dunreith Indiana My CITIZENS BLDG. St LOAN ASSN. Across from Court House on Main New Castle Indiana Phone JA 9-6530 ' 9,,g,F -- KENNARD S:.:. ,-IL EL EvA'roR muh 1, f 3 11, g,a -..i ,J- 1-1 J I l U a 'I ' wh . . I nl Purina Chows, Crain Coal, Feed, Seed, Fence, Fence Post, Tile Rhone VI 3-5405 Homer Hummel, Manager Kennard Indiana Indiana's Leading Sporting Goods Store EM-RoE SPORTING f GOODS COMPANY 209 W. Washington St. Indianapolis Indiana Good Luck, Seniors HENRY COUNTY BLDG. 81 LOAN ASSN. 1311 Broad St. ' New Castle A safe place to save for borrow since 1890 fll Donna Goudy, Beth Hagner, and Laura Irwin. JY 'l. :1:+z: '1s . 5:37 5 :et ,L ..k,g: 7 Rusty McMillan looks as though he had fun at prom. Happy, Rusty? 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Washed Sand 81 Gravel Ready-lVlix Concrete h. l P JA 9-2737 New Cast e Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK AND COMPANY New Castle Indiana CENTER Compliments of WAYNE'S GRILL New Castle Indiana ERNEST CREECH, General Auctioneer HIGHER QUALITY No Sale too large or too Small t a Ph. 6-5503 Glenwood, Ind. Compliments of Dr. JOHN DICKEY, Optometrist Knightstown, Indiana Compliments of WEST ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Anderson Indiana LOWER PRICES Knightstown 5-3835 NATIONAL COACH ES, INC. Knightstown Indiana A FRIEND This year, scout pupils in our school have received several honors. Sudy Beavers was one of twenty-one Wapehani girl scout council members chosen to represent the council at Colorado Springs, Colorado, July 3-I2, I959. Three Explorer Scouts, Earl Crandill, Mike Kelly and Darrill Cooney, have received the Silver award, an award equal to Eagle, and the Firestone award, an award based on hiking, camp outs, interviews, church attendance, school scholarship, and scout attendance. The annual Christmas Tea for the faculty, given by the advanced home ec classes under the direction of Miss Tipton, is always a lovely affair. Mrs. Ratzlaff shows some 6th graders the dog her room won for having the highest per- centage oi pupils buying yearbooks. Sudy Beavers Earl Crandill, Mike Kelly, Darrell Cooney 7, n l 'Gel I il E F TOM ARMSTRONG: Window Decorating Committee 15 Shop Foreman 3,4. STEPHEN E. ASHBY: Wilkinson High School 35 Class Vice Presi- dent 15 Class Secretary 25 Basket- ball 1,2,35 Baseball 152,45 Track 152,45 Chorus 1. JACK B. AVERY: Class Vice President 25 Student Council 25 Window Decorating Committee 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2535 Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,3545 Band 15253545 Treasurer 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 253,45 Treasurer 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Reporter 25 Treasurer 35 President 45 County Agricul- ture Poultry Team 1,25 District and County F.F.A. Judging Team 1,2,3,4. REBECCA JEAN BIMTTY: N.F.L. 25 Speech Contest 2,45 Speech Class Plays 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Band 152,35 4-H Club 1. TRACY FRED BILBREY: Basket- ball Student Manager 15 Band 1,25 Chorus 152. JUDY KAY BRAMMER: Class Treastuer 15 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer 25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,35 SYBIL JEAN BRAMMER: Girl's State 35 Honor Society 3,45 Regional Math Contest 1,25 Re- gional English Contest 35 Class President 15 Student Council 35 Treasurer 35 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Yearbook 3545 Editor 45 N.F.L. 2,3,45 President 45 Speech Con- test 2,3,45 Speech Class Plays 2,35 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 President 45 Junior Leader 2535 DePauw Con- ference 35 County Demonstration Contest Winner 3. ELDRED BUTCHER: Class Secre- tary 25 Cadet Teacher 4. JANICE SUE CABLE: Class Secre- tary 15 Student Council 25 Office Assistant 45 Student Librarian 1,25 Cheerblock 1,2,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 District and State Choral Festival 1,25 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Vice President 1, Presi- dent 253,45 Junior Leader 2,3,45 Second Place Necchi Award 35 4-H Club Adult Leader 3. DENNIS WAYNE CLARK: Shop Foreman 3,45 Cross Country 1,2,3, 45 4-H Club 152,35 F.F.A. 1,2. TERRY CLARK: Student Council 15 Galaxy King 4. BONNIE JEAN COUCH: Office Assistant 2 5 Home Ec. Style Show 1. JAMES COUCH LUTHER COUCH DAVE P. CRINGLE: Band 15 Cho- rus 1. SHERRY LEE CRONK: Cheerblock 253,45 Home Ec. Style Show 152, 354. LINDA CROSS: Psi Iote Scholar- ship Award 1,35 D.A.R. Good Citizen Award 45 Honor Society 3,45 President 45 Regional Eng- lish Contest 35 Regional Latin Contest 15 Class Secretary 1,45 Class Treasurer 35 Yearbook 3545 Galaxy Queen 45 American Legion Essay Winner 15 Cheer- block 3,45 HUGH DALTON JEAN ANN DAVIS: Girls' State Alternate 35 Honor Society 3,45 Secretary 45 N.F.L. 253,45 Vice President 45 Speech Contest 2,3, 45 Speech Class Plays 2,35 Cheer- block 1,2,3,4. PECY ANN DAVIS: Band 1,25 Chorus 1,525 Home Ec. Style Show 1. BOB CHARLES DISHROON: Base- ball l,25 Track 1. RAYMOND EDWARD DUSANG: 4-H Club 1,2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Sentinel 45 F.F.A. Judging Team 2,3,4. ROBERT L. DURHAM: Window Decorating Committee 152,3,45 Band 152,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 Pep Band 4. DUANE S. ELLIOTT: Cadet Teacher 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 15253545 Pep Band 45 4-H Club 15253545 Junior Leader 1,253,45 Purdue Round-Up 94 15 F.F.A. 1,25 District and County F.F.A. Judging Team 2. KENNETH H. FORT: Yearbook 45 Band 15253545 Solo and Ensemble Contest 35 Pep Band 3,4. MAX GENE FORT: 4-H Club 15 F.F.A. Judging team 3. PHIL FRAZIER: Student Council 45 Shop Foreman 45 Band 1,2535 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2535 Pep Band 152. KENNETH CHARLES GABBARD DONNA JEAN GOUDY: Scholar- ship Pins 1,25 Girls' State Alter- nate 35 Honor Society 3,45 Class Secretary 35 Class Vice-President 45 Cheerblock 2,45 Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2 5 District Choral Festi- val 1525 4-H Club 1. PEARL ETTA GORMAN : Year- book 45 Speech Contest 25 Speech Class Plays 25 Cheer- block 2, 45 Chorus 1,25 State Choral Festival 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. DONNA KAY GROSS: Yearbook 45 4-H Club 1525 Home Bc. Style Show 1,2,3,4. BETH ANN HAGNER: Psi lota Xi Scholarship Award 25 Girls' State 35 Honor Society 3545 Treasurer 45 District Latin Contest 15 Cadet Teacher 45 Yearbook 45 Busi- ness Manager 45 Cheerblock 15253, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Band 1,253,45 Secretary 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 15253545 Band Booster Blowout Queen 45 4-H Club 1,253545 Secretary 35 Jlmior Leader 2,35 Purdue Round-Up 35 4-H District Judging Contest 2. CAROL J. HAYWOOD: Cheer- block 152,3,45 Chorus 1,2535 District Choral Festival 253. LAURA ELAINE IRWIN: Scholar- ship Pins 25 Girls' State Alternate 35 Class President 15 Class Treas- urer 45 Student Council 1,35 Treasurer 35 Cadet Teacher 45 Yearbook 45 Yell Leader 152,35 Cheerblock 45 President 45 Chorus 1,25 District Choral Festival 1,25 4-H Club 1. MARILYN JAMES: Chorus 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1. RICHARD WAYNE JESSOP: Class President 1,45 Class Vice Presi- dent 2, Track 152. CHARIES M. KEEN: Basketball l,2,35 Cross Country l,2,35 Track 35 Band 1,2,3,45 Vice President 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 15 4-H Club 3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 County F.F.A. Judging Team 2, 3,45 County Agriculture Poultry Team 2,3. CHARLES KEITH: Track 1. NANCY SUE LANGSTON: Stu- dent Librarian 25 Cheerblock 1, 2,3,45 Chorus 15 4-H Club 2,3,45 Junior Leader 45 Home Ec. Style Show l,2,3,4. NANCY DEE LINDSAY: Student Council 25 Cheerblock l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Vice President 25 Home Ec. Style Show l,2,3. DIANA SUE MADISON: Cadiz High School 1,25 Yearbook 45 Cheerblock1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 4-H Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2 ,4. BARBARA JEAN McCORKLE: Office Assistant 45 Yearbook 35 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 District Choral Festival 25 4-H Club 1,25 4-H Judging Contest 1. EVELYN KAYE MCCORKLE: Year- book 45 N.F.L. 2,3,45 Speech Contest 2,45 Dramatics Club 25 Cheerblock l,2,3,45 Band 15 Home Ec. Style Show 2,4. CAROL ANN MCROBERTS: Of- fice assistant 45 Cheerblock 2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 4 -H Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3. RUSSELL W. MCMILLAN: Franklin High School 15 Thomas Howe High School 25 Class President 25 Stu- dent Council 35 Baseball 15 Cross Country 3,45 Track 45 Foot- ball 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Band Boosters Blowout King 35 Orchestra 25 Chorus 1,35 4-H Club 1. MICHAEL K. MATTIXQ Student Librarian 45 Yearbook 4. DALE MILLER: Student Council 45 President 45 Cadet Teacher 3,45 I I Shop Foreman 45 Drafting Fore- man 45 Printing Foreman 45 Bas- ketball Student Manager 15 Cross Country Student Manager 1,25 Track Student Manager 15 4-I-I Club 1. CAROLYN JEAN NICHOLAS: Yearbook 35 Cheerblock l,2,3,45 Majorette 2,3,45 Chorus 1,35 4-H Club 1,2. MILDRED LOUISE PITTS: Cheer- block 3,4. REBECCA KAY PORTER: Girls' State 35 District Math Contest 35 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Office Assistant 35 Student Librarian 15 Yearbook 45 N.F.L. 2,3,45 State N.F.L. Speech contest 2,3,45 Speech Class Plays 2,35 Dramatics Club 2,3,45 Debate Team 25 Purdue Debate Conference 25 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,3,45 President 45 4-H Club 1. DANNY LEE PURTEE: Boys' State Alternate 35 Honor Society 3,45 Cadet Teacher 45 4-H Club 1. JOHN DOUGLAS REEVES: Boys' State 35 Honor Society 3,45 Dis- trict Math Contest 25 Class Treasurer 15 Student Librarian 15 Yearbook 45 Baseball 3,45 Bas- ketball Student Manager 2,3,45 Baseball Student Manager 25 Cross Country Student Manager 2,35 Track Student Manager 1,2,3 45 Band l,2,3,45 President 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,4 Band Booster Blowout King 4. ELLA MAE ROGERS: Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. WILFORD RAY ROSEBERRY: Yearbook 4. GARRY GENE SHARP: Student Council 25 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Window Decorating Committee 1,2,35 Shop Foreman 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Cross Country 2,3,45 Track l. DALE SHELL: Student Librarian 45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 15 Cross Country 15 4-H Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1,25 Livestock Judging Team 1. CAROLYN JANE SPEARS: Cheer- 95 block 2,3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. BRADLEY STRICKLAND: Window Decorating Committee 1,2,3. LINDA BETH SULLIVAN: Cadet Teacher 45 Office Assistant 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,4. RUSSELL TARTER: Window De- corating Committee 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,3. DANNY VAUGHN: Class Presi- dent 2,35 Student Council 35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3,45 Track 2. JACK B. WALKER: Printing Foreman 45 4-H Club 1,25 F.F.A. 1 2 4. MARY LORENA WALKER: cheer- block 1,2. PHILIP IEE WALKER: F.F.A. 1,2, 3,45 Reporter 3, Secretary 45 District F.F.A. Judging Team 15 County F.F.A. Judging Team 1,2, 3,4. SANDRA SUE WATTS: Girls' State 35 Honor Society 3,45 Vice President 45 District Latin Con- test 1,25 District Math Contest 35 N.F.L. 2,3,45 Secretary 45 Speech Contest 2,3,45 Speech Class Plays 2,35 American Legion Oratory Contest Winner 25 Band l,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, 3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,4. JANET SUE WELSH: Girls' State Alternate 35 Student Council 1, 25 Cadet Teacher 3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Band 2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 25 Majorette 2,3,45 Captain 45 4-H Club 1, 2,3,45 President 1, Vice President 35 Junior Leaders 25 Purdue Round-Up 25 Necchi Trophy 3. MARY ELIZABETH Wl1.LS: Year- book 45 Cheerblock 3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. PEGGY ANN WINCHESTER: Cheerblock 1,2,4. MACK WINTERS: Chorus 1. Abner, Marie 23 Allen, Charles 54,60 Allen, Veronica 66 Alfreda 58 Beverly 62 Donna 62 Linda 60 Sue 34,49,58 Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Anderson, Armstrong, Tom 37,71,73,90 Arnett, Judy 64 Ashby, Gale 60 Ashby, Martha 62 Ashby, Stephen 56,71,92 Avery, Jack 30,32,35,36,44,55 Bach, Larry Ballenger, Daisy 18 Ballenger, Hilton 7 Ballenger, Ronny 3,51,56,66 Band 30-33 Barnes, Carol 34,58 Barnes, Juanda 62 Barnes, Sharon 64 Bartle, Ann 7 Bassett, Norman 7,64 Basicker, Dennis 35,64 Basicker, Melvin 35,66 Baughn, Huldah 17 Baughn, Kay 62 Beatty, Beatrice 58 Beatty, Rebecca 71,74,40 Beatty, Robert 60 Beavers, Sudy 2,66,93 Beecher, Helen 14 Bell, Lyle O. 4,6 Bell, Sharon 31,34,35,36,38,66 Benefiel, Judy 60 Benge, Linda 64 Bilbrey, Hubert 60 Bilbrey, Jeanene 58 Bilbrey, Tracy 71,76 Bishop, Charles 60 Bishop, Verlyn 33,66,68 Black, Gary 32,54,60 Black, Linda 34,60 Blevins, Martha Boroughs, Betty Lou Boroughs, Danny 64 Bovard, Daisy 21 Bowman, George 30,66 Braden, Lewis 60 Brammer, Charles 38,66 Brammer, Darrell 66,86 Brammer, Delona 37,62,68 Brammer, Elsie 12 Brammer, Janice 80 Brammer, Judy 71,73,83,90 Brammer, Paul 64 Brammer, Sybil 34,38,39,40,-42 Branscum, Vera 60 Brayton, Charles 62,68 Brewer, Twyla 64 Brooks, David 32,35,54,58 Brosius, David 60 Brosius, Gerald 32 Brosius, Jane 30,33,34,35,66 Brown, Mike 66 Brown, Phil 58 Browning, James 35,36,66 Browning, Joan 31,34,36,62 Browning, Susie 34,58 Brummett, Orval 7,37,62 Buckles, Linda 32,34,58 Bundy, Larry 50,5l,56,66 Burton, Carolyn 62 ,71,78,82 1 ,43,44,45,46,7l,85 SU Burton, Burton, Geraldine 66 Sue 32 ,62 Butcher, Eldred 39,71 ,72 ,87 Butler, Butler , Butler , Butler, Butler, Cable, Cable, Cable, Cable , Charlene 64 Margie 19 Pat 34,36,66,68,40 Phil 44,54,58,59 Ray 62 Cynthia 34,36,58 Janice 31,34,35,39,72,78,83,89 Marilyn 34,35,36,39,64 Martha 34,60 Cadet Teachers 39 Carmony, Larry 62 Carter, Casey, Barry 35 ,64 Grace 19 Caudell, William 62 Central Elementary First Grade 14 Second Grade 14 Third Grade 15 Fourth Grade 15 Chafin, Chafin, Charles 66 Gloria 33 ,64 Chance, Mary Lou 66 Chapman, Judy 60 Chapman, Saundra 30,64 Chase, Chase, Pat 60 Sam 48,5O,56,66,68,90 Cheerblock 49 Chew, Diane 62 Chew, Wayne 58 Chorus 33 Claborn, Chester 64 Claborn, Sherry 34,62,37,63,68,44 Clark, Denny 37,71,72,79 Clark, Denzil 33,64 Clark, Phil 35,62 Clark, Terry 2,72,86,46 Club, 4-H 34-36 Cly, Arnold 32,35,60 Cly, Susan 34,36,64 Coffin, Collins Collins Collins, Conner Conner, Jeanette 15 , Donna 62,49 , Patsy 66 Susan 60 , Idela 12 Kathleen 60 Cooney, Darrell 64,93 Correll Correll, Couch, Couch, Couch, Couch, Couch, , Carolyn 66 Robert 60 Bonnie 72,77 James 12 James, senior, Luther 72,74 Phyllis 58 72,74 Couch , Roy 58 Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Darlene 30,33,66,40 Maedean 62 Norman 35,60 Richard 3o,35,36,3a,66 Ruby 58 Craig, Charles 30,38,66 Craig, Frank 32,60 Craig, Helen 66 Craig, Margie 58 Craig, Ronnie 62 Craig, Winifred 62 Crandall, Earl 66,93 Cranfill, Ira 80 Cringle, Connie 64 Cringle, David 72 Crock, Cronk, Ralph 7,60 Jack 64 Cronk, Sherry 73,75 Cronk, Tina Rae 32,34,35,37,62 Cross, Linda 2,38,43,70,44,45,46 Dalrymple, Carol 79 Dalton, Frances 60 Dalton, Hugh 73 Dalton, Keith 58 Dalton, Ken 66 Darling, Murray 12 Darling, Richard 7,54,58 Darling, Ruth 12 Daughenbaugh, Jewell 66 Davis, Jean Ann 73,92.40 Davis, Peggy 73 Davis, Phil 32,58 Davis, Stanton 31,38,64 Dawes, Billy 58 Day, Kenny 58 Derrickson, William 7,48,5l,54,55 Dickey, Jane 30,31,60,68,49 Dickey, John 31,60 Dickey, Susan 32,34,58 Dishroon, Bob 73,75,82 Dotson, Gene Dotson, Mary 62 Dougherty, Margaret 8,70 Dowell, Mildred 25 Drafting Foremen 38 Dreyer, Phil 58 Dreyer, Ralph 66 Dudley, Diane 62 Dunbar, Paul 58 Dunn, Joanne 58 Durham, Belvin 12 Durham, Robert 30,38,73,78 Durham, Vera 12 Dusang, Raymond 35,36,72,73 Eder, Jack 64 Eder, Martha 34,58,68 Edwards, Janet 80 Edwards, Larry 64 Eiuon, Duane 30,35,36,38,39,73,78 Ellis, Carey 3,44,66,67 Erwin, Danny 58 Erwin, Don 35,67 Erwin, Larry 62 Etchells, Karen 62 Ewing, Lana 2,30,38,64,68,40 Ewing, Max 35,62 Farmer, Robert 58 Farthing, Helen 16 Farthing, Judy 79,80 Farthing, Penny 32,34,36,6O,61 Farthing, Steve 44,54,64,65,56 Fentress, Billie Sue 34,58 Ferguson, Cynthia 34,35,64 Ferguson, Doug 2,38,66 Flack, Phil 2,66,86 Florea, Bob 31,66 Florea, Danny 32,54,58 Flowers, Rose 66 Flowers, Violet 60 Forst, Rick 31,54,62,56 Fort, Dick 64 Fort, Ken 3l,38,42,43,74,78,87 Fort, Max 72,74,82 Fort, Muriel 34,58 Foust, Tonya 62 Fowler, Larry 54 Fowler, Linda 66 Frazier, Barbara 32,58 Frazier, Phil 74 Frederick, Sara 64 Future Farmers of America 35 Gabbard, Kenneth 74 Garrett, James 54,58 Gillam, Becky 62 Gillam Tim 60 Gillam, Victor 58 Gipson, Kay 64 Gold, Harold 60 Goodpaster, Phyllis 64 Goodwin, Tim 60 Gorman, Carolyn 64 Gorman, Ginger 58 Gorman, Pearl 43,74 Goudy, Donna 3,45,70,80,89 Goudy, Marjorie 60 Graham, Sherman 30,64,68,56 Green, Shirley 60 Greensboro Elementary First Grade 16 Second Grade 16 Third Grade 17 Fourth Grade 17 Greenwalt, Paul 31,32,35,49,66,92 Gregory, Joyce 32,58 Gregory, Ken 66,68 Grider, Ellen 33 Grider, John 66 Griffin, James 30,54,62 Griffin, Judy 64 Grigson, Carol 33 Grigson, Judy 34,58 Gross, Dianna 34,58 Gross, Donna 43,74,92 Gross, Leslie 58 Guinn, Wendall 12 Hager, Billy 58 Hager, Joyce 60 Hagner, Beth 30,32,35,36,38,39,42,43,45,46,74,78,89 Hagner, Faye 64 Hagner, Mary Alice 60 Haines, Darrell 35,66 Haler, Dorothy 60 Haler, James 64 Hall, Carolyn 62 Hamilton, Claudette 60 Hamilton, Janet 62 Hamilton, Sandra Hamilton, Stacy 58 Hamm, Beverly 34,58,68 Hamm, Janice 66 Hamm, John 64 Hamm, Myrtle 21 Hamm, Sara 64 Hanning, Mike 58 Hanson, Sherryl 34,60 Hardin, Alvin 6 Hardin, Lowell 80 Harding, Dana 62 Harding, Joy 66 Harding, Waldo 64,56 Harris, Myron 64 Hartley, Erma B. 16 Hartley, Herald 20 Hayden, David 62 Haywood, Joan 74,75 Heathcock, Steve 32,58 Helms, Sharon 58 Henderson, Ralph 35,50,51,66 Henderson, Teddy 54,58 Herkless, Helen 22 Hiner, Mary Louise 66 Hiner, Ray 35,58 Hiner, Ruth 14 Hinton, Wendy 34,64,68 Hoff, Leila 12 Holder, Keith 35,62 Holder, Violet 58 Honor Society 45 Hopkins, Don 54,60 Howard, Doris 12 Howe Howe , Janet 31,62 ll, Larry 54,56,64 Howlett, Doug 64 Howlett, Mary 34,62 Howlett, Tim 58 Hudelson, Beverly 80 Hughes, Gerald 35,36,38,66 Hughes, Judy 33,62 Hummel, Janet 39,44,66,67 Hunt, Donna 33,62 Hunt, Earl Gene 35,64 Hunt, Kay 64 Hunt, Paul 12 Huntsman, Gordan 35,36,58 I-lutso n, Gary 35,36,44,64,65 Irwin, Laura 39,42 ,4a,7o,8a,ss, Jackson, Dewayne 32,59 Jackson, Ed 55,66 Jackson, Judy, 7th grade, 58 Jacks on, Judy, Freshman, 62 Jackson, Steve, 7th grade, 58 Jacks Jame Jame Jame Jame on, Steve, Freshman, 62 s, Annabelle 64 s, Jenell 62 s, Marilyn 75 s, Walter 59 Kirk, Jo Ann 32,34,59 Kirk, Patsy 62 Kissick, Davis 32,59 Klipsch, Norma 32,59,68 Kney, Charlotte 8 Knightstown Elementary First Grade 22 Second Grade 23 Third Grade 24 Fourth Grade 25 Fifth Grade 26 Sixth Grade 27 Knott, Sharon 10,30,39,66 Land, Sue 8 Lane, Joe 60 Langston, Anna 8 Langston, Nancy 75 Lanigan, Jerrie 59 Lannard, Bob 35,36,67 Lawrence, Linda 63 Lawrence, Ronnie 92 Lee, Hugh 67 Leisure, Rod 59 Lemay, Larry 41 Lewis, Timothy 60 Lindsay, Jim, 64,68 Lindsay, Lisette 34,60 Lindsay, Nancy 72,75,90 Lines, Mary Catherine 60 Lines, Larry 67 Lockard, Frankie 60 Jarvis, Anne 31,34,35,44,62,63,49 Jeffery, Mildred 31,38,66 Jessop, Danny 44,54,59,68 Jessop, Richard 46,70,86 Lockridge, Sue 65 Lowe, Nancy 34,63 Lowe, Steve 32,44,59 Luellen, Susan Jessup, Carolyn 2,66 Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Johnson, Bill 64 Dave 62 Jerry 38,66 Linda 30,66 Marcia 60 Lyons, Patty 8,40 McCaslin, Kathaleen 22 McCaslin, Ken 31,38,67 McClarnon, Anita 32,34,5 McCleese, Marshall 67 McCord, Sherry 34,59,49 Jolly, Betty 2,30,32,40,66,68 Jolly, Mary Jo 4,32,59 Jones, Dee Anne 34,59 Jones, James 64 Jones, John Jay 10,60 Jones, Joyce 62 Jones, Lee Roy 59 Jones, Raymond 64 Jordan, Fay 33, 62 Jordan, Jim 59 Jordan, Phyllis 66 Junior Leaders 35 Keatts, Carole 30,62 Keen, Charles 30,35,36,75,78,85 Keesling, Bonnie 62 Keesling, Rex 35,59 Kegerreis, Bob 51,54,64 Kegerreis, Carl 80 Keith, Charles 74,75,82 Kellum, Jane 8 Kelly, Mike 64,93 Kemerly, Pete 54,62,56 Kennard Elementary First Grade 18 Second Grade 18 Third Grade 19 Fourth Grade 19 Fifth Grade 19 Sixth Grade 20 Kennard Elementary Basketball Team 28 Kern, Dianne 67 Kern, Ronald 60 Kinnevey, Bob 31,-41,66 McCorkle, Barbara 39,71,75,89 McCorkle, David 56,63 McCorkle, Evelyn 40 ,43 ,76,77 McCorkle, Robert A. 65 McCorkle, Robert E. 65 McDonald, Mike 32,44,54,60 McDonald, Phil 31,67 McKinley, Fred 65 McKinley, Richard 65 McKinney, Nelda 2,8 McMillan, Rusty 3O,38,48,76,78,88,89 McNew, Nancy 31,38,65 McRoberts, Bonnie 60 McRoberts, Carol 39,46,72,76 McShirley, Crystal 27 Madison, Diana 43,75 Madison, Sharon 60 Maloyed, James Maloyed, Junior 2,48,5l,56,67,88 Maloyed, Patricia 60 Maloyed, Randy 30,38,67 Manlove, Cynthia 65 Manning, Judy 34,35,65 Martin, David 67 Martin, Paul 63 Mattix, Evan 48,51,54,55,67 Mattix, Michael 37,42,43,73,75 Mattix, Myra 49,65 Mattix, Ralph 12 Maxwell, Nancy 59 Mayhill, Julie 32,34,61,68 Meeks, Howard 8,35,36 Meeks, Rose Anne 34,41,61 Melton, Elizabeth 67 Melton, James 63 Melton, Larry 63 Merchant, Jimmie 63 Messick, Gary 63 Messick, Jack 38,67 Messick, Viva 26 Mettel, Lucile 15 Miller , Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller , Dale 37,38,39,44,76 Helen 34,61 Jerry 59 Ken 65 Phil 35,65 Molden, Bin 56,65 Moore , Moore , Moran, Moran, Carole 65 Penni 63 George 67 Lois 59 Murnmert, Max 65 Munden, Jim 2,30,67 Murray, Dee Anne 34,40,67 Murray, Marka 34,61 Myers, Robert 8,44 Naffe Ersie 8 National Forsenic League 40 Neal, Bob 48,54,63 Neal, Joan 33,67 Nelson, Pamela 34,35,63 Newby, Lucinda 26 Nicholas, Carolyn 30,76,77,83 Nicholas, Joelene 63 Nicholson, Steve 35,65 Oakerson, Mary 24 Office Assistants 39 Ohlemiller, Leslie 59 O'Malley, Jack 41 O'Malley, Paul 2,48,50,56,67 O'Malley, Trudy 34,63 Orrell, Gary 59 Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Parker, Dwight 6 Harrison s1,42,54,ss,56,64,66 Jennifer 32,34,61 Onabelle 32 Philip 6 Patrol Boys 12 Patton, Jim 30,67 Paul, Steve 67 Peacock, Ronnie 56,62,63 Peacock, Sue 3l,44,49,61 Pearson, Judy 32,59 Pep Band 38 Petry, Darlene 18 Phelps , Phelps , Carole 59 Roy Pidgeon, John 54,56,62,63 Pidgeon, Luther 6 Pierce, Barbara 59 Pitts, Dale 61 Pitts, Elsie 12 Pitts, Judy 65 Pitts, Kathy 59 Pitts, Mildred 76,77 Plank, Deanna 33,34,35,65 Plank, Karen 33,65 Plank, Terry 35,6l,92 Poer, Earl 6 Poer, Ida 27 Polk, Robert 59 Pope, Marilyn 67 Porter, Don 65 Porter, Kathy 65 Porter, Rebecca 33,38,39,40,43,45,76,90 Porter, Sondra 67 Post, Stephen 59 Price, Elaine 59 Price, Larry 65 Printing Foremen 38 Purtee, Danny 39,45,71,76,82 Purtee, Sharon 32,34,59 Ramsey, Clifford 67 Ratliff, Rebecca 67 Ratliff, Wesley 32 Ratliff, Wilma 65 Ratzlaff, Frances 20,93 Ratzlaff, Keith 65 Ratzlaff, Paul 4,59 Raysville Elementary Third Grade 21 Fourth Grade 21 Reece, Larry, 35,36,65 Reeves, Douglas 3,31,32,42,4 Reeves, Linda 34,36,61 Reeves, Norman 6 Renfro, Janet 34,61 Renfro, Peggy 80 Renfro, Ralph 63,54 Rhodes, Susan 61 Richman, Lorena 37,67 Riddle, Avis 61 Riddle, Max 63 Riddle, Phyllis 67 Riggs, Dale 35,44,63 Riley, Patty 33,67 Riley, Sandy 61 Ripberger, Karen 10,32,61 Roberts, Nick 65 Robinson, Kenneth 9,31 Rogers, Douglas 63 Rogers, Ella Mae 76,77 Rogers, Helen 24 Rogers, L.E. 6,80 Roland, Carolyn 34,59 Roland, Jerry 65 3,45,46,50,5l,55,56,77,78 Roland, Judy, 7th grade, 59,34 Roland, Judy, Freshman, 63 Roland, Laddy 3,48,54,65 Roland, Mardell 31,38,63 Roland, Roy 12 Roland, Sharon 61 Rose, Buddy 48,51,56,65 Roseberry, Lenora 65 Roseberry, Nina 60,61 Roseberry, Ray 42,43,73,77 Rowan, Gary 10,35,6l Ruckel, David Rumple, Richard 61 Rutherford, Karen 32,65 Rutherford, Linda 61 Sanders, Sue 63 Sawyer, Sandra 63 Sawyer, Shirley 67 Schaeffer, Richard 59 Schaeffer, William 63 Schafer, Nancy 34,61 Scott, Darrell 35 Scott, Mike 54,56,63 Scott, Terry 35,63 Shafer, Rick 59 Sharp, Garry ll ,37,39,50,5l,7l,77,82,91 Sharp, Jimmy 2,35,54,63 Sharp, Larry 59 Shaw, Carl 30,42,43,67 Shaw, Donna 34,61 Shaw, Richard 61 Shell, Dale 77,85 Shepherd, Mattie 41,67 Shields, Nina 32,34,36,61 Shop Foremen 37 Shores, Doug 67 Short, Nancy 63 Simmermon, Lois 9 Simmermon, Patricia 37,63 Sipe, Claude 9 Sipes, Janelle 63 Sipes, Jerry 67 Sites, Mike 59 Skaggs, Joyce 9,42,43 Sloan, Don 59 Smalley, Charity 4,59 Smalley, David 63 Smiley, Brenda 32,63 Smiley, George 12 Smiley, Virginia 12 Smith, Allen 59 Smith, Barbara 2,65 Smith, Jim 59 Smith, Katie 30,33,44,67 Smith, Marilyn 40,41 Smith, Mary 61 Smith, Wanda 9 Snider, Jane 30,38,6l Snodgress, Myrna 39,4l,42,4 Sorrell, Christie 67 Sorrell, Kenneth 12 3,67 snneu, Mary Jo 34,35,4O,49,64,65 South, Christina 33,65 South, Linda 61 Sparks, Chestena 61 Spears, Carolyn 76,77 Stacey, Darlene 65 Stacey, Sharon 61 Stanley, Duane 9,10 Starbuck, Lester 12 Stearns, Alvin 34,59 Stearns, David 54,60,6l Steele, Betsy 30,34,35,41,43 Steele, Betty 23 Steele, David 31,54,61,68 Stephens, Donnie 61 Stewart, Keith 32,54,59 Stonebraker, Vernon 9 Stonerock, Diane 59 Stoots, Duane 2,54,59 Stoots, Joyce 33,39,67,92 Stoots, Walter 54,63 Storie, Thurman 67 Strickland, Bradley 77,87 Strickland, Dennis 61 Strickland, Diana 32,63 Strother, Nancy 32,59 Student Council 44 Student Librarians 37 Sullivan, Linda 3l,77,78,88 Sullivan, Susan 34,61 Sweigart, Rick 44,54,65 Swindell, Jim 35,36,67,68 Sylvester, Betty 64,65 Taff, Andy 9,50 Tanner, Phil 65 Tarter, Joan 65 Tarter, Patty 67 Tarter, Russell 71,77 ,67 Taylor, Bill 3s,4s,5o,51,ss,s6,e7,ss Thomas, Norris 6 Thomas, Ruby 12 Thompson, Larry 63 Thompson, Lois 61 Thompson, Shirley 34,65 Thompson, Wilma 63 Tinkle, Jhon 41,65 Tinkle, Larry Gene 63 Tinkle, Nancy 59 Tipton, Edithe 9,45 Travis, Janet 65 Trent, Caroline 61 Trimnell, Nancy 80 Ulrey, Mark 31,38,6l Van Duyn, Jean 67 Vaughn, Danny s,4s,5o,ss,71,7a,79,so Vest, Becky 67 Vest, Bonnie 33,34,e3 Wadman, Carole 32,59 Walda, Larry 61 Walker, Dorothy 7 Walker, Jack 35,78 Walker, Phil 35,77,78,92 Walker, James 2,67 Walker, Jane 63 Walker, Jean 61 Walker, Mary 72,77 Walker, Shirley 67 Wallen, Willie 63 Ware, Jerry 59 Ware, Leo 2,30,67,84 Ware, Sonja 32,61 Ware, Tom 2,31,38,54,62,63 Warner, Evelyn 9 Warner, Fred 12 Watts, Gene 63 Watts, Sandra 30,38,39,40,45, Weimer, Bob 3O,38,6l Weimer, Mabel 25 Weisheit, Judith 63 Weisheit, Mike 35,59 Wells, Mike 54,61,68 Welsh, Janet 30,34,39,78 Welsh, Rebecca 36,63 West, Jerry 67 West, Norman 44,61 Whelchel, Cheryl 32,34,59 Whelchel, Jerry 32,61 White, Bruce 35,36,63 White, Carla 34,35,67 White, Cheryl 59 Whittle, Betty 63 Whittle, Ronnie 59 Williams, Hobart 78 Williams, James, 8th grade, 61 Williams, James, sophomore, 49,65 Williams, Nancy 34,44,63 Williamson, Jerry 35,64 Wills, Albert 65 Wills, Billy 61 Wills, Mary 43,76,78 Wilson, Bill 6 Wilson, Ned 61 Wimmer, Norma 65 Winchester, Dale 63 Winchester, Peggy 73,78 Winchester, Roberta 2,34,65 Wing, Victor 12 Womack, Ronnie 44,59 Wood, Judith 37,63 Wood, Phyllis 61 Wood, Steve 65 Wright, Jan 32,54,63 Wyatt, Sharon 65 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