Knightstown High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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A .f A wi , Q, e 2 g 225331 2, 's H may 8 brought an evening in paris to khs khs's spring . . . convertibles, tennis shoes . . . weeks of practice ends in own nightmare theater- spooky tavern . . . music contest. . . choir, band working toward perfection . . . ball state choir day . . . crossing off days till the end of school . . . happiness . . .our summer paradise opens again . . . removing accumulated debris from lockers . . . anticipation tor approaching summer. . . A-rl '-,,M:MWw.w'-,M-,,,,,.,w.A , spring bursts with new things to do ir? school's end brings mixed emotions as school's end . . . caps and gowns . . . baccalaureate . . . commencement . . . pomp and circumstance . . . on to college, a iob . . . the future . . . award day . . . scholarship winners . . . norma klipsch, roy couch, dan iessop, beverly hamm, dan mills . . . awards for high grades . . . linda mcshurley . . . valdictorian and salutorian . . . norma klipsch, leslie ohlemiller . . . concusion of a year . . . happiness, sorrow . . . all - mark the end . . . and a new beginning WWWWWM' lil: iii'i A i ,q,..,M, 1 hwzp WJ, -Q. Mmmf M . - L L.,.I1QIQl3lM....m,, lfll wal W XMwgrs, : M To weigh .OO429 grams of a rare sample of Krypton, chemistry students Debbie Crank and Marvin Hull use the analytical balance. Slide rules surely beat manual computation. Just ask any physics student. As Joan Buehler adds one drop KgCrO4 solution, adv chemistry students Marilyn Ratliff and John Shields wait for a yellow precipate. Strange odors, suspicious-looking smoke, mild ex- plosions, and cries of agony as tests are returned emerge from Room 301 as physics, chemistry, and advanced science students explore the physical world in which they live. Plants and protozoa become the realm of the biology student as freshmen study nature through disections and leaf collections. Also, junior high general science stu- dents devote some of their time to scientific knowledge. This sampling of many fields of science sparks interest in future study. interest in science, Microscopes aid in the study of minute creatures in Mr. Deiwart's biology classes. math booms at khs Solve for X and prove ABC XYZ become familiar problems for math students at KHS. A complete course in mathematics is offered to those interested. Junior high students practice basic principles of arithmetic to prepare them for high school math. Freshman and advanced algebra 'presents an understanding of the con- cepts of working with something other than real numbers. Points, lines, and places become tangible obiects for geometry classes in the study of many and various shapes and forms. Seniors complete their study of math with a course consisting of solid geometry, trigonometry, and analytical geometry. Examining the properties of the sphere is one unit of study in senior math. dents. Mr. Langford explains algebra in new forms to his math stu- Just who is this Miss Ellaneous to whom you have alloted so much money? Mr. Howard asks Neil Hinton in business math. Kilowatt hours become math problems w for Mrs. Hollinger's seventh graders. -n-A-....... aiting to be is solved ff? ic, me language, social studies Mr. Ballenger listens with his class to a Spanish record. Fundamentals of grammar and the literary classics comprise the syllabus in English classes. Students of Latin and Spanish not only learn these languages, but also study the cultural background of these civilizations. Speech students learn that helping each other gain poise can be a fun part of their daily work. l i ' 1 motivates students As citizens of America, where the average person plays an important part in government students at KHS want to know about their great country-its history, and its over-all position in world affairs. The social studies department is designed to meet this need by the use of up-to-date maps and books and well informed teachers. Being an election year, 1964, CI mock election gave the student body a chance to vote and showed the students firsthand how an election is run. Student teacher, Donald on the Revolutionary War. t 'E a .. 'Z sw, y , ,ff 13 Porter, lectures his U. S. history class Seniors Tom Beavers and Paul Pugh enter into a timely discussion with Mr. Hardin about the Presidential campaign. Mr. Nixon offers help to a questioning mind. The geographical location of rivers is a highlight of Mr. Hamm's classroom presentation. 19 -43311 Q NNW When the buzzer sounds, Mr. PoIk's first year typists must attempt to decode their creations. X X8b'Sc? becomes coherent as typing classes learn speed and accuracy. Many of these ten-fingered ex- perts are business maiors. Included in their studies are bookkeeping, shorthand, general business, and busi- ness English. On the domestic side, girls are offered home eco- nomics courses including home management, sewing, cooking, and baking. Younger girls learn basic prin- ciples of food preparation, while older girls work on more complex dishes. In the spring, they all participate in an annual style show modeling their garments made according to their skill and age. Home economics girls observe Miss Tipton's techniques of bread mak- ing. vocational training And you think you have problems, Mike Merchant iust can't get his bookkeeping rightl By assemblying food Scrapbooks, seventh grade home economics students better understand nutrition. VWWMN ' x- . ,:., as ':. ft: We -4 W7 h 1, - ww'-mbsf Mechanics of tomorrow practice skills in shop classes. supplies variety Mr. Chattin prepares to centrifuge Reichart and Ray Brumfiel. sample for Steve Machines, tools, and new materials combine to make something useful for boys enrolling in beginning and advanced shop classes. Younger boys work on more simple projects while the upperclassmen learn on more complex machinery. Activity tickets and pro- grams are examples of the efforts of printing classes. Future farmers' needs are also satisfied at KHS. Crop production, livestock, and soil are important courses to these boys. This study enables them to run a more efficient farm later in life. -1, ' A .V f ,A 'axffirfi-ii f Neatness and accuracy are an important part of Duane Houses drafting assig nment. And when set up properly, blank paper 'WWW' will become basketball programs, ex- plains Mr. VanArsdel to Duane Branscum and Freddie Hicks in printing class. assorted classes complete Cultural training is a very important part of Knights- town's educational progrram. A music theory class has been added to the curriculum to provide basic music fundamentals. During the tirst semester the Galaxy staff members learn how to publish the yearbook, but the second semester they publish the Panther Print, KHS's student newspaper. Art training is available, also, to students who have natural ability or a desire to draw. hhmwf Panther Print staff members Phil Nigh and Barbara Ruckel dis- cuss fundamentals ot newspaper writing. Mike Ripberger models for art student Merry Hoff while Ran Walker adds his personal comments. Newly added music theory class learns basic principles of song- writing from Mr. Peterson. gk mn . i , The sound of music arises from Mr. Peterson's eighth grade chorus classes. I khs curriculum - 4 as Mrs, Fort helps students read faster and with better compre- hension in developmental reading. 1- Release the emergency brake and away you go. Mr. Irwin again risks his life with drivers' training student Marilyn Ratlitf. 'ers -ax I M Nw- 'Sn From the left auricle to the left ventrical, explains Miss Smith to health students as they study the heart. Pushups in the correct form are practiced in physical education A developmental reading program is available for junior and senior high students, to help their reading and comprehension skills. PE and Health classes stress physical fitness through classroom study and exercises. During summer school, in drivers' training courses, satty rules and careful driving habits are stressed. sr Z -4-,,,,q-ui happiness.. . belonging . . . achieving honor society membership . . . student council-noon hour dancing . .. conformity . . . red, white iackets back team led by energetic cheerleaders . . . talented musicians perform . . .clubs . . . a busy life at khs ia S i. , it activities l'l0l10f SOClBty lTl8lTllJ8l'Sl'llp, SCl'l0l3SlZlC FRONT ROW: Joan Buehler, Kay Clevenger, Marilyn Ratliff, Becky Mohler, Riia Munden, Melanie McClarnon, Debbie Cronk. ROW 2: Everett VanLandingham, Peggy Strader, Barbara Jackson, Linda McShurley, Ron Brammer, Miss Tipton, Linda Merchant, Patty Pride, Chris Wiatt, John Shields. Character, leadership, scholarship, and service- these are the qualities pos- sessed by members of the National Honor Society. The Knightstown H ig h School chapter of this or- ganization has given dis- tinction to outstanding students, while contribut- ing its service to the school and community. Keeping the bulletin board up to date, acting as hosts at open house, and taking charge of the Award Day convocation Officers elected in September for this school year are Marilyn Ratlift, publicity, Linda McShurley, vice-president, John Shields, president, Becky Mohler, secretary, and Debbie Crank, treasurer. f ,Ss has , i' J 3 ws aww . .u V .. are all part of the 'respon- sibilities of the members. The annual Honor Society dance, held near St. Pat- rick's Day, supplies funds to take members and sponsor, Miss Tipton, to dinner in the spring. Members are inducted into this organization in the fall and spring in ceremonies before the en- tire school. Students must have and maintain a B average to -retain their membership. awards reward top students SOPHOMORES: FRONT ROW: Kathi Jolly, Joel Bush, Mike Schatzlein. ROW 2: Lynanne Cox, Mike Stearns, Mary Snider. ROW 3: Kenny Green, Marvin Hall, and John Lansinger. JUNIORS: Kathy Rodewald, Martha Mills, Marcia Ohlemiller, Tim Ray, Linda Snider, Barbara Nelson, and Sharon Abner. On a day set aside to honor those students who have demonstrated outstanding scholastic ability, the Third Annual Scholastic Awards 'Day program was held on November 17. Grades were the basis for the selection of award recipients. Those students who qualified received awards according to their grade index as follows: bronze, silver, and gold medals: crests, and the highest honor-jackets. All recipients are presented with inscribed certificates. The speaker for the occasion, Mr. Donald Odle, challenged those who received awards to prove themselves worthy of such honors and those who didn't to continue to strive for improvement. SENIORS: FRONT ROW: Kay Clevenger, Rita Munden, Linda Mcshurley, and Chris Wiatt. ROW 2: Marilyn Rat- liff, John Shields, and .loan Buehler. FRONT ROW: Ronny Garner, Steve Welsh, Clyde South, David Purtee, Kenny Ellis, David Lansinger. ROW 2: Marsha Egan, Kathy Rodewald, Mary Snider, Eva Davis, Kathy Ratliff, Marsha Harvey, Linda McCall. ROW 3: Dcn Hummel, Diana Egan, Karen Linch, Gregg Boatrightt, Patty Pride, Jim Harrell, Marsha Hopkins, Jeannine Oaldon, Lynann Cox, Mr. Robert Irwin. student government and science Serving for the 1964-65 school year were: Jeannine Oaldon, treasurer, Clyde South, president, and Patty Pride, secretary. Wanda Dishroon, vice-president, was absent. .Aff 1 Specific eligibility requirements, a C grade average, must be met for service on the Student Coun- cil. Representatives are elected in homerooms on the basis of leadership, personality, and school loyalty. Activities including an all-school mixer and a Stu- dent Council representative exchange program with other area schools highlighted the year's events. Under the supervision of Mr. Robertlrwin, guidance counselor and vice-principal, the council sent three students, Wanda Dishroon, Patty Pride, and Clyde South to the Student Council Workshop at Indiana University. There they learned the rudiments of school governmental systems. Sound waves on an occiliscope attract the attention of science club members and sponsor, Mr. Wright. vc ,W e.. .11 ff' I . Y X lie if BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Kathi Jolly, Joel Bush, Joan Buehler Chairman, Clyde South, Jan Buehler, and Martha Mills. club involves many khs students In its second year of existence, the Knightstown High School Science Club has become one of the most active groups at KHS. Through projects and discussions this club promotes interest in physical sciences. Mem- bers ot the science club set up many exhibits and demonstrations during open house including a ham radio station which was in operation. The club sponsor- ed a successful car wash in the fall and plans to send the advanced science class to Chicago to tour several museums. The Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Wright, is a chapter of the National Science Club of America. The club is governed by officers and a board of directors, who are elected every spring. To be eligible for mem- bership, a student must be enrolled in a physical sci- ence class or have successfully completed two years ot science. OFFICERS: Ron Brammer, presidentg Marilyn Ratliff, secretary Mike Couch, vice-president, Mike Schatzlein, treasurer. As they help busy teachers and administrators, student assistants perform a service while learning. Answering telephones, de- livering messages, typing daily absence lists, and oth- er miscellaneous duties help Mr. Myers' office assistants practice their business train- ing. Student librarians not only keep the library an orderly educational room, but also learn many practical skills in t 1 the use of library facilities. Last summer Marilyn Ratliff and Patti Wilson attended a -I workshop for student librarian assistants at I.U., having been sent by the local sorori- ty, Tri Kappa. The physical education as- sistants help to organize gym classes by taking roll and generally assisting the instruc- tors. Shop and lab assistants help prepare equipment for shop and science classes. students gain experience through STUDENT LIBRARIANS: Marilyn Rat- liff, Susan Carter, Patti Wilson, Peggy Strader, Merry Hoff, Step- hanie Post, Peggy Pidgeon, Karen linch, Linda Harvey, Barbara .lack- son. -I hun... KA 9, .f..frf' .- . if la. 7, .r 1 5 I ,, av- we K p A I .N Q I Q31 u-as... -A-.-..... 'A service in various departments PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS: FRONT: Barbara Brown, ROW 2: Marsha Egan, Debbie Crank, Sharon Stools. ROW 3: Sherida Kaufman, Becky Helms, and Vickie Keesling. - L ip ? in fig? :TW dl' OFFICE ASSISTANTS: Linda Snider, Wanda Goff, Janice Jordan, Sharon Lindsay, Barbara Nelson, Becky Mohler, Ruth Cassidy, and Mr. Myers. 15. ax v- PHYSICAL EDUCATION ASSISTANTS: FRONT ROW: Ronnie Williams, Bob Garner, Duane Branscum. ROW 2: Marvin Adkins, Clyde South, Ronnie Brammer. ROW 3: Reggie Leisure, Mike Thompson, Neil Hinion. ROW 4: Mike Sloan, Jerry Kaufman. 31 '- ef STUMP AND BUSKIN OFFICERS: Ron Brammer, vice-president, Ron Williams, president, Mr. Orr, sponsor, Jerry Hager, treasurer, Rheta Cooney, secrets ry. something for Toreadors and togas are familiar words to mem- bers of the language clubs at KHS. Latin and Spanish clubs meet several times during the year to create interest among their members in foreign Ian- guages. A spring costume banquet is a combined project of both clubs. Stump and Buskin, a new club, was organized for speech students this year. Helping with the speech class play and providing speakers for local organizations will be the main activities of the club. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS: Eddie Goff, vice-president, Barbara Brown, secretary, Mrs. Nordman, sponsor, Jerry Hager, presi- dent, Nancy Ruckel, treasurer. is , tl 1' SPANISH CLUB OFFICERS: .Ioan Buehler, president, Patty Pride, secretory, Mr. Ballenger, sponsor Sylvia Ingram, vice-president Rose Ann Carter, treasurer 26-'41 'N e wid ,- is , Vg, everyone - a goal at khs FFA MEMBERS FRONT ROW: Jerry Jordan, Marion Adkins, Jack Stephens, Max Maloyed, Debbie Cronk, FFA Sweetheart, Keith Ferrell, Bill Erwin, Clyde South, Joe Stephens, Tom Leisure. ROW 2: Jim Simmons, Matt Rodewald, Tom Browning, Larry Lucus, Gerald Leonard, Jamie Maxwell, Gerald Darling, David Knepley, Jim Rodewald. ROW 3: Mr. William Chattin, Charles Sullivan, John Trieschman, John Swindell, Jerry Reed, Mike Sparks, Bruce Trieschman, Bill Erwin, Dwight Reece, Curtis Campbell, Bob Howe. 4-l l OFFICERS FRONT ROW: Mike Sparks, Keith Ferrell, John Trieschman, Everett Vanlandingham, Mark Cronk. ROW 2: Nancy Kissick, Marsha Kissick, Becky Mohler, Patti Wilson, Jeannine Ellsworth, Dana Barton, Beverly White. ROW 3: Linda Mohler, Madonna Mills, Peggy Kissick, Linda Sparks, Judy Buehler, Saundra Smith, Mary Rihm, Jennie Smith. ROW 4: Barbara Jackson, Marilyn Ratliff, Jan Lockeridge, Margene Hopkins, Darlene White, Gwen Sorrell, Janice Mayhill, Melanie Irwin, Linda McShurley. QQ 4 l sm if Assistant Editor Bob Garner checks some final details with Editor Linda McShurley. 5 A , .,,, .zt-,fs.,y'Ql1ii. .. Business Manager Susan Carter and Adviser Barbara Ward count money from the annual sales campaign. staff captures Layout Editor Patty Pride and Copy Editor Marilyn Ratliff collaborate thier ideas for completing these pages. As the deadline approaches, tension mounts and out of this mass of confusion, the 1965 Galaxy emerges. Putting out yearbooks is a continuous cycle. Long be- fore the 1964 books were delivered, work on the Galaxy had begun. During the summer, Linda McShur- ley and Marilyn Ratliff were sent to Highi School Jour- nalism Institute at Indiana University to learn more about the fundamentals of Yearbooking. When school began, selling advertising to finance the book was first on the schedule. Planning and taking pictures, writing copy, captions, and headlines all make a finish- ed yearbook from a lot of iumbled ideas. Hoping to create a much better book than last year, the whole staff works together to present to you, the students, the 1965 Galaxy. year's highlights in '65 galaxy W? Razr? After u semester of industrious work and various problems, the Galaxy staff happily presents the com- pleted book. Writing copy, typing triplicafes, and making the index are a few of the tasks of Linda Fox, Barbara Ruckel, and Marcia Ohlemiller. Carolyn Dunbar begins indexing the book, as Phil Nigh looks over a picture idea for the sports section. -4- 'Q ve,p-svn, N ,-. psi nu... Senior-High officers assist Mr. Meurer with the numerous func- tions of the band. Knightstown's Senior High Symphonic Band wins honors r temporary music at annual functions. n contests specialized bands Captained by Chris Wiatt, the Symphonic Band is composed of 71 players. This group plays an- nually at the Band Boosters Blowout, a winter and a spring concert, and the ISMA Playing Contest, in which they have continually won first division rat- ings. In addition to their work with the rest of the band, many band members competed in the ISMA Solo and Ensemble Contest, and several students were selected for the ISMA All Star Band at Muncie, and for the Indiana All-State Band held at Indiana- polis. At the end of the year, I7 seniors were award- ed band sweaters, the outstanding senior band student was presented the John Phillip Sousa Award at the Spring Concert. Band Director Robert Meurer was elected to the executive board of the Indiana State Music Associa- tion, as class B representative. and provides classical and con perform at contests, area functions l l Shown in their new vests and ties, the Swing Band's 20 select players meet once a week fo prepare music and shows for basketball games. Wigs la. lusfly proud of their successful accomplishments, the marching band exhibit their awards. MAJORETTES FRONT ROW: Debbie Cronk, Janice Jessop. ROW 2: Jeannine Ellsworth, Linda Sites, Linda Brooks, Diana Cox, Linda House, Glenna Sfarbuclr. w W., vm, ,Q-v-Q, tix- ww 5 ' 'i l X6 if Ak AL : iv ' ff' X mi X' '., M 2-f 'ff X HW W ' ' ff! Vu f . A Kg , H ? ,I Q 4 , g . - ,gm 1 is Qi 3 3553 U , A ,N M- 4. ' 555 - A ' - if ' Qf A ' Q 4 top-rate choir entertains community HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR: FRONT ROW: Susan Goudy, Terry Hoff, Nancy Roll, Doris South, Catha Wat- son, Freda Murray, Dorris Garrett, Marcia Morgan, Sue Ann Langley, Ruth Cassisay. ROW 2: Patti Drake, Nancy Pflaumer, Jennie Smith, Rheta Cooney, Sandy Gorman, Ann Wood, Stephanie Post, Mack Darling, Richard Chadwick, Mike Williams, Gary Schaeffer. ROW 3: Rita Munden, Paula Myers, Peggie Pidgeon, Carolyn Bolin, Earla Leonard, Mary Martin, Sharon Jones, Debbie King, Gerald Darling, Jock Leisure, John Hill. ROW 4: Duane Gorman, Ronnie Burton, Chris Nicholson, Jeff Drysdale, Steve Reichart, Jim Durham, Larry Meece, Herschal, Roll, Charlie Brown, John Trieschmon, Charles Sullivan, Mr. Peterson. Sopranos, altos, tenors and basses all join together in the KHS concert choir. Performing for many school and community functions is the end result of their many hours of rehearsal. The High School Choir entertained audiences at the Scholastic Award Program, Kiwanis Club, the Christmas convocation, cr winter and a spring concert as well as contests and other performances throughout the year. The Madrigal Singers, a selected group of choir members and other interested students, also perform for club meetings and organizations in the surround- ing area. All the choirs and the Madrigal Singers perform un- der the very capable direction of Mr. Charles Peterson. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR OFFICERS: Terry Hoff, secretary: Stephanie Post, Librarian, Rheta Cooney, vice president: Earla Leonard, Librarian, Ruth Cassiday, president. Madrigal Singers adeptly perform their musical talents at school programs and various occasions. Because Mr. Peterson has been teaching music fundamentals to the Eighth Grade Caboveb and Seventh Grade Qbelowj Chorus, they now not only sing well but also understand music theory. organized panther enthusiasts Although the cheerblock yell Teamwork, team- work applies to the Pan- thers, it also describes the cheerblock itself. With the cheerleaders, the KHS cheerblock works hard to keep school spirit thriv- ing and enthusiasm run- ning high. Whether the game is a victory or a loss, by a large or small margin, one is sure to hear this peppy organiza- tion backing the Panthers from start to finish. The red and white cheerblock jackets are a colorful sight, and the energetic cheer- leaders, an inspiration to the team. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Janice Jessop, Glenna Starbuck, Linda Merchant, Debbie Cronk, Wanda Dishroon. RESERVE CHEERLEADERS: Jeannine Ellsworth, Marsha Harvey, Dana Barton. CHEERBLOCK OFFICERS AND ADVISOR: FRONT ROW: Miss Smith, advisor, and Jeanine Porter, president. ROW 2: Karen Linch, vice-president, Linda Edwards, treasurer, Bar- bara Ruckel, secretary. Q. X ss- gf, u 'X .., y -,, 1 L. X s 1 provide spirited atmosphere at games Freshmen Cheerleaders Marsha Egan and Jeannie Mer chant. Junior High Cheerleaders Debbie Penticuff, Denise Oaldcn, Peggy Kissick and Brenda Black. One hundred ten screaming fans enthusiastically support the Panther squad. -Q 53 f . .....hoppiness. . . . . hoosier hysteria pigskin preview . . excising overtimes ...... outdoor sports . . . . . enthusiastic parents ..... pre-game . . wormups .... victories cmd o . . . few losses, too. fw X athl6tiGS walker dominates statistics -- kilemen ale: Q .Q A i.. FRONT ROW: John Mayhill, Steve Ramsey, Mark Cronk, Greg Boatright, Mike Thompson, ROW 2: John Shiulda, Mike Merchant, Neil Hinton, Leroy Walker, Jerry Kaufman, Jeff Linch, Jeff Haase was absent. Student Managers-Doug Jones, iunior, and Ron Williams, senior, were kept busy this year run- ning errands and keeping statistics. Varsity coach Dan C. Kile completed his sixth successful year as Panther mentor. The well liked coach has led his Kilemen to five out of six winning seasons. show spirit i . Aduh crowd wmches furious anion. Senior boys lead way for anofher Panther vicfory. At halftime Coach Kile explains play that will lead Ihe Panthers to a win. Haase warms up for anoiher game 1- w 1 r g A Nl , , J! ff' ! What do you mean, ref? exclaims John Muyhill inno- cently. I cun't help it if he fell down. Don't worry, Jeff. I always bite my nails in tight situations. panthers come alive to finish l Coach Kile reminds Gregg Boatright and the others that one secret to success is hustle. 'J ui 5 ' i im, A Centerville player gets down on his knees as .letf Linch applies the press. season with 3 straight SEASON'S SCORES WE 52 Morristown 64 Morton 43 New Castle 74 Mt. Vernon 56 Greenfield Covertimel 74 Middletown 70 Pendleton 83 Liberty idouble overtimel 65 Monroe Central 56 Rushville GREENFIELD TOURNEY 66 Eastern Hancock 71 Greenfield 58 Cambridge City 55 Triton 56 Brookville 70 Spiceland 60 Centerville 74 Batesville 67 Union City 77 Hagerstown SECTIONAL TOURNEY 76 Spiceland 64 Mt. Vernon THEY 73 48 71 61 54 64 71 87 63 83 80 78 62 8 1 70 67 74 65 63 73 59 77 s' f - .ilzi in ill After a season of wear the warm-ups hang waiting for next year. I NG- A 1 Coach Kile presents an award jacket to Knightstown's answer to Jerry Lucas, Leroy Walker, FRONT ROW: Mike Stearns, Mgr., Gene Bundy, Jack Ottinger, John Lansinger, John Masters, Jack Kopp, Mgr., ROW 2: Phil Harrold, Jack Lindsay, Jim Harrell, Coach Nixon, Ken Schweitzer, Craig Johnson, Tom Mills. WE 42 39 43 47 30 34 43 47 44 43 51 63 59 47 36 56 59 54 51 54 cubs, a spark for the future B-TEAM SCORES Morristown Morton New Castle Mt. Vernon Greenfield Middletown Pendleton Liberty Monroe Central Rushville BROOKVILLE TOURNEY Morristown Waldron Cambridge City Triton Brookville Spicelcncl Centerville Batesville Union City Hagerstown THEY 52 33 58 42 47 27 44 29 46 48 65 44 29 53 38 39 52 52 44 32 Kenny Schweitzer gives his defensive man a fake as he goes for the basket. FRESHMAN SQUAD FRONT ROW: Tom Browning, Joe Tompkins, David Purtee, Wayne Allen, Bruce McDonald, Charles Ertel, Rusty McDonald, Mike Williams, ROW 2: Steve Nigh, Mark McFarland, Jim Estel, John White, Coach Larry Parks, David Hamm, Jim McCall, Mike Wyatt. freshmen and junior high teams have strong determination to win JUNIOR HIGH TEAM FRONT ROW: Ron Dick, Don Dick, Larry Adkins, Mike Jarrett, Alan Van Duyn, Barney Brumfiel, ROW 2: Tom Schaeffer, David Lansinger, Bob Ottinger, Joe Patton, Joe Hamm, Joe Allen, Larry White, Gary Snider, Steve Welsch, David Ludolph. sz fi 2 K F r- .K 'f 'el :sf . 1 7. ,f 53' 1: ir: 552122 VU 1' V 9 1 -- W-wfi 42246393 111 1 ' Jeff Haase was No. 1 runner for the second consecutive year, Ng, 2 runner, Bob Garner, won many races when Haase climaxing the season by finishing sixth in the conference. was iniured, Bgb wgn q medal in the conference by finishing Third. injuries hurt cross country team - LETTER WINNERS: FRONT ROW: Jim McCall, Gene Bundy, Steve Ramsey, Bob Garner, John Mayhill, ROW 2: Phil Nigh, Jeff Haase, Mark Crank, Frank McCall, Jerry Hager, Manager Ron Williams, John Shields. 3 J-at H I' - r M . ' .s Mig. awe F' , get T Y ,, ,T fs .Q Q- ns 1 X L, Phil Nigh senior earned his third letter this year. Phil was the Jim McCall shows signs for future events as he was No, No. 3 runner 2 runner, and only u Freshman. finish third in conference CROSS COUNTRY RECORD WE 61 Middletown Spiceland Markleville 26 Rushville 15 Centerville 33 Morton Straughn 13 Waldron 24 Morristown 63 Spkebnd Eastern Hancock Carthage 28 Liberty 53 Cambridge City Union City TRI-EASTERN CONFERENCE Union City Cambddge Chy 60 Knightstown Ubedy Centerville THEY 19 70 72 29 50 23 85 45 35 43 55 57 29 33 37 42 49 67 1 25 Frank McCall, No. 5 man, won many meets by beat- ing his opponent. EVENT 100 yard dash 220 yard dash 440 yard dash 880 yard run Mile run 180 yard low hurdles 120 yard' high hurdles broad iump high iump pole vault shot put mile relay 880 yard relay RECORD HOLDER Keith Stewart Keith Stewart Dave McCorkle Bill Watts Walter Stoots Norman Carroll Don Sylvester Mike McDonald Pat Chase Dave McCorkle Dan Jessop Keesling, Jessop, Haase, Ballenger Stewart, Williams, Cassidy, Adkins Tracksters line up in anicipation of victories in spring competition. 1 young team faces 65 season RECORD 10.5 23.7 54-.3 2:12 4:52 21.5 16.0 20'33l1 5'1O3A 101911 45'5 3:55.0 1 :4-0.1 TRACK 64' Morristown Mays Liberty Mt. Vernon Union City Cambridge City Wilkinson Centerville TRI. EASTERN CONFERENCE Union City Centerville Knightstown Liberty Cambridge City Morton Liberty Greenfield Charlottesville WE TH EY 55 69 28 63 46 43 66 44 65 57 51 55 54 55 54 68 49 38 34 33 54 37 46 28 81 72 37 FRONT ROW: Marvin Adkins, Bob Garner, Ridhcrd Cassidy, Mark Cronk, BACK ROW Phil Nlgh John Shields, Jeff House, Frank McCall, Ron Williams, Farrell Ballenger. with hopes of setting new record it ff, e , , -1 e We ' ee V, if- 1 V .,,,,,, qmmiwmmwlvv v Wi Larry Meece puts the tag on a Centerville runner as he attempts to steal third base. BASEBALL SCORES Eastern Hancock Liberty Union City Carthage Qambridge City Centerville Middletown Carthage Liberty Union City Cambridge City Centerville Eastern Hancock Morristown building year for baseball team THEY 6 3 2 6 7 2 3 11 5 1 10 8 6 6 Freshman, Kenny Schweizer, displays the form he used to win the bat- ting title. r 5 3 w S tennis-a tough racket FRONT ROW: Jerry Swarfz, Martin Klipsch, Sieve Ingram, Jim Rodewold, Joel Bush. ROW 2: Mike Hasse, John Lansinger, Mike Thompson, Jerald Kaufman, Eddie G-off, Greg Boafrighf, Craig Johnson, Coach Parks. SINGLE PLAYERS: Jerald Kaufman and Jim Rodewald. , ' L Ya 9 f 1- ia 1- l f E K 2 ' w 'S 55. I ,f , 'V M, wr, M ,,,, h DOUBLE PLAYERS: Greg Boatright and Eddie Goff. M, : W 3 le 1 'Sul :WSE Wu 'NX ig , ,,, V.. f-'Dvd FRONT ROW: Pete Chew, Mike Ripberger Duane House Mike Schatzleln John Mayhill ROW 2 Ron Brammer, Steve Lowe, John Dickerson, Leroy Walker Larry Ertel Joe Flack golf a swinging affair One of Knightstown High's newer minor sports is golf. An enthusiastic team was led by Dave Brooks No. i man, and Leroy Walker No. 2 man. Steve Lowe, No. 5 man, was the leading scorer for the Panther squad that placed third in the conference. With the loss of only the No. l and 5 men, the panthers should rank high in this conference race. Forel yells Ron Brammer as he drives the ball over the green into the gallery. W 5 ,. VV L. 11? x Coach Dick VanArsdale explains fundamentals to members of the backfield. new sport expands athletic program Initiating its newest sport, foot- ball, Knightstown defeated two Tri- Eastern Conference foes in reserve competition, after falling to a rug- ged eleven at Rushville. Eddie Goff led the team in yards gained as Knightstown had 481 net yards gained. In the first game at the Athletic Field, Larry Meece, Steve Egan, and Eddie Goff helped dominate the game and keep Centerville score- less. Spirit shown this year by the new football team may make a full var- sity schedule an interesting adven- ture next year. Good attendance at both home and away games showed a marked interest by the community. as is f .se rslagggt , gr :ww Charles Brown demonstrates proper blocking technique , V ,rcc ,t, Q 9 ' ' K 5 fx, .fi.Q5F- Ifilffi ,C Vg, gs r 5' . , . Z fi ' - 1' ' , 'lr happiness . . . morning greetings in crowded halls . . . the office, absence slips, passes . . . walking with that certain someone . . . noon, social hour at khs . . . the cafeteria line . . . teachers relaxing in the furnace room . . . day's end . . . friends part until tomorrow. 4 X -Cffwg personalities jf the class of '65 Class president Jeff Linch and Mr. Hardin class sponsor discuss plans for graduation. Barbara Janet Farrell Kaye Thomas E. Adkins Ballenger Beavers Joan Elizabeth Judy Dell Roger Lee Buehler Burkman Burton Ruth Anne Elizabeth Kay Rheta Rebecca Cassiday Clevenger 'Cooney l n ninety-six in number Gregory Bruce David E. Ronald A. James D. Ronald Lee Boatrrght Brammer Brammer Branscum Bright Ronnie E Susan Elizabeth Burton Carter Seniors at last! Having survived 1980 days of school, 96 students entered their senior at KHS as the largest graduating class in history. Sweating through required courses and those last final exams received increased attention as June 2 approached. With so much emphasis on the average everything in people's lives today, a survey was taken to determine what the average senior of KHS was really like. Adding machines and slide rules transformed numerical data into a tangible picture of the composite sen- ior. On the following pages, John and Mary Doe of the class of '65 reveal their identities. me I Vice-president Jerry Swartz, treasurer Glenna Starbuck, and secretary Rheta Cooney start planning in the fall for a suc- cessful year of activities. E Diane Sue Cox 64 becoming seniors gave new Nancy Debra Jayne Teresa Renee Evelyn Sue Crandall Cronk Cupp Davis Wanda Carol Carolyn J. Dave Larry Dishiroon Dunbar Elliorr Erfel l Bill J. Joe Billy Jeffrey Erwin Flack Goode HOUSE feeling of superiority .ee X zzie. ,Me ' Qiiifiigh-iaig:fix:eif-3:54-XQHKGYW-?fra:ffflifP'iii'f11'4i- 6 ,fezgmsr -1 A A m.f,eQ...1. 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Evra ,,.-Iggiw e, ,i4irw,,,f, if - ,gsev ,r ,- .:... , A-., -,,' M, b f5fffw'rs2fyr1'fs7?f if 'rfifweififefi , r 'Q - ' :5,gst5wge igss, ' . f ,f,gsfg,g-42,,5,, 3 A, '-'ewegii K , K : r - M -11 eeqmgw Q , , We :mike -x 2 33 ewffxifrsaifwfffkfef Thomas Dill ww ... ea-6 -anlrhv GIRLS' 8: BOYS' STATERS: Farrell Bul- lenger, alternate, John Shields, Ronnie Brummerp Clyde Souih, alternate, Rita Munclen, Party Pride, alternate, Susan Carter, Diana Cox, alternate, Linda McShurley, and Patti Wilson, alternate. hkyy W V V - .,, ' - L ,I 'Aviv I. , f ' - -fs fm' . km, . ,r 3' 2 Lf-qi . , ef X 2 yy ewgg, We Y ? nr wr S4 'P 'ieiiw , e K-K ve ..,,, r, fr, rim if- 5, 3 , W ,- 4 ' , me ' ' ' . it 11' ai ufifiifim-4272 be ,,.,,:f:ziff,, W,-ui -.f: e rr i'Qffs5iEr5i'Kulii 'IT' -iii f' ri'ew1sa4n1'fH .- ',,:.21?ir2':.:'a-: 'f kf1w,ir,-we: wr 'X M me fi 1 K X525 ie if l , L ge , , X f r 5 I f VN r ha 9 3 4 X is 552 ' 3 WA Xi X 'C lr 9 K L E if iight , ,gi ff N, 'QQ ,HES ,ss if rwwggesir we T K 1 il , me , K Q fr K SSX 4 5 few 122-ff Z1 ' 'fx .,,r fsifrff ' :fi f- ' aw ,wif Aire! f.. e .::-: -ew K 1Qs'ffi2'w Nfriweiiwfif ,, X 5:25-i :. ,- f e . ' .ra iii - Steve Jerry Lee Hager Harvey ,. ex oe 4--we Q S ,, 2, 2--. it-2-6 5195545 , Y fl- f! 2 J . ...J A 5 ' , 'Q 4 - - f ' ve- w fi N , , N W, r 5 T? 5l'lC1I'0f1 Shelia Neil Hecrthcock Hibborcl Hinton 65 largest graduating class set Attention boys! Are you a 5'9 , 150.9 pound senior? lf not, then you, my friend, are not average. This brown- eyed brown-haired specimen of 17.8 years has, in his brief time at KHS, acquired a strange dislike for Eng- lish and teachers, while shop classes and girls seem to hold his interest. John Doe of the class of '65 earns 519.24 a week and spends 34.98 of his earnings keeping his '57 Chevy running at a top speed of 106.7 mph. In spite of their appearing preoccupation with the fair sex, 11.6fX: of the male population seem to be strangly anti-female in their social habits. his is - SSH AHPA' 4 Gerald W. Jeffery W. Linda Litten Leonard Linch Senior girls Ruth Cassiday, Rheta Cooney, Stephanie Post, and Mel- anie McClarnon congregate in the window to discuss senior activities. 2 wwwe -Wea-... . ...... ,,. NJ' Merry Karlene Darrell Duane Hoff House Jim Jeffery Alice Rebecca Max Maloyed Magee J a school record in magazine sales xx grim Don L. Hummel Jeannie W. Barbara Sue John Jarrett Hurd Jackson wg, 'N r :V 1 i 'Hz , ,r,. L to h g V i Q , ..:,, P K Ti Q 4 1' K i 1,Vg,,r, 53,51 I K A J 'V rg . 1 J rl Q s . 32155312 'Aki X' 5 i :J J g iliyiirg. i,Qx fI-QIKX Z-f-5521. gg-,Q ggi, Janice Jordan Jerald Lynn Marsha Lynette David Earl Mary Martin Kaufman Kissick Knepley Signing and trading senior pictures is a fall custom enioyed by senior girls. Reginald Leisure 67 red and white Let's do the jerk . . . seniors Gregg Boatright, Steve Harvey, Jerry Hager, Mike Merchant, Mylc Vest, Debbie Cronk, and Sharon Heathcock let off steam at a school dance. Frank McCall P 1 Rebecca Jane Rita Kay Philip E. Pam Jeanine Mghler Munden Nigh Oaldon Porter Patricia Lee Paul Marilyn S. Leslie Anne Pride Pugh Ratliff ROY 68 l highlighted an evening in paris 4 Melanie Judy Linda Jane McClarnon McFerrin McShurley iw -5...-iwf. Aw ae 5 ree,-we if -f 1: -fm .,.,,!--he-1. Q My , .. . e e be R5 ,K mr . .jx ,V if ivy? Q fs in sic Viking 1? yi ' I - -fp --h' gf ir sf' , gs vm, K L Aw eiii l - fgiifbii . , fi s,:::'z 'fi i . yes, , --if . u ' 4535? ' ' ,' -, 15 7951. Hr., 2' . gf -A-qgflcxii f - .e,, 1 ,1 - ,::. Q . ,:.. :L :,,, l Larry Michael Linda Sue Merchant Merchant Senior Larry Eriel commands his freshman brother, Charles, fo ' bow af his feel. 1 Y, - A .Jw W ii' 55 ii I ii -729 7 K : Stephanie Ann Post K Pamela Kaye Michael Reynolds Rhodes 69 civics, econ, and tax returns Marjorie Ann Roberts James M. Rodewald Gary E. Roland Dennis Lee Seats Jim Sherry Linda Sue Sites PSSSsss . . . A can of hair spray fallen into the clutches of a senior girl has breathed its last and, after 21.4 days of life, has ceased to exist. A week in the life of this 5'7 , 129.5 pound girl consists of 14.8 hours of TV, practicing the great American sport of drive-in circling at least 18.9 times and a few spare moments in thoughts of that gorgeous Paul McCartney. Tues- day and Thursday nights have a special meaning for 62.996 of these teenagers, for then, Allison and the Peyton Placers unveil their problems to the world. The teenage girl's past experience with the opposite sex has left her with a strong preference for long-haired boys from neighboring villages. George Michael Jennie Mae Smith Sloan Glenna Kaye Joe Stephens Starbuck prepare seniors for future Irfe John Shields Rick A. Sipes D. A. R. Good Citizen and Beffy Crocker Homemaker of Tommorrow Linda McShurley demonsfrates her homemuking abilities. Peggy Ann Strcrder Charles C. Sullivan Jerry W Swartz Danny T0mPkII1S Evereff Edward TZ W2 Myla R. Vest many varied Leroy Allen Walker Mr. Hardin and Leroy Walker illusfrafe a fypical senior tradition of measuring for caps and gowns. Ronald James Walker Qi? Efizir i'?iTif?i' 21737 5li5i?'vYFiQT?w 'L 1? fiiffsgii' W L J if ' ' :L f , .15 i if.5+f,l K K 554' E , ' if , ,ln 1 L , ' f n -fifiiii 51 ,- Q ' 'V i ' iT . .iflli- if iiiaiiw - ' L . ns jg' ifg A . ' -4 - V Zsewra' Christine Anne Ronald Lee Path Lynn -lUdIfl1 A- Wiait Williams Wilson WYCITT 72 La rry White IIIIIBFBSIIS OCCLIDY S8I'Il0I'S 12111183 ADKINS, BARBARA: Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. BALLENGER, FARRELL: Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 P.E. Assistant 35 Spanish Club 1, fPresident 215 Class President 35 Student Council 15 Panther Print 35 Galaxy Staff 45 Speech Club 45 Latin Club 4. BEAVERS, TOM: Boys' Cheerblock 1, 2, 3,45 Golf 4. BOATRIGHT, GREGG: Band 1,2,3, iSer- geant 415 Class Vice-President 15 Spanish Club 2, fPresident 115 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 15 Volleyball 15 Student Coun- cil 3,45 Track 2,35 Tennis 3,45 Galaxy Stott 45 Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 P. E. Assistant 2. BRAMMER, DAVID: Boys' Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country 1. BRAMMER, RONALD: Band 15 Science Club Treasurer 3, President 45 Golf 3,45 P. E. Assistant 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 Latin Club 1,2,35 Speech Class Play 35 Speech Contest 3, 12nd in State15 Nat- ional Honor Society 3,45 Latin Contest 15 Geometry Contest 25 Chemistry Con- test 3. BRIGHT, RONALD: Library Assistant 35 Boys' Cheerblock 1,2. BUEHLER, JOAN: Band 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Spanish Club 3, iPresident 415 Science Club Chairman of Board of Directors 3, 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2, fAccompanyist 2,3,415 Honor Society 3,45 Scholastic Award 2,3,4. BURKMAN, JUDY: Home Ec. Style Show 3,4. BURTON, ROGER: Boys' Cheerblock 1,2, 3,4. BURTON, RONNIE: Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,4. CARTER, SUSAN: Student Librarian 45 Student Council 25 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Latin Club 45 Panther Print 3,45 Girls' State Delegate 35 Class Treasurer 35 Speech Play 2,35 National Honor Society 45 Speech Contest 2,35 Galaxy Staff 35 iBusiness Manager 415 Science Club Secretary 3. CASSIDAY, RUTH: Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3, fPresident 415 Latin Club 2,35 Madrigals 3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,25 Cheerblock 2,3,45 Of- fice Assistant 2,3,45 Scholastic Award 2,3. CLEVENGER, KAY: Latin Club 1,25 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Scholastic Award 2,3,45 Business Club 4. COONEY, RHETA: Chorus 2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,45 Home Ec. Style Show 15 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 1,25 Latin Club 45 Class Secretary 45 Speech Class Play 3,4. COX, DIANA: Band 1,2,3, CSecretary 415 Maiorette 2,3,45 Girls' State Alternate 3. CRANDALL, NANCY: Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Cheerblock 1,25 Latin Club 1. CRONK, DEBRA: Band 1,2, CSergeant 3, 4,15 Maiorette 1,2,3,45 Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,45 Galaxy Staff 35 Cheerblock 15 Home Ec. Style Show 2,35 Science Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 Corn Club Queen 35 FFA Sweetheart 4. CUPP, TERESA: Home Ec. Style Show 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. DAVIS, EVELYN SUE: Cheerblock 1,2, 3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 45 Galaxy Staff 35 Panther Print 35 Scholastic Award 2,3. DILL, THOMAS: Chorus 2. DISHROON, WANDA: Student Council 15 iVice President 41 Style Show 15 Freshman -Cheerleader 15 B-team Cheerleader 25 Varsity Cheerleader 3,45 Office Assistant 3,45 Student Council Workshop 45 Spanish Contest Alternate 2,35 Cheerleading Con- ference 3,45 Spanish Club 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 3. DUNBAR, CAROLYN: P.E. Assistant 35 Student Council 35 Galaxy Staff 45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3, 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Panther Print 4. ELLIOTT, DAVID: Band 1,2,3, CCorporal 415 Spanish Club 1,25 Shop Assistant 45 Boys' Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Pep Band, 1,2. ERTEL, LARRY: Basketball 1,2,35 Golf 2,35 Speech Class Play 35 Class President 25 Cross-country 1,2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Business Club Vice-President 4. ERWIN, BILL: F.F,A. 1,2, fPresident 3, 415 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Cross-country 1. FLACK, JOE: Student Council 15 Spanish Club 15 Golf 3,4. GOODE, BILLY: Monroe High School, West Manchester, Ohio 1,2. HAASE, JEFF: Basketball 3,45 Cross-Coun- try 1,25 Track 1,2,3,45 Class Officer 1,2. HAGER, JERRY: Basketball 1,25 Cross- country 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,45 Baseball 35 Latin Club 3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Orator- ical Contest 3,45 P.E. Assistant 35 Speech Club 45 Boys' Cheerblock 2,4. HARVEY, STEVE: Golf 2,35 Cross-Country 1,25 Track 1,25 Latin Club 1,25 P.E. Ass- istant 3. HEATHCOCK, SHARON: Cheerblock 1,2, 35 Latin Club 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Library Assistant 15 Home Ec. Style Show 15 Speech Club 4. HIBBARD, SHEILA K.: Cheerblock 2,3, 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1, HINTON, NEIL: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Base- ball 15 Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 1,2,3, 45 P.E. Assistant 3,4. HOFF, MARY: Band fLibrarian 11 2,3,45 Swing Band 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 45 Latin Club 2,35 Latin Club 2,35 Science Club 35 Library Assistant 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 15 Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3, if A-WC., ,sf .1535 National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation winners Marilyn Ratlift and Farrell Bollenger discuss plans for college. HOUSE, DUANE: Latin Club 1,25 Track 25 Golf 3,45 Boys' Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. HUMMEL, DON: Band 1, lCorporal 2,3, 415 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Student Council 45 Boys' Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. HURD, JEANNIE: Student Council 35 Home Ec. Style Show 3,45 P.E. Assistant 35 Latin Club 15 Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. JACKSON, BARBARA SUE: Library Ass- istant 45 Home Ec. Style Show 35 Cheer- block 1,2,35 Spanish Club 1,25 Spanish Reg- ional Contest 1,25 Honor Society 3,4. JARRETT, JOHN: Band 1,2, lSargeant 31 lLieutenant 415 Swing Band 3,45 Spanish Club 15 Speech Contest 3. JEFFERY, JAMES: Latin Club 2,35 Sci- ence Club 3,45 Band 1. JORDAN, JANICE: Band 1,2,3,CSargeant 3,415 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Cheer- block 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 1,2,3,4. KAUFMAN, JERALD: Band 1,2,fSarg- eant 3,415 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,3, 45 Tennis 3,45 Student Council 1,25 Cross- Country 2,3,45 Latin Club 25 P.E. Assistant 45 Pep Band 1. KISSICK, MARSHA: Band 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3. KNEPLEY, DAVID: Latin Club 2,35 F.F. A. 3,45 Boy's Cheerblock 1,2,3,4. LEISURE, REGINALD: F.F.A. 3, lOfticer 415 Boys' Cheerblock 3,4. LEONARD, GERALD W.: Boys' Cheer- block 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 F.F.A. 45 Library Assistant 3. LINCH, JEFF: sand 1,2, lCorporal 3,415 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class President 1,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 15 Boys' Cheerblock 15 P.E. Assistant 3,45 Shop Assistant 4. LITTEN, LINDA: Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3. MAGEE, BECKY: Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Business Club 4. MALOYED, MAX: Baseball 2,35 Golf 35 Chorus 15 P.E. Assistant 35 Library As- sistant 1,2,35 Boys' Cheerblock 2,3. MARTIN, MARY: Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,35 Cheerblock 1. McCALL, FRANK: Cross-Country 1,2,3, 45 Baseball 1,3,45 Basketball 2,35 Track 2,3, 45 Spanish Club 1,25 Speech Club 4. McCLARNON, MELANIE: Spanish Club 3CtlVltlBS 1,25 Cheerblock 1,2,35 Speech Club 45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 25 Honor Soc- iety 3,45 Speech Class Play 2. McFERRlN, JUDY: Chorus 1,2,35 Cheer- block 25 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. McSHURLEY, LINDA: Cheerblock 1,2, 3,45 Spanish Club 2, fReporter 115 Sci- ence Club 35 Student Council 25 Home Ec. Style Show 3, 45 Kiwanis Award 2,35 Psi lotcl Xi Award 2,35 Chorus 25 Honor Jacket 35 Scholastic Award 2,45 Panther Print 3,45 Galaxy Staff lAssistcint Editor 31 fEditor 415 Honor Society 3, Nice-Pres. 415 Girls' State 35 D.A.R. Good Citizen 45 Corn Club Queen 35 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 45 l. U. Journal- ism lnstitute 3. MERCHANT, LINDA: Latin Club 2, CSec- retary 115 Cheerblock 1, CVice-Pres. 21, fPres. 315 Varsity Cheerleader 45 Honor Society 3,45 P.E. Assistant 3, Business Club Treasurer 4. MERCHANT, MIKE: New Castle High School 15 Student Council 15 Band 15 Latin Club 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Cross-Country 2,3,4. MOHLER, REBECCA: Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club fTreasurer 315 Science Club 35 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Honor Society 35 lSecretary 415 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 4. MUNDEN, RlTA KAY: Chorus 4, Nat- ional Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Girls' State 35 Sch- olastic Award 2,3,45 All State Chair 45 Madrigals 4. NIGH, PHILIP: Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2, fTrack Sectional 3,415 Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Galaxy Staff 45 Pan- ther Print 4. OALDON, PAM: Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Office Assistant 3. PORTER, JEANINE: Student Council 15 Latin Club 2 fPresident 115 Cheerblock 1,2,3, fPresident 41. Post, STEPHANIE: Chorus 1,2,3,45 Lib- rary Assistant 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,4. give seniors 4 action - packed years PRIDgE, PATTY: National Honor Society 3,45 Student Council, lSecretary 3,415 State Alternate 35 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 35 lSecretary 415 Speech Club 45 Speech Class Play 35 Cheerblock 1,2,3. PUGH, PAUL: Latin Club 15 Science Club 35 Art Assistant 2,3. RATLIFF, MARILYN: National Honor Society 3, IPublicity Officer 415 Galaxy Staff 3, lCopy Editor 415 Panther Print 3,45 Cheer- block 2,3,45 Band 1,25 Pep Band 15 Ma- iorette 25 Student Librarian 3,45 Span- ish Club 1,25 Science Club 3, lSecretary 415 l. U. Journalism Institute 45 Chemistry Contest 2,35 Spanish Contest 15 Scholastic Award 3,45 National Merit Scholarship Let- ter of Commendation 4. RAY, LESLIE ANNE: Spanish Club i,2,45 Home Ec. Style Show 1,25 Cafeteria Worker l,2,35 Cheerblock 3,45 Business Club 4. REYNOLDS, PAMELA: Band 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2,35 Cheerblock 1, 2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 45 Science Club 3. RHODES, MICHAEL: Greenfield High School 15 Library Assistant 15 Science Club 3,45 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Lab Assistant 4. ROBERTS, MARGIE: Wilkinson 1,2,35 Moore- sville 35 Library Assistant 15 Chorus 35 Business Club. RODEWALD, JAMES: Cathedral High School 1,25 F.F.A. 3,45 F.F.A. Judging Team 3,45 Tennis 35 Science Club 45 Boys' Cheerblock 4. ROLAND, GARY: F.F.A. i,2,3. SHERRY, JIM: Band llieutenant 2,31 fSargeant 41. SHIELDS, JOHN: Basketball 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 35 Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Class Vice- President 35 Honor Society 3, fPresident 415 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 4, lBoard of Directors 315 Student Council 25 Track 'l,2, 3,45 Algebra Contest 15 Chemistry Contest 35 Speech Club 4. SITES, LINDA: Band 1,2,3, lSecretary 415 Maiorette 1,2,3,45 Science Club 3,45 Latin Club 1,2,3,45 P. E. Assistant 2,3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Home Ec. Style Show i,3,4. SLOAN, MICHAEL GEORGE: F.F.A. 35 Boys' Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Chorus 15 P. E. Assistant 4. SMITH, JENNIE M: Student Council 35 Honor Society 35 Choir 45 Madrigals 45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Home Ec. Style Show 25 Scholastic Award 2,3. SOUTH, CLYDE: Spanish Club 2, lTreas- urer 115 Class Secretary 15 Baseball 3,45 Science Club 3, lBoard of Directors 415 P. E. Assistant 3,45 Honor Society 35 Stu- dent Council lPresident 415 Boys' State Alternate 35 F.F.A. 45 Student Council Workshop 4. STRADER, PEGGY: Spanish Club 2,35 Home Ec. Style Show 1,2,3,45 Science Club 35 Honor Society 3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Library Assistant 4. SULLIVAN, CHARLES: Latin Club 1,25 Chorus 45 F.F.A. 1, fReporter 215 lTreas- urer 3,415 District Parliamentary Contest 2,45 State F.F.A. Convention 1,35 State Vegetable Variety Trials lWinner 315 Judg- ing Teams i,2,3,4, SWARTZ, JERRY: Basketball 15 Manager 25 Baseball Manager 25 Spanish Club 1, lVice-Pres, 215 Tennis 35 Class lVice- Pres. 415 Boys' Cheerblock 1,25 Business Club 4. TOMPKINS, DANNY: Track 25 Boys' Cheerblock 3,4. VANLANDINGHAM, EVERETT: Honor Sa- ciety 3,45 Geometry Contest 25 Latin Club 1,25 Lab Assistant 45 Science Club 3,4. VEST, MILA: Home Ec. Style Show 45 Cheerblock l,2,3,4. WALKER, LEROY: Basketball 1,2,3, ICQ- Captain 415 Cross-Country 1,2,3,45 Golf 2, 3,45 Galaxy Staff 45 Track 1. WALKER, RONALD JAMES: Track 15 Art Assistant 3. WHITE, LARRY: Basketball 15 Science Club 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Business Club lPresi- dent 41. WIATT, CHRIS: Band 1, fSargeant 2,31 lCaptain 415 Pep Band 1,2,3,45 Solo and Ensemble Contest 1,2,3,45 Latin Contest I, 25 Scholastic Award 2,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3,45 Science Club 3,45 Cheerblock 4. WILLIAMS, RON: Spanish Club 15 Cross- Country 45 Track 2,3,45 Basketball Manag- er 3,45 American Legion Speech Contest 35 Ball State Speech Contest 35 Speech Class Play 35 Speech Club 4. WILSON, PATTI: Library Assistant 2,3,45 Cheerblock 1,2,3,45 Latin Club I, lPres- ident 215 Class Secretary 35 Home Ec. Style Show 35 Girls' State Alternate 35 IHSLA Workshop 35 Cheerleader Alternate 2: Science Club 35 Honor Society 45 Schol- astic Award 2. WYATT, JUDY: P.E. Assistant 35 Laurel High School 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Cheerblock 2, 3,45 Home Ec. Style Show 2,3,45 Business Club 4. Seniors Carolyn Dunbar, Dave Elliott, Diana Cox and Jim Rodewold examine graduation announcements. H' vw J' . an wir qgngf s ,,,.-,m l X I rw., 'M fi' FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Jim McCall, secreiury, Terry McCormack, presidenf, Tim Helms, treasurer, Jean Bundy, vice-president. in Q 3 class officers Null ur'- l Y E , 5 XX I f 32 -la: My . - wr 4 I ,ryg K 1 , 'mi 4 I L5 ,'.,..,-I r gg x, - Qi? ,N-3 ,., 4.1-we '4 if kv sfies. ' -, W T' cj, L 'T . M - fifty ' iq ' fr sk x ' Q .4 M Muld-svahkgyfsnvv 5--, g A Jxzwe -- SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS: Joe Allen, president, Jane? Harold, secretary, Denise Oaldon, treasurer, Gary Snider, vice-president. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS: Rick Tribby, president, Melanie Irwin, treasurer, Carol Wycm, secretary, Bob Ofiinger, vice-president. plan, direct class activities . IUNIOR OFFICERS: Bob Garner, president, Marsha Harvey, treasurer, Carole Kelly, secretary, Barbara Nelson, vice-president. In either the spring or fall, each class elects four members to supervise its duties and its annual pro- iects. Each class has its own special money making activity-freshmen, selling candy, sophomores, smor- gasbord, iuniors, magazine sales, concessions at ball games, sponsoring dances, and planning for the night of all nights, the Junior-Senior Prom. The individual class elects its officers in the way of its own choice such as voting by machine, ballot- ing, or group session voting. These officers have a large responsibility to them- selves and their class. All the heavy pressures are laid upon their shoulders, and the members of the class rely upon them entirely to help formulate their ideas and to keep the class together in all their activities. .ry i an A-. 1'- :ith SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Jack Ottinger, president, Earla Leonard treasurer, Peggy Pidgeon, secretary, Tom Mills, vice-president 3. . juniors - class of '66 8 h A - 5755 ' i 2 ' 'W . C' Q, 1 'i E-1g!,,J' 1. .: 21 i,x:?Lg,i7:i lr. ' 'JQLQX , ' 'A '- ' w k s -is :eff MM., ,sw fi 5 - , . ' , ,.y - ' A Z 2 f f ' K 541, 4' ' . 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QE' A gggmtlsiisijf-F1 , al X is Cheryl Adams Joe Allen Leslie Andis Larry Atwood John Beavers Kathy Black Alan Bledsoe Sheila Brewer Kent Bronnenberg Michelle Brown Judy Buehler Stephen Bundy Diane Burton Phyllis Cleek Debbie Coffman Greg Colip Margaret Conley Bruce Cox Marcia Crabtree Ginger Croft Roger Crail Pam Cullison Margaret Denton Joleeta Dusang Rusty Elledge Steve Ellis Julie Ellsworth Melanie Farringer Mike Fausset Mike Ferrell Ronny Garner Sherri Goble Kathy Gorman Donald Gossett Linville Gross Dina Gulley Brenda Hager Jeffery Hamm Joe Hamm Margie Harrell Janet Harrold Duane Hastings Madonna Haygood Kenneth Helms Mariellen Helms Bill Hodges Debbie Holthouser Bill Hughes Rex Huse Dennis Hughett DeWayne Jackson Edna Johnson David Jones Colleen Keesling Tim Kilmer Pam Kirk Carole Knepley Karen Langley Stephen Leavelle Leah Leisure Phyllis Lineberry John Lindsay Vicki Lodge Pam Loveall Patty Low Linda McCall Mike McGaughey Janice Melton Vicki Messick Steve Meurer Mike Mittendorf Gary Morris Cathy Nicholson Mark Norclman Denise Oaldon Jerry Owens Joe Patton Debbie Penticuff Jim Pierce Marcia Pitts Cindy Poer Mike Pope Ray Porter Riso Post Mary Rihm Tim Rodewald Roxie Roland Ronnie Roll Ronnie Roy Pam Shafer Ewing Shields Jill Sipe Terri Sipes Harry Smith Sandra Smith Susan Smith Gary Snider Charles Sorrell Lynette Stephens Mickie Stewart Leslie Stickford Gary Swartz Hugh Townsend Connie Trump Nancy Ray Allen VanDyne Nancy Wadman Marcus Walker Janet Weber Marti Wegesin Steve Welsh Julie White Larry White John Wiatt Billy Williams Dorman Wilson Vickie Wilson Kenny Ellis was not present 1s,..ii st VV S? is 1 ' if , .1551 - .K f. : . 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METTEL'S SIXTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Tom Outt, Chris Riley, Mike Brennan, Jeff McClarnon, Gary Livingston, Charles Rhodes, Gary Schatzlein, Pat Faucett, Mark Posey, David Ertel, Richard Parker, Ricky Egan, Garold Fletcher, ROW 2: Karen Chew, Sharron Holthouser, Cynthia Roland, Deborah Johnson, Amy Shields, Cynthia Perry, Carol Steurer, Cynthia Wilkerson, Kathleen Miller, Cathy Adams, Mrs. Lucile Mettel, ROW 3: Jeff Lyons, Barbara Wiatt, Mary Swindell, Rabin Lawson, Donna Riggs, Debby Perry, Marita Abner, Dawn Sturwald, Sharon Meurer, Rebecca Dick, Charlyn Nigh, Nancy Caudill, Lisa Cooper. Mark Denton, not present. sixth graders anticipate next year's MISS MCSl'lURLEY'S SIXTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Ricky Skinner, Roger Jones, Randy Schaeffer, Stevie Ewing, Mike Waldo, John Rihm, David Owens, Gary Wampler, Gary Smith, ROW 2: Donna Jones, Sally Harvey, Elizabeth Bolden, Vickie Orr, Deborah Hicks, Sue Galyen, WWPWWEE Connie Drake, Vickie Porter, Connie Brooks, Elizabeth Rogers, Edna Rumple, Sharon Rumple, Marlene Ratlift, Star Kern, Pamela Feaster, Carl Smith, Mike Kimball, Hal Vandyne, Gary Adkins, Charles Miss Crystal McShurley, ROW 3: Rhodes. Joe Swindell, not present. . V V .. ....., ,..... . ,.,,. aim t vf-ft' ,IQ K iilsivgfg . As, E ,.,. i ..., . ,9'W x MR. McCl.AWN'S SIXTH GRADE AT CENTRAL FRONT ROW: Lavonne Gross, Judy Stearns, Steve Smith, Ricky Jackson, Larry Loveall, Ralph Gillam, Ed Birchfield, Jeff Malkemus, Larry Elliott, Joe Mclntosh, ROW 2: Ricky Pape, Carolyn Litten, Patty Deck, Dana Sipes, John McGrath, Christine Buckley, Lynn Lansinger, Jo Ann Hamilton, Mr. Tom Mc- Clain, ROW 3: Vicky Hodges, Ricky O'NeiI, Gary Adams, Richard Gurley, Jerry Jackson, Gail Peck, Susie Gorman Tim Plank was absent. adventures in a new environment MR. AUSTIN'S SlXTH GRADE AT KENNARD FRONT ROW: Michael Thompson, David Beavers, Jesse Roll, Duane Kissick Duane Bolinger, Johnny Gipsan, Tony Riggs, Roy Erwin Robert Hiner, Richard McClure, ROW 2: Brenda Shelton Shirley Huet, Joyce Meikemp, Vicki Sneed, Vicki Wright 1 1 1 I Jeanie Davis, Debbie Turpin, Marsha Bradford, Lau Ann Snodgress, Susan Bence, ROW 3: Leota Hall, Mary Redman, Richard Harry, Michael Garland, Danny Darling, Daniel Justice, Paul Mills, Richard Millis, Larry Bennett, Ricky Holder, Jeanette Strunk, Mr. Richard C. Austin. ...-..f Mfg s iam s f 555 wag- MISS NEWBY'S FIFTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Tony Heard, Donald Merchant, Darrell Orr, Roger Conley, Mark Roland, Thomas Plank, Darrell Roland, Randall Jordan, Mark Jones, Delynn Richardson, ROW 2: Betsy Harvey, Debra Bolden, Wanda Atwood, Teresa Roberts, Arlene MRS. MESSICK'S FIFTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Timothy Perry, Bobby Borror, Mark Rihm, Bruce Stroup, Rex Muddy, Scott Shafer, Bruce Trump, Larry Lew- man, Michael Roland, ROW 2: Karen Noblitt, Jill Jackson, Christine Ellis, Terri Egan, Darlene Riggs, Terri Mary Ohle- miller, Joyce Jones, Mary Jane Couch, Rhonda Wampler, Riggs, Mary Willett, Carol Orr, Karen Ertel, Cynthia Gulley, Vickie Gorman, Miss Lucinda Newby, ROW 3: William Pugh, Donald Nolen, Christine Gully, Janice Nolen, Marlana Adkins, Robert Jackson, Donald Jordan, Tony Langley. fifth graders discover Ellen Johnson, Mrs. Viva Messick, ROW 3: Kathy Jones, Marisu Eddy, Carla Tribbey, Jayan Hopkins, Laura Mc- Clarnon, Mary Fausset, Wesley Ratliff III, Michael Rees, Roger Shore, Samuel White, Deryl Chew, Bradford Poer, Robin Richey, James Smith. K 915221 mfr: ., f- U F L , I ' iff i ' 'R ts. .5 5, lf MRS. GELWICKS' FIFTH GRADE AT CENTRAL FRONT ROW: Connie Riggs, Vicky Stearns, Sandra Jones, Judith Messick, Vicki Mittendorf, Nancy Deck, Mike Howard, Caroll Alex- ander, Greg Hamm, ROW 2: Mrs. Patricia Gelwicks, Zack that fractions are fun MRS. REGER'S FIFTH GRADE AT KENNARD FRONT ROW Steven Farrell, Drexel Watson, John Penticuff, David Mc- Clure, Mark Wegesin, Mike Shaul, Lyle Shelton, David Perry, Dan Drysdale, ROW 2: Mrs. Mary Reger, Beverly Strunk Pugh, George Grigscn, Philip Carter, Chris Brown, Charles Wilkerson, Bobby Browning, Ronnie Gross, Carla Colip, Cindy Renfro, ROW 3: Mark Hendershott, Steven Smith, Debra Anderson, Becky Gorman, Rita Goodwin. Patty Hughes, Patsy Zehner, Tena Sneed, Darlene O'Rear, Starlynn Wisehart, Brenda Hughett, Sandy Maloyed, Carol Klipsch, ROW 3: Cheri Ellis, Beverly Cleek, Karen Kendall, Bonita Black, Peggy Black, Lora Hummel. Janet Smith and Ronnie Denny were absent. sh 1 we f. 5. ' ' r A ,, , . , N .M bk A W .Q ...A. v,.. . ,'. In ,, A.., ,X MISS DOWELL'S FOURTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Barth Hodges, Rodney Goodposter, Larry Rumple, William Lawson, Larry Smith, Patrick Sparks, Gregory Mills, ROW 2: Marc Wright, Vicki Pugh, Joyce Roland, Lorri Brenan, Theresa Martin, Brenda Smith, Miss Mildred Dowell, Clara Gorman, Ruth Kilmer, Mary Jane White, Hal Leisure, ROW 3: James Dalton, Richard Wisehart, Allen Adams. Gary Gray, a new student, is not pictured. new subjects enlarge fourth grader's MRS. WEIMER'S FOURTH GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: James Byron Vogel, Russell Moncrief, Joey Turpin, Carey Mills, Robert Bassett, Clifford Butler, Kenneth Kaufman, ROW 2: Natalie Wyatt, Kathleen McCormack, Bobbi Brown, Michele Wyatt, Carolyn Roy, Mrs. Mabel Weimer, Lee Ann - 11 :Pa 3552 . f - V 2352! 'K 1,23 ., f In K, ..,a .. ,, Wye, I Wampler, Marianna Flaw, Brenda Coffman, Sue Schaeffer Richard Richey, ROW 3: Lemuel Stinson, Terrell Jackson Robert Galyen, Monte Howell. Theresa Brickles, Shelia lreton Cathy Trieschman were absent. ' W 5 . i it -we . FW mf M my Q fm K f 7 J ,vw-Ms., .,.. ll f' 1, ssh' . X, 1 - new , I F V H A 4 ,, R Y , ' I V A. , , ,, R . , .. ,,,, as L A 9 4: 4 1 l fe .M , , , .Un MH, - . 3 Q 1 MRS. BAUGl'lN'S FOURTH GRADE AT GREENSBORO FRONT ROW: Robbie Whittle, Jerry Chadwick, Jerry Keith, Charles Davis, Kenneth Leavelle, Luther Stewart, Andy Brumfiel, Wendell Crabtree, David McGaughey, Mark McCall, Terry Darling ROW 2: Belinda Wright, Ruth Ann Chadwick, Beth Wegesin, Sheila Justice, Peggy Mohler, Tina Bolinger, Susan McFarland, Anita Smith, Kathy Haygood, Catherine McGinnis, Sherry Ruckel, ROW 3: Mrs. Huldah Baughn, lesa Millis, Marilyn Kissick, Elaine Mills, Jackie Holder, Scarlett Kriner, Cindy Stewart, Janice Dalton, Marcia Larrison, Connie Kendall. scope - history, geography, dictionary MRS. HAMM'S FOURTH GRADE AT RAYSVILLE FRONT ROW: David Hamilton, David Stevens, Stephen Bridges, Pat Smott, Jimmy Buckley, Douglas Hooker, Kent Lansinger, Michael Cullison, ROW 2: Donna Malkemus, Jena Howard, Marsha Haler, Roberta Beatty, Dianna Smith, Wanda Hubbard, Bobbie Faith Jackson, Kathy Sipes, LuAnn Pope, ROW 3: Cletus Owens, Victor Voris, Jerry Gorman, Mrs. Myrtle Hamm, Ricky Ray, Patrick Carr, Danny Joe Davis. MRS. ROGERS' THIRD GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Charles Griffin, Craig Walker, Kim Hodges, Clifford Peck, Timothy Jones, Larry Roy, Lloyd Richardson, J. C. Couch, Thomas Peters, Patrick O'Neil, ROW 2: Pamela Egan, Debra Fletcher, Debra Burton, Judith Ross, Theresa Johnson, Gale Lansinger, Shirley Steurer, Mary Ellen Gillam, Ann Foley, Leah Jo Wyatt, Mrs. Helen Rogers, ROW 3: Linsey Shields, Alica Jo White, Susan Hicks, Merry Mayhill, Terri Back, Laura Adamson, James Lewman, James Thomas, Kevin Roland, Dennis Carter, Raymond Moncrief, Larry Dickmeyer. John Dalton was absent. third graders build knowledge ot MRS. STROUP'S THIRD GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: David Kilmer, John Ottinger, Chris Haywood, Donald Goode, Kenneth Bolden, Bobby Magee, Curtis Noblett, Brent Vogel, Mark King, ROW 2: Judith Langley, Edith Ross, Emma Gorman, Tina Springman, Jane Caudill, Jenny Borror, Libby Myers, Diane Martin, Marabel Gardner, Bonnie Heyser, Mrs. Barbara Stroup, Debra Whitfield, ROW 3: Susanne Whitfield, Nancy Atwood, Steven Dick, Jeffery Cox, Stephen Routt, Jeffery Sorrell, Tony Rhodes, Bobby Riggs, David Jones, David Cornette, Jeffery Schweizer, Patricia Nolen. ,, s lig sl ,,,.. .lgsy , l l s 5 my . . is--' ..,, 5 in nr.. MISS FRENCH'S THIRD GRADE AT GREENSBORO FRONT ROW: Barry Hicks, Alan Cupp, Ronnie Lester, Troy Crabtree, Danny Bennett, Johnny Strader, Charles Bright, Robert Nelson, Russel Cleek, ROW 2: Debra Keesling, Debra Whittle, Cathy Chadwick, Kathy Beckner, Edith Roll, Car- melle McGinnis, Debra Lester, Laura Jarrett, Susan Dalton, Necia Sneed, Dawn Adams, ROW 3: Bobby Lines, Chuck Jones, Kevin Stonerock, Bobby Roll, Miss Carol French, Tim Kendall, Della Garland, Tony Craft, Guy Davis, Roberta Cornett. numbers through multiplication, division MRS. JONES' THIRD GRADE AT RAYSVILLE FRONT ROW: William Gillam, Michael Haler, Marty Pope, Paul Loveall, Bertram Rayburn, Kenny Anderson, Steven Gossett, Gary Jones, Leon Stevens, ROW 2: Mrs. Harriet Jones, teacher, Denise Jackson, Donna Deck, Debbie Wilson, Patricia Rode- wald, Karen Reeves, Terry Stearns, Marcella Carter, Carla Mittendorf, ROW 3: Eugene Litten, Ricky Malkemus, Donald Manning, Kenny Chew, Tracy Helms, Michael Wilson, Michael Carr, Franklin Renfro, Jr., Dale Manning. , ., . 1 so si f ' Q. , . fe . W . .M r V ., E Q. W :iw K -, :I 1 f ' 9 Mi.. v . .Q ,W . L MRS. ABNER'S SECOND GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Clarence Kern, Jerry Smith, Richard Conley, Ronnie Smith, Jeffrey Hochstedler, Gary Rice, Joe White, Daniel Ingram, Tim Fausset, ROW 2: Gambra Dennis, Barbara Schaeffer, Carol Stinson, Billie Jo Garriott, Bonny Sales, Janet Dudley, Leslie Young, Lisa Morgan, Cathy Anderson, Ruth Jones, ROW 3: Larry Langley, Karla Trump, Brenda Wyatt, Randall Youse, Penny Larmore, Cynthia Elliott. Tom Buckles was absent. block printing becomes script as MRS. STEELE'S SECOND GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Dale Hager, Jamie Owens, Johnny Riggs, John Springman, Douglas Wright, Michael Kiser, Jeff Galyen, Jeff Jackson, Kevin Ohlemiller, James Jones, ROW 2: Mrs. Cynthia Rees, Deborah Dillon, Kay Downey, Teresa Roland, Lisa McCorkle, Pamela Stacy, Laura Ferguson, ROW 3: Teresa Harris, Marla Trump, Carl Pitts, Cindy Elliott. Jatonda Owens, Robert Smith, Marty Wells, Beth Ann Zimmerman were ab- Betty Steele, Mandy Kile, Barbara Gillam, Tammy Dean, Sent- lrlr. . Q keys. ..,,,. , - - . 'its v ' ti ,. , iiflll 4,5 l Fla. I1 ff ,gs MRS. KEMP'S SECOND GRADE AT CENTRAL FRONT ROW: Gary Lirten, Rexanne Mattix, Lorraine Brown, Charles Jones, Lois Elaine Kindler, Linda Hamm, Cathie Dunbar, Kathy Gross, Mark Spears, Danny Jackson, Perry Gorman, ROW 2: Tereasa Lanigan, Gail Sears, Shelia Burchfielcl, Colleen Carr, Cindy Pugh, Billy Knepley, Stephen Adams, Dane Peck, Danny Cullisan, Mrs. Mary Kemp, ROW 3: Peggy Shafer, Mark Miller, Johnny Wilson, Mary Lou Rayborn, Derek Spears, Bruce Wyatt, Bobby Morgan, Terry Helms, Billie Overman, Larry Joe Pagmore. second graders enlarge fields of study y MRS. MURRAY'S SECOND GRADE AT KENNARD FRONT ROW: Tom Meikomp, Bobby Max Snodgress, Robert Penticuff, Dennis Elliott, Barry Holder, Victor Keesling, Jon Turpin, Robin Wisehcrrt, Arthur Allen Granger, ROW 2: Mrs. Nancy Murray, Melissa Porter, Donna Kendall, Gaylena Cross, Diana Rivers, Vickie McColl, Debra Burkett, Jackie Justice, Freda Massengale, Becky Redman, ROW 3: Duane Jessee, Galen Watson, Donna Beckner, Nola Haygood, Leona Raines, Judy Maloyed, Teresa Jones, Rebecca Zehner, Bobby Bence, Tommy Nordman, Harold Mohler. 1-.-M. f ,.. E, I 5 J . A 5 LM - . t ,KW Q ,QM W ' , ' PM ttiit ' el l MRS. HERKLESS'S FIRST GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Samuel Caudill, Galen Thomas, Greg Firestone, Scott Dudley, Keith Erwin, Bobby Hicks, Jeffrey Back, Tony Hamilton, Phillip Martin, Terry Hampton. ROW 2: Mrs. Helen Herkless, Loretta Conley, Rita Atwood, Brenda Far- ringer, Patricia Johnson, Kathy West, Kimberly Smith, Penny Beatty, Marcia Smith, Kathy O'Neil, Sharon Riggs. ROW 3: Nathan Hamilton, Ronnie Bell, Teresa Bolden, Vickie Gar' riott, Dale Johnson, Kevin Richey, Gary Adams, Steven Davis, Larry Roland, Randy Plank. little red storybook replaces captain ,ft 1 MRS. McCASLlN'S FIRST GRADE AT KNIGHTSTOWN FRONT ROW: Tommy Eddy, David Abrams, Jimmy Wright, Wayne Skinner, Joe Jones, Billy Dick, Stevie Hamm, Jeffery Jack- son, James Jones, Charles Butler. ROW 2: Mrs. McCaslin, Teresa Miller, Joyce Rose, Anna Mae Owens, Jeffery Adams, Monty Hanning, Karla Meece, Sheila Egan, Patricia Miller, Susan Bassett, Beth Tague, ROW 3: Jeffery Fearin, Mike Riggs, Randy Posey, Timmy Jackson, Grant Cooper, Bruce Theobold, Kerry Wampler, Wayne Peck, Cynthia Baker, Ricky Harris, Jay Shaefer, and Monte Triton were not present. rw .-,,. .,. .,..., ... ,. . - 3 Q j...s....,. ..., ,.., H J y I se: ' .. . fe, t 1 L MISS ADAMSON'S FIRST GRADE AT CENTRAL FRONT ROW: Roberta Pope, Kevin Spears, Tony Mittendorf, Deborah Pitts, Leah Lawrence, LuAnn Lawrence, Max Chew, Herbert Owens, Lisa Howard, ROW 2: Sharon Ray, Randy Elliott, Bobby Halobard, Debra White, Tamrni Wilkerson, Patricia Gorman, Wanda Burchfield, Barbara Deck, Roger Gross, Tamara Helms, ROW 3: Violet Sue Jones, Wanda Sue Butler, Scott Pugh, Sharon Brown, Sue Bridges, Barry Gurley, Deborah Overman, Teresa Renfro, Candice Colip, ROW 4: Kenneth Haier, David Reeves, Randy Helderbrand, Tony Loveall. kangaroo as first graders begin school MISS ADDlSON'S FIRST GRADE .AT KENNARD FRONT ROW: Marvin Merritt, Tommy Jessup, Richard Allen Marlin, Danny Ware, Terry Joe Jesse, Jeffrey Whittle, Larry Rivers, Terry Burkett, Alvin Haygood, Gary Davis, ROW 2: Miss Gladys Addison, Debra Lions, Sharon Garnett, Mary Larrison, Katrina Rains, Becky Wright, Beth Drysdale, Jan Starbuck, Mona Gail Guinn, Timmy Ann Wisehart, ROW 3: Martin Sneed, Wayne South, Tony Stewart, Raymond Keesling, Stephanie Thompson, Suzanne Hammer, Tina Smith, Faline Rutherford, James Doubman, Jeff Bledsoe, Allen Bradford, Tim Weesner. a capable administration keeps SCHOOL BOARD: Dave Weber, Ralph Kaufman, Dwight L. Parker, Lyle O. Bell, Herbert Williams, Myron Siraffon, John W. Shields, and William G. Wilson. MRS. ANN BARTLE MR. LYLE O. BELL SGCYELCYY fo MV- Bell School Superiniendeni the wheels of education rolling MRS. JAN WILLIAMS MR, GEORGE CONNOR Secrelury To Mr. Connor Elementary Principal A , M j ew Ti: f HV lL'jQi5':f.k: A Meeaeeee I ,ff , MR. ROBERT L. MYERS High School Principal MRS. VIVIAN FORST Secretory to Mr, Myers 159 1 1 MRS. MARGARET TAYLOR MR. ROBERT IRWIN E '9Il5I f Guidance Vice-Principal, Guidance 'lOl faculty guides students , Q . if I an O 4' 55 02'1v'- f','Qi',' 5o'W:'a Qvgk. ,a,',.-,i.Yas,,',,n,u ,,Q'l',,w, fafssfsg 'N , if Kwaarllf 'f,5ssxf4,. s 1,1 Qt.l4i f X of ' 95 1991 M 1Nvas,f:.0,'fa an x,Ll3s1vknm'nx SQ'! W E '.s.,'., 1w,0?i'.',J Q Q, . WE., H. Q 4- X ini. -so-'rn' ant q,'r-2.2. l MISS BETH ANN HAGNER, MRS. HULDA FORT, MRS. HELEN PATTON, MRS. CLAIRE MERCER, X English Developmental B- Remedial English English Reading MR. LARRY LANGFORD, MR. RONALD HOWARD, MR. ERROL BUEMEL, MRS. DOROTHY HOLLINGER, Math Math Math Math ,- w S W D lm S5295 Y'zs...,Mszmwffi'a h' ,gi Sl elm s OR L0 along the road of learning MR. DALE DEIWART Science .s- MR. JAMES DELLINGER j lndustrial Arts 'I MR. WILLIAM CHATTIN Science, Agriculture FFA Sponsor MR. JAMES WRIGHT Science Science Club Sponsor 4--ndL.J.rh.. MR. ROBERT PERIGO English MRS. PEG MAYHILL Librarian MR. GLEN ORR Speech Play Director Though they come from a host of different schools and family backgrounds, the members of the faculty have a common purpose-to present knowledge to the students in such a manner that it is interesting as well as fun. In addition to their classroom duties, teachers participate in a variety of extra-curricular activities as choperones, sponsors, and advisers. Thus, in addition to the regular teacher-student relationship, students at KHS see members of the faculty as friends with whom they have worked closely on various projects. Riff MR. WILLIAM NIXON History Assistant Basketball Coach Baseball Coach MR. DAN KILE History, Guidance Head Basketball Coach MR. LARRY PARKS Physical Education, Health Freshmen Basketball Coach MR. RICHARD VAN ARSDEL Industrial Arts Football Coach Wrestling Coach ,gm MR. CARLTON FOLK Business Education MISS EDITHE TIPTON Home Economics Honor Society Sponsor MISS VERENA BILTIMIER Home Economics MRS. BARBARA WARD Business Education Publications Adviser they give their lives to the Vw-fs.. I E 1 rf I MRS. MARGARET ANN STROUP, MR. ROBERT MEURER, MR. CHARLES PETERSON, MISS WANDA SMITH, Elemeniary and High School Art Band, Swing Band Sponsor Chorus, Mcidrigal Singers Physical Education Healih, Cheer- Sponsor block-Cheerleader S p o n s o r, Sophomore Class Sponsor d cat'o of the r'sing gene at'o MRS- ALICE NORDMAN, MR. HILTON BALLENGER, MR. COLBURN HARDIN, MR- WILLIAM HAMM Laiin, Ma!h,Lq1in Club Hisfory, Spanish, Spanish Club Hisiory Senior Class ' H'f Sponsor Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor Sponsor Is my Happiness- . . . The confidence of The locol business men- . . . whose support through advertising . . . hos mode this 1965 Goloxy possible. ,X advertising TRIPLE TREAT A COMPLETE MEAL EOR HUNGRY AMERICANS Open Flame Hamburger Broiling Milk Shake Makes The French Fries Delicious Difference BURGER Riff New CH Castle Home ofthe World's Greatest I5q: Hamburger! Compliments ot SHIRLEY LIONS CLUB Shirley, Indiana KNIGHTSTOWN BODY and PAINT SHOP Auto Glass Installed Wrecker Service Body and Fender Repair Alignment and Wheel Balancing Expert Refinishing Knightstown, Indiana Phone 5-266I ELITE CAFE Verna Sterling and Daughters, Owners 122 E. 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Washington Street Knightstown, Indiana Phone 5-2625 For car repair see Carol Ware DANNER'S 51 and T01 Store owned and operated by Hoosiers Knigbtstown, lndiana ' ' DlCK'S VALLEY ' BARBER SHOP We specialize in cutting 1 bair correctly--the way I you like it-- y Knigbtstown, Indiana l xl ...ir- GOUDWINS, INC. Dodge 81 Service Sales 8. Service Dodge S-Series Truck Phone 5-2555 Knightstown, lndiana REDELMAN'S Hardware, Kurfee's Paints Plumbing 8. Electric Supplies Yard Goods, Ready to Wear Gifts, Toys T000 A Avenue, New Castle, Indiana JA 9-0401 Free Parking 110 Compliments of THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Knigbtstown, lndiana Complete Banking Service Member FDIC ' f 1 f . ,f Compliments '? 'f' ot ,Qst , . Ronvs 1 f' , 7- ,' 1 ,ig ' E. Moreland, Owner Knightstown, Indiana SHOP AT SEARS And Save .IAckson 9-I34O I4I6 Broad Street New Castle, Indiana Compliments of BECKER BROS. Corner Grand and A. Avenue New Castle, Indiana ABNER MOTOR SALES Buick - Rambler International Phone 5-3585 Knightstown, Indiana FQ ' I1 ' ID' SCHATZI.EIN'S Knightstown Greenhouses Inc. S55 IQQQ., 0 123 East Main Street x ' ,.a. ijgff Knightstown !' Q V Indiana Cleaning Unit SHIRLEY 2555 Big Boy Washer 5 or 6 Loads - 501 WASHETTE Frigidaire Washers and Rapid Dry Grace and Lamoine Harrell 111 TED LEAKEY DRAPER 337 North Adams Knightstown, Indiana Wgnfw sey Phone 5-3865 gpg- ,Z ummm and I OUR CLOTHES DON'T MAKE GOOD, WE WILL ' COMPANY 7 Spiceland New Castle, Indiana Indionc CUNWNER BoB's and 1ACK'S CORPORATION TEXAC0 Phone 5-7303 of Knightstown, Indiana AMERICA STOP AT C h ANDY'S lrzicnj in SpiceIand Fountain Service--Gifts Wallpaper and Paints F. M. Anderson YU 7-3565 THE BANNER Knightstown Compliments of PATTUN 'S ' 'Wilt Phone 5-9725 Kniglttstown, lndiana NEW CASTLE LANES 24 Lanes 5 Billiard Tables 815 W. Western New Castle, lndiana HASTINGS MARATHON Phone 5-5355 Kniglwtstown Indiana ,I ,,,-if ' 1l ?3':.gE:.3+' anno-ries-nonwlcf' sr OMAR To Your Door Rushville 932-2200 Rushville, Indiana A REAL BARGAIN HOOSI ER NIGHT RATES Double your talking time at no extra charge on station-to-station calls between any two Indiana telephones from 9 pm to 4:30 am. Station calls are faster and costs less at any time. Birthdays ...Anniversariesmjust to chat-- lorzg distance is so warm and friendly. HAVE YOURSELF A WONDERFUL TIME WITH A TELEPHONE CALL TONIGHT! Compliments of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK of KNIGHTSTUWN Celebrating our I00rh Anniversary as a National Bank in Knightstown COMPLIMENTS OF CHARLES E. HOLLAND, M.D. SHIRLEY, INDIANA Compliments of CITY CLEANERS Rug and Carpet Cleaning T29 East Main Street Knightstown Phone 5-9 T95 Dayton Tires and Delco Batteries Welding New ancl Used Cars LAMOINE and CHARLIE'S SERVICE I BATTERY 1 'I sim ,I d' I WC? 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GROSSMAN WITH US .-- wf uve 7716 PRGSPECT 1 x ll' usr YUUR PHUPEHTY W nr KNIGHTSTOWN s il' be 9, ,S iliif, ' 5? 4 ln 1 The end . . . the happy year of 1964-65 is ended . . . a year of hopes, dreams, cmd ambitions . . . a year of fun, activities, and togetherness . . . a year of preparation for the future . . . another year is on our doorstep . . . September another senior class begins the cycle . . . for us seniors a new world unfolds . . . Thank you-Bob, Marilyn, Patty, Susan, the entire staff, Mrs. Ward, our adviser, Joe Cooney, our faithful photographer, Phil Byers, our yearbook repre- sentative, and our advertisers-your undying efforts meant so much as we finished and finally mailed the last shipment to produce this Galaxy 1965. Linda 27, 78 Charles, Charlotte Abner, A Sharon . . Adams, Cheryl ....,. Adams, John ,... Adams, Lynn , . . Adams, Michael ,. Adams, Steven . . . Adkins Barbara .. Adkins, Larry , . . Adkins, Marion . . . Adkins, Marvin . , . Adkins, Manta . . , Alexan Allen, Allen, Allen, Andis, Ashby, der, Jimmie , Carley .,.. Joe . . Wayne . Leslie .... Priscilla . Atwood, Larry ,. , B looking for someone, something? 51, 33, 31, 4, '51,' Baker, Danny ......, ,..,... Ballenger, Farrell . Barton, Dana .,,, Beatty, Brenda . , . Beavers, John . . , Beavers, Steve , . , Beavers, Tom . . . Bilbrey, Charlotte . . ,... 62, .. 33, Bovard, Teresa . . . 84 78 Bilbrey, David . . Black, Black, Brenda , . Kathy ...... . . . Bledsoe, Alan . . Boatright, Gregg , , 28, 46, 48, 57, Boatright, Susie ,,,,.. Bolin, Carolyn . . Bovard, Tony . , . Bramm Bramm er, David ,..,. er, Joe ....... Brammer, Ronnie .. 26 Branscum, Duane ..... Brewer, Sheila Bridges, Ronnie . Bright, Bright, Brig ht, Becky . Eddie ..,... Ronnie . . . . . Bronnenberg, Kent .. Bronnenberg, Sydney .. Brooks, Linda .....r. Brown, Barbara .... Brown, Charles Brown, Cynthia , .. Brown, Michelle . .. Brown, Steve . ,. Browning, Don . .. Browning, Tom .... 29, 31, 32, ... 4, 21, f si, , '35, 76, 51, 65, 42, 12, 45, 63, Ao, 58 :nf '63, 38, 32, 40, 51, 51 21 1 29, 32, 33, 76 40, 57, 33, 32, 63, 40, Brumfiel, Barney . . . , . . .. Brumfiel, Ray ........ ......... Buehler, Jan .,...... ......... Buehler, Joan . . . 16, 26, 27, 29, Buehler, Judy ....... ......... Bundy, Byron . ,. i .,.,. 50, 52, Bundy,Mark , Bundy, Stephen ..,. Burchfield, Rosa Lee . Burkman, Judy ..... Burton, Diane Burton, Nancy Burton, Roger . . ...,.. . . Burton, Ronnie . ....... . Bush, Joel ., . .. . 27, 29, Butler, Harold . . ....... .. Butler, Sheila ., .....,.. .. Butler, Virginia . . . , . C Campbell, Curtis ....... . . . Carr, Dennis ..,.... ,. Carter, Dinah ..., .......... Carter, Rose Ann ,..,,. , Carter, Susan . . . . , , 30, 34, Cassidy, Richard , . , ....., . . . . Cassidy, Ruth .... . ,. 31, Caudill, Mary ...... ...,.. Chadwick, Richard . . , . . . 40, 86 82 78 78 84 62 84 80 78 78 84 78 86 82 86 80 86 83 74 78 83 86 82 62 78 83 83 85 85 68 83 82 80 80 63 82 65 63 86 84 84 84 63 86 82 80 80 80 82 86 80 78 82 84 80 80 62 86 82 82 86 84 62 86 80 62 63 80 82 78 78 84 84 82 65 80 62 82 82 Chew , Brenda ,. Chew, Pete . Clark, John . . Clark, Kathy . . Cleek Cleek Cleek , Gayle ,. , Lonnie , , , Phyllis , Clevenger, Kay Coffman, Debbie Colip, Greg Conley, June .,., Conle Conle y, Lois . .. y, Margaret Couch, Brenda .. Couch, Mike .... Cooney, Rheta . . , Coronett, Mike . Cox, Cox, Cox, Cox, Bruce .... Dwna H Leanna . Lyann ... Craft, Ginger .. Crabtree, Marcia Crail, Don ....,. Crail, Gloria .. Crail, Roger ,,,. Crandall, Nancy Cronk, Debbie .. I I Cronk, Mark .... Cullison, Darlene Cullison, Pam .. Cupp, Teresa . Darling, Debbie ..,.... Darling, Gerald , Darling, Mack . Davis, Denny ., Davis, Eva ,. Davis, Davis, Evelyn . , Kenny ..... Davis, Sandra .. Deboard, Roger Deck, Deck, Evelyn . . Norma . . . Denney, Bill .... Denny, David ., Denton, Margaret Dick, Dick, Donald .. , Ronald .,. Dickerson, John . Dill, Tom Dishroon, Wanda Drake, Patti . Drake, Tom ,.., Drysd Drysd ale, Becky ale, Jeff . Dunbar, Carolyn , Durham, Dusang, Jim . , . Joletta Dusang, Mailon .. Edwards, Linda ., Egan, Egan, Egan, Egan, Egan, Diana . . Duane Marsha . Steve . , Sue . . . Elledge, Rusty ,, Elliott, Carol . . . Elliott, David . , Ellis, Brian ,,,. Ellis, Ellis, Ellis, Jim .... Kenny .... Steve ...., Ellsworth, Jeanine Ellsworth, Julie .. Ertel, Charlie .. Ertel, Larry .. Erwin, Bill Ewrin, Mike . .. Estell, Jim ,.,. 1, '. 1 'so . f 26,' '22, . ............ 29, 32, 40, 62, 63 . 38, 64, 65, , 28,39, 27, 26, 31, 33, 38, 64, , 33, 46, 52, .. 33, 40, .. 40, 28, fbi, .. si, 58, '42, ... 40, ko, ... 34, 64, 40, . 42, 28, 31, . '29, '43, . . 30, 64, . . . 1 'f '28, , , . 33, 38, 42, .. , . 51, ,.,58,64, 33,6-4, 33, ....51, 1 84 84 78 82 84 84 82 86 62 86 86 78 82 86 83 78 66 83 86 75 83 80 86 86 78 80 86 64 42, 68 78 80 86 64 78 82 80 84 64 84 84 84 82 78 84 82 86 84 84 78 65 64 78 84 84 80 75 82 86 78 78 78 82 82 80 80 86 82 75 78 82 80 86 80 86 82 69 69 82 82 F Farmer, Connie ....,.. .. 80 Fausset, Mike , . . . 86 Ferrell, Keith . . . . 33 Ferrell, Mike .,,, ,,., 8 6 Ferringer, Melanie ,.,.. 86 Flack, Joe .,,..... . . ., 58, 64 Fletcher, Katheleen ..... 84 Fletcher, Patty . . . . . . . 84 Foley, Bob . .,... ,... 8 4 Fox, Leeta . , , . . . 84 Fox, Linda ,. , . 35, 78 Frazier, Jay .. ..... 82 Garhart, Don .................,., 4, 78 Garland, David ,...,.,.,..,.,..... 82 Garner, Bob ..., 31, 34, 52, 77, 78, 121 Garner, Ronny .. . . .,,, 28, 86 Garrett, Doris . . . . . 40, 82 Gibson, Jean . ,. .,... 80 Gilliam, Raymond ...,... 82 Goble, Sherri ., ,.,.,...,. 86 Goff, Eddie , . . . . , 32, 57, 80 Goff, Wanda .,. . . . 31, 78 Goode, Billy , , , . . ,. 64 Goodpasture, Kathy . 84 Goodwin, Janet , . . . . 84 Goodwin, Nancy . .. 84 Gorman, Debbie . . ,,..., 82 Gorman, Duane . ,, 40, 78 Gorman, Judy . , ..,. 84 Gorman, Kathy , . . . . . 86 Gorman, Monte . . . . B4 Gorman, Patty . . . . . 80 Gorman, Ronnie . . . . . 78 Gorman, Sandy , . . . , 40, 78 Gossett, Donald .. ....,.. 86 Goudy, Susan . . . . . 40, 82 Green, Kenny . , . , . 27, B0 Grigson, Nona . , . , . , . 82 Gross, Donnie . . . . . 82 Gross, Larry . . . . 78 Gross, Linville , . . . 86 Gulley, Dina . . . , . 86 Gulley, Donna .,. ... 82 Gully, Lana ... ., 78 Gully, Victor .... . . 84 Gurley, Carolyn , .. .. 82 Haase, Jeff . . . . . . 47, 52, 64 Haase, Mike ..., ,..... 5 7, 80 Hager, Brenda ,.. ..,...... .. 86 Hager, Jerry . . . 32, 52, 65, 68 Haler, Bill ,.. .,...... .. 78 Haler, Dale .., ..... .. 80 Hall, Carolyn .. ......,. 84 Hall, Marvin ..., 16, 27, 80 Hamilton, Dan .. ......,. 84 Hamilton, Jackie .. ......, 82 Hamm, David . . , . , 51, 82 Hamm, Gary .... .,.. 8 2 Hamm, Jeffery . . . 86 Hamm, Joe .,.,. ,..... 8 6 Hanson, Brenda .. . ....... .. 82 Harrell, Jim ,,.,, ... 28, 50, 80 Harrell, Margie ., .....,.. 86 Harrold, Janet . . , , . 76, 86 Harrold, Phil , . . ....., 50, 80 Harvey, Linda .. ..... 30, 82 Harvey, Marsha . .. 28, 42, 78, 177 Harvey, Steve . . . ......, 65, 68 Hastings, Duane . . . . , 86 Haygood, Jolinda .. . ,. B2 Haygood, Madonna ,.... 86 Heathcock, Sharon . . . . . . 65, 68 Helderbrand, Gary ,.., ..... 8 0 Helderbrand, Ronnie . ..... 84 Helms, Becky ...... . . . 31, 78 Helms, Kenneth .. . Helms, Mariellen . 86 86 Helms, Tim ...... . . 76, 82 Henderson, Don . . . . . , 78 Henley, Judy ...., .. 82 Hibbard, Sheila .. .. 65 Hicks, Freddie . . Hill, Jean Ann ,. Hill, John .,.. Hill, Judy .,,. . Hinton, Neil .. . Hoarde, Charlene Hodges, Bill Hoff, Merry Hoff, Terry , . , Holder, Charlene , Holder, Reynolds Holthouser, Carolyn Holthouser, Debbie Hopkins, Margene Hopkins, Marsha House, Connie . House, Duane , . House, Linda .. Hurd, Sam .. . Howard, Howard Delores , Wanda . . Hughes,I Larry , . Hughes, Bill , Hughett, Charles . Hughett, Dennis ,. . Hughett, Edward , Hummel, Don .... Hurd, J eannie ,. , Huse, Rex . Ingram, Sylvia ,. . lrwin, Melanie . . Jackson, Barbara Jackson, Billie ,. Jackson, Bob .. ,. Jackson, DeWayne Jarrett, Jarrett, John ,4,,. Mike . , Jeffery, Jim . ,. Jeffery, Susan . . Jessop, Jessup, Janice . . . Lynn . . Johnson, Craig , Johnson, Edna ... Johnson, Rusty .. Jolly, Kathi .... Jones, Chester .. Jones, Danny . . . Jones, David . , . Jones, Doug . . . Jones, Janice . . . Jones, Jerry . , . Jones, Judith . Jones, Mary . Jones, Sharon . Jones, Tena . , Ramsey, Steve ..,..,,..., Jordon, Janice . , Jordan, Jerry . , . Jordan, Ruth . , Kaufman, Jerald . Kaufman, Sherida Keatts, Denny ., Keesling, Colleen Keesling, Darrell .. Keesling, Vickie , . Kelly, Carole . , . Kern, Randy . .. Kern, Sheila .4., Kilmer, Tim .... Kimble, Jean Ann King, Debbie .. Kirk, Pam ...4. Kirk, Ricky .... Kiser, Cindy . , Kissick, Marsha . . Kissick, Nancy . . Kissick, Peggy . . Klipsch, Martin . . Knepley, Carole nepley, David . . . nepley, Nancy .. i7,'fsi, '22, . 21, ... 33, 76, 26, 30, 38, f '50,' f f f '21, 31, 46, fda, find it fast, in the Knott, Charles . Knott, Gretchen . . . Kopp, J ack., ,. Langley, David . Langley, Karen . Langley, Sue . Lanigan, Layla Lanigan, Patty , . Lannerd, Tom . , Lansinger, David Lansinge Larmore, K Larmore, Mary Kay Lawson, Debbie ...,. Leavelle, Stephen Lee, Jo Leisure, Leisure, Leisure, Leisure, Leisure, Ann . . Jock . . Leah .... Reggie , . , Sabra . . Tom . , Leonard, Earla . . Leonard, Gerald . , . Lewis, Max . .. Lewman, Jo Ann Linch, J Linch, K Lindsay, Lindsay, Lindsay, Lineberr eff ..... aren , . , Jack John , Sharon ., y, Phyllis Lines, Peggy .,.., Litten, Linda .,., Litten, Randy .. , Livingston, Donna Lockridge, Earl .... Lockridg Lodge, Loveall, Low, Pa e, Jan . . Vickie . . Pam . , tty ..., Lucas, Larry ,. . Ludolph, David , . Lyons, Laura .,.. Maddy, Becky .. Magee, Becky .. Maloyed, Max ., Manning, Marsha r, John .. ., 27, 50, eh ..,.,., 'sb 87 51, 57, ...83 40, 83 87 31, 67 83 33, 81 40,77 33 46, 47, 48, ., ,28, 30, M Martin, Arvil ,...,, Martin, John .... Martin, Linda . . . . Martin, Mary . , . , . . Masters, John ... . . .. Mattix, Patricia ., . Maxwell, Jamie . . . . .. . , . . Mayhill, Janice . . .,., .... 3 3, Mayhill, John 46, 48, 52, McCall, Anna . . ..,.. . . McCall, Frank . . . .,... McCall, Jim ... ,.. 51, 52, McCall, Linda .,. .... ,.,. McCall, Mary ,.,., , .,... . McClarnon, Melanie ,. 26, McCormack, Terry McDonald, Bruce .. McFarland, Mark . ,. McFerrin, Judy ..... McGaug hey, Linda McGaughey, Mike McGinnis, Darlene . , McGinnis, Roy McGrath, Janet . . Mclntosh, Ronnie ,......,...,... McShurley, Linda , . McGuire, Patricia ,. Medlin, Carolyn . Meece, Larry .... Melton, Janice .... Merchant, Jeannie . . . Merchant, Linda . . . Merchant, Mike . . Merchant, Terry .. 26, 27, 33, 34, 62, 42 so, 31, 79 39, 85 '33 33, 51, 85 '35, so '33, 39, 58, 79 79 '52, 76, 83 28, 87 81 66, 76, 51, 51, 65, 71, .,,..,26, ... 8, 20, 46, Ad, '45, 42, ce, , 66 83 40, 67 , 81 121 Messick, Vicki .. Meurer, Steve . , Miller, James . . Mills, Madonna . . Mills, Martha . Mills, Tom . , . Mittendorf, Mike Mohler, Becky . , , Mohler, Linda .. Molen, John ... Moran, Larry .,., Morgan, Debbie Morgan, Marsha Moore, James . Moore, Paul Morris, Gary . Munden, Rita . . Murray, Freda .. Myers, Paula ,. Myers, Rita .. Neal, Debbie ., Nelson, Barbara Nicholas, Darlene Nicholson, Cathy Nicholson, Chris . Nigh, Phil ,.... Nigh, Steve .,.. Nolen, Brenda .. Nolen, Karen , 39, .. . 50, 77, 29, 31, 33, . ..,.,.,. 33, '. f Q as . . 26, 27, 40, 65 N Nordman, Mark ,. . ,. Oaldon, Denese . Oladon, Jeanine . Oaldon, Jeff ... Oaldon, Pam Ohlemiller, Bob . , Ohlemiller, Marcia Orr, Connie .... Orr, Rick .,.... Ottinger, Bob ,. Ottinger, Jack . , . Owens, Debbie ,. Owens, Jerry , . Patton, Joe , . . Peck, Laura .... Peck, William Penticuff, Debbie Peters, Carol Peters, Gary Pflaumer, Nancy . Phelps, Maudie .. Pidgeon, Peggie . Pierce, Jim ..... Pitts, Jan .... Pitts, Jerry ..., Pitts, Marcia ,. Plank, Jack . ,. Poer, Cindy .... Pope, Mike .,.. Porter, Jeannine Porter, Mark Porter, Ray ..., Post, Risa .... . Post, Stephanie . Pride, Patty ,,,, O P 26, 28, Pugh, Paul ..,. ......,. Purtee, David .. Raines, Gary .. R Ratliff, Kathy ....,.,.... Ratliff, Marilyn . 16, 23, 26, 27, 33, Roy, Leslie ..,.. Ray, Nancy .. Ray, Tim ....., Redmon, Mike ., Reece, Dwight Reed, Jerry .,.. 40, 40, 27, 31, 77, ...,.,..40, 22,34,52, .......51, .1732 ..43,76, ..,28 ..'.'27Q'3sQ 51, 76, ,. so, 77, 51 '43, .. Ab 3o,'4o,'71, .. 42, 36, '46, '66, 32, 34, 65, 19, .. 28, 51, 46,52, .. 27, ' 53, .. 33, 1 1 1 28, 68, Reichart, Steve . . . Reynolds, Pam . . Rhodes, Mike . . . Richey, Cheryl ,. . Riggs, Chester . Riggs, Mark . Riggs, Steve Rihm, Mary .,.. Riley, Charles .... Ripberger, John .. Ripberger, Mike . . . Roberts, David . . , Roberts, Gary Roberts, Margie . Rodewald, Debbie Rodewald, Jim ,.., Rodewald, Kathy . Rodewald, Matt . . . Rodewald, Tim . . Roland, Gary ,... Roland, Roxie Roll, Hershel Roll, Nancy .... Roll, Ronnie . Roy, Ronnie .... Roy, Sue ........ Ruckel, Barbara . . . Ruckel, Nancy Rumple, Mariorie Schaeffer, Pam .. . Schaeffer, Gary . . . Schaeffer, Ronnie Schaeffer, Tom ., Schatzlein, Mike .. Schweizer, Kenny . Seats, Denny ,.... Shafer, Kathy Shafer, Pam . .. Sherry, Jim .,.... .. 21, f 'f f f .' 03, 57. 27, . Q 22,5 35, S . . Q '27, '29, Shields, Ewing ................. Shields, John .. 16 Simmons, Jim ..... Sipe, Jill ..,. Sipes, Rick . . . Sipes, Terry . . . Sites, Linda ..., Sloan, Mairlyn . . . Sloan, Mike . . . Smith, Harry ,... Smith, Jackie .. Smith, Jenny . .. Smith, John ... Smith, Sandra Smith, Susan .. Smoot, Mike ..., Sneed, Delonda . .. Snider, Gary .... Snider, Linda Snider, Mary ..., Snodgress, Terri .. Sorrell, Bob Sorrell, Charles . Sorrell, Gwen .. . South, Clyde ,.,4.. 1 26, 27, 46, 52, .. 33, .,'.4.'51, 27, 27, 28, 29, 31, 33, South, Doris . . . .,...,..,. , . . . Sparks, Linda , . S arks Mike ..... P 1 Starbuck, Glenna 4, 38, 42, Stearns, Mike ,.... Stephens, Jack . Stephens, Joe .... 27, Stephens, Lynetta ,.., . . Steurer, Nancy .,.. Stewart, Mickie . Stewart, Patty .. Stickford, Leslie . . Stoots, Sharon .... Strader, Peggy . .. Strunk, Judy ....., Sturwold, Kathy .. Sullivan, Charles .. Swartz, Gary . . . Swartz, Jerry ..., Sweet, Carolyn . . Swindell, Jane . , Swindell, John . , . 6:53, 4,57, 1965 galgxy index Tague, Teddy . . . , Thompson, Bob . . ... Thompson, Connie . . Thompson, Glenda . Thompson, Janice . Thompson, Mike .. Tilton, Judy . .,. ...... ...,. Tompkins, Danny ... ...,. .... Tompkins, Joe ., . . 51, Townsedd, Hugh ..,, .,,., Trent, Mike . . . . . . . Tribbey, Rick . . . . . 76, Trieschman, Bruce . . . 33, Trieschman, John ,... Trump, Connie .. V .. 31, 46, 57, ... 33, 40 Van Duyn, Allen .,.., .. 51, Van Duyn, Kay , ..t.,.. ...,... . Vanlandingham, Everett ..,.,. 7, 26, Vest, Myla ...... ,.., . . . 68, W Wadman, Nancy ..,., . .. Walda, Sue ...... Walker, Cindy .,. ..,.... .... Walker, Leroy . . . . . 46, 49, 58, Walker, Marcus . , ....,.. , . Walker, Ron .... . . . 22, Walker, Steve . Walters, Jim . . . Wampler, Julie .. ..., .. Watson, Catha . , . . 40, Weber, Janet ... .... Weber, Rita .... .. 39, Weber, Roberss . . . . . . . Weesner, Kathy .... . . . Wegesin, Marti .. ... Weimer, David . . .... . . Wells, Welsh, White, White, White, White, Becky... .... Steve .... . .. 28, 51, Beverly .... . 33, Darlene .... .. 33, John ..... ... 51, Julie .. .... White, Larry .... ...... White, Larry ...,.. .. 51, Whitfield, Johnny .... ..... Wiatt, Chris ....... . . . 27, Wiatt, John ....... . . . 39, Williams, Alora .. , ...... Williams, Billy ... .,..,..... .... Williams, Mike . . . .......... 40, 51, Williams, Ron ,... ..31, 32, 46, 52, Williams, Vickie ....,.............. Wilson Wilson , Bob ..... .............. David... ..... Wilson, Dorman ... .....,.. .... Wilson, Patti . . . . , . 30, 33, 65, Wilson Vickie . . . ....... . . . . Wilt, Larry . , . .,... . . . . Wilt, Mike .... .. Wisehart, Mike ... .... .. Wood, Wood, Wyatt, Wyatt, Wyatt, Wyatt, Ann ..,. .. 40, Melvin ,.-. .... Carol ... .. 76, Judy... Mike... ....51, Ronnie .,...........,.,.. ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Bartle, Ann ......,...,.........,. Ballenger, Hilton .. ... 13, 18, Bell, Lyle O. .... ..,.... . Beu mel, Errol ..... ...... Biltimier, Verena ..,. ....... Chattin, William H. ,, .... 21, Conner, George . . , . . . . Deiwert, Gale .,... . . . 16, Dellinger, J. J. Fort, Hulda ..... ,. . 23, Forst, Vivian , . . . . . . . Hagner, Beth Ann Hamm, William .... Hardin, Colburn S. Hollinger, Dorothy Howard, Ron ...... Irwin, Robert L. ,.. Kaufman, Ralph .. Kile, Dan ...... . Langford, Larry B. Mayhill, Margaret Mercer, Claire Ann Meurer, Robert N. Myers, Robert .... Nixon, William . . . Nordman, Alice .. Orr, Glenn E. .... Parker, Dwight R. Parks, Lawrence .. Patton, Helen .... Perrigo, Robert .. Peterson, Charles Polk, Carlton B. .. Shields, John W. . Smith, Wanda .. ... Stratton, Myron ,. Stroup, Margaret Ann . Taylor, Margaret . . Tipton, Edithe ..,... Van Arsdel, Richard Ward, Barbara .. Weber, Dave .... Williams, Herbert Williams, Jan .... Wilson, William G. Wright, James .,,.,. 102 19,105 . 19,62 72,105 . .... 17,102 ......17,102 ......23,28,101 100 45, 47, 48, 49, 104 17,102 103 102 .. 36,105 ,.....31, 110 19,50,104 32,105 ...32, 103 .. 100 ...57,104 ...........102 103 22,40,41, 105 20, 104 .. .,...... 100 ...42,105 .. ........ 100 105 ...,.......,..101 . .... 20,215,104 ......21,104 .. 34,104 100 100 101 .. ..10O .....,....29, 103 GENERAL INDEX Academics .................... 16-23 Activities .............. . . . 24-43 Administration 81 Faculty . . . . 100-105 Advertisements ...,...... . . . 106-129 Athletics .......,. . 44-59 Awards ...... ..,. 2 7 Band .... . 36-39 Baseball ..... . , . 56 Basketball B-team 50 Freshman ... .... 51 Jr. High... .....51 Varsity . . . . 46-49 Cheerblock ..... ..., 4 3 Cheerleaders . . . . . . . . 42 Chorus ........ . 40-41 Cross Country .... . 52-53 Elementary Sixth Grades .. 88-89 Fifth Grades . . . . 90-91 Fourth Grades . . . . 92-93 Third Grades . . . . . 94-95 Second Grades . . 96-97 First Grades . . . . , . 98-99 Football ..,... .. 59 Golf ..,......... . . 58 Latin Club ,............ . . 32 National Honor Society . . 26 Office Assistants . . ..... .... 3 1 Physical Education Assistants . . . . , . . 31 Prom ., ....... ,.... . ..,. . . Science Club Shop Assistants . . . Spanish Club . . . Student Body Seniors .... Juniors .,.... Sophomores . . . Freshmen ...... Eighth Grade . . Seventh Grade . . . Student Council .. Student Librarians Tennis .......,.. Track ....,.... Yearbook Staff .. 10-11 29 H30 H32 . 62-75 . 78-79 80-81 . . . 82-83 . . , 84-85 . . . 86-87 ....28 ....3O ..,.57 54-55 34-35 u i ,.x ,4 QQ 1,. 3 Q4 f F., P I A I I 1 . K 1 L' T' H L. 'L +4 P4 .. 1 ,. ,- Y 1 r, L2 52 , -J' . 1 - .I ', nf' .5