Kokomo High School - Sargasso Yearbook (Kokomo, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1955 volume:

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DON WALTERS CYNTHIA BAUER 'XX Tx bw' V .df YES KOKOMO HIGH SCHOOL YJ I I Koxomo, INDIANA in K XNSSN is XY kJ. Nm is XL IW X it N' J A-5,1 'YO N 'x 4. ,,4,.w MM' ' LU -Li 5 .4 s J -N msg gi w2Sif, I i f QS A A... ,,, ,....- e- 3 X X LN k X U. Q M X , . 3 WEN' A I X . L i 1 e. x 5 Q Si E. ,X S i 8' SCHQQL Classes Prieu tts Activities Atiiietics ,,.,-v- ' ,,,,, 5 Q WWANX. , 1 , ,,, i ,,.,.-a-if' '5i. :fk.L E ,- ' . f5,,,,,, X N X , t NYM' Q - V f i X My F' 0. N' , six ja 1 i b fa , gy Q 3 ,t 5. .4 J M - XX -. M WQ wx - Q QQ ..1 J, . . .,... ., f 1 . XXUI' tl: xYHC.lliUI11ll Buildi xx, Kuutz Fic-I imply, 'LXW :Rus ' EQ S f J o V L0 l U In 'hlllnl ' S , ' Q Fails .xml fashions in clutlics :irc high- liilits in eva-ry gills lifcl Tu he Al wcigil success in RHS um' shuulil own ar pail' of Bcrininln slwrts. lXlmlcling thu popular ll'lNW'l'.ll' :irc lscutull: lilly Kully, San- ili i Nnith, nml lSt4imlingJ: M.xi'ilyn Quin- n tc, Kalllil Hnginun, Susie Strin-hi-l, dc 1ool GEIVG Us Within thu covcrs of this lmulq lirs thi- story ut mn' livcs :nt liulwinu High School fm' W5-l-55. ln the fullmx'i11g pages wc rclivc mzmy XYUI1llL'l'l.lll 1-vi-ills :incl L-xpwiciici-s. Many of thu-sc cxpi-1'ii-ilu-s wcrc maclc pussihlc hy thc fricmlsliips wc acqliirccl in RHS. lk-cause our school is thc only high sclwol in Kulqmno. thc fri:-ncls wc: nlziclc in its clzlssromns were thi- onus wi- lmuw :md clalcil outsiilc of sclwul. XYith tha-sc fricncls wc si-urchcml fm' knmvlcdgc. clmrzictcr, and strvngtli to nmki- oursclvcs lmcttcr inmlivicluzils. This ycai' the cntirc nation si-cinccl to hc on :i statistical lringc, so wi- thnught it wuulcl he fun to sur- vcy mn' fricncls in RHS. Throughout this lnmlc we hzivc im-ntiuncrl vziriuus facts and figures uf intcrcst :zlmut our sclimnl :incl its inhzihitants. Su turn thc pzxgcs :xml cnjuy thc wonzlcrfnl timcs we had in Z1 typical ,-Ximiiczin high scliruull l W x --. fi, we K 1 ,I 2153 1? ffiix 'YQAB5' KW' eg A l'Ly Ns.,1,,.v+ i 3.39 .ef uw' V 1. J, 3. 5 ,. Q Q -gg: 'ii ' X sh 5 4 s M QE P S .L.. S .. . 1. 5 W? ,W Wx :P XX' ing in 5UIllL'l'.lSl1lUIll Appi'nxim.1tclx 880 L'I1L'lA.iLk'flC stuilt-nts iiilit-tl iw llltll' own two fcct, wliilt' ll' tl.ulu-tl to iyatcli thc scluml bus. Tlit lcst ut tlu' atutlcnt lwmly w.is citliti ClLlllffL'Lll't'kl tu nclwol by parents ui wcrt- furtiingitu in tlriviiig their uw cars, Hcrt- lxl1ll'LI.l XVllwn pulls up in hi-i' Cimslu' lint-sliutf' Life lnsicle KH Qllereul Nlan Dun't forgot tu lwuy yuur Senior Cline Plgiv ticket? Thou- will ln .1 im-rting ut .ill blllllllll'-Sfllltili Rcfcptii-ii cuAcl1nii'111cn in tln' lllllklly .it 4163 Thus iam tlu- nimning lwullutin. Mi. lfiirl Vdlils vpx lux xnplmiimit will :mum wcll intui'mt'il .ls tu tlul l1lIL'5f hi W4l1II1j.fNlbfK IIS. lliurn' cuiiiu .1 timt- in muy Ntniuiw litc fini' limi tu ilim tli.1t up .mil gown .mil m.ii'cl1 .1L'rm:Q tlm L' xtaluu tiv l'w11'lp imil c.IlL'lIIIlNl.lHL'L'.H Hcrc Shir- lu lXliwritgmm'ii' .atliuxtx lit-1' mv, L' .ill l1.lil tu .urns a.1xl1 niuru Gmini morning , , . y.lNYI1l 'l'L't'ril'1ly lung .ilgchigi .isxignf ment for limnt-wiwlc l.1st night. The hulls were j.1m- inctl hctwccn catch puriml .is stuilcnts wurkctl tlmsc tricky l-vclxcr Cuinhintitiirns .ippmxir miiti-ly S times it tiny nntl hurriul tiff to their next exciting tlcstingitiwnf ixciting Activities amcl Clialleii esl Thu typical xtutlcnta .lllUXYLlY!KLA must stretch 1 lung xxnly, hut wliu could think of Q1 hcttcr invest- ment th.1n hixslgn-thilll tickets? Hn-rc lump-lmppy Hoosiers linc up for thcwc itll impurtiint scilwn l'NIUkN, Oh, what du huys knitw ulmut lllillit- up! Chuck Couch in only trying tn ha helpful .15 hc anal other tense PL'l'iU1'lUL'I'N prepare for curtain time in thc 1955 Hull.1- lmilixo. During his ftilll yL.lI'S in thc lmppy lmlls of KHS almost cvcryl studunt L'Ill1L'I Y0lLII1fL'k'l5 UI is Lil'AlfIk'd to wrvc un smnn- knUl11l1lltIl'L', Hvrc lNQ'lNbL'l'5 of lid HLISIWYIS cxtm-curriu11l.11' .lct1xi- tus cmnlnittu- of Student CZUUHKII .urn lwuxy x1L'L'Ul'.lIinjL nur I7L'.lllfifLll Cflmruxtnmx tru' .md fllling Iwnkctx with fum! fm' thu 11m-dx. YWQ Enjoyed Haul Xworls ann Kim Lx.: uumtul lwrm-xxwlk, .unyxxyayf NUINCUIIL' Llrulllwul up L'IlUllj.1ll .lNNigllIl1L'I1IN tu . . V . ku ' tlu Jurqngn gm' xtu-lylnlg .ulwut U34 Immw .1 week. But ,Ivrry billfflfl, lorry Null, .mul Bull N.nftlgQ-1' .Ill JIQICL' xt uri! tum t X x 4 mx. . 1 --qui wuglm xxlwn tlu- cun1p41ny's gum! .md the 11-flm-sI1111n-xmta plcntifulf una- ,,,.-f' 1 w ww als 4 1-VA 'Q' 53,49 49 'fs 'YK fuk 44 U 'K Piilrties are loads of fun! Especially when everyone in high school shows up! It is .1 ginnl thing Ann lkiurray has in large enough house to ilCCUITllTl0Ll2ltC so many fun-loving people, P. S. She has 21 large 1'efrigemtur tool A . I fx . lnu I1 wit 1 Ll ur Amen 5 Oli, Paul, you may the sweetest things! lutlv Hustun :mel Paul Conwell were at typical example uf the 527 cuuples who left their mvin' days hehintl .mil settlt-tl tlnwn tu going steady. w Pam- ! l Maul and Mellgvw Nlusic XX'm, pl.uL-, or slum' .... Z Thr Gmml Much uf thy Staulust Pull hcgins with Dun lilhlw. PI'L'5iLlCllI uf Boys' l.n-giun, lulnllflll tlmx mu Iv gr-mm-I qm-cn, M.1ry XX'right, and nu-mburs of thy fuurt in rcvicw. H in llu j.Q.ll.l rm'1'1y-gn-mnzml xfupx lung umuululx AQ. 11 :ry XX'rigln lu cmwn Crm- Pcpkgl Rox uf thc lr lU5I Autumn PIUIU. x as iw' . fg.. . A fx M Duts L S V111 'due Nloocv Thr chance in gittcrbug tn the rhytlnn nf Glyn Milly-VS .Hln the hluudu and to dnnu :snwnthly to Hhlulndy nf l.nvu .1ttl'.lffCd many nf um to the .lfTQI'-QLIINC d1lI1Ci.'N. In Urdu' tn . . ,. -,, c.lclwx'.1tc our v1Ctu1'1cs and tn dnn nur' defeats, thc Y-In-ns and H1-X s xpmmmrud 20 such dances during the school year. Page l 11 v C I Yo Pep .md L-x1tl111m1.1s111 1.111 lllllll .at thc .annual lwnflrc pop-snssimm lnfuu our !m.1l Ilmmtlmll IKAINQ' uf thc w.1sm1, wrc Wfas l'1U1'C to Athletics than just A lwumh ut the hun nun hmr, but ilu-y wttlul dwun tu pI.1v lmskvtlmll .md rack up .nmmtlu-r victory for KHSY winmpyn' it up lute-xx gaxm' Yu11'vi'gut tw l7L'Q1l:UUfl7llll lu-ro tim grt along witli tlic l5L'1lllflfLll girlsl ,Lmis Plutnur, Ann Bennie, Km lXlillila.m. Ann lNlui'i'iiy, Dum- tliy Boyle. tlie Teams Am' ri-.ick xml' would iliuli lllll yglixls in tlw .mnu.1l Kokomo Rcluys to receive .1 mciliil frum the Quccn and lici' iitu-mlnntsl Put Bi-imc. Batxy Full, Mr. Farmer, Mary VC'i'iglit, lNfg1i'y Riclmimlwn, Becky Slums. Nilgliu1l'vttl1L'wumcU are urine, all tlie talking., in us liuilillu .ls the Has-Beans 1 c imc L MCL L'UL1l'LlKLIL'llM'UI from their Seniui gil suppuitcix Alter SC mol Wfe a Datex' Fun fm' tlu .LlI'lNQLXPL'l1NlNL lol tlu' lvmvys. 'llu .u'c'l.13gm guy lllhl gal wt lxllSl1.ul.1lm1mlh5.l mmmtlwl Hun Mnrlm lilxnmlw tum, 'Im N-wl. Clmvl lll'KPXYIl, Suxlc SllAlL'l'lt'l, .xml lixll lkuxctt, lvuy Iulu-ts lm' . lllllLlN C.xu.al. su Ha XXlIl1 INN-vm llmxlmul, ul Vflul ilu lv.-xx 111-v:1l.uLll xxlilx Lllll!lll1llIN llmln X.umy lXl.llIL1 K 2: 2 E 5 .1 ll 5 4 gr: ,nu :UNI 2 la fav-Qf yuv' -mm1OW -M ,I wan C1v,,,'.:p,n ar In g,,1nsNAg:Q r- Q by lx M f-fig?-'Tx x fc Q9f7Si5 U11 Three cokes. 6 sandwiches, potato chips, and ice Cream make up the diet of a typical gal at a slumber party. An average of 15 snapshots are taken throughout the evening as the girls dance and sing into the wee hours of the morning. Front row: Judy Hamlin, Becky Federspill. Marilyn DeVinney, Joanna Hall, Jan Diclchocner. Back row: Shirley lNlont3.gomei'y, Donna Nutt. Pat Newlqirli. After the final hell. stutlents congregate at Geiltarts Drugstore to lu ll the latest gossip as they sip one of tlltll' 7.2 Lolo-s a we-els. Page l -.E V 2? -an Q :L Y i Q v f it R 1 an ,, W. 4' LN A M x i at ka., 1 ,WH 3, g , '- '77 ' Q, -., , M 'W , - 1 'Fi' ' 3:-:sr-1 ' A + -val -- F- ni? -':::.-r-' S wg, , . gi Wim: 5 Q, i! 'E if 5 12 - 55:5 fi Z2 3 HQ? N . mfm av- 'vs , F. u V I 1 3 K.. za ml 'Q ssl . W ww JI? ayxfa If Q umm 3 W l -xx ,J A N Q ' !'!lg,f'1 Ns 1 ,. 4 . if 'B i Q GSS S The funniest thing happened in math class today! -Xnd wasnlt that joke Mr. Jones told in lab a riot F Such comments were frequently heard between classes as students hurried along the hallways. That tive minute break just wasn't long enough to stop at our lockers, exchange gossip with the gang. say a dreamy hello to our favorite date, put in an apple- shining word with a teacher, and dash to our seats for the next thrilling iifty-live minutes! llecause of the many line courses offered we can easily understand why our school was once again rated as one of the outstanding high schools in Indiana. Although those physics and trig classes caused many a sleepless night, we were happy and proud to receive that diploma with the satisfaction of knowing we had obtained a wealth of knowledge during our stay in KHS. llqlh fm 32? i 32 f fl 5 V Q U J 1 i kb I.. h.a.i..r 5 , l' y If J! su ,- 4 v 0 Page 19 .fx 'g Iv 1 H W ,K - sm: uw, , 'L J -A L3 urn:-Z , cup.. . '93, '.-al I .,...... I! , . , .L Y' 2-'f 4 fir: , 'A -y, -- 5'1- nm- rlilllu as '- M ,,,. , ,,,'.2,M:',fmy1 giyq ulvaunr-,Wx M .. -f , .,,mg'r-no-n Jw:- mw -nm. ..- M In S7-1 fpqpnq .hr -an uk- : :LL Q su - ' -:.-.5 -1'-S-g ' 'aw IL'- 'trj 17-V , , in -if : 1 am 'X ' 5 ff' if y 1 'f 5 Ii lxtxsf 59 la I ff! Q lslfff s, 1' wifi , 'r in 1 .gif Q ' I 9 H 1 A Z, in . .X Mr. joe Mullins' explanation of the Pythagorean Theorem seems to satisfy his class plme geometry. Provmg Proposilzions Was Harder Dusty erasers and chalk-streaked black boards served as evidence of the long hours of strenous drill used by faculty members to acquaint students with the principles of mathematics. Tfnder the skillful supervision of Mr. Lee Dixon, KHS graduates are grounded in the basic mathematical situations. Descartes Rules and the Pythagorean Theorem are only two of the laws used in advancing the principles of logical reasoning, while the famous Greek philosophers, Archimedes and Thales, become familiar figures as enthusiastic students study plane and solid geometry. Imagine the hundreds of pieces of chalk which were used in present- ing the miles of Figures and illustrations to students who were engrossed in the complexity of trigonometry. Meanwhile, shortened pencils and well- rounded erasers were signs of the many daily lessons and quizes contrived by Mr. Kenneth Crook, Mr. Lloyd Keisling, Mr. Lee Dixon, Mr. Paul Kendall, Mr. Fred Moss, Mr. joe Mullins, and Mr. Donald Bartlett. The importance of mathematics seems ever-increasing since it prepares future graduates for teclmical training in the future and also teaches those majoring in math to think in a logical and sound manner. Page 21 ,lt'I'I'l' ll.11tl1-y, lone- llL'Illl.lIll, Frul Grgmswn, and K111'l11 H.1g.:11111n suck to unfold .1t111111c x1-11111 .1s Mrs, l'.1t1'i11.1 flll'lNllll.lll xx.1t1'lu-s tu sun- lllllt r111tl1ing cxplsulcs. XSUC EXP OTSA. I-l1l1C U11lQ11L7W11 Alllfl , . lmlx' I1u1k.11 11 x111111111 1111111lw1x 111 Ml, Ulm 11'1ltKl1111l11414y1l.1xs 1-x1l.1i111 .1x tl111 1ll'.lXX P.ll'.llllk'L'IL lllilll Illlk IUNLUPIL HlTNL'I X llllllll 1 l mn llllI'lllllQ zu1ul ll0ll'5 111 lllll' lufsl unrmla. lllSSl'CllllQ slum' frogs. 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X41 1 F1 For llie C asses ln Culture scph Rngains' Music Apprcciutiun Class smiles .lt Dave Shcpurds requust for Rl1apsmly in Blue. Mr, In s ,GSK K in A A M llll i Nli. Ins:-pli lQ1lQIllIlS :mrl thc Klusic .XIJIJVUCIZIIIKIII class Ifmlg zulvzintzlgc of thc new high Iiclclity plloiluglupll in lists-ning tu I1c'c'tl1m'v11's Fifth Syiiipliuiiyu cm r lit'I'SllXYl1l 's lil1:1psucly lll Ilhu Ihr in Iviwstvcl stiiclcnts also stucliccl thc hvvs ut svx'v1':1l L'UlllITlJSi'l'S mcl lmpimul the-ir lcclmiczll lq1141xx'lL-rlgvufthi lllllslk ll wi nflrl. fl :Ei N lhclcr thc export guicl- zlllcv of Bliss lli-rilicc' Nlcliin- lcx tha stufliuts sturhul mii- uus works of past masters :mil pcrfcctccl their own skills in nrt clisplziy czlsc' might think turucml to KIIS. lzzmcl their interests in thc :nrt :mtl music Zll?lJl'l'Cl1lllllll clzlsscs. Under the dircctism of Miss Bernice McKinley, future artists produce their first master-pic-ces. Illlllltlllg, SliQ'lL'l1illQ, :mil mlcf Slglllllg, .Xllyolic passing' thc' thzit Micliclzilige-lu hurl rc- Vl'l1USi'CUllllUlSS4'l1I'SUf thi: mic arts fmmrl Il clizlmm- to cxs Page T K J 4 1. A 'W Q I' I I ff, K Lk ,, 7 , A 1 - ',ffgilj.112-. ' V, A ,, 5 4 .WM ' f x K 1 'L , 1 5' t. W '1 ff.ggfV v' i 54-I , 'DN 'Q---dw APT i'N As 97. fm 3 i -X Q 3 .T v k 1 .. .1 Y XX .1 Q gf 55-r .. QL . . Y , fs if 1 MQ V Q5 - 5? -A ff-SL' wk 'vm ,V W The Girls Sewecl Wliile In , Page' 30 Fashion is the husiness of these talented girls who learn to make their own delightful wartlrohus. Who kiiows--a fntnre graduate from our excellent llonie lfeonoinics llepartinent may soinerlay design the latest fashions for l'owers Modeling .Xgc-nay in New York City or create nienns for Cliieagos famous l'ninp lqtbtlllll Xtlietlivr planning a career in home economies or preparing for the iinportant role of hoineniaker, a girl receives expert training in hasic l'llllflZlIlll'lll2llS through the cooking ancl sewing classes. Hin' lmright spin'-anrl-span kitchen with all its nioclernistie equipinent inarle cooking a real joy to anyone! The girls prepared their tasty creations in a clelightfnl atmosphere of sparkling white cahinets, stoves, ancl sinks. The inorlel kitchens are complete with automatic clishwashers, clriers. and even garbage disposals. lfnjoying the preparecl foocl in the modern clining room complete with lovely clrapes. rlavenport, ancl chairs, is enough to make any girl look forwarfl to hoint-making. Q 3 viz f M , - Q - N'-X W -'L I W' ,b .ik ALE ly., A 2 , I FM . 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Long after we leave these familiar halls we'll remember the smiling faces of the kids so dear to our hearts. NYhile other friendships may be forgot-ours will not! F3 'J .L 7 Q ln at ffl H f' will X! I its , l 'W ll' ssl Page Pune 34 lm Top Row: Mr, Merrill A. Brunk, Mr. Max H. Comer, Mr. H. Alva Edwards, Mr. L. J. livam. liuttum Row: Mrs. john Ii, Fell, Mr. Charles F. Hutlmwny, Mr. I., O. Williairiis, Mr. O. M. Swihnrt. They Formulate Sc lool Policies Clin the lilUl7l'II'0ffL'l'S use Nl!'lllUl'lZll Clyiniizisiiiiii? Xllieii will the New ifiiglisli lil: he opeilecl I Such qiiestimls would llilfllfilllj' come before the seliuol lmozml siiiee it is respmisilile for :ill silimwl pi'operty. 4 -i,.r lhiw xmi, fm ti lrst time in the historx' of lxllb, our high seliool :uid :ill ullier sclwulfs in liulminu :mrl Center 'l'UXYIlSl1llJ. were gcrvernecl hy zi school huzirfl expzmrlecl from live to seven memlmers. This larger lmrvzircl was reqiiirecl because of thx Kfblltstlllflllllflll nt thi eltx' sclumls :incl those of the township into wlizll is lmuwn :is the Kukmnrm-Ceiiter Towrisliip Umsulirlzltefl Seliuol CUl'IJOI'Z1ll0lI. lava-rv stiirlent s pzxreiits, :ns voters. elect the city euimeil. which in turn zippoims live members to the huznrrl from lxulmmo. I he two members from feiiier 'Vownsliip :ire zippmiltc-rl lu' the juclgc is of the Circuit :incl Superior Cmirts. XX'm'lQiiig' with Klr. 4 J. Xl. SXX'lllIll'f, Superiiiteifrlem ul' Scliools, the lmozwcl tackles prulnlems vzuisefl lax' iiierwuing ClIl'UllIllClllS :mrl seeks to solve them lmy provirlirig new elementziry :incl jlllllfll' high seliuols. Hue ul the must importzmt cliities nl the lmuzml is that of zuljustiiig the seliuul fleet :mel rlistrilmtiiig fiimls in the lmest possible mzuiiier. The lmusv members mlm hire teachers :uirl rather scliuul lJ0l'SUIlllCl :mtl l-Ofllllllllfl' selifml policies. llie memlmers of the ll0Zll'kl who flirl siieh Z1 ermiim-mlzilmle jolm this year were Nli. l.. nl. l.x.im, prcmlenf: Nlr. Nlerrill QX. llruuk, secretary: Klr. l,. U. Xxllllllllllti, tri lllfl Nlrs Iolm ll l'cll Xlr Nl N Y 4 -zlsurerqz ' 1 L :mrl Mr. ll. .Xlva liclwimls H . . . . :lx ll. Comer, Mr. Charles l'. llutliawzlv, Mr. O. I. Farmer looks to the future of Kokomo High School. He Directs the High School The smooth and efficient operation of Kokomo High School is a very big job, but our principal. Mr. U. l. Farmer, is equal to the task. Mr. Farmer's well taken advice has helped many KH S'ers over a thorny prob- lem. His cheerful attitude and friendly smile place even the most reserved student at ease. This is the first class which has known no other principal, since this is Mr. Farmer's fourth year as chief administrator of Kl'lS. During those four years it has been the pleasure of the graduating class to discuss their situations with this very helpful man. He seems always to have the correct answer and is willing to help remove the trouble. The steady stream of traflic in and out of Room 207 is some indication of the magnitude of Mr. Farmer and his job. The busy principal meets with each person and helps him to the information he wants, whether it be data from one of the files kept in his office, his opinion on an administrative problem, or just a little friendly advice. Mr. Farmer, one of the valuable assets of KHS. will always remain in the memory of every graduating student. Page 3 Page 36 The cheerful smiles of Miss Estella G. Pearce and Mrs. Audra Lindley make every girl s day a bright and rewarding one. These Friends He pe 'lihroughout her career in high school every girl needs an ardent friend in whom she can confide and who will treat her confidence sympathetically. The girls of Kl IS are certainly fortunate to have such understanding deans as Nliss listella G. l'earce and Mrs. Audra Lindley. Room 205 is always full of girls who seek friendly advice concerning absence problems or classroom difficulties or who may just drop in to discuss that fabulous guy in chemistry class and the decorations for the :Xutunm l'rom. The duties of a dean are many! This year besides guiding the personal and educational problems of the 1038 girls they found time to co-sponsor the Girls' League and to teach Orientation Classes. ,Ns advisers to the Student founcil they helped various committees within the organization plan and execute their work. Their busy offices might well have been termed a clear- ing house for girls to sign up for work on civic projects. lt's hard to believe that their telephones practically rang off the hook as office assistants answered approximately l20 calls a day! So that we might receive those familiar little green slips calling us to committee meetings or to important business with our dean, these busy ladies signed their autographs 200 times a week, Miss l'earce and Mrs. l.indlev are wonderful friends to have and remem- ber long after graduation and, in our estimation. till their roles as deans with 100' 1 perfection ! Mr. J. P. jones is a friendly and helpful adviser to all. O VC GUI PIOlJlCIHS These boys of KHS don't know how lucky they are to have such a capable dean as our cheerful Mr. bl. Paul ilones. 'lihis giant of a man with the disappearing hair certainly has a busy life. llis duties as dean are enough to keep any normal man busy! lf you don't believe it, go sit in his office after a lunch period and observe the number of tardy slips he signs! Some of those excuses would try anyone's patience! How he keeps from blowing his top we'll never know! Did you know that he signed his name from 500 to 600 times a week? About 200 of those were tardy slips. Oh! those writer's cramps! llesides his regular duties as dean he is the assistant principal and advises our governing body, the Student Council which involves him in the distribu- tion of tickets for the ballgames and with the yell group. The lloys' Legion would be quite confused without his supervision ! :Xnyone who envies him or his job is plain crazy unless he wants to be on the go all the time. lt's next to impossible to get an appointment with Dean jones, but if he has any time left it belongs to his students. Some of the boys never stop to appreciate this genius who has the amazing talent of being able to stretch minutes to get the most out of them. lYe are all indebted to Dean jones, the man who never stops! H L10 l Page 38 rienclly Faculty Forge Futures Can you picture your history teacher jumping into his Chevrolet and driving 210 miles to direct a summer scout camp? 1 lr maybe your dean enjoying a M inch steak because the stubborn tish in Lake Michigan weren't biting? A Sargasso quess tiounaire revealed these and other interesting facts about our faculty here at KH S. XYhile we're vacationing, our linglish teacher may be planting petunias or baking goodies for her family. tSeventy-five per cent of our faculty members are married and these have 2.9 children apiecel Our math instructor probably is cheering the Giants on to victory via television. Fifteen teach summer school and we are grateful to them for our chance to rack up those extra credits. NYe are most fortunate to have such interested and well informed teachers to educate us. Sixty-four per cent have attended school in the past tive years, and we know they are up to date on the latest classroom methods since 59 listed reading as a favorite pastime. Although we students constantly annoy these wonderful people with our noisy bubble gum and unprepared lessons. every student of KI-IS is greatly indebted for the education and inspiration he has received from these understanding friends. Mathematics, jr. Class, Athletic Board. Ticket Clerk, Memorial Gymnasium. BOURNE, NEVA, School Accountant. Recreation. Track g Auditorium. torium, Administrative Council. lic Relations. Principals Office. School Nurse. BARNGROVER, ROBERT, A. B., M. S., Butler University BARTLETT, DONALD, B. S., Indiana State Teachers College Mathematicsg Bible Club, Organization Board BOURNE, JOSEPHINE, Madame Blaker's Teachers College BRATTON, RUSSELL, B. S., Central Normal College M S Indiana Universityg Head, Commercial Department Coach Freshman Football, Assistant Basketball, Golf Health and BUSHONG, ROBERT, B. S., Ball State Teachers College Driver Education and Healthg Coach Assistant Football and CALHOUN, ELIZABETH, A. B., Hanover College A M Indiana University, Social Studies, Monitors, Social Audi CAMPBELL, RUTH, A. B., Indiana Universityg French Spanish CHRISTMAN, PATRICIA, B. S., Indiana University Chemistry Physical Scienceg Honor Society, Science Club CLINIGENPEEL, REX, B. S., Ball State Teachers College Pub COLLINS., GERTRUDE E., B. S., Temple University Registrar COMP. IRMA, R. N., Good Samaritan School of Nursing CONAXVAY, JOHN O., B. S., Indiana State Teachers Collegrl M. A., Columbia University, Industrial Arts, Public Re- lations. COOMBES, LENA XVEITKNECHT, A. B., Butler University, English and Orientation, Counselor, Future Teachers Club, Scholarship. COVER. ESTHER FAY, A. B., M. S., Indiana University, Orien- tation Chairman, Director of Audio-Visual Education and Guidance, Opeartors, Stage Equipment, Scholarship. CRITCHLOW, SHARLOT, Treasurer, Principal's Office. CROOK, KENNETH W., B. S., Manchester College, A. M., Ball State Teachers College, Mathematics, Monitors, Ad- ministrative Council. CROSS, VUALTER M., B. S. A., Purdue University, Science, Asst. Track and Cross Country Coach, Health and Recre- ation. DIXON, LEE H., B. S., M. S., Purdue University, Head, Mathematics and Science Departments, Locker Supervision, Athletic Ticket Sales, Scholarship. DOODY, BERNICE, B. S., University of Illinois, Home Eco- nomics, Social. DUNBAR, GEORGE C., B. S., M. A., Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Commercial, Business Adviser, Sargasso, Monitors, Publications. EDVUARDS, ESTHER, R. N., Alton Memorial Hospital, Nurses Training School, School Nurse. FARLOVU, LILITH M., A. B., Earlham College, English, Speech, Speech Club, Sr. Class, Stage Equipment. FARMER, O. I., A. B., M. S., in Education, Indiana University, Principal, Administrative Council, School Service. FARRAR, ALICE R., A. B., Allegheny College, English, Honor Society. FAUSSET, MARY A., B. M., DePauw University, Music, Audi- torium. FLEENOR, VIRGIL, B. S., Indiana State Teachers College, M, S., Indiana University, Vocational, Social. FRANKLIN, CHARLES XV., B. S., Ball State Teachers College, M. S.. Indiana University, Mathematics, Science, Jr. Class, Business Adviser, Red and Blue, Publications, Administra- tive Council. GILLMAN, NORMA R., B. S., M. S., Indiana University, Speech and Hearing Therapy. GINN, ALICE IEWELI., B. S., Manchester College, M. A., Northwestern University, English, Orientation, Scholar- ship, jr. Class. GOSMA, RUTH, B. S., Indiana University, Librarian, Scholar- ship. Library Club. GREENLEE, LOUIE BLANCHE, B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Home Economics, jr. Class. HAMILTON, ROBERT, B. S., M. S., Butler University, Com- mercial, Coach, Wrestling, Asst. Football and Baseball Coach, Health and Recreation. HANDLEY, ELIZABETH, A. B., DePauw University, A. M., i oithvicstern Universit Head En lish De irtment, Edi- Yn' . y, ', Ig. -pa' torial Adviser, Sargasso, Scholarship, Publications. HILL. CHESTER, B. S., Indiana University, Athletic Director, School Service. HIMELICK, A. A., B. S., Ball State Teachers College, M. S., Stout Institute, Vocational Director, Public Relations. HL! Page 40 HOOVER, EARL, B. S., Purdue University, Auto Mechanics. HORN, RUTH, A. B., Earlham College, English: School Ser- vice. HUTCHCROPT, MARTHA, Assistant, Bookstore. HUTCHCROET, MEI.DA, Stenographer. Superintendents Ot- fice. JONES. HAVEN, B. A., Beloit College, M. A., L'niversitv of Chicago, Chemistry, jr. Class. 4 JONES, J. PAUL, A. B., M. S., Butler University: Asst. Prin- cipal, Dean of Boys', Administrative Council. Boys' Legion, Student Council, Lens, Monitors, jr. Class, Publications, Stage Equipment. JONES, JANE, A. B., Butler University, English, Honor Society, Dramatic Club. KAY, HELEN L., B. S., Ball State Teachers College, English: Auditorium. KEISLING, LLOYD, A. B., DePauw University, M. A.. Indiana University, Mathematics, Counselor, Scholarship. jr. Class. KENDALL, J. PAUL, A. B., Manchester College: M. S., Indiana University,, Mathematics, Debating, Jr. Class. KERN. MILDRED, B. S., Southwest State College, English, Red and Blue, Sr. Play, Hullabaloo, Sr. Class. Publications, Stage Equipment. KIGER, KARL W., B. S., M. S., Indiana State Teachers College: M. S., Indiana University, English, Hullahaloo. Dehate. Monitors, Jr. Class. KLINGLER, CHARLES D., A. B.. Manchester College: M. A., Indiana University, English, Puhlic Relations. LAYMON, CLARENCE H., B. S., Butler University, English' Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Monitors. LEGG. ISABELLE, B. S., A. M., Ball State Teachers College' Commercial, Counselor, Scholarship, School Service. LESTER. CHARLES C., B. S., Indiana State Teachers College: M. A., Ball State Teachers College, Social Science: Social. Monitors, Administrative Council. LINDLEY, AUDRA SNYDER, A. B., Indiana University, INI. S., Butler University, Dean of Girls, Orientation, Admin- istrative Council, Girls' League, Student Council, Puhlic Relations, Scholarship, Leeadership Cluh. LOCKE, ESTHER, R. N., Lutheran Deaconess Hospital. Chicago Illinois, School Nurse. I.OL'TH, LELAH T., DePauw University, Director of Attend- ance, Public Relations. MACHIN. HELEN BATEMAN. Asst. Purchasing Agent. Super- intendent's Office. MADDOX, ED., A. B., M. A., University of New Mexico' Social Studies, Monitors. MASON, EVERETT, B. S., Indiana State Teachers College: Printing, Social. MCCLUNG, PEGGY, B. S., Ball State Teachers College, Com- mercial, Organization Board. MCINTOSI-I, ELIZABETH, A. B.. University of Michigan: Social Studies, Organization Board, School Service. MCKINLEY, BERNICE, Graduate, Chicago Applied Arts School, Fine Arts, Palette Club, Social, Monitors. MERITT, OLIN, A. B., Wirbzrsh College, M. A., Ball State Teachers College, Science, Tennis Coach, Honor Society, Sr. Class, Administrative Council. MOORE, FRANK G., B. S., Ball State Teachers College, M. S., Stout Institute, Drafting, Public Relations, Freshman Hi-Y, Camera Club. MOSS, FRED H., A. B., Indiana University, A. M., Michigan University, Mathematics, Monitors, jr. Class. MULLINS, jOE H., B. S., M. S., Indiana University, Mathe- matics, Chairman of Jr. Class, Publications. MUNCIE, -I, WARREN, A. B., DePauw University, Social Studies, Monitors, Honor Society. MUSTARD, DIONE, A. B., Butler University, English, Audi- torium. MUSTARD, FRED, A. B., Indiana University, A. M., Univer- sity of Chicago, Head, Social Studies Department, Inter- national Relations Club, Organization Board. NELSON, MARY DAHL, B. S., Taylor University, Physical Education, G. A. A., Yell Group, Yell Leaders, Health and Recreation. NEWLON, RAY, Indiana University, Vocational, Social. NICHOLS, BARBARA FORD, Bookstore. OREM, PAULINE C., A. B., Earlham College, Home Economics, Cafeteria Director, Social. OVERTON, FRANK, B. S., Western Michigan State College, M. S., Indiana University, Head, Physical Education Depart- ment, Health and Recreation. PEARCE, ESTELLA G., Ph. B., Ripon College, Dean of Girls, Orientation, Administrative Council, Girls' League, Public Relations, Student Council. PHILAPY, GERALDINE, A. B., Ball State Teachers College, Commercial, Concessions, Auditorium. PHILLIPS. IZDXWARD VU., A. B., Indiana University, A. M., Ball State Teachers College, Social Studies, jr. Class, Moni- tors. PLATT. IOSEPH M., B. S.. Indiana University, Health and Physical Education, Head Basketball Coach, Asst. Football Coach, Health and Recreation. POXVELL, IOSEPH S., A. B., M. A., Indiana University, Social Studies, Honor Society, Monitors. PRATHER. GENEAL, A, B., A. M., Indiana University, Social Studies, Public Relations, Teachers Welfzlre. RAGAINS, -IOSEPH M., A. B. Indiana Central College, M. S., Iordan College of Music, Chairman, Music Department, Auditorium. RAILSBACK. HELEN, A. B., Indiana University, Latin, Honor Society, jr. Class. ROE, FORREST, A. B., DePauw University, A. M., Butler University, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds. SCHNEIDERMAN, MARY, Vocational Secretary. SEAGRAVE. ELSIE T., A. B., DePauw University, English, Latin, Dramatic Club, Thespian Society, Auditorium, Stage Equipment. Page 41 Sll.l.. l,Yl.A Gl1ORGlA, B. A., low.: St.itc Tt-.irlu-rs Clollzgc M. A.. Gcorgt- Pcnlwotly Collt'3.:c for 'll-.lcliuiwi Hr-.iltltx Sr Class. Hcultli iintl Recreation. SONAFRANK, klLll.lA, Receptionist, Sripmiritt-mlcntk Oftirr S'l'lfCflil.l5R, URBAN F., A. B.. lfvtmsvillc Collugug Spariuli l:rL'nt'li, linglislig Hllllllhilllltl, blr, films . S'l'RAXX HRlDGli, MARTHA, A, B.. lIhll.lI1.l l'riix't-raityg ling lislig Speech Club, Jr. Class. THOMPSON, CHlfS'l'lfR. B. S. l. lf., Purtluc l'nix't-rsityg Bl. S lftl.. lntliamil llnivursityg VoC1ltiori.il1 Soci.il. THORNHURGH, DOROTHY, A. B., lntli.mgr l'rliYt'i'xity1 ling lisli. Oriuntaitiong Courisclor, Scliolnrship. Tl'RNlfR, GENE. B. S., lmliilnit lliiivt-rnityg Pl1y5ir.il lftltimtion Drivcr lftlucgltion, FI'L'Sl1lU1ll1 Truck, lilskctlmill Co.icl11 Asst Fr. Footlmll Cfoiuclig lr. Clam, Hcultli .mtl Rn'crc.ition. l l l'l2Rl'5ACK, liARl. M., B. CL'Illl'-ll Norm.1l Cfollt-gc: M. S. Butler University, Social Science, Org.miziition l5o.1itl. XYARTHIQN, KENNIZTH VUAYNIQ, B. S.. Ct-ntr.il Nlll'Ill.ll Col- lrgilrl M. A., Brill Stiltc 'lluiclicix fiUllC'jlL'1 llmiiu-as lftlutxl- tion, Public Rt-lations. W'Hlflfl.liR, NANCY l.,. li. S., Purtluc l'i1ivt-rsity: Pliysicnl lftluuition, G. A, A., Hcilltli .intl Rt-crciitiori. Yull Group. Yell l.L-iltlws, Pulvlic' Rclqitions, W'lCKl2RSl-lAlNl, RUTH Hl.'TCHCROF'l'. SL'L'l'L'l.lI'l' to Supvr- intr-ntlcnt of Schools. XX'll.l.lAMS, CHliS'l'lNA, B. S, H. lf,. Pllllllll'lvI1lXL'l'SllY1SHPE! visor, Home lfconomicsg Sr. Clam. XX'll.SON, IEARI.. A. H.. lNl.l11Cl1t'stt'i' Clollt-gt-1 Soriil Scit'r1t't Pulvlic Relations. XYRAY. SHlRl.. A. l5,, Wiibgisli Cfollcgr: M. S.. Puitlut' l'uix't'r- xityg Pliynirsg Autlitorium, -lr. Cl.1ss. H.mtllcy. 5. Mrs, Rutli Gosmii imtl Mrs. l.L-ln l.outl1 rxiiruiut tlu lilwrury tlispliiy. il. Mr. liiirl Wilstwri, Mr. Olin Mcritt. Nr. fil.ll'CllL'l' l..1ymon. .mtl Mr. ,lolm Clongtwaiy cnloy cokt-5 .rt Book XXI-ck tlix- pl.iy. l A gi 1 ae I N5 E QQ ' Nw M N i w x ' ig if is . an M1 6 .wi xg! 5 my A ,W QQ! Q Af? .S 5 - 61 V45 L X. il. ,fi 7ffHn,e..5-3: .V', -Q V me-f 5 il -5' x if ,. 1. zz.-gf - N K tk I N. 7 A 1 .1 , ' 'f K A J -f' H new F -' '.w:i'wf,r- if Hg . 1 Q 43 ff , , ,M . . , . U if -iii? .,,.,., ws L L I YS.- if ,.. 'Q E 1 y 1 , 1 4, xx.lrtf, xmlxm-I pI1yxul.111, LXJIIIIHKN lxI.lI'lUI'lk' Mlwlwltl .as Mlw nlrwu' XX .1 Tl ICSC IDCOP C also GLU' Sc 100 Mu QMIIIUJQ Knllmx .mtl Mxv Slmxlut fxltqlmluxx .lIt' lung xu1'1t.11xw III Ml. l'.llIl1kIN a f.l'k vm kv. wt. , , ..: lff'ifs..- - Q W iff. K-kA T 131 :XSS jim Q . A x . -Maxx Front Rnw: Mrm. Ruth Stockdale, Mrs. Hazsl Han cook, Mrs. Mary Miller, Mrs. Lavgrnchu l.rrvrwn Mrs. Vclmrxh McClain, Mrs. Opal Pzrvcy. Buck Row: Mrs. julia Mcritt, hlrs, Muggircttc Cl'.ll'li Mr. VI. C. Ousley, Mrs. Zona Hrrrlmuglr. Dlrs Beatrice Nolan. Qrnerate 'mootlily Frrwnt Rnw: Mr. George Dclvcnthal, Mr. Clmrlc l-light. Mr. wlarnes Paxton, Mr. Mrwslmll Andrews Mirlrllu Rovvi Mr. Guy Mast, Mr. Herman l.inr.llcy. Puck Row: Mr. Ralph Dixon, Mr, Chester Br'eutllm't Mr. H. Paul Miller, Mr. Wgrltcrr' Mgrlvic, Bla Harry P.1triCl4, Mr, Arch Golding. iigi- -16 Big wliccls on campus are senior officers llcft tix riglitl. Kun Millikim, prcsiilcntg Marcin Wilsmmn, tu-iuiii'ci'g Ann Bniiiuf, M-Crm-tiii'yg iiml jack Herr, vice-prcsulcnt. Seniors low uuperior Sleills lfvn-ry muli-rclzissmziii was iiiipix-ssl-il :is lu- wzilclu-fl llu- mighty sciiim' ilzwli tmin1u'Iivilx' In 1u'Iiv1lx'. lluw' wcrc :ill zixniu ut llu t'ZlSt'1ll14l clliciciuy with wliivli Ilu-sv iippvrclzissnu-n rliix-civil vzirinus clulms ziiul mgziiiizzitimis. llul wuiilcln' ' 1 il lu m'Xi'iliHg' In lzilw Il slnlisticzil lu-:ik into tlicir lJl'lVIllL' livcs? llu- sliuluuiis si-nun' sliuluwl Z lumrs if uumipiiiiul ln clislx lu' tmlnih' 'away il put lmu lull .iiul lll miilulcs c1u'l1 uvuiiiiigf, luu Ulllf' uns lux mu i'u'l1 N 1 1 - 1' q ' .uclwy Hliilllllyu mi ilu- rzuliu. 'lilu'sc si-11' 1 - U H 1 : ' 1 1 '-' - ' :Q rzmqiiig trmn tclcplumc ops-r1itm's to tiiiu-ml . . ,.. -. iliiwvlnni' nssislzmls. l i'um llu'i1' wi-i-lily L ll'lllllQ'i ul 'Elf 13 lluw' spent 'XO En mi Q . 1 .. . K. .. il.1u's, SUIIIHI' umls. :uul czisliiiu-rc swc11lv1's. .Xa lluii' xniu- im Ilu- liirls lmrigiu' L-1lllllk'll llu- svnim' girl cluvsi' .-Xmi Mui'- i ix' :iiul Nziiuw' l.L-ur, wliilc ilu- luws si-lcclcml llulm liiiluluw, l'1u1l limit, :nul llgiyifl XXX-lvslci' lu rc wvsi-iil Ilu-m im ilu' lluvs' l.wfim1 llfmzml ul' lDii'cClui's. 1 5 lfli-as :uul minimums ul llu- bviiun' klww wcix' c'11'1'u'rl tu NllIKlL'lll Kuiiiuwl ln r,. 4 ,, Xlym liliiugi-miziii, Snrzili lu-lu. .liuly lluslfm, Klziry liicliziiwlsuii. licl lluslui, llmmllix' llwlg, Sliirlvx' xlHlll 'HIllL'l'Y. lion XN':1lh-rs, .xllll Kliiiizixy Klzuloimzi S ' . . ' . . ' . 1 3 ' ' ' l',:1i'l1iu- liilim, :mil liilu- l'lIllL'I'. iiulvr, llui Nwiim' L lass mis ziuli-cl :mil zulvisul lux' scvL'1'11l Ic1u'l1c1's wlum xxx-1'0:1lxx ixs ix.1il.ilili xxluii .i giiirliiug' luiiul was lux-flcil. 'lilu-5' xwim' Klrs. Nlililrvil lim-rn, liviiiuilli liiuvli, Klr. fllili Nlcrill, Xliss Xliss l,ili1l1 l :i1'lmx'. klu-slum Xlillizims, Xliss l.x'l:i bill. llu- :iw-1':iQv sviiun' luvul lu sliulx' Sk'lk'IIk'l', lull up em cluu'iml:ili- mulls. lill' ' ' ' 5 vu-1m'u-s, :mil lu- cwiw' lI'L'SllIN1lI1'S ulul, lli- xxill lung' l'k'lIlk'lIlllk'l' ilu- .Xiu .f.... U1 -1 - -. - .- 1 . Nlii :mil xx in r I g.il.i mlm l'1'nm, llui vxcilmg xuliiry uw-1' NlllIlCll', llml la-rin pzilu-1' flu-:ulliiux ziiul llu iixx iiiliiix fiuiulwliips lu muli xxilli fillmx SlUClLlllN nul li l is xlll llN 1 . . r ' ' 51 -1u'u' . 1 li xxill u-rtniiilx rviiu-iiilwi' llu' Hi'11im'K'l11ss1rl JD :is mu- mllslziluliiig' in iL'llHl'lI'illlI7 lviwlviwliip, cl1:ir:u'u'i'. ziiul sviwicc. ADAMS, NANCY, General Coursey Y. Teens, -L. ALDRIDGE, VIRGINIA LEE, General Course, Honor Society. 3, 4, Choir. 2, 5, 4, Dramatic Club. 2. 5, 4: Thespian Society. 2. 5, Secy., 4, Future Teachers Club. 5. 41 Hulla- baloo, 2. 5. fl. ALEXANDER, JANET HELEN, Home Economics Course: Yell Group. 41 lXlonitor. 4. ALEXANDER. NANCY L., Home Economics Course: Glee Club. l. ALLEY. OGDEN. General Course. ALLMAN. JAMES. Academic Course, Entered from Berkley H. S.. Berkley, Mich.. 21 Science Club. 41 Yell Group. 4. Honor Society. 4. ANDERSON, LAVONNE. Commercial Course1 Sargasso. 2. 5. 4, Red and Blue, lg Monitor, 43 Library Assistant. 3. 4: Y-Teens, 1. 2. 3, 4, Yell Group, 4. ATKINSON. KENNETH. Vocational Course: XVrestling. 1: Vocational Club. 5, Yell Group, 4. AIIGUSTINE, COLEMAN. IR., General Course, Class Vice- Pres., 3: Football, 2, 3. 4, Baseball, lg Track, 3, 4. AUTEN, THOMAS, General Course, Football. 1. 1. 3. 4: Track, l, 2, 3, -lg Wi'estling. 23 Glee Club. 1, Z. BABB, DON RICHARD. Academic Course, Honor Society, 5. 41 Student Council, 1, 2, 4, Boys' Legion Board of Direce tors. 2. 3. Pres.. 4, Band. 1, 2, 3. Secy.-Treas,. 41 Science Club, Pres., -lg Hi-Y. 1, 3. 4, Pres., 2. BAILEY, ,IUDITH KAY, Commercial Courseg Student Council. I1 Red and Blue. 1. 2. 33 Hullabaloo, 53 Yell Group, 5. 41 Deans Helper, 51 International Relations Club. 4. BAKER, RAY D.. Vocational Course, Monitor. l. 2. 5, 4. BANNER. JOHN. Vocational Course. Glee Club, 11 W1'estling. 2, 5. BARNEY, PAUL LEROY, General Courseg Hi-Y, I. 2: Monitor. 3. 3. BARRON. JERRY ANN, General Courseg Glee Club. l. BAUER. CYNTHIA, Commercial Course, Honor Society. 3. 41 Sargasso. 5. Business Mgr., 41 Glee Club, l, 21 G. A. A,. 2. 5. lst Vice-Pres.. 4, Yell Group. 3. 4: Deans Helper. J. 4. BAIJGHER. NORMAN RAY. General Course, Hullabaloo. 31 Xwrestling. 51 Band. 1, Z. 5, Librarian, 4: Palette Club. Vice-Pres., 4, Hi-Y. 4, BAUMAN, DONALD, General Course: Entered from Norman- Dickson H. S., Brethren, Mich., 4, Science Club. 4. BEALI., ,IUDIE LYNN, General Course, Majorette. 1, 2. 5. 41 Sargasso, 51 Red and Blue, Typist, 4. Hullabaloo. 3. 4: Office Scout. 5, Yell Group, 5. 4. BEANIE, ELIZABETH ANN, Commercial Course: Class Secyx, 4, Sargasso. Z, 3, Pictorial Co-Editor, 4, Lens, 43 Scholas- tic Honors. 2, 53 Yell Group, 3, 43 Honor Society, 4. BECK. DOROTHY MAE, Commercial Course: Honor Society. 5. 4: Student Council, 1. 2, 3, 4, Sargasso. 2. 5. Pictorial Co-Editor. 41 Lens, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 21 Yell Group. 3, 4. BEECHY, THOINIAS LEE, General Course: Boys' Legion Board of Directors. 13 Monitor, 4, XVrestling. 1, 2: Yell Group. 3. 4g jr,-Sr. Reception. 3. BELT. GEORGE RALPH, Vocational Course: Football, 1, 2 5. -I, Basketball, l. NIO Page 4 agr- NIO BENNliT'l', MARILYN -IOAN, Commercial Course, Glee Club I. BENNETT, MARILYN DIUNE, Home Economies Course, Sai' gasso, 3, -I: Reel and Blue, lg Hullabaloo, S, 411 Glee Club I, Deans Helper, 2, Library Assistant, 3. II. BENNETT, RICHARD C., General Course, Stutlent Council, 5 Sargasso Co-Etlitor, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, II, Cross Countrv, 2 9, -I, Hoosier Boys' State, 5, Honor Society, I, 4 it i, Aw, I Track, 'wg Cross Country l Y Glee Club I 3' Hi Y I BasketbaII.I4. I I I I-I Q I I BLACK, EDXXIARD, General Course, Monitor, II. BOHANNON, IUDIE ANN, General Course, Retl antl Blue, 7 3 I' Glen Club 1 7 -, ,, I , 'I , , , -, 3, Mixetl Chorus, -I1 Y-Teens, Al, Reporter, 21 Yell Group , -I: Vlr.-Sr, Reception, S. BORISH, FRAN IXIARTHA, t Retl antl Blue, lg Monitor, -lg Bantl. I, 2, Y-Teens. 1, S, Treas., lg Future Teachers Club, -I. Aeatlemie Course, Sargasso, -I, BOLIRNE, GEORGE, General Course, Reel antl Blue, I. BOXVERS, VI. RICHARD, Academic Course, Honor Society, 4, II, Retl and Blue, 5g Monitor, 2, Captain, 3, ,IQ International Relations Club, 3, -1, Yell Group, 5, -I. BOYLAN, ROBERT, General Course, Football, 3, -I1 Track I, Z1 Vfrestling, 3, 4. I BRANCH, SHIRLEY ANN, Commereial Course, Sargasso, 2, 3, fl, Lens, Al, Monitor, Il, Hullabaloo, 2, Glee Club, I, 7 3' Y Teens 7 3 4 BRIESSLER, NANCY IO, Commercial Course. Sargasso, 5, II' Monitor, -lg Glee Club, l, 2. 3. BROVUN, I:DXX'ARD, General Course, Football Stutlent Man- ager, I, 2. 5, A11 Baseball, 5, -I. BRIICE, DELORES F., Coinmerdal Course, Palette Club, I. BRLNT, RONALD. General Course, Teatlmerk Assistant, R. BLGG, NANCY IO, General Course, Silfggissoh S, ll Monitor. 5. 'Ip Hullabaloo, 2, Glee Club, I, 31 Y-Teens. J, Steyr. 4 7 I , . ' , ' - X iee-I res,, I, X ell Group, 5, Al. BI'l.Gl R, IOE LEE, General Course, Enteretl from Veestern H. S., VI, Basketball, -1, Baseball, -I, BERT, AIERRY M., Commercial Course, Entered from North western H, S, 3, Monitor. 3, -lg Dramatic' Club, 411 Voel tional Interest Conference, 51 Hi-Y, -I. BLRTCH, ILDITH, Home Economies Course, Sargasso, -I1 Lens, -I, Hullabaloo, 2, Glee Club. I, 2, gl Y-Teens, Q, S3 G. A. A., 1. BURTON, LIN 'DA-ANN, Cominereial Course. Sargasso, 9, I' Monitor, ,Ill Office Scout, A11 Yell Group, 4, II. BVSBY, EDVUARD V., General Course, Stutlent Counril I1 Monitor, -lg Glee Club, l, 2, 5, Sir Vfalter Raleigh Club R' lr,-Sr., Reception, 3, Yell Group, -I. BLSEK, ROBERT P., General Course, Monitor, -I3 Glee Club, 2, Teael1er's Assistant, 3, 4. BIQTCHER, IAINIES RONALD, Vocational Courseg Monitor, 2, Football, l, Basketball, I, 2, 3, -lg Baseball. 3, 'lg Track, I. BI'TCHER. ROBERT, General Course, Boys' Legion Boartl of Directors, -I, Monitor, 5, 4, Football, I, 2, 5, Co-Captain, 4, Track, I, Z, VUrestling, 2, 5, 41 Hi-Y. R, II. BERRIDGE, CHARLES KIRK, General Course, Mon' o' ' - , BL'TCHER, SUE ANN, General COLIFSCQ Monitor, 31 Hulla- baloo, 1, Z, 31 Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens, 1, 3, Secy.. 21 Nurses Aid, 3, Library Assistant, 4. BUTLER, DAVID EARL, General Course. BUTLER, NANCY ELLEN, Commercial Course1 Sargasso, 41 Glee Club, 1, Dean's Helper, 3, 41 Yell Group, 41 Mother- Daughter Reception, 31 Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. CAMPBELL, ARLIN, General Courseg Entered from Misco H. S., West Ridge, Ark., 11 Monitor, 4, Football, 3, 41 Base- ball, 2, 3, 41 Track, 11 Honor Society, 4. CAMPBELL, JANET LEE, General Courseg Choir, 3, 41 Hulla- baloo, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1, 2, G. A. A., 1, 3, Treas., 2, Znd Vice-Pres., 41 Bible Club, 11 Honor Society, 4. CAMPBELL, LEWIS, General Course1 Basketball, 11 Track, 11 Golf, 3, 4. CARROLL, CAROLIE, Commercial Courseg Red and Blue, 21 Monitor, 3, 41 Choir, 3, Librarian, 41 Glee Club, 1, 21 Y-Teens, 1, 21 Yell Group, 4. CASSIDA, SALLY ANN, General Courseg Student Council, 1, 21 Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 41 Choir, 2, 3, Treas,, 41 International Relations Club, 3, Corr. Secy., 41 Yell Group, 3, 41 Honor Society, 4. CASTER, KENNETH, Vocational Courseg Yell Group, 4. CHERRY, JOHN K., General Course1 Sargasso, 41 Monitor, 41 Hi-Y. 2, Secy., 3, 41 Yell Group, 3, 41 International Re- lations Club, 3, 41 Vocational Interest Conference, 3. CHILDS, LARRY L., General Courseg Monitor, 41 Track, 12 Cross Country, 21 Hi-Y, 11 Vocational Interest Conference, 3. CHISM, CHARLOTTE IRENE, Home Economics Course1 Sar- gasso, 31 Glee Club, 11 Yell Group, 3. CHRISTOPHER, MARY MARIE, Commercial Course: Entered from Western H. S., 31 Monitor, 31 Library Assistant, 41 Teacher's Assistant, 41 Yell Group, 41 Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. CLARK, CONNIE CAROLYN, General Course1 Lens, 41 Choir, 41 Speech Club, 3, 41 International Relations Club, 41 State Achievement Contest, 3, 41 Honor Society, 4. CLARK, RICHARD W., Vocational CSOLIYSCQ Monitor, 41 Yell Group, 4. CLARK, RUTH ANNE. General Courseg Honor Society, 3, Secy., 41 Speech Club, 2, 3, Secy., 41 International Relations Club, 41 G. A. A., 1, 21 Yell Group, 3, 41 Scholastic Honors, 1, 2, 3. COADY, THOMAS, General Courseg Glee Club, 41 Mixed Chorus, 41 Operator, 4. COLLARD, DONALD LEE, Vocational Course1 Entered from Burnettsville H, S., Burnettsville, Ind., 21 Vocational Club. 3. COLLINS, JOYCE SUE, Commercial C0urse1 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. Al. CONKLE, CHARLES M., General Courseg Monitor, 3, Captain, 41 Hullabaloo, 3, 41 Sir Walter Raleigh Club, 31 Science Club, 41 Hi-Y, I, Vice-Pres., 2, 3, Treas., 4. COOMER, RAMONA F., Commercial Courseg Sargasso. 41 Red and Blue, 21 Monitor, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1, 2, 31 Y-Teens, 1, 2, Hullabaloo, 4. COOPER, LARRY KING, General Course: Student Council, 1: Monitor, 41 Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 41 Choir, 2. 5. 41 Yell Group, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1. CORBIT, JAMES O., General Courseg Monitor, 2. 51 Track, 3. CORNELIUS. JAMES LEE, Academic Course1 Entered from Sharpsville H. S., Sharpsville, Incl., 4. NIO Page SENIO Y? CORNELL, GARY LEON, General Course: Retl .intl Blue, s Monitor, Al, Baml, 5: Science Club, ,tg Glee Club, I, Z, 1 Co-ed Y-Teens, 2, 3, Vice Pres., Al. COUCH, CHARLES CLAY, General Course, Hullabaloo, 1, 5, -I1 Choir, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, I, Co-etl Y-Teens, 53 Yell Group, 5, -1. CRAFT, NORMA LEONE, General CULIYSUL Monitor, 51 Y- Teens, I, 51 G. A. A., 1, Yell Group, -I. CRAIG, 'IAMES ROBERT, Academic Course: Student Council. 33 Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Choir, 3, -1, Hi-Y, 2, -I, Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Pres., 43 Thespian Society, 2, 5, sl. CRIPE, MARY ALICE, General Course, Enteretl from Young America H. S., Young America, Intl., 51 International Re- lations Club, 3, Y-Teens, 51 Yell Group, vi. CRITCHLEY, INIARGARET FIOAN, Commercial Course, Yell Group, 3, -ig Y-Teens, 3, Sargasso, 3. CRODDY, IANE ANN, Commercial Course, Glce Club, lg Yell Group, 4. CRONAN, IOHN EMMETT, General Course, Glee Club, 3, -ig Mixed Chorus, 4. CROXVDER, MYLA LOUISE, Commercial Course, Monitor, -lg Hullabaloo, 2, G. A. A., 1, Y-Teens, l, 2, 5, Secy., bl, Yell Group, 5, -1. CUFF, DAVID GEORGE, General Course, Monitor, ,lg Oper- ators Club, I. CYRE, PATTI ANN, Commercial Course, Monitor, 1, 5, Yell Group, 5, 4. DAILEY, LOIS ANNE, Commercial Course, Attemletl INIarion H. S., Marion, Incl., 23 Red anil Blue, 4. IL Monitor, 3, Glee Club, I. DAISY, XVILLIAM IOSEPH, Vocational Course, Hullabaloo, l, 5,DAlI1Ll, I, 2, 3, 4. DAVIS, RONALD LEE, Commercial Course: Gym Assistant, 5. Al. DAY, ESTHER MAY, General Course, Yell Group, -ig Office Scout, 5. DECROES, GENE LEVVIS, General Coursc-1 Retl .incl Blue, Al, Ikionitor, l, 2, 3, AI, Football, 11 Glee Club, I, 1, 5, Golt. 5, Hullabaloo, -I. DEHAVEN, libl' ANN, Home Economics Course, Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 5, Banil, 1, 2, 5. DELO, SARAH IANE, General Course, Honor Society, 5, -lg Stutlent Council, I, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 41 Girls' League, lst Vice-Pres., -lg jr.-Sr. Reception, 53 International Relations Club, 3, -ig Dean's Helper, 2, sl. DIEMAREE, DELMAR EARL, VIR., Acaclemic Course, Lens, 51 Monitor, 3, Al, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, -I, Clioir, 5, Vice-Pres., -lg Dramatic Club, 3, -ig Tliespian Society, 5, 4. DESHON, GRACE MARIE, Home Economics Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, -I. DEVINNEY, MARILYN SUE, General Course, Sargasso, 5, -lg Camera Club, 31 Y-Teens, l, 2, 3, Ai, Office Scout, 5, bl. DICKEY, CAROLYN SUE, General Course, Sargasso, ,ig Lens. -11 Hullabaloo, I, 1, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, ,lg Y-Teens, 5, Al. DICKHOENER, IANIS ANN, General Course: Lens, 'lg Inter- national Relations Club, Aig Future Teachers Club, -lg Yell Group, 3, -31 Mixed Chorus, Z, 5, Al, Autumn Prom, 1, Z, 5, -I. DISNEY, DOROTHY ANN, General Course, Entered from Anniston H. S., Anniston, Alabama, -lg Sargasso, fi, Y-Teens, -1, Yell Group, Al, Monitor, 4, Teacl1er's Assistant, Al, DOAK, SHIRLEY MAE, Commercial Courseg Glee Club, 1. DOBRIN, ANN MARIE, Commercial Course, Glee Club. 1, 2, G. A. A., 13 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 5, 4. DONELSON. VERNA LEE, General Course, Entered from Tech H. S., Indianapolis, Ind., 1, Y-Teens. 3. 4: Yell Group, 3. 43 Monitor, 3, 4. DONOVAN. RICHARD KIETH, Vocational Course, Football. 1. ' DOXVNEY, DAN JOE, General Course, Red and Blue, 3. 4: Monitor, 33 Gym Assistant, 4, Student Track, Mgr., 1. DUGAN, BEVERLY ANITA, Home Economics Course, Enter- ed from Sharpsville H. S., Sharpsville, Ind.. 21 Sargasso, 4: Hullabaloo, 3. 4, Band, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A.. 2: Glee Club. 2: Y-Teens. 4. DUGGINS. PATRICIA ANN. Commercial Course1 Sargasso, 4: Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 1g Office Scout, 4: Yell Group. 3. 4, Autumn Prom, 4. DUKE, PATRICIA MARY, General Courseg Sargasso, 3, 4: Red and Blue, 3, 43 Lens, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2. 3. 41 Yell Group, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 4. DUNN, LARRY WILLIAM, Academic Course: Monitor, 4, Band, 1, 2. 3, 41 International Relations Club, 4: Hi-Y. 4. Hullabaloo. 1. 2. 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. DWIGANS, RICHARD LARUE, General Course: Palette Club, 41 Vocational Interest Conference, 1, 31 Monitor, 4. EDWARDS, RICHARD ALLEN, General Courseg Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 13 Monitor, 2, 43 Basketball. 2. 3: Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4. ELY, MARLYN IOHN, General Course, Monitor, 2. 41 Future Teachers Club, 4. EMRY. GEORGE RICHARD, Vocational Course: Glee Club, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus, 3. ENGLE, DAVID EUGENE, Vocational Courseg Band. 1, 2, 3: Camera Club. 3: Thespian Society, 3, 43 Lighting Club, 3, 41 Stage Crew, 3, 4. ESTLE. IANET KAY, Home Economics Course: Glee Club, 1. 2, 31 Choir. 4, Y-Teens, 1, Library Assistant, 3, Co-ed Y-Teens, 2. 3, 43 Autumn Prom, 4. EVANS. IOHN LAWRENCE, Academic Courseg Red and Blue. 43 Hullabaloo, 2, 3. 41 Choir, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2. 3. Chaplain, 43 Speech Club, 2, 3, 43 Honor Society, 4. FEDERSPILL, REBECCA ROSE, General Course: Glee Club. 1, 2, 3, 41 International Relations Club, 4: Library Assist- ant, 3, 43 Indiana Girls' State, 4, Holly Sale, Co-Chairman. 41 Honor Society, 4. FELL. ELIZABETH KATHARYN, General Course, Honor So- ciety, 3, 4: Sargasso, 1, 2. 3, 4, Red and Blue, 1, 2, 3. Feature Editor, 41 Choir, 3, Secy., 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2. 3. 43 Thespian Society, 2, 3, Treas., 4. FERGUSON. RICHARD LEE, General Courseg Football, 31 Science Club, 41 Vocational Interest Conference. 3. FEXVELL, NANCY ANN, General Course: Palette Club, 1, 2, 41 Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. FIERKE, IO ANNE, Commercial Course: Honor Society, 3, 4: Saragasso. 41 Monitor Captain, 3, Deans Helper. 43 Li- brary Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Autumn Prom Co-Chairman, 4, FINLEY, VVILLIAM DAVID, General Coursey Student Council. 23 Lens, 3. 43 Band, 1, 2, 4, Librarian, 31 Dramatic Club. 2, 3. -i1 Thespian Society, 2, 3, Vice-Pres.. 41 Hi-Y, 2, 4, Treas.. 1. FLORA. IUDITH ANN, General Course: Red and Blue. 2: Monitor, 41 Glee Club, 15 Y-Teens, 1. 2. 4. Treas.. 31 Gym Assistant. 3: Yell Group, 3, 4. FORD. KENNETH GLENN, Vocational Course. Pago 52 NIO FOUST, BETTY LOU, General Course: Glee Club, Z, 3, G. A A., I1 Basketball Seller, 3. FRANK, FORREST JAY, Academic Course, Choir, 3, 4, Dra matic Club, l, 2, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Lighting Club, Secy., l Treas., 4, Thespian Society, 2, 3, Pres., 43 Hi-Y, 2, 3, 4 Honor Society, 4. FRAYER, MARY LOU, Commercial Course: Basketball Seller 1. FRUCHTNICHT, JANET EIVIMA, General Course, Lens, 4 Monitor 2 4' lntenit' nal R ' ' ' , ,, Q ., ' Office Scout, 41 Dean's Helper, 3, 4, Honor Society, -l, FULLER, IULIE ANN, C' A al Jcneri Course: Girls' League Coun- cil, 3, Class Treas., 3: Dean's Helper, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 4, lnternational Relations Club, 3, -lg Honor Society, -1 GABRIEL, IACK, General Course, Monitor, 3, Captain 41 Football, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 41 Track, I. GARZA, DORA E., Academic Courseg Sargasso, I1 Glee Club, l, 2. GEORGEFF, MARY KATHERINE, Commercial Course: Yell Group, 3, Teacher's Assistant, 1. 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter Reception, 3. CQERHART, sri , . 4, Monitor, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, Yell Group, 43 Autumn Prom, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mother-Daughter Reception, l, 3. ARON A,, Home Economics Course' Sargasso, GETZ, MYNAROSE, General Course, Sargasso, 4, Red and Blue, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 31 Yell Group, 41 Autumn Prom, 3. GIBBS, SHIRLEY IEAN, Conuuercial Course, Entered from Logansport H. S., Logansport, lnd., 33 Sargasso, 43 Moni- tor, 4, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4, Autumn Prom, 3. GRAF, LOREN EDVVARD, Vocational Course, Red and Blue, 3, 41 Monitor, 3, Glee Club, l, 2, 4, Bible Club. lg Yell Group, 4. GRAFF, IERRY GORDEN, Academic Course, Red and Blue, l, 2, 3, Sports Editor, 41 Lens, 4, Cross Country, 2, Wrc-s- tling, 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y, 11 Yell Group, 3, GRAINGER, PHILLIP REX, General Course: Red and Blue, F l -Chair- man, , 1 Hi-Y, 1, -, Treas., 3, Vice-Pres., -lg Science Club 4, Hullabaloo, 4. 3, Art lzditor, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, lr.-Sr. Reception. Co 1, ' v GRAMS, RICHARD VUILLIAM, General Course, Monitor, 4' Cross Country, lg Glee Club, 2. GRAVES, DON LEE, Vocational Course, Monitor C.ipt.i'n, 5, 4. GRAY, HAROLD DEAN, Vocational Course, Monitor, 2, 3 Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4. GRIST, lIMMlE XVILMA, General Course, Monitor 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Co-ed Y-Teens, 3, 43 Yell Group, 3, lg Teacher's Helper, 4. GROVES, LLOYD ALLEN, Academic Course, Band, l, 2, 3, 43 Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 3, 4. HADLFY, H. S., Chicago, Ill., 2g Glee Club, 4. HAGMAN 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Red and Blue, Corr. Secy., 41 Lens, 3, Business Mgr., 4, Dramatic Club 1 2 3 4' Thespian Society, 2, 3, 4. i i -l il i CAROLE ANN, General Course, Entered from Senn ,Q KARLA OLGA, Academic Course: Honor Society, HALL, IOANNA M., Academic Courseg Entered from St. loseplis Academy, Tipton, Ind.. 31 Sargasso, 3, 4, Glee Club, 31 Mixed Chorus, 4, lnternational Relations Club, ,lg Future Teachers Club, 4, Yell Group, 3. -l. HALPIN, IERRY, General Course, Color Guard, 1, 2. HAMLIN, IUDITH ANN, Commercial Course: Sargasso, 3, 41 Red and Blue, 3, 4g Monitor, 2, 33 Camera Club, Vice- Pres., 31 Y-Teens, 2, 4, Treas., 31 Library Assistant, 3, 4. s , -, , 1 . io . clations Club 3 Secy 4' HARRISON, RICHARD, General Course, Monitor, 2, Foot- ball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1. HASSELD, DONALD L., General Course, Track, 3, 4, Golf, 1, Cross Country, 3, 4. HECKMAN, DAVID G., General Course, Track, 1, 2, 3. 4, Cross Country, 1, Science Club, 4, Monitor, 3. HEDRICK, GEORGE J., General Course, Entered from Lady of the Lake Seminary, Wawasee, Ind., 2. HEINY, SONDRA, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 4, Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, G. A. A., 1, Yell Group, 3, 4. HIZLVIG, RICHARD EUGENE, Vocational Course, Monitor, 3. HENRY, MARY LOU, General Course, Monitor, 3, Palette Club, 2, Yell Group, 3, 4, Dean's Helper, 3, Nurses Aid, 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. HENSON, CAROLYN SUE, Commercial Course, Entered from Murray H. S., Murray, Ky., 2, Yell Group, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Bible Club Reporter, 4, G. A. A., 3, Y-Teens, 3, Honor Society, 4. HERR, JACK, Academic Course, Class Vice-Pres., 4, Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 4, Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 3, Chair- man, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, Cross Country, 2, Band, 1, 2. HERR, JANICE RUTH, General Course, Student Council, 3, Monitor, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4. HERRON, MARLENE, Home Economics Course, Monitor, 3. HICKS, VUANITA C., General Course, Student Council, 2, Red and Blue, 2, 3, Pre-Dramatic Club, 2, Scribblers Club, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-ed Y-Teens, 3, 4. HILLMAN, PAUL, Vocational Course, Band, 1, 2, Vocational Education Club, 3. HIPPENSTEEL, DAVID L., Academic Course, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 1, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, Stage Mgr., 4, Thes- pian Society, 3, 4, Hi-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. HIZER, PATRICIA. General Course, Sargasso, 4, Glee Club. 4, Dean's Helper, 4, Gym Assistant, 3, Y-Teens, 2, 4, Sc-cy., 1, Pres., 3. HOBSON, JANE ANN, General Course, Student Council, 2, International Relations Club, 3, Pres., 4, Speech Club, 2, 4, Secy., 3, Debate Team, 2, 3, 4, National Forensic League, 2, 3, Pres., 4, I-Ionor Society, 4. HOBSON, VALERIE, General Course, Yell Group, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Palette Club, l, Vice-Pres., 2, Nurses Aid, 4, Monitor, 3, Honor Society, 4. HOGAN, ROBERT EUGENE, Vocational Course. HORSMAN, DAVID, General Course, Red and Blue. 2, 3. Exchange Editor, 4, Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 3, 4, Football, 1, 2, 3, Basketball, 1, Track, 1, Choir, 2, 3, 4. HUNDLEY, JAMES E., General Course, Monitor, 1, Z. HL'NDLEY, ROBERTA, General Course, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 2, 3. HUSTON, JUDY, General Course, Student Council, 1, Secy., 4, Girls' League, 2nd Vice-Pres., 4, Choir, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2, 3, Treas., 4, Co-Chairman, Jr.-Sr, Reception, 3, Honor Society, 4. HUTCHENS, SHARON JOYCE, Commercial Course, Yell Group, 3, 4. IRONMONGER, JANE, Commercial Course, Monitor, 4. NIO Hg rn- 54 NIO ISEMINGIER, CAROLYN ANN, Home Economics Coursei Red and Blue, 1, 2, Monitor. 1, 2. -lg Glee Club, l. 2: Y-Teens. 1. 21 Yell Group, 3g G. A. A., l, Z. IVES. JUDY LEE, Commercial Course, Entered from Battle Creek Central H. S., Battle Creek, Mich., 4. JACKSON, PAUL RICHARD, General Course, Monitor. 31 Hullabaloo. 2, 3, 41 Glee Club. 13 Choir, 2, 3, Pres.. 4. JAMES. IRA A., JR., Vocational Course: Glee Club. I. 5, 4. JETT. JUDY KAY, General Course: Student Council, 21 M.1jor- ette, 4, Glcc Club, lg Yell Group, 3, 43 Red and Blue. 5. JOHNSON, CAROL, Commercial Course, Monitor, 3. 41 Y- Teens, 1, 2. JOHNSON, JANE COLLEEN, General Course: Entered from Tipton H. S., Tipton, Ind., 3g Glee Club, 43 Y-Teens, 4. JOHNSON, LUANA SUE, Academic Course, Sargasso. 43 Red and Blue, 2. 3, News Editor, 41 Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 41 Choir. 2. 3, 41 Bible Club, 1, 2, Pianist, 3. Honor Society, 4. JOHNSON. MARCIA LOU, Commercial Course: Monitor, 31 Hullabaloo, 3, 43 Glee Club, 1. Z, 33 Mixed Cborus. 41 Yell Group, 4. JOHNSON, DORIS SHARRON, Academic Course, Sargasso, 4, Red and Blue, 4, Monitor, 2, 3g G. A. A., 3. 41 Scribblers Club, 3, Library Assistant, 4. JOHNSON, STEVEN N., Academic Course, Monitor. 31 Hul- labaloo, 33 Hi-Y, 1. 2, Sgt.-at-Arms, 3, 41 Basketball Student Mgr., l. 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3, Honor Society, 4. JONES, JACQUELINE. Academic Course, Honor Society. 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Sargasso. 3, 45 Hullabaloo. 2. 3. 4: Choir, 2. 3, 41 Dramatic Club, 2, 3, Secy., 43 Tbespian Society. 2. 3. 4. JONES, JOHN EARL, Vocational Course, Monitor. 3, Vo, cational Interest Club, 3. JONES, XVILLIAM HENRY, Academic Course: Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 1, Vice-Pres., 4. Football. l. 2. 3. 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 43 Choir, 3, 41 Hi-Y. l. Chaplain, 2. Secy., 31 Honor Society, 4. JULIAN, ANNA MAE, Commercial Course: Monitor. 3, 41 Glee Club, lg Library Assistant, 3, 43 Yell Group. 3. 4: Co-ed Y-Teens. 3, 4. JLLIAN, JUDITH ANN, Home Economics Course: Monitor, 2. 31 Glee Club, 1, Bible Club, 21 Library Assistant. 33 Yell Group, 4. KASEY, FAYE, General Course, Monitor. 31 Glee Club. I: Yell Group, 4. KAUFMAN. TERRY, General Course: Student Council, l: Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 3. Secy.. 42 Cub Yell Leader. 1, 21 Yell Group. 3. KELLY, JOANNE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 3, 4: Hul- labaloo, 43 Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, Choir, 4: Deans Helper. 3. 43 Honor Society, 4. KENNEDY, DELNO, Vocational Course. KENVUORTHY, KENNETH, General Course. KERBY, JEANNE, General Course, Entered from Marion H. S., Marion, Ind., 3g Monitor, 3, 4, Glee Club. 3: Library Assistant, 3. KERBY, PEGGY, Commercial Courseg Sargasso. 31 Glee Club. 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cborus. 4, Y-Teens, 41 Office Scout, 31 Autumn Prom, 4. KIMBERLING, ELSIE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 31 Hul- labaloo, 2. 3, 4g Glee Club, 13 Choir. 2, 3. 4, Yell Group, 3. 4. KING, JACK E., General Course, Wrestling, 2. KINNEY, RUTH, General Course, Attended St. Joseph Acad- emy, Tipton, Ind., 3, Monitor, 2, 4. KITCHENS, ERNESTINE, Commercial Course, Entered from Laurel H. S., Laurel, Miss., 3, Sargasso, 4, Monitor, 4, Y-Teens, 4. KLEIN, PAT, Home Economics Course, Monitor, 2, Glee Club, 2, Library Assistant, 3, Y-Teens, 1. KLINGERMAN, MYRA MAY, Academic Course, Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, Student Council, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Girls' League Council, 2, Treas., 4, Lens Editor-in-Chief, 4, Yell Leader, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Indiana Girls' State, 3. LADOW, DONNA SUE, Academic Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, 33 Co-ed Y-Teen, 3, Yell Group, 4. LAMBERT, FLORETTE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 4, Glee Club, 1, Y-Teens, 4, Office Scout, 4, Basketball Seller, 1. LANDRUM, BETTY, General Course, Entered from Clay H. S., Miami Twp., Incl., 3. LARSON, CLARENCE RUSSELL, General Course. LAWRENCE, KENNETH, General Course, Monitor, 2, Captain, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 3, Sir Walter Raleigh Club, 33 Track, 1, Cafeteria Helper, 1, 2, 3, Yell Group, 3. LEAR, NANCY KAY, General Course, Student Council, 3, Girls' League Council, 1, 4, Red and Blue, 1, 3, Business Mgr., 4, Monitor, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 3, 4, Dean's Helper, 2. LEE, BEVERLY, General Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, International Relations Club, 4, Office Scout, 4, Gym Assistant, 2, 3, Sargasso, 3, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4. LEE, GLEN, General Course, Honor Society, 3, Pres., 4, Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 2, 3, Treas., 4, F'ootball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Star Dust Chairman, 4. LIVINGSTON, GARY, General Course, Band, 1, 2, 3, 4. LONG, JANET, Commercial Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4' Yell Group, 3, 4. LOWERY, ROBERT, General Course. LUSI-IIN, GENE, General Course, Red and Blue, 3, Basketbail, 1, 2, Track, 1. LYNN, JOHN WILLIAM, JR., General Course, Student Coun- cil, 1, 2, Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Hullabaloo, 3, Football, 1, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. LYTLE, ROBERT, General Course, Football, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Yell Group, 3, 4. MARSHALL, WILLIAM, General Course, Student Council, 1, 2, Monitor, 2, Football, 1, Speech, 1, 2, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, Honor Society, 4. MARTIN, DALE A., Vocational Course, Monitor, 2, 4. MASON, RALPH E., General Course, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 2. MAXWELL, FRANCIS E., Vocational Course, Monitor, 2, 3, Vocational Club, 3, Yell Group, 4. MAXXWEIIL, LARRY, Vocational Course, Yell Group, 3, Vo- cational Club, 3. RH NIO MAYER, SANDRA HELENA, Academic Course1 Sargasso. 5. 4' Hullabaloo, 21 Glee Club, 1. 2, 3, 41 Future Teachers Club, 3. 41 Y-Teens, 1, Vice-Pres., 2, 3, Pres., 41 Dean's Helper. 4. MCCAMERON, RICHARD, General Course1 Entered from Hart H. S., Hart, Mich., 4. INICCARTNEY, BUDDY LEROY. General Course: Hullabaloo. 2. 3, 41 Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 11 Choir, 2, 3, 41 Glec- Club, 11 Yell Group, 4. MCCARTNEY, MYRA, Home Economics Course1 Monitor, 2. 41Glee Club, 1, 2, 31 G. A. A., 1. Z1 Yell Group, 3. 4. INICCLAIN, JACK WILLIAM, General Course: Monitor, 1, 2, 3, 41 Hullabaloo, 3, 41 Band, 1, 21 Sir Wfalter Raleigh Club, 31 Hi-Y, 41 Science Club, 4. MCDERMOTT, ALAN, General Course-1 Dramatic Club. 41 I. Ll. Achievement Contest. 1, 21 Honor Society. 4. INICELERESH, LELAND, Vocational CTULIFSCQ Hullabaloo, 31 Yell Group, 3, 4. MCFERRIN, LEE, Academic Courseg Cross Country. 4. INICKINNEY, NORMA, Home Economics Course1 Yell Group, 4 MCLAY, JIM, General Courseg Monitor, 4. MEYERS, RICHARD, General COUYSCQ Monitor. 41 Operator, 3. 41 Yell Group, 4. MILES. DORIS CHRISTINE, Home Economics Course: Red and Blue, 1, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 41 Choir, 2, 3, 41 Y-Teens, I. 2, 4, Secy., 31 Hi-Y-Teen Council, 3. Vice-Pres., 41 I-Ionor Society, 4. INIILLER, DAVID E., Vocational Course: Red and Blue. 3. 4: Lens, 1, Z1 Monitor. I1 Track, l, Mgr.. 2, 3, 41 Glee Club, 2, 31 Cafeteria Helper, 1, 2, 3. 4. INIILLER, JESSE R., Vocational Courseg Yell Group, 4. MILLER. JUDITH ANN, Commercial Courseg Monitor, 31 Glee Club, 1, 2, Office Scout, 41 Library Assistant, 3, 41 Yell Group, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4. MILLER, MARILYN JEAN, Home Economics Course1 Sar- gasso, 4. MILLER, PATRICIA ANN, Commercial Courseg Monitor, 41 Y-Teens, 3, 41 Sargasso, 4. 2. 3, MILLER, VUILLIAM H., General Courseg Hullabaloo, 41 Track, 1, 2, 3, 41 Cross Country, 1, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1, Z1 MILLIKAN, KENNETH DEAN, Academic Courseg Class Pres., 41 Boys' Legion Sgt.-at-Arms, 41 Football, 1, Z. 3, Co-Cap- tain. 41 Basketball, 11 Track, 11 Gym Assistant. 3, 4. MILLS, SANDRA, Commercial COLIYSCQ Monitor- 3, 4: Glee Club, 1. MITCHELL. CHRISTINE, Commercial Course: Yell Group, 4. MITCHELL, GARY L., General CUUYSCQ Monitor, 3. 41 Oper- ator, 3, 41 Yell Group, 4. MONTGOMERY, SHIRLEY, Commercial Course: Student Council, 2, 3, 41 Sargasso, 31 Hullabaloo, 41 Camera Club, Secy., 31 Dc-an's Helper, 41 Yell Group, 3, 4. MOON, JANE, General Coursey Entered from Palo Alto. Calif., 21 Red and Blue, 3, 4, Monitor, 41 Glee Club, 2, 31 Palette Club, Reporter, 4. MOORE, LOIS JEAN, Commercial Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3 MOORE, SANDRA ELAINE, General Course, Y-Teens, 1, -, 3, 4. MORGAN, VUILLIAM B., Academic Course, Honor Society, 3, 4, Red and Blue, 1, 2, 3, Radio Editor, 4, Dramatic Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, Speech Club, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3. 4, Purdue Legislature, 2, 3, 4. MORRISON, ANNE, General Course, Sargasso, 4, Monitor, 33 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club, 3, 4, Inter- national Relations Club, 4, Honor Society, 4. MOSS, DAVID E., Academic Course, Wrestling, 1, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club, 4, Yell Group, 4, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4. MOSS, DWAYNE E., Commercial Course, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Choir, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, Yell Group, 4. MOTE, IEAN, Commercial Course, Glee Club, 1, G. A, A., 1, 2, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4. MOTE, WILLIAM PAUL, Vocational Course, Basketball, 1. 2, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2. MLYLLEN, RICHARD MARION, General Course, Monitor, 2, Hullabaloo, 4, Gym Assistant, 3, Glee Club, 2. MURPHY, DONNA, Commercial Course, Student Council, 1, Monitor, 3, Office Scout, 3, 4, Yell Group, 4, Teacher's Helper, 4. MURRAY, ANN SONIA, General Course, Student Council, 3, 4, Girls' League Council, 4, Sargasso, 3, Typist, 4, Lens, 2, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 3, Vice-Pres., 4. MYERS, SHARON SUE, Home Economics Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Teachers Assistant, 4. MYERS, TRUMAN E., Vocational Course, Red and Blue, 3, 4 Track, 3, 4, Gym Assistant, 3. NAFTZGER, ELIZABETH, General Course, Honor Society, 3, 4, Sargasso, 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Blue, 1, 2, 3, Editor, 4, Lens, 2, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, International Relations Club, 4. NAY. SHIRLEY IEAN, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 4, Glee Club, 1, 3, 4, Bible Club, 1, Y-Teens, 3, 4, Nurses Aid, 2, Yell Group, 4. NEAL, FRED W., JR., Vocational Course, Hullabaloo, 3, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. NELSON, KENT, General Course, Lens, 3, Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 3,4Co-Chairman, 4, Baseball, 1, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, Librarian, 3, Vice-Pres., 4, Sir Walter Raleigh Club. 3. NEXVBY, LOU ANN, General Course, Entered from Wfestern H. S., 3, Dean's Helper, 4, Honor Society, 4. NEVUKIRK, PATRICIA M., General Course, Student Council, 1, 2, Sargasso, 3, 4, Glee Club, 3, Palette Club, 1, 2, Camera Club, 3, Library Assistant, 4. NEXVMAN, LEROY, Vocational Course. NIELANDER, DAVID, General Course, Science Club, -1. NOLAND, GAIL, General Course, Red and Blue, 4, Lens, 4, Monitor, 2, 4, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 3, 4, Thespian Society, 4. NUTT, DONNA, General Course, Sargasso, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, Future Teachers Club, 4, Library Assistant, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4, Autumn Prom, 1, 2, 3, 4. OAKLEY, BARBARA L., General Course, Entered from Bridge- ton H, S., Bridgeton, Ind., 2, Sargasso, 2, 4, Monitor, 4, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Band, 2, 3, Librarian, 4, Honor Society, 4. 7 l 1 Page 57 NIO I l Page 58 ODOM, -IOHN PAUL, General Courseg Monitor, -lg Football, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wi'crstIing, lg Hi-Y, -I: Science Club, -I. O'HARRA, DARLENE IRENE, General Course, Sargasso, -1: Hullabaloo, 4, Choir, 41 Glee Club, I, 2, 33 Y-Teens 3 3, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4. OIQSLEY, DAVID ROGER, General Course: Sargasso, 1, 3, 41 Red and Blue, 2, 31 Lens, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, 3g Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, -lg jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. PARIS, ANTHONY S., General Coursey Monitor, I, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club, 1, 2, Hi-Y, 1, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3g Yell Group, 3, -I. PARKS, BARBARA ELLEN. Home Economics Course: hlonitor, l. 2, 41 Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 41 Office Scout, ll Y-Teens. 1. 2: Yell Group, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, -I. PARKS, MORRIS, Vocational Course: Glee Club, 2, 3. -I. PARTLOXW, NORVAI., General Courseg Entered from Tipton H. S., Tipton, Ind., 4: Teacher's Assistant, -I: Science Club. -I. PAVEY, GEORGE, General Course: Hullabaloo, l. -I: Choir, -I1 Band, Ig Glee Club, 31 Mixed Chorus, 31 jr.-Sr. Re- ception, 3. PENCE, CAMILLE, Commercial Course: Monitor, I, 1. 31 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Yell Group, 3, Autumn Prom, I, 2. 31 Mother-Daughter Reception, 2, 3. PEPKA. GENE RAYMOND, General Course. Attended Sharps- ville H. S., Sharpsville, Ind., 2, 3: Monitor, 41 Hullabaloo, 4g Football, 1. PETERS, MARCIA CAROL, General Course: Student Council. 21Sargasso, 1, 2, 3, 41 Red and Blue, 1, 2, 3, -I1 Hullabaloo. 3: International Relations Club, 3, 43 Dean's Helper, 3, -I. PICKETT, FORREST, Vocational Courseg Glee Club, 2. PLOTN ER, AIANIS CAROL, Commercial Course: Honor Society, 3, 43 Student Council, lg Sargasso, 5, Pictorial Co-Editor. 43 Monitor, 2, Office Scout, 3, -I1 Scholastic Honors, 2. POPPAS, THOMAS VI., General Course: Monitor, -11 Hullabaloo, -I1 Football, 23 Tennis, 2, 43 Hi-Y, 2, 43 Yell Group. 5. -1. PORTER, IAN DIANE, General Course: Sargasso, -ig Lens, -1: Hullabaloo, 1, 2, 3, 4, Band, 1, 2, 3, Drum Major, -Ig Office Scout. 41 Y-Teens, 2, 3. POLLOS, ESTRINE, Commercial Course: Sargasso, -I1 Monitor. -I: Y-Teens, 4, Yell Group, 4. PRICE, GLENDA FARRELL, General Course: Sargasso. 5. -I1 Hullabaloo, 5, -lg Cub Yell Leader, lg Glee Club, I, 2, 3. 41 Library Assistant, 43 Mixed Chorus, -l. PIQETT, SHARON, Home Economics Courseg Hullabaloo, -41 Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 3, 41 Y-Teens, l, 21 Gym Assistant, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, -1. RADABAUGH, NANCY LEE, Commercial Courseg lNIonitor, 51 Yell Group, 4g Teacher's Assistant, 4. RAPP, DAVID, General Courseg Science Club. -I. RATCLIEE, THOMAS RAY, General Course: Hulabaloo, 31 Glee Club. l, Z, 3, 4, International Relations Club. 31 Yell Group. 3. 4, REASOR. DOROTHY, General Courseg Entered from Appal- achia H. S., Appalachia, Va., 2, Sargasso, 3, -ig Red and Blue, -I1 Lens, 2, 3, -Ig Hullabaloo, 3, 4, International Re- lations Club, 3. 4, Honor Society, 4. REEDY, -IO ANN, General Courseg Monitor. 41 Library As- sistant, 3, 41 Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 43 Mother-Daughter Recep- tion, 31 jr.-Sr. Reception, 3g Yell Group. 4. RICHARDS, DORETTA MAE, Home Economics Courseg Mon- itor, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 5. 4. RICHARDSON, MARY MARCIA, General Course, Honor So- ciety, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, Treas., 4, Girls' League Council, 2, Secy., 4, Sargasso, 1, 2, 3, Co-Editor, 4, Hul- labaloo, 3, 4, Future Teachers Club, 3, Pres., 4. RICHEY, MAXINE LOUISE, Home Economics Course, Hul- labaloo, 4, Choir, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus, 3, Yell Group, 4. RIDGEXWAY, VVILLIAM, Vocational Course, Baseball, 1, Z. 3 Track, 3, Cross Country, 1, Student Mgr., 2, 3. RIGGS, BEVERLY ANN, Commercial Course, Co-Ed Y-Teens, 3, Dean's Helper, 3, 4. RILEY, DAVID, General Course, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 2. 3, 4. RIVERS, JAMES, General Course. ROBBINS, LINDA LEE, General Course, Sargasso, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, Palette Club, 4, Pre- Dramatic Club, 2, Yell Group, 3, 4. ROBERTSON, CAROLYN LEE, General Course, IN'Ionit0r, 3, 4, Cub Yell Leader, 1, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus, 4. ROGERS, SHIRLEY SUE, General Course, Glee Club, 1, Deans Helper, 4, Honor Society, 4. ROGERS, XWILLIAM E., Academic Course, Hullabaloo. -, I7 4, Football, 3, Choir, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3. ROOT, HARVEY PAUL, General Course, Honor Society, 3, 4, Boys' Legion Board of Directors, 2, 4, Red and Blue, 3, 4, Lens, 3, Band, 1, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Science Club, Reporter, 4. ROSS, JESSE IOSEPH, General Course, Sargasso, 4, Lens, 4, Monitor, 3, 4, Scribblers Club, Pres., 3, Euture Teachers Club, 4, Office Scout, 4. ROSS, PHYLLIS JEAN, General Course, Basketball Seller, 1, Gym Assistant, 3, Yell Group, 4. ROSNVOG, MARY KAROLYN, General Course, Student Coun- cil, 3, Sargasso, 3, 4, Lens, 4, Future Teachers Club, 3. Secy.-Treas., 4, International Relations Club, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. RUSHING, BETTY LOUISE, Commercial Course, Monitor, 4, Co-ed Club, 2, Basketball Seller, 1, Yell Group, 3, 4. RUSK, IACKIE, General Course, Science Club, Secy., 4, Hi-Y, 4, Track, 3. RUSSELL, EDWARD, General Course, RUSSELL, NANCY SUE, Commercial Course, Student Council, 1, Sargasso, 4, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 1, Teacheris As- sitant, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4. RUSSELL, SANDRA ELAINE, General Course, Student Coun- cil, 3, Sargasso, 1, 2, 3, 4, Red and Blue, 1, 2, 3, 4, Moni- tor, Z, 3, Co-Captain 4, International Relations Club, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2, Secy., 3, 4. RLTTHERFORD, DALE EDXVARD, General Course, Monitor, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 3. SALLEE, DAVID KEITH, General Course, Monitor, 4, Science Club, 4, Yell Group, 3, Teacher's Assistant, 4. SANDERS, BETTY IO, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 3, 4, Red and Blue, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Scout, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, 3, 4. SCOGGINS, RICHARD C., General Course, Student Council, 2, Sargasso, 2, Lens, 2, Monitor, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 4, Yell Leader, 1, 2, 3. SEALS, NOMA IUNE, General Course, Entered from Lincoln H. S., Vincennes, Ind,, 2, Sargasso, Z, 4, Red and Blue. 4, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Dean's Helper, 3, Library Assistant, 3. 4, International Relations Club, 3, 4. NIO IU! SHANNON, LORETTA, Commercial Course: Glee Club, l, 2. 5, 4, Basketball Seller, 1, 2, Football Seller, 1, 2, Y-Teens. 2, Red and Blue, 1. SHEPHERD, DAVID G., General Course, Entered from Geneva H. S.. Geneva, Ind., 3, Hullabaloo, 5, 'ig Choir, 3, -L SHIELDS, ARNETT R., General Course, Operator, 2. R SHILLING, LARRY, Vocational Course. SHIMER, ROSE ANN, General Course, Glee Club, 1, 2, 5. 4' Palette Club, 1, Mixed Chorus, 3, -1, Basketball Seller, 1, 3, Gym Assistant, 3, Yell Group, 4. SHRADER, WAYNE KEITH, Vocational Course SILENCE, CRYSTAL COLLEEN, General Course: Entered from Frankfort H. S,, Frankfort, Ind., Z, Sargasso, 51 Monitor, 5' Glee Club, 2, Speech Club, 5, Teachers Assistant. 3. 4. SMALL, HARRIET ELEANOR, General Course, Sargasso, 1, 51 Lens, 2, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 3, 4, Dramatic Club. 3, 4' Thespian Society, 4, Dean's Helper, 4. SMITH, IACKIE LEE, Commercial Course, XX'restling, 1, 2, 3 4: Co-ed Y-Teens, 4, Teachers Assistant, 5, 4. SMITH, JAMES P., Vocational Course, Red and Blue, 5, -I. SMITH, DELORIS IEAN, Commercial Course, Student Coun- cil, 1, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, Majorette, 1, 2, 3, Y-Teens, 1, 2' Office Scout, 3, Dean's Helper, 2. SMITH, PATRICIA LOU, General Course, Office Scout, 3' Dean's Helper, 4, Nurse's Aid, 3. SNODGRASS, ROGER EVAN, General Course: Sargasso, -lg International Relations Club, 5, 4, Hi-Y, 2, Pre-Dramatic Club, 1, Yell Group, 4, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 5. SNOVU, DONALD E., Academic Course, Tracl-4, 1, 2, 5, 4: Cross Country, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, Hi-Y, 2, Student Council, 2. SNYDER, MADONNA, Commercial Course, Student Council, 4, Sargasso, 4, Monitor, 4, Glee Club, 1. 2. 3: Yell Group, 5, 4, Autumn Prom, 4. SNYDER, RITA CAROL, HOIHC ECOUOINICS Course, Glee Club, 1, 2. 3: Bible Club, 2, 5, Yell Group, 4. SOSBE, RICHARD LESLIE, General Course. SOTTONG, IOAN LOUISE, General Course, Student Council. 2: G. A. A., 1, 2, Sgt.-at-Arms, 3, Pres., 4, Speech Club, Ai, International Relations Club, 4, Gym Assistant. 2. 5: Honor Society, -l. SOLIPLEY, 'IAMES R., General Course, Monitor, 1, 2, Yell Group, 4. SOIQTHARD, DONNA I., Commercial Course, Monitor, 2, 3, Hullabaloo, 4, Sargasso, 3, 4, Teachc-r's Assistant. Al, Autumn Prom, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, 4. STACK, BARBARA NADINE, Commercial Course, Hullabaloo, 3' Choir 3 4' Glee Club 1 7' Basltctblll Seller l 7 3 ,. -.- v A , ,.., 4, . 1 . .-,,. STAKELBECK, RONALD, General Course. STEINBORN, CAROL LEE, General Course, Glee Club. l. 2. 5: Palette Club, 4, Yell Group, 4, STORY, INIARVIN LEE, General Course, Entered from Gal- veston H. S., Galveston, Ind., 3: Track, 5, -1. STOUT, RUTH EDNA, Commercial Course. STRASSER, C. RICHARD L., Vocational Course, Entered from Logansport H. S., Logansport, Ind., 2, Football. 2, Basket- ball, 2, 3, 4. SUMMERS, JOHN. Vocational Course, Monitor, 3. SUTHERIN, JOHN HAROLD, Vocational Course, Football, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Vocational Club, 3. 4, Hi-Y, lg Cafeteria Helper, 2, 3. TEDLOCK, JOE N., Vocational Course. TEMPLE, LILLIAN MARIE, Commercial Course, Y-Teens, 1: Co-ed Y-Teens, 2, 3, Yell Group, 3, 4, Gym Assistant, 3, 4. TEMPLIN, LARRY GENE, General Course. TEN BROOK, JERRY VU., General Course, Hullabaloo, 3, Football, 1, Wrestling, 2, Yell Group, 3. TETER, DOROTHY, General Course, Glee Club, 2, 3, Bible Club, 1, 2, 4, Secy., 3, Y-Teens, 1, 3, Dean's Helper. 1, Office Scout, 3. 4, Yell Group, 4. THARP, AGNES EILEEN, Academic Course, Palette Club, 1: Scribblers Club, 3, THARP, JULIA, Commercial Course, Glee Club. 1, 2. Tl-IATCHER, CHARLES CAREY, General Course, Monitor, 4, Hullabaloo, 2. 3, 4, Choir, 2, Accompanist, 3, 4, Glee Club, 1, Yell Group, 4. THATCHER, VUILLIAM, General Course, Monitor, 3, Foot- ball, 1, 2, Basketball, 1, Track, 1, 2, Glee Club, 1, 2. THIEKE, SHARON LOUISE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, 4: Teachers Assistant, 4, Autumn Prom, 4. THOMPSON, DAVID ROSS, General Course, Monitor, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Track, 1, Cross Country, 1, Golf. 2, 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. THOMPSON, SANDRA, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 4, Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens, 1, 2, Autumn Prom, 4, Yell Group, 4. THRASHER, THOMAS, General Course, Glee Club, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 1, 2, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. TIMBERMAN, DAVID L., General Course, Track, 1, Hi-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Sgt.-at-Arms, 1, 2, Football Usher, 2: Basketball Usher, 1, 2, Sir Walter Raleigh Club, 3. TOBIN, EARLINE, General Course, Student Council, 2, 4, Monitor, 2, 3, Yell Group, 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club, 1, Secy.-Treas., 2, Pres., 3, 4, Honor Society, 4. TOMPKINS, BERTHA MAE, Academic Course, Honor Society. 3, Treas., 4, Y-Teens, 2, 3, Pres., 4, Deans Helper, 2, Li- brary Assistant, 4, Mother-Daughter Reception, 3, Jr.-Sr. Reception, 3. TROBAUGH, JAMES EDWARD, General Course, Hullabaloo, 7 3 4' Football 1 2 3 4' Track l 2 4' Choir 7 3 4' EIGL Club, 1,iHi-YI, 5. ' i ' ' i ' ' 'B 3 ' TRUEBLOOD, MARVIN CLEO, General Course, Monitor, 4. TUCKER. JERRY SUE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 4, Y- Teens, 4, Yell Group, 4. XVAGGAMAN, DONNA SHYRENE, General Course, Sargas- so, 2, 3, Hullabaloo, 2, 3, 4, Choir, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club, 2, 3. 4, Thespian Society, 3, 4, Teachers Assistant, 3, 4. gn- G2 NIO XVAINXWRIGHT, BETTE, General Courseg Monitor, 3, -lg Yell Group, 3. WALTER, JERRY, Vocational Course: Scholastic Honors, 7 XVALTERS, DONALD, Academic Course: Honor Society, 3, 4, Student Council, 1, 3, 4, Sargasso, 3, Business Mgr., 41 Band, 1, 2, 3, Business Mgr., 41 Hi-Y, Sec'y., 2. Pres., l, 3, il, I. li. Achievement Test, l, 2, 3, sl. XVARD, BEVERLY, Commercial Course, Monitor, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2, Yell Group, 3, 4, Teacher's Assistant, Al. XVARD, CAROLYN, Commercial Course, Yell Group, At. XVASHINGTON, RICHARD, General Course, Co-eel Y-Teens, 1, 2, 3, -lg Operators Club, 3. WATSON, ROBERT General Course: Monitor, 21 W1'est- ling, l, Z, 3, 4, Cross Country, l, 2, 31 Co-ed Y-Teens. 2, 3, 4. VUEAVER, DORIS AIEAN, Home Economics Course, Glee Club, 1, 2. VUEBSTER, DAVID, General Course, Boys' Legion Board of Directors, -'lg Monitor, 2, 4, Hullabaloo, 41 Football, 31 Baseball, 3, Al, Honor Society, Al. XXIENGER, DAVID, General Course, Red and Blue. 3, Feature Editor, 41 Monitor, 2, 41 Quill and Scroll, 3, 4. XVHITEFORD, VIUDITH, Commercial Course, Sargasso, ,lg Red and Blue, 2, 3, -lg Monitor, 3, 43 Hullabaloo, 3, Alg Dra- matic Club, 4, Dean's Helper, 4. VUILLIAMS, ANITA, Commercial Courseg Sargasso, ,lg Monitor, 7 4' Y-Teens 3' Yell Group 3 I .., , ...bv 1'. XVILLIAMS, IIOE, General Course, Vocational Interest Confer- ence, 3. XX'll.LlAMS, RICHARD, Commercial Course, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Cliorus, 1, 2, 3, 4, Yell Group, -lg Sr. Invi- tations. VI'll.LOllGHBY, PATSY ANNE, Commercial Course, Sargasso, 2, 41 Monitor, 33 Glee Club, l, 2, G. A. A., I. Z3 Yell Group, 3, VI, Honor Society, 4. XVILSON, MARCIA, General Courseg Class Treas.. 'lg Sargasso, l, 2, 3. -lg Red and Blue, l, 2, 3, 41 Hullabaloo, 3, Al: Future Teachers Club, Secy.-Treas., 3, Vice-Pres., Al, Dra- matic Club, 2, 3, Reporter, 4, XXIILSON, MARK VUAYNE, Vocational Course, Monitor, -lg Vocational Club, 3, Pres., -lg Cafeteria Helper, 3, -lg Co-ed Y Teens W 3 - ,,-,,. VUIMMER, IOLEEN SUE, Academic Course: Sargasso, 5, -1, Red antl Blue, 3, litlitorial Editor, -lg Future Teachers Club, 3, 4, Deans Helper, Al, Quill and Scroll, 3, -lg Honor Society. 4. VVINES, MICHAEL S., Commercial Course: Yell Leader, l, 1, 3, 41 Hi-Y, l. WINES, ROSALIE QIOAN, Commercial Course: Sargasso. 3. Al, Hullabaloo, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, -11 Yell Group, 3, -I, Teaclier's Assistant, 4, Autumn Prom, 2. 3. Al. XVINKLER, RITA, Commercial Course: Sargasso, Al, Monitor, -lg Yell Group, 3, 4, Hullabaloo, 4. XVOOD, HARRIET LFANA, General Course, Bible Club, l, 2, 3, Y-Teens. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter, lg Library Assistant. -lg Yell Group, --l. XVOOD, SHARON SUE, General Course, Monitor, 41 Hullaba- loo, 3, 4, Majorette, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, lg Y-Teens, 3, -lg Yell Group, 3, 4. WIOOLDRIDGE, DONALD LEE, Vocational Course, Football, lg Vocational Club, 3, 41 Cafeteria Helper, 2, 3, -1. SENIORS WOOLDRIDGE, PEGGY JEAN, Commercial Courseg Red and Blue, 31 Monitor, 2, 3, Glee Club, 1: Office Scout. 4g Li- brary Assistant, 4, Yell Group, 4. XVRIGHT, MARY ESTHER, General Course, Honor Society, 3. -11 Student Council. 2, 4, Girls' League Council, 3. Pres.. -ig Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4g Organization Board. 5. 4. Chair- man. 3: Girls' State, 3. YAGYZR, MARSHA ELAINE, Commercial Courseg Monitor. 3. -lg Glee Club, lg Yell Group. -l. YOAKAM, JEAN M., Academic Course: Student Council. 5 Hullabaloo, 3, 4g Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4: Palette Club. Vice- Pres., 3: Jr.-Sr. Reception, 31 Autumn Prom, 4. YOVNG, JACK EUGENE. Academic Course: XY'restling, 1. 2 3, Ai. Dramatic Club, 23 Thespian Society, 21 Yell Group 3, 41 Jr.-Sr. Reception, 31 Stardust Ball, 3. YOUNG. MARIMARTHA, General Courseg Yell Group. 4. Ann Murray, Judy Beale, Liz Naftzger, and Carolyn Dickey, Zeke Edwards, Steve Johnson. Marcia Peters before leaving on the Senior Trip. Jim Trobaugb, Charles Conkle, Kent Nelson, Paul Barney, Gene DeCroes, George Pavey. Ed Black, Bill Miller, and Janet Porter depart on the exciting trip. Page 6 unior lets live They're nearing the homestreteh. Only one more lap to complete. This is raee track jargon, but the same words may be applied to this year's junior elass. An unusually large elass shared the responsibilities and privileges reserved to upperelassmen as they prepared to move toward senior prominence. .X junior has a busy day! Rising at 6:30 he combs his ereweut or duektail, slips into one of his 62 sweaters, and rushes to meet the sehool bus. The average junior studies hard in the general eourse. Sixty-three per eeut of the elass took their books to study hall while 37? served as guardians of the halls. The junior's evening is filled with many things besides homework. llashing In answer her telephone which rings over l7 times a week, the junior gal eatehes up on the prom committee plans, those crazy remarks in past classes, and the latest boy-dates-girl developments. The junior guy spends an average of 3.1 hours monkeying with his hobby and the athlete calls it a day about 9 p. m. to keep strictly those training rules! The juniors had a wonderful time showing off their sparkling elass jewelry and eonipeting to make the N955 -lunior-Senior Reception the Selecting their gleaming class jewelry are the junior officers tleft to rightj: Tom Simmons, pres.: jim XX'insIow, vice-pres., Saundra Brackin, secy.g ,ludy Kessler, treas. -'Zan--We s - C 5 through Jubilant Journey best ever! The graduating seniors certainly agreed that Paul Conwell and Barbara Vaught as co-chairmen deserved a vote of thanks for a job well done! The girls sent Mary Iillen Harnish and Judy Phillips to the Girls' League Council, and the boys were represented on the Boys' Legion Board of Directors by Paul Conwell, Tom Simmons, and Ron Bargerhutf. Speaking on behalf of the juniors in Student Council were Marjorie Adams, Saundra Brackin, Mollie Buckley, Mike Dalzell, Mike Fenn, Judy Grawcock, Judy Hankins, Kay Kelly, Sharon Mclntosh, Joe Noel, Mar- jorie Ramsey, Bob Schwindt, Joe Snyder, Judy Tubbs, and Charlene VVilliams. Advising the successful Class of '56 were Mr. Joe Mullins, Mr. Robert Barngrover, Mr. Charles Franklin, Miss Jewell Ginn, Mrs. Blanche Greenlee, Mr. Haven Jones, Mr. Paul Jones, Mr. Lloyd Keisling, Mr. Paul Kendall, Mr. Karl Kiger, Mr. Fred Moss, Mr. Edward Phillips. Miss Helen Railsback, Mr. Urban Steckler, Mr. Gene Turner. Mr. Shirl Wray, and Mrs. Martha Strawbridge. JUNIORS ,gas ,rr,i,,-air? . 1 ,mf Clyde Acord, Marjorie Adams, Martha ' ' 'R Adams, Mary Jane Adams, Creola r ' Ailor. ,, , ' V I - 3 Marjorie Aldridge, Bob Aikrrr, Dave Alley, Rosalie Alley. Wlayne Ammer- Don Anderson, Harvey Anderson, Del- pi gf, bert Antrim, Donna. Armfield, Shirley W, .Q Eg., . AQ V , Arnett. , Q ' , Janet Artis, Connie Ashcraft, Robert I H A Ault, Robert Babcock, Clifton Bagby. l- A , .,., ,r. k ra. F, , ,...., , A 4 K bg, .. A ,,VLL o ' 3 4 .I Nancy Bagwell, Duane Bailey, Pat A -L i A I , Bales, Helen Ballew. Brigita Bultgal- g A Ly , ' V vis. 7 - - r A ' 'il L Frances Banbury. Ronald Bargerhuff. ' 5 K 1 Beth Barker, Jeannette Barnett, Ken- W t 'Q 3, neth Bassett. A J v i ' ' 'gf' Fr. fi if 4 flgrcrs Page 65 Page 66 JUNIOR l ' s ws V R-4 Q' SQ ' , F? ff, J, -if R sr, 1 A ' ' , . 'fl 1 . fY ' . A 1 rar +5 J fc, A ' ff. J f 1' ll w A fffv - X V' TR i ,Fran ' 'I I 1 'J 3 5, EX... 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Pat Bressler, Joan Briggs, Karen Brit- tain, Carol Brown, Constance Brown, Jack Brown, Myrna Brumett, Don Buckingham. Mollie Buckley, Donald Bunch, Dan Burkett, Raymon Burnett. Jim Butler. Ida Cameron, James Cameron, Larry Cardwell. Lewis Cardwell, Connie Carpenter, Larry Cass, Andy Castner, W'illiam Cavanaugh, Donna Chew, Jerry Chris' tie, John Closson. Bob Coady, Bill Coburn, James Cof- fey, Wzintla Colburn, Bob Cole, Ralph Colter, Larry Colvin, Max Comerford. Patty Cone, Gene Conwell, Paul Con- well, Richard Conwell, Larry Cook, Judy Cooprider, Kitty Cornwell, Betty Cottingham. Gloria Cottingham, Bud Cox, Rebecca Cox, Robert Cox, Virginia Cox, Ben Coyner, Roscoe Crabtree. Judie Craig. Carol Creviston, Ronald Cripe, George Critchley, Ruth Ann Crittliley, Michael Crone, James Crowder, Charles Crum- ley, Mike Dalzell, Phillip Darst, Fred Davis, Jack Davis, loe Davis, Judy Davis. Myrna Decker, Sue DeCroes, Ronnie Degler. Glenda D6Shon, John Diller, Mary Diller, Marlene Dillinger, Carolyn Dixon, Jim Doak, Dave Donovan, Fred Douglas. Jim Douglas, Elizabeth Dowling, Don Draper, Danny DuBois, Larry Durham, Diane Dutton, Helen Dwigans, Carol- yn Dyer. Carol Eades, Ramona Eads, Norita Sue Early, Carolyn East, Bob Eaton, Richard Eikenberry, Ritchie Elkins. Dvona Ellis. Ron Eltzeroth, Julia Elvin, Wuanitri Emry, Mona Etherington, Paul Ewing, Bob Federspill. Mike Fenn, Eddie Ferguson . Jerry Fewell, Larry Fewell, Nancy Fierke, David Fine, Tom Fisel, Nancy Fisher, Richard Fisher, William Fisher. Jeanette Flint, Caroline Floyd, Jama- kie Ford, Pat Foreman, Jack Forkner, Marilyn Foust, Marie Fowler, Harold France. Dick Frazer, John Fredrick, Donald Fredrickson, Barbara Freeman, Joyce Frew, Jean Fricke, Martha Fry, Jeanne Gabriel, Martha Gaines, Robert Gamblin, Ed- win Garner, Jerry Garrett, George Gaskin, Jim Gibson, Faye Gillis, Roger Goings. Emogene Grady, Donna Graf, Toni Grainger, Fred Granson, Betty Jo Graves, Judy Grawcock, Jimmie Gray. Danny Grecu. Betty Jo Green, Sandra Gronow, Law- rence Groves. Connie Guge, Ronald Hale. Barbara Haley, Bertha Hall. Charlotte Hall. Joe Halmage, Glennell Hamilton, La- mar Hammer, Judy Hankins, Becky Harmon, Mary Ellen Harnish, Ronald Harper, Everett Harris. Dick Harris, Tom Harrison, Jerry Hartley, Patty Harvey, Allen Hawkins. Fred Hawkins, John Hawkins, Linda Hawkins. Kristina Heavilin, Sally Heflin, Dave Heilman, Rita Heiny, James Helm. Bill Helms. Carole Henderlong, An- nette Henger. JUNIORS ' af -: ff , . fn. . ,rf , fa x-eff 9 - fe - gs f - , 4' ., L' L 5 may: .2 'F fi S' wr , :I -f 1, f lf . gx, l R . .X it 2 -Ly. LX A x .. I, Envy' 5 - .- Y N , wi xt O ga Q' . , gem Q g A MN I ' rf f I f. 2 Q. R 7 J F X. xml ' V , A ' .. if N7 Q, 1 1 fx F J fx. . gl, V ,,.V, V , A 1' F? GL f , ' if vv .- 1- T ,Q -5 .39 E X' ii- if f '65 1 Q J 9. . ,.,,,, . A tlltffifts as . i 5 xv J af we 'Q z Q .kg X-R 'Mi I X' fi ef . ,-get 'nf 'ff . ' VJ . my V i. . V I K i N-4 r J in f A' i X ve' 'S' In :gs K t 'W' wr' 'X-Lane. urn xai . , . i J 'Sf 'ff f- CP A K . I i 1 are .A dz LS fe' .itself L-is 4 wil lib 1 I -4 1 L. Page 67 Page SS .5 ,.., NIORS . f f QL. 1 V ve l f . . ' A -1 .1 I s -tu ' L., . 'tl , X - Y N353 .fix ix R e , i M 3 , . f' is r-ft' A y J, Q , ' 5 it X .' -, .....-,L.. R 'QI I 'J 34' -lx af , ' A i.x Y A x , rt, ' Q , ' ' K i 'ska'-k , , , 4 4 ' -1 'fi -: If , ' '- t - V I it K n X ' may f 'Z fin 'I L' A- 4 5 -.' 1 V Q W 4 W 'K v 1 ' if ' is ' S ' :Y 9 Y I 'f J E t ft ,S V Q U 53 'J dl fri A, ' A J .Q .3 -s. UVN 1-,f ft Q, l 25 -if 3 e-if 4 ,,, , X x f . 5-Rl 14 Q :J 1 1. A 'iff' e f ' ' I f ' 'af' ' ii A 3 ,. - , , , 'ni 5' i i :B My vi f V- wl 4 , 3' ' L , ra 5 X it fx. v:i'f .57 if-r if 'T GL-N x x :Z . f Q ' A Y it Gail Henry, Jerry Henry, Larry Hens- ley, Barbara Herren, Edith Herron, Bob Hicks, Carol Hicks, Sue High- tower. Barbara Hill, Fred Hipsher, Elizabeth Hizer, George Hoard, Mary Hollis, Marjorie Holloway, Nancy Holt, Rich- ard Hooker. David Hoover, Joann Hord, George Howell, Richard Hoyet, Jerry Hufford, Violet Hughes, Judith Hulet, Robert Hundley. Raymond Hurlock, Richard Hurst, William Hutto, Beverly Jackson, Bev- erly James, Joe Jansen, Penny Jaqua, Jack Jarrett. Elizabeth Johnson, Otis Johnson, Rosetta Jones, Karen Jonsson, John Joseph, Katherine Kanable, Jim Kara- bin, Jim Karnes. XX'ade Kauble, Rosemary Keith, Tom Keith, Carol Kellar, Virginia Keller. Kay Kelly, listher Kenner, Jane Ken- worthy. Judy Kessler, Steve Kiley. XX'anita Kimbler, Howard Kinder, Judy Kinder, Phyllis King, Barbara Kinney, Thomas Kitts. Bill Koon, liddie Korby, Ben Kreag. Albert Kudsi-Zadeh, Tom Kiihns, Don- na Lee, Robert Leffert. Gene Leonard. Paul Lewis, Peter Libby, Sue Limberg, Bonnie Lindley, Jan Lindley, Bob Lloyd, Carol Lloyd, Ivan Long, Herbert Lowe. Homer Lynch, Sandra Lytle, Willigiiii Lytle, Darlene Maiors, Byrl Martin, Dyrl Martin, Edward Martin. Gary lNlartzolf, Charles Marut, Don Mason, Robert Massey, Sharon Mas- ters, Sonia Maurer, Bob Maxwell, lvlike hlayfield. Robert McCartney, Richard Mcfllish, Frank McCoy, Jewell McCoy, lda McDorman, Sharon McFall, Vfanda McGuire, Mary Jo McHale. Sharon McIntosh, Richard McQuiston, Jim Meiring, Robert Meiring, Rina Merlo, Rosialee Merrell, Steve Metz, Don Miller. Mary Ann Miller, Robert Miller, Ruth Miller, Bill Mills, Larry Miltenberger, Nancy Minor, Caryl Mitchell, Al Mitzelfelt. Judy Mock, Dixie Mognett, Beverly Mooney, Robert Moore, Robert More- lock, Pat Morrison, Don Morrow, Joe Moser. Geneva Mote, Merrill Mumaugh, David Myers, Bill Naftzger, Wfilliam Name, Margaret Nay, Marjorie Nelson, Will- iam Nicholson. Joe Noel, Bob Nutter, Sue Olmstead, Jim Orndortf, David Osborn, Linda Overholser, Ralph Partlow, Raymond Partlow. Bill Patterson, Judy Patterson, Philip Paul, Ann Pearce, Jerry Pearcy, Starr Peele, Jane Pence, Phil Pennell. Shirley Perkins, Gilbert Phelps, Judy Phillips, Melba Phillips, Willialm Phillips, Pat Pickett, Michael Pigott, Don Pine. Bettie Poe, Charles Pusateri, Neil Puterbaugh, Charles Putt, Sarah Jane Pyle, Marilyn Quinnette, Marjorie Ramsey, Betty Rayl. Sharon Reder, Bill Reel, Jim Reith, Arthur Resley, Kenny Rich, Sondra Richards, Marcine Riddle, Anne Ridge- way. lim Rine, Mike Ringeisen, Shirley Ringeisen, Linda Rink, Barbara Roark, Bob Root, bionty Rose, Bill ROUSC. Donald Rude, Freda Runsick, Theda Runsick, Richard Sacks, Clarence Sar- gent, Beverly Saul, Dee Saul, Joe Scales. Bill Scheck, Max Schelbert, Bob Schwindt, Kenneth Scott, Lu Ann Shank, Ronald Sheely, Jerry Shepherd, Donald Shook. JUNIORS -1 Ja, - fa R J I 'iia 4 A JJ 'P A fiyfisixiy K. vi 5 A ,I A V Ag ,L gl, .,:, , tn, W I o, H y y J ,,,,, Q y JJ Q J J . , N Y. 4 R as as J i A ' i V JT , J r i.,- r ..,. ' -J . A - ' SMF i 'X X MM Akvrk MW' 'V - ,- A 0, J as f if J Q i l Jf .Ji l+J K' K .J p JV ,J 0 ,...cJ....... 3 r r, ,Ji , J M :rf fa SWF J--s A : 7 K X Jil 'I , ' my tx! V ' if ' ' -li? W Jitr jr . t-ep JJ is A J as fifihhl If 2 ' I sf ' 'ei P if J iiii J . K J .-i,,JJ . Q X ' 1,2 XMI' J J-2 .ai P i J' A .. y h y mJ 4 I y J A H, , It -is h J g wx- V wg! l R J si ag af AQ. A 1. 1 +R BSN JJ, A 'Jr -1 1-7 - ' ', 1 A ,X ' 'y Xa. 1 9 R Z E A I ' 1 3 BX Je,r 3 x J J X' N .3 5 V. J 'J' f J 1 ix J r kJ-h Q :dr its ,L :A 1 1 A X an A 4 Keg is NW B 1' i ri e .J -fr P 5' J K, xqvh M I ' J X -55 rv r Jff A 54 lJ'9Jf2 G if J J kv 1 V K :mf 8 , . 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Iilizabeth Simpson, Sharon Simpson. ,Ierry Sims, Gary Smith, Gerry Smith. janet Smith, , Richard Smith, Sandra Smith, Tom Smith, Beverly Snow, Bill Snow, joe Snyder, Mary l.ou Soots, Norma Sparks. Peggy Springer, Carolyn Sprinkle, Olympia Stefan, Peggy Stiner, Arlene Stock, Robert Stodgell, Sharon Stonger, Nell Story. Ronald Stouvtgh, Susan Striebel, Mildred Strong, Dick Sullivan, june Ann Sulli- van, Carolyn Sumpter, Dick Suter, Marilyn Sutherland. ludy Swt-etlantl, lNlartin Taylor, Susan Taylor, Linda Teter, Don Thatcher. Iames Thatcher, Geraldine Thomas, lack Thomas. Nancv Thomas, Nariorie Thompson, lim Thrasher, Gary Thurston, Dick Tigrett, Mildred Tompkins, David Toney, Carolyn Toops. Beverly Townsend, jane Traylor. Sara Trobaugh, Bill Troycr, Judy Tubbs, George Tuggle, john Turnbull, Larry Utterback. Dora Uitts, Barbara Vandercook, liar- bara Vaught, Carol VUaltman, Sharon Winlttxn, Shirley XX'atters, julia Xyelwb. Robert Weiklt-. Garv Wliitt-, Ronald XX'hite, Tonita Wfhite, Becky Wlhited, Larry XX'ilber. Bonnie Wiles, Betty XX'illiams, Char- line Wfilliams. David Wfilliams, Nancy Vfilson, Char- line Wines, Eugene XX'ingate, jim Wfinslow, Iudy XX'inslow, Dalt- XX'ise- hart, Rita Wfolf. Ierraiean Wimlfe. Dan Wfood. Dick Wtxiilley, Phyllis Wriglit, Billy Yard, Ierry Yard, klanict- Young, jim Young. op omores Sparlele with Success lsn't it noble for 89? of the sophomore class to confess that they would attend school even if it weren't required by law? lt certainly is evident that the sophomores showed scholastic ability, sports enthusiasm, and activity interest l009k l The boys chose james Beane, jerry Martin, and jerry Neal as rep- resentatives on the Boys' Legion lloard of Directors. The girls selected Carolyn Catt and Debbie Leffert to guide their interests in the Girls' League. Sophomore opinions sounded loudly and clearly in Student Council through the efforts of jon Bailey, Marcia Bitner, llaphine Brandon, Carolyn Catt, Ann Dwyer, George Franklin, Nancy Hardy, Barbara Lembke, Rita Maher, ,loellen Middleton, Vanetta Poppas, Kenneth Rusk, Sondra Snyder, Pat Terry, and ,lanet lflsh. The future security of scholarship and tradition seem well rooted and secure in the hands of the sophomores of l955. SOPHOMORES Audrey Abresch, james Adams, Dennis Aerne, Patrick Aerne, Q. jackie Agnew, Marcia Aldridge, Terry Alexander, Sue Allen, Beverly Ammerman. Carolyn Ancil, Lewis Anderson, Marshall Andich, Lois Anthony, Ann Appleby, Georgianna Ar- buckle, Ronnie Archer, Ray Armfield, Howard Arthur, Den- nis Ashley. Betty Atkisson, Judy Ault, Dar- rell Bailey. lon Bailey, Aubrey Baker, lill Baker, Phyllis Baker, Estella Balog, Marilyn Barn- grover, Bill Barthelemy. lerry Basham, Frank Bates, Ralph Baxter, james Beane, Phyllis Beane, Thomas Beane, Luana Beatty, Alice Ioann Beav- er, Anita Beck, Dallas Beeler. Theopolis Bell, Robert Belt, Sandra Bennett, Sandra Berg- strom, lack Berridge, George Bess, Albert Biehle, Marcia Bit- ner. Ian Black, Peggy Blake. Robert Blossey, Charles Bogue, Larry Bogue, Bill Boicc, Doris Bolinger, Edward Bone, jacque- lvn Bone, Nancy Bookout, Ann Bougher, Ray Bowers. lim Bowman, Lura Branch, Daphine Brandon, Shirley Brat- ton, l-larry Breedlove, Homer Breedlove, Daisy Brewster, W'il- ma Briggs, Janice Brinson, Carolyn Broadley. as A-x, ' - . f sf' A , .A Xxx? .i iii yi we v--f. 1.--A M. f f 'ik 1 A., ,W-. L 1 K if X aw ff - - M4 it if --if A x lx 14's fx Qu A -.-. . we cw il . t .. - 4- Q. ,Q A it 1. Q ' s if r YB Q -.g? R 'X , V-K ay, 'CL l X 'Z ra.. Z' N K, 'ff' S., H., A LN.. 4 0' i K QQ' L a 'fl if 1 Q at gy 5 -vp-J is 'L-x ,,,,. H- ffx gi? L 2 new .. , um- vu 't.: i . , t N P ,X ,., , g . 'rv i V53 'i 5 i ll 'fa V S9 -s r qs 5' Eff? C 3 its . K 3 ,D as Q, S ,N .aw mx - at j, s , -Q52 kk- 1 'f :zi- .A 4 'fl E '12 Page T1 3 4. Q Q, - s JL.. 'UW 'Y s ir . N s I 5. 'B Q- Ig:- X ff it 'Q pb I 4. br! I ' , Q 4 I Qu 2' L SOPHOMORES n -vw q. 455 if , q. 3 :Q :Q -'55 if , ' f f 4 F- J . - , A ' J 3, Y .54 3, :ae 'ai Z N 4 i . 2 M i. .,,, ti , L9 a in E' 4'5 v - ' l 1 . X K . i xi A A. K K 14' . -cf zz ,gf rf if 1 ' , V V . t elif'-k X B .1 A A ' is H' J .. ,, 179' A tv Y 5: t, . K fi Q P new ,K 1 ' ', K ff Vw, I . K , fx J . i LA! J' I -'L S 1 ,Vi ,L i K x 4 , K A . 1 J P: gav- 1-'V' . 4 E, V' 2' .ir il, t I T Q 4 ans- K , . K l Psi Q, Y.: Q' 4751 . ,t ,J-Q 4 ' , 1 s L. 4.7. A 'W' ,, - 92 .,. 5 -3 ' '7 Y-'ag S 4.- L. Eff Betty Brock, Bonita Brock, Becky Brown, Jean Buckley, Bob Bugher. Eleanor Bunch, Bill Burchard, Sharon Burns. James Burtch, Susie Burton, Mary Bush, Jean Bushong, Judith Butcher, Nancy Butcher, Karen Butler, Wfeldon Butler. J. D. Button, Rohert Campbell, Donald Canacly, Bob Cardwell, June Carlile, Janice Carter, Pauline Carter, Ronald Carver. Johnny Cassell, Lucinda Caster, Carol- yn Catt, James R. Cessna, Thomas Cestare, Dennis Chapman, Beverly Cherry, Allen Clark. Charles Clark, Verlin Clark, Fred Clevenger, Jerry Cody, Rex Comerford, Erna Conwell, Gary Conwell, Judy Cook. Sondra Cook, Dan Cooley, Trueman Coppock, Delores Coughlin. Bob Crawford, Carolyn Critchley, Mary Cronan, Shirley Crowder. Terry Cutter, Beverly Cyre, Pat Dal- hover, Bob Darter, Mary Dausch, David Davis, Jim Dayis, Larry Day. Regina DePalma, Jim Dewitt, Beverly Donaldson, Nescha Donelson, Alice Dossett, Frank Dowden. Josephine Drago, Shirley Duffy. Donald Duncan, Joseph Duncan, Bren- da Dunn, Sarah Dunn, Nancy Dwig- gins, Ann Dwyer, Buddy Fades. Jim Eades. Norman Earlywine, Richard Fast, Carl Ellis, Gerald Evans, Virginia Feather- stone, Kay Fenn, James Ferguson. Forrest Fernung, Johnny Fewell, Mark Fisher, lidward Fivecoat, Lloyd Fivecoat. Juanita Ford. Nlichael Fording, Rolwert Fort, Darold Fortune. James Foust, Stanley Fowler, Karen Frank, George Franklin, Vera Frazier. Betty Freeman, Keith Frye, Jim Galv riel. Rex Gabriel, Johanna Gaiser, Bob Gann, Carol Gascho, Larry Gaskins, Eugene Gatman, Patricia Gibbons, Gretchen Gift. Gerald Giles, Judith Gillem, Jack Gillespie, Pat Gilligan, Junior Gon- zalez, Sue Graham, Penelope Grant, Ronnie Grant. DeWay'ne Gray, Bob Green, Richard Greene, Dick Greider, Bill Hahn, Thelma Hale, Max Hall, Ronald Hall. Carolyn Hamilton, John Hamilton, Nancy Hanesworth, Beverly Jo Hanley, Paul Hanson, Nancy Hardy, Charles Harmon, Wziyne Harnish. Larry Harrell, Becky Harris, Dan Har- rison, Ronald Hartsock, Pat Hasseld, Lee Hawkins, Jack Hayes, Jo Hayes. Mary Heflin, Bill Henry, Judie Henry, Carolyn Herrell, John Heuerman, Jan Higgins, Carl Hightower, Eldon Hill. Judy Hillis, John Hillman, Gerry Hinds, Larry Hite, Janice Hizer, Jerry Hobbs, Royce Hockensmith, LeRoy Hoffman. Bob Hogan, Nancy Hogan, Larry Hollingsworth, Roberta Holloway, Loretta Holt, Jacqueline Horne, Chris Horst. Jim Howell. Barbara Hughes, Donald Hughes, Jerry Hughes, Lottie Hulet, Michael Hundley, Naomi Hundley, Judy Hunt- er, Linda Hunter. Joyce Hurst, Jim Huth, Harold Hutto. Marcia lmbler, Dwight Ingle, Larry lngle, Dave lngrum, John Iriclc. Carolyn lzzaacs, Janet James, Mauri James, Fred Jansen, Oinetta Jester, Barbara Johnson, Darrell Johnson, Doris Johnson. Frances Johnson, Patti Johnson, Thel- ma Johnson, Jack Jones, Diane Kauf- man, Jack Kaufman, James Kelley, Ethel Kelly. O P H O M O R E S 5 ut J r if X, J H ii s 'J ' S, ,Nl ff 33' B 69-1 vw' ,' ea. i fi an Q .fy . ':.. Q, . en QA R 5.15 , '1 ii ! is 1 Q M H ' tt J , -. PQ , ' a .tiff if H 'f. Q .. ., 3 i i at t J 'E , 3 7 f , si 2 , , . '12 , I ,S K is, f. :L I ,i, 1 I 'l 975 33' 159 fi , , l f + ' f , .ax ' 'is -xi' :Q sf-+54 gk if Q, ei .Q . -46 wg. N J' fi L.. I E ixqh 4 X i if . . ' '31 W ' ivy 5 .Qi 'K iv s L, 1 A I i - E 1 Page 73 Page 74 l SOPHOMORES ' v , t 8 A QT. L' ' x-Q! t' ga D i , -3 G 1 .A A R 25 I 7 1 'Cf ,ETH .Q 3 ' ig ' Q' xi Xi ef J, -1 6? 3,1 1fV A . .. i s - - ir Ln! L l Q5 e is-'VIL wi' il I , il 'ri WW if ' i i -v 3m,12T hV ' 1 ii tx -' ft X N N i .n ' , K- y 1 J if L ? 4. A -'ii I Y hr! V -.jf X l ' lv L .L 1' ey , Lg? 'gs- x , P V If I ' Rs ' ' J. 2 -1. if gs! ' 1' Q - 1-ff ,', s 1 tg -X ,mi 1' Q Y' . f ,- , N -' re, 'W ' i YB Q 5, 1 f, .ff Q' Yi, X fx E V K . ,. k N 1 x Nl Q Hgh L f . I Lt sl, We ., V 5, sf X i ': ' 1 .L L. - casa ,eb L S rg f, -. W' , I fslv . -sv f C ,- Q xv- my xl I 1 1 4 3' .a g ,Q 3- .sy A QQ' 5 'ei 34 Qv 3' QQ' i Q' ' K K K 'N fx l 2. Mike Kelly, Don Kennedy, Vincent Kennedy, Pat Kerby, Emily Kessler, james Kincaid. judy King. Boyd Kirby. Larry Kirkman, Tom Kirkpatrick, Ronald Kitts, Pat Kolinsky, Tom Kring, Marcia Kull, Arthur Kuntz, Mary jane Kuntz. Loren LaDow, Barbara Lafollette. Larry Lamberson, Mickey Lamberson. Maxine Lambert, Vivian Lamm, San- dra Land, Ruth Landrum. Maxx Langford, hlaria L.1ra, lwlyron LaRuwe, Nancy Larrison, Braden Law- son, Don Lawson, Charles Lear. judy Lear. Connie Lechner, Carol Lee, Debbie Leffert, Barbara Lembke, Irene Lem- ieux, Dewain Lightfoot, Robert Linzey. Jerry Little. judy Livingston, Burris Long, joan Lucas, Mary Lyle. Helen Lynn, Doug- las Lytle, Richard Lytle, Paul Mabra. Rita Maher, jim Main. Bill Maple. Carol Sue Martin, Carolyn Martin, Charles Martin. jerry Martin, Mar- garet Martin. Patty Martin. Ralph Martin, Sam Mast, Ronald Maxwell. Gary May, Dick McAninch. Robert McAninch. Randall McBee. Diana McBride. Sondra Sue McCarter. Iohn McClain, Nancy McClain. Donald 1N'lcCoy, John lNlcCoy. Wlanda ISIC- Gregor, Mary Nell McKay. Dennis Malice. Robert Mcliihhen. lames McQueary, Mildred Meacham, Maureen Mt-ritt, Daisy Meriwether, Marie Dorothy Meriwether, Carol Meyers. Doris Michael, ,lot-llen Middleton. lack Miller, Ianice Miller, john -I. Miller, Margaret Miller, Llarilyn Mil- ler, Nancy Miller. Nancy Dee Miller, Sarah Miller, Tola Miller, NXfayne Miller, jerry Miltenf berger, Nancy Moberly, Pat Mooney, Allan Moore. Betty Moore, Clarence Moore, Sharon Morelock, Carleen Morris, Judy Morri- son, Marilyn Moser, Phil Mozzone, Gene Mumma. Ronnie Myer, Jennie Myers, Larry Myers, joan Name, jerry Neal, Dick Nelson, Betty Newman, Steve Nieland- er. Rebecca Noland, john Norris, Wayne Nyffeler, Karen O'Harra, Wanda Ooten, Bob Parker, Emily Pasquali, Annette Paul. Charles Payne, Tom Perkins, Williarn Perry, Sara Pettit, Margaret Petty, Patty Philebaum, john Phipps, Sondra Pierce. Therman Pierson, Carl Platt, Lewis Poe, Vanetta Poppas, jim Porter, Rob- ert Poynter, Gene Pratt, Lloyd Pratt. Robert Pratt, Marie Price, Raymond Price, Ruth Prince, Don Puett, Karen Puterbaugh, Diane Ragains, Wfilliam Ramberger. Dick Randall, ,lack Randolph, Dennis Ratcliff, Larry Rayn, Ronnie Rayn, Lincoln Record, Clarence Redman, Sandra Rees. Mildred Reeves, Roberta Reynolds, Doris Richey, Oneida Richey, Rhoda Ricks. David Ridgeway, Fred Riggs, Don Rivers. Dominic Rocchio, Keith Rodkey, Charlotte Roe, Sondra Roe, ,Iohn Rolfe, Ellen Roper, Bob Rostron, Blar- uie Rouse. Kenneth Rush, Ronald Sallee, Shareen Samuelson, Wfayne Sandefur, Sondra Sandifur, Carol Schaeffer, Robert Scheetz, Helen Schofield. Paul Schroeter, Karlene Sciortino, Donna Sewell, Charles Sheckles, Rita Shelton, hiike Shepherd, Ruby Shep- herd, Ruth Shepherd, Nancelyn Shirley, jerry Short, Roger Shrock, Richard Shutt, Ronald Siler, lim Simmons, Linda Sites, Velta Sitzes. OPHOMOR 4 1' 44,9 -Q 1.- 35, fs- .tp ' fl Ik , lf: so Q La' fi 1 .9 wc ' ' H :Q I 6 We 'gf 4. , p , ,QA A. ' Q , A 2' .51 5 . ' ' o C, ' 4, ' ur is , P 1, if ,sg I , - A as :G ig .1 ,K :Q 'Q Lil .. .. ef 6 5, S :ro iii aiu: 34 f 7 . sq Lia , 'S -5-if :sr . Q R Q : re L. 5 ES A v like eh sir ew' .est X K Q W 2 W D -w -Y 1. 1 V S' ' F9 ' 'I V' P W 1 ri f , . 5 S 4 U, 'eff eq -C:-ef e 'r H ' , X V , ' . l ' . i ' 1 Q L V ' 1 r we-1 We 9 sf-fr, 'ff L :Nik wh, .5 Q I 8 f sy' 7 . 1' . K2 'Lge iv , ' ,X i.. i.. . Lqcfjr 'Q 4 I ' , I .. V A Q. 'L 'W Q-3. 'ff , ff ff L , X, 1 l M, ,ei . 3 5 L, S fe - ll AS.: R, K L Q 0 ei: -er K Vg 24 Q ' x A , , l X , v . 9 P., 2- A . S... X N R 1 S ' L 1. , K 2-as ,ew few -1' -1 4 'Sz 92.5 Page 75 Page 76 EGP '63 i F ' sa rm I 1- y I i 'K is ' :J 1 FN Q K W Q. 1- :ai , ' Q-at Eg, :Q -' P' 'I 15 il 2- 5-2, ,ga 1 1 Q ni' 'Y Q9 . 5 9 ms, 5 - B' Q 1-. 1:1 57 . V 1 i i 1 . 4 -f ig cv s by . -7 'GJ' 4 ' 11' , 5' V ii 4. . I .. I V, Q yt- , i H .5 1 ' , Q wr! Z: 3 Ph T l 1 1-Cs. C SOPHOMORES P A u ii R 3 F - sa bg l J.: 5 JY VI QL rf' 3, .L ' ,Ly , ... . Sf 1+-,y ,:,r J 1-at we i iii ,Y K v t A i LQ, ' If ' t N i 7 Q-,Y ep 1 . gi - B 1 wg' i l i T . ,, 0 , y f' is ' -1- - A tv- r K Y N 1 1 if lx .Al :E hw E -' . 1 Q lg, . I - ff ,1 . - 4' I , ' i 'X N 9 l ,ai . -' +-Q. 6 Q fl 1 ' ., 1 .X A -Y 4 i an :JV 'Lx I iv. :YA t' ' I ' . 3. E' X A . ' 6' f 4. , J iv :. ' c . 5' cr 'i ..l.E' 3-- R. X X, f I A. A 'v i I -X vc sl. , -I . ' ,,, I 1 Vi. an X P J i nt 1: sw P . . 'H h is Barbara Smith, Cheryl Smith, James G. Smith, James R. Smith, Linda Smith, Richard A. Smith, Richard Lee Srnith, Roger Smith. Ronnie Smith, Patricia Snow, Donna Snyder, Sondra Snyder, Vickey Snyder, Mary Jane Spencer, Phillip Spencer. XWillard Stahl. Jackie Stalter, Nellie Stevenson, Sue Stitliam, Larry Stiner. Bill Stock, Kenneth Stokes, Sharon Stonebralcer, Kenney Stouse. Donald Stout, Betty Summerton, San- dra Suter, Bill Sutherin, Ronald Tal- bert, Jean Taskey, William Taylor. Judy Tedlock. Marsha Teeters, Pat Terry, Marcia Tharp, Elaine Thatcher, Mary Rose Thatcher, Margaret Thieke, Mary Thieke, Janice Thompson. Judy Thrasher, Robert Thrasher, Beth Tilley, Robert Tinder, Martha Todd, Patricia Tomlinson, John Traylor, David Trobaugh. John Trueblood, Phyllis Truelson, Donald Turner, Nancy Turner, Rich- ard Turner, Janet Ulsh, Raymond Valadez, Dave VanSicltle. Nellie Vaughn, Linda Vaught, Brenda Vint, Paul XVagner, Kenneth Waisner. Sandra XWaisner, Betty W11lkei', Linda Wzllker. Beverly Wasson, Reginald Wlitkins, Brenda Weaver, Bonnita W'ebster, Julia Weeks, Bob Weir, Morris Weit- zel, Margaret W'est. Pamela Westfiill, Anita Whitehead, Magaline Whitfielcl, Wfillie Wfhitfielcl, Robert NX'iles, Ronald Wiles, Jack Williiiiiis, Villa XX'illsey. Don Wilson, Myrna Wilson, Robert Wilson, Steve Wiltse, Judy W'ines. Dale Wise, Sandra Wolf, Larry XX'olfe. Bruce XVooldridge, Charles XX right. Vera Wright, Paul Xvrightsman, Rich- ard Wrightsman, Rosalie Wy'sivng. David Young, Rohert Young. 3 ,K mi vi E+ if '5 .NM -w CA, in 7.1: l ,,..-4 , 13 ns, K, 5, r f . an is-.?s, Y my v ay M 8 A Wadi' wi ,Q 'E Q U 'lg 1' -fu ' fi s,f 4. ' , Z ,MX.l-7w9 EN n 333 ' Q :Q X ,Lg QL Q 9 vw? fag .X fxku w 3-4 o 'W 4 pf Y QQ m1 45'i'i', Q X 29.11 Freshmen Frolic and Flutter Tall oaks froln little acorns growl And so the freshmen had to grow -fheyond elevator fees, halls that were too long, and bells that always rang at the wrong time. These dazed frcshies were typical American students beginning their high school career. The average freshman rose at 6:45 each morning and donned one of his 3.7 sweaters. The freshman boy found time to shave 2 mornings each week before leaving for his busy life at school. Once inside the halls of lil-IS he spent a weekly average of 7 hours studying: the main subject most probably being math since 47? of the new students rated it as their favorite subject. Ill order to have spending money for the Lens, basketball tickets. and the other many expenses this big school dreams up, 57? of the fresh- men babysat. VVhen asked to name his favorite band the loyal freshie disagreed with the seniors' choice of Ray Anthony and smilingly replied he'd rather listen to the KHS band! Although the average freshman held membership in only .3 clubs, he was very active in Student Council. Representing the freshmen roll rooms were l'hyllis Aldridge, Karen Hone, Vicky Carnes, Linda Daugherty, Nlary llempsey, lien lirvington, john lireed, Joyce Green, Julia Horsman, 'ICZIITHC Kinder, Nancy Maher, Myra Meadows, Georganne Mustard, lfdward Rabb, lfddic Seagrave, joe Stricbel, Scott Thatcher, and jerry VVoodwal'd. The fresllmen boys selected llaul Cossell, james Hudson, and Tom Swing to serve on the Boys' Legion lloard of Directors, while the girls elected Phyllis Aldridge and Carol Coe to the Girls' League Council. Congratulations seniors of l58l The abilities and qualities you have SlAl0Vl'Il in your freshman year promise a wonderful future for KHS. FRESHMEN A Carolyn Abney, Sharon Abney Nor V' ' man Acord, Patricia Adair Ralph if-57 , t Adams. 1 1 A lu '-U X' . V' ' fi Marilyn Addison, Hedy Aerne VIVIJH ' L ' . . - i .. -r i Ailor, jerry Akers, Fredrick Aldridge l ff f ' ' - er Phyllis Aldridge, Jane Allman caml . ' I , V X V A A 1 yn Allsop. A ' Aulton Andrews, Becky Andrews ' - Q A , David Andrews, Glenda Anthony john 12? .tg ' Anthony, Susan Arbuckle Mary Arch ' , 4 i' ii A er, David Armstrong s ' li' X Q i D? Janice Arnett, Patrick Arnold Ierly 1 , 3 s W il ' ' 2 , Ashburn, Sue Carolyn Atkins Rebe ca 'v f , ff - 4' Jeanette Atkinson, Billy Austin David 1' my 3 'N V ,M . i Avery, Barbara Babcock 7' 'lt . -i A X il l-'Xt .. Q Susie Badger, Charlotte Bailey Larry L 1- Bailey, Loretta Bales Alice Banner ' ' - N Q Dickie Banush, Sandra Baugher Judy ' V . K ' ff, I Baxter. , t x 3, l Page 78 Cynthia Bayles, Judy Beane, Rodney Beard, Mark Beck, Sandy Beck, Tom Beety, Robert Bell, Jack Bender. Frank Bennett, Kenneth Bennett, John Benningfield, Russell Bergman, Roger Berry, Jeanette Bogue, Wzryne Bogue, Karen Bone. David Boodt, Virgie Bowers, Don Bowley, Jack Bowley, Don Bowling, Carolyn Boyd, Donavan Boyd, George Bradley. Larry Brankle, Richard Brasket, Glen- da Bratcher, Franklin Breckenridge, Philip Bridegroom, Burnell Brown, Sara Brown, Thorton Bryan. Albert Buchanan, Joe Buckingham, David Bunch, Joyce Burton, Dannie Butcher, Carolyn Cameron, Walter Cameron, Richard Campbell. Robert Campbell, Gloria Cantu, Mar- garet Cardwell, Nancy Carnes, Vicky Carnes, Debby Carpenter, Betty Carter, Larry Carter. Lynda Cass. Sharon Cass, Franklin Catt, Jane Cavazos, Martha Cedars, Joy Chaney, Richard Chegar, Kay Childs. Mary Chism, Jerry Clark, Larry Clark, Harry Coan, Naomi Coate, Robert Coates, Larry Coburn, Carol Coe. John Coffey, Jewel Colburn, David Coleman, Dorcle Comer, Carolyn Con- away, Julianne Conner, Judy Conrad, Carol Conwell. Phyllis Conwell, Sondra Kay Conwell, Robert Cooksey, Tom Copeland, Char- lotte Corn. John Cornell, Brian Cos- sell. Paul Cossell. Richard Cottingham, Connie Cowell, James Cowell, Esther Cowgill, Joe Cragun, Ronald Cragun, Kathleen Craig, Mil-te Crawford. Bob Cross, Franklin Crousore, Victor Crousore, Barbara Crowder, John Culbertson, Kenneth Cunningham, Bar- bara Curry, Sandra Dailey. 1 sf R E S H M E N ' , R ' ' lik F i ' i A L . 4 . ,af K ,.. ' f 'rf' ve jg, H xr i n J -..,. 'Q S 'U 'gl' fl? J A ' Q . , A A -..., f K. if: ttt - f 5 at F , , , 5 qi. ' i 2 2 E ,J ,fa .. i Ls my , Q . Q3 g ,Q i , f iQ' .. x ii h 56,51 ' P r, xy P J Q x U J W o J s J P A Xi.ii ' .J tu? FN wa ' 4. 'Y A 1 it 1 F y fa tt - ' L 5, 4 .1 F 'Wife 1: gf 'F as .ra ig 1 Q' . . , e - a xi , A, W ' fig? - . if ' J '--a at t .U . i J 5 m J 7-f 'J as Q., fa ' Q it 'J f 1 J . . . 'X if .ll i fc ' ' 4, ak' at it 't Q- Q if V if 0 ' ,, Q , A ta 'L . 9 1 l . ...J K I Page 79 Page 80 FRESHMEN .a 4- .. R i . I if QMQVS, if X 4 JL 1 by L. ., ,X V d . 71 1.5 . A W , g: , age , ,Q 3 , 8 z X413 ,Q - ' '- E - 12 'f W i I K 1, . , , e im . , fa A V , ,it I . , 1 V ' P L L ' ki Nf SWE Q if S2 2? N' it , 3 , 1 l M ' . Q M' Wx .. ,il 'D' L ta? . h .6 - . ai 3' 37,5 . 'Sf Q 5 ,K 'I U 7 - - , r ,, iq ' DA C: x ii '14 , . ., Q, , . 351' Q, wif K 'ff N , , , 'J V 'gf I f ti' G A 5 YQ! - '. t ri 35:55 .. F l S E i--3, at t P .A 1 ' A-, .Q 5, -'gf .--.. lfif --sm.: to Q ., ii-i-li? ii . 4: Qi. ' ,L F., :,d . . tv ,g 'fri gi --rf my we , ef! I - 1 1 , ' X X, . nf I , L Xssl E '3' ,' . 'V' ig A I 5 . . . iv W -r 1 -, ,df -:gy ,, W 5. Yi 2- . f L' '!i!-.c gt 42' jerry Dale, Clara Damewood, Louise Darter, Linda Daughterty Lynn Daven- port, Royal Davidson, Bethelda Davis, Carolyn Davis. Delores Davis, Donald Davis, Gene Davis, jerry Davis, Larry Davis, Mar- ilyn Davis, Mary Davis, Robert Davi- son. Sonjia Defibaugh, Michael Deis, David DeLong, Mary Dempsey, Gary Den- man, Gail Dennis, Richard DeWitt, Judy Dillon. Larry Donelson, Patricia Doner, Vicky Dotterer, Dick Doty, Lewis Dowden, Marilyn Dowling, Richard Downhour, Alice Duffy. Charlene Duncan, Marlene Duncan, Daniel Dunn, jim Dye, Frederick Dyer, Doyan Eades, Eleanor Edson, Barbara Ehrman. Lou Ann Ellers, Sharon Ellison, Treva Ellison, Karen Eltzeroth, Richard Elvin, Ann Engle, Ben Ervington, Juanita lfsparza. Ronald Evans, Charles Ewing, Lorene Farmer, janet Fawcett, Robert Keene Fell, Diane Fenn, Robert Fenn, Paul Ferry. Barney Fetterhoff, Carolyn Fields, Sherry Fierke, Sandy Fife, Carol Fin- ley, Patty Finley, Sue Fisher, Leonard Fivecoate. Sheila Flick. Edith Floyd, Dan Fork- ner, Larry E. Foust, Rex Fowler, Mary Sue Franklin, Violet Franklin, Julia Frazer. Ianice Fred, Ioan Fredrick, Iohn Freed, ludy Fricke, Bert Fridlin, Gerald Fullterson, -ludy Gabriel, lvlich- ael Gabriel. Anner Gaines, jerry Gamhlin, Mich- ael Gammans, Gary Garbert, Sandy Gardineer, Dorletha Garling, Harold Gentry, Shirley Gillem. Max Gilson, Mabel lo Goldsberry, Sherman Goldsberry, jeffrey Golightly, Linda Gollner, Ierry Gordon, Connie Goudy, Sharon Grable. Marian Graham, Richard Graham, David Grant, Julie Graves, Glenda Gray, Morris Gray, Becky Green, Joyce Green. Robert Green, Sandra Greer, Steve Groom, Ronald Gross, Charles Guge, Elmetta Gullett, Kristi Hagman, De- lores Hahn. Fred Hall, Joyce Hall, Sharon Hall, Rosalind Hamlin, Carol Hankemeier, Kay Hankins, Linda Hankins, Donna Hanley. Ray Harbaugh, Billy Harmon, Penny Harper, Audell Hart, Janice Hartman, Lois Hawkins, Gary Hayes, Robert Hayes. Sharon Haynes, Roger Hays, Marta Heckman, Charles Helvig, Elizabeth Henderson, Nancy Henderson, William Henderson, Larry Henry, Victor Henry, Mary Ann Herbert, Jim Hickman, Michael Hickman, Bob Hicks, Charles Hill, Paul Himelick, Janet Hines. Josie Hobbs, Alvin Hogan, Maggie Hollis, Julia Horsman, Joe Houser, Judy Hovis, Janet Howell, Jim Hud- son. George Huffman, Gene Hufford, Howard Hughes, Jonetta Hulet, John Hundley, Marvin Hundley, Mary Ellen Hunt, John Hutto, Martha Hutto, Judith Irwin, Ronald Isaac, Jerry Jackson, Jim Jackson, John Jackson, Charles James, Jack Jaqua. John Johnson, Dixie Johnson, Don Johnson, Mary Johnson, Priscilla John- son, Ronald Johnson, J. B. Jones, Shirley Jones. Barbara Jonsson, Mickey Justice, Jer- ry Kassel, June Kearney, Judy Keith, Patricia Keith, Rebecca Kellar, Christy R. Kellum. Gary Kemper, Gerald M. Kendall, Jr.. Delores Kerns, Jeanette Kerns, Jeanne Kinder, Frances Jean King, Michael King, Madonna Kinney. RESHMEN A -a . . 5 J gf, f, X Jimi ,Q , , aa 'X - ., , ,.., J ' - . - ij . 'lr . ff' ffl ...l aws a s as 1 1 Jiit q Qi .4 , .,.'L5f if V af aaa ' Z ig: . as J, ,,a, We , .,.. 'fi' ? . .K , . t,,:k, .V 7 kAVhV X X N j X J A iaiii J . - De 1. . , .. 1 ..,. 'il NIT: , . I I-'Mk Q in J . . . ? .,,,.h N J, Q Ayyk 5, , ,. E E 1 J 'Q' , is V ? ' ' X k .fi ,A-M f 1 sq.. ,V .,.,. , , .4 - h ' S 5 l J Lgicx ,, A 4 Q ,xg . . ,I r A ..,, Z. ,i'. . J 3- .5 'ff fls l z:.,. . --'r-.1 zf .gg .,.. , -S . HMM'-WW E? '-I I x XX ,- 9. 1 at ,Y 5, , J 'Ii ' L-QE a ' P an x . , n J , - J X 1 t J i fl . e il Pageuql Page H2 FR ESHMEN i 1249 xg, X 24 ig fs U-, 5 'V X Q L fi 2-23,1 1 - ' , A L 1, l ,Lai We ,ark E. . X - lv' Q ' .QA-31 3 l Qt-Q t - t .G l ' 0 H ' ,f s . , , l . ' A5 - y f if 1 .'u K u Ms..M C. t x I d wi -. 1 , ' 5' , , L fr t A L iff. .. l-Q V ' , ri a if? i i ,xi -,A Q A l 1 - 't , . GQ X ' L l I K Q L . I 4 t 1 L 7. Y: 4'-37 114 -31 J' A on r' 'f ., LR ,M Q gl L L -Aff S! fs -A i se 'Q . ' . X R N ,ill F ii '5?:aA ' xl ' 'X R-Sir Q . , 1 L ,k 3.5, K E' K5 A 'ff 'H if 4 l Y ,l I i LA ur vlffh. I . A S15 Y 9 To 3,51 Q.: . L X fl R' 4 A. .1 . Ra ew' gi as , , A , 1 A l li 1 lg t s J, L ,L , L , Q r G V f: L , gv Y, ' i 'I y A .-r 1 i. 1 .+- .- 4' P- 'f . .fr - - . . Dick Kitchell, Eddie Knouff, Marylin Koon, Charles Kraner, Rohert Krise, Marcia Kuntz, Gail Lacy, Charles Lane. Aurora Lara, Gerald Leach, Lindt-ll Leach, Ronald Lee, Joe Lemons, judy Lester, Arlene Lewis, XX'alter Ligon. Patricia Lindley, Anne Lindsay, Dixie Little, Larry Lee Little, Tom Long- fellow, Diane Lushin, Everett Luttrell, Brenda Magealson. Nancy Maher, I-larry Malone, jerry Martin, Ioyce Martin. Vickie Martin, Roger Masquelette, jesse Massie, Patricia Maudlin. Edwin Maynard, Sue McCallum, Shar- on McClc-lland, Linda McCord, Iiarl McCoy, Connie McCoy, Ramona Mc- Kee, Willizinm McKinney. Nancy McKoon, Harold McKown, Mary jo McMillian, Ronnie McNew, Charles McQuinn, jim McQuire, Myra Meadows, Ellen Measles, E, j. Meissnest, Chiquita Metz, Ray Meyers, Beverly Miller, Bonnie Miller, Donald Miller, Frank Miller, janet Miller. Roger Miller, Steve Miller, Dixie Mil- ligan, Harvey Mills. Steve Mills. Kenny Minor, Bol-m Mitchell, Kay Mitchell. Nancy Mitchell, Sophia Mitchell, Bar- bara Mitzelfelt, Bill Molock, Gilbert Moon, Lutricia Moore, Kenneth Mor- gan, Carl Morris. Joanne Nancy Morris, Richard Morrow, Helen Moser, Linda Moss, Mike Moz- zone, Edith Mugg, Bill Mulvaney, Ernest Munson. Wilttmn Murchison, Ralph Murphy, Georgann Mustard, Mitzi Myer, Ellen Myers, Geraldine Myers, Billy Name, Martha Name. David Needham, Charles Newby, Jim Nicholson, Patricia Noland, Harry Northington, Duan Nyffeler, Shirley Ogletree, john Olson. Jerry Ousley, Sondra Overholser, Joyce Owsley, Larry Parkhurst, Arnold Parks, Merle Patterson, Earl Paul, Linda Payne. Charles Peacock, Judith Pearson, Don Peel, Charles Pennington, Darrell Pen- nycoff, John Perryr David Pettit, Roger Phipps. David Pierce, Vickie Pierce, Ruthann Pine. Bill Pio, Donald Pitner, Marjorie Poynter, Paul Pratt, Fred Preston. Katherine Price, Edward Raah, Leroy Ramberger, Jackie Sue Ray, Nancy Rayls, Helen Reder, Gevene Reed, Vir- ginia Reed. Bfarvin Reichenhacli, Edward Reith, Gary Rhinebarger, Billy Riddle, Andrea Riffe, Nancy Riggs, Patty Riley, Larry Rink. Nancy Roark, Sandra Robb, Lloyd Robertson, Bertha Roberts, Carolyn Roberts, James Robertson, Janet Rob- inson, Helen Roe. Ronald Roe, Gary Rogers, Paul Rogers, David Rolfe. Frieda Rosselot, Oliver Rosselot, Ronald Rosselot, Judith Ruby. Janet Rusk, Bettie Russell, Silvia Rus- sell, Carolyn Rutherford, Judie Sallee, Carole Salmons, Judy Sanburn, Sandra Sargent. Eva Sauve, Judy Schafer, Donald Schorm, Larry Schwindt, Eddie Sea- grave, Brenda Sebree, James Sexton, David Sheely. Anita Shelton, Wayne Sherrow, Everett Shook, James Short, David Shrock, Sally Shrock. Lynda Shumaker, Sara Shuss. Jerry Silence. Lane Silvey, Patricia Simmons, Wendell Simmons, Nancy Smiley, Judith Ann Smith, Lucille Smith, Marvin Smith. Phyllis Smith, Richard E. Smith, Shir- ley Smith, Brenda Lou Snow, Carolyn Faye Snow, Carolyn Sue Snow, Eddie Snyder, Rosemary Snyder. FRESHMEN 1 as K l K Y 1 az I f ,, 1 . fr Q ,P 'K ' 'g: 'ftl. , 3? ' ' - . '- 17, t f 'i f:, . , , .. X R i ,,. N, Q A . .... . .- F A s fy . tr-K. 2. Sid S Pl if S if fu , N . X A I X V:-kk A A , 4, .,.. , Q .Q . N' Y , ,' - 4 .S as ST fa 1 y 9-K he 'gg' if, iq V fe-A 'S .K K M Q J . on H K . . .15 K K 'S 1 up 'l . Y 'H I . , r .Q 13 A 1 , 45' L Q t N , .f V Lf 1- K . fx., at aa if L ef fc . A iiii H Wi L , i Q. Ai I an N F, 'Q . L. jf tiff? - -5 ,T ',, :L fi , .W . - 5 g J . , V I i ,. , S e f 1 it A iff: 5 M' i I P K W 4-if ' U if Z A . Ee! qv . ti 1 W fi vb xx - - H - -A Q G L, .Li .X X , D ,gl , A W' X . , i yi, ii P f gp , 1 . lt 'l is ' J 4. . il? :J 'S' YL' f N -- ns'i s v t N 'f A5 ' Xi , fa I X v W. his 4, Y A. 'V ' ' - ' v'r ' 32 , X t . A S J . - Y , A e l A . Page S3 Page 84 .1 FRESHM EN ' V X' - 1 ,f r' ' ' S 1 ' , V 1 1 7 ' 1:4 i I 5 , v- V ' fi ,Q V Y, .ip JI4 6 .439 s I ' ' - I I L' Ari V '. r .'-as, I J 4 - l' .9 J, - -' if J ra , new A , t!! I, T. , Y Q i I V ,AX 1 N i i 'X f T' , , A T.. -- A is if -v '17 9 K T? ,fi , , r lx X ' O A x ' - Q '-rf , 2 - it .--it :il :ng .L ' 1 I lea-fi X J 7 . g. 9 , I ,M V A? 45 , xx N -T i I T87 W . ii 1:7 E4 G. Q HILL! - ,L .A V 'I' 6-. ' . f' if if A ef 'T .ix l W , ' L f m N C A I , ' Q K K . Y 1' e, -Q r .J or of -:fr T fe' k 1 1 ,V ,il'.k X , 1 J ,C KI 5361. fx -,hV :arm .' T . E-fl fa 5 ix sf 1 ' I i . 1 i l 2 P ' V ' ' . 61 K - ' . . , W3 4- W' , . A . 'rg' 5' , , Ml' ' 'fi l A 9 I s . W ' s ' K i 4, 1 ' ' K 'xi m -X M . l X J' gf: A Eid., ,S -., ' 4' , , V W- ' i e J l , 1 N. 1 ' iw xx x M' ' lk' 6 . ea af -:ef , N , f' S1 if ' 0 Carolyn Soots, Barbara Sosbe, Roger Spane, Charlotte Spicer, Patricia Sprad- ling, Vincent Springer, Bob Stahl. David Standt. Remonia Stewart, Gilbert Stock, Mike Stodgell, Larry Stough, Billy Stout, Robert Stout, Loy Stover, Marilyn Stover. Cynthia Stratford, Joseph Kenneth Striebel, Danny Sturgeon, Don Sullen- berger, Robert Summers, Larry Sum- ner, Jean Suter, Janet Sweeney. Tom Swing, Margaret Swygert, Jerry Talbert, Mary Jo Templeton, Ronald Templin, Thelma Terry, Linda Thatch- er, Ramona Thatcher. Richard Thatcher, Scott Thatcher, Judy Thomas, Patricia Thomas, Ethel Thompson, Walter Thompson, Wayne Thompson, Jacqueline Thomson. David Tigrett, Carolyn Tilley, George- ann Treida, Bill Trowsell, Marcheta Troxel, Donna Turley, Tom Turnbull, Carol Turner. David Turner, Nancy Utterback, Genevieve Valadez, Virginia Vander- cook, Joe Van Dorn, Dorothy Van Horn, Mary Vaughn, Richard Vaughn. Theodore Wade, Carolyn Wagoner, Joyce Waisner, Winifred Walbrecht, Carolyn Sue Walker, Bill Wallace. Rene Warner, Donna XX'arnock. Rex Watson, Doris Webster, Richard Weeks, Chuck Wells, Robert White, Winifred White, James Wiles, Dorothy Wilkerson. Marilyn Williams, Ralph Williams, David Wilson, Juanita XX'ilson, Lewis Wilson, Mona Wilson, Richard Wil- son, Roger Wilson. Ron Wines, Richard Winkler, Mearl Wisehart, Joe Wolford, Dick Wood, Jerry Woodward, Judith Woodward, Charles Woolley. Sandra Wortinger, Bonnie Wright, Chuck Wright, Larry Wright. Linda Wright, Sue Wyrick, Barbara Wysong, Nancy Young. .sy gf 5 .E ,Q 'gs' it a N, Si. I if Q 4? sp ' XL K 4 ' k 'Q K . -I. 1.1 5. .. 's f . g O I! 5 V gg, , ,gg M M12 i if b 'E N .1 , -kv , -. . 5.4.5. ,6..A X, --x Q 'figfs-4 y A I X X fxfgfnl -A Q K xx 1 3 59 Q N 4, . .FA in .5 x',llgg 'E Qs. .ik V' W ,Lx A ,,. :4i. iw 'U Lat. Aw, 5w.5w4 , .M ,,.... A I N115 ,sl f .1 lftfn' .. - gl ' Q H: ' . is I P ll, A. 4 :rw ll , 5 Q inns Z '83 vi - I ' ' 0 'X Q . X3-3. Eg Wm . P., 3 V m.. ' 1 --3.31 rw qszv 4' 2,-. '1 .JS 45' 5 ,fl gi I J , K, ka' . X 21:2 an-Qlh f A X X r f y f N ,QNX f X N 1 ', 'vm W 1. X x J X , W K Sai' X , x x - x' m- 2- 9 , 4 5 - - 'xl ' 'SE 31 l A.. .uw X S ' 'fi wigs' 4 - Eg! +435 H W ' : as ., -1, 1,0 Ns 2 QW 'fy if 3 V 4' .LV Ki Ctivitie From the beginning of the fall term until spring fever hit the average guy and gal of KHS, they were caught in a whirl of activities l They learned that school was no longer over at 3 :SO for those busy attending club meetings or rehearsing their lines for the Dramatic Club play. And Late to bed, early to rise might well have been the motto of those students writing headlines for the Red and Blur' or practicing their Mambo line for the Hullabaloo. NYe believe that in order to be a well-rounded individual one must participate in extra-curricular activities where he develops leader- ship, responsibility, and respect for others. in W, Qx, . 'Q fx :gin if Page 87 lgf- All SL'.llL'tlI Mary XVrigl1t, Milu- Fcnn, 'Iutly Phillips, Dun Btthh. 5t.1mlxng1 Mr. lz.l1'l lltL'I'l7.lk'li, Mxs. lkggy lNIcC,lung, Mr. lwul lNlust4u'tl, Ahst-nt: Miss lilmnhcth hltlntush. Qrganizatiou lgoarc. l5Il'l it Zllllilllllg that .23 cluhs :mtl m'g':111iyZ:1tim1s with rm ZllJl7I'tlXllllZllt lm-111lwl'sl1iput'.WLSztftivc'mt'111l1t'1'sopcrzltcflsuslmmtltly in lil IS this yvxu lht- main rt-ztsun su mzmx' L'llllJS in um- sclwul crm opt-rzttv with such pu k'lNlIlll 15 tht- t J1'g':u1l7:tt1m1 l-luztrrl. l-it-fam' :my Cllllb crm issue- its Czlll for uvw me-mhcrs tu tht' stttclt-nt hmlx s lntrlmsv, CtlIISlllllIllJll, :tml yt'z1r's CZll0l11lIll' must ht- ztplmwt-tl hy our vnu t'lllt'lt'lll lluzml. lht- lluzml is cmmlpust-rl of hw tcacllt-rs clmsvu hy tht- principal :mtl lt st11tlt'l1ts,t'l1rust'n hy tht- Stuclvnt Clnttllcil. lllcy rlt-tt-1'mim- tht- llll'l'llllg Mig lm':tlltht-t'h1hs111wmlt-1'tltzttztsttlclcnt lIl2lY lx-lung ln 5l'Yt'l'1ll :mtl stlll ht' zxhlt lrnittlvtlrl llll'IIIl't'llllQ'SUf c':lcl1m1t'. 'l'ht- t lfglllllllllltlll llnztrcl is thc- must impwrtzmt factor in c-xtrzt-ct1r1'ict1l u tctivitit-s :ts it has html jtl1'isfllt'tlull1lstuwl1t'tl1t'1'111' nut Il gftllllb may lu-co 1 t-luh. High C 1ool Parliament .Xt the loud rap of a gavel all roll room representatives turn their attention to Nlyra Klingerman, president of our large Student Council. ,Indy lluston reads the minutes with the approval of Sarah Uelo, viee-president, and Nlary Richardson, treasurer. hlulie Fuller, chairman of the Student Xlelfare Committee, states its progress on permanent one-way hall markers. lid llushy reports the lmontire pep session's success and the lixtra-Curricular Committee's plans for dis- tributing food to the needy. .Xnn Murray assures us that an enthusiastic Yell Group will soon he organized thanks to the Student Relations Committee. Don Xlalters informs us that the l'ulmlic Relations Committee has the junior Red Cross Drive well under way. All business attended to. the Kokomo lligh School Student Council adjourns. First Row: Dean Estella G. Pearce, Dean J. P. Jones, Dean Audra Lindley, Myra Klingerman, Sarah Delo, Judy Huston, Mary Richardson, Mary Wright, Don Babb, Larry Cooper. Second Row: Joe Snyder, Dorothy Beck, Ann Murray, Madonna Snyder, Shirley Montgomery, Sharron McIntosh, Sondra Bracken, Judy Tubbs, Kay Kelly, Judy Hankins, Mary Dempsey, Phillis Aldridge. Third Row: Mollie Buckley, Marjorie Ramsey, Charlene Williams, Mike Dalzell, Bob Schwindt, Judy Graweoek, Judy Phillips, Mike Fenn, Joe Noel, Jean Kinder, Kenneth Rush. Fourth Row: Marcia Bitner, Janet Ulsh. Carolyn Catt, Joellen Middleton, Pat Terry, Jon Bailey, Villa Willsey, Kita Maher. Vanetta Poppas. Barbara Lembke, Nancy Hardy, Barbara Hughes. l ifth Row: Carolyn Dyer, Lura Branch, Johanna Gaiser, Scott Thatcher, Ben Ervinirton, Joe Strieliel. Eddie Seairrave, Eddie Raah, Jerry Woodward, Ethel Kelly, Ronnie Talhert. Sixth Row: Viekey Carnes, Karen Bone, Joyce Green, Linda llauizherty, Georgranne Mustard, Julia Horsman, Myra Meadows, Nancy Maher. Page 89 Page 'UI Front Row: Glen l.ee, jackie jones, Ruth Ann Clark, Bertha Tompkins, Virginia Aldridge, jo Ann Fierlce, Mary Richardson, Karla Hagrnan. Second Row: Myra Klingerman, Sarah Delo, Betsy Fell, Bill Morgan, Elizabeth Naftzger, Dorothy Beck, janis Plotner. Third Row: Mrs. Haven jones, Miss Helen Railshaek. Mr, Olin Meritt. Richard Bowers, Paul Root, Don XX'aItt-rs, Don Babb. Scholarship, Leaders lip, C mraclzer, ervice t Jh, to be a brain and belong to the National llonor Society! dream some students. llut it certainly isn't just scholastic ability that the faculty considers when voting upon the list of candidates. Strong emphasis is also placed on leadership, service, and character of the students. llowever, one must have maintained a ll average throughout his four years in high school before he is eligible to belong to the fine organization. liach year l5'J of the Senior Class and 5'j ot' the junior Class are elected to membership. ln the spring the new initiates are thrilled to receive small blue and yellow ribbons in an impressive ceremony before the student body. The student is then eligible to wear the emblem of the group. a gold pin inscribed with a Ilaming torch. .-Xn important project sponsored by the llonor Society this year was the Scholarship Test given to 2555 of the organization's membership. t Dllicers of the honorary club included Glen l.ee, president: .lackie vlones, vice-president 1 Ruth .Xnn Clark. secretary 3 and Bertha 'l'ompkins, treasurer, The llonor Society climaxed its actiyities for the year with its ammal banquet for the members and sponsors. The organization is indeed a worthy goal for all high school students and it is a real challenge for all the members to live up to its motto, the quest of the best. Seated i Connie Clark, Mary Ellen Hamish, Ruth Ann Clark, jane Hobson. Standing: Mr. Paul Kendall, Bill low. tatesmen ol Tomorrow llang! l-lang! llangl rapped the l.ieutenant l2overnor's gavel in the Senate and the clatter was echoed in the llouse of Representatives lay the Speaker as the llllfflllt' Legislature canie to order. Delegates from high schools all over Indiana convened for the purpose of learning the procedure of law-making in the Indiana General .-Xsseinhly. Kl l S students served in the Senate and the l louse of Representatives and on committees in each. Miss l,ilith lfarlow and Mr. l'aul Kendall, Speech Chili sponsors, accompanied the local delegation, Morgan, Miss Lilith F2115 Page Ol M nm M Q51 ,k,, 5 . B Y 3 Q1 . . . ,' ., . WWE H M , . .Q 1'5 x fa M' A LH gg 'lg M 3 nw , gy SJ K. -5 'Af . Y . kim .4 'awry Sf. u.. ' ms ig mx I3-1 . Q2 E 5 ' Y - we :gf ' rw. ,wwf 150 ki?-45 lif' sf L., 92 if' f.E'. A Greatest Dance Q11 Earth Step right up and huy your ticket to the Sth annual .Xulumn l'rom to be heltl October lo, W5-1, in the Memorial Gymnasium! Lfncler a false ceiling of brightly colored halloons, approximately 400 couples rlancecl to the delightful music of Dick llalleman and his hand. Serving as co-chairmen of this gala affair were lietsy lfell ancl jo Anne liierke with Miss lfstella l'earce antl Mrs. Xuclra l.incllev lencling helpful aflvice. 'lille main attraction of the festive evening was the crowning of Gene l'eplta as Rex of the .Xutumn Prom. Rex Grainger, hlack llerr, Dick llennett, 'lack Rusk, ancl llave Thompson servecl as his hantlsome court. Co-chairmen who lefl the various committees in making the dance such an outstanding success were as follows: -lucly lluston. Sarah llelo, and Mary l,ou llenry, clecorationsg julie Fuller, Karla llagman, coronationg lflizaheth Naftzger, entertainmentg .lanet Fruchtnicht, ticketsg Marcia l'eters, l'at Newkirk, programs: .lean Yoakam, refreshments: Karolyn Roswog, checking: ,lackie -lones, puhlicityg and llarriet Small, chaperones. Complete with its own sicle show, pictum' lmooth, ancl the funny balloon man. we of Girls' League helieve it was the greatest clance on earth. Low lights, mellow music, and an enchanting theme all worked together to make the Autumn Prom a tremendous success! Page 9 1 ' . 'i is, . . i - 1 'i:1t111. 41 ltk Ll ttlnsr 11ml exciting riitmmcnt .1t the Mutlu-1'-D1111gl1tcr Rc-caption 115 111-xt yt-111-3 Gi lillllllll' uffiu-1's .trc .ll'TUllf In hc .lI1l1UlH1CL'kll Girls Eujo Successlul Year l'i1lK'll f'1'2ll' tlit- liirls' lkllglli' clim:1xc's its lmsy your of :1ctivitic's with tliv Xlotlic-r-llztiiglitvr lit-t't'i1tit1ti. 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Wie all rnllecl in the aisles laughing at Dick Seoggins Figaro, livery girl was eharnierl as her rlate esenrtecl her L'ncler the Sea to the spectacular Stardust Hall l These iwn ineninralmle events were niacle possihle hy the lON-l energetic nien in lillS nrganizecl as the lioys' Legion, lfnnnrlecl in V930 hy Klr. -I. l'. hlnnes. sponsor, the Legion was nncler the excellent clireetinn nf llresiflent Don llalmlw. Hill -Innes serverl as viee-presi- clent, Terry Kaufman as secretary, Glen l.ee as treasurer. ancl Ken Nlillikan as sergeant-at-arms. ln aclclition tn the line ullieers, nienihers of the lloarcl of Directors worliecl liarcl tlimiiglioiit the year serving on eoniinittees. These ineluclefl lloh llnteher, Davicl XYelmster, and l'anl Root from the mighty senior class. Representing the juniors were l'anl Conwell. Tmn Sinnnons, ancl lionalcl liargerlniff. The soplioniores electecl 'lerry Neal, .lerry Martin, anrl blames lleane, while the freshmen assistefl with Toni Swing, l'anl Cossell, ancl -lim l lnclson. Fmnt Row: Tom Swing, jim Hudson, jim Beane, Paul Cossell, Second Row: Dean jones, Paul Rout, Ken Millikan, Bill jones, Dim Babb, Glen Lee, Terry Kaufman, Dave W'ebster. Third Row: Jerry G, Martin, Ron Bargerlioff, Paul Conwell, Bob Butcher, Tom Simmons, jerry Neal. Page 95 1- 96 13. 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S1Z1Ql' 1'1'1-xv. 1111- 11111111 1'Il1l'1'1111111l1Q 111'1s, 1-1111111111-11 111' 1111- 111-11151111111 11111s111 111111 1 1Z1111' , , , 1 5 111'1111s 1-1151111111-s, 11111111- 1111- 111515 111l111l11Z1111111 21 S11Zll'1i1l11g' s111'1'1-ss! sin'-A 1 1 QQ? ai X. U! if Q' ate G .1 Q V5 img M fu 1 V qw! ' 3 N M fr R T ,fi ! :Kai F X i 'D 4 1177? i - -s 'a. 1 ,ws .CIW l ix 5 Q 5 E 3 ...Q -N-1 +--N--r Left to right: Geraldine Thomas, Mary Richardson, Vicky Carnes tarchlst Ban 1 go fa F. E .M M ,, c- - Hi- i Front. Row: Sully Fznssirin, Kny Ks-Hy, Juunnm- Km-lly. Maxim- Third Row: Dick Jzwkson. Chnrle-s 'l'hatr'he-r. Dnvn Sh.-pnrd. Ri:-hu-y, Sharon Mc-Intosh, Juni-1 Vnmpln-ll, Virginia Alilridm-, Runnin- Smith, Mike- linlzc-ll. Jim Craig, Joi- Snydvr, Rolwrl f':u'uli1- K':u'rull, linrinuru Sinvk, Viriginiu Ka-liar, llurlvlu- Mnssvy, Dave- Horsmzxn, l'h:u'Ic-s Cmlch. Jim Sm-is, lhlvn- 4l'lIurru, Cnrnl Enrh-s, Wilma Ilrimrs, Vic-ky Snydvr. Himwnstm-1-l, John Evans, Gr-orpzv Pavm-y. S4-vunrl Huw: Vhristinu- Mil:-S, Judy Hn-nry, Judy Mfwk, Judy l m1r!h Row: Jim Winslow, Hyrl Martin, 'IU-rry Ale-x:mmi1-r. Gary Huston, .Inns-t Plsllv, Sully Pyle-, Jm-hiv Joni-s. Virginia May. Runnin- Stongh, Ili-I D1-rnnx-1-1-, Miss Mary A. l-'aulsn-tl, l :-nth:-rstolu-, Funnix- Clnrk, lim-Ny l n-ll, Nanvy Hardy, Elsin- Jim 'I'rulu:u1gh, Ronniw- Whita-, Lnrry Uoopm-r, I-'urrn-st l rnnk, Kimln-rling, Vnnr-ilu Pnmms, Ilzirlmrn L1-nllvkf-, limi Mc-i'nr!no-y, Bill Jon:-s. F 4 iile Lweetest Harmony ,X iliillliiflli cliorns from Il Sigflllllllfi Rmnlmrg sc-lm-ctimi Hozllcfl iilftlllgil thx- wn'riflrn's frmn rumn 315 n-vc-rv sixth pc-rind :mel the lmcznmtiful nu-lmly Curly and Ul..llll'iL'U ride un Thy Oklnl1ol1m in thc Hullaimluu. Page- 100 Surry Witli the Fringr on thc Twp as the Choir presents scluctium from 1S S1 6 ol Heaven of Silent Night filled the echoing halls the afternoon before Christmas vacation. These were only two of the many times when appreciation for our choir was at its peak. Under the very capable direction of Miss Mary A. F aucett the choir presented convocations at nearby high schools, programs for civic organiza- tions, and two very beautiful Christmas convocations for Kl-IS students. Its sparkling selections from Oklahoma added a delightful note to the 1955 Hullabaloo. This spring the choir played host to nearby schools in the District Choral Festival. A second spring activity which was eagerly anticipated by choir members and the public was the Four-City Music Festival. At this time the bands and choirs of Marion, Logansport, Peru, and Kokomo assembled in a mass organization to present a concert. As a highlight of the program a King and Queen were chosen from each city. Nominated for the honors here were Dick Jackson and Betsy Fell. The last activity of our inspiring choir, the Choral Cavalcade, also came in the spring. As the glee clubs and the choir got together for a final concert, the seniors sang a fond farewell to Miss Faucett and new choir members proudly donned the robes of the reluctant graduates. Assisting Miss Faucett were Charles Thatcher, accompanist, and the offi- cers of the choir, Dick Jackson, presidentg Del Demaree. vice-presidentg Betsy Fell, secretaryg Sally Cassida, treasurerg and Virginia Aldridge and Carolie Carroll, librarians. The choir gathers on the stairs for the Christmas songs. Page 101 .. , ,,Q. . . f f ' rf.. W' wx X 1 N S, I X X Y , . Q J Q 1 r ' x X A 1 X ' 5 1 I 4 I. 5+ ' v W , AA, N '!, - V ' 'L XL KLK. Rs . ' ml .K 433' ,Fir AE . I fix 2 K J-kj.-U-.n ' wr W. ,. Q rx 5 R -'I A J., Q ' x 5 s -1 ,M v F1 YY 1 , Zi W ,ffl , gf il if f. KMM dl gf 'M 5, G, f ' . f 'v7'N W' dv' W Si. an '..: Sf'f ' ' . ,rr , .' , ' V X, A M' 1 ' 'T fa' Ld. , Y i xx, A 9 f 4 ' ' ., 1 rf its 5 v H -Y' if , W W t g W 0 k' ki , Q Q r W gy 'r sf 15: U , ff 'Vi . is A t v 4 W X , 4 if Ngkf I be S- igvgw V vie.. 'n 11 if ' 91 , Y' 1, wr wad ,g V 7 ', , ,, U 3 vw in 'gil I 1 f 1 is M U A , W , I if 1 up , 4 1- . W ,, ry rf' Sf A f xy' ,, fV v me f v 5'-Q vi Y y - JE! Sin, . E F : 'U ' X ' ' ' iff 1 'E' -51 BX V Y x 5 R, V Jg KM 5 I M . X ' h .L I W4 -f gg Jw W T7 W ,xx-r I . 1 K I N N :rv gr f' X WEL P6 ff'-., 3' ,K O ,an Nia --an 'W' Q U 4' A V5 ' :ess M 5 T ' Q - AT' if ' .1 :'g.:. f , k 1 2 ah' 'WSF f am Q MQW A .wmg N , ' Sf. 5 - j X Q. QL Front Row: Mr, Donald Myers, Janet Porter. Mr. Joseph Ragains. Second Row: Mary Ann Miller, Carolyn lioyd. .Indy Jett, Karen 0'Harra, Mike Fenn, Dee Saul, Mike Mayfield. Kent Nelson, James Smith, Bill Trown- sell, Bob Green, Sue Bnteher, Judie B+-all, Sharon Wood, Jean Yoakam. Third Row: Diane Ragains, Mary Sue lfranklin, Nancy Smiley, Linda Thatcher, Gail Lacy, Lin- dell Leach, Bob Miller, Sherri lflerke, Sharon Walton, Charles Pennington, Jerry lVliItenlinri:m-r. Richard Whiteside, Barbara Oakley, Martha Cedars. Fourth Row: Farl Platt, Diane Fm-nn, Uarolyn Fatt. Linda Moss, Delores Hahn, Carolyn Diekey, Mary Ellen Harnish, Carol Conwell, Uonnie Cowell, William Daisy, Arthur Re-sley, Gary Livingston. Phillip Paul, Janice Hartman. Fifth Row: Don 1 rederickson, Franklin l4rec'kem'imlge, Barbara Wysong, Carolyn Davis, Jerry Kassel, Dnan Nyffeler, Jerry Clark, Edwin Maynard. Charles Putt, Tom Kitts. Norman Hanyxhc-r, liill Finley, Myron LaRowe, Jim Porter. Susan Tay- lor, Jean Bnshonxr. Lawrence Groves. Sixth Row: Jim Uoffey. Sharon linrns, liolv than-s, David Needham, Frank Mi-Foy, Jaek Thomas, lion Johnson, Charles Nlarut, Dan Fool:-y, Paul Rom, Lloyd Groves, Ronald Hall. Everett Harris. Jaek Jarrett, Bill Boi:-e, Paul VVris:htsman. Larry Hollingsworth, John t'nllvi-rtson. Seventh Row: Karen lirittain. Uynthia liayles. Larry Kirkman, Marvin Rs-iehenluark, Varolyn l . Snow, John Vornell, Beverly llniran, Sandy Wortinger, Don Babb, Jim Rine, Danny Dnliois, Pat Tomlin- son, Gary Kemper, Roger Phipps. Eighth Row: Paul Himeliek, Eddie Seayrrave, Gi-urge Franklin, Ronnie Myer, Bob Thrasher. John Rolfe, Larry Dunn, Don Walters. John Diller. David Delong, Holi VVhil4-, Robert Hlossey. Weive Got Color Armistice and Santa Claus l'arades. Highlighting the year's activities was the lfour-City Festival at Logansport. lndecd spring' was a busy time for them, for after the lfour-City lfesti- val the members enjoyed their annual picnic at Clear NVater Park. And once again the band added the special touch to the Commencement exer- cises as they played llomp and Circumstanceu for the Class of '55. The otiicers for the hand this year were Paul Root, presidentg Kent Nelson, vice-presidentg Don liabb, secretary-treasurerg Don VValters, managerq Mike lienn, assistant manager: and Norman liaugher and llarhara Oakley, lilmrarians. Page H13 I bl ,. FRFSHMFN lfrnnt Row: H:-rt lfriuilin, Jvrry Wumlxxaxrnl, l,:n'ry Ilum-lsun, .In-rry Ashburn, David Alulrvws, llnviml Shrnvk, Linmlvll Juvlx IS:-ml:-r, Rnlph VK'iIliauns, lmviml Hunt, llivlt Duty, llnry Ls-awh, Rum-I' Phipps. Bill Trownsvl, Gs-lu' Huffxlrtl. Bob G:u'ln-rt, Paul llilru-livk, t'h:u'ln-s M4'Quinn. lf:-ll, Mr. l r:ulk Muorv. Sa-1-mul Huw: Mivlwy Justim-, Ilivk Vllzmuyrn-I'. pn-5.5 Tum Suimf, vivo- pr:-S.: Dun llunn. Sf-vy.: Mux Gilman, tr:-us.: Vlxzxrlvs I's-ttimftun, 4-hnpluin. l uuVth Row: Eclwzlrll Mnynznwl. Huh Cnsltvs. Huh Mitvhvll, E. J. Nl:-iznvst , Ilunzlld M illvr, l l'm-d Hull. Eddie' Kruruff, Jim Jzwksmx, Rvx VV:Ltsnn, Erin-st Munson, Hill Mur'4-ltx'k, llnvixl 'Vhilwl Row: lb-x l m.vlv1', Rlvllauwl W'hit:-sill:-, liusse-ll ll:-rulnzm, Stunt. Q Dave op C can Specc 1, uNlll1'1lt'1' ml tlu' ll:mlxx'mul, ilu' 512uwlw:1ll.4' mul ilu- 1lfll'l'-Qilllll' rlzuuww lta-pt tlu' 5tK'lIll t'2llt'll4l1lI' uf Ili-Y nu-mlu-rf lllllglllg. llliflllg llu' flllI'lSllll1lS 5l'Il5lHI Ilu- nu-tnlwrx sluvwt-ml llu-ir t-ntlulsizmn lu ringing lu-lls for tlu' Fztlwv tum.X1'1m k'11lIllb1llQll.'llllK'X :1IwIu-lpwlllu- Yilcn ln' st-llixmgflmt-istn11:1s tru- llL'lil'lN. SOPllUNlOlll: lfrnml Hmm: .lim l'urt4-r, pr:-w.: Stvxw- Willey.-, x'1r'v-lrlw-5.3 I.:nVl'y l.1nm-3. .Inn liuile-y, llmx lliw-rs, I.im-mln R4-w'u1'nl, M:u'sh:xll llzurxw-I. wr-x.1 Huh lirw-n, tywfzwg Mu-un l,:trmu', vlmplztiu. .Xlulivlu Mr. Karl liigvr, 'l'hir:l limv: Hub 'I'ln-nslu-r, Ilnh Puintt-1-, .lim Smith, Dun Sn-1-mul Run: lh-uuin I,ighttuut, liulu-rt Iilufm-y, Hull NVilMm, Vurxlvy, 'l'um Kil'ltputric'lt. J:u'lx Gillt-spin-, Muuri Jzxnu-S, Kyu- .lim liinvznul. lion l'uiIt. lu-wis I'm4. tif-ul'ytv l r':mItIiu, Huh lu-lh Stnusv. Allm-n lVlom'v. Tom Kring, Mila- Ke-lly. ul JUNIORS Irunt Huw: Huh Milli-r, prefs.: I,:u'1'y lfvwn-ll, vkiuv pre-s.: J-im Mr. Nlzirviii l'2lI'I'llfh. 1 'ff y' S y'i Hill Mm'5h2'H' 'i'S-7 P t L'N'y' 'hm'li ' Thirri Row: Jim I,Ull1Il2lS, John lin-nin-ll, Runanlzl li:u'i:m-rhuff, N-m-mul Iimv: i'h:1x'h-s Mzlrnt, Evi-nw-tt Hzxrris. Jzu-k 'l'hum:1f, lie-n Krvnlu. Jnhn l 1'mlrir-k, Hill liassi-lt. Mikv- Nlzxyiia-hi. Jmfrvy G:n'x'a-KI. Uhnrh-s Putt, liivhzllwl l x':1z4-V, Divlx Ilursl, linvid VVillinm:4, 'W 1 1 C Q C A' 1 1 ' can nporjcb, can L L 10 ar: np, lining their hit Tu civil:-. inznimzlin. :mel c-xtc-nfl thrmighmit thai sfliuwl :uid Ulllllllllllily, high stzniclurcls of Christian Ci12lI'ZlCICT'S.-Q thc four KIIS Hi-Y chihs spuiisriiw-rl thc' clczlii-1111 cznnpzngn, liclpccl in thc XYorlrl Fc-rvicv SFNIORS run! Row: lion Wullvrs, pn-s.: Hill Finh-y, vim- pros.: John Second Row: Dick Bennett, Norman Buughcr, Rox Grainger, , , , , Don Hz-Lhh, Lzxrry Ilunn, Mr. L1-igh Mavlvm-r. lhvrry, sn-cy.: John Iuvnns, chzmlzun: Novi- Johnsun, sm.- :xt-arnis. Moss, Paul Root, 1 or1'i-st Frzuik. Third Row: Jzwk Rusk, llnvid Hippm-nsta-1-I, Glo-n Ima-, David Page 105 1-Y inunhurx xi-lut .ulilriwscx tu visit in thc Cauupaign for thc new YMCA lvuilaling, nc Clean iving in Hi-Y C Hllkikllthlli mr N Nll .X wurlx :mniiiil llu- wurlcl, :mil p:i1't1c1p:itn-cl in tlu' Statm- l li-N fHIlll'I'1'llk'l' Ilmv x'v:il'cl1m-il willl tllc 1lNY11I'illll ' nl ll 1-'iilml wntfll from thi- lll-N mfulll- . Fw PN 5 milmii llblll1'lllllNl cl:-sc-rxwilg Sl'lIl1Jl'lNlX', 'l'llz'w1'1ll'c-inlllx' :i fcxx' uf ilu' Ili-Y :ivlixlliiw wliicli :illmv mc 111 civic Ilt'llX'llll'N1lllll In-lp miito Ilia- wliuul with tlw unmnui In -iulll '1NlHl'I'S my Tlle Tliinleers lmlizmzl l'11ivc1'sily spuxisurs 2111 llCllIL'V1'lIll'lll Culllvsl ziimuzlllx' :mil stiuli-nts funn :ill im-1' Iliv Slillm' llI1l'llL'llD2llk' Now tu apply .ill tlmsu lfnglixli rulus wc-'vc nlrillul on the lm! four yuirs. jimmy Gray. Dim liilwln, Nw.: KllI'l3.1L'I'l11LlI1, Betsy Fcll, lxl.lFY Riclmul son, .mil blllflill' xliunw pumlri' tlir quw- tions of thu I-mil ilivixiuu uf tlu- l. lf Acliicvcliu-lit 'lin-st. international lilterpreters lfuture diplomats of .Xmerica received their hrst instruction in handling important worldly relations in a diplomatic and just manner in the lxllbi International Relations Cluh. Throughout the lirst semester the chili memhers heard reports luv its members on travel and life in toreign countries. Klr. Iiverett Mason pre- sented his slides on Hawaii which he had taken the previous summer on his vacation. Miss lilizaheth llandlev also addressed the cluh when she led them on a simulated tour of lingland lmased on her visit to the liritish lsles during the preceding summer. The second semester found the International Relations Cluh husilv pre- paring for the Model Lfnited Nations Xssemhlv, held each year at Knderson. C Jther than Kokomo. l5 Indiana high schools participated, and our delegates represented .'Xustralia, Bolivia. Guatemala, Honduras, lsrael, Poland, and Russia. The previously chosen topics were VYhy not international peace- time atomie controls? ls the XYestern liuropean Union a threat to inter- national peace? Should lformosa he made a United Nations' mandate? The eluh selected Jane llohson to serve as president. Ann Murray served as vice-president, Janet liruchtnicht was the secretary. and Sally Cassida handled the eorrespondenee. Mr. Fred Mustard advised the eluh. Front Row: Mr, Fred.Mustard, Jane Hobson, Ann Mur- Third Row: Donna Graf, Mary Ellen Harnish, Marcia rly, anet Fruchtnifht, Norma Seals, Judy Grawcock, pcttwsa Sarah Deloy Julie Fuller, JI, Ann Snmmgy 1 J Beverly Lee. Second Row: Karolyn Roswog, Ruth Ann Clark, Anne Morrison, Albert Kudsi-zadeh, Judy Bailey, Dorothy Reasor, Nancy Lear, Roger Snodgrass, Larry Dunn. Judy Phillips. Fourth Row: David Willianis, John Cherry, John Evans, Page 10 Y-Teens hee Q Fellows nip 'l'hm- Y-'ll-Q-tis had a woudt-rful time this yt-ar participating in hoth religious :uid aocial activitivsl Many a KHS student cagerly looked forward to thc aftcr-ganic flzuiccs 5lNlll50Tl'fl hy thc' Y-'lit-cus to he-lp ct-lvlvratv our many victoria-s. lluriug thc- husy ya-ar thc XY-'llCCll cluhs found time to ht-lp with many civic projcrts. 'l'hv luvuilicrs worlwd whole--hvartedly in making tht- 'l'ricl4 FRFSHMEN Front Row: Phyllis Aldridge-, prvs.: Linda Moss, viva--lriw-s.: Stu- Janirv Arm-tt, t'arolyu Allsop, Sara Shuss, Patty Km-ith. Walker. st-ry.: Carol Salmons, tri-as.: Carol lflnlvy, Gvorir- Sandy Gardinm-r. Shi-rri Fin-rkt-, t'arolyn Fame-ron. ann Mustard, Phyllis Fonwvll. Elvanorv Edson, lliani- I .-nn, l.'mH,th Row, Jum, Gl.m,t,s- Vivki fm.m,s- Hvlvn Rmlm. lh,lm.',S S1-voml Row: t'ynthia liayh-s, Donna Warnorlt. lirrnfla Main-:xl Kitbag.tit-oi'5:i1iii. rll:fxmf'h'llJmly B m Jmwt Himlg' Mmm Mon, li:-rky Ku-I-lar. Nanny llc-lids-rson, Lois llaxsltins. listhw r H 'NL 'I yy' mlm' Owl ' Unwgill, Jum- K.-urn.-y, Arl.-gm lmttig, l'1fth lliow: hara Brown, Burns-ll Brown, Mary Jo Te-niplvton, I . Diane- Lushin, Kay Mitvholl, Gs-raldino Myvrs, Barbara l'hlrd Row: Mrx. l ram's-s Sr'hwiudt, Gail IM-nnis, Varolyn liavi Ehrman, Mm-y Ann H4-I-lu-I-1, Karan Bom.. SOPHOMORIT 1 ronl Now: Phyllis Truolsu-n, pres.: Donna S4-woll, vivv-pres.: Third Row: Fharlottv liaila-y, Rm-gina Ili- Palma, Jani-t Ulsh, H1-ln-n Scholl:-ld. Sondra liov. Judith Butt-he-r. Sandy Vkolfn-. Ann Bougrhvr, Vicki Snydvr, Duphinv Brandon, Judy Lear. I,or4ft,tn Holt, Mildrr-d Ma-avhum. Ire-nv Lemin-ux. S4-4-ond Row: Mrs. Le-la Hardy, Martha Todd, Kar--ii liutla-r, 1 uurth Row: Judiv H4-nry, Nancy Larrison, Carlvvn Morris. Holm-rta Hoils-r, Sandra llo-nnt-tt, Mary Ns-il MvKay, Gn-o1'gi- Pat Terry, Carolyn Cali, Joellvn Middlm-ton. Miwuare-t Wa-st, anus- Arhul-klm-, Lura Bran:-h, Marria Kull. Sarah Millvr. R1-lwcva Noland. gn lux Through Cllrisjriau iving or 'lreat Drive for the iieecly children a treiiieiiflous success. In orrler to streiigtlieii interiiatioiial fellowship they excliziilgecl scarves with other girls from countries all over the globe. The four Y-'leeii chills enjoyed zi most prolitahle year, one that will long lie reiiiemhereml hy each :incl every iiiemhcr. JUNIORS Front Row: Mary Ellen Harnish, pres.: Bertha Tompkiii-a, Nancy Hlolt, Sharon Stongzer, Betty Jo Graves, Sue Early. Becky Harmon, vice-pres.: Emoyzene Grady, Martha Fry. Judy Patterson, Beverly Jackson, Janice Hizer. se0y.: Mildred Tompkins, Carolyn Dixon, treas.: Sandra lnourth Row. Sharon Redel., Judy Grawcock' Bonnie Lindley' Moore. Penny JHCQUH- Freda Runsick, Anne Ridgeway, Theda Riinsick. Esther Sr-cond Row: Mrs. Laura Brown, Judy Winslow. Eddie Fl'I'LIll' gspilell' Judy Hankms' Mary Hows' PM Morrison' Namlelyn son, Janice Young, Janet Artis, Mag:-iline Whitfield. Mildred V ll es' I W Reeves, Virginia Kellar, Charlene Williams, Pat Hizer. Llffh ROWI Jefm Fflcke, CRFOI Brown. Carole Hemierlvm-L Shirley Perkins, Donna Graf. Carol Waltman. Jan Lindley, Third Row: Joan Townsend, Connie Brown. Maggie Hollis, Jane Kenworthy, Karen Jonsson, Judy Craig. i. i 43m - Sw. , .W SENIORS Front Row: Sandra Mayer, pres.: Nancy Bullix. vice-pres.: hert, Christine Miles, Betty Jo Sanders, Dot Disney, Dar- Myla Crowder, secy.: Wanita Hicks, treas,: Dorothy Beck, lene 0'Harra. Ann Beane' Jams Plotner' Shlrley Nay' Third Row: Judith Flora, Pat Miller, Vera Dom-lson. LaVonne Second Row: JoAnn Reedy, Ernestine Kitchens, lflorette Lam- Anderson. Sandy Russell, Jerry Tucker, Mrs. Elma Crowder. Page 109 9. i. :RQQW 5.11 ' X j 31:0 UU 7 i iKATS 1, . ' 1 - I 2 E si ig? fi 25 2? E um THE sE:cTsuNALS 'Stupf May I su' your pglssf' Such an inquisitive muniturf Tlicsc husy students nut unly prurntul mini- flass stmlls through the hulls hut iilw gave directions tu mw stuuiants and visitors. Loft: Beth Hilfiibl' diccks Millie BL-llumy's pass slip. Qui' Hail Guin es Assist Vistors Ivfunitm' Captains wwrc IL-ft to right: fii'l.ll'it'S Ci L luiii nhpi Russcll, -Im' Nod, lfihhc Kiwrhy, Kun I..iwi'cnCL'. imkl-, V '4-L'1lI1 Wfolfu, liith Haiku ms- ll li Seated: jane Hobson, Connie Clark, Ruth Anne Clark, Peter Libby. Standing: Mr. Paul Kendall, David XVilliams, -loc Noel, Charles Putt, Richard Hurst. WTLGIG OIG We Rcso Ven . . Therefore. l ask you to concur with the athrmative, that the federal government should initiate a policy of free trade with nations friendly to the United States. Now where have l heard that before . . . F To anyone who has heard the debate team in action this would be a very familiar phrase. Also. anyone who has heard a lively debate would know that the negative will not agree with anything and there will be sharp argu- ments to the verv last rebuttal speech. The debate team is coached by Mr. 'l. Paul Kendall, who has spent many of his Saturdays taking-debaters to South Bend, llutler University. llowe Military fvcaclemy, l'eru, Muncie, or wherever the debates might be. hlane Hobson and Ruth .-Xnn Clark were varsity negative. while l'eter Libby and joe Noel debated varsity aHirmative. llavid XYilliams, Connie Clark. Dick Hurst, and Charles l'utt held down the sub-varsity positions. The team had an unusually good season, winning all interscholastic debzitges and et large percentage of ,the tournament debates. 1554- ll! the Xworlclis A Usage l4111't:1i11 t':1ll Y .Xml ititlct-rl this f't'1li'.S klt'St'l'X'lllg' rl1':1111:1tic Chili lAl'L'1'lYi'Il lllllllf. lht- l'l'll1'ill'NillN wt-1'v lung :1111l 5ll'l'lllltr1lS :ts t:1l4'11t1'rl :1cto1's :tml z1ct1'cssc's st1'i1'wl tu llllllil' 1-:1t'h p1'111l11t'ti1111 1111 1111tst:1111li11g sttfwssl .X 111:1-im' Ill'U.ll'l'l 111' tl11-cl11l1t-:1cl1 y'c'z11' is tht- tl11't-t'-:wt play. 'l'f11' lltlflfl-llxf IM-1'.1' nf lilllll' l.1'f1', :1 1'11ll1t'l4i11g K'lP1lll'Ily 11411't1':1yi11g st'l1o11l tlzty s. p1'm'irlt-cl l1t'z11't-11':11'111i11g 1'11t1-1't:1i11111v11t lm' :1 K'1lllIll'ilj' t'1'mx'rl. 'lllll'0llgllfllll tht- XVIII' s0vc1':1l cxcvllvttt o11c'-ztct plays we-rm' g11'1'11 i11 sCl1t111l c11111'11c:1tiu11s :tml for x':11'iut1s civic 111'g:111iz:1ti1111s :1111l 1 . 1'l11l1s, 0111- ul tht- must 1111-11111t':1l1lv uf thvsc' was tht- C'l11'ist111:1s plzu' t'11titlvcl l711st 111 Illt llflltl Ili-shlvs1lw11l1111i11gtht-ir:1cti11gz1l1ilitics.11111111 sttlclt-tltsztlsoh:1cl:111 r111po1'tt111itx' tu flirt-ct plays :tml to st-two llll co111111itt1-cs Wlll'l't' they lL'ill'll0Kl thc :iris of staging, ligl1ti11g'. :1t11l 111:1lct'-1111. lJ111'i11g their lmttsy yvztr 111t'111lwrs of tlit-1-11111ztttt-11111111 llliffllll' l'l:1ysl11111's st-:1s1111 uf six plays 1x'l1t-1't- the-1' 1'vcci1'f'rl lirst-l1:1t1fl ol1sc'1'x':1ti1111 ill IlL'lliig. llllfll'l' thc' t'X1li'l'i s11l1c1Avisi1111 of Klrs. lflsit- Svztgrztvv :111rl Klr. flixnrlcs lilinglvr thc chtla 1-11j111't-tl :1 ll'l'l1lt'IlflUllSly sticccssfttl yc':1t'. 'lihc stztgt' L-11tl111si:1sts Wert' lccl this yt':11' hy thc' f11ll11x1'i11g Ul.llL'l'l'SI -lim frziig, prcsirlvtltg l 0rt't'st lsfilllli, vice'-111'csicl0t1t3 hlzwlcit- -l1111c-s, S4'Q'l'l'lZll'j'1 Altirly' llttstmi, t1't-:1s111'c'1': z111cl llnvicl llippt-11stccl, stzigt' 111:111:1g't'1'. l 1'n11t Row: Mr. l'h:11'l1-s lili111:l1'1', Mrs. lClsi11 Se1:1111':1x'1-. Jl:1 l'l0lIl'lll Row: Jutly H1111tv1', Mary VV1'i1:ht, Gail Nulzinll, Sllalron l'1'z1ig, l u1-1'1-st l'1'a111k, Jzwkin- Join-s, Judy H11st1111. lmvt R1-dvr. J4-:in Iltxshumz, Phyllis lim-21111-, Kurt-11 V1-:111k. lVl:11'iIy11 llipp1111st1-1-I, Km-In IHKKYTIZIII, Jufly Whitn-l'01'4l. Williams. B:u'h:11':1 Ehrmuri, Kristi H:11:m:111. . . . H ,G ' .'4. ' Y Fifth Row: A1111 Ill'2ll'4'l', Villa VVills1-y, Jann- P1-11m-, l!:11'l1z11-:1 N10lll:I11'liF111,r-St'iliiillilllcixjinililliiii1izilhhlflllllllirifnlllltliiullvillihltmlchmllliiyi xgfsxillyh Vmmht' K4-lly, Hs-vlly Shuss, ll:11'1'i4-t Small, Phyllis Alilritlgru-. N ' 'L' l L D ' I ll' ' Nxth Row: Ilanny fil't'l'll, Jlm Winslow. Ihll Mo1'y::111, llvl 'l'hi1'1l Row: S111-2:ll1'l':1yl111', N:u11'y Holt. Mz11'jo1'i1-N1-lsu11. lictsv D1-m:l1'1-xl, I.:l1'1'y Fvwvll, Bill Finlvy, J. IT, lhltloti. Jun l 1-Il, M1111-in Alulriduv. Juni-t Milla-1-, Pllizuln-tli Si111l1su11. I4:1il1-y, Juv V:u1 llurn, Rnl1v1't, Blusst-y. Edcliv S1-:11:1':1vt-, llivlt Suu Us-l't'4u-S, S:u1114l1'u lS1':u'lxi11. Iilvin, Alan MUXI4-1'mul.t, Lintlvll Lt-uc-h, llill lluicv. Front Row: Mrs. Elsie Seagrave. Forrest Frank, Bill Finley, Third Row: Jane Pence, Sharon Reder, Sally Pyle, Judy Hus- Virginia Aldridge, Betsy Fell, Harriet Small, Elizabeth ton. Nancy HaI'dY. JB-Ckle JOHCS, Barbara Vallghti Eddie Simpson, Saundra Brackin, Seagrave' Fourth Row: J. D. Button, Jon Bailey, Larry Fewell, Danny Second Row: Phil Mozzone. Susan Taylor. Judy Winslnw, Nancy Gi-Ecu, David Engel, Jim Winslow. Jim Craig, Bill Morgan, Holt, Karla Hagman, Barbara Lembke, Gail Noland. Del Demaree. David Hippensteel. And These Have Made Their Entrances lntroducing Troope 979 of the National Thespian Society! After one has successfully compiled fifty credits in the various phases of dra- niatics, a high school student may receive special recognition by becoming a member of this honorary dramatic organization. The students may earn their credits either by portraying characters in plays or through serving on committees connected with the various productions. Through committee work in set design. set construction, and stage crew, a student may earn his required lifty credits. Thus any student interested in becoming a mem- ber of the Thespian Society may become one without ever having acted in a play. ln May. the Thespian Society presented a three-act comedy entitled Grvmzt Valley. The play took place in a valley in the heart of California and told of the courageous struggle of a family to keep possession of their cherished valley. This Thespian Society presentation was one of the dramatic highlights of the year. The Thespian troope sent a group to the Thespian State Conference in lndianap- olis, March 26. They presented a tragedy entitled Mooncalf Blugfordf' which won them high acclaim. The oflicers which led the troope were Forrest Frank, presidentg llill Finley, vice-president: Virginia .'Xldridge, secretary, and Betsy Fell, treasurer. Page 113 The Happiest Days ol Qur Lives l,l 'lllS :ire lmr, :1 hush frills over the zlnchenee :ts the enrt:nns wart, revezil- B ing the east of the three-:let proclnetion uf the llrznnzttie Club, The lltzftfnexf f7t1,t'.r nf livin' l.l'fe. .Xiniml :tn lfnglish setting. the plzty opens with l'unml, the hezichnztster of llilztry' llztll, :1 hoys' sehuol, hreztliinfr the news tu lztssell :incl llillinv' that :ts v - P' 25 :1 result uf the war, ztnuther sehonl is to share their premises. llnhekiimxn to llilztry llzlll, the other seliuol, St. Sxritlizms, isz1g'irls'sel1uul. l pun zigreeinent ot xXllllL'l1l1l'Cll, the heziclnnstress of St. bwithznis, :incl l'nnrl, they cleeicle not to inform the pupils' parents of the merger. heezlnse they wunlcl he fleeply shnekecl, CU1llIJllCZlllUIlS1lT'lSC when Nlr. :intl Mrs. l'eeli :intl Klr. :incl Klrs. Sumter arrive fur 11 surprise visit to their ehilmlren, tlne lnlztriuns event tollcnvs another :ls the heztcls of hoth sehuols try tu keep the seeret. ln the enrl. however, the parents fliseover the emisolitlzttimi :incl eunsent tw it. ,Ns the enrtztin falls, huth exist :incl :niclienee agree that it wus one uf the 'hest ever. 'l'liere's heen Al slight inisnntlerstiinding at the ministry. Miss Harper, this is Mr, Puml principal of Hilary Hall. Left to right: Phil Mozztme, Vilqginiit Aldridge, Bill Murgiin, Betsy Fell hc' I - F 'Fw' ' 't' ll ,,. kie Yuma, orrest ignly, -Inn Craig, Harrie Sinn , Pima- I I4 Yw , . , l'in .ifrriid wc'rc going to have some casual- itwf' l.ctt to riglitg l ori'ut Frank. Bill Finlay, jini Craig, Cast Dick Tasscll . .jim Craig Rainbow ..,....,..,. . . .Hill Finlt-y Rupert Billings .. ...Forrest Frank Godfrcy Pond ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . .. Hliill Morgan Miss Evelyn Xwliitcliurcli ,,,,,,,,,,,,, jackie joncx Miss Gossagt- Hopcroft Minor Barlwara Calioun joycc Harper Tlic Rc-vc-rt-ntl IE Mrs. Peck ,,,,,,,,, Edgar Sowtcr Mrs. Sowtcr dw a rd Pt-c ........H.irritAt Small Pliil Mouom- Virginia Aldridgc . . ,,,, Bctsy Full lc . l,arry Fcwt-ll jutly Huston .. Del Dciiiairt' Gail Noland Nothing lwut inefficiency! Their trunk and no taxi. Our taxi and no trunk. Luft to riglit: Harriet Small, judy Huston, Larry Fcwcll, Forrsst Frank. Gail Noland, Del Dcniarcc, jackie jones, jim Craig, Bctsy Fell, Bill Morgan. M. Seated: Julie Graves, Charles Penning- ton, Margaret Xwcst, Nancy Thomas. Standing: Gail Dennis, Richard Down- hour, Wayne Miller. Mr. Frank Moore. Plashhulh Fanatics The dark room in X'l0l lmustled with activities as the Camera Club con- vened for another of their club meetings. Slides from liastman Kodak and talks by local photographers provided KllS camera enthusiasts with inter- esting meetings as they proved the old adage. Une picture is worth a thousand words. The cluh, sponsored by Mr. Frank Moore, allowed students an opportunity to develop their enthusiasm for photography. Camera club officers were XYayne Miller, president, and Holm XYilson. secretary and vice-president. iop eoretl Keep Cutl Under the joint sponsorship of Mrs. Patricia Christman, Mr. Charles lfranklin, and Mr. Shirl XYray. the newly organized Science Cluh boasted 30 members. The clulm offered students who were interested in science an opportunity to tour such local plants as Continental Steel. llelco Radio, lfloosier lron Xkorks, and Cnneo l'ress. The clulm memhers also heard several talks hy men who have succeeded in the Held of science. Front Row: Mr. Shirl Vfray, Mrs. Patricia Christman, Don ljahh. pres.g lid Bushy, vice-pres,g jacl: Rusk, sccy.-treats., Paul Root, re- porterg Rex Grainger, Dave Heckman. Second Row: Bob Coady, Gary Cornell, Roger Ingle, David Sal- lee, Boh Leffert, Paul Ferry, Dee Saul. Third Row: Bob Bradley, Gerald Fvans, Larry lngle, Charles Putt, Charles Conkle, Boh Miller, jim Allman, David Nic-lander. Fourth Row: Tom Coady, Larry Foust, Larry Rink, jim Reith, Dick Ferguson, David Rapp. Front Row: Mr. Donald Bartlett, Janet Ulsh, Janice Thompson, Linda An- thony, Juanita Wilson, Sandra Smith, Marilyn Moser, Second Row: Nancy Thomas, Margaret West, Kristina l-leavilan, Linda Teter, Julia Webb, Bettie Freeman. Third Row: Naomi Conte, Janice Young, Harold Hutto, Bob Cardwell, Eileen Tharp, Pat Gibbons. Bible Students The interest and enthusiasm shown by the 35 members of the Iiible Club proved that devotion and religion are important in the lives of Kl IS students. The llible Club members enjoyed singing hymns, presenting skits based on Bible stories and characters, and hearing talks by missionaries from foreign countries. The club was sponsored by Mr. Donald Bartlett and Mr. Earl lloover. The oPrieers were liarline Tobin, president: Janet L'lsh, vice-presi- dent 3 and Janice Thompson, secretary. Learning in the Libary The newest member of the Z5 clubs is the Library Club. lt is sponsored by Klrs. Ruth tiosma and serves to train students to work in the school library and to promote interest in library work as a career. lts members became acquainted with the operation of the card catalog, vertical tile, and the Dewey decimal system. The club oHieers were Rebecca lfederspill, president: Martha Hutto, vice-president: Judy Hamlin, secrev taryg and l'at Newkirk, treasurer. Front Row: Nancy McClain, JoAnn Reedy, June Kearney, Judy Ham- lin. Second Row: Anna May Julian, Harriet Wfood, Marilyn Bennett, Becky Federspill, Martha I-lutto, Pat Newkirk, Donna Nutt, Mrs. Ruth Gosma, Mary Ann Hurbert. Third Row: Sharon Johnson, La- Vonne Anderson, Irene Lemieux, Sondra Roe. : i. if f Frnnt Rims: Mrs. Li-na Clumnhcs, Marv Richardson, prL's.g Marcia Wilsivn, vice-prcsg Karulyn Roving, sccy.-tri-as., jualy Hamlin, Virginia Aliiridgu, juli-un Wfiinintr. Suimul Riivv: l.uana klulniwn, Susie Strirhcl, Judy Tuhhs, Sandra Smith, L11 Ann Shank, Bucky Shuss, lhml Rim' Carrrlyn Dixnn, lnanna Hall, Marlin lily, Cliarlcm- Willialiiis, Sandra Mayor, -Irssc Russ, Ann Morrison, vlan Dicklmcncr, Kay Kelly. Hi, Prof! Ulilass CUIIIK' tu ui'rlcrY Thisl'XCi:ll1l2llilhl1 may sown hc niarli- hy Illt'llliK'l'S uf thi- Ifntnrz' 'l'c':1cl1i-rs flnh, In urclcr lu get tirst-hand ii1lUXYil'Kigl' of thi-ir 114-siri-rl pi'4rfi-ssiml thi-so stnrlvnts visiti-fl cle-riwiltzlry and juniur high classvs. :intl alta nrli-rl IITKDQITIIIIS which iiicliiilc-rl spc':1kc't's in various phases of tvach- ing' :intl inmn N un thi' latc 'st clzissmorii iiwtlnmils. l'rwnntl1i hclpful uhiu givcn hy thcir 5130115011 Mrs. Lena QQUUIIHPCS, thc inmnhi-rs ff' ,Ni irnul a clcar cmicisc vicw ni what max' hc :1hi'ari tor thi-m in thi- tivlil ul uhh il in 4 I Pam- I I8 Qrajco rs ala-inhi-rs uf thi- zivtiu' Spvculi lilllib slimvi-ml thi-ir cntlnisiasin fm' puhlic spvaking' hy participating in inurc than tifti-sn iiiti-Ncllrilzistit' mln-hatcs, I r4vnt Row: Bill Morgan, pri-s.1 Hub Millar, x'icc-pm-s., Ruth Ann Clark, stay.: Miss Liiith Farluw, Mi. Paul Kemiall, Mrs, Martha Strawhridg.:c. ,Indy Gi'awcmk, -Inu Nucl. Suunni Row: Saundra Biackin, 'Iam' Hnhson, Barhara Nitzcltclt, Hi-lun Ri-tier, julia Ihwrsman. Gt-ni'gal1r1u 'I'ri'iila, ,Ianct Mil- lsr. 'lihirtl Huw: Peter Lihhy. Nancy Holt. Shar- on Ruler, Mariuric NL-lsivn, Alhcrt Kuilsi-Zatich, juan Siwttnng, Richard Hurst, Martha Huttn, lfnurth Row: David Wfilliams, Charlus Putt, .Inhn Evans, Donna Graf. Mary Ifllun Hamish, jun Bailcy. john Norris, lnner Cirfle: Bill Henry, Ronald 'l'iilhei't, David Tiinhermaln, Don Morruw, Huh Cmldy. ,luck Kaufman. Outer Circle: johnny Fewell, Ruger Phipps, Fred Aldridge, Dun Frederickson, Braden Lriwson, jim jackson, Rich- .ird Wriglitsiiirin, jim Coffey, Hub Wilsiin, Fred Clevenger, Cllmrles McQuinn. ervice With A Smile XY:isu't the lighting excellent on this yezu s lliillizluzlfm :uicl :ill the plays? Do you ever woiicler who operates that nliu you sziw in historx' Class or cuiivuezttiuii? Ftuclents who :ire respoiisihle fur these selicml services belong to the l,igl1ting and Upei'zitm's Liluhs. Klr. L'i'lJan Steclqler sprmsors the l.ig'litiug' Clulm. wliieh u'm'l4s hzirml to Illf1liL' every lillS pmcltietioil El sparkliiig sucf cess. The upei'z1tm's, under the clirectiuii of Kliss lilly Cover, are volunteers wlin give up study halls so that we may have Z1 hi-ttei' Zlllllllb-VlSllZll IJIWIQVZIIII, Left to right: Blll'l'3.ll'Al. Viiuglit. David Hippensteel, Cf h 1' i s Horst, D. Buttman. l.lll'l'y Fewell,'Robert Blussey, Diivitl Engle, Karen Frank, Forrest Frank, Mr, Urhiin Steclxler, Sully Pyle, Scott Tlizitcher, Bi11'ht1i'i1 l.einhke, Paul Ferry. Kgirline Sciurtinu, ,lim Reitli. Linda Vauglit. Page 119 go- 120 1 gli K a 3 5 il! 'B - X L 1 Q , . H A i j i!3f!S.'f A Q, N' h af iriitgtggfb Q X ew QT! . N lfmnt Rim: Mlm licriiiu' McKinley, Phil Durst, Pl'LAS.Q Nurmim Bnllglu-1', x'ic'4-'pix-5.1 lNl.llAL'l.l Kull. xtcygg VilI.1 Wfillscy, rc Anm-ttv P.1u1. purtt-1'1 Diivitl Ti3.:rutt, plmtugiu1plit'1'g l'n1i'm'y Fc-ttc-i'liuft', Sawmill Row: D.lx'nl limnt, Marvin Smith, Nun Fixhrr, lziltlit- l't'l'jLllNUI1, Cnxiiiit' l'ri'uxxl1, Mililix-tl R cuvt-N, l5.1i'lmr.1 H ugliu, lhiril limit M.lrchut.t Truxull, Gun-V.: lNIutt-, M.i1'y Hullix, Marlvm- Dumutn, Viflxi Duttt-run, lit-xv.-rly Sxllll, l.intl.x Rcwhlvinx. lfuurth Rum: l.u Ann lfllt-ix, Clnrul Mitchell, -Linn Allman, Kcrmctli lhliilgilll. Ruriiilil lium. Riclmrtl Dwignis. Frul Cjlvvctigcr. Brush Up Your Lxfll Vilialeut llfllllfllll wtoiw'-tiroiil flccmtltiuiis :it llztllmwcii, pzirticlpzitlcm in ilzitumzil :nrt Umm-sts. :mtl tht- lmmlwim- rlisplzu' czm-1111 thi- tirsl tlum' :irc oiilx' Il tow pimivcts uf thi- vvrv zwtivm' l':1lc'ttc' lllulu. lwIltlt'I'll1Q'flll'0L'llUlI of Bliss llk'I'lllCl' Nlcliiiilcv, l':1l0tti' flulr im-llilmt-rs zilsn piquirvcl thi' :ltti':1ctix'c pustws wliirh ztliiinliiicccl tllII'ClZlllL'CS1ll14l pi'o4l1ictioi1s. ML-:uhm-is nf thu Paulette Club klL'LlII'QlfCkl tml vximlnws tn givc us thi- Hiilluwccn npirit I1111's. 111'11g1A11 111111111111 is1111-1111sis11f11111' 11111 111 1111-111111 111 1i11S 1 Is 111111111111 111 11111'sl1'111 111'111'11x' 111-1111-1-11 1111- 1111x's 111111- 51 11111 1x111s f11ll' 1IlI'Q1'1X' 111 1111- l1i1'1's .x1111V11C pXss111-i11- ,., 111111. 11111111 IN 1 w U11 1111- 111-11:-'111111 111 1111- 11. .X .X. gi1'1s 11111'111'1111111 111 1111111-111' 1-111111-s1s s111111111' 111 11111s1' 111 1111- 111111' ZlL'1lX'IlX is 11111 11111111-11 1-111111-11' 111 11111A11f Illlll'111 111-1111111-s si111-1- 1111-1' 11111-1111 1-111111-1'1-111-1-s 111111 11111'111'1111111 111111 1111-111 111211 s1-1111111s 111111-11 111111- s111111111' 1115. 1Z11s111-1111111, s1111111111, s111-1-1-11 111111 X'1111t'1'11Il11 111'1- s111111- 111 1111'111111i111's 11-1111-11111-1-111111111- K111111111x' Zlfltlflllbllllb 111 .111111 ll. .X. 11.1111-111111-rs. 1111111 1111- s11111-1'1'1si1111 111' Miss X1111111' XY11C'1'1L'l'. Xlrs. L 11'11'11 1111- S11-1-1111-1', 111111 Hrs. N1Z1I'f' X1-1s1111 1111- girls w1-1'1- 11111111-11 111111 11111111s111Q 1111115 111111 1111-sv 111-11151111111 f111' 1111- 1-111111-sts 111111-11 111111111-11 1'is11i11g s1'1111111s. ll11-1-1111111x11f1111-111-tix-i111-5111 1111-11. X. 1-X. 11'11s1111- 1111'111'11i11g 111 Zl s1-111111' 1111111-1 111 1111- 11111s1111111i11g 1111-111111-r. 11's up 111111 111111 -1114111 5111111115: tips 1111l'y 111111 111 ,I1-1111 F1'11'l-ac 11n11 111 I,111s H11111-. G m Da1111icS 1-'1'11nt Row: juan S11tt1111g, pres.: Jamct C11111p11c-ll, vice-prcs,1 l.11c1n1111 Caste-1', II'C.IN.l 1,1111-11.1 Holt, sg1.A11t-11111151 S11LlI'I'LAl'l S11111ucIs11n, E1111ic FCFQILISLYH. 11111 McD111'11111n. S1-1111111 Row: Penny jucqua, C11r11l C11nw1-11, Connie AS1ICl'k1ff. Sur Si11111111ns, 1.1115 1-511111-, C11r11Iy11 Snow, ju11it11 Butcher. Tl1ir11 Row: jenn Frickc, Nancy I.11rris11n. Donna Sny11c1'. P.11 M11r1'is11n, j11yc1- Hurst, A1111 P1-11 1'C1:, M11 1'f1lLl '111111 11. Wli.lt's inure, wc'll uxpcl her from school if she keeps un with this nonsense itlwu i playing fuutlnill. threatens the high scliuol principal. Luft to right: Sarah Dclo, lilizahcth Naftzgur. ,lim Craig, jutly Huston, Karla Hagman. john Lynn, Bill Murgan, jim Trnhaugli Harrict Small, .intl john livans, Time Cut For Ginger lhc- hush ut tht- stillc-rl ztiiflwiict- turns-fl mtv gay' laughter as thc curtain mi tht Fviiinr C lass l'lax wvnt up to rvx'cal ilu-1 iwilmlviiis wt thc Karol family with not um lint thrvc- high sclimil clzuiglitt-rs. Xs a rt-slllt uf Xlr. Q'arul's spa-1-cli in which ht- sairl that no chilcl shunlcl llc fuwcrl to ilu aiiytliiiig hc rlovsirt want to flu, thc high scliuol girls pctitiuiwcl to :lo away with grin. tiiiigcr Ciarol, his yoiingc-st claughtcr, who iiitci'pi'c'tt-fl the statvmcnt to mt-an that no cliilcl shuulrl lic frwrcwl to rc-fraiii frum cluiiig anytliing hc wants to flu, wt-nt mit for thc- frmtliall lvani. Slit- waiitc-rl to cuiiipvtv mi an cqiial lt-vt-l with tht- luws, hut lumniy, lu-i'lmcwt1'ic1irl, rlisagrc-Q-cl with lliiigcrs rcasmiingx liiiigtrs nlflcr sistvrs. -loan anrl bln-an, wvrc hor- rilit-cl at tiingvns furitlmall carve-r, hut l.izzis-, thc maiil, clicc-H-rl hc-r tm :tml hvr llllCll'I'SlIlllfliI1QI11UilR'l' stoml hy hvr. .Ns :1 rc-sult ul' tiiiigt-r's pictiirc on thc cowl' uf Lift' magazim- thc staclium was lpziclu-cl with fans for cvc-ry gaiiiv. lfiiially her liig nirnilviit :ii'i'ix'vrlf-'fslie playc-rl iii a roal gains- anml rlnring' that last few sccunfls scurcfl a tcrrilic touclirlownl Fuimrls spvt'tacl1la1'. flue-sift it? XY0ll actually liiiigtrs tvam was alrcacly ZlllCZlKl .ltr-0 XK'l'It'Il shi- wmit iii. l'nrtlicrmort- thc laws itll the otlicr tram latighvcl so harxl tht-5' cuiilrlirt tackle- hcr. Iii-czilisc uf hcr liiimiliatiim liii1g'cr's fuutlizill cai't'a'r came- to an curl aiicl 'llniiiiiy vlaiim-cl he-r hack mi a strictly uncfliial lxasis, lht- cliarat'lvrs wcrv all NYlJllflt'l'l.lIll5' purtrayc-rl lw a lint' cast, :incl L'Yl'l'j'0IlC agrvocl it was an HlllSl1lIlfllIlg' pc-i'fu1'iii:ii1Ccl lfilfllllj' aflvist-rs for tht- hilarifms ciitf'rtainmci1t ' xwiw- Nlrs. Klilrlrt-fl Ka-rn :tml Klr. Karl liigcr, Nlarcia Xtilsmi clicl an cxvvllciit juli as Nlll1li'lll rlirc'ctfn'. ' l guess you just don't rculizu l'm the big man in this school. Bill Morgan, jim Trolwaugh, liliz.1lwc-th Nuftzgcr, Sarah Dclo, and Harriet Small. Young liulics simply don't cngtigc in such rough sports. Mr. and Mrs. Carol explain to their iluuglitcr, l2Iiz.1lwcth Nnftzgcr, Judy Huston. .md Bill Morgan. 1 Last l.iLzic, tlic llldlkl ,,,, ....,,,,,,,, H .irrict Small Agnus Carol ...... lilizulvctli Ngiftzgti' l'lUVl.ll'Ll Carrol ,,,,,,,,,,,..,.,,,..,. .,..,,,,,,,, Bill lxlllfgdll login, tlitir tl.iuglitc'i', ugc 18 ,,,,.....,,,..,..,,. Suruli Dclo ltixnnic, tlicir tluuglitcr. aigc I6 ,,,,,,,, Karla Hugmun Gingcr. their tluuglitcr, Algt 14 ..,..,,.,... jutly Huston lftltlit- Diixis, .in utlilctc, logins boy friend ...... . .,,..,.,.....,...,,,.,.,,,.,.,,,,,.,..,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,, jim Trolmugh Tommy Grccn, Gingcns boy friend ,, ,,,,, john Evans Mr. Wilscvn, thc liigli school principal ,,,, jim Craig lftl lluffnmn, Howurcl Carols boss ,,,,,,,,, I olm Lynn GlU4iIL'I'iS intcllcctual lwoyfricml, Tommy Grc-n, luunclic-s his theory un intlivitluul rights. Kuflu I-l1ign1.1n, jim Craig, jutly Huston, john Evans, and 'Iohn Lynn. .Nix Page 124 JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION CO-CHAIRMEN Front Ruw: Susie Striclwl, BAll'lW2lI'll Vnught, judy Mock, Mary lillcn Hamish. Sccuml Row: jun Snyilur, Gem- l.L'1lHilI'Ll, Dec Saul, Phil Pcnncll. Thiril Row: Paul Cnnwcll, Nancy Hnlt, juily Phillips, Phil Durst, Frul Hawkins. Encl ol A Perfect Year .X wi-ll All2ll'lll'fl thc-inc nizulc the V355 nninr-Fcnim' lieu- wtion unc- of the 5 . must Illl'1lS!lIll slirprisvs nf the 1-nlirc school ya-:irl l'ri-p:n':1tim1s :ictiinlly lwgzin curly in the swim-stci' wlic-n :1 unninitlcv nf cc-rtziin fricnltx' inc-inlmcrs :inrl stnflm-nts lwcgzin thc tzislq uf clmusiiiq thc co- cliziirnwn zinml cmninittcc' he-znls uf thi- great vvviii. lfx'L'ry jiniior wzlilwl lrwzmtlilc-ssly for the HlllL'lJll1l' of ilu-sv Ucluswl rlum' si-ssimisf' 4-:ich si-on-tly lirqzing lu ln- uni- wt' thc fm'tnn:1tc' few svlvcu-rl, lzve-i'y lIlflIYl1lll1ll junior tn-lt hu hzul :1 in-rsuiizil mln- in play on-11 if hi- w:isn't inclnclc-rl in thc latin-1' groinm, .Ks Il rvsnll. Z1 large pwcc-iitzigc of thc clziss vnli111tc'c'1'c'rl in work nn thc Vilfllhllw cuininittvcs that w01'c to clctcrininc thc' siiccm-ss or fzxilnrc of thc flzincc-. lfor once- :ill gi'ic-vzlilccs xvcirc forgotten- ilu- juniors wc-rv stzlncling nnitcfl in orclvr to inziliv the-ir 'lnnior-Sc-nim' thc' ninst SlN'Cl1lClllZlI' in liistoryl Senior buys in Q-:ich roll rmnn l'l0IlliIl1llCll lhrcc czimliclatcs for Queen of thi- Rcccptimig lmmvcvcr, the junior nmlcs hclml the untcmnc in their hzinfls since they alone vote-cl on the live girls for Queen. Top, clockwise: julie Fuller, Elizalwctlm Fell, Marcia Wilsawn, Ann Bc-gmc, Mary Richardson. ueens ol 'cl1e Reception Page I2 vvv tv lf tv 3' EDITORS AND PHOTOGRAPH ERS St-att-tl: .lttlt-tn Xvitttmt- lflizalwt-th Nattzgt t, Ht-tf t'll. I':txYt- ILIG SI.ll1tllI1.L1' litll Mttrga ,lt-fry Graf. XX'.tynt- Milla I.tt:tn:t lttlmsttrt, littlw W'ilstt P:tttl Rttttt. 5 The Voice of l'h:tttlt ht-:tvt-tts, it t-mttt-s ttttt ttttlt' ttttct- t-tt-rt twtt wt-t-las! This t-xt'l:tttt:ttitm t-ttttltl ltt- ht-:trtl tltrtttlgltttttt tht- hztlls tat' lQll5 :tll yt-:tr itt t't-t't-t't-ttt't- ttt tht- lt't'tl tllltll tt: t ll twtttrst- it w:ts ttt:ttlt- hy tttt-tttltt-rs ttf tht- st:tll'. mtl tht- rt-:ttlt-rs, l'ht- ttmlttigltt ttil ltttrm-tl wztt ittttt tht- night ht t-tlitttr-in-t'ltit-t' l.iz Nnftzgt-t s htttttt- :ts sht- rt-:ttl :tml rt--wrtttt- t-ttpy, whilt- N:tm't' l.t-:tt'. ltttsim-ss ttt:ttt:tg,ft-t', lt:tl:tm't-tl tltt- ltttttlts. 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FOLDERS 1,1115 D.1111', D1111n11 Graf, Dick 1f11w.1rd5, PLILI1 ARTIST5 AND T1 PISTS XX'.11:111-1', Nike Crunc, JU111' T1111115, R1111 Hciny, Rux G1'11111gcr, john Evans, Dorothy Rc11511r, 111.11'j111'i1- A11.11115, judy GY1lWCllC'1i. J111111: Bcall. Paw- IZH RED AND BLUE Sl?I.l.FRS lfront lion: .lim Winslow, l,zu'ry lf:-wa-ll, c'o-1-irvulzltion Il'l2lIl2l1ll'I'SI Judy Hamlin. June- Moon. Phyllis lin-:mn-. lirvmlax Viul, Sharon liurns. Judy Whllvforml, Hddiv S1-anzlwlvv. Sm-om! Row: Mynnrosn- G4-iz, H+-tty Jo Snluln-rs. llizlns- Lushin, lVl:u'y Jo Tomnlvton. Gloria linnlon, i':u'olyn Anvil, Esthur Vowgill, Carol Miu-hm-ll, Kitty Uornwm-ll. Third Row: Wnync- Mills-V, Norma Svuls, Barnvy l 4-tt:-rhoff, Gains- Hufford, Jm-rx'ij4-:ul VVolf. Gvrnlflinv Thomas. Mn1'g:u'4-t lVlitzvlf1-lt. .Iumakic Ford, Jo Hayvs, Uhris K1-llum. Ifoux-th Row: Alim- l7ufl'1-y, Szinzlrn liivhsirrls. Us-vs-rly Chm-rry, Connie Clark, Gvorm-zuivi lilustzuwl, lizly llzunlin, Sharon M4-lfzill, Norma Sparks, Emily Ke-ssler. l if!h Row: Vonnin- I.:-vlxrn-x', Judy Grzlwr-ovls, Vnrol Brown, Ilon Hughes. Pnl 'l'c-rry, Pail Gilligrzux, Judy Pull:-rson, Judy lbuvis. BUSINESS Front Row: Mollia- liuvklu-y, Norma Svzxls, Becky Shuss, Susiv Strivlu-l. Liz Simpson, Put Ibukv, Judy Winslow, Elaine' Thatcha-r. Sn-vuml Row: lVl:u'r'i:x Wilson, Carol lfinla-y, Nancy Mahi-r, Ilizlmx lVl4'lh'id1-, Judy Gruwvovk, Nnnvy llolt. Judy Whitvford. Third Row: Sharon Johnson, Karon lfrzxnk, Sally Pylv, Kay Hnnlxins, Ann Pi:-rm-v, Susiz- lizulgvr, Sharon Burns. Fourth Row: liill Nnftzm-r, Km-nt lil:u'klirly:4-, llzxvid Hoovs-r, J. ll. liutlon, Ge-orgv Howm-ll, Jon Hail:-y. llonovun lloyd. fs tr lv Y Fro Sec Thi Front Row: Myra Klinger- man, Norma Seals, l.u Ann Shank, Joleen XX'iminer, Peggy Springer, lilizaberh Simpson, Susie Striehel, Sharon Burns. Second Row: Ann Beane, Dorothy Beck, Patty Duke, lanet Ulsh, Joanne Kelly, Linda Teter, jean Yoakam, jesse Ross. Third Rowi jerry Graf, Mauri james, Margaret West, Mollie Buckley, Phyllis Beane, Diane Ra- gains, Gail Noland, Karo- lyn Roswog. nt Row: Karla Hagman, Bill Finley, Harriet Small, Elizabeth Naftzger, julie Fuller, judy Burtch, George Howell, Shirley Branch. ond Row: ludy Phillips, Judy Grawcocl-1, Mary Ellen Harnish, Donna Graf, Dorothy Reasor, Kay Kelly, lNlarilyn Quinette, Judy Tuhhs, Sara Trohaugh, Ann Murray. rd Row: David Ousley, jerry Neal, Maureen Meritt, janet Fruchtnicht, Sarah Delo, jan Dickhoener, Judie Beall, Marcia NX'ilson. Looleing Through The Lens tiee. l wonder how many courses in math are required to graduate from the academic course? XYhere could l possibly lind out how to join the Palette Club? .Xnd why can't l wear my new yellow cords? These and other questions of dazed fresh- men were easily answered in the school handbook, the l.vJ1.v. The editor, Myra Klingerman, and her busy editorial stan' worked many summer mornings to make the I.i'l1.v a valuable source of information for all students and teachers. Karla Hagnian and her hard-working business start sold ads to linanee the publishing of the book before the smiling salesmen greeted students in the fall. Dean .l. l'. .lones acted as adviser and the Student Council was responsible for the publication of the Lens. Page 129 :gmt 1140 looking ovcr othcr yciirhooks iirc thc :ll'll'lLl2lllS ctlitors. Santa-dz Dorothy Buck and Marry Rltllglfilsoll. Smniling: Don XX'.rltcrs, Dick litnnctt, Cynthia liiincr, Ann liciinc, imtl ,lginis lllotncr. KHc 1111LldlWdS Ong Waitecl, 'l'l1is is thc story of the Fzirgnsso :is tolrl hy thc clnmmy nst-cl to nizilic- it. 'l'hc clmnmy is thi- l54 worn :mil frzizzlctl pzigcs which hclfl thc first lztyonts :incl pictnrc iclf-:ts of tht- liooli. l :im tht- clnmmy, :intl I was first conccivccl in thc minfls of my sponsors, Miss lflizzrlwtli llzmrllcy :mtl Xlr. ficorgc llnnluir. 'l'hcy :irc rcsponsilmlc for much of my sncccss sincc tlicy hclpccl my cclitors orgzinizc :incl plan thc hook :intl its mziny tlctznls. 'llic st-lt-ction of cclitors hy my sponsors was the first stcp towzirml my crczition. Klziry lfichnrrlson :mtl llick licnnc-tt wrote my stories zmrl gnirlccl thc complction oi mc. ,Xnn lic-zinc, llorothy lk-ck, :incl .lzmicc l'lotncr schccluli-cl my pictnrcs :mel :irrzuigcfl to lizivc thc pliotogrnphcr :it thc right plzicc :it thc right timc. Cynthizi llnncr :mtl lion XX':iltt-rs lcfl my sztlcs :intl cnconrzigcfl local lmsincssmcn to lmny urls. XYllC'll my crlitors wcrc- sclcctccl they wcrc nnztwzirc of thc tztslq which was plztcccl lu-fort' thcm lint the-y soon lczirnccl. 'l'hc lc:it'iiiiig.fl1cg:1ii :it :i party givcn hy Mr. :intl Nlrs. lfvzirt .Xclznns for thc grzirlnf :iting stuff :mtl in cclclmrntion of complcting thc V95-l Sargasso. lint my cflitors :ilso lcztrncrl of tht- inztgnitnrlc of thcir ncw jolt. l czinic into ln-ing on -lnly ll wht-n thc lligh School hlonrnzilism lnstitntc convcncml :it lnrlizmzi l'nivcrsity. Xthilc my stzifl' was :it Bloomington, thcy chosc my thcmc, rlrcw my :ittrzictiyc lziyonts, :incl sclcctccl thc colorful :incl cyc-:ippcziling covcr which cncloscs yom' copy of mc. 'llhcy lczirnccl photographic skills :mtl how to compost- lllll'I'4'Sllllg pictnrcs whilc othcrs wcrc gnirlccl in choosing print stylcs, pictnrc layouts. :intl copy sizc. SARG A550 STA Fl: XVORK ERS Suutul: Sglumlm lir1111utt, hl.lI'lll.I Fry, lWl.lLllACCl1 M1-ritt, Marilyn Bvnru-tt. blualy lik'.lI1L', -lllkll' Tulvlh. St.1n1l1n1g: Hill lhmmtt, l,.1111, Dunn, W1ll1.1111 Parry, Kgarnlyn Rmwng, D11nn.1 Nutt. Ann M111'1'.1y, Anne M111'11s11n HQ 1 V A11t1e1pa'ce , an Eager y Acceptecl IX 1ll the tlnu 111 lllX ullt 115 1111 l lllmvvfl llll'lll :111111l1- Nou lla xxltll ilu other yv:11'l111r1lQ stalls 11 1 uv. gr mu u 1 Fl L 1 Munn nw: Sl111'lcy f1.l1l'1w, N 1 N 1 1 lk XX l 1 ul, M.11l11n11.1 8I15'xli'l', 1 111 1 nr Nl 1 uvnn lmly Kuxwlcr, -llw 511y1lL'l'. ' 1 1 1 c , L 11111 Il Nnnq l..lI'flMll1. l L l RESEARCH Iw1m'risun, Standing: SnumIr41 III'.lL'IyIIl, Dunn.: Gmf, S.ar.1 T.l'OIT1lllAL1Il, ,Indy Cfmig. Wforkiug WitI1 QI:I1crs ace I'nIImy'1ng IIN- Inusy Iwo ww-Iys :xl Illncnlnnglml my st:1II' 1-11juyc'mI IIICII' YZICIIIIHIIS zmfl Inwyvzm-:I In IJITSPIII the-ir JICCCIINIXIISIIIIIUIIIS tn Miss II:mcIIc-y :xml the- ulhvr slnft' mc-mIrc-rs. IIig'I1IigjI1Iing' tlu- HIHVIIIIIQ uf sCI1mrI was Il sccrmfl party givvn Ivy Hr. .Xrlznms wllcn I was cross-Q-xzunillwl Ivy spm1sm's. stuff me-mlwrs, :mcI my pImtug- mpln-1'. Hr. I Ill'IlIt'l' was invitc-rl :md I mct him :ll thc party also. EDITORIAL STAFF Iwnt Rum' Mmm.: XX'1lwn, 5.lI'.lIl UL-Io, I:I11.1IMtI1 N.lft.'- lulun Vd'i1n1m'1', Susiu StricIWc-I, Ann I,l.lfkL'. 'mir' NIIIW DJINII' Im' NMI' 'IMI NIIIIIIAI' 'l'I1iryI Row: Iingw' Snmlgmss, Nancy I.41rriwn, I.myI.1 uxml Rum: Imly Wxllslmvw, M.u'y Iillcn II.umsIm, Iwlm 'l'utcr, Danny Grucu, Mully Bucklcy, I.llLlFI.l AIuImwn, f.I1c-lry, IiI.xmc 'I4I1.lIlIlk'l', Iiucky Shusx. Lu Ann Slmnk. IfIiz.lIu'tI1 Simpson. ,, - in--li an sumti: Carol Brown. -Indy CQr'.zxxuu'Ix, Annu ..-L .,,, .. .. T.............-----1 .......... ,.. -M . SARGASSO SELLERS Front Row: Judy Whitefcird, Marilyn Quinnette, Dora Baker, Susie Burton, Helen Schofield, Pat Miller, Farza, Pat Duke, ,IudyDI-Iamlin, Slsaron Gerhart, Dar- Florette Lambert, Mildred Tompkins, Bety jo Graves. ene O'Harra, Dot isney, ju y Burtch, Shirley . . Branch, Sandra Thompson, Donna Southard, Barbara rourfh ROW: Karen Frank' Debbie Lenten' Judy LW' Oakley' g1gstpn,.PEt Htasselg, jEdy'Gig1lyvcock, Djonna Graf, Second Row: Elizabeth Naftcer, Betsy Fell, Ramona I eneope mn' Ju le MUS' amn mon' Coomerhlerrajean Wcilfe, Elaine Thatcher, Nancy Mc' Fifth ROW? .NEIUCY Butler' Bffvefly' LCC- Lmdfl BUYWQ- Clain, Dorothy Reasor, Penny jaqua, Ernestine JUdY Ph1ll1P5, Shawn Bums, Sfmdfil HUUY- SUSIC Kitchens, Bertha Tompkins, Beverly Dugan. B11dsCf,J0Hfmff Kelli'- Third Row: LaVonne Anderson, Marilyn Barngrover, Sixth Row: Pat Duggins, Charlotte Hall, Pat Hizer, Linda Walker, Ethel Kelly, Nancy Bagwell, jill Nancy Larrison, Stanley Fowler. The Sargasso an Enjoyahle Experience Then it was back to those ever-too-short seventh periods when my pictures had to be selected and scheduled and a questionnaire for my copy had to be written. There was so much to do in so little time that it was difficult to start. 1 remember when my editorial stalfs picture was scheduled and such confusion l have never seen. There were people running here and there, others trying to organize the confusion and still .xthers who were hopelessly lost. The completion of my sports section and the senior activities pages so delighted my sponsors that they presented, to each senior member of my staff, a beautiful gold insignia key at a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Dow Richardsons home. Then it was back to work and the scheduling of deadlines which seemed always to be tomorrow. As the school year stampeded to its close, the piles of papers in Zl l and the blank expressions on the faces of the editors became a common sight. l recall the basketball story which was written the night before and the 26 club stories which ranged from 264 words to a mere 48 words. Our hard-working typist, Ann Murray, worked many long hours typing all my stories with perfection so that my copy arrived at the printers in most presentablv form. Headlines caused my editors and Miss Handley to ponder for hours at a time. Meanwhile I was becoming more and more less attractive for now l had headlines scribbled on my face and caption ideas jotted in my tattered pages. Soon they matched me with the printer's dummy: and, now they have forgotten me-as all the attention is focused upon the new Sargasso. Page 133 thleti XX'e're from Kokomo, eoitlclift he proucler l Xml inrleecl we were proud of :ill the guys who played their hearts out for the glory of their favorite high school. The sportsmanship, tezmiworlq, :mcl zthility clisplztyecl by these hoys was of the highest eulilmer. Much of this was ztcererlitecl to one of the tiuest coaching stalls in the state. From the lirst exciting touehclown to the erzlek of the last home rim XX'ilfl- eat fans were lrehiml their teams l00'l,l JL A .,o. 1 Q V X if i N L 4. :ny V.irsity Yt-ll Itiulcrs this your wcrc, lknct-liimgjz ,lutly Kcsslur, Mitry Hollis, Myixt liliugt-iiu.m, c.tpt.iiu, .mtl tshmtlingj l..ll'l'y lhlllIL'f1lWL'l'jLL'l', Miktt XX'im's. Tlwy Gave ls the to Win an t it-t thzit lmll Jllltl girl girl girl slwittcil Xtilclmt lzlus :ts tht' lutcltllt- lmmlxv Illltl lillS:ul1li-ti-s tuuk tht-ii' hlillltlllgllllwl tht- uppmit-tits. lht- crm-ilit for such vuthusiztsiu fllSlhl1lf't'llllyllIt'Sllltlt'Ill hotly ui lwzickiiig our tt-:uus tu victory w:1sl:1t'gt-ly rlui' to hw X t-Il I,i':lilvi's, .XlW2l-YS striviug tw :it-liit-vc thc lugltvst mlt'gt't't- of sportsiuzuislup :lull to prmuutt' gutitl will tnw:u'fl utlwr high scltouls, they pt-i'tin'iut-il thvu' tztsk t-xct-ptiuitztlly wt-lll lt was :t tiwiiii-iicluiis nh fll 2llIlZlllf' :mil coitrltivtiiif-A thc iuztux' :uct-tiu fs of such :t Pu 5 H . In-t-tic lmuufh ut' lqirls :is tht' Yell l ifllllll, hut our clu't'i'lt':ult-t's L'IllHl'll1l'OllQll with tlyiug L'4vlHt'Sl llmv wt-ll wt- 11-im-iiilu-1' tnltiug fluwu thirst' lc-ttvr luriuzitiuus fruiu Nlrs. Xlzuy' Ni-lsuu who pzitivutly 11-pc-:itt-il the-iu time ztltcr tiiuc so that wi' might spcll out l li, Nlittivic- with pc-t'ft'c'tim1 xx'hl'u thi' llczttrzlts czuut- tu clmllcugt- nur Xtilrlcztts. .Xurl wlim-ili't'c'i' :t stutlvut wits IlllSCIll lrzlclc 11p54l4-im-i'its!l Mrs. .Xuclm l.iucllm'y L'llt'L'I'l-llllf :issuuii-il thi- rvspuitsilmilitt' for tilliug his vztvztticy. lu NlbX'l'lIllJl'l' thi- Yt-ll l,t':1ilc'i's Zlllll Kliss Nztuvt Xtltvc-li'1', simi1sm', :ilu-mlm-il Il Yi-ll l,i-:tilt-rs' l4tlllYt'llllH1l :tt luflinuzl l'itivi-i'sity', wltcri- they i'c-cc-in-il iuzuu' vziluxthlt' lllhx nu lllillilllg this yi':u s sturlcut Stixllflll tht- luuilcst :uicl pt-ppicst iu that stzttcf .Xuil u'i':1ll zigiw- it wus just tllztt--thzullistn1mt1i'tit'vlt'ss c'lwvt'lt':ult't'sl . ,argl 4' .N it 'S ilk, 1, 2-Q. A V 3 , - .Ji-1 Scatctl: Mr. Chester Hill, Directorg Mr. Frank Over- ton, Mr. Wrtltul' Cross, Mr. joe Platt. Standing: Mr. Robert Hamilton, Mr, Gene Turncr, Mr. Clarence Laymnn, Mr. Olin, Mc-ritt, Mr. Russell Bratton, Mr. Robert Buslmng. Bula Brattnn and Steve johnson, basketball managers. try tu rclicve Larry Cuolfs sore musdcs. Tlley ave Us tl1e Way lid Brown and Larry Harold store tootball equipment fur next season. ., ,Y - N 1 Twgl 3W5'?g'?Tsfz:'v-f'7Q X P4 f. fg Xiasf-5ii?fm3 f V ,-..L3 A AC '35 41 'fm 93 7 f f , fflfm-M ggf H29 H, ,.- f' ,F ,N fn QF: fix 'M' 155?f.f:3Q , if' f- ff fd-- 'X 'f?? '2E 45 4243 we 71 '37 as , M., .QQ Nw 3 F V fx -Nm.. , Q M . ,. ,,. -...W -vw' Nw y QW! A , K i . X K .M X .1 swag 1 H- A M ' ann. ' 1-1 umm, - :nun nn an :Ms-mm .1 sum ann an -. :awww x Sm K. S K RN I viking.. -...w-v'5f 'uu. u-J Kat backers watch their gridiron heroes from the sidelines as Coaches Tuffy Laymon, Bob Hamilton, Red Craig, and Gene Turner form strategy. Kat Kiclzers The grandstands roared with tio, Go. Go, Kats! as the 1954 football squad rushed onto Kautz Field. Coach Tuffy Laymon turned out a scrappy hall club that compiled a season's record of three wins. six losses. and one tie. ln the North Central Conference the Kats won two, lost four, and tied one. finishing in seventh place behind the champs. Sparked by the line running of .-Xrlin Campbell. the Kats slipped by the Tigers from l'eru by a score of 14-13 in the opening game of the season. l'eru did the running the tirst half and caught Kokomo off guard. ln the second half, however, the boys proved their ability to hold the line. and they held Peru to a minimum yardage. C ine week later, the llroad Ripple Rockets scored an 8-7 victory on a rain-soaked gridiron. An 88-yard touchdown run by Ronnie Smith was the only Kat score. The following week, Kokomo journeyed to Marion hoping to hand the Giants their first defeat. However. they wound up on the short end of a 20-13 score. Tuh'y's tribe once again fell short of victory against Lafayette as the llroncos broke a 13-13 tie in the fourth quarter and went on to win. The final score read Lafayette, 19, Kokomo, 13. A had case of fumb1eitis proved to be fatal to the Kats, as they lost their fourth consecutive game to l21wood's Panthers hy a 21-6 score. Arlin Campbell scored the only Kokomo touchdown. Still searching for a conference win, the Kats visited Indianapolis and prepared for a grim battle with the rugged Tech Greenclads. The opponent, however, proved to he the stronger team and whipped the XYi1dcats, 19-6. Page 139 131- 110 131111 11.1r1'1511n .1n11 ,1ll11 f,.lI11l'I'1111 C1l1iL' IH for 1111- 1111'1c11- uf il 1'1'.111111111'1 1ll11I1k'I'. 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' -.,,.,- aim I S L la aw 7313 1. s. ga... me U fb is 3 Ami V .z XT-,,. , . . 7- f K I W ss- P Page 144 Front Row: jim Meiring, Harold Gray, Dyrl Martin, Dick Suter, Fred Douglas, jim Cameron, Tom Simmons, jim Butcher, jerry Hartley, joe Brumbelow. Second Row: Coach Robert Hamilton, jim Douglas, Don Smith, Ed Brown, David Myers, Bob Huffman, Dick Edwards, Bob Alkire, Bold Lindsey, Bill Gamblin, Arlin Campbell, Dick Harvey, Bill Reel, Coach Clarence I.aymon. Kats at Bat Xxvllflll. sunny days and fresh green leaves hronght the familiar crack of hat meeting hall. lil lS was no exception. The Kats sped to a 9 to S victory over St. l'aulg liowever, a loss, 9-3, to Shortridge lmalanced the record. Wins over New Castle and Marion lifted the Kats in the Nflf. race, The tirst league loss came from Logansport, l-l to 2. .-Xnderson and lfranlc fort each tripped the Kats in conference contests. Muncie handed the Kats their fourth Nff. loss, 'P to 2, and Richmond llelted the locals, -l to I. .X shutout ln' Tech, 7 to U, and a loss to Lafayette hletl, l-l to 5, com- pleted the league race. St. l'aul shutout the XYildeats, l to 0, in the elosing contest. llolmes for next season are high, for most of the team will he hack. Top: jim Butcher registers ri hit in the score-bunk as hc cunnccts for Ll single. Middle: Belting gl duuhlc, Ar' lin Cnrnphcll comes tu thc uid of thc XVildC.1tS. Buttmn: Safe .it second, rules thu umpire .ls Dick Suter hits KIM' diff! Kukuinu ,,,,,, Shnrtridge ,..,, Kirkurno ,,., Kokomo .,,,.. Logrlnspurt Anderson ,,,. Frankfort ,,,, Muncie ,,,,,,,, Richmond Tech ,,,,,,,,,, lcff ...,........ int. Paul ,,,. X r 'gi fi V df! X eb 905011 9 9 5 1 ,,,,,,,l4 9 1 9 4 ..,.,,.l-1 l 1QCCO1'L1 4St. Paul --Kukimm ,,, H , 3 Nuw Cdstlu , I -Marion . , ., -Kukmnu ,,,, - Knkumo ,,,, ---Kukmnu . -Kukumu ,, Kokomo A -Kirkrmrriiu , KlYklTfl1l7 , -Knkurnu , .U 1 l O 2 I U 5 U Pano 1 4 Flying Spi ees First call for the lnmclrerl yard clash. Runners report to the north encl of the straiglitwayf' liooinerl the annonncer's voice as another track meet began. --..- i. V 1 . 'ir' r w iere t c ia s we'e ontscorei lla season opinul xxith .1 journey to M. ii n, l h l t. 1 . l. U4 to 45. Still ont of town, the XX ililcat llarriers lost to lfort lkayne South Side. DUI: IH 5l',. Unr thinlies took a very respectable Sth place in the Nlnncie Relays. Continu- ing in lllll' style. they won. 05 to 44. at the expense of the Logansport lierries. 'licch raced over the Kats, 785 to 30' 'lille liighlight of every season. the Kokomo Relays. was next on the scheclnle. Xliith Mary Xkright reigning as queen, the meet retained its dominating position. ,Nniiclst the tlnrry ol' activity the hosts lanilecl in 'ltli position. The dnal-meet season closed with a loss to .'Xnclerson, 62 to 47. ln the confer- ence contest the Kats hnisherl 7th lmehincl a strong Klimcie Central team. .Xgain the tcam was maverl ln' Ross Dwwvins anil l,arry Cook. . ss . 'lihe Sectional meet left the liokomo squad in 4th position, and when the cinclers had settled the Kats were l2th in a tough Regional meet. , Congratulations are extenclecl to Coach Frank 1 lverton and his '54 track squad for their determination and excellent sportsmanship. L. 4- l - if il. . is xii-lah .,. -Tie' Page ront Row: Bruce Wfooldridge, Larry Cook, joe Scales, Third Row: Coach Frank Overton, jim Gibson, Bill Tay- David Heckman, Dick Bennett, jeriy Piercy, Fred Hawkins, jim Tliatclier, Xlifayne 'lliom.1s, Tom Auten, john Bennett, Don Hasseld. Second Row: Bill Ridgeway, Bill Miller, Dick Lytle, lfob McKibben, George Howell, jim Corbit. Larry Colvin Ross Dwiggins, Harold Cox, joe Peed, Larry Over- holser, john Odom, Kirk Berridge, jerry Martin. Ron- nie Myers, Bob Hogan, Raymond Price. Dave Miller lor, Frank McCoy, Larry Rayn, Vernon Fraver. Steve Metz, Bill Troycr, Bill Colburn, Ray Valadez. Col.- man Augustine, Marvin Story, lack Rusk, liddie Payton, jim Fades, john Miller, Don Duncan, Coach Wailter Cross, Coach Gene Turner, Fourth Row: Bill Burchard, Dick Cessna, Leroy Holfman, Dennis McKee, jerry Fewell, Tom Harrison, Mike Crone, Bob Maddox, Bill Cavanaugh, Don Puett, Bob Booth, Clarence Redman, jim Beane, Truman Myers, Bob Foust, Bob Scheetz. Left: lfp and over goes jerry Martin as he prepares for the pole vault contest. Right Top: Ross Dwiggins eagerly awaits the baton as Gary Roosevelt completes their exchange. Right Bottom: Featured in the Kokomo Relays was the hurdle race which is shown here. SEASCDN RECORD Marion ......,,......... S. S. Fort Wayne ...,..., Tech ............,,,...... Anderson .,,....6'l 56l2 7816 Muncie Relays ....,,.,.,.. Kokomo Relays Conference ....,, Sectional ,.i, Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo Kokomo .,...,... Sth 9th 7th 4th ill.. 11? Page l I 'l'liii'il Row: lim Doiigliis, Binh ..4. A , ,.L.. ,. 2 . .. , gg . Ihr' ..-nulc slit-cizilists opt-nwl with :ui li -.0 win over l 'if Lee How Flilley Rlllll Front Row: Dyrl Martin. Clmrlcs Wells, Bill Burcliartl. Ray Price, Robert Schcctz. Sccontl Row: Rohn-rt Killihrcvr. Dick Bcnnctt. Larry Colvin. Larry Cook, Gt-orgc Giiskm. Don Hiisscltl. Thirtl Row: Conch Friink Owi- ton, Vernon Friiywr, Gt-orgc Howcll, Bill MillL'i', Don Snow, Don Puctt. Bob Ftll. :iycttc :intl :i l7-45 victori' over ltzrlizisli. Xlzrrion won tht- uc-xt tilt :is thc' Kats hows-cl, .24-3l. l'n:rlmlc to mutcli Kluncic, the llurrin' llzirric-rs lost :1 lic-zirthrczikcr, ZS-29. iXt thc Sliortriclgc liivitzltioiizil. tht- lizits took Il rvslwvtzililt' Sth plzicv. lizick on victory lzinc- tht- thinlics won orc-r S. S. Fort Xtziyiit-, l5-44. XYiu- ning fourth in tht- Niff. nit-vt :uirl fourth in Sectional lmrouglit tht' sczison to :i close. 'Fht' local grunt-:incl-groan artists complctcrl tht- most sticw.-sst'til st-zison in tht-ir lrricf four-yt-:ir history :it lillS, winning uint- of thirteen nizitchc-s. lit-n llzivis, New Czistlc, Nlzirion, XY:-st l.21f1lj't'Itt'. Nluucic-. llichmoncl, llrozul liipplc-, l'cru. :intl lit-czitiir ft-ntrzil :ill lc-ll lwfort- tht' lizits. Only Southport, -lr-tt. Shortriflgc, :nirl .-Xuclcrson coulrl out-grapple the loczils. 'l'l1irrl in tht- St-ctionzil :intl l-lth in the Stzitc' coinivlctt-cl tht- sclivtliilc. Cou- grzitulzitions to Cozicli Holm llzunilton :intl his stzilwztrts. Kat Gmpp ers Front Row: lioh Morclork, Tom Lopc-lgiiiil, lurk Smith, Bob Clqiinphcll, Dennis Acrnc, Boh Wiitsivii, Cfhaulcs XXfclls, Mzix Uilson. St-roritl Row: Cllnirlcs Kriivcr, -lciry Uiimlwlin, ,lack Bcntlcr, fil.ll'i'lll'L' liutllniin, l rctl Hitw- kins, Mickey lusticc, ,Iohn lNlL'fil.lil1, Gary Tliurston, Billy Riiltllu, lsolw Stotlgcll, liutclicr. Wi1ltt'i' Thompson, liolw lioylgill, Holi Moort, Cilvn l.cc, trick Young, Iohn Sutlicrin, liill Southern, Citb.lCl1 Rohcrt Hamilton. H The ,OUISG Kent Blacklidge, Bill Naftz- ger, Bill Scheck, Dave Thomp- son, Ronnie Grant, john joseph, Bill Grant, Lewis Campbell, Coach Russell Bratton. The 1954 golf team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in the history of the sport at Kokomo High School. The team was undefeated in dual competi- tion. Sparked by junior Grant, the squad won over such foes as Peru, 7-53 lil- wood, 14-Ig and Marion, 10M--lk. The VVi1dcats swung to a 7M-4M victory over the Tech Greenclads. The next win came at the expense of the 1.ogansport Berries, 8-7. The VV'ildcats moved past the Frankfort Hot Dogs in an easy man- ner, 12-Z. Similarly the hard-swinging golfers breezed past Marion to the tune of 12-Z. Entering the tournament circuit, they fastened down seventh place in the N. C. C. tilt. The sectional match saw our Kats jump to fourth spot. Closing the season, our determined club-swingers posted the tenth best score in the state contest. lfaced with rebuilding from the basement up, the 1954 tennis squad met no end in the stream of difficulties. Coach Olin Meritt was without a varsity letter- man when the call for squad members went out. The Kats opened the season with Peru and were able to win only one match while the Tigers scored 6 wins. The lirankfort Hot Dogs shut out the Wildcats 7 to1 in the initial N. C. C. Struggle. Successive shut-outs by Peru, Tech, Richmond, and Anderson caused the XVildcats to tumble farther in the N. C. C. race. Muncie, Logansport, and Marion met the Kats and similar results occurred. Lafayette squared off with the Kokomo team in the last match and posted a 6 to 1 victory. Prospects for the 1955 season are high since everyone will be back with the experience gained in the '54 season. Kats Qu Kourt Front Row: Williilni Nichol- son, Dick Hoyt, Tony Paris, Bill Hahn, Roger Shrock, john Wliitehezltl, Larry Fewell. Back Row: Coach Olin Meritt, Bill VanSick1e, Kent Nelson, Danny Grecu, Charles Crumbly, Bill Bas- sett, jerry Stoner, Emery Coon. , ., g1- l'n'J Um' Xllilflcnts wvrt- iipsvt 1-Xiu-rts tlirutiglusiit tlu- SCZISHII. :nul tlu- l,:1I:1y't- Xtiiif ww-1' 'lit-rrv ll:1i1t1- llztrtic-lil :uul llxmiillwii. Uliimfs, llig llhu- st-t tlu- sca- ' ,X W TEA M l'i11i1t Run llhll l'Lrm1ll, 'Ibm Fniiiiiumiix, -lim liutilur, liulw Muxvtll, l.lt'li Llulwiu-I, ,lim Uiiulniift, liuwt-ll l'ni.itt11i1, .twixtint 111.u-li, lSl1lt llim liu-Pl.1rr.11i.ulig l,.ztll4f1vI1xxt'll, l1u-litilgui, D.ilt- Wlxst, Hill lmvm-N, l,1lNL lAllUIIlITNU!l Kat Kagers liirtllilwizmii Nkx-1-1u-kt-u-11 wlu-11 tlu- hzlwlct-tlutll M-:twin ulu-iu-ml :tiul thc- Xlilmlmtsnu-1 tlu- Xtzilutfli Kpzu-lu-5 in Nlt-iiumriztl tiyin. .Xu S7-53 win with .29 points front -l:u'l4 t 1-ilu-i1-lpi-1m1i,1-1llfig things wt-i'c tu t'1n1u'. llu- tirwt Ntit' luv c:mu- :tt tlu- hzuuls of tlu- l'.I'1llIlifIll'l llot lungs, 55-51, hut tlu- lX1ll5l't'lNI1lllfli'fl with :t 5Nf.W1l1-t-isi1m1w1-rtlu-'l'iprtm lihu- llc-vils. 1-iuwiiliitt-i' was tlu- Iirst Ju tlu- lima pustt-rl Z1 SHWFI win uvt-r tlu- lKrmu's. 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Still ont of town, thc Kats won ow-r l't-rn, 57--l-l. lfzisily the upset ot' tht' season wus the Kats' triumph ovm' thc tiiiclt-ft-atc-fl ztnil highly fzivorccl Xltnicic' llvzirczits. lloggcrl tlClCl'Illll1Z1flUll :incl cxccllt-nt lmskvtlmztll Q-nzihlc-cl our XYilclcz1ts to lt-:ul Xlnncic :it each of the lirst thru- qnurtc-r posts linthnsiztstn :incl prirlc rockccl Nlenioriztl tiyninzisitnn :ts Alini llntcher ste-ppetl to tht fret- throw lint' :intl pitchcrl thc- two points which won tht- gznnc through the hoop liclclmrziting the 65-63 victory was nothing short of that which follows c-vvry stzltc chzinn mionship. 'lihc roztcls wt-rt'gl:1rilig ict- :incl :t strong wincl howlvfl whvn tht' XX'ilclc:tts :incl tht-ir most hrzivc- support:-rs slicl to lnrlianztpolis :incl tht- encounter with 'lit-cli, 'lhc rc-cc-p- tion wus :is cold :ls tho night :ts 'lcch won. 67-62. Nlzirion cznnc hoping to scttlc- :in rzirlivr loss hnt conlcl scorn- only U7 points whilt tha' Kats hozlstwl 73. I-3 n TEAM Left to right: jt-fry Martin, Runnin' Smith, jerry Null, John Phipps, Diivitl Toney, jury Christit-, Ricliurtl Green, Larry Colvin, Larry Inglc. Boyd Kirhy. jim Iiinlcs, Larry Cook l.Alfl'V Stincr. and Russell Bmtton. couch. lx Uk..1,1. INHIMYVIM lx Hkuml 'XUk4VVI1A lx-wkmm lxlvklllllm ixwkwlxll Ixuknullm klllv. I Paul ff H . 51 SH 'WS Im If il, fm UI I -mull lmpx lnglu tw up In lil!! ,Imuw un tlu-Ci.11'fig-ld 31.111111 ' u Pcasun lxccurn XX,alwv-lu 53 Iiukmun l l.1r1ktmt 33 liukmlm 'lsxptmm RJ liwkmnw l.lf.lxntta il liukfmm AIJYHVII 3w Kuknlmv 5IIUIlIIxl.lL if liukmxw H.lIIIIll4II1, Ulu-1 41 Kukmmm 'llzzc H.lL1In 1Ut'Ixir ll Kukmmx Q Kllklllllty I,llQ.IllNPllYI I lvmku NYXY' YI:AR'S DAY TOURNISY mu il xx fxI1k'k'l'N1lIT 1, Sl 54 Sf 5- 65 IF -'H of lx-wkumn 9-4' xx l.ug.1mpm't 63 I' rxmktmt Dulplmn Ru lmmum AIlxIL'l'N4lII IH ru M um iv ,YK L11 fNI.lI'lnvI1 NQXY faxllx W1 Sl Rh gi ll hi lu- 5 I 'V . 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SYQQW gi., Z' ga sf al fs, 11 i And .Xs we, the class of 1955, leave these halls where we've worked, dreamed, and planned for four years, we shall always reniemlmer the teachers who have given us so much inspiration and the kids who joined us in warm fellowship. Memories of backing our teams and working together on our productions have given us a loyalty and devotion to Kl l S that will never leave ns. C' en if 110 Page 15 -A- Aaron, Norman Abney, Carolyn-78 Abney, Sharon-78 Abresch, Audrey-71 Acord, Clydt+65 Acord, Norman-78 Adair, Patricia-78 Adair, Ronald Lee Adams, James-71 Adams, Marjorie Anne-65, 127 Adams, Martha Eva-65 Adams, Mary Jane-65 Adams, Nancy Jo-47 Adams, Ralph-78 Addison, Marilyn-78 Aerne, Dennis-71 Aerne, 1-ledy-78 Aerne, Patrick-71 Agnew, Jacqueline--71, 112 Ailor, Creola-65 Ailor, Vivian Natilda-78 Akers, Jerry-78 Aldridge, Fredrick-78, 119 Aldridge, Marcia-71, 112 Aldridge, Marjorie-65 Aldggge, Phyllis-78, 89, 94, 108, 112, Aldridge, virginia Lee-47, 90, 100, l12,113,114,118 Alexander, janet-47 Alexander, Nancie-47 Alexander, Terry-71, 100 Alkire, Robert Max-65, 144 Allen, Sue-71, 85 Alley, David-65 Alley, Ogden-47 Alley, Rosalie Elizabeth-65 Allman, Jane-78, 120 Allman, Jim-4 7, 111 Allsop, Carolyn-78, 108 Ammerman, Beverly-71 Ammerman, Kenneth Wayne-65 Ancil, Carolyn-71, 128 Anderson, Don Edward-65 Anderson, Harvey Alan-65 Anderson, Lavonne-47, 109, 113, 117 Anderson, Lewis-71 Andich, Marshall-71, 104 Andrews, Aulton-78 Andrews, Becky--78 Andrews, David-78, 104 Andrews, Elwyn Andrews, Mr. Marshall-45 Anthony, Glenda-78, 117 Anthony, John-78 Anthony, Lois-71 Antrim, Delbert P.-65 Appleby, Mentha Ann-71 Arbuckle, Georgiana-71, 108 Arbuckle, Susan-78 Archer, Mary-78 Archer, Ronnie-71, 138 Armlield, Donna Ruth-65 Armlield, Ray-71 Armstrong, David--78 Arnett, Janice Kay-78, 108 Arnett, Shirley Marie-65, 131 Arnold, Patrick-78 Artis, Ada Janet-65, 109 Arthur, Howard-71 Ashburn, Jerry-78, 104 Ashcraft, Constance D.-65, 121 Ashley, Dennis-71 Page 158 I DEX Atkins, Carolyn Sue-78 Atkinson, Jeanette-78 Atkinson, Kenny-47 Atkisson, Betty--71 Augustine, Coleman-47, 138, 146 Aulr, Judy-71 Aulr, Robert Eugene-65 Austin, Billy-78 Auten, Tom-47, 138, 146 Autumn Prom-93 Avery, David-78 -B- Babb, Don Richard-47, 88, 89, 90, 95, 103, 105, 106, 116, 12 Babcock, Barbara-78 Babcock, Robert 1.-65 Badger, Susie-78, 133 Bagby, Clifton F.-65 Bagwell, Nancy Carol-65, 133 Bailey, Charlotte-78, 108 Bailey, Darrell-71 Bailey, Duane R.-65 Bailey, Jon-71, 89, 104, 112, 113, 118 Bailey, Judy-47, 107 Bailey, Larry-78 Baker, Audrey-71 Baker, Jill-71, 133 Baker, Phyllis Jane-71 Baker, Ray Don-47 Baldwin, Mrs. Susan-43 Bales, Loretta-78 Bales, Pat-65 Ballard, Roberta--108 Ballew, Helen-65 Balog, Estella-71 Baltgatois, Brigita Alise-65 Banbury, Frances-65 BAND-102, 103 Banner, Alice--78 Banner, john E.-47 Banush, Dickie-78 Bargerhulf, Ronald Larry-65, 95, 105, 138 Barney, Paul L.-47, 63 Barngrover, Marilyn-71, 133 Barngrover, Mr. Robert-38 Barker, Mary Elizabeth-65, 110 Barnett, Jeannette-65, 97 Bartholemy, Bill-71 Bartlett, Mr. Donald-38, 117 Barron. Jerry-47 BASEBALL-144, 145 Basham. Jerry-71, 138 BASKETBALL-150, 155 Bassett, Kenneth Lee-65 Bassett, William W.-16, 20, 66, 77, 85, 105, 131, 149 Bates, Frank-71 Bauer, Cynthia-47, 77, 85, 130 Baugher, Kay Sandra-78 Baugher, Norman Ray-47, 103, 105, 120 Bauman, Robert Donald-47 Baxter, Judy-78 Baxter, Ralph-71 Bayles, Cynthia-79, 103, 108 Beall, Judie-47, 63, 103, 127, 129 Beard, Rodney, 79 Beatty, Luanna-71 Beaver, Alice Joann-71 Beck, Anita-71 Beck, Dorothy-15, 47, 85, 89, 90, 109 129, 130 Beck, Mark-79 Beck, Sandy-79 Beck, Suzann Mary-66 Beechy, Thomas-47 Beeler, Dallas--71 Beety, Tom-79 Bell, Robert-79 Bell, Theopolis-71 Bellamy, Millie E.-66, 110 Belt, George-47, 138, 142 Belt, Robert-29, 71 Bender, Jack--79, 105 Benharn, Mary lone-22, 66, 127 Bennett, Don Bennett, Frank-79 Bennett, Kenneth-79 Bennett, john Martin-66, 138, 146 Bennett, Marilyn joan-48 Bennett, Marilyn June-48, 117, 131 Bennett, Richard-48, 77, 85, 115, 130 146, 148 Bennett, Sandra-71, 108, 131 Benningfxeld, John H.-79 Benzinger, Patricia J.-66 Bergman, Russell-79, 104 Bergstrom, Sandra-71 Berridge, Jack-71 Berridge, Kirk-48, 146 Berry, Roger-79 Bess, George-71 Bess, Roger G.-66 Bevitori, Clente-66 BIBLE CLUB-117 Biehle, Albert--71 Bitner, Marcia-71, 89 Bitner, Pat Ann Black, Ed-48, 63 Black, Janice-71 Blacklidge, Kent-66, 149 Blacke, Barbara-66 Blake, Peggy--71 Bliss, Ruthann-66 D Blossey, Robert-71, 103, 104, 1 12 1 19 Bockover, Betty Jo-66 Bogue Bogue , Charles-71 , Jeanette-79 Bogue, Larry-71 Bogue, Robert Lee-66 Bogue, Wayne-79 Bohannon, Judie--48 Boice, Bill-71, 103, 112 Bolinger, Doris-71 Bone, Bone, Bone, Bone, Edward-7 1 Jacqueline--7 1 Karen-79, 83, 89, 108 Lois Fay-66, 121 Boodt, David-79, 105 Booko ut, Nancy-71 Booth, Dwaine--66 Booth, Robert Charles-66, 146 Beane, Ann-15, 46, 47, 85, 125, 129, 130 Beane, james--71, 95, 138, 146 Beane, Judy-7, 79, 108, 131 Beane, Pat-15 Beane, Phyllis-71, 128, 129, 131 Beane, Thomas-71, 138 Borish, Fran-48 Bothe, janet---66 Bougher, Gerald- Bougher, Winifred Ann-71, 108 Bourne, George E.-48 Bourne, Mrs. Josephine-38 Bourne, Miss Neva-38 Bouse, Charles Ronald-66, 120 Bowers, John Richard-48, 90 Bowers, Roy-71 Bowers, Virgi1?79 Bowley, Don-79 Bowley, Jack-79 Bowley, Sharon Ann-66 Bowling, Don-79 Bowman, jim-71 Boyd, Carolyn-79, 103 Boyd, Donavan-79 Bolyan, Bob-48, 138 Burton, Joyce-79 Burton, Linda-26, 48, 133 Burton, Suzanne-72, 133 Busby, Ed-48, 116 Busek, Bob Paul--48 Bush, Mary-72 Bushong, Jean-72, 85, 103, 138 Bushong, Mr. Robert-28, 38, 137 Butcher, Dan-79 Butcher, Erma Butchfr, James Ronald-48, 77, 144, 1 5 ,150,153,154,155 Chism, Charlotte-49 Chism, Mary-79 CHOIR-100, 101 Christie, Jerry Lee-66, 151 Christrnan, Mrs. Patricia-22, 38, 116 Christopher, Mary-43, 45 Clark, Allen-72 Clark, Charles Edward-72 Clark, Connie C.--49, 91, 100, 111 128 Clark, jerry-79, 103 Clark, Larry-79 BOYS' LEGION-95 Brackin, Saundra Jeanne-64, 66, 85, 89, 97,112, 113, 118,132 Bradley, Bobby-79, 116 Bragg, Bonnie--66 Brakle, Larry-79 Branch, Lura-71, 85, 89, 108 Branch, Onda--66 Branch, Shirley, 48, 129, 133 Brandon, Daphine-71, 108 Brasket, Richard-79 Bratcher, Glenda Frances-79 Bratton, Robert Louis-66, 137 Bratton, Mr. Russell-38, 137, 1 50, 1 5 1 Bratton, Shirley-71 Breckenridge, Franklin-79, 103 Breedlove, Mr. Chester-45 Breedlove, Harry-71 Breedlove, Homer-71 Breedlove, Richard E.-66 Bressler, Nancy Jo-48 Bressler, Patricia-66 Brewster, Daisy-71 Bridgegroom, Phillip--79 Briggs, joan Ann-66 Briggs, Wilma-71, 100 Butcher, Judith-72, 108, 121 Butcher, Nancy-72 Butcher, Robert T.-48, 95, 138, 143 Butcher, Sue Ann-49, 103 Butler, D avid Earl-49 Butler, james S.-66, 138 Butler, Karen-72, 108, 131 Butler, N ancy-49, 133 Butler, Weldon-72 Button, john-72, 112, 113, 119 -C- Calhoun, Miss Elizabeth-38, 43 CAMERA CLUB-116 Cameron, Carolyn-79, 108 Cameron, Ida Mae-66, 112 Cameron, jim Ed-66, 138, 140, 144 Cameron, VValter--79 Campibell, Arlin-49, 138, 141, 144, 1 5 A Campbell, Dick-79 Campbell, Janet-49, 100, 121 Campbell, Lewis-49, 149 Campbell Robert-79 Campbell: Robert-72 Campbell, Miss Ruth-25, 38 Canady, Donald-72 Clark, Mrs. Margarerte-45 Clark, Richard-49 Clark, Ruth Anne-49, 90, 91, 107 1 1 1, 1 18 Clark, Verlin-72 Clevenger, Freddy-72, 120, 179 Clingenpeel, Mr. Rex-38 Closson, John Hilton-66 Coaches--137 Coady, jerry-72 Coady, Robert Emmett-66, 116, 119 Coady, Tom-49, 116 Coan, Harry-79 Coate, Naomi-79, 117 Coates, Robert-79, 103, 104 Coburn, Harry Willimn-66, 138, 146 Coburn, Larry-79 Coe, Carol Jean-79, 92 Coffey, james Sherwood-66, 103, 105 1 19 Coffey, John-79 Colburn, Jewel-79 Colburn, Loda Wanda-66 Cole, Robert Dean-66 Coleman, David-79 Collard, Donald--49 Collins, Mrs. Gertrude-38, 44 Brinson, Janice-71 Brittain, Karen Sue-66, 103 Broadley, Carolyn-71 Brock, Betty-72 Brock, Bonita-72 Brown, Burnell-79, 108 Brown, Carol Ann-16, 43, 66, 77, 109, 128, 132 Brown, Constance Joan-66, 109, 120 Ed Louis-48 137 144 Brown, , , Brown, Jack-43, 66, 131 Brown, Mrs.-109 Brown, Rebecca-72 Brown, Sara-79, 108 Browning, Dale Bruce, Delores Fern-48 Brumbelow, Joe-144 Brumett, Myrna Lee-66 Brunk, Mr. Merrill-34 Brunt, William Ronald-48 Bryan, Thorton-79 Buchanan, Albert-79 Buckingham, Donald-66 Buckingham, joe-79 Buckley, Jean-72, 129 Buckley, Mollie Eileen--43, 66, Bugg, Nancy Jo-48, 109, 131 Bugher, Robert-72 Bulger, Joe-As, 77, 150, 154 Bunch, David-79 Bunch, Donald E.-66 Bunch, Eleanor-72 Burchard, Bill-72, 146, 148 Burkett, Danny Lee-66 Burnett, Lester Burnett, Raymon Lee-66 Burns, Sharon-72, 103, 128, 129, 133 Burt, jerry-48 Burtch, James-72 Burtch, Judith-48, 129, 133 89, 132 Canru, Gloria-79, 128 Cardwell, Larry joe-66 Cardwell, Lewis Melvin-66 Cardwell, Margaret-79 Cardwell, Robert-117 Carlile, June-72 Carnes, Nancy-79, 99 Carnes, Vicki-79, 89, 108 Carpenter, Connie-66 Carpenter, Debby--79 Carroll, Carolie-49, 100 Carruth, Mr. Marvin-105 Carter, Betty-79 Carter, Janice-72 Carter, Larry Lee--79 Carter, Pauline-72 Carver, Ronald-72 Cass, Larry G.-66 Cass, Lynda Jo Ann-79 Cass, Sharon,-79 Cassell, john-72 Cassida, Sally Ann-49, 100 Caster, Kenneth-49 Caster, Lucinda-72, 121 Castner, Andy-66 Catt, Carolyn-72, 77, 89, 92, 103, 108 Catt, Frank-79 Cavanaugh, Bill Edward-66, 146 Cavazos, jane-79 Ceders, Martha Joanne-79, 103 Cessna, Richard-72, 146 Cestare, Thomas-72 Chaney, Joy-79 Chapman, Dennis--72 Chegar, Richard-79, 105 Cherry, Beverly-72, 128 Cherry, John-49, 105, 107, 132 Chew, Donna L.-66 Childs, Kay-79 Childs, Larry-49 Collins, Joyce Sue-49 Colter, Ralph-66 Colvin, Larry Andrew-66, 146, 1 51 Comer, Dorcle-79 Comer, Mr. Max-34 Comerford, Max D.-66 Comerford, Rex-72 Comp, Mrs. Irma-38 Conaway, Carolyn-79 Conaway, Mr. John-39, 43 Cone, Patty Ann-66 Conkle, Charles-49, 63, 85, 110, 116 Conner, Julianne-79 Conrad, Judith-79 Conwell, Carol--14, 79, 103 Conwell, Erna-72 Conwell, Gary-72 Conwell, Gene-66 Conwell, Phyllis-79, 108 Conwell, Richard-66 Conwell Sondra Kay-79 Conwell: wnbuf Paul-11, 66, 95, 124 150, 152, 154 Cook, Harold Cook, Larry Forrest-66, 137, 146, 148 1 5 1 Cook, Judy-72 Cook, Sandra-72 Cook, Junior--149 Cooksey, Robert-79 Cooley, Dan-72, 103, 104 Coombes, Mrs. Lena-39, 118 Comer, Ramona-20, 49, 133 Cooper, Larry K.-24, 49, 87, 100 Cooprider, Judith Ann-66 Copeland, Thomas-79 Coppock, Truman-72 Corbit, James O.-49, 146 Corn, Chester n 1 v 1 1 v Page Corn, Charlotte-79 Cornelius, james-49 Cornell, Gary L.-50, 116 Cornell, John-79, 103 Cornwell, Kitty-20, 66, 128 Cossell, Brian-79 Cossell, Paul Allen-79, 95 Cotringharn, Betty Jane-66 Cottingham, Gloria-66 Cottingham, Richard-79 Couch, Charles Clay-9, 50, 100 Coughlin, Delores-72 Cover, Miss Fay-39 Cowell, Connie-79, 103, 108 Cowell, James-79 Cowgill, Esther--79, 108, 128 Davenport, Lynn-80 Davidson, Royal-80 Davis, Bethelda-80 Davis, Carol-80, 103, 108 Davis, Davie-72 Davis, Delores-80 Davis, Donald-80 Davis, Fred Leon-66 Davis, Gene-80 Davis, Jadc Allen-66 Downhour, Richard--80, 116 Drago, Josephine-72 DRAMATIC CLUB-112 Draper, Don Lee-67 DuBois, Danny joe-67, 103 Duffy, Alice--80, 128 Duffy, Shirley-72 Dugan, Beverly-51, 103, 133 Dugan, Wiltcie Duggins, Patricia-51, 133 Davis Cox, Buddy F.-66 Cox, Harold-146 Cox, Rebecca-66 Davis, Jerry-80 Davis, jimmy Allen-72 Davis, Joe-66 Davis, Judith-66, 128 Davis, Larry-80 Davis, Marilyn-80 Davis, Mary-80 Davis, Ronald Lee-50 on, Robert-80 Duguay, Robert Duke, Patricia-51, 129, 133 Dunbar, Mr. George-39, 43 Duncan, Charlene-80 Duncan, Don-72, 146 Duncan, Joe-72, 138 Duncan Marlene-80 120 Dunn, Brenda-72 , Dunn, Dan-80, 105 Cox, Robert-66 Cox, Virginia F.-66 Coyner, Ben-66 Crabtree, Craft, No Roscoe-66 rma-50 Cragun, joe-79 Cragun, Ronald-79 Craig, James Robert--50, 100, 112, 113,1l4,1l5, 122,123 Craig, Kathleen-79 Craig, Marcia Judie-66, 109, 132, 133 Craig, Mr. 139 Ehrman, Barbara Jean-80, 108 Crawford, Michael-79 Crawford, Robert-72 Creviston, Carol Ann-66 Cripe, Mary-50 Cripe, Ronald Lee-66 Critchley, Carolyn-72 Critchley, George Edward-66 Critchley, Joan-50, 131 Critchley, Ruth Ann-66 Critchlow, Miss Sharlot-44, 39 Croddy, Jane-50 Cronan, John-50 Cronan, Mary Elis-72 Crone, Michael E.-66, 146 Crook, Mr. Kenneth-39 CROSS COUNTRY-148 Cross, Lee Bob-79 Cross, Mr. Vfalter-39, 127, 137, 146 Crousore, Franklin-79 Crousore, Victor E.-79 Crowder, Barbara--79 Crowder, james Russell-66 Crowder, Myla-50, 109 Crowder, Mrs. 109 Crowder, Shirley-72 Crumley, Charles Eugene-66, 149 Culbertso n, John-79, 103 Cunningham, Kenneth-79 Cupp, Dave G.--50 Curry, Barbara--79 Cutter, Glen Terry-72 Cyre, Beverly-72 Cyre, Pat-50 ...D- Dailey, Lois-50, 127 Daily, Sandra-79 Dale, Jerry Lee-80 Dalhover, Pat-72 Dalzell, Michael John- 7, 43, 66, 89, Day, Esther-50 Day, Larry joe-72 DEAN OF BOYS-37 DEANS OF GIRLS-36 Decker, Myrna Lynn-66 DeCroes, Carol Sue-66,112 DeCroes, Gene L., 50, 63 Defibaugh, Sonja-28, 80 Degler, Ronnie Eugene-66 DeHaven, Lou Ann-50 Deis, David-80 Deis, Michael Delo, Sarah, Jane-43, 50, 80, 89, 90, 92, 107, 122, 123, 129, 133 DeLong, David-80, 103 Delventhal, Mr. Georg?45 Denriairge, Del-50, 97, 100, 112, 113, Dempsey, Mary--80, 89 Denman, Gary-80 Dennis, Gail-80, 108, 116 DePalma, Regina-72, 108 DeShon, Glenda-66 DeShon, Grace-50 DeVinney, Marilyn-17, 50, 77 DeWitt, jim-72 DeWitt, Richard-80 Dickey, Carolyn-50, 63, 103 Dickhoener, Janis-17, 50, 118, 129 Diller, john M.-66, 103 Diller, Mary-66 Dillinger, Marlene Janet-66 Dillon, Judy-80 Disney, Dorothy-50, 77, 109, 133 Dixon, Carolyn Sue--66, 109, 118 Dixon, Mr. Lee-39 Dixon, Mr. Ralph-45 Doak, Jim Edward-66 Doak, Shirley-51 Dobrin, Ann-51 Dodrill, Madonna Donaldson, Beverly-72 Donelson, Larry-80, 105 Donelson, Neseha Ann-72 Donelson, Verna--51, 109 Doner, Patricia--80 Donovan, Dave-66 Donovan, Dick-51 Doody, Miss Bernice-39 Dossett, Alice-72 Dotterer, Vicky Lee-80, 120 Doty, Richard-80, 105 Dunn, Larry-51, 103, 105, 107, Dunn, Sarah jane-72 Durham, Larry-67 Dutton, Gloria Diane--67 Dwigans, Helen Roberta-67 Dwigans, Richard-51, 120 Dwiggins, Nancy-72 Dwiggins, Ross-146, 147 Dwyer, Ann-72 Dye, Jim-80 Dyer, Carolyn V.-67, 89 Dyer, Frederick-80 -E- Eades, Carol Ann-67, 100 Eades, Doyan-80 Eades, Eades, Eugene Buddy-72 Jim-72, 146, 151 Eads, Ramona-67 Early, Norita Sue-67, 109, 131 Earlywine, Norman-72 East, Carolyn-67 East, Richard-72 Eaton, Bob-67 Edson, Eleanor-80, 108 Edwards, Miss Esther-39 Edwards, Mr. H. Alva-34 Elwards, Richard-7, 51, 63, 127, 144 100, 132 Daisy, William 1.-50, 103 Damewood, Clara-80 Darst, Charles Phillip-66, 120, 124 Darter, Louise--80 Darter, Robert-72 Daugherty, Linda-80, 89, 108 Dausch, Mary M.-72 PIII 160 Douglas, Fred Donald-66, 144 Dougiais, jim Martin-67, 105, 1 1 Dowden, Frank--72 Dowden, Lewis-80 Dowling, Elizabeth-67 Dowling, Marilyn-80 Downey, Danny-51 Eikenberry, Richard Lee-67 Elkins, Ritchie Dean--67 Ellers, Lou Ann-80, 120 Ellis, Carl--72 Ellis, Dvonna-67 Ellison, Sharon Kay-80 Ellison, Treva-80 Eltzeroth, Karen-80 Elzeroth, Don-67 Elvin, Julia-67 Elvin, Richard-80 Ely, Marlyn-25, 51, 118 Emry, Richard-51 Emry, Wuanita-67 Engle, Ann-80 Engle, David-51, 113, 119 Ervington, Ben-80, 89 Esparza, Juanita-80 Estle, Janet-51, 100 Etherington, Mona-67 Evans, Gerald-72, 116 Evans, Mr. L. J.-34 Evans, John--24, 51, 100, 105 107 l18,122, 123,127 Evans, Ronnie-80 Ewing, Charles-80 Ewing, Paul-67 -F- FACULTY-38, 43 Farlow, Miss Lilith-39, 91, 118 Fenn, F arme Farme r, Lorena-80 r, Mr. O. I.-15, 35, 39 Farrar, Mrs. Alice-39 Fausset, Miss Mary-39, 100 Fawcett, Janet Sue-80 Featherstone, Virginia-72, 100 Federspill, Rebecca-17, 43, 51, 117 Federspill, Robert-67 Fell, Elizabeth-15, 51, 90, 100, 106 11 2,113,114,115,125,126,133 Fell, Mrs. Katharyn--34 Fell, Robert K.-80, 104, 148 Fenn, Diane-7, 80, 103, 108 Fenn, Kay-72 Michael R. 67, 77, 88, 89, 103 Frye, Keith-72 Fenn, Robert-80 Ferguson, Eddie Bearl-67, 121 109, 120 Ferguson, James--72 Ferguson, Richard-51, 116 Fernung, Forrest-72 Ferry, Paul-80, 116, 119 Fetterholf, Barney-80, 120, 128 Grawcock, Judy-67, 89, 107, 109, 118, Fewell, Jerry-67, 146 Fewell, Johnny-72, 119, 138 Fewell, Larry K.-67, 105, 112, 113 11 5, 119, 127, 128, 149 Fewell, Nancy-51 Fields, Carolyn-80 Fierke, oAnne-51 77 90 .1 , , Fierke, Nancy Jayne-67 F ierke , Sherry-80, 103, 108 Fife, Sondra-80 Fine, David-67 Finley, 11 Bill-51, 103, 105, 112, 113 5, 129 Finley, Carol Eileen-80, 108 Finley, Patricia-80 Fisel, Thomas-67 Fisher, Mark-72 Fisher , Nancy-67 Fisher, Richard Lee-67 Fisher, Sue-80, 120 Fisher, William Edward-67 Fivecoate, Jesse Edward-72 Fivecoate, Leonard-80 Fivecoate, Lloyd-72 Fleenor, Mr. Virgil--31, 39 Flick, Sheila-80 Flint, Jeannette Marilyn-67 Flora, Judith--51, 109 Floyd, Caroline-67 Floyd, Edith-80 FOOTBALL-138, 143 Ford, Jamakie Annalou-67, 128 Ford, Juanita-72 Ford, Kenneth-51 Fording, Michael-72 Foreman, Patricia-67 Forkner, Dan-80 Forkner, Jack-67 Fort, Robert--72 Fortune, Darold Wayne-72 Fouch, Marilyn June Foust, Betty-52 Foust, James Robert-72, 146 Foust, Foust Larry-80, 116 Maril n--67, 97 1 Y Foust, Virginia Fowler, Jack Fowler, Marie-67 Fowler, Rex-80, 104 Fowler, Stanley-72, 133 France, Harold-67 Frank, 1 1 Forrest-52, 100, 105, 112, 113, 4,115,119 Frank, Karen-72, 119, 133 Franklin, Mr. Charles-39, 43 Franklin, George-72, 103, 104, 132 Franklin, Mary Sue-80, 103 Franklin, Violet-80 Frayer, Mary Lou-52 Frayer, Vernon-146, 148 Frazer, Dick-67, 105 Frazer, Julia Ann-80 Frazier, Vera-72 Fred, Janice-80 Fredrick, Joan--7, 80 Fredrick, John E.-67, 105 Fredrickson, Donald Lee-67, 10 Freed, John-80 Freeman, Betty-72, 117 Freeman, Barbara Joan-67 FRESHMAN HI-Y-105 FRESHMAN Y-TEENS-108 Frew, Joyce Ann-67 Frickle, Jean-14, 67 Frickle, Judy-80, 109 Fridlin, Bert-80, 105 Fruchtnicht, Janet-52, 107, 129 3,119 Gonzalez, Junior-73 Gordon, Jerry-80 Gosma, Mrs. Ruth-39, 43, 117 Goudy, Connie-80 Grable, Sharon-80 Grady, Emogene-67, 109 Graf, Donna-67, 107, 109, 118, 129, 132, 133 Graf, Loren E.-52 Graff, Jerry-52, 85, 126, 129 Graham, Bertha Sue-73 Graham, Marion-81 Graham, Richard-81 Grainger, Rex--52, 105, 116, 127 Grainger, Toni-67 127 Fry, Martha Ann-67, 77, 85, 109, 131 Fulkerson, Gerald-80 Fuller, Julie-52, 107, 125, 129 Grams, Richard-52 Granson, Fred-22, 67, 138 Grant, Bill-149 Grant, David-81, 120 Grant, Penelope--73, 133 Grant, Ronnie-73, 149 Graves, Betty Jo-67, 109 Graves, Don-52 Graves, Julic+81, 108, 116 FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB-118 -G.. G. A. A.--121 Gabriel, Jack-52, 150. 154, 155 Gabriel, Jim-72 Gabriel, Judy-80 Gabriel, Michael-80 Gabriel, Phyllis Jean-67 Gabriel, Rex-73 Gaines, Anna-80 Gaines, Martha-67 Gaiser, Johanna--73, 89 Gamblin, Bill-144 Gamblin, Jerry-80 Gamblin, Robert-67 Gammons, Michael-80 Gann, Bob-73 Garbert, Gary-80, 105 Gardineer, Sandy-80, 108 Garling, Dorlitha-80 Garner, Edwin--67 Garrett, Jerry-67, 105 Gascho, Carolyn-73 Gaskin, George-67, 148 Gaskins, Larry-73 Gathman, Eugene-73 Garza, Dora--52, 133 Gentry, Harold-80 Georgeff, Mary-52 Gerhart, Sharon-52, 133 Getz, Mynarose-52, 128 Gibbons, Jean Gibbons, Patty-73, 117 Gibbs, Shirley-52, 131 Gibson, Jim-67, ,146 Gift, Gretchen-73 Gillem, Shirley--80 Gillem, Judith-73 Gillespie, Jack-73, 104 Gillis, Faye-67 Gillman, Miss Norma-39 Gilson, Max-80, 105 Giles, Gerald-73 Gilligan, Patricia-73, 128 Ginn, Miss Jewell-39 GIRLS' LEAGUE-92 Goings, Roger-67 Golding, Mr. Arch V.-45 Goldsberry, Mable-80 Goldsberry, Sherman-80 GOLF-149 Golightly, Jeffrey--80 Gollner, Linda-80 127, 128, 129, 132, 133 Gray, Elton DeWayne-73 Gray, Glenda-81 Gray, Harold-52, 144 Gray, Jimmie-67, 106 Gray, Morris-81 Grecui, Danny-67, 85, 112, 113, 132 1 9 Green, Betty Jo-67 Green, Joyce-81, 89 Green, Rebecca-81 Green, Robert-81 Green, Robert-73, 103, 104 Greene, Richard-73, 138, 151 Greenlee, Mrs. Louie Blanche-39 Greer, Sondra-81 Greider, Dick-73 Grist, Jimmie-52 Gronow, Sandra-67 Groom, Steve-81 Gross, Ronald-81 Groves, Lawrence-67, 103 Groves, Lloyd-52, 103 Guge, Charles-81 Guge, Connie-67 Gullett, Elmetta-81 .-H- Hadley, Carole-52 Hagman, Karla-6, 22, 52, 90, 112 113, 122, 123,127,129 Hagman, Kristi-81 Hahn, Bill-73, 149 Hahn, Delores-81, 103, 108 Hale, Janie Hale, Ronald-67 Hale, Thelma-73 Haley, Barbara Joan-67 Hall Bertha-67 Halli Charlotte Ann-67, 133 Hall Fred-81 Hallz Joanna-17, 43, 52, 118 Hall, Joyce-81 Hall, Max-73 Hall, Hall, Hall Robert Frederick-104 Ronald-7 3, 103 Sharon-81 Halmage, Joe-67 Halpin, Jerry-52 Hamilton, Carolyn-73 Hamilton, Glenell-67 Hamilton, John-73 Hamilton, Mr. Robert-39, 137, 138 139, 144 s 1 I 1 Page 161 Imbler, Hamlin, Judith-17, 52, 117, 118, 128, 133 Hamlin, Rosalind-81, 128 Hammer, CliEord Lamar-67 Hancock, Mrs. Hazel-45 Handley, Miss Elizabeth-39, 43 Hanesworth, Nancy-73 Hankemeier, Carol Jean-81 Hankins, Judy Ann-67, 89, 109, 131 Hankins, Kay-81 Hankins, Linda-81 Hanley, Beverly Jo-73 Hanley, Donna Mae-81 Hanson, Paul-73 HAPPIEST DAYS OF YOUR LIFE -1 14, 1 15 Harbough, Mrs. Zona-45, 81 Hardy, Nancy-73, 89, 100, 112, 113 Hardy, Mrs.-108 Harmon, Becky-67, 109, 131 Harmon, Charles-73 Harmon, William-81 Harnish, Mary Elen-43, 67, 91, 92, 103, 107, 109, 118, 124, 129, 132 Harnish, Wayne Alan-73 Harper, Penny--81 Harper, Ronald-67 Harrell, Larry Joe-73, 104, 137 Harris, Becky Ann-73 Harris, Edward Harris, Everett Neil-67, 103, 105 Harris, Vfilliam Richard-67 Harrison, Dan-73 Harrison, Richard-53, 138, 140 Harrison, Robert Tom-67, 138, 146 Hart, Audell--81 Harthaway, Mr. Charles F.-34 Hartley, Jerry-22, 67, 144 Hartman, Janice-81, 103 Hartsock, Ronald-73 Harvey, Dick-144 Harvey, Patty-67 Hasseld, Don-53, 146, 148 Hasseld, Patricia--73, 135 Hawkins, Allen-67 Hawkins, Charles Hawkins, Ellen Hawkins, Fred-67, 124, 146 Hawkins, John-67 Hawkins, Larry Hawkins, Lee-73 Hawkins, Linda-67 Hawkins, Lois-81, 108 Hayes, Gary-81 Hayes, Jack-73 Hayes, Jo-73, 85, 128 Hayes, Robert-81 Haynes, Sharon-81 Hays, Roger--81 Heavilin, Kristina-67, 117 Heckman, David-53, 116, 146 Heckman, Marta-81 Hendrick, George-53 Heflin, Mary-73 Heflin, Sally-67 Heilman, Dave-67 Heiny, Rita-67, 127 Heiny, Sandra-53, 133 Helm, James--67 Helms, William J.-67 Helvig, Charles-81 Helvig, Richard-53 Henderlong, Carole-67, 109 Henderson, Elizabeth-81 Henderson, Nancy-81, 108 Henderson, William-81 Henger, Ruthannette-67 Henry, Bill-73, 119 Henry, Gail-68 Page 162 Henry, Jerry-68 Henry, Judiw-73, 100, 108 Henry, Larry-81 Henry, Mary Lou-53 Henry, Victor-81 Hensley, Larry-68 Henson, Carolyn Sue-53 Henson, Lorce Herbert, Mary Ann-81, 108, 117 Herr, Jack-46, 53 Herr, Janice-53 Herrell, Carolyn-73 Herren, Barbara Louise--68 Herren, Robert Herron, Lillian Edith-68 Herron, Marlene-53 Heuerman, John-73 Hickman, James-81 Hickman, Michael-81 Hicks, Bob-81 Hicks, Carolyn Sue-68 Hicks, Ed Bob-68, 138 Hicks, Wanita-53, 109 Higgins, Jan-73 Hight, Mr. Charles-45 Hightower, Carl-73 Hightower, Sue-68 Hill, Barbara Frances-68 Hill, Charles-81 Hill, Mr. Chester-39, 137 Hill, Eldon-73 Hillis, Judith-73 Hillman, John-73 Hillman, Paul-53 Himelick, Mr. Alfred-39 Himelick, Paul--81, 103, 105 Hinds, Gerry-73 Hines, Janet-81, 108 Hippenstell, David-53, 100, 105, 112, 1 13, 1 19 Hipsher, Fred-68 Hite, Larry-73 Hizer, Elizabeth-68 Hizer, Janice-73, 109 Hizer, Patricia-53, 109, 133 Hoard, George-68 Hobbs, Jerry Hobbs, Josie-81 Hobson, Jane Ann-53, 91, 107, 111, 1 18 Hobson, Valerie-53 Hockensmith, Royce-73 Hodges, Jerry Hoffman, Leroy-73, 146 Hogan, Alvin-81 Hogan, Bob-53 Hogan, Eugene Robert-73, 146 Hogan, Nancy-73 Hollingsworth, Larry-73, 103 Hollis, Maggie-81, 109 Hollis, Mary-68, 109, 120, 136 Holloway, Marjorie-68 Holloway, Roberta Lee-73 Holt, Loretta-73, 108, 121 Holt, Nancy Lee--68, 109, 112, 113, 118, 124 HONOR SOCIETY-90 Hooker, Richard Arlen-68 Hoover, David-68 Hoover, Mr. Earl-40 Hord, Joann-68 Horn, Miss Ruth-40 Horne, Jacqeline-73 Horsman, David--53, 100 Horsman, Julia-81, 89, 118 Horst, Edmund Chris--73 Houser, Joe-81 Hovis, Judy-81 Hoyet, Richard W.-68, 149 Howell, James--73 Howell, Janet--81 Howell, George-68, 129, 146, 148 Hudson, James-81, 95 Huifman, George-81 Huffman, Robert--144 Hulford Hufford , Gene-81, 104, 128 , Jerry-68 Hughes, Barbara-73, 89, 97, 120 Hughes, Donald--73, 128 Hughes, Howard-81 Hughes, Jerry-73 Hughes, Violet-68 Hulet, Jonetta-81 Hulet, Judith Ann--68 Hulet, Lottie-73 HULLABALOO-96, 97 Hundley, James-53 Hundley, John-81 Hundley, Marvin-81 Hundley, Michael-73 Hundle Naomi-73 Y, Hundley, Robert-68, 138 Hundley, Roberta-53 Hunt, Mary Ellen-81 Hunter, Judith Ann-73 Hunter, Linda Lou-73 Hurlock, Raymond-68 Hurst, Joyce-14, 73 Hurst,8Richard Maurice-68, 105, 111 1 Huston, Judy-11, 43, 53, 89, 92, 100 112, 11.5, 115, 122, 1.23 Hutchcrofr, Mrs. Martha-20, 40 Hutchcroft, Miss Melda L.-40 Hutchens, Sharon-26, 53 Huth, James-73 Hutto, Harold-73, 117 Hutto, M. John-81 Hutto, Martha-81, 117, 118 Hutto, William-43, 68, 85 -1- Marcia-7 3 Ingle, Dwight--73 Ingle, Larry-73, 116, 151 Ingle, Roger I.et?116 Ingrum, David-73 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB-107 Irick, John 73 Ironmonger, Jane-20, 53 Irwin, Judith-81 Issac, Ronald--81 Isaacs, Carolyn Sue-73 Iseminger, Ann-54 I. U. ACHIEVEMENT TEST-106 Ives, Judy-54 -J... Jackson, Beverly-68, 109 Jackson, Dick-54, 100 Jackson, James-81, 104, 119 Jackson, Jerry-81 Jackson, John-81 James, Beverly Ann-68 James, Charles-81 James, Glen James, Ira-54 James, Janet-73 James, Linda James, Maurice-73, 104, 129 Jansen, Jansen, Fred-7 3 Joe-68 Jarrett, Jack-68, 103 Jaqua, Jack-81 Jaqua, Penny Kay-68, 109, 121, 133 Jester, Oinetta-73 Jett, Judy-54, 103 Johns, I lene Ann Johns, John-81 Johnson, Johnson Barbara-73 Carol-54 Johnson: Colleen-54 Johnson, Darrel--73 Johnson, Dixie-81 Johnson, Donald-81, 103 Johnson, Doris Ivanell-73 Johnson, Elizabeth-68 Johnson, Frances-73 Johnson Johnny Johnson, Karen-68, 98, 109 Johnson, Larry Johnson, Luana-54, 85, 118, 126, Johnson Marcia-54 Johnson: Mary Lou-81 ohnson Otis-68 J , Johnson, Patricia Ann-73 Johnson, Priscilla-81 Johnson, Ronald-81 Johnson, Sharron-54, 117, 133 Johnson, Steve-54, 63, 105, 137 132 Johnson, Thelma-73 Jones, Mr. Haven-40 Jones, J. B.-81 Jones, Mr. J, Paul-37, 40, 89, 95 Jones, Jack-73 Jones, Jackie-54, 90, 100, 106, 112, I 13, 114, 115 Jones, Mrs. Jane-40, 90 Jones, John--54 Jones, Roetta-68 Jones, Shirley--81 Jones, William-54, 77, 95, 100, 138 150, 151 Jonsson, Barbara-81 Joseph, John-68, 149 Joyce, Paul Julian, Anna Mae-54, 117 Julian, Judith Ann-54 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-64 JUNIOR HI-Y--105 JUNIOR-SENIOR RECEPTION 124, 125 JUNIOR Y-TEENS-109 Justice, Mickey-81, 105 -K. Kanable, Katherine-68 Karabin, James-68 Karnes, James-68 Kasey, Faye-54 Kassell, Jerald-81, 103 Kauble, Wade-68 Kaufman, Diane-73 Kaufman, Jack-73, 179 Kaufman, Terry--54, 95 Kay, Miss Helen-40 Kearney, June-81, 108, 117 Keisling, Mr. Lloyd-40 Keith, Don Keith, Judith-81 Keith, Patty-81, 108 Keith, Rosemary--68 Keith, Thomas--68 Kellar, Carole-68 Kellar, Rebecca-81, 108 Kellar, Virginia--68, 100, 109 Kellum, Ralph Christy-81, 128 Kelley, James-73 Kelly, Ethel-73, 89, 133 Kelly, Joan-54, 100, 118, 129, 133 Kelly, Kay-6, 43, 68, 77, 85, 89, 100, 112, 129 Kelly, Mike-74, 104 Kemper, Gary-81, 103 Kendall, Gerald-81 Kendall, Mr. Paul-40, 91, 111, 118 Kennedy, Delno-54 Kennedy, Lee Don--74 Kennedy, Vincent-74 Kenner, Esther-68, 109 Kenner, Mary M. Kenworthy, Kenneth--54 Kenworthy, Marie Jane-68, 109 Kerby, Jeanne-54 Kerby, Patty--74 Kerby, Peggy-54 Kern, Delores-81 Kern, Mrs. Mildred-40, 85 Kerns, Jeanette-81 Kessler, Emily-74, 128 Kessler, Judith Ann--64, 68, 131, 136 Kidder, Betsy Kiger, Mr. Karl-40, 104 Kiley, Steve-68 Killibrew, Robert-148 Kimberling, Elsie--54, 100 Kimbler, Wanita-68 Kincaid, James-74, 104 Kinder, Howard-68 Kinder, Jeanne-81, 89 Kinder, Judith Ann-68 King, Jack--55 ean 81 King, J - King, Judy-74, 77 King, Michael-81 King, Phyllis-68 Kinney, Barbara J.-68 Kinney, Madonna-81 Kinney, Ruth Elaine-55 Kirby, Boyde-74, 151 Kirkman, Larry-74, 103 Kirkpatrick, Tom-74, 104 Kitchell, Richard-82 Kitchens, Ernestine-55, 109, 133 Kitts, Ronnie--74 Kitts, Thomas M.-68, 103 Klein, Pat-55 Klingerman, Myra-- 24, 43, 55, 89, 90 92, 106, 129, 136 Klinger, Mr. Charles-40, 112 Knott, James Knouff, Eddie-82, 104 Kolinsky, Pat-74 Koon, Bill-68 Koon, Marilyn-82 Korby, Eddie-68, 110 Kraner, Charles-82 Kreag, Benny-68, 105 Kring, Tom-74, 104 Krise, Robert-82 Kudsi-Zadeh, Albert Haron-68, 107, 1 18 Kuhns, Thomas--68 Kull, Marcia-74, 108, 120 Kuntz, Arthur-74 Kuntz, Marcia-82 Kuntz, Mary Jane-74 -L- Lacy, Gail-82, 103 Lacy, Mrs. Gladys-45 Ladow, Donna Sue-55 LaDow, Loren Russell-74 Lafollette, Barbara-74 Lamberson, Larry-74 Lamberson, Mickey Mac-74 Lambert, Florette-55, 109, 133 Lambert, Maxine-74 Lamm, Vivian-74 Land, Sandra-74, 131 Landrum, Betty-55 Landrum, Ruth-74 Langford, Max-74, 138 Lane, Charles-82 Lara, Aurora-82 Lara, Mario-74 LaRow, Myron Edward-74, 103, 104 Larrison, Nancy Lou-74, 108, 1 1 3 1, 132, 13 3 Larson, Clarence-55, 138 Lawrence, Kenny-55, 110 Lawson, Lawson, Lawson Lawson Carl Braden-74, 119 Don Keith-74 Mrs. Lavanche-45 Mr. Lawrence-45 Lawson: Shelby J. Laymon, Mr. Clarence-40, 139 144 43, 137 138, , Leach, Gerald-82 Leach, Lindell-82, 103, 105, 112 Lear, Charles Arthur-74 Lear, Judy Ann-74, 108 Lear, Nancy-43, 55, 85, 92, 107, 127 Lechner, Connie-74, 128 Lee, Beverly--55, 107, 133 Lee, Carol Ann--74 Lee, Donna Sue-68 Lee, Glen Edward-55, 90, 95, 105 138 Lee, Robert Lee, Ronald-82 Leffert, Debra Ann-43, 74, 112, 133 Leifert, Robert Lewis-68, 116 Legg, Mrs. Isabella--40 9 1 Lembke, Barbara-74, 89, 100, 112, 113, 1 19 Lemieux, Irene-74, 108, 117 Lemon, Joe--82 LENS-129 Leonard, Eugene M.-68, 124 Lester, Mr. Charles-40 Lester, Judy--82 Lewis, Arleen--82, 109 Lewis, Paul-68 Libby, Peter-68, 105, 111, 118 LIBRARY CLUB-117 Lightfoot, Dewain Edwin--74, 104 LIGHTING -CLUB-119 Ligon, Walter-82, 138 Limberg, Sue A.-68 Lindley, Mrs. Audra-36, 40, 43, 89, 92 Lindley, Bonnie-68, 109 Lindley, Mr. Herman--45 Lindley, Janyth Jane-68, 109 Lindley, Patricia-82 Lindsay, Anne-82 Linzey, Robert-74, 104, 144 Little, Dixie-82 Little, Jerry-74 Little, Larry-82 Livingston, Gary-5 5, 103 Livingston, Judy Ann-74, 133 Lloyd, Carol Ann-68 Lloyd, Robert Carl--68 Locke, Mrs. Esther--40 Long, Burris-74 Long, Ivan Lee-68 Long, Janet-55 Longfellow, Tom-82 Longwith, Miss-43 Louth, Mrs. Lelah-40, 43 Lowe, Herbert G.-68 Lowe, Herbert Lowery, Robert-5 5 Lucas, Sylvia Joan-74 Lynch, Homer Eugene-68 Lushin, Diane-82, 108, 128 Lushin, Gene-55 Luttrell, Everett-82 Lyle, Mary--74 Lynn, Helen-74 Lynn, John-55, 122, 123 Lyons, Billy Lytle, Douglas-74 Lytle, Richard-74, 146 Lytle, Robert--55 Page 163 Page 164 Lytle, Sandra Lavonne-68 Lytle, Wm. Richard-68 -M.. Mabie, Mr. Walter-45 Mabra, Paul-74 Machin, Mrs. Helen B.-40 Maddox, Mr. Ed-40 Maddox, Glen Robert-138, 146 Magealson, Brenda-82, 108 Maher, Nancy-16, 82, 89 Maher, Rita Ann-74, 89 Main, James Edward-74 Majors, Darlene Rose-68 Malone, Harry--82 Maple, Bill-74 Marshall, William-55, 105 Martin, Byrl Lynn-68, 100 Martin, Carol Sue-74 Martin, Carolyn Jean--74 Martin, Charles-74 Martin, Dale--55 Martin, Dyrl Leon-68, 144, 148 Martin, Edward L.-68 Martin, Jerry Lee-82 Martin, Jerry Gene-10, 47, 74, 95, 1 38, 146, 1 5 1 Martin, Joyce Ann-82 Martin, Margaret Elizabeth-74 Martin, Patty Jo-74 Martin, Ralph Edward-74 Martin, Vickie-82 Martzolf, Gary Edwin--68 McCoy, Frank-68, 103, 146 McCoy, John Lee-74 McDermott, Alan-56, 112 McDorman, Bda Christine-68, 121 McElfresh, Leland-56 McFall, Sharon Sue-68, 128 McFerrin, Lee-56 McGregor, Wanda Fay-74 McGuire, Jim-82 McGuire, Wanda Jeannette--68 McHale, Mary Jo-68 Mclntosh, Miss Elizabeth-40 Mclntosh, Sharon Sue-69, 89, 100 Miller, Stevie-82 Miller, Tola Lucille-74 Miller, Wayne Layton--74, 85, 116, 126, 128 Miller, William-56, 63, 146, 148 Milligan, Dixie-82 Millikan, Ken-15, 46, 56, 95, 138 Mills, Harvey-82 Mills, Joseph Wm.-69 Mills, Sandra-56 Mills, Steve-82 Miltenberger, Jerry Lee--74, 103 Miltenberger, Larry J.-69, 77, 156 Mclver, Mr. Leigh-105 McKay, Mary Nell-74, 108 McKee, Dennis Frank-74, 138, 146 McKee, Mr. Leroy McKee Ramona-82 McKibben, Robert Eugene-74, 146 McKinley, Miss Bernice-27, 41, 120 McKinney, Norma-56 McKinney, Ray Wm.-82 McKoon, Nancy-82 Minor, Kenneth-82 Minor, Nancy Sue-69 Mitchell, Caryl Sue-69, 112 Mitchell, Christine-56 Mitchell, Gary-56 Mitchell, Kay-82, 108 Mitchell, Nancy-82 Mitchell, Robert--82, 104 Mitchell Mitzelfe , Sophia-82 t Al-69 Marut, Charles Martin-68, 103, 105 Mason, Don Winston-68 Mason, Mr. Everett-40 Mason, Ralph-55 Masquelette, Roger-82 Massey, Robert Eugene-68, 100 Massie, Jesse-82 Mast Mr. Gu -45 McKown, Harold-82 McLay, Jim-56 McMillian, Mary Jo-82 McNew, Ronnie-82 McQueary, James Arvel-74 McQuinn, Charles--82, 105, 119 Meacham, Mildred Lou-74, 108 Meadows, Myra-82, 89 Measles, Ellen-82 Meiring, James Ray-69, 138, 144 Meiring, Robert Eugene-69 Meissnest, E. J.-82, 104 Meritt, Mrs. Julia 45 Meritt, Maureen-74, 129, 131 Meritt, Mr. Olin-41, 43, 90, 137, 149 Meriwether, Daisy Lee-74 Meriwether, Dorothy-74 Merlo, Anna Marie Rina-69 l Mitzelfelt, Barbara--7, 82, 118, 128 Moberly, Nancy Lynn-74 Mock, Judith Jean-69, 100, 124 Mognett, Dixie Lee-69 MONITORS-110 Morelock, Bill--82, 104 Montgomery, Shirley-8, 17, 56, 89 MOTHER-DAUGHTER RECEPTION -92 Moon, Gilbert-82 Moon, Jane-56, 128 Mooney, Beverly Ann-69 Mooney, Pat--74 , Y Mast, Robert Mast, Samuel-74 Masters, Sharon-68 Maudlin, Patricia-82 Maurer, Sonja Jeannette-68 Maxwell, Francis-55 Maxwell, Larry-55 Maxwell, Robert Dean-68, 77, 150, 1 54, 1 5 5 Maxwell, Ronald Keith-74 May, Gary Fred-74, 100 Mayer, Sandra-56, 109, 118 Maylield, Michael G.-68, 103, 105 Maynard, Edwin-82, 103, 105 McAninch, Bob Elston-74 McAninch, Dick Melston-74 McBee, Randall-74 McBride, Diana Louise--74 McCallum, Sue-82 McCamern, Richard-56 McCarter, Sondra Sue-74 McCartney, Buddy Leroy-56, 100, 1 38, McCartney, Myra-56 McCartney, Robert J.--68 ack 56 McClain, J -- McClain, John-74 McClain, Nancy Karlene-74, 117, 133 McClain, Mrs. U.-45 McClelland, Sharon--82 McClish, Richard J.-68 McClung, Mrs. Peggy-40, 88 McCollum, Sue McCord, Linda-82 McCoy, Betty Jewell--68 McCoy, Connie-82 McCoy, Donald Lee-74 McCoy, Earl-82 Merrell, Rosialee-69 Metz, Chiquita-82 Metz, Steve-69, 146 Meyers, Carol-74 Meyers, Ray-82 Meyers, Richard-56 Michael, Doris June-74 Middleton, Nancy Joellen--74, 89, 108 Miles, Christine-56, 100, 109 Miller, Beverly-82 Miller, Bonnie-82 Miller, Dave-56, 146 Miller, Don Allen-104 Miller, Don Jerry-69 Miller, Donald-82 Miller, Frank-82 Miller, Jack-74 Miller, Janet-82, 112, 118 Miller, Janice Marie-74 Miller, Jesse-56 Miller, John Fred-74, 146 Miller, John Raymond Miller, Judith--56 Miller, Linda Miller, Miller Margaret-74 Maril n 74 Moore, Allan Clifford-104 Moore, Betty Ellen-75 Moore Moore , Clarence L.-75 , Mr. Frank-41, 104, 116 Moore, Lois-57 Moore Lutricia-82 Moore, Robert Samuel-69 Moore, Ronald-138 Moore, Sandra-57, 109 Morelock, Robert Jackson-69 More lock, Sharon Rose-75 Morgan, Kenneth-82, 120 Morgan, William-57, 90, 91, 112, 1 Morr 13,114,115,118,122,123,126 is, Barbara Carleen-75, 108 Morris, Carl-82 Morr is, Nancy-82 Morrison, Anne-57, 107, 118, 131, 132 Morrison, Judy-75 Morrison, Patricia Rose-69, 109, 121, 131 Morrow, Donald-69, 119 Morrow, Pat Morrow, Richard-82 Moser, Helen--82 Moser, Joseph Lee-69 Moser, Marilyn Kay-75, 117 y Y 1 Miller, Marilyn Yvonne-56 Miller, Mrs. Mary-45 Miller, Mary Ann-69, 103 Miller, Nancy Dee-74 Miller, Nancy Elizabeth-74 Miller, Pat-56, 109, 133 Miller, Mr. Paul-45 Miller Robert Wm.-69, 103, 105, Moss David-57 105 Moss: Dwayne-5 7 Moss, Mr. Fred-41 Moss Linda-82, 103, 108 Motel Geneva-69, 120 Mote, Jean-57 Mote, William-57 Mozz Mozz one, Michael-82 one, Phil-75, 112, 113, 114 Mugg, Edith-82 Mullen, Richard-57 1 16, 1 18 Miller, Roger-82 Miller, Ruth Louise-69 Miller, Sarah-74, 108 Mullins, Mr. Joe H.-20, 41 Mulvaney, William-82 Mumaugh, Merrill Ray-69 Mumma, Gene-75 Muncie, Mr. J. Warren-41 Munson, Ernest-82, 104 Murchison, Wilton-82 Murphy, Donna-57 Murphy, Ralph--82 Murra Ann-15 43 57 63, 77, 85, Y, , 1 , 89, 92, 107, 129, 131 Mustard, Mrs. Dione-41 Mustard, Mr. Fred-41, 107 Mustard, Georgann-82, 89, 108, 128 Myers, Myer, Mr. Don-103 Myer, Mitzie-82 Myer, Ronnie-75, 103, 138, 146 Myers, David Allen-69, 144 Myers, Ellen-82 Myers, Mr. Francis Myers Geraldine-82, 108 Myersi Jennie Lee-75 Mr. Joseph R. Myers, Larry Eugene-75 Myers, Sharon-57 Myers, Truman-23, 57, 146 ...N.. Naftzger, Elizabeth-7, 57, 63, 85, 122, 123, 126, 129, 132, 133 Naftzger, Wm. David-10, 69, 146 Name, Billy-82 Name, Joan-75 Name, Martha-82 Name, William Henry-69 Nay, Margaret Rose-69 Nay, Shirley-57, 109 Neal, Fred-57 Neal, Jerry Lee-10, 75, 95, 129, 138, 151 Needham, David-82, 103 90, Nelson, Dick S.-75 Nelson, Kent-57, 63, 103, 149 Nelson, Marjorie-69, 112, 118 Nelson, Mrs. Mary Ellen-41, 43 Newby Charles-82 Newby, Lou Ann-57 Newkirk, Pat-17, 57, 77, 117 Newlon, Mr. Ray-41 Newman, Betty Jean-75 Newman, Leroy-57 Nichols, Mrs. Barbara-20, 41 Nicholson, Jim-82 Nicholson, Wm. Everett-57, 69, 116 Nielander, David-57, 116 Nielander, Thomas Steve-75 Noel, Joe-16, 43, 69, 77, 85, 89, 110, 118,132 11 1, Noland, Mrs. B.-45 Noland, Gayle-57, 113, 114, 129 Noland, Patricia-82 Noland, Rebecca Lue-75, 108 Norris, John R.-75, 118 Northington, Harry-82 Nutt, Donna-17, 57,117,131 Nutter, Robert James-69 Nyffeler, Duan--82, 103 Nyffeler, Wayne Homer-75 -Q- Oakley, Barbara-57, 103, 133 O'Blenis, Pauline Odom, John-58, 146 Ogletree, Shirley-82 O'Harra, Darlene-58, 100, 109, 133 O'Harra, Karen Louise-75, 103 Olmstead, Beverly Sue-69 Olson, David Olson, John-82 Ooten, Wanda-75 OPERATORS-119 Orem, Mrs. Pauline-41 ORGANIZATION BOARD-88 Orndorff, James-69, 150, 154, 155 Osborn, David Lewis-69 Ousley, David-58, 129 Ousley, Mr. J. C.-45 Ousley, Jerry-83 Overholser, Larry-146 Overholser, Linda Carol-69 Overholser, Sondra-83 Overton, Mr. Frank-41, 137, 146, 148 Owsley, Joyce-83 -P- PALETTE CLUB-120 Paris, Tony--58, 149 Parker, Bob-75 Parkhurst, Larry-83 Parks, Arnold-83 Parks, Barbara-58 Parks, Morris--58 Partlow, Norval-57 Partlow, Ralph-29, 69 Partlow, Raymond L.-69 Pasquali, Emily Rose Ann-75 Patrick, Mr. Harry E.-45 Patterson, Bill--69 Patterson, Judy Ann-69, 109, 128 Patterson, Merle-83 Paul, Annette-75, 120 Paul, Earl-83 Paul, Philip Kent-69, 103 Pavey, George-58, 63, 100 Pavey, Mrs. Opal-45 Paxton, Mr. James-45 Payne, Charles-75 Payne, Linda Gail-83 Payton, Eddie-146 Peacock, Charles-83 Pearce, Ann-69, 112, 121, 132 Pearce, Miss Estella-36, 41, 89, 92 Pearcy, Jerry Roger-69, 146 Pearson, Judy-83 Peed, Joe-146 Peel, Don-83 Peel, Jacqueline starr-69 Pence, Camille--58 Pence, Jane Ann-69, 77, 112, 113 Pennington, Charles-83, 103, 105, 1 12, 1 16 Pennycoff, Darrell-83 Pennell, John Phillip-69, 77, 124, 150 Pepka, Gene-12, 58 Perego, Kenneth N. Perkins, Shirley Ann-69, 109, 131 Perkins, Tom-75 Perry, John William-83 Perry, William-75, 131 Peters, Marcia-58, 63, 107 Pettit, David-83 Pettit, Sara Jane-75 Petty, Margaret Marie-75 Phelps, Gilbert-69 Pherson, Laurel Jo Ann Philabaum, Patty Lou-75 Philapy, Mrs. Geraldine-41 Phillips, Mr. Edward-41 Phillips, Judith Ann--43, 69, 88, 89, 92, 107, 124, 129, 133 Phillips, Melba Jean-69 Phillips, Wm. Wayne-69 Phipps, John Allen-75, 151 Phipps, Roger-83, 103, 105, 119 Pickard, Paul Pickett, Forrest-58 Pickett, Patty Sue-69 Pierce, David-83 Pierce, Sondra Lou-75 Pierce, Vickie-83 Pierson, Thurman-75 Pigott, Michael A.-69 Pine, Donald Lee-69 Pine, Ruth Ann-83 Pio, Bill-83 Pitner, Donald-83 Platt, Allen Carl-75, 103 Platt, Mr. Joe-41, 131, 150 Plotner, Janis-15, 58, 85, 90, 109 130 Poe, Betty Belle-69 Poe, Lewis-75, 85, 104, 127 Poppas, Thomas-58 Poppas, Vanetta Sue-58, 63, 75, 89, 98, 100, 103, Porter, Janet-58, 63, 103 Porter, Jim-75, 103, 104 Poulous, Estrine--58 Powell, Mr. Joseph-41 Poynter, Marjorie-83 Poynter, Robert-75, 104 Prather, Mr. Geneal-41 Pratt, Gene-75 Pratt, Lloyd-75 Pratt, Paul-83 Pratt, Robert Allen--75 Preston, Fredrick--83 Price, Agnes Marie--75 Price, Glenda-58, 97 Price, John Raymond--75, 146, 148 Price, Katherine--83 Prince, Ruth Marie-75 PRINCIPAL-35 Puett, Donald-75, 104, 146, 148 Puett, Sharon-58 PURDUE LEGISLATURE-91 Pusateri, Charles-69 Puterbaugh, Karen-75 Puterbaugh, Neil-69 Putt, Charles Wm.-69, 103, 111, 116, 1 18 Pyle, Sarah Jane-69, 100, 113, 119 ...Q.. Quinnette, Marilyn Louise-6, 69, 129, 133 ...R- Raab, C. Edward-83, 89 Radabaugh, Nancy--58 Ragains, Mr. Joseph-27, 41, 77, 103 Ragains, Julia Diane--75, 103, 112 129 Railsback, Miss Helen-41, 90 Ramberger, Leroy-83 Ramberger, William Robert-75 Ramsey, Marjorie Ann-69, 89 Randall, Dick Ray-75 Randolph, Jack--75 Rapp, David-ss, 116 Ratcliffe, Dennis-75 Ratcliife, Thomas-58 Ray, Jackie-83 Rayl, Betty Mae-69 Rayls, Nancy-83 Rayn, Larry--75, 146 Rayn, Ronald-75 Reasor, Dorothy-58, 107, 127, 129, 1 3 3 Record, Lincoln Fredric-75, 104 RE-D AND BLUE-126, 127, 128 Reder, Helen-83, 108, 118 Reder, Sharon Lee-69, 109, 113, 118 Redman, Clarence Alvin--7 5, 138, 146 Reed, Geneva--83 ' Reed, Virginia-83 Reedy, Jo Ann-58, 109, 117 Reel, Bill Joe-69, 138, 144 Rees, Sandra Jean-75 Reeves, Mildred Ann-75, 109, 120 Reichenback, Marvin-83, 103 Reith, Edward-83 Page 165 Page 166 Reith, Jim Philip-69, 116, 119 Resley, Arthur-69, 103 Reynolds, Roberta--75 Rhinebarger, Gary-83 Rich, Kenneth Howard-69 Richards, Doretta-58 Richards, Sondra Joan-69, 128 Richardson, Mary-15, 43, 59, 85, 89, 90, 92, 99, 106,118, 125, 130 Richey, Doris-75 Richey, Maxine-59, 100 Richey, Oneida Faye-75 Ricks, Rhoda-75 Riddle, Billy-83 Riddle, Marceine F.-69 Ridgeway, Anna Rosemond-69, 109 Ridgeway, Bill-59, 146 Ridgeway, David Earl-75 Rifle, Andrea-83 Riggs, Beverly-59 Riggs, Fred Lee-75 Riggs, Nancy-83, 85 Riley, David--59 Riley, Patty-83 Rine, James Lee-69, 103 Ringeisen, Michael Duane-69 Rin eisen, Shirley Mae-69 Ring, Laffy-83, 116 Rink, Linda Ann-69 Rivers, Don-75, 104 Rivers, james--59 Roark, Barbara Ann-69 Roark, Nancy-83 Robb, Sandra L.-83 Robbins, Linda-59, 120 Roberson, Lloyd-83 Roberts, Bertha-83 Roberts, Carolyn-83, 85 Robertson, Carolyn--59 Robertson, james-83 Robinson, janet-83 Rocchio, Dominic--75 Rodkey, Keith-75 Rodkey, Sally Roe, Charlotte Louise-75 Roe, Mr. Forest L.--41 Roe, Helen-83 Roe, Ronald-83 Roe, Sondra Marie-75, 108, 117 Rogers, Gary-83 Rogers, Paul Lee-83 Rogers, Shirley-59 Rogers, William-59 Rolfe, David-83 Rolfe, John Preston--75, 103 Root, Paul-59, 90, 95, 103, 105, 116. 126 Root, Robert Joe-69 Roper, Ellen Marie-75 Rose, Monty Elwood-69 Ross, jesse-59, 118, 129 Ross, Phyllis-59 Rosselot, Frieda--83 Rosselot, Janice Rosselot, Oliver-83 Rosselot, Ronald-83 Rostron, Bob-75 Roswog, Karolyn-59, 107, 118, 1 3 1 Rouse, Bill Gene-69 Rouse, Margaret-75 Ruby, Judith-83 Rude, Donald Eugene-69 Runsick, Freda Clarice-69, 109 Runsick, Theda Charine-69, 109 Rush, Kenneth-75, 89 Rushing, Betty-59 Rusk, jack-59, 105, 116, 146 Rusk, Janet--83 1 Russell, Bette-83 Russell, Ed--59 Russell, Nancy-59 Rusell, Sandra-24, 59, 109, 110 Russell, Silvia-83 Rutherford, Carolyn-83 Rutherford, Dale-59 -5- Sacks, Richard-69 Sallee, David--59, 116 Sallee, Judith-83 Sallee, Ronald-75, 138 Salmons, Carol-83, 108 Sample, Larry Samuelson, Sharon-75, 121 Sanburn, Judy-83 Sanders, Betty-59, 109, 128 Sandifur, Dwayne--75 Sandifur, Sondra Jo-75 SARGASSO-130, 131, 132, 133 Sargent, Clarence L.-69 Sargent, Sandra-83 Saul, Beverly-69, 120 Saul, Dee C.-69, 103, 116, 124 Sauve, Eva--83 Scales, Joe Bill-69, 146 Schaefer, Ann Judith-83 Schaeffer, Carol jean-75 Scheck, Wm.--69, 149 Schettz, Robert-75, 148 Schelberr, Max-69 Schneiderman, Miss Mary Ann-41 SCHOOL BOARD--34 Schofield, Helen-75, 108 Schorm, Donald-83 Schtoeter, Paul-75 Schwartz, Dr. Fredrick-44 Schwindt, Bob--69, 89 Schwindt, Mrs. Frances-108 Schwindt, Larry-83 SCIENCE CLUB-116 Sciortino, Karlene-75, 112, 119 Scoggins, Richard-59 Scott, Charles Scott, Kenneth-69 Seagrave, Eddie--83, 85, 89, 103, 1 13, 128 Seagrave, Mrs. Elsie-41, 85, 112, 113 Seals, Norma-59, 107, 128, 129 Sebree, Brenda-83 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-46 SENIOR HI-Y-105 SENIOR PLAY-122, 123 SENIOR Y-TEENS-109 Sewell, Donna-75, 108 Sexton, James-83 Sexton, jerry Shank, Lu Ann-69, 118, 129, 132 Shannon, Loretta-60 Sheckles, Charles Glynn-75 Sheely, David-83 Sheely, Ronald A.-69 Sheets, Bob-146 Sheline, Larry Shelton, Anita-83 Shelton, Rita Marie-75 Shepherd, David-27, 60, 100 Shepherd, Mike-75 Shepherd, jerry-69 Shepherd, Ruby joan-75 Shepherd, Ruth Ann-75 Sherrow, Wayne-83 Shields, Arnett-60 Shilling, Larry--60 Shimer, Rose-60 Shirley, Nancyelyn-75, 109 Shook, Alice Rochelle-70 Shook, Donald-69 Shook, Wayne Everett-83 Short, James-83 Short, Jerry-75 Short, Pamela-70 Shrader, Wayne-60 Shrock, David-83, 105 Shrock, Roger-75, 149 Shrock, Sally-83 Shuck, Linda-70 Shumaker, Lynda-83 Shuss, Rebecca-15, 43, 70, 97, 112 118, 132 Shuss, Sara-83, 108 Shutt, Richard Lee--75 Sibbitt, Marjorie--44, 70 Siess, James Randall-70, 100 Silence, Crystal Colleen-60 Silence, Jerry-83 Siler, Ronald Lee-75 Sill, Miss Lyla-28, 42, 43 Silvey, Lane-83 Madeline Sue-70, 121 Simmons, Jim-75 Simmons, Ivan V.-70 Simmons, Harris Wayne-70 Simmons, Simmons Patricia-83 Simmons Thomas J.-64, 70, 77, 95 138,141, 144,150, 155 Simmons, Wendell-83 Simpson, Elizabeth Ann-70, 85, 97 112,113,129,132 Simpson, Sharon--70 Sims, jerry-70 Sites, Linda--75 Sitzes, Velta Louise-75 Small, Harriett-60, 112, 113, 114 115,122, 123,129 Smiley, Nancy-83, 103 Smith, Barbara J.-76 Smith, Cheryl-76 Smith, Don-144 Smith, Frank Edward Smith, Gary-70, 138 Smith, Gerry Robert-70 Smith, jackie-60 Smith, James G.-76, 103, 104 Smith, james-76 Smith, James Paul-60 Smith, janet Elaine-70, 85, 127 Smith, Jean-60 Smith, Judith-83 Smith, Linda--76 Smith, Lucille-83 Smith, Marvin-83, 120 Smith, Patricia-60 Smith, Phyllis-83 Smith, Richard-83 Smith, Richard Allen-76 Smith, Richard Allen, jr.-70, 138 Smith, Richard Lee-76 Smith, Roger-76, 131 Smith, Ronald-6, 76, 100, 138, 151 Smith, Sandra Kay-70, 97, 117, 118 Smith, Shirley Jean-83 Smith, Tom Grant-70 Snodgrass, Roger--60, 107, 132 Snow, Beverly-70 Snow, Bill Raymond-70 Snow, Brenda-83 Snow, Carolyn Faye-83, 103 Snow, Carolyn Sue-83, 121 Snow, Donald-60, 148 Snow, Patricia Louise-76 Snyder, Donna-76, 121 Snyder, Eddie-83 snydef, Joe--20, 45, 70, 89, loo, 124 131, 132 Snyder, Madonna-60, 89, 131 Snyder, Rita-60 Thurston Snyder, Rosemary-83 Snyder, Sondra Sue-76 Snyder, Vickey-76, 100, 108 Sonafrank, Mrs. Julia-42 Soots, Carolyn-84 Soots, Mary Louise-70 SOPHOMORE HI-Y-104 SOPHOMORE Y-TEENS-108 Sosbe, Barbara-84 Sosbe, Richard-60 Sottong, Joan-60, 107, 118, 121 Soupley, Jim-60 Southard, Donna-60, 133 Spane, Roger-84 Sparks, Norma Jean-70, 128 SPEECH CLUB-118 Spencer, Mary Jane-76 Spencer, Phillip Gene--76 Spicer, Charlotte-84 Spradling, Patricia-84 Springer, Peggy Joan-70, 129 Springer, vincent-S4 Sprinkle, Carolyn-70 Stack, Barbara-26, 60, 100 Stahl, Bob-84 Stahl, Willard-76 Stakelbeck, Ronald-60 Stalter, Jack-76 Standt, David--84 STARDUST CANDIDATES-98, 99 Steckler, Mr. Urban-41, 119 Stefan, Olympia--70 Steinborn, Carol-60, 77 Stevenson, Nellie-76 Stewart, jim Stewart, Ramonia-84 Stidham, Sue Carol-76, 85 Stiner, Larry-76, 151 Stiner, Peggy Ann-70 Stock, Arlene-70 Stock, Bill George-76 Stock, Gilbert-84 Stockdale, Mrs. Ruth-45 Stodgell, Mike--84 Stodgell, Robert E.-70 Stokes, Kenneth Paul--76 Stonebraker, Sharon Mae-76 Stoner, Jerry-149 Stonger, Sharon-70, 109 Story, Marvin-60, 146 Story, Neil-70 Stough, Larry-84 Stough, Ronald K.-70, 100 Stouse, Kenneth Edgar-76, 104 Stout, Billy-84, 104 Stout, Robert-84 Stout, Donald Lee-76 Stout, Ruth-61 Stover, Loy-84 Stover, Marilyn-84 Strasser, Dick-61 Stratford, Cynthis--84 Strawbridge, Mrs. Martha- , Striebel, Kenneth Joseph-84, 89 Striebel, Susan Marie-6, 70, 118, 12 129, 132 Strong, Mildred R.-70 STUDENT COUNCIL-89 STUDENT-MANAGERS-137 Sturgeon, Danny-84 Sturgeon, Mr. William E. Sullenberger, Don-84 Sullivan, Dick-70 Sullivan, June Ann-70 Summers, John-61 Summers, Robert James-84 Summerton, Betty-76 Sumner, Larry Sumpter, Carolyn--70 42 118 4, SUPERINTENDENT-34 Suter, Dick-70, 138, 144, 145 Suter, Jeaneane-84 Suter, Sandra-76 Sutherin, Bill-76 Sutherin, John-61, 138 Sutherland, Marilyn-70 Sweeney, Janet-84 Sweetland, Judy-70 Swihart, Mr. O. M.--34, 43 Swing, Tom-84, 95, 105, 138 Swygert, Margaret-84 -T- Talbert, Jerry-84 Talbert, Ronald Reid-76, 89, 119 Taskey, Jean-76 Taylor, Martin Edward-70 Taylor, Robert Joseph Taylor, S usan B.-70, 103, 112, 113 Taylor, Willimn-76, 146 Tedlock, Joe-61 Tedlock, Judy--76 Teeters, Marcia-76 Temple, Lillian-61 Templeton, Mary Jo--84, 108, 128 Templin, Larry-61 Templin, Ronnie-84 Tenbrook, Jerry-23, 61 TENNIS-149 Terry, Patty Sue-76, 89, 108, 128 Terry, Thelma-84 Teter, Dorothy--61 Teter, Linda-70, 117, 129, 132 Tharp, Eileen-61, 117 Tharp, Julia-61 TIME OUT FOR GINGER -122, 123 Tinder, Robert Eugene-76 Tobin, Earline-61 Todd, Martha Louise-76, 108, 121 Tomlinson, Patricia-76, 103 Tompkins, Bertha-61, 90, 94, 109, 133 Tompkins, Mildred Lorrine-70, 109, 133 Toney, David R.-70, 151 Toops, Carolyn Gay-70 Townsend, Beverly Joan-70, 109 TRACK-146, 147 Traylor, Jayne Anne-70 Traylor, John-76 Treida, Georgeann-84, 108, 118 Trobaugh, David-76 Trobaugh, James-61, 63, 100, 123 Trobaugh, Sara Joan-70, 97, 129, 132 Trownsell, William-84, 103, 104 Troxel, Marcheta-84, 120 Troyer, Bill H.-70, 146 Trueblood, John Arthur-76 Trueblood, Marvin-61 Truelsen, Phyllis June-76, 108 Tubbs, Judy-70, 89, 97, 118, 127, 129, 131 Tucker, Jerry-61, 109, 131 Tuggle, George-70 Turley, Donna-84 Turnbull, John Wm.-70 Turnbull, Tom-84 122, Tharp, Marcia-76 Thatcher, Charles-61, 100 Thatcher, Donald R.-70 Thatcher, Elaine-76, 132, 133 Thatcher, James Everett-70, 146 Thatcher, James Leon Thatcher, Linda-84, 103 Thatcher, Mary Rose-76 Thatcher, Ramona-84 Thatcher, Richard-84 Thatcher. Scott-84, 89, 119 Thatcher, William-61 THESPIAN SOCIETY-113 Thieke, Margaret-76 Thieke, Mary Elizabeth-76 Thieke, Sharon-61 Thomas, Geraldine--70, 97, 99, 128 Thomas, Jack L.-70, 103, 105 Thomas, Judy-84 Thomas, Nancy J.-70, 116 Turner, Carol-84 Turner, David-84 Turner, Donald-76 Turnetg Mr. Eugene-28, 42, 137, 139, 14 Turner, Nancy Carolyn-76 Turner, Paul Turner, Richard O.-76 ...U.. Uitts, Dora-70 Ulsh, Janet Lee-76, 89, 108, 117, 129 Utterback, Mr. Earl M.-42, 88 Utterback, Larry--70 Utterback, Nancy Earlene-84 ..V.. Valadez, Genevieve-84 Valadez, Raymond-76, 146 Vandercook, Barbara-70 Vandercook, Virginia-84 vanpom, Joe-84, 112 Van Horn, Dorothy-84 Van Sickle, Bill-149 Van Sickle, Dave-76 Vaughn, Mary Ellen-84 Vaughn, Nellie-76 Vaughn, Richard-84 Vaught, Barbara-70, 112, 113, 119, 124 Vaught, Linda K.-76, 112, 119 Thomas, Pat-84 Thomas, Wayne-146 Thompson Mr. Chester-42 Thompson, David-61, 77, 149, 150, 1 5 5 Thompson, Ethel-84, 85 Thompson, Jacqueline-84 Thompson, Janice Ellen-76, 117 Thompson, Marjorie-70 Thompson, Sandra-61, 133 Thompson, Walter-84 Thompson. Wayne-84 Thornburgh, Miss Dorothy-42 Thrasher, Jim Fredrick-70 Thrasher, Judy Kay-76 Thrasher, Robert-76, 103, 104 Thrasher, Tom-61 , Gary-70 Tigrett, David-84, 120 Tigrett, Dick-70 Tilley, Beth-76 Tilley, Carolyn-84 Timberman, David-61, 119 Vint, Brenda-76, 128 ..W.. Wade, Theodore-84 Waggaman, Donna-61 Wagner, Paul F.--76, 127, 138 Wagoner, Carolyn-84 Wainwright, Bette-62 Waisner, Kenneth--76 Waisner, Joyce-84 Waisner, Sandra-76 ' Walbrecht, Winifred-84 Walker, Betty Ann-76 Walker, Lincla K.--76, 133 Walker, Sue-84, 108 Willoughby, Patsy-62 Page 168 Wallace, Bill-84 Walter, Jerry-62 Walters, Don-62, 77, 85, 90, 103 105, 130 Waltman, Carol--70, 109 Walton, Sharon-70, 103 Waltrip, Doris Jean Ward, Beverly-62 Ward, Carolyn-62 Ward, Miss Joyce-44 Warner, Rene Anderson-84 Warnock, Donna-84, 108 Warthen, Mr. Kenneth-42 Washington, Richard-62 Wasson, Beverly Jean-76 Watkins, Reginald-76 Watson Rex-84, 104 Watson: Robert-62 Watters, Shirley Ann-70 Weaver, Brenda K.-76, 85 Weaver, Doris-62 Webb, Julia-70, 117 Webster, Bonnita Ruth-76 Webster, David-62, 95 Webster, Doris-84 Weeks, Julia Fay-76 Weeks, Richard-84 Weikle, Robert--70 Weir, Bob-76 Weiizel, Morris-76 Wells, Carolyn Sue Wells, Charles-84, 148 Wenger, David-62 West, Mar et Ann-76, 108, 116, 89-f 117, 129 Westervelt, Garnet Lee Westfall, Pam-76 Wheeler, Miss Nancy-42, 43 White, Bonita White, Gary-70 White, Robert Eugene--84, 103 White, Ronald K.-70, 100 White, Tonita-70 White, Winifred-84 Whited, Becky-43, 70, 97, 131 Whiteford, Judy-62, 112, 128, 133 Whitehead, Anita-76 Whitehead, John--149 Whiteside, Richard-103, 105 Whitfield, Magaline-76, 109 Whitfield, Willie-76 Wickersham, Mrs. Ruth--42 Wilber, Larry-70 Wiles, Bonnie--70 Wiles, Jimmy-84 Wiles, Robert Lee-76 Wiles, Ronnie Lee-76 Wilkerson, Dorothy-84 Williams Williams 1 18 Anita-62 Williams, , Betty jean-70 Charline-70, 89, Williams, Miss Chestina-42 Williams, David Howard- 107, 11 1, 118 Williams, Jack Lee-76, 138 Williams, Larry Joe-62 Williams, Mr. L. O.-34 Williams, Marilyn-84 Williams, Ralph-84, 105 Williams Richard-62 Willsey, Villa Carol-76, 89, 112, 120 Wilson, David W.--84 Wilson, Don W.-76 Wilson, Juanita-84, 117 Wilson, Lewis-84 Wilson, Marcia-8, 46, 62, 129, 152 Wilson, Mark-62 Wilson, Myrna Loy-76 Wilson, Nancy J.-70 Wilson, Ramona-84 Wilson, Richard-84 Wilson, Robert Lee-76, 104, 119, 126 Wilson, Roger-84 Wilson, Mr. S. Earl-8, 42, 45 Wiltse, Steven-76, 104 Wimmer, Joleen-62, 85, 118, 126, 129, 132 Wines, Charlene-70 Wines, Judy Carol-76 Wines, Mike-62, 77, 136 Wines, Robert Wines, Ron-84 Wines, Rosalie-62 Wingate, Winkler, Winkler, Winslow, Eugene-70, 138 Richard--84 Rita-62 James Walker-64, 70, 100, 112, 113,127, 128 Winslow, Judith Ann-70, 109, 112, 132 Wise, Dale-76, 150 Wisehart, Dale-70 Wisehart, Mearl-84 109, 112, 70, 105, Wolf, Rita-70 Wolf, Sandra Lee-76, 108 Wolfe, Jerraiean-70, 77, 85, 97, 110 128, 133 Wolfe, Larry Eugene--76 Wolford, Joe-84 Wood, Daniel E.-70 Wood, Dick-84 Wood, Harriet--43, 62, 117 Wood, Sharon-62, 103 Woodward, Jerry-84, 89, 105 Woodward, Judy-84 Wooldridge, Bruce Alan-76, 146 Woldridge, Donald-62 Wooldridge, Peggy-63 Wooley, Charles-84 Wooley, Richard-70 Wortenger, Sandra-84, 103 Wray, Mr. Shirl D.-42, 116 118, 125, WRESTLING-148 Wright, Bonnie-84 Wright, Charles-84 Wright, Charles-76 Wright, Larry--84 Wright, Linda-84 A Wright Mary-12, 15, 43, 63, 77, 88 1 89, 92, 98 Wright, Phyllis jean--70 Wright, Vera Carlene-76 Wrightsman, Paul David-76, 103 Wrightsman, Richard Grant-76, 119 Wyrick, Sue-84 Wysong, Barbara-84, 103 Wysong, Rosalie Dianne-76 .Y- Yager, Marsha-63 Yard, Billy Joe-70 Yard, jerry-70 YELI. LEADERS-136 Yoakam, jean-63, 103, 129 Yocom, Nancy C. Young, David Leroy--76 Young, jack-63 Young, James Neal-70 Young, Young, Young, Young, Janice--70, 109, 117 Marimartha-63 Nancy-84 Robert Allan-76 .Z- Zimmerman, Patricia Ann TIIC Class oi 154'-,55 AERNE INSURANCE AGENCY 421 North Washington Street AMERICAN FARMERS MUTUAL INS. CO. 204 First Federal Building AMERICAN LAUNDRY 220-222 South Union Street ARMSTRONG-LANDON COMPANY 101 West Sycamore Street BANNER FLOWER HOUSE 1017 South Buckeye Street BEACON CAFE 130 North Union Street BEALL TIRE SERVICE 1001 North Washington Street BECKLEY TYPEWRITER COMPANY 306 North Main Street BEITZ INSURANCE AGENCY 10655 North Main Street BORDEN COMPANY 306 West Superior Street BOSTON STORE INC. 111 East Sycamore Street BOZARD HOME GROCERY 603 East Jefferson Street BRANT, DR. B. W. 404 Union Bank Building BRINEY JEWELERS 215 North Main Street BUCKNER T. V. SALES 1011 South Main Street BUTTON MOTORS, INC. 208 East Sycamore Street J. W. CAROTHERS 8: COMPANY 1235 South Buckeye Street CITIZENS CORPORATION 201 First Federal Building CLIFFORD. DR. FRANK 605 Union Bank Building COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY State Road 35 North CONLEY, DR. THOMAS 520 Union Bank Building CRAIG, DR. R. A. 610 Armstrong-Landon Building CRESCENT DAIRY 317 West Jefferson Street CRUME'S ICE CREAM 806 North McCann Street CUTHBERT, DR. MARVIN 211 East Jefferson Street DAUGI-IERTY'S FURNITURE STORE 413 North Washington Street DUNN'S PAINT 8: BODY SHOP , 227 South Union Street EADES VARIETY STORE 832 East Markland ECONOMY RADIO SALES SERVICE 408 North Washington Street EHRHARDT'S DRUG STORE 314 North Main Street ELLERS MORTUARY 725 South Main Street ENGLE-BENCH FLORIST 501 East Max-kland Avenue FELT TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLY CO. 108 East Superior Street FENN FUNERAL HOME 416 South Union Street FERRY, DR. PAUL 406 Union Bank Building FINCH INSURANCE AGENCY 216 East Walnut Street FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 8: LOAN ASSN. 200 West Mulberry Street FIRST NATIONAL BANK 323-325 Noah Main street FOSTER'S FURNITURE COMPANY 319 North Main Street FRANCES HOTEL 128 West Mulberry Street FROM A FRIEND GOLIGHTLY, RALPH 110 East Walnut Street GOOD, DR. RICHARD P. 314 Armstrong-Landon Building GOURMET CAFE 901 South Union Street GRAHAM, DR. WILLIAM E. 500 Armstrong-Landon Building GREGORY, FRANK 8: ASSOCIATES 200 West Mulberry Street GUARANTEE CAFETERIA 309 North Main Street HALL INSURANCE AGENCY 11855 South Main Street HARLOW 8: SON SERVICE STATION 1732 South Washington Street HARTER, DR. A. L. 602 Union Bank Building HAWKINS AUTO Bc HOME SUPPLY 218 North Buckeye Street HAWN'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS 107 North Buckeye Street HAYES SCHOOL OF DANCE 10455 West Walnut Street HIGBEE BODY COMPANY 212 South Union Street HOWARD COUNTY LUMBER CO., INC. 210 West King Street HUTTO DRUG STORE 119 East Markland Avenue ILIFF TOGGERY 317 North Main Street Pane 169 Thank Th INDIANA PRODUCTS COMPANY 400 Union Bank Building J 8: J APPLIANCE COMPANY 208 South Union Street JACK'S MENS WEAR 111 West Sycamore Street JACOBS FUNERAL SERVICE 208 East Mulberry Street JANE LEE DRESS SHOP 213 North Main Street JEWELL, DR. G. M. 508 Armstrong-Landon Building JOHNSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 109 North Buckeye Street JOHNSON'S BARBER SHOP 111 South Union Street JOY ANN BAKERY 201 West Superior Street KELSEY, ,DR. HARRY A. 11555 West Mulberry Street KELVIE PRESS 101-103 North Buckeye Street KILEY INSURANCE AGENCY 107 West Mulberry Street KINNEY TRANSIT COMPANY, INC. 428 South Union Street KNOUFF FURNITURE 518 North Union Street KOKOMO CAMERA SHOP 212 West Walnut Street KOKOMO CLINIC 210 Welt Mulberry Street KOKOMO GAS AND FUEL COMPANY 410 North Main Street KOKOMO LUMBER COMPANY 124 West Elm Street KOKOMO RECREATION ALLEYS. INC. 500 North Main Street KOKOMO ROOFING COMPANY 211 South Main Street KOKOMO SALES COMPANY 118 South Union Street KOKOMO SAVINGS AND LOAN 223 North Main Street KOKOMO TRIBUNE 800 North Union Street KOKOMO TRUCK 8: TRACTOR SALES 815 North Washington Street KOKOMO WATER WORKS COMPANY 209 West Wslnut Street KOKOMO WRECKAGE COMPANY 115 West Sycamore Street KOLUX CORPORATION 1064 South Union Street KRESGE, S. S. COMPANY 112-116 North Main Street eir Frien S LA MODE SHDP 208 North Main Street LA RUE BEAUTY SHOP 500 Union Bank Building LAVENGOOD, ROY 615 North Main Street LAWSON JEWELRY STORE 206 North Main Street LEACH, J. M., MANUFACTURING CO. 301-305 south Main street LIGHTFOOT INSURANCE COMPANY 220 West Walnut Street LINCOLN FINANCE COMPANY 113 North Buckeye Street LINZEY TIRE COMPANY 101 South Washington Street LORD'S ,IEWELRY STORE 303 North Main Street LORENZ MUSIC STORE 119 South Main Street LUNG, DR. B. D. 410 Union Bank Building LUNTZ IRON AND STEEL COMPANY 420 Union Bank Building MAHER BAKERY 110 East Markland Avenue MAHER, JACK AND SON 210 North Main Street MARQUIS at JACKSON PACKARD, INC 316 East Sycamore Street MAYFIELD, DR. CLYDE- T. 306 Armstrong-Landon Building MCCOOL INSURANCE AGENCY 303 North Buckeye Stref-t MCGONIGAL, INCORPORATED 128 West Superior Street MCCLELLAN STORES COMPANY 106 West Walnut Street MED-O-BLOOM DAIRY West Sycamore Road MICHENER, DR. RICHARD S. 216 Union Bank Building MID-STATE LUMBER COMPANY, INC. 205 West Havens Street MILLER AND BURNS GEN. CONTRACTORS 824 East Morgan Street MILLER PACKING COMPANY Berkley Road MILLER TRANSPORTATION, INC. 1200 South Home Avenue MILLS DRUG STORE 101 West Markland Avenue MILLS, PAUL I. AGENCY 123 West Mulberry Street MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY 122 North Main Street With this MORRISON, DR. F. L. 504 Union Bank Building MURRAY AND DAVIS 928 South Union Street MYGRANT CANDIES 119 West Mulberry Street NEHI BEVERAGE COMPANY 1233 West Jackson Street NEW'S HOME' DECORATING SHOP 916 South Main Street NEWBY INSURANCE AGENCY 200W North Main Street NEWMAN, C. H. 113 North Union Street NIAGARA HEALTH EQUIPMENT 419 North Washington Street OLLIE'S BARBER SHOP 605 North Washington Street OX YOKE West Sycamore Road OYLER GROCERY 700 East Walnut Street PALMER JEWELERS 101 East Sycamore Street PENNEY, I. C. COMPANY 100 North Main Street PERKINS STANDARD SERVICE 221 West Markland Avenue PITZER'S Sl-IELL SERVICE 301 West Walnut Street PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF INDIANA, IN 400 North Main Street PUCKETT'S FOOD MARKET 1807 South Webster Street RAYL MOTOR COMPANY . 318 North Buckeye Street REID'S FLOWERS 1420 West Mulberry Street RIDNOUR FINANCE COMPANY 104W West Mulberry Street ROCKWELL PET SHOP 1406 East Jefferson Street SCHIFFS BIG SHOE STORE 106 North Main Street SCHWARTZ, DR. F. C. 518 Armstrong-Landon Building SCHWENGER BAKERY 107 North Union Street SEARS ROEBUCK 8: COMPANY 118 East Walnut Street SHELL AMERICAN PETROLEUM CO. 1210 South Union Street SHOWALTER, DR. E. H. 507 North Main Street SMITH, DR. ROBERT C. 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