Lawrence Central High School - Bears Den Yearbook (Lawrence, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1960 volume:

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Mak ' 53 M, ,, .A W f V -wvsn-u....,,.,.v.,W..,.n my -V Q ,,. , ,-.-.v--.-.....,.,,- I ...kms Vw, ,...a-v 'W--W-W 4 cf W W4 . fy - 5 v A 0-Q... --4 xg i www' W fig? 2 52 x W Y' 1 - k , xyiwy Q xxx, Y ww ,ww F3 E? SY W3 1: L i :Q . -A K , 1. ,gg X ig - f A - s ' MM , -X .. ag ' 5? 3 . K A X15 V . SS W' RQ 1Nf.f 'w , fi f. .55 i f faq -J r 'm .. .5 Mg X W 5 Y 1' ' ' W gif. , Qi '- w it up our school year Instructional Administration 11 Faculty 14 Students 20 Classes 76 Recreational Football 86 Cross Country 94 Basketball 90 Wrestling 95 Track 89 Junior High 96 Intramurals 98 Organizational Bands 102 Vocal Groups 104 Clubs 106 Personalities Cheerleaders 1 14 Student Council 117 Awards I I8 Queens 120 Custodians 'I22 NSTRUCTIONAL Administration I Faculty III Students IV Classes MR. MAX B. ROUSH MR. LOUIS C. DARST MR. FRED A. KEESLING V And Administration MRS. MARGARET IANERT MR, WALTER DODD Girls' Counselor Boys' Counselor MRS. MARGARET RUSH MR. CARL UNDERWOOD Dean of Girls Dean of Boys 'I'I MRS, DOROTHY Prinuipa1's Office MRS, M ARTH A Principals Office HELFENBERGER MRS, KAY PARKER SUCYUISW. Book Store Manager HAMNER MRS, E. ELINOR ILG Secretary, Clerk-Treasurer CFFICE HELP 'tlurkpf A I W f I 'A M' I ,, 'M 'Qi I lin il I1 king rliu day? atiuiidaiicu are two LC student office Iiuipers, In I ii Siiiliirm and Iiiitln Rive. 'I2 Lawrence Central wou I d have trouble functioning properly without the assistance of five dedicated women who serve as the office adminis- tration. One could find them anytimeofthe day busily buried beneath a sea of passes, com- plaints, excuses, and uncount- ablemiscellaneous paper work. Every day they proved to be indispensable as they served as the students' and facuIty's friends as well as assistants. Although theyseldom receive a thank you or even a compli- ment, their assistance is greatly appreciated. This year marks the termination of the career of Mr. Walter Davis that began in 1911 in a one room school house. Mr. Davis, beloved industrial arts teacher at LCHS, has served both the school and the com- munity well. To Mr. Davis, who has taught so much to so many, and is now retiring, LC expresses its grat- itude and say, Thanks Teachers are not just people earning a living, they are architects of our future in a land of freedom and opportunity. -Ivey F. Lewis Many though the scholastic and athletic honors that LC students attain may be, it should be realized that without the faculty of Lawrence Central to instruct Centralites, these numerous achievements would be gained. Lawrence Central is indeed fortunate in the respect that its faculty is composed of teachers who are dedicated to teaching. These instructors, sixty in number, are not at LC for the sole purpose of teaching however, for they are also the students' advisors, their club sponsors, and their friends. The knowledge they impart to LC students cannot be measured by a yardstick or scales for their wisdom will linger in the minds and hearts of Centralites as long as memories of friends and school remain, perhaps, forever. And Faculty MR. PHILIP AKARD MR. GEORGE AMEND MR. WINFRED MR. THOMAS MR. DWAINE BELL U. S. History, Vocal Music APPLE BARNES Physical Education Social Pf0l3lQ1'DS. Typingf General Physical Education Drivers Training Sponsor of H1-Y Business, Sponsor of Hi-Y 13 MRS. MARGARETE BUTZ Librarian, Sponsor of Library Club, Class Audio- Visual Aids MR. S. O. BRUCE Geometry, Athletic Director, Sponsor of Junior 75 l C MR. ROBERT MR. SCOTT MRS. SANDRA CEDER ' CHANDLER CONKLIN wg res, Biology, Football Social Studies, I . H5391 Coach English MR. WILLIAM MR. LESTER CRAIG MR. SHYRL CRAIG MR. WALTER F. MRS. RUTH COLEMAN English, Sponsor of Algebra, General DODD DOUGHERTY Science, Biology Senior Class Math Boys COUHSCl0r. Librarian, Sponsor of Mathematics Library Club 14 MR. I. MRS. MARGARET MRS. MARIORIE MR. EDWARD FORD MR. DONALD DOVERSBERGER DUNN EBERTS History, Social FOUNTAIN Art English Spanish, Sponsor of Studies 7' Band, Ifnstrumeritv Spanish Club fv1usic,kJVf, 4' ' MRS. CLEO FULCHER Shorthand. Typing. Sponsor of Tri- Hi-Y MR. RUSSELL MRS. GREIN MISS LOIS MR. HAYETT GLADDEN Reading GUERTIN Grounds Geography, Latin, French, Industrial Arts U. S. History, Sponsor of Junior Class Sponsor of French Club, Latin Club, Honor Society 15 MR PAUL E MR. ERNEST MISS PAULA D, MR, CLAUD HAYES MR. TOMMY HAMILTON HARRIS HAWKINS VOg:alXMusiC HENDERSON Arithmetic Physics, English, I Nvxtvk' History, Mathematics, Dramatics, Speech, ' SR Social Studies Sponsor of Triad Majorettes, Drama Club Club MRS, DOROTHY MR, A. G. HINDS MRS. RUBY HOFF I MR, EDWARD HICKS Zoology, Botany, I-Iealth, Safety HOLEMAN English Sponsor of Triad Education, Sponsor Baud, Iugtrumeutal Club of Tumbling Club St Music Future Nurses Club MRS. VIRGINIA HURT English, Latin, Sponsor of Latin Club .Qt 16 mag, MR. PAUL HUTSON General Science, Junior High Basketball MRS. BARBARA HUYBERS Typing, General Business, Sponsor Tri-Hi-Y MRS. MARGARET MR. WILLIAM IANERT KEUTZER Girls Counselor, English, of Typing, Sponsor Journalism of F. T, A, MR. JACK L. LOPP Industrial Arts, Arithmetic, Sponsor of Amateur Radio Club MR. JOHN MANKA MRS, KATHLEEN MR. LYLE MOWREY MR. RENO NEWBURG MISS OPAL ORR Physical Education, MOSHER Chemistry, Physical Business Education, -Art Drivers Training Library Science, Sponsor of School Business Triad Club Manager, Golf Coach 17 MR. JOE PARKER MRS. MILDRED MRS. JANE MRS. MARGARET MRS. GRETCHEN Mechanical Drawing ROBERTS ROBINSON RUSH Sponsor of Boys Physical Education English Dean of Girls, Booster Club, SPOUSOI' of G. A. A. Algebra, Intramural Trigonometry Basketball RUSSELL English MISS RUTH ANN MISS MILDRED MRS. LOUISE MR. BEN SPRINKLE SCI-IUHMACHER SENOUR SMITH Government, Home Economics, Home Economics Home Economics, Social Problems, Sponsor of Rekameomh Sponsor of Sponsor of Senior and Red Cross Rekamemoh Class MR. EARL I. STECKEL Basketball Coach. Health and Safety Education 'I8 MRS. EFFIE TALBOT MR. ROBERT MR. CARL MISS JUNE MR. ORAN WEAVER General Science THOMPSON UNDERWOOD- VAN W-AGNER Algebra General Arithmetic Dean of Boys, Physical Education, Marhemaucg English Sponsor of G. A, A, MRS. IVY WEST MISS ROLENE MR. VIRGIL Social Studies, WOODWARD SHOCKLEY Sponsor of Red Cross English, Home Agriculture, Economics, Sponsor Biology, Sponsor of of Girls Booster Club 4-H NOT PIC TURED MRS. JANICE JOHNSON Arithmetic MRS, MARILYN LANE Reading 19 Still ending and beginning still -Cowper The Senior Class of l96O can look back on five years filled with many changes and additions here at Lawrence. Entering as eighth graders in the newly finished Junior High Building, the class has felt the effects of 'growing pains' as it grew by leaps and bounds. At last graduation day is drawing near, and the proud seniors must discard their beloved senior cords for the more conventional dress of adults as they accept their various roles in society. For some, college and the promise of more years of carefree happy abandon lie ahead. Others will leave the hallowed halls of Lawrence to exchange their caps and gowns for positions in business, indust-ry, and ad- ministration. The seniors are saddened to leave this place where they have known so much happiness, but, alas, the time has come to make way for tomorrow. The whole world is at their feet-waiting. President DAVE ROBERTS DAVE KIRKMAN Two respected members of the IC faculty, Mrs. Lester Craig and Mr. Ben Sprinkle, served as senior class sponsors this year. These men cer- tainlyhelped to make the seniors' last year at LCHS a pleasant and profitable one. is 1 Secretary ii i RAMONA MILLSPAUGH wk it MR , LESTER CRAIG SENIOR CLA SS SPONSORS Treasurer MR. BEN SPRINKLE CONNIE RUSSELL 20 LINDA ALEXANDER DIANA KAY ANDREW Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 3,4, fSecretary 415 Drama Club 3,4, QSecretary 415 Dis- trict Solo Sc Ensemble Con- test 3,45 Madrigals 3,45 lubilaires 3,45 F. T.A. 35 Vaudeville Show5 Oakwood High School l,2. IDRETTA KAY APPLE Glee Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1, 2,3,45 Booster Club l,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Cub Reporter Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. DAVID BAILIE Jubilaires 25 Triad Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Intramural Basketball 3,45 Optimists Club Election for Representative to City Gov- ernment 45 Band 3,4, Vice- President of Band 4. GRETCHEN BARKHIMER Glee Club 2,35T1'I-HI-Y 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Tumbling Club 2,35 Red Cross 3. .IOI-IN ALLISBAUGH Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 25 Assistant Yearbook Photog- rapher 35 Vaudeville Show 2. DENNIS LEE APPLE Baseball l,3,45 Intramural Basketball 2,35 Football 45 Intramural Bowling 35 Jubi- laires l,2. RENEE HELENE ARNETT Booster Club 1, 2,3,45 F, T. A l,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Dra- matics 2,3,45 Jubilaires 2,35 Cheerleader 35 Chorus Line 2,35 French Club 2,3,45 Stu- dent Council fSecretary 45 Cub Reporter 45 Yearbook Staff 4, .IOHN BARBOUR Spanish Club 3,4, fVice- President 455 Hi-Y 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Wrestling l,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Track 3,45 La- tin Club 25 Dance Band 45 4- H l,2, 3,45 Trips to Biloxif Mississippi, Springfield, Illinois, Detroit, Michigan, Canada. RAYMOND BAYS Dancing Club 1,25 Football 1, 25 Vice-President of Class 25 Booster Club 25 South- western High 1, 2. 21 V ROBERT LEE BAYS Football 1,25 Wrestling 1, Track lg Dance Club 1. ANITA KAY BEBEE G,A, A, l,2,3g Booster Club 1, 2,35 Upper Class Glee Club 2, Office Practice 4. BILL BEREMAN Baseball l,2,4g Basketball l, 2,44 Triad Club 3, F.T.A. 3,45 4-H l,2, Mt. Comfort High l,2. 1-IERMAN O. BERNITT Football lg Track 1, Intra- mural Basketball 1.2. RONDA KAY BIDDIX Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 2 3,49 Girls Sextet 2,3,4g Vaud- eville Show 2,3,4, Jubilaires 2,3,4, F.T.A. 3,4g Cadet Teacher 4. 22 JEROME B. BEAN Track Manager 1, Jubilaires 3,4,Madriga1s 3,-1, Latin Club 1,25 l-li-Y 3,45 French Club 4. ROGER CARTER BEECHLER Basketball lg Cross Country 2,3,4g Track 3,4g Bowling 3 l-Ii-Y 4, 4-H 1,2,3,4,4-H President 4. STEVE BEHR RICHARD EUGENE BIBB Football 1, 2,3g Wrestling 1, 2,3,4, Track 1, Hi-Y 3,4g l-lomeroom Representative 4. WAYNE ANTHONY BONDI Bowling 3,4. IOFFRE BOSTON Football 1, 25 Class Treasurer 1,25 Basketball 1, 25 Bowling 45 Whitehall High 1. PAULA SUE BREEDING Latin Club 25 Girl's Sextet 3,45 Glee Club Accompanist 1, 2, 35 Jubilaires 45 District Solo and Ensemble Contest 3,45 Vaude- ville Show 3, 4. DAVID ALONZO BRINKMAN Football 15 Baseball 25 Intra- mural Basketball 1, 3. 45 Hi-Y 4. SANDRA KAY BROWN Boosters Club 1, 2. 3, 45 Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 45 Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 45 Rekamemoh Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHN CALLICOTTE JR. Bowling 1, 2, 3, qCaptain 2, 315 Golf 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1, 4. DEEDRA GAIL BRAGDON Booster Club 1. 3, 45 G, A, A, 2, 3,45 Bowling Champ 35 Spanish Club 3,45 F,T.A. 1, 35 Glee Club 1, 3,45 Iubilaires 25 Tumbling Club 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Cub Reporter Staff 45 Girl's Basketball 4. SAMUEL J. BREWER III Bowling 2, 3,45 Golf 45 Intra- mural Basketball 4. JAMES G. BULLARD Columbus Senior High 1, 2, 3. VIRGINIA CALLAWAY Basketball Team 1, 2, 3,45 G. A.A. 2, 3,45 Volleyball Team 1, 2, 3, 45 Tri- Hi-Y 3, 45 Base- ball Team 1, 2, 3. G. A.A. Program Chairman 4. ROSALIE ANETTIA CAPLINGER Library Club 2, 35 Yearbook Staff 45 Cub Reporter 4. 23 ff' 14 BARBARA JANE CARSON Drama Club 1,2',,'3,4, qpresi- dent 4J5 Tri-Hi-'Y 3,4, Qlvlodel UN President 415 Rekamemoh 1, 2,3,4, fSecretary 3,4, Re- porter 3JQG1ee Club 1,2,4, QTreasurer 355 G. A.A. 1,2,3, 45 Booster Club l,2,3,45 Drill Team 35 F.T.A, 1,3,45 Honor Society 3,4. JOHN CHAMNESS Band 1,2,3. HELEN COOK Booster Club 3,45 Triad Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Cub Re- porter 45 Bears Den 45 Glee Club 25 Band 1,25 Spanish Club 15 May Pageant 15 G. A. A. lg Howe H.S. , Indianapolis 1,2. MARY COOPER Booster Club5 Glee Club 25 Jubilaires 3,45 Library Practice 2. SUSAN RAYE CURRY Booster Club 1,2,3,4, fPresi- dent 3,415 Tumbling Club 1, 2,3,4, fPresident 455 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, fSergeant-at-Arms 3J5 G,A,A. 1,2,3,45 Latin Club 25 Jubilaires 3,45G166 Club 1,25 Madrigals 45 French Club 4. 24 GEORGE CARTER Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 15 Hi-Y 3,45 Baseball 1,2. BARBARA LUCILLE CLARK Library Club 1, 2,35 H.S.L.A. 1,2,35 Latin Club 4. JUDY ANNE COOPER Glee Club 1,3,45ILlbi13lI'6S 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Spanish Club 253,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Cub Reporter 45 Bears Den 45 Christmas Play 3. FRED ELIJAH COVALT Football 15 Wrestling 25 Hi-Y 45 Track 3,45 Cross Country 4. BARBARA ELAINE DABBS Glee Club 25 F. N. A. 25 Booster Club 45 Cub Reporter 45 Bears Den 45 Science Club 25 Norcross H.S.', Georgia 15 Beaufort H.S. , South Caro- lina. DOUGLAS LEE DANNEMAN Student Council 25 Boy's State 35 Hi-Y 45 Football l,2,3,4g Track 3,4. ROBERT PHILLIP DAWSON Band l,2,3,4g Vegetable Judging 1,2,3,45 4-H State Award for Garden, Poultry 4-H trips to Chicago, Lexing- ton, Detroit. CHARLES RAYMOND EICHELMAN Basketball Manager 1,45 Base- ball Manager lg Baseball 45 All County Boys Chorus lg Reid Jun- ior High School 1. DONALD DAVID ELLIS Football l,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track lg Hi-Y 3,4, CSergeant- at-Arms 435 Student Advisory Committee 4, fPresident 45. EDDIE FRASIER Tennis lg Cross Country 35 Cub Reporter 45 Bears Den 45 Tech High School l,2. CHARLES FRANK DAVIS Wrestling l, 2,35 Football 25 Track lg Hi-Y 45 4-H l,2, 3,4, Junior Leader 2,3,4. SONJA ANN EADS Homecoming Court 45 Tri-Hi- Y 3,45 G. A.A.1,2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Office Practice 45 Library Club 25 Concert Chorus 3. SANDY ELLIOTT Junior Prom Queen 35 F.T.A. 45 Majorette 1,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1, 2,35 Variety Show 2,45 Latin Club 25 Drama Club l,2. PATRICIA ANN FORD Booster Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4gTl'I-Hi-Y 45 Glee Club 1,33 Jubilaires 2g Girls Basketball Team 3,45 Girls Volleyball 2,3,4. ANNE LaRUE FREW Nurnburg American High School, Germany lg Fortville High School 2. 25 CRAIG FULMER Basketball 2,45 Cross Country 3g Band 1,2,3,4, fPresident 455 Dance Band 2,3,'4g Variety Show 1,2,3,45 Pep Band l,2, 35 Hi-Y 3,4, CSecretary 455 French Club 2,3,4, fPresident 35. SARAH GLORE Booster Club l,2,3,45 G. A. A. 25 F. T.A. 3,4, fTreasurer 455 Tri-Hi-Y 45 French Club 2,3, 45 Latin Club 1,25 National Honor Society 3,4, SALLY LOUISE GRAY Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G. A.A. 1,2, 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Jubilaires 2,3,45 Class Treas- urer 35 Girls Trio 35 Girls Sextet 45 Homeroorn Repre- sentative 4. JANE HADLEY Booster Club 1,2,35 Band 1,2, 35 Red Cross 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Office Practice 4. JEAN HALL Booster Club 1,2,3,45 G. A. A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Tri-1-Ii-Y 3,4. 26 RONALD LEE GARNER Chorus lg Basketball lg Track 1,25 Mt. Comfort l,2. DONNA ELAINE GODDARD Freshman Chorus lg 4-H 1,25 Upperclassrnen Chorus 2, 35 Cub Reporter 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Jubilaires 4. CARLENE GRIMES Nurse Club lg Art Club l,2, 35 Bowling 25 Fern Creek High Kentucky. JIM R. HADLEY Basketball 1, 25 French Club 2,45 Band 1,2,35 -1-H 1. KAY HALLANGER F.T. A. 3,45 East Side High School, Little Rock, Ar- kansas 1. DENNIS LEE HALLIBURTON Baseball 1,25 Spanish Club 4, fPresident 415 Football 1, 2,45 Homeroom Representa- tive 4. REBECCA l-IAMMONS Sextet 45 Glee Club lg Jubilaires 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Variety Show 3,45 Chorus Line. Spanish Club 3,45 Drill Team 35 Homecoming Court 4. CAROLYN LEE HARP Glee Club lg General Glee Club 25 Jubilaires 3,45 Li- brary Club 2,3,45 Concert Chorus 3. LINDA HILIKER MYRNA DEE HENDERSHOTT G.A.A. 2,3,45 Booster Club 1. DAVID HALPER Concert Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 4, Dance Band 1,2,3,45 Science Club 1,45 Radio Club 45 Color Guard 1,2,35 Wash- ington Lee I-I. S. , Arlington, Virginia. DAVID KENT HANNA Football 1, 2,35 Wrestling 1, 2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4. LEO HARRISON LINDA KAY HELMS Booster Club 1,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 G.A.A. 1,2,3. SANDRA LORENE HENDRICK Booster Club 1, 2,45 G.A. A. 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,35 Volleyball Team 3. 27 ELIZABETH ANN HENRY Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Latin Club 25 French Club 45 Science Club 3,4, CSecretary-Treasurer 455 National Honor Society 3,45. Glee Club 1,25 Jubilaires 3.4. SHARON KAY HICKMAN Homecoming Queen 45 G. A. A. l,2,3,4, CSecretary 4J5 Booster Club 1,2, 3,45 Concert Chorus 35 Jubilaires 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Glee Club l,3, CPresident 4J. ROBERT GARY HOMSHER Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Hi-Y 3,4, qVice- President 415 Basketball l. LYNDA LOU HOUSTON Ayres High School Fashion Board 45 F. T.A. 3,45 Booster Club l,2,35 Art Award 3. GORDON JOHNSON 28 JAMES EDWIN HERRIOTT Football l,2,35 Soccer 1,25 Band l,2,3,45 Basketball l, 25 Baseball 1,25 Bowling 1, 2,35 Drum Major 45 Dance Band 25 Pep Band 45 Orleans American H. S. , France 1.2. DANIEL HOLLINGSWORTH BanCl.l,2,3,45 Photo Lab 2, 3,45 Latin Club 25 Intramural Bowling 3. JAMES WALTER HOSKINS Football 1,2,3,45 All County 3,45 Track l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Hi- Y 3.4 LEO JOSEPH HYLAND Football lg Bowling 3,4. ROBERT B. JONES Cross Country 3,45 Track 3, 45 Bowling 2,35 Hi-Y 3,45 Intramural Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Latin Club 25 Prom Com- mittee 3. PAMELA ANNE JONES Cheerleader 3,45 Girl's State 35 Prom Court 35 Homecoming Queen Court 45 Dra matics Club 2,35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, fSecretaryJ National Honor Society 3,45 French Club 3,4, fTreasurer 415 Jubilaires 2,4, CVice-President 455 D. A.R. Runner-Up 4. DARRELL LEE KELLER DAVE KINSER Cross Country 3,45 Alternate to Boy 's,State 35 Track 3,45 Student Council 35 President of Junior Class5 Intramural Basketball 45 Hi-Y 45 Latin Club 2. DAVE KEES LER KAREN DEE KNIPE Glee Club President lg Student Council lg Cub Reporter 45 Yearbook Staff 45 Boosters 1,43 G.A.A. 1,45 Drama 2, fPro- gram Chairman 455 Tumbling Club 1. STEPHEN A. JONES R.o.T.C. 1,25 qM.fsgt.p5 Honor Guard 15 Color Guard 25 Bowling 3,45 Track 35 Triad Club 35 Thomas Carr Howe High School 1,2. HARRY STEVEN KELSO Football 15 Baseball 45 Wrestling 1, 2,3,45 Hi-Y 45 Bowling 3,4. ZONDA JEAN KINNE Library 1, 2,35 4-H, Uunior Leader 1,255 Girls Drill Team 2,3. DAVE KIRKMAN Track 1,25 Letterman's Club 1,25 Basketball 1,2535 Base- ball 1,25 Football 1,25 Hi-Y 45 Senior Class Vice-President 45 Cub Reporter Staff 45 Yearbook Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN KOELLING Art Club5 Boosters Club. 29 BARRY KRANTZ. GEORGE LASSITER Duke of Edinburg High School Canada 15 Broad Ripple High School 2. KATHERINE ALICE LITTEN Glee Club 1,2,3, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4. RICHARD KENNETH MARRS Jubilaires 1,2,3A, Madrigals 35 Wrestling 1,2,3. BARBARA JEAN MAYHEW Glee Club l,2,35 Rehamemoh Club 35 Red Cross 35 Tumbling 1,45 Booster Club 45 Warren Central 1. 30 VICKI LARSON Art Club 3, fPresident 455 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Drama Club 3, 4, fTreasurer 455 Triad Club 3,45 Booster Club 3,45 Latin Club 35 F. T.A. 45 Art His- tory Award 35 Palatine H.S., Illinois 1. KAREN LEVERTON Glee Club 1,2,35 Booster Club 1,33 G.A.A. lg Bookstore 4. WALTER RALPH MACE Baseball 1,25 Football lg Jazz Club 1,25 Dance Club 25 Frankfurt American H.S. , Germany l,2. LARRY MATTINGLY Latin Club 2. SANDY KAY MEEKS Drama Club 45 F. T. A. 45 Spanish Club 45 Morning Watch 35 Treble Cleff Choir 25 Girls Chorus lg Y-Teens lg Francia C. Hammond H.S. CAROL MESS LER F. T. A. 45 F.N. A. 45 Booster Club 45 Jubilaires 45 Dramatics 45 Student Council 2, 35 Chorus l,2,35 Red Cross 25 Play 35 La- tin Club l,2,35 Bellefontaine H.S. , Bellefontaine, Ohio. SHARON LEE MIKELS Art Club l,2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,4. DONALD RALPH MITCHELL Track l,2,3,45 Cross Country l,2,3,45 Bowling 4, Secretary of Bowling League 45 Intra- mural Basketball 1,2,3,4. JULIE ANN MURPHY Cheerleader 45 Senior Escort 35 G. A.A. l,2,3,45 Booster Club 152,35 Glee Club 1,2, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Girls Volley- ball Team 1,2,3,45 Girls Basketball Team l,2,3,45 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball Teams 1,2. MARY SANDRA MUSGRAVE Sojourners Award 35 Prom Court 35 National Honor So- ciety5 Drama Club 2,3,4, fVice-President 415 Art Club 35 Jubilaires 45 Glee Club 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Science Club 45 F.T. A. 45 French Club 25 Booster Club 2,3,4, DIAN MIEDEMA Band l,2,3,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Library Club 1,2,3,4, CPresident 455 Glee Club 3. RAMONA LEE MILLSPAUGH Booster Club l,2,3,45 Tri- Hi-Y 45 Class Secretary 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 F. T.A. 1,3, 45 Bears Den 45 Cub Reporter 45 Glee Club 2,35 French Club 4. MARCIA ANN MITHOEFER Student Council 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Rekamemoh 1,2,3,4, fPres- ident 415 Booster Club 1, 2,3, 45 Glee Club 1,2,35 4-H 1,2, 3,45 Junior Leaders 1, 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ANN MURRAY Booster Club 1,2,45 Tri-Hi- Y 45 Glee Club 45 Junior Red Cross 3,45 Sulphur Springs l-i.S. l,2. SANDRA MYERS Booster Club l,2,4g Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2,3. 31 J. BRADLEY MCDONALD Wrestling 1, Football 2, 3.4, F.T. A. 3, 43 Drama Club 43 Hi-Y 4. STANTON PIERCE MCINTOSH Iubilaires 1, 3. 4, Triad Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2. STEWART R. NEGLEY Band 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Rep- resentative 4, l-li-Y 4, Vaude- ville Show 2, 3, Dance Band 2.3, Triad Club 3.4, Photo- graphy 3, School Representa- tive. Youth Appreciation Week 4, Exchange Program 2, Latin Club 2. JUNE OBRINGER Tri- Hi-Y 3.4, QPresident 41, Student Council 2. 3, Senior Escort 3, Booster Club 1, 2, 3.4, G.A. A. 1. 2, 3,43 Glee Club 2. 3.4, F.T,A. 3.4, Prom Court 3, Homecoming Court 4, Girls State Alternate 3. EMMONS FRED PARROTT Football 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Golf 2, 3.4, Bowling 3.4, Spanish Club 3, Cross Country 4, Pep Band 4, Radio Club 4, Dance Band 4. 32 CHARLES DREW MCINTOSH Band 1, 2, 3,43 Pep Band 3.4, Intramural Basketball 1. 2, Wrestling 2, Scecian l-l,S. 1. 2, Cathedral l-l,S. 3. F. MARK MCWHIRTER Triad Club 4, Electronics Club 2, 3, QPresident 21, Wrestling 1, North Central H. S. 1, 2, 3. SONDRA ANNETTE NELSON Campus Christians 1, 2, G,A, A. 1, F.T.A. 4, Booster Club 4, Puente Recommended 2, La Puente H.S.. La Puente, California 1, 2, 3. KATHLEEN JANE ORR Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G, A, A, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, Iubilaires 3.4, Sextet 3.4, Rekamemoh 2. 3, QSergeant at Arms 35, Tri-Hi-Y 4, F.T.A. 4. JOHN PEDDIE Iubilaires 1. 2. 3. 4: Madrigals 3.4, Football 1, Baseball 13 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2.4, Vaudeville Show 3, Money Making Committee 4. CAROLYN JEANNE PIERSON Glee Club 1, 2, Tumbling Club 1, 2, Intramural Basket- ball and Baseball 1. WILLIAM E. POTEAT Football 3, 4: Yokohama American High School, Yokohama, Japan. JOYCE ANN PRITCHARD Booster Club 1, 2, 4, G. A. A, 1, 25 Library Club 1: Glee Club 1, 2, 4. RICHARD M. RAMON Football 13 Wrestling 1, 2, 3,4, County Camp 2, 3, Cross Country 3, Hi-Y 4, Track 1. LARRY RONNIE REYNOLDS Industrial Arts Award 1g Base- ball 1, 25 Football Manager 2, Bowling Club 1, 25 Class Treas- urer lg Class Secretary and Treasurer 25 Shop Club lg Mannheim American H. S., Germany 2, Nurnberg American H. S., Nuruberg, Germany. WILLIAM ARTHUR POMEROY Intramural Bowling 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 2, 4, Golf 3,45 Latin Club 1, 2, Track 4, Tennis 1: Allen Park H.S., Michigan 1. TERRY PATRICK POWELL Football 1, Track 1, Hi- Y 4, Tech H. S., Indianapolis 1, 2. SHIRLEY I. PRUNIER Booster Club 3, 43 G,A,A, 3,4, Office Practice 4, Columbia H.S., New York 1. LARRY RICHARD RAPP LARRY VERNON RIDER Basketball 35 Key Club 35 Class Vice-President 2, Immaculata H.S., Leaven- worth, Kansas 3, Fairfax H.S., Fairfax, Virginia 1, 2. 33 RONALD DAVID ROBERTS Class President 45 Student Coun- Cil 1,3,45 Football 1,3545 Na- tional Honor Society 4, fPresi- dent 415 Boy's State 35 French Club 2,3,4, fPresident 2,415 Jubilaires 4, fPresident 415 Band 1,'Z,45 Vaudeville Show 2,3545 Hi-Y 3,4, fChaplain 415 Merit Scholarship Finalist 4. BARBARA CAROLYN ROBINSON Glee Club 35 jubilaires 45 Tri- Hi:Y 4, Office Practice 45 Jun- ior Red Cross 45 Future Business Traders of America 25 Broad Ripple H.s. 1,2. CONSTANCE RUSSELL G. A.A. 1, 2,3,4, CPresident 41 National Honor Society 3,45 Tri-I-li-Y 3,45 D.A.R. Award 45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 1,35 Jubilaires 25 Office Practice 45 Tumbling Club lg Class Secretary 3. KENNETH LAWRENCE SCHELLIE, IR. Basketball Manager l,2,35 Football Manager 2,3,45 Base- ball Manager 25 Golf 3,45 Hi- Y 45 French Club 1,2.3,45 Homeroom Representative 45 Intramural Basketball 2,3,4. SUZANNE SCHUSTER Cub Reporter 4, fEditor 415 Bears Den 45 F.T. A. lg Booster Club 1,2,3,4gG.A.A.1,2,3,4, Art Club 35 Spanish Club 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Prom Court 35 Essay Award 45 G.A. A. Basket- ball Team 2,3,45 G.A.A. Volleyball Team 1,2,35 Poster Award 1,35 Poetry Award 2,3. 34 MICHAEL I. ROBISON Football 15 Intramural Bas- ketball 3,45 Hi-Y 45 French Club 45 Cub Reporter 45 Bears Den 4. NANCY ANN ROSENBROCK Booster Club l,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,35Tl'l-Hi-Y 3, 45 4-H 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Rekame- moh l,2,3,45 Latin Club 1, 25 Junior Leader 1,2,3,45 Jubilaires 3,4. KATHLEEN SAWYER Glee Club 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, CSecre- tary 315 Booster Club l,4. GLENDA L. .SCHUCK Latin Club 25 Drama Club 2, 35 Drama Float Committee 25 Speech Contest 2. MARY ANN SCHWARTZ Band 1,2,3,4, fReporter 415 Booster Club 45 Jubilaires 3. CARL W. SEET Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, ,Cross Country 2, 3,4, Baseball 1, Track 3, Boys State 3, Nat- ional Honor Society 3, Class Vice-President 3, Band 1,2, 3, Latin Club 2, Hi-Y 4, QPresident4j, Dance Band 2, WILLIAM DAVID SMITH Basketball 1, 2, Track 3,4, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, Cross Country 3, Intramural Basketball 3, Intramural Bowling 4. PAUL ERIC SMITH Hi-Y 1, 3,4, Football 1, 2, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, Bloomington H.S. Bloomington, Indiana. THOMAS SNYDER JOHN ROBERT STERNS Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Intramural Track 1, 2, 3, Howe H.S. Indianapolis 1, 2. 3. BARBARA SUSAN SHELLEY Booster Club 1, 3,4, Art Club 3, Art Award 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Triad Club 3,4, Spanish Club 3,4, Homeroom Repre- sentative 4, Cub Reporter 4, Bears Den 4, Poster Contest Winner 1, 3. JEANNE SMITH Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, qPresi- dent 35, Pittsboro H.S. 3, Boca Ciega H.S. 1. JERRY WAYNE SNAPP Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 3,4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 4. BARBARA ELLA SOWERS Sunshine Society 1, 2, Future Nurses 2, 4-H 1, Westfield H.S. 1, Carmel H.S. 1, Roy Miller H.S. 2, 3. WILL L. STUMP Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Booster Club 1, 2, 3, Boys State 3, Science Club 3, Crawfordsville H.S. Indiana. 35 JACQUELINE SUE SURFACE G.A.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 15 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 35 Tumbling Club 2,3,4. STANLEY T. THOMAS Football l,2,45 Track lg Hi-Y 45 Wrestling 1. CAROLYN SUE VANCIL Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Booster Club 2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Bears Den 45 Cub Reporter 45 Latin Club 35 English Award 25 Essay Award 25 Latin Contest Award 2,3. JOHN A. WADDY Football 15 Band l,2,3g Basket- ball lg Baseball l. JOHN DAVID WALKER Triad Club 45 Band 45 Photog- raphy Club l,2,35 German- American Club l,2,35 Stuttzart American l-l.S. 36 RONALD FREDRICK TAYLOR Track 1,25 Football 25 Track 3,45 Tech H.S. , Indianapolis l,2. THOMAS LEE URBAIN Track 1,25 Band 1,25 Base- ball lg Football 1,25 Latin Club 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 4, fTreasurer 455 Boy's State Alternate 3. STEPHEN G. VAN CLEAVE Tech I-l.S. , Indianapolis 1, 2 NORMA LEE WADDY Junior Red Cross 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Drama Club 35 Glee Club l,3,45 Speech Contest Winner 35 Rekamemok l,2,3,4. PORTIA GAIL WALKER Glee Club 1, 3,45 Jubilaires 25 Band 1,2,3,45 Bears Den 45 Club Reporter 45 Future Nurses of America 4. DAVID ALLEN WALTERS Chemistry, Physics Club 3, Math Club 2,3, Body and Fender Club 2,3, Tech I-I.S.. Indianapolis 1,2,3. DONNA VIRGINIA WEISS Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, 3,4, Tumbling Club 1, Glee Club 1,2, Booster Club 1,2,3, 4, Girls Basketball Team 3,4, Band 1,2, Intramural Base- ball, Basketball and Volley- ball 1, 2. LARRY WOODRUFF Cafeteria Help 3,4, Broad Ripple I-I.S. , Indianapolis 1.2. RONALD FLOYD YOUNGBLOOD Student Advisory Committee 4, Science Club 1,2,3, I-Ii-Y 3, Wrestling 2,3, Football 1,2,3, Bears Den 4, CEditor 45, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Frankfort H.S., Frankfurt, Indiana l,2. GAIL ELAINE ZIMMERMAN G.A.A. 1,2,3, F.T. A. 1,3, 4, fPresident 41, Tri-I-Ii-Y 3,4, fTreasurer 45, Booster Club 1,2,3,4, fD.A.R. Runner Up 41, Glee Club 2,3, QPresi- dent 21, Latin Club 2, Cub Re- porter 4, Bears Den 4, Homeroom Representative 4. DOUGLAS ALLEN WEBB Basketball l,2,3,4, Football 3,4, Track 1,2,3,4,Hi-Y 3,4, Band 1,2, French Club 2,3,4. WENDELL W. WHITMAN Student Government 1, 2, Band 1, 2, Lab Assistant 1, 2, Hi-Y 4, Youth For Christ 3, 4, Shortridge H.S. , Indian- apolis l,2. DIANE LARAINE YEAKLE Glee Club 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Junior Red Cross 4, Boo- ster Club 4. IOINA KAY YOUNT Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, G. A.A. 1, Booster Club 3,4, Cub Re- porter 4, Bears Den 4, Drama Club 1, Vogue Club 2, School Representative, Youth Appreciation Week 4, Sports- manship Council 2, Grosse Ile H. S. , Michigan l,2. 37 ' ,...,.,.. . . ' ' 5- ',' - I I' Q J V' A an C CJ . LJ D k ailing I Ccrxrsd ixf H:v f iQ3r-'mu ?2i,.i3iu,3i i CMA? fi Most Studious The two most studious seniors of 1960, Sarah Glore ond Jerry Bean, seem to be just on bit unhappy with the outstanding grades on their re- cently distributed report cords. 'E-lv' W i SHIT ww y X, Most Llkely to Succeed Pom Jones ond Dove Roberts, voted most likelyto succeedof the present senior closs, work diligently in on office like the one they may hope to someday occupy. Wk 'Jour' My is EX A Q if sst' i ' 1. X if Y rv ,Rb 1 o Q Q M i If fd J , J Most POPUIGI' Batter up could well be The slogan of LC's mosf popular members of the Class of '60, Connie Russell and Dave Kirkman seem To be so swamped by admiring classmates that they must use force To ward Them off. t sit f it Most Displaying their superior knowledge of the understand ing of sports rules are Sue Curry and .lim Hoskins, Lawrence Central 's most athletic seniors. Representing the Junior Class of Lawrence Central on the Student Council this year were: Rick Rudy, Sue Rossell, Ron Duch, Martha Morse, Jim McConnell, and Sharon Manwaring. UNICRS Youth is all the glad season of life, but often only by what it hopes, not by what it attains or what it escaped. -Carlyle With the privilege of becoming upperclassmen, the iunior class was both pleased and alarmed with the many new re- sponsibilities and opportunities granted this year. Each year at LC gives one a louder voice concerning school policy than the year preceding, but the juniors also found this a year in which the school work became stiffer, assignments longer, and satisfactory grades more difficult to attain. But this ambitious group welcomed new challenges. For the first time since coming to Lawrence Central, the class had officers to represent it. Moreover, underclassmen looked up to the juniors because they had joined the ranks of the leaders. Juniors were leaders in clubs and members of all sports teams. They brought honors to the school and their class by serving in practically every phase of school life, and they have reason to well remember this busy but happy year. 42 Mr. Joe Parker Mr. Russell Gladden John Adams Bob Allen Nancy Allen lo Anne Arthur Karen Babcock Frank Banning Patricia Bays Diane Barnett Sally Bennett Bob Bereman Carol Blacketer Barbara Blount Jane Bogard John Bond Patty Bowman Rick Brawner James Bray Bob Bredensteiner Roy Bredensteirner Rebecca Brimer Janet Brown Karen Brown Kathy Bultman Raeanna Burgdorf Lynn Burnakam Pat Burns Gloria Caldwell Judy Campbell Lillian Canter Sharon Caplinger Pat Cassidy Beric Christiansen Bob Clark Jerry Clark Gary Cole Kelly Combs Don Conner Richard Cook Johnny Cooper Wanda Coval Betty Crooke Tom Dabbs Alicia Daugherty Gary Dean Jerry Dudderar Ron Duch Kenny Eaken Sally Edwards I .- J ay, H+, -as .- 1- i 'i fn' me f --tw it J r ' ' ' : ' 7Si'-SW A J it 31+ S Eff Q A :fs - r f , .. 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' To f '.k ' 5- ii 'W I T , S ,, ..- p A S, m V , ' R ., ' Q 1 gf' T Q F S pt Q: ' Q' 'ii' T :N V in m 1 Fw T R ' 4 is T fi S sri S 5 4 A ' S I7 Siarion f n ' fa l, GK Q 8 T, , as Vs i r is W ,f L' 32-T-W 1 A V5 V 1 5. ,K ' ' s' W T W s 'A e 46 Gloria Reid Sandy Reiole Kathy Rice Janet Rigdon Sandra Robards Jeannette Roberts Jeff Roberts Sue Rossell Virginia Rucker Pat Russell Dan Saiter Dan Sawin Lloyd Scales Carol Schmidt Margie Sharpe Steve Shaw Carol Shephard Steve Shnll Darrell Skaggs Ernie Slate Farrell Smith Bill Smith Kramer Smith Sharon Snapp Dick Snell Patty Snyder Linda Sowers Sue Spalding Sammy Stephens Mike Stewart Cheri Stoddard John Stokes Larry Stovall Befta Sturgis Sue Swain Sandra Tarplee Larry Tate Terry Taylor William Taylor Phillip Teal Jackie Theall Rosemary Thomas Dian Thompson Joe Todd Russ Turner Donald Uflman Ronald Upton Sandra VanWinkle Mike Waldron Sue Walker Toni Walker Patricia Watson Gaylord West Connie White Robert Widmer Barbara Wilhite Lois Wilson Iim Wingate Rosemary Winn Larry Whittle Phil Wisehart John Wolsieffer Kay Wray Donna Wright Stanley Wright Dale Wrightsman Bobbie Yates Charles Yeager Jerry Zook Danny Zurcher Gwen Brown Jerry Caldwell John Clark John Dee Ray DeGolyer Karen Frickey Margaret Herr Patty Meaker Bill Nolin Gloria Randall Trudy Smith Michelle Stewart Bob Wheeler Remember ? This, and page sixty-three are to serve as reminders of some of the less spectacular, but nevertheless interesting, happenings of the past school year. Do you remember any of them? 'Eff ' i 5 f x I 4 -sf My 4 4 , 'J . John Barbour being in a cranky mood before the Home- Bill Porear doing some impromptu elieer leading for the benefit of the Boys' Booster Club? voming float parade? Those afternoon pep sessions that were designed A11 ilk' llL'L'IiC pFL1l33l'HIlOl1S ill 311 QIICIHQI IO l1E1V6 Ilia: to Duild up Qllfhugiaglp for an ilupcuding Sports Willlllllg lAlOZlI4f Conqugsff 48 The Home Room Representatives Chosen by the Sophomore class to help govern their affairs are, SEATED: Sharon Marsh, Barbara Stezysyn, Lila Wingate, Martha Coleman, Pam Gamble and Eileen Perna. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Dean, Bill Buskirk, Mike Newkirk, Muriel Hendrick, John Lamson, Steve O'Rear, and Jim Wade. DPHCMQRES Youth sees too tar to see how near it is to seeing further. -Robinson This has certainly been a fun- packed year for every sophomore at Lawrence, and each class member had gained many additions For his scrapbook of remembrances. Becoming sophomores brought even more activities to use up ex- cess energies as well as new re- sponsibilities. But the sophomores tackled their jobs with a stick-to- it attitude. They enjoyed the .Q knowledge that they were a step up 2 R the ladder of high school life and looked forward to the second half of their school career with the feeling that there are even better things to come. By lending their talents to the chorus line, band,' sports teams, and various clubs and activities, the The Student Council Representatives for the Sophomore Sophomore Class has indeed enioyed class this year are Pamela Gamble and Mike Newkirk. a year ot experiences. 49 .,.., I in is IQ 1 f Q ty r i 1 3 fs S I 3 A 0- , - ,rf it 5 ' ct Q 9 .Q ' . . , h -f i., 1 ,F ih' ,i ri at get 1 V H viii - ' f'3ifl'e! '. Q wi , 6 ,,. Q X r if Til, sg K za . rr M21 X ' 13' , ' A i L 3 ffii- 1 X A 1 'i ' E A uf Q' - x 6 w r sc F - is - ?' ,v Y' r 'sr an ., 5? ff V' ' :J ' . 'f . . j at P -wo. A ' 2 k A ' Etr- ,X V 35 ,aaa A K V -1 ir genius Q 50 va, as '5- 2,, fer: ,K P5 .. Q 'x X' x A K W 1 T' r x Sl air' 'r ,UN z 3 f. Q , .5 , F vu ' 1 V, QW vu. A A Q K W as i ran 9 B x K 1- .- ! 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Representing the freshmen this year were: ROW ONE: S. Craig, V. Kehrer, C. Smith, V, Jessup, B. Apple, E. Testalin, M. Prnitt. ROW TWO: L. Walker, T. Cnrry. B. Sinis, J. Hinshaw, J, Myers, J. MeDaniels, and G. Carter. RESHMEN Youth on the prow and pleasure at the helm . --Gray Like all the classes before it, theclassofl963 brought to LCHS in its first year, a burst of youth and vitality. Eager to become a part of the H busy high school life, the freshmen vw , ly., y soon took an active interest in the many activities offered them . They stood out athletically and schol- astically, bringing many honors to the school . Having successfully completed its first year, the class can look for- ward hopefully, but it will never again face high school life with the same awe, anticipation, and be- wilderment. ni Vicki Kerr, Bonnie Apple, and Sally Craig help a tractor pull the frt-slnnen's float into place during the 1959 homecoming parade. 56 WN. 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Mike Orr Richard Osborn Bonnie Pedlow Diane Perna Judy Pike Carol Politz Elaine Pollard Sandy Poteete Da ve Prichard Kathy Price Lynn Pruett Dudley Pugh Sharon Pulliam Paula Ragsdale Martha Richards Sue Rider John Robards Ralph Roberts Rose Rullo Don Rush Pete Schellie Bob Seet Karen Sexton Cynthia Shaw Judy Shapp Janice Shoobridge Jane Skinner Terry S100 Barb Smith Carol Smith Gwen Smith Susan Smith Sharon Steckle Jay Snipes Dinita Sowders Bill Spanger Sparky Stephenson Sandy Stone Jim Strunk Jim Tageson Jo Taylor Sandy Taylor Ann Templeton Liz Testolin Bob Thompson Dan Thornton Bill Tuggle Byron Turner Evelyn Turner Max Vandi-ver Tony Vanderperk Howard Van Sickle Kathy Van Winkle Toni Wagner Lee Walker Tom Wanty Donna Webber Bob Welcher Ron Wells Theresa Wieneke Tommy Williams Mike Wilson John Wennermark Carol Witte Shirley Wood Ronnie Wratten Caleb Wright Dave Young Donna Young Ian Youngblood June Bruckner James Campbell Martha Clark Sara Craig Betty Dossett Doug Estell Tom Griffith Barbara Hatcher Elizabeth Holdridge Diane Lyday Sharon Michael Tom Moore it if We If -.sr 3 r if Mt , usa X Qi ta K ai N it ii H 5 X na . j itrgr 2 EQ 2 3 . 'i R f m 41 a M 4 ' I . K , 41 K L I :Q A- My ' ,P - '11 LW- . - f.. K. jr ia Y. K .ss.s,:wr. ig IW ., its 6 ' 5 in 1 sn r? V - V W S f in H: Siam. ' ' '. I f4 3 rt' 'E2Qsr2,l1?1 V f ' ,s tl fa- - H is fs 1 f Q X S S - G Don Thomas ' -A Randy Thompson f 2 S ' 62 Steve Mc Gill Bill McVay Jerry Perrigin Kathy Quinn Judy Riddle Sharon Stewart Carol Strunk Bill Sims Harry Shropshire Larry Smith Tom Stevens Bill Swain Remember ? e an , eeeeee 1 ,b f ,a.,, . or .l I f ' . S girl? ah, A ' A W by ' if e e' it Hi,ffiiLffsN rt, W -,asm Ar - ,itll 'M' il l 55 r Jlfe My r as - f . A.. X How the Pep Band raised the temperature in the gym before the basketball games? The bubble blowing contest held between Earl Cazares and Martha Coleman during homeroom? The Chess Club that never did get a sponsor? Frantically searching in the library for a book just the Que hundred yards of mass Confusion after the right thickness for a book report? band Contest? 63 UNICR MW uw The youth gets together his material to build a bridge to the moon, or, perchance, a palace, or temple on the earth, and, at length, the middle-aged man concludes to build a woodshed with them. Thoreau Often by-passed or overlooked is the iunior high building wherein 500 7th and 8th graders toil daily. Al- though the younger members of LCHS receive little credit for their efforts, they, too, spenta busy and fruitful year. The junior high band entereda float in the homecom- ing festivities lat Leftl for the first time, and was busy selling candy during the year to help buy new uniforms for its members. Seventh and eighth grade boys were offered sports to use up both excess time and energy, and junior high cheerleaders were kept busy leading yells for their teams . During '59-'60, there was an increase in the amount of 7th and 8th grade names on the honor roll with each new grading period, a fact that attributes their earnest study. And, several LC Jr. I-lighers also served their classes as homeroom representatives. Students from these grades were entered in the vaude- ville show, and were members of the pep club. They expressedthemselves in both music and art. Eight grade pupils had the opportunity of singing in the mixed 8th grade glee club, and students from both classes were giv- enachance to let their creative powers take hold in the art room. ln fact, these young people took an active interest in all the opportunities offered to them and proved to be valuable to the school in the years, T959-60. at .TQ ,ll ROW ONE: Philip McCarty, Linda Thompson, Connie Duncan, Dougles McClean, Judee Schwendermann, Mike- Price, Barry Gangi, John Beaver J-r. , Janic Miller, Crystal Strother. ROW TWO: Lynda Bruce, Eric Estridge, Patsy Brennon, Jo Anna Fritzlen, Richard McGill, Ginger Jones, Susan Rhodes, Mark Persinger, Phillip Nolan, Dick Harrirggton, ROW THREE: Bobby Smith, Danon Openshaw, Judy Wright, Connie Kirkman, Bonnie Harrison Mike Cassi y, Richard Baker, Dennis Mikels, Debbie Fisher, Glenda' Rhoades. ROW FOUR: Barbara Swindle, Carolyn Hoffman, Mike Binslucker, Diana Robison, Gary Robison, Evelyn Mitchell, Michael Thompson, Bob McCown, Larry Hiner, Barry Ritchie, Joanne Miller, Jamie McClelland. .U I , J - , XX lib ' 5 ' is x K ,Q as 4.9 5 :Qt ,l 9 , ' 1, i ...gg-ui ...bl ROW ONE: Jane Korfhage, Jim Bullock, Mike Moran, Kenny Viewegh, Sue Herriott, Donna Allen, Wally Boughton, Bonnie Fields, Gre ory Beemer. ROW TWO: Duane Walker, Jeff McKamey, Bob Seldomridge, Anita Chapman, Geoffrey Stark, Ethel Wagner, Dale Martin, Mimmie Eckman, John Clark, Michael Hackler. ROW THREE- Mary Schwartz Karen Bridge, John Beasley, Paul Hylton, Linda Thomas, Licia Kay Money, Jeff Hann, h Jack McGinnis, Brenda'Powell, Phyllis Scotten. ROW FOUR: Marsha Apple, Carol Custer, Fredda Walker, Jo n Van Winkle. David Blount. Paul Jefferis, Leroy Katz, Judy Thorpe, Jody Meadows, Julie Todd, Peggy Stewart. 66 A' ,.,sg,t-Y. .J A..-sw ., t 1 .ska B Kiwi, F' .. 469 'lf an sw O ROW ONE: Glenn Reese, Nancy Glowner, Steve Ewry, Fred Sommerfeldt, Bruce Smith, Gary Cooper, Diana Jackson, Lana Steczysyn. ROW TWO: John Byrne, Tim Wilson, Prank Ramsey, Madaline Thomas, John Harris, Linda Carrie, Jean Van Briggle, Richard Eaton, Kathy Grace. ROW THREE: Jerry Fleetwood, Danny Thorp, Junnie Crowe, Marry Neville, Leo Wildins, Tom Lorch, Jayne Sears, Virginia Boaz, Allen White, Donald James. ROW FOUR: Jerry Nickel, Kristy Nesvik, Nancy Snell, Carolyn Barr, Allan Wiles, David Kupler, Marcia Allen, Cheryl Dean, John Clayton, Donna Ross. x 'Jin it s in ng 1401 V M S? 1' ','Ut iw ,W ROW ONE: Charles King, Gary Milburn, Gordon Jetty, Martha Jo Darst, David Dutcher, Randy Watson, Connie Isenhower, Donald Lynn Brown. ROW TWO: Pamela Nevitt, Tom Williams, Jim Grines, Dan Oien, Gabriel Viera Jr. , Richard Burgess, Larry Henderson, Jimmy Seymour, Sally Pottorff. ROW THREE: Gruendolyn Hall, Lind: Wallace, Cheryl Hedrick, Janelory Marshall, Dana Perry, Pat Stapelkemper, Janice Miller, Annetta Ottinger, Darlene Caplinger, Yeonne Morgan, Georgia Teely. ROW FOUR: Peggy Preston, Steven Burford, Diane Murray, 'Richard Knight, Robert Johnson, Pam Fleming, Barry Cauzzort, Richard Scarbrough, Larry Moore, Dianna Hurst, Linda, McDaniel. 67 4 S F TE it . 33. ROW ONE: Darts Barker, Cynthia Bentley, Charles Lockhart, Sharon Reavis, Wayne Willenberg, Larry Ross, Julie Reyburn, Steve Teilel. ROW TWO: Phylis Halliburton, Billy Mayhew, Lenny Wisehart, David Schwartz, Rebecca Milay, Ethel Singer, Loretta Hynes, Tommy McCullough, Tom Webb. ROW THREE: Rodney Linhouse, Robert Carter, Stanley Russell, Paul Trucx, Wilma Bass, john Fisherman, Sonny Waldoii, Steve Smith, James Atkins, Patty Denney. ROW FOUR: Sandy Teskey, Irene Deser, Raymond Corbett, Marilyn Edwards, Jim Osborn, Dale Pleak, Dennis Hayman, Bill Stewart, Sandy Waldon. E 4 'if 4 n 'Sl A ROW ONE: Pat Robbins, Carolyn Hobbs, Charles Tuggle, Judy Barnett, Marilee Messersmith, Jeff Bankson, Nancy White, Sherry Hensley. ROW TWO: Robert Parson, Edmond Miller, Karen Miller, Sarah John, Evelyn Koelling, Frank Krack, Kathleen Young, Donald Russell. ROW THREE: Susan Perry, Sue Van Der Meulen, Mike Sight, Steven McOibbins, Terry Allison, jim Essenberg, Kenneth Helms, Richard Wolfington, Margaret Sutton, Kick Moore, Ronnie Dusendschon. ROW FOUR: David Riley, Linda Caplinger, Kay Wills, Terry Smith, Keitz McDonald, Ralph lnman, Billy Einberton, Ruth Nauerth, Nancy Hainscott. 68 ll SL .Af D -QOH' I 4 ROW ONE: Roger Ingram, Sandy Judge, Billy Lenville, Bill Shoobridge, John Addison, Mike Rejko, Cathy Truelsen, Michael Chambers. ROW TWO: Kay Nail, Marilyn Nicodemus, Billy Van Winkle, Billy Douglass, Kristi Barkhimer, Carla Shaw, Gayle Black, Mildred Walker, Brent Landers. ROW THREE: Terry Warnick, Janet Stafford, Terri Brokaw, Janet Myers, Paul Fisher, Bill Matten, Marsha Collins, Linda Harrison, Danny Tygrett, Carole Skaggs. ROW FOUR: Terry Warnick, Katrinia Rosenbaum, Robert Molzan, Roland Vanderperk, Jim Matchet, Armando Alanez, Bill Gillam, Jim Bruce, Rolly Holland, Judy Warren, Charles Graue, Ronnie Self. N - . ,....-pn-uf--vu ROW ONE: Linda Bolander, Audrey Hakner, Philip Aird, Danny Taylor, Larry Benge, Kent Davis, Judy Young, Carol Bowman, Marlow Wrightsman. ROW TWO: Bill Meaker, Mike Redus, Tony Beemer, Rickey Fisher, Trina Zook, Philip Humbles, Sherry Hardin, Sue Ann Carrow, Susan Fulk, Bobby Clark, ROW THREE: Mike Carney, Terry Sims, Raymond Mack, Joe Covalt, Michael Jones, Tom Finney, Martha Miller, Charles Kafoure, Diane Culley, Vicki Crosley, Lunny LeClaire. ROW FOUR: David Ward, Janet Wratten, Lynn Williams, Peggy Ganelt, Jim Shalgren, Rita Apple, Jerry Abell, Kathleen Amos, Barbara Henry, Denny Meeks. 69 ff' 1 ogj . ,Q K ei ,. 'ii 3 ,- 3.42 fQ la af-A .. s o J s s ,- S. sv -M -ea ,, an. - if -za M .- ,, G 2 S qt sl-if hs aB 1, 'ot 1 -at ROW ONE: Toni I-'rick, Patricia Tyborowski, Don Carlton, Alain Boniec, Betty Lou Pagaduan, Kathy Whitham, Tom Weedman, Doreen Atkinson. ROW TWO: Barry Emperly, James Coonrer, Gary Simmons, Richard Hodgson. Gails Finney, Donald Zimmerman, Billy Decker, Jon Cave, Stephen Homes. ROW THREE: Linda Rosenbrock, Miki Newmon, Ginger Knudsen, Sharon Black, Susan Teal, Kathleen Doherty, Patricia Gordon, Janet Surface, Beverly Stephens, Pamela Hagen. ROW FOUR: Mike Beaver, LeeAnn Sproull, Dianne lmel, Judy Pitts, Roger Zody, Kathy Mowrey, Evelyn Eades, Suzie Martz, Ron Beam, Bryant Heliker. 6 -f AW as i ROW ONE: Sain Hobbs, Rex Dugan, Michael Curtis, Gerald DeWester, Edward Teel, Janet Golf, Gary Hall, Wendy Anshutz. ROW TWO: Phyllis Cobb, Garry Ledbetter, Kristen Barkhimer, Rita Bragdon, Connie Erdmann, Steven Ralph Klepfer, Gregory All Holder, Sandra Pearson, Jimmy Lentz. ROW THREE: Brenda Grimme, Sharon O'Riar, Gary Reid, Bob Groves, Kiane Morris, Lisa Brubreak, Bill Boyd, Nicki Nickell, Rita Kimberlin, Jackie Beavans. ROW FOUR: Da vid Bridges, Pamela Massingale, Janis Hohreiter, Georgianna Mullen, Donna Hayman, Dennis Apple, Danny Daniel, Steve Lamar. 70 f-wmv Ml? 1 1 - -'H .-an ...Wg ., '35 , . it , Us 3 qi Wi 5 1 5 S ga -- ROW ONE: Tom Temple, Sandy Uransky, Andrea Jean Snyder, Bob Foster, Sam Manning, Denton Hall, George Negley, Rolyn Lay, Cinda Brownewelf. ROW TWO: Ray McCloud, Steve Eikenberry, Ted Rossell, Bob Jones, Diane Gordon, Larry Guinn, Ralph Rarrdall, Cynthia Lind., Karen Means, Ricky Pruett. ROW THREE: Michael Huff, Rita Rucker, Carol Gaylord, Kerry. Coleman, Jo Kaga, Tommy Heck, Scott Stone, Gary Allison, Gerald McConnell, Russell Shelton, Susie Allman. ROW FOUR: Janice Lewellyng, Joyce Brown, Valerie Mason, Susan Stephens, Dennis Lowry, Gregory Whetsel, Kathy McChain, Charles Franck, Larry Anthony, Tim Mitten- ZWGI. if--f , r' ROW ONE: Patty Fraizer, William Jones, Rickey Hauser, Susan Crick, Bill Quick, Chris Shank, John Skeath, Pamela Runyoan, Karen Lange. ROW TWO: Cora Dudderar, Nolan Allen, Steven L. Klepfer, Nick Hutson, Steve Kobe, Frank Nieola, Bobby Nangle, Larry Kern, Johnny Stephenson, Bill Obringer. ROW THREE: Ricky Nelson, Michael Acord, Meladie McQueen, Judy Harper, Patty Hurst, Jewell Nally, Kathie Stewart, Craig Noman, Lymn Messersmith, Beverly Apple, Clair Freeman. ROW FOUR: Tom Weaver, Guy Waddy, Karen Lakin, Linda Graft, Jeff Wilson, Alice Wampler, Paul Hoagland, Linda Nichols, Richard Ersting, Jeff Marshall, Mike Holdridge. 71 I E . a ,. ,E , 13 A ca fs ALT Qaislf 2 'Z M- ff' Us . It W ff. , 4. f so s rillxlmxg - hx wigfrej f irq i 4' J is I' J ' 3' L W- r CBS. X ,.,.,-1-4'- ROW ONE: Kenneth Herriott, Sandra Knipe, Priscilla Wert, Sherrill Leverton, Barbara Corbett, Phillip Kelleher Jim Clark Carol Jones Dann Johl RO , , , y ison. W TWO: Terry Hammond, Bob Bennett, Jerry Wood, Kathleen Rhoades, Sandra Webber, Doris McClelland, Susan Deahl, Judy Thompson, Janet Mitchell, Paul Faernure, Pat Leslie. ROW THREE: Jim Kleinhelty, Janice Morton, Susie Snyder, Thomas Brinkman, Harold Plumer, Benny Combs, Stan Cumbarelis, James Johnson, Nancy Hughes, Larry Moran, Cheryl Mclntosh. ROW FOUR: Debora Zink, Virginia Clevenger, Robert Rettig, Donald Snapp, Tom Walker, Norman Ottinger, Donald Fleener. Mikel Maz, Georgia Wright, Sheryl Shannon, Jim Thomas. , M at .ut ,. ar W- Q 4' t W' 5 1 5 I :Aggie gums' -5 . A M 'M' - Zllxf----S-T' rw' . B-9 ,,,, 1 ,,,,.,..... S N c:,,,,,,,,, fi' 'M 'ir V 2 QY: an J 3 ' ' ' QQ K 7V V F-M a,,r Y -. 'Mp W,....l soil , , , , ROW ONE: Dick Howard, Greg Burk, Norman Linville, Curtis Neville, Stanley Wisehart, Judy Raab, Doreen Schiralli, Leroy Whettington. ROW TWO: Marcia Cook, Frances Frew, Joanna Cox, Martha Cook, Lois Slate, Juanita Bondi, Sandra Mount, Sandy Rompson, Paula Hornback. ROW THREE: Pete Felix, Judy Gatti, Michael Nolin, Al Smith, Steven Fulk, Steven Sink, Terry Haught, Buddy Sowers, Bill Esles, Judy Sharpe, Dolares Maxwell, Robert Montgomery. ROW FOUR: Dana Chwich, Ginger Tygrett, Jim Carter, Bobby Cage, Steve Owins, Jon Custer, Palmer Millikan, Carolinda Crosley, Chuck Coffman, Joe Miller, Marilynn Jones, Barbara June Hastings. 72 J' 1-SI'- ROW ON , , , o s, arol n Marrs, Gregory Cyrus, John Babrick. ROW TWO: Violet Capps, Teddy Blackburn, Sharon Bibb, Carol y Lewis, Brenda Lyon, Patty Champion, Rosie Goover, Wanda Sparrow, Howard Peters, Kennedy Smith. ROW THREE: Sandra Sering, Mike Edwards, Jackie Combs, Wayne Loveall, Carl Lael, Gene Helsel, Bob Buskork, David Kell, Mike Nickel, Bob Harrington, Gary Estes. ROW FOUR: Susan Powers, Donna Weaver, Judd Green, Larry Church, Arthur McClure, Don How, Garry Perkins, Ronald Staytan, Charles Hutchings, Marcia Johnston, Judy Glassbrenner, Kay Russell. E: James Johnson, Bob Ellis, Jackie Clarke Carol Gardner Sandra Powell Barbara H bb C nv' A 435 ' 4.,i so W 34313 109 if -rf, as 'IS 04.145 , rf , f 3 'ii'-igrfffa :nl ' ROW ONE: Allen Hefley, Clarita Moore, Gary Lawson I, Larry Davison, Cheryl Cunningham, Nanc' Southers, Gary Albertson, Joanne Graham, Gary Perdue. ROW TWO: Janet Hardenbrook, Paul Hoodrich, Tomykleath, Linda Pruitt, Larry Gilpin, Stanley Wayne Patterson, Linda Butler, Taunya Marcy, Doretta Toops, Kaun Clark. ROW THREE: Jerry King, LaDonna Ridgway, Ronald Judd, Gary Law, Pat Allen, Gary Woodruff, James Dailey, Sherry Brooks, Connie Johnson, Ellen Jongewaard, Nancy Williams. ROW FOUR: Bruce Cats, Allen Williams, Phyllis Vaughn, Sharon Goodlick, Tome Spangle, Brian Cole, Jeanne Snell, Kenneth Slate, Frank Partz, David Huze, David Smith. 73 mesa- E' 5 u.l',, Egg, pa 0 S fav, 7 ROW ONE: Donna Burdge, David Jackson, Judy Straight, Bob Tischer, Bob Geder, Frank Garden, Frances Nixon, Susan DePay. ROW TWO: Holly Wood, Sharon Huber, Gail Coughlin, Sharon Russell, Lynn Steward Kathy Temple, Carol Lombard, Fay Loveall, Steve Knapp. ROW THREE: Donna Harp, Peggy Nugent, Judy McDowell, William Lesburg, Linda Migimmis, Masy Jane Emery, Scott Harrison, Brenda Cox, Mahala Powell, Marianne Hansen. ROW FIVE: Cathy Mouirt, Donald Friske, 'Kathy Lassiter, Tom Williams, Robert Morecock, Joe Shappard, David Straight, John Parker, James Avrett, Debra Hudson, Ronnie Melbourne. Q, F71 'Y an 4' Ni Q ROW ONE: Terry Dean, Pattie Mowry, John McGregor, Beth Chandler, Mike Chandler, Jimmy Taylor, Marcia Hamner, Leffel Kirkman. ROW TWO: Sandra Adamiak, Miebele Potis, Vernon Overturf, Linda Mosher, Margaret Ulrey, Carol Campbell, Craig Morford, Johnny Yount, Judy Ross. ROW THREE: Pat McCarthy, Steven Ingram, Phil Andr, Dick Johnson, Linda Wilson, Sharon Hopper, Gordon Harper, Bill Schmidt, Susan Gallagher, Laura Batty. ROW FOUR: Joyce Beavans, Angie Vail, Carol Gillman, Dan McGuire, Jerry Nieten, Eddie Shipley, Chris Palmer, .Kathy Suvvatt, Jan Hecbreth, Vicki Galbreth. 74 ea, r ' ROW ONE: Steve Taylor, Bruce Williams, Gretchen Gombert, Forest Humbles, Larry Duhamell, Walter Simmons, Bill Franklin, Susan Dugan, Carol Deal. ROW TWO: Oren Oldaker, Claudia Mathews, Sandra Gregorey, Shirley Hobbs, Billie Pace, Herbert Lanteigne, Brenda Dailey, Kay Emery, Nancy Clark, Shirley Startzman. ROW THREE: Ronny Yoes, Janie Roberts, Connie Skaggs, Karolyn Seckinger, Jeanne Miller, Joe McMahan, Larry Peirce, Pat Pomeroy, Jennifer Todd, Sharon Kay, Dalene Thonipson. ROW FOUR: Gregg Spellman, Ronald Troyer, Diana Brown, Hubert Hill, Douglas Preitz, Charles Boles, Kenny Kehrer, Bill Akin, Oris Childers, Robert Peddie, John Zimmerman, Laura Arbuckle. :gel nun- MI' c :Hr . ,,,,.....,.....--u-avi! nur' ....,..,.,.,aq-Jr ROW ONE: Morris Gump, John Pollock, Ronald Lawhead, Dave Shull, John Juvinall, Bob Hammond, John Roti, Jom Lloyd. ROW TWO: Bill Ahhou, Kent Brown, Donna Gaylalas, Marcia Garrison, Michael West, Jane Walker, Judy Kelsch, Jim Mauzey, Bill Knannlein. ROW THREE: Mike Nichols, Arthur Staddon, Darlene Coluim, Jacque Cain, Suzanne Morain, Linda Merrill, Becky Harper, Bryan Besnsten, Bob Stewart,fJames Trttipo, Kann Thomas. ROW FOUR: Diane Van Meter, Karen Sprinkle, Harry Miedema, Mark Axlerod, Kathy Moaneyham, Dennis Clark, David Wilson, Pete Johnson, Bob Burns, Jim Barbour. 75 hi Hi Exchanging conversation during one of the long five minute breaks between classes are: Vicki Jessup, Craig Fulmer, Sarah Glore, Sandy Elliot, and Dave Kirkman. LASSES Nuo-' Knowledge is proud that he has learned so much, Wisdom is humble thatghe knows no more. -Cowper Of course, the main purpose of LCHS is to educate the students enrolled as thoroughly as possible and to prepare them tor the world awaiting. The school 's curriculum includes a variety of subiects. Through these many phases of school sources, LC attempts to develop the many individual aptitudes ofthe pupils, ancl to seek out and nourish hidden talents in science, math, foreign language, cooking, shop, or agriculture. Basic artistic and personality traits are all considered at Lawrence in order to properly prepare Centralites for the world. 76 1 'l Boys' Gym The boys seem to have let things pile up in this physical education class. Not to be out- done by the girls' new gym, the boys took over the original one in 1959-60, even though some sports teams still held practice sessions there. Girls' Gym These LCHS girls seem to be learning the ropes as they participate in one of the schools numerous physical education classes Girls' phys. ed. classes were all held in the spac- ious new girls' gymnasium for the first time this year A required course for both boys and girls before graduation, this class helps to build healthy bodies while the rest of the school builds healthy minds. Some of LC 's journal- ists take advantage of class time to discuss news articles and proofread copy while trying to meet a Cub Reporter dead- line. The purpose of the journalism class is to give its students exper- ience in writing news stories and in pub- lishing. 11:1 ,7Q:,slfl 5,4 at sf, I m H 5. as at is btah-lm X-'ff Mr. Keutzer seems worried as he -frowns at his watch. Perhaps he is wondering if the school pa per will arrive from tht printer on time. 78 .,.,.-ow Journalism During the Indiana High School Press Association Convention held at Franklin College, journalism students and teachers Lester Craig and William Keutzer pause for a moment before they continue with a busy schedule. Sue Schuster, editor ofthe BEARS' DEN, identifies pictures for said publication during a temporary lull in class procedure. Cub Reporter and BEAR'S DEN advisor for 1959-60 was Mr. William D. Keutzer. FRENCH Miss Lois Guertin seems to be pleased with the pupils of her French class. Students in first year French concentrate on the pronunciation, the practical use of, and the language itself. LATIN Who said Latin is a dead language? Mrs Hurt and her Latin pupils certainly do not seem to think so. Starting out in Latin, pupils are naturally taught the basis of the language vocabulary and grammar. They also study phases of the Roman way of life and its influence 'on modern culture and civilization. ffl yy X x ,s 4514.9 ,HM toss? ' iii-K 6 ?' X rim- xx. Dromofics Members of the drama class are busily engaged in applying inalie-up on fellow classmates. The purpose of drziuiatics is to give training in poise, platform and stage techniques, and voice to students who en- joy acting and dramatic reading. World Hisfory Visible in the background of this world history class is a uiap of the world, the history of which is taught to LC students by Mr. Russell Gladden. Through Mr. Glgidden Centralites taking this elective course are given a view of the ancient peoples and the contributions they made to modern civilizaf tions. Social Problems LC seniors learn to analyze the problems of society, under the guidance of Mr. Ben Sprinkle, social problems teacher. This class is required before graduation. Physics Such subjects as math and mechanics, force and motion power, energy, and work are all involved in the science of physics. Mr. Ernest Harris, instructor of the industrious class shown here has taught them a great deal about work. Chemistry Chemistry students shown at the right seem to be in the middle of some important scientific fact. Understanding the environment, the method of science, and the application of chemistry to the life activities of the average citizen are important aims-of this course. Zoology Mr. Aubrey Hinds, Zoology teacher, explains the different parts of a crayfish to two of his interested zoo students. In this class attention is directed to classification, disease, and to experimental work in general biological fields such as behavior, nutrition, and evolution. Home Economics Typing Shown here are industrious beginning typing students. In first year typing, skill building is 'stressed along with some application of personal use and an introduction to business. Home Economics students receive some extra instruct- ion front their teacher, Miss Schulnnacher. In this class girls learn good grooming, how to distinquish quality fabrics and weaves, how to select clothes, and of course, how to make their own clothes. ' we- 'ivy uv k K l 3 l t. 6 lx, Shop This student in general shop is busily planing a piece of wood before he continues with his project. Boys are taught the proper use of tools, methods of assembly and information concerning thier materials. Projects are also required involving the fundamental processes of each division. 'Sw General Math Open books seem to indicate that these general math students are busily applying themselves to their work. Taught by Mr. Oran Weaver, this sub- ject's aims are to see that the student understands and is interested by math. It also sees that the material studied is socially useful. Q., College Math Mrs. Margaret Rush, LC math teacher, holds the college math class' attention as she explains a difficult problem to them. This course, designed for prospective college students, must be preceeded by algebra Qregular and advancedy and geometry, and includes an introduction to higher mathematics such as analytics and calculus. Geometry An LC geometry class, hard at work, is pictured at the left, along with its instructor, Mr. Smysor Bruce. This class teaches its students to reason logically and introduces them to formal proof as a means of solving problems. fi, .P-Ms-sf 7, at ' , wi ,, ttf 155: 5: Wsvrgggigl ,fuss is: 1'-ww Q, , .,,..,,. , .. ,,,L,, . kV,1 V, ., r ,lsrslsl I r s v .JQ . ..', . 'e t , - . K ., '.- '1 7 - -- gk V,,.k,k1,i,t:, A ,,,, :lj V t U ',,i r.i, n l ' 5-in , s , 9 ... I- 4 my m - l - '-ti in rr Q' V 4 . .. .. 5 . , ,T ,F ,M ' 1 L P-A 'E - 'fi is f' - f e ' t. att.. 5 , -3 vm A r Y is 9' fi' szgts gs - .tf , , .' , r - , k . ' -I ' 915' 1 ' Ei ' S ' x K - 1 fr H fi ggtfli ,V ju - - 5 s ' s 1, f r 5.237 .,.. ' 1 ? ssr l ,Q ,X , . ,'.t sg, :. --'f ' t it - t -tt -,f-ff-f at ..,, we 'riffs- ECREATICJNAL I Football II Track III Basketball IV Cross Country V Wrestling VI Junior Hugh VII Intramural 1' A A ', f is if A W S- .1 ! t Ax S . 1417, tr 33A72 ' ' R 'WA If FRONT ROW: B. McDonald, R. Rudy, H. Startzntan, B. Homsher, D. Ellis, I. Hoskins, J. McConnell, R. Duch, T, Rilllllill, J. Lamson, and L, Jones. ROW TWO: B. Poteat, S. Rush, D. Apple, G, Tetcr, M. Newkirk, L. Mt-Cloud, S. Shaw, D, Roberts, B. Lorch, D. Suiter, R. Elmore. ROW THREE: Coach S. Chandler, J. Hinds, G. A1exanm.ler, B. Henrsley, J, Wade, D. Webb, M, Stewart, S. Thomas, B, Jones, J. Snapp, I. Justus, L. Stovall, Coaches D. Bell and J. Munka. GRADUATING SENIORS In Q LC will be missing thirteen team mem- ,VJ bers from the Lawrence Central football T team during the 1960 pigskin season due to this year's graduation . lint Hoskins 1 jerry Snapp Brad McDonald Bob Hotnsher Don Ellis Doug Danneman Paul Smith 13111 Poieat Dave Roberts Dennis Apple Dong Webb Stanley Thomas Dennis Halliburton 86 BALL For the second Consecutive year, the mighty Bears Won the Capital District Conference and reigned as Class B County champs. There were several outstanding players on the team this year, four of which were chosen for CDCT, but LC played as a unit rather than as individuals, romping easily over opposing above individual glory was the main reason for the many wins. LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LCHS LC gridmen, Bill Poteat and Doug Webb, prepare to halt a charging Speedway Sparkplug during a typically exciting Lawrence game. Co-Captains, Jerry Snapp and Jim Hoskins are represent atives who displayed the team'spirit which led the Bears to their second Class 'B County Championship. BELOW LC halfback, Don Ellis, splits the line for good yardage as Doug Webb and Jim Hoskins handle the blocking V U chores. ln the background are Larry Stovall, Mike C1355 'B trophy Stewart and Mike Newkirk. foes. This effort for the team and the school FOOTBALL RECORD O Noblesville 34 26 Wke 0 20 Greenfield O 6 North Central 34 l9 Speedway 6 33 Beech Grove 7 20 Carmel O 6 Warren Central 39 l2 FrankHn 6 87 ,lint lloskins, Lawrence lialf-hack, prepares to intercept a forward pass during the Lawruiice- Speedway gilllld. An nnidentified Speedway player tries to down Lawroncc nian Don Ellis. . 4, ' --- ' - 4 ' i5i' L - ' - ,,.........:...f allaallallaal 5-5 pq Agp, lfreslnnczu griddinen for the '59 football season are, ROW ONE: B. Bennett, S. lnicl, M. Bnrns, T. Cnrry, E. liludsoo, D. Ncvitt, M. Orr, R. llanseoni, B. Cain, ROW TWO: J. Hinshaw, D. Montgoinery, J. lv1cDavid, G. Carter, T, lliner, D. Young, ll. Sinis, M. Jester, R. Alexander. ROW THREE: D. Rash, D. Thomas, D. Bradley, T. Vanderpcrk, J. Myers, W. Arnstorng, D. Thornton, P. Schellie, Coach Dwaine Bell. ROW FOUR: T. Nit-odcrnns, D. Mosher, M. King, G. Judd, B. lvlcVay, D. Pugh, J. Finchnin, and C. Moore. 88 it S. Stevenson, C. Seet, W. Paradise, and J. Bass. TRACK Each spring boys all over Indiana begin working out in their re- spective track events. The '59 LCHStrack team added new honors to the Lawrence Central sports record . Track is one sport that uniquely combines individual accomplish- ments with team work . Each student on the track team has one or two specialities in which he excells . Every event requires training, physical development, and mental concentration . The membersotthe '59 LCHS track team were outstanding in their fulfillments of all the requirements for good athletes and fine teammates. Coa ch Smysor Bruce 89 The tireless track team men of the 1959 season included, FIRST ROW: D. Danneman K. Harrison, J, McConnell, J. Hoskins, D. Mitchell, D. Zurcher, R. Taylor, D. Hanna, B. Bredensteiner. SECOND ROW: A. Mendel, Dan Sawin, F. Smith, F. Banning, D. Kinser, D. Smith, F. Covalt, B. Jones, J. Barbour, R. Beechler, and G, Cole, THIRD ROW: B. Clark, W. Barbour, Coach Steckel, D. lmel, Coach Bell S. Hamilton, Coach Bruce, I. Snapp, J. Snyder, D. Webb, C. Fowler, D. Sharpe i . 4 . S 'pq ,X A Q' ' Z 'I Marion County Cha m pionshi p Tro phy Senior Doug Webb seems to be waving good- by to the basketball as it heads towards the LC net. Webb, forward on the Bears' basketball team, received a great honor this year when he was awarded a position on the All-Tourney BB team. This is really quite an achievement, for ten boys throughout the entire county received this honor. Asa resultofhis fine record for sportsmanship and his ability, Doug was named to the All-Stars. He has been named scorer for the Bears all season . He has been a member of the varsity basketball team for four seasons, ever since he was a fresh- man . 90 Coa ch Earl S tec kel lads., ' BALI. ll Doug Webb, Lawrence's high point mah, leaps up with the ball to attempt another two points for the Bears. l Even Though The score of The score- board was not The winning one in mosT of The games, The Lawrence Bears cerTainly would have won all of Their games if good sportsmanship, Team play, and hard work counted in The final decision . Lawrence was proud of all The Team members, buT iT was especially proud of Doug Webb who was chosen To The All Counfy Tourney Team . x A Reserve basketball team record of eleven wins with only ten losses gave the LC student body great hopes for next ycar's varsity team. Many members of the reserves will advance to the varsity squad next season to replace graduating seniors. THEY ARE, FIRST ROW: R. Turner, P. Teal, B. Lorch, J. Wade, R. Bland, M. Stewart. ROW TWO: J. Eusey, B. Powell, J. Swedlon, G. Cole, P. Nickel. ROW THREE: Coach Dwaine Bell, G. Teter, M. Newkirk, and M. Brown. Up and coming in the sports world this year was the freshman basketball team. These future Bears of Lawrence Central are, ROW ONE: M. King, D. Pugh, R. Higgins, M. Cooper, I. Johnson, M. Rose, J. McDaniels, B. Sims. ROW TWO: Coach John Manka, T. Vanderperk, T. Hiner, H. Schropshire, D. Channess. J. Henshaw, D. Young, M. King, and T. Curry. 92 CONSTlTUTlNG THE 1959 BASEBALL TEAM WERE, ROW ONE: T. Ramon, W. Bryant, S Huff, D. Ellis, G. Tctcr, R. Rudy. ROW TWO: S. Newkirk, D. Bough, T. Ewery, D. Eisenbrown, L. McCloud. ROW THREE: K. Larson, L. Kirkman, D. Apple, R Turner, lvl Stewart, A. Jones, D. Huff, D. Nichols, R. Richie, and Coach john Manka. Baseball, the national pastime, was not overlooked at Lawrence Central during the rush of spring sports. The Bears had some trouble coming out of Hibernation during the first few games of the 1959 season, but shortly the team began bearing down on the opposing forces. The Bears' team had eight returning lettermen to aid Coach John Manka in rebuilding it. Shown below is the record chalked up by these Bears. . 5 rw, Baseball Record l9 LCHS Deaf School 24 y LCHS 24 Beech Grove 52 LCHS 29 Warren 44 LCHS 2l Carmel 26 LCHS 33 Howe 45 LCHS 46 Cathedral 40 LCHS 4l Broad Ripple 42 LCHS 38 Pike 42 LCHS 37 Deacfur 22 LCHS 48 Greenfield 37 LCHS 40 Franklin Twp. 50 LCHS 42 Eastwood 5l Fore became a familiar and important word around LC Swinging the woods and irons on the golf course for during the 1959 golf season. Mr. Reno Newburg took on the LC during the '59 golf season were: KNEELING: lilii Hind Job o coaching the LC golf team and led it to many victories Bild S- Huber- STANDING: FIRST ROW: K. Schellic. B. in this sport which is growing both in size and popularity in Smith, D. Conner, and Coach Reno Newburg. SECOND Maron County. ROW: D. Dallmeyer, P. Teal, B. Pomeroy, F. Parrott, and R. DeGolyer. 93 J The hard-working C.C. team members shown above are: ROW ONE: Dan Sawin, Jerry McHenry, Eddie Burton, Kelly Combs, Roger Beechler, Lloyd Scales, Bob Seet. ROW TWOg Coach Parker, Fred Parrott, Bob Jones, Fred Covalt, Dave Kinser, Carl Seet, and Captain Don Mitchell. COACH: Mr. Joe Parker CRCSS CCUNTRY A fast growing and fast moving sport at LCHS this year was cross country. This Fine sports team added several trophies and ribbons to the already growing collection in the trophy room. Besides showing a score any team could be proud of in the many meets in which they participated, these mighty Bears also made quite a name for themselves as they swept four of the first tive places to win this year's Capital District Cross Country Meet. Under the able direction of Coach Joe Parker, the Lawrence Central cross country team proved one thing --- they can run faster than any other team in the county. Don Mitchell 94 Don Mitchell, captain ofthe C. C. team, ran away with first place in the Indianapolis Sectional Cross Country Meet and brought more honors to LCHS by placing 20th in the State Meet. is Coach Scott Chandler The Varsity wrestling team at LCHS this year consisted of: KNEELING: Dick Darst, Steve Kelso, Dick Ramon, Bob Widmer, Bill Stump, Don Bllis. STANDING: Jerry Snapp, Steve Rush, Steve Shaw, Gary Leslie, Richard Bibbs, Tony Lutz, and Coach Scott Chandler. WRESTLING Of the many sports offered at Lawrence Central, wrestling is one the most individual. This sport not only offers team competition, but also give its members a chance to pit their strength against others of their age and weig t. This year the LC rapplers suffered a slight weiggt handicap, but this didn't hinder them as they walked away with the Capital District Conference Title. The Lawrence wrestlers did a splendid job, winning a large per- centage of all their meets. Three members of the team also worked their way to the regionals, with Don Ellis placing t ird in the state finals. of Shown above is the reserve wrestling team, KNEELING: B. Hummel, C. Moore D. Fulmer, R. Haliburton, B. Harrison, M. Nickerson. STANDING: Coach Scott Chandler, L. McCloud, J. Lamson, L. Jones, S. Stevens, D. Nevitt, and H. Startzman. 95 Upholding the honor of the 7th and Sth graders on the gridiron in 1959-60 was the junior high football team. THEY WERE: I, Avritt, C, Hutchings, P, Mulligan, P. Felix, J, Zimmerman, V, Overturf, C. Boles, Coach Thomas Barnes. ROW TWO: G. Harper, D. Shull, T, Williams, M. Chandler, C. Morfert, B. Bennett, I. Custer, D. Straight, ROW THREE: M. Nichols, T, Hall, G. Parkinson, S, Owens, D, Johnson, J, Miller, S, Cumberallis, ll, Plumluy, andl, Noiton. JUNICR HI EIGHTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: L. SEVENTH GRADE CHEERLEADERS: Mcsscrsmith, C. Custer, I. VanBrigglo, and I. Wade. K. Clark, L. Stewart, B, Dailey, and M, Emery. 96 Seventeen boys participated in 8th grade basketball during the '60 season, and the squad sported many promising future Bears. Members of the team were as follows, ROW ONE: L. Kirkman, C. HLlICh1llS E Shipley C Boles C, Palmer, J. Combs, M. Chandler, L. Davidson, ROW TWO: Coach Paul Hutson, G Harper M West J Yount, T. Williams, G. Perkinson, J. Neaton, D. Straight, J. Custer, D. McGuire and Coach Claud Hayes Shown here is the 7th grade basketball team, which showed great potential during the hoop season, Coaches Paul Hutson and Claud Hayes led the boys to victory after victory. TEAM MEMBERS INCLUDED, ROW ONE: T. Weaver, L. Hiner, M. Beaver, R. Inman, G. Reed, B, Boyd, D. McGuire, ROW TWO: Coach Hutson, S. Ewry, I. Cave, P. Jeffers, B. Zody, F. Ernstein, R. Shelton, S. Smith, and Coach Hayes. GH SPCRTS la? Bowling Bowling too, was available lor boys of grades ll, ln, 11, and 12. Members of the winning howling team were, ROW ONE: W, Bondi, IS. Cooper, S. llrewer. ROW TWO: J. Callicottc, and M. Brown. Intramurals Basketball In addition to the many athletic teams at Lawrence Central, intramural basketball also offered an outlet of energy for many active senior high boys. Eight teams played in intramural roundball this year, with 'Jones' Boys coming out on top. ROW ONE: B. Allan, captain, A. Jones, S. Shaw, T. Ramon. ROW TWO: D. Prichard, S. Brewer, and M. Moore were the members of this winning team, 98 G.A.A. Representing both Lawrence Central and its Girls Athletic Association this year in girls sports were these two teams. Both the basketball and volley- ball teams had ex- tremely good seasons, and their good sports- manship and ability typified that ot other members ofthe GAA organization . Basketball ROW ONE: G. Jones, S. Curry, B. Carson, V. Callaway, P. Ford, J. Murphy D. Weiss. ROW TWO: H. Hilty, L. Grace, Miss June Van Wagner, Coach, K. Knipe, E. Perna S. Hendrick. Volleyball Row ONE: B. Carson, s. Musgrave, v. canaway, s. Curry, K. Kmpe, D. Bragdon. ROW TWO: S. Murphy, L. Grace, S. Shelley, S. Preim. J. Lambert, E. Perna. ROW THREE: I. Murphy, P. Ford, D. Weiss, Miss Van Wagner, Coach, N. Lassiter, B. Melbourne. V 6 'v S 74 a n - . x 6.0 ins: 6 E, -'59 HL yx qmbn vxwg? Q WN U A RGANIZATI NAL III C JUl'li0l' High Bdhd DrREcToR:Mr. Don Fountain. CLARINET: R. Hauser, P. Hurst, J. Stephenson, L. K. Stewart, P. Runyan, A. Wampler, S. Crick, M. Holdridge, B. Quick, K. Means, D. Calvin, B. Knannlien, Lalcs. FLUTE: S. Startzman, K. Lakin, J. Harper, L. Merrill, J. Kelsch, K. Mooneyhan, J. Cain. FRENCH HORN: DRUM: B. Abbott, M. Nichols, F. Nicola, G. Waddy. SAXOPHONE: C. Boles, J. Skeath, T. Weaver, J. Juvinal, TRUMPET: R. Randel, R. Nelson, C. Norman, M. Axelrod, B. Stewart, A. Stodden, K. Brown, D. Wilson, T. Lloyd, J. Trittipo, J. Barbour, C. Freeman. TROMBONE: J. Pollock, D. Clark, N. Allen, L. Hoagland, B. Nangle. OBOE: Mauzey. High School Bond DIRECTOR: Mr. Ed Holeman. CLARINET: C. Fulmer, L. Houglar B. McConne1l,l. Allisbangh, R. Hammond, S. Payton, R. Nelsc FLUTE':P. Irwin, D. Miedema, S. McCullough, P. Gamble. FRENC D. Fulmer, J. Lambert, R. Brawner, I. Herriott, Dave Roberts, F. Parrott, N. Boyd, J. Wolsieffer, J. Hoskins, S. Hamer, S. Stephel L, Smith. BARITONE HORN: H. Startzman, G. Wood Zirkle, D. Jefferis, L. Walker. DRUM: R. Thompson, E. Means, Mclntosh. BASS HORN: B. Powell, J. Zook, J. Hinds. 102 v . Frazier, L. Messersmith, L. Nichols, Parrison, B. Harper, D. VanMeter, D. ossell, J. Walker, M. West, R. Lawhead. ernstein, B. Hammond, H. Miedema. urris, M. Gump. BASS HORN: D. Shull, florain. BARLTONE: S. Kobe, J. Roti, I. . Moit, D. Bailie, A. Harper, S. Mathews, . Roberts, S. Stephenson, P. Magil, P. Walker, 1ORN: S. Shuli, S, Spalding, I. Walker. SAXOPHONE: Jegley, A. Schwartz. TRUMPETS: D. Halper, .. Waddy, G. Kelsch, S. Hay, W. Hampton, LI. Emery, M. Richards, J. Montgomery, M. Dawson, J. Barbour, D. Hollingsworth, C. BANDS The Barons The LCHS Dance Band this year, under the direction of Mr. Ed Hoieman, consisted of: ROW ONE: D. Fuimer, D. Baiiie, C Fulmer, R. Brawner, J. Herriott. ROW TWO: M. Zurcie, D. Jeffries, I Montgomery, John Barbour. ROW THREE: E. Parrott, D. Haiper, N. Boyd I. Hoskins, B. Powell, and G. Wood. 103 -J X . V y,', n 'x 1 ll gf 1 Members of the LC Madrigals pose together for the yearbook camera. ROW ONE: K. Andrew, P. Jones, I. Osborn, B. Allen, S. Spalding, I. Moit, S. Wildridge, S. Curry, L. Pierce. ROW TWO: J. Bean, B. Berenian, G. Johnson, E. Burton, T. Hutson, R. lflutson, D. Snell. Composing the Gir1's Sextet for 1959-60 were: Carol Klepher, accompanist, Donna Wright, Paula Breeding, Becky Hammond, Sally Gray, Kathy Orr, and Randy Biddix. 104 Shown above is the Jubilaires group with its members dressed in their traditional robes. ROW ONE: Mr. Amend, Director, B. Allen, C. Mauzey, C. Harp, S. Mathew, S. Shull, E. Burton, C. Smith, S. Payton, S. Wilderidge, D. Tyler, A. Peel, S. Hickman. ROW TWO: D. Godd- ard, J. Moit, R. Thomas, R. Biddix, T. Hutson, G. Johnson, D. Roberts, R. Hutson, S. Mclntosh, P. Jones, S. Walker, C. Swan, B. Robinson, J. Rigdon. ROW THREE: J. Osborn, S. Spalding, D. Preston, B. Henry, P. Breeding, B. Hammond, J. Mason, H. Legg, F. Forth, H. Legg, B. Bereman, T. McCullough, K. Orr, J. Leslie, D. Wright, J. McVay, S. Tarplee. ROW FOUR: S. Gray, S. Priem, C. Pierson, C. Blacketer, S. Curry, L. Pierce, I. Pettie, D. Snell, J. Bean, P. Teal, M. Dean, L. Stocall, K. Andrew, C. Messler, C. White, N. Rosen- brock, C. Fisher. Mr. Amend, Director, is shown here with the members of the Girl's Glee Club. They are: ROW ONE: J. Brown, G. Randall, S. Murphy, B. Farmer, S. Mottern, P. Matchett, N. Han- scom, B. Murphy, P. Arthur, T. Smith, G. Graff, Mr. Amend. ROW TWO: B. Sering, K. Baultman, B. Nelson, S. Harper, M. Furgeson, P. Herron, S. Brown, T. Walker, J. Camp- bell, C. Mills, B. Hardenbrook, S. Edwards. ROW THREE: M. Hendricks, B. Stezysyn, I. Morris, M. Morse, B. Johnson, I. McGill, R. Wynn, P. Walker, D. Thompson, K. Brown, J. Brewer, M. Kelly, B. Yates. ROW FOUR: D. Wynn, J. McCord, P. Russell, S. Murray, J. Mullis, C. Eggert, M. Hendershot, J. Pritchard, P. Watson, D. Yeakle, J. Nichols, C. Sheppard, G. Brown. TRI-HI-Y Certainly one of the fine clubs for girls at LCHS is the Tri-Hi-Y Club. Chosen to represent this club as its officers are: Gloria Randall, Sergeant-At-Arms, Pam Jones, Secretaryg Gail Zimmerman, Treasurer, Randy Biddix, Song Leader, Vicki Lawson, Second Historian, Sue Rossell, Vice-President, June Obringer, President, Sally Gray, First Historian, and Martha Morse, Chaplain. HI-Y Wrwrr mwnrr ,f H' xxx B lrt' Xllll Officers for one of the organizations for boys at Lawrence, the Hi-Y Club, are shown here. They are: Bob Homsher, Vice-President, Don Ellis, Sergeant- At-Armsg Dave Roberts, Chaplain:Carl Seet, President, Tom Urbain, Treasurer and Craig Fulmer, Secretary. 106 QQ M. s ' N Y X Y v ,ff Girls Booster Club N E?1.Q.la4 X 4 gmt'-ll K -as I fi 1lL - This year, as they have before, the girls at LC united their efforts to give the team full support in the form of the Girls Booster Club. Aiding the already boisterous voices of the girls were the Bovs Booster Club ,07 deep bass tones emitting from the Boys Booster Block. This group was es- tablished so that the boys could back the sports teams in an organized group . Both the girls and the boys cheer- ing blocks helped to promote good team spirit at all the games. ETJL .-9 , 1 f is ,, , One of the most beneficial clubs at Lawrence is the Future Teachers of America, better known as F.T.A. This organization gives practical teach- ing experience and also solid background regarding teaching principles and concepts. Displaying the club's charter are: Gloria Randall, Vice-President Martha Richards, Historian, Mrs. Margaret Ianert, Sponsor, Gail Zimmer- man, President, Jackie Lambert, Secretary, and Sarah Glore, Treasurer. X icf UBRARY CLUB Officers for the Library Club take a few moments breather with their Sponsor, Mrs. Margaret Butz, while working on one of the many projects. Pictured here are: Mrs. Margaret Butz, Sponsor, Barbara List, Treasurer, Pam Nichols, Historian, Dian Miedema, President, Judy Nichols, Reporter, and Barbara Wilhite, Vice-President . 108 Red Cross Shown displaying a Red Cross poster is the Junior Red Cross club at Lawrence Central. This worthy organi- zation, an association of the American Red Cross, had done many charitable things during the year and is a commendable addition to the Many clubs DC offers its student body. Members of this club are: ROW ONE: Miss Ruth Schuhmacher, Sponsor, S. Marsh, G. Randall, C. Knannlein. ROW TWO: Pam Gamble, N. Harden- brook, S. Nangle, and S. McCullough. Rekamemoh Seemingly engrossed in the study of a recipe book are these seven Lawrence High girls. They are some members of the LC Rekamenioh Club, which spelled backwards is homemaker, and are: sitting Barbara Carson, Secretary, standing Marcia Mithofer, President, Nancy Rosenbrock, Reporter, Maragaret Offenbacker, Treasurer, Kay Lindmore, and Sandy Brown. Vice-President of this club is Norma Waddy who was away competing in a national cherry pie baking contest at the time this picture was taken. 109 Future Nurses This has indeed been a year of firsts for Lawrence Central. There were many first time clubs at LC this year, and among them was the Future Nurses Club, offered to all 9-12 girls. This club has done much this year. Besides getting together members, and the like, the club also took over the supervision of the sick room. Busily attending an LC pupil areg Bambi King, President, and Barb- ara Blount. 1' .. ...- Hwwv'-',,,,i K, N- ,. -3-I Triad Club Triad club members are busily performing a Iypieal experiment at LCHS. The word Triad represents the three sciences biology, chemistry, and physics. THESE OFFICERS ARE: Beth Henry, Treasurer, William Taylor, President, and Vicki Larson, Secretary. .,. I Amateur Radio Officers of the Amateur Radio Club seem to be sending a coded message. Although this was only the first year the club has been in existance at Lawrence, it recruited new members and created a lively spark of interest among the students. 110 Spanish Officers for the Spanish Club seem to be pleased about something they have read, perhaps in the Spanish newspapers. THEY ARE: Gail Jones, Secretary, Don Ellis, Advisory Counsel, Steve Huff, Advisory Counsel, Dennis Haliburton, President, Barbara Shelly, Advisory Counsel, Julie McVay, Advisory Counsel, Sandy Meeks, Historian, and Linda Hoagland, Treasurer. f f 4367! f Eff A lu Q 'rt' French Dave Roberts and Jerry Bean, officers of the French Club, present a puppet play for the entertainment of their classmates during a typical club meeting. Latin Officers of Latin Club inspect a map of ancient Italy. Heading the Latin Club this year were: Bonnie Seating, Historian, Pam Gamble, Scribag Dallas Bailey, Quaestor, Mike Newkirk, Counsulg and Gordon Teter, Vice-Counsul. Q4 wit' f p Y V1 I ' .. 'E ERSCNALITIES Cheerleaders Student Council Awards IV Queens V Cusiodiclns - V 3 .QL fi ' f .' K 9' Q 'V ' if -r 4 . Q ', Q ,fs 'Q ai' M, ' W ' Skiing Q mi 1 J L is rr-Q QQ, M, K, Q D 'N . as I 1. 5,4 0 W I, .-. Q ,WN V 1 Q sm. 1 9, y l6 , if' Wt? W ,iii sis , -A JL uw . 4-2... Dave Roberts Sandy Nelson J H A W r. X nil X, ffl 'f mf .5 Drama Club Oflicers who presided over the Drama Club for this yeat were: Vicki Larson, Treasurerg Barbara Carson, President, Sandy Nelson, Program Cliairniang Sandy Musgrave, Vice -President, and Cheryl Mauzey, Historian. --N Speech Winners X Ne. V, ,. W. at WismYMsNe.qetM..MfN,sw.-.sms-nn Judy Leslie Taking first, second and tlwird places in tlne annual Voice of Democracy contest at Lawrence for i959 were seniors Dave Roberts and Sandy Nelson, and iunior Judy Leslie, respectively. This contest, directed by Miss Paula Dee Hawkins, was open to all lOtl'1, llth, and l2tl1 grade students. 'll4 O Chorus I-'ne Under the direction of Miss Paula Dee Hawkins, the girls chorus line in '59-'60 kicked up its heels and did some fine dancing. They added much to the Vaudeville Show and represented LC in many exchange programs. The members of the chorus line this year were: S. Riegel, B. Judd, C. Swan, S. Merrill, B. Hammond, C. Schmidt, C. Mauzey, and S. Murphy. Heart Dance Chosen by the state Heart Fund to be the Indiana Heart Fund Queen this year was an LC junior, Sharon Manwaring. Sharon was the subject for many Heart Fund publicity pictures, and assisted the fund in various other ways. Gail Jones, also a junior at Lawrence, was the school's representative to the Heart Fund Dance, held in February at the Indianapolis Naval Armory. Q Clive: Sharon Manwaring Gail jones 115 , vwnouat 'i 4' X ' L HNMR SOC! , , X, mc, A S 1 ' f +,' 4 'fr g r i ss 'Tr o My My HOFIOI' Society Although Lawrence Central formed a chapter of the National Honor Society only last year, it is a well established organization. Members of the club this year were: QSEATEDJ Beth llcnry, Nancy Rosenbroclr, Sandy Musgrave, Sarah Glore QSTANDINGQ Carl Seet, Connie Russell, Barbara Carson, Graig Fulmer, Pam Jones, and Dave Roberts. This is one organization that will continually grow in number over the years. I-Ufin Award Shown here are the three Latin students who brought APSL trophy award to Lawrence in '50, 'lfhese pupils, coached by Miss Lois Guertin, received suf- licicluly high scores in the contest sponsored by the Association for the Promotion of rho Study ol' Latin for three years consecutively. They are: Nancy Hanscom, Dallas liailic, and June Obringer, 116 Sy Ill!! gm-'14 s Et!!! ?'T 'iT ' This ear the overnin bod of the school was composed of twelve Student Councll energbetic merigibers whg conbributed much to LCHS by bringing many new and helpful improvements. Forming the student council for 1959-60 were: ROW ONE: P. Gamble, S. Craig, R. Arnett, M. Mithoefer, S. Manwaring. ROW TWO: M. Newkirk, R. Duch, D. Ellis, R. Youngblood, J. McConnell, D. Roberts, and J. McDaniel. 1 1 I 4 1 Hgmerggm Repfesenfafiyes Because this was the first year that LC had homerooms, it was also the first year for homeroom re resentatives. These pupils, from all four classes, represent their seper ate rooms. They are: ROW ONE: T. Curry, S. Craig, J. Henshaw, V. Jessup, J. Myers, L. Pruitt, S. O'Rear, E. Perna, J. Lamson. ROW TWO: B. Apple, G. Carter J. McDaniels, C. Smith, P. Gamble, M. Dean, B. Wilhite, C. Blackater, B. Bereman. ROW THREE: A. Harper, R. Duch, B. Steczysn, G. Tcter, M. Newkirk, S. Marsh, S. Pavey, T. Ramon, L. Wingate, J. Wade. ROW FOUR: S. Negley, M. Mithoefer, D. Halliburton, S. Hickman, B. Shelley, K. Schellie, R. Bibbs, R. Arnett, C. Swan, W. Taylor. ROW FIVE: M. Coleman, B. Buskirk, R. Young- blood, G. Zimmerman, D. Ellis, G. Jones, L. McCloud, and S. Manwaring. 117 Sojourners Awards Each year, a chapter of the Sojourners Organization distinguishes a junior boy or girl with the honor of achieving the Sojourners American llistory Award. To promote interest and study in America, past and present, the Sojourners sw-I annually make this presentation to the U.S. Histor.y pupil oi' whom the social studies teachers approve, Last year, this award was won by Sandy Musgrave. D.A.R. Award In every school throughout America, one girl from the graduating class is honored by the presentation ol' the annual D. A.R. Good Citizen Award. This year The Daughters of the American Revolution presented this award to Central student Connie Russell. 118 LC grappler Don Ellis wrestled his way into the State Wrestling Tournament this year, and made Lawrence proud when he received a third place medal. Don, a 133 pound senior, placed second in both the sectional and the regional meets. Youth Week Awards Taking time to be photographed with the plaques pre- sented to them by the Lawrence Optimists Club during a luncheon held at The Heritage are: Dave Bailie, Judy Leslie, Paula Ragsdale, Optimists Club member the Reverend Floyd Biddix, and Wanda Coval. Dave received his plaque for representing LC during Youth Emphasis Week, while the others earned theirs by taking top honors in a speech contest, the subject of which was What Civic Clubs Can do for Their Community. Both Youth Em- phasis Week and the speech contest were sponsored by the Optimists Club. Don Ellis 119 li fsffrf' I l'roui Queen, Siintly Elliott, smiles lizippily wliile slie presitles over tlie 19561 llllllOl SLilllOl' llroui. Supporting Suutly .is slie ruled over lliis spring tilue tlriuee were tlie uieui- luers ol lier court, wliicli eousistetl of szuitly lvliisgrive, Sue Svliuster, Queen mnily lilliott, june Obriuger, .intl Pgiui .lOl1es, 5 A Q' PROM Never-to-be-forgotten by gill tliose attending was tlie Junior'Senior Proui lieltl lust yerir iit tlie I. U. Metliegil Center. The tlienie, Star Dust, wits Ctirrietl out beautifully by tlie ceiling tleeortition of painted stairs und smull angels ol' glittering blue iiutl silver. PTOIU Queen, Siinily Elliott, gintl lier court, Szintly Musgrave, Sue Seliuster, Pgiiu jones, Qintl June Obrinf ger, reigned over tliis event, ivliieli of ull tlie Lltinees lieltl tluring tlie yetir is certainly tlie uiost exciting, Tliis is probably tlue to tlie filet tliiit it is tlie seniors' lust seliool tlrinee ol' tlie yeiir, and it is the iugiin reiison tlizit tlie Proni is always sueli .i successful and sentiniental dance. liz E 'I 'r .. gigs' t 5 is i ! I. 5 , WN Y wk ,J ik. ll KH we sr r mlm' l V so l l N- F 1 'fi fy, i ,,s.,1,, - ,, x. X E Q is, jf' X x Something oltl, something new A--- seemetl to be the theme of the 1il5SI lflomeeoming heltl October lil. i'he oltl, oi' course, wits the .iIumni, who were honoretl on this special oeettsion, The new ttppegtretl in every llieet of the Homecoming, Due to the enltirgement in enrollment, two tlitnoe floors were necessary. LC stmlents roelcetl .intl rolletl in the boys gym, while the itlnmni were it bit more conservative in the girlsf 'lwentyftwo llogits were enteretl in the pitnttle, .tn till' time high, with the cltcerleatlers' flogtt winning top honors. Slrairon llicltmirn wits :innouneetl its Homecoming Queen tluring the halftime festivities, having been chosen from the five lovely senior girls nominattetl by the football team Sharon gmt! her court, Sonjzt llttls, Becky llttmmontl, June Obringer, .intl Pgtin Jones, were it begmtiful sight to see :ts they ptirtitletl onto the footlmll lieltl, tlressetl in formgtls qintl ritling on the lmrult of open eonvertibles. HCMECOMING Sharon Hielcmgin waves tluring the pnqitle, gis i her nrt me is given its queen, ,intl then smiles intl bouquet of roses presented to her by lion 'rr onngb not the half time ceremonies ol' the L,twrent-e llo game. lllL Tl Shttron motlestly LICCCIUI5 the Queenk 'lr v ix it nt tnt lootl ill to t n Mrs. W. D.ll1l1ClllLlllLlSllCl'COl ' . 1 ' N. Hoskins ttntl Snupp look on .ll7l7l'OX'lllglB'. i 5 t t 5 f -. 2 i ln- Rb 'I 4-H'ers Norma Waddy, Lawrence Central senior, represented indiana in the National Cherry Pie Baking Contest held at Chicago in February. Norma had to place first in the state competition during the Indiana State Fair before she could qualify for the national contest. State winners from all over the U.S. went to Chicago to compete in the national contest. Al Lawrence Central student, Larry Wadtly, won the honor of attending the junior Corn Growers Jamboree at Purdue University this year. Larry, who produced 126 bushels of corn per acre, is a sophomore at .T gr Phil Dawson and John Barbour, LC seniors, accompanied by Chuck Poore of Sceeina and Mr. Virgil Sliockley, Lawrence 4-I-l sponsor and agriculture teacher, journeyed to Washington, D.C. this year to participate in the National Vegeta ble Judging Contest. This team, having placed high individually in the state contest held at Purdue University, took 6th place in the national judging. All Yeal'bUok Thirteen members of the senior journalism class constituted the yearbook staff for the 1959-60BEARS' DEN. This group, headed by Mr. William Keutzer, LCHS journalism teacher, put many hours of both work and fun into annual, the largest that Lawrence Central has ever produced. The Staff was: STANDING Barbara Dabbs, Business Manager, Gail Zimmerman, Picture Manager, Ramona Millspaugh, Copywriter, Donna Goddard, Typist, Carolyn Vancil, Copywriter, Dee Bragdon, Sales Manager, Helen Cook, Copy Editor, Karen Knipe, Layout Assistant, Danny Hollingsworth, Photographer, Kay Yount, Copywriter, Loretta Apple, Subscription Manager. SITTING: Sue Schuster, Editor, and Barbara Shelley, Layout Editor. Girl and Boy's State Attending the i959 session of Girl and Boy's Stcrte held ot lndicmct University lost summer were these LC seniors. Sponsoring these students were the American Legion Posts cut Fort Beniomin Harrison ond ot Oklondon . Pam Jones Doug Danneman .E gi -.-,. K Carl Seet Dave Roberts 123 Maintenance and Custodial Keeping the 56 rooms, 2 gymnasi- ums, 2 offices, library and cafeteria of LCHS clean in l959-60 were ll men and women. Headed by Mr. Everett Groves, these custodians spent many hours sweeping, waxing, polishing, and keeping Lawrence Central warm and in good working order. W Routon, W. Canter, S. Barnes, and C. Tomlin. Safely transporting Centralites to and from school this year were ROW ONE: C. Waddy, D. Groves, C. Rosenbrock, M Glaub L M Salsman W O Puckett R Pressly R Kennington P. Beechler, B. Raff, R. Gratter. ROW TWOJ Eusey W Furgason R Nahre L Robertson J Gray O Vandergriff, J. Hendrick, O. Hinshaw, H. List, V Lyle ROW THREE H Messersmrth C Collier I Scott W Griewahn, R. Witte, M. Messersmith, G. Apple, Lai K lt is an impossibility to fully record all the events and emotions that helped to make the year of i959-60 at Lawrence Central such asuccesstul one, but in thisbook, most of the important happenings ot the year have been recorded, in order that they may never be forgotten as long as the BEARS'DEN remains as a monument, an his- torical record of their existence. This book, dedicated to the past but also a preview ofthe Future, is intended to bring back this year, and its fond memories long after l959-60 is iust a school year that was long ago. Student Photographers: Special thanks to: Danny Hollingsworth, Mr. Jerry Cranny, Myers Farrel Smith Yearbook Representative, Loudermilk's Studio. 128 1 if V Y W ge ' ,jf . MVP 1 WMV LA VIJ , Q 1 IJ 1. quZX',-AX QA M521 1,1 W . A ,, M9 W I g D' QA ted A uf -NJ! J? P Wg. 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S5-PZD519' ' fi ,J are 1 ffl A N, 59 I a In K QC, .1 V 1 , wx Xi, ,J R' 1 SBCHOII 7-I ROW ONE: Philip McCarty, Linda Thompson, Connie Duncan, Douglass McClean, Judee Sch- wendermann, Mike Price, Barry Gangi, John Beaver, Jr., Janice Miller, Crystal Strother. ROW TWO: Lynda Bruce, Eric Estridge, Patsy Brennan, Jo Anna Fritzlen, Richard McGill, Ginger Jones, Susan Rhodes, Mark Per- singer, Phillip Nolan, Dick Harrington. ROW THREE: Bobby Smith, Damon Openshaw, Judy Wright, Connie Kirkman, Bonnie Harrison, Mike Cassidy, Richard Baker, Dennis Mikels, Debbie Fisher, Glenda Rhoades. ROW FOUR: Barbara Swindle, Carolyn Hoffman, Mike Binsbacher, Diana Robison, Gary Robison, Evelyn Mitchell, Michael Thompson, Bob McCoun, Larry Hiner, Barry Ritchie, Joanne Miller, Jamie McClelland. Q 1 1 X 9 Q - fi, A J -Hz, 4. - - . ... - , J S R X 3 is 4,0 l PDQ: Section 7-2 Row ONE: Jane Korfhage, Jim Buuock, Mike Moran, Kenny viewegh, sue Herfiou, Donna Allen, Wally Boughton, Bonnie Fields, Gregory Beemer. ROW TWO: Duane Walker, Jeff McKamey, Bob Sel- domridge, Anita Chapman, Geoffrey Stark, Ethel Wagner, Dale Martin, Jimmie Eckman, John Clark, Michael I-lackler. ROW THREE: Mary Schwartz, Karen Bridge, John Beasley, Paul Hylton, Linda Thomas, Lucia Kay Miller, Jeff Hann, Jack McGinnis, Brenda Powell, Phyllis Scotten. ROW FOUR: Marsha Apple, Carol Custer, Fredda Walker, John Van Winkle, David Blount, Paul Jefferis, Leroy Katz, Judy Thorpe, Jody Meadows, Julie Todd, Peggy Stewart. 66 is W 4 'UCD ,,,,34'I 121-is' . ,,,, A Section 7-3 Row ON15: Glenn Reese, Nancy Glovmer, Steve Ewry, Fred semnnerfeidr, Bruce smith, only Cooper, Diana Jackson, Lana Steczysyn. ROW TWO: John Byrne, Tim Wilson, Frank Ramsey, Madaline Thomas, John Harris, Linda Carrie, Jean VanBriggle, Richard Eaton, Kathy Grace. ROW THREE: Jerry F wood, Danny Thorpe, Junie Crowe, Mary Neville, Leo Wilkins, Tom Lorch, Jayne Sears, Virginia Boaz, Allen White, Donald James. ROW FOUR: Terry Nickel, Kristy Nesvik, Nancy Snell, Carolyn Barr, Allen Wiles, David Kupfer, Marcia Allen, Cheryl Dean, Joan Clayton, Donna Ross. leet- -ma, 3 , . 5 Dm-5... S9CfiOl1 7-4 ROW ONE: Charles King, Gary Milburn, Gordon Jetty, Martha Jo Darst, David Dutcher, Randy Watson, Connie Isenhower, Donald Lynn Brown. ROW TWO: Pam Nevitt, Tom Williams, Jim Grimes, Dan Oien, Gabriel Viera, Jr., Richard Burgess, Larry Henderson, Jimmie Seymour, Sally Pottorff. ROW THREE: Gwendolyn Hall, Linda Wallace, Cheryl Hedrick, Janelay Marshall, Dana Perry, Pat Stapelkemper, Janice Miller, Annetta Ottinger, Darlene Caplinger, Yvonne Morgan, Georgia Keely. ROW FOUR: Peggy Preston, Steven Burford, Diane Murray, Richard Knight, Robert Johnson, Pam Flemming, Barry Cauzzort, Richard Scarbrough, Larry Moore, Dianna Hurst, Linda McDaniel. Qi xl U :'9Nwnm ' Section 7-5 Row ONE: Doris Barker, Cynthia Bentley, Charles Lockhart, Sharon Reavis, wayne wiuerr- berg, Larry Ross, julie Reyburn, Steve Tiefel. ROW TWO: Phyllis Halliburton, Billy Mayhew, Lenny Wisehart, David Schwartz, Rebecca McCay, Ethel Singer, Loretta Hynes, Tommy McCullough, Tom Webb. ROW THREE: Rodney Linkouse, Robert Carter, Stanley Russell, Paul Truex, Wilma Bass, john Fisherman, Sonny Waldon, Steve Smith, james Atkins, Patty Denney. ROW FOUR: Sandy Teskey, Irene Keser, Raymond Corbitt, Marilyn Edwards, jim Osborn, Dale Pleak, Dennis Hayman, Bill Stewart, Sandy Walden. . ff' Mr --,rf1fln'e.1a R r 'E 1 1 1 . r , 15,5 N A ,.f-1 'N SECHOI1 7-6 ROW ONE: Pat Robbins, Carolynn Hobbs, Charles Tuggle, Judy Barnett, Marlee Messersmith, jeff Bankson, Nancy White, Sherry Hensley. ROW TWO: Robert Parson, Edmond Miller, Karen Elfranlc, Sarah john, Evelyn Koelling, Frank Krack, Kathleen Young, Donald Russell. ROW THREE: Susan Perry, Sue Van Der Meulen, Mike Light, Steven McCubbins, Terry Allison, jim Essenberg, Kenneth Helms, Richard Wolfington, Margaret Sutton, Dick Moore, Ronnie Dusendschon. ROW FOUR: David Riley Linda Caplinger, Kay Wells, Terry Smith, Keith McDonald, Ralph Inman, Billy Emberton, Ruth Nauerth, Nancy Wainscott. 68 Section 7-7 Row ONE: Roger Ingram, Sandy judge, Billy Linville, Bill Shoobridge, ldnn Addison, Mike Rejko, Cathy Truelsen, Michael Chambers. ROW TWO: Kay Nail, Marilyn Nicodemus, Billy Van Winkle, Billy Douglass, Kristi Barkhimer, Carla Shaw, Gayle Black, Mildred Walker, Brent Landers. ROW THREE: Terry Warnick, janet Stafford, Terri Brokaw, janet Myers, Paul Fisher, Bill Matten, Marsha Collins, Linda Harrison, Danny Tygrett, Carole Skaggs. ROW FOUR: Katrina Rosenbaum, Robert Molzan, Roland Vander- perk, Tim Matchet, Armando Alaniz, Bill Gillam, Jim Bruce, Polly Holland, Judy Warren, Charles Gracie, Ronnie Self. fy -tea In F5 X -I SQCHOI1 7-8 ROW ONE: Linda Bolander, Audrey Hahner, Philip Aird, Danny Taylor, Larry Benge, Kent Davis, Judy Young, Carol Bowman, Marlowe Wrightsman. ROW TWO: Bill Meaker, Mike Redus, Tony Bee- mer, Rickey Fisher, Trina Zook, Philip Humbles, Sherry Hardin, Sue Ann Carrow, Susan Fulk, Bobby Clark, ROW THREE: Mike Carney, Terry Sims, Raymond Mack, joe Covalt, Michael jones, Tom Fiimey, Martha Miller, Charles Kafoure, Diane Culley, Vicki Crosley, Lanny LeClaire. ROW FOUR: David Ward, janet Wrat- ten, Lynn Williams, Peggy Garret, jim Shalgren, Rita Apple, jerry Abell, Kathleen Amos, Barbara Henry, Denny Meeks. 69 i L SQCHOII 7-9 ROW ONE: Tom Trick, Patricia Tyborowski, Don Carlton, Alain Boniec, Betty Lou Pagaduan, Kathy Whitham, Tom Weedman, Doreen Atkinson. ROW TWO: Barry Emperly, james Coomer, Gary Simmons, Richard Hodgson, Gaile Finney, Donald Zimmerman, Billy Decker, jon Cave, Stephen Holmes. ROW THREE: Linda Rosenbrock, Miki Newmen, Ginger Knudsen, Sharon Black, Susan Teal, Kathleen Doherty, Patricia Gordon, Janet Surface, Beverly Stephens, Pamela Hagen. ROW FOUR: Mike Beaver, LeeAnn Sproule, Dianne Imel, Judy Pitts, Roger Zody, Kathy Mowrey, Evelyn Eades, Susie Maru, Ron Beam, Bryant Heliker. as- ix, 1 Q4 - s if M , i, Q . ii.. 5' ' - . lg-ff Onn,l 3' sl 3 N 'viz- , , , , ,' ,e'af 1lig,qf ' i ':f:g'- K ' :Nh ifijjgh' 3 ' aff' uni . - i f .45 1-Q ' ,, .rs 4. g , N X X. rw ' 1-Q Section ROW ONE: Sam Hobbs, Rex Dugan, Michael Curtis, Gerald DeWester, Edward Teel, janet Goff, Gary Hall, Wendy Ansliutz. ROW TWO: Phyllis Cobb, Garry Ledbetter, Kristen Barkliimer, Rita Bragdon, Connie Erdmann, Steven Ralph Klepfer, Gregory Holder, Sandra Pearson, jimmy Lena. ROW THREE: Brenda Grimme, Sharon O'Rear, Gary Reid, Bob Groves, Diane Morris, Lisa Brubreck, Bill Boyd, Nicki Nickell, Rita Kimberlin, jackie Bcavans. ROW FOUR: Mike Duch, David Bridges, Pamela Massingale, Janis Hohreiter, Georgianna Mullen, Donna Hayman, Dennis Apple, Danny Daniel, Steve Lamar. 70 , SeCfiOl'l 7-1 I ROW ONE: Tom Temple, Sandy Uransky, Andrea Jean Snyder, Bob Foster, Sam Manning, Denton Hall, George Negley, Robyn Lay, Cinda Brownewell. ROW TWO: Ray McCloud, Steve Eikenberryg Ted Russell, Bob Jones, Diane Gordon, Larry Quinn, Ralph Randall, Cynthia Lind, Karen Means, Ricky Pruett. ROW THREE: Michael Huff, Rita Rucker, Carol Gaylord, Kerry Coleman, Jo Kaga, Tommy Heck, Scott Stone, Gary Allison, Gerald McConnell, Russell Shelton, Susie Allman. ROW FOUR: Janice Lewellyng, Joyce Brown, Valerie Mason, Susan Stephens, Dennis Lowry, Gregory Whetsel, Kathy McClain, Charles Franck, Larry Anthony, Jim Mittenzwei. Ml Secfion 7-12 ROW ONE: Patty Frazier, William Jones, Rickey Hauser, Susan Crick, Bill Quick, Chris Shank, John Skeath, Pamela Runyan, Karen Lange. ROW TWO: Cora Dudderar, Nolan Allen, Steven L. Klep- fer, Nick Hutson, Steve Kobe, Frank Nicola, Bobby Nangle, Larry Kern, Johnny Stephenson, Bill Obringer. ROW THREE: Ricky Nelson, Michael Acord, Melodie McQueen, Judy Harper, Patty Hurst, Jewell Nally, Kathie Stewart, Craig Norman, Lynn Messersmith, Beverly Apple, Clair Freeman. ROW FOUR: Tom Weaver, Guy Waddy, Karen Lakin, Linda Graft, Jeff Wilson, Alice Wampler, Paul Hoagland, Linda Nichols, Richard Ernst- ing, Jeff Marshall, Mike Holdridge. 71 hi Q SGCHOI1 8-1 ROW ONE: Kenneth Herriott, Sandra Knipe, Priscilla Werrt, Sherrill Leverton, Barbara Corbett Philip Kelleher, Jim Clark, Carol Jones, Danny Johnson. ROW TWO: Terry I-lammond, Bob Bennett, Jerry Wood, Kathleen Rhoades, Sandra Webber, Doris McClelland, Susan Deahl, Judy Thompson, Janet Mitchell, Paul Turnure, Pat Leslie. ROW THREE: Jim Kleihelter, Janice Morton, Susie Snyder, Thomas Brinkman, Harold Plurnlee, Benny Combs, Stan Cumbaralles, James Johnson, Nancy Hughes, Larry Moran, Cheryl Mc- Intosh. ROW FOUR: Debora Zink, Virginia Clevenger, Robert Rettig, Donald Snapp, Tom Walker, Norman Ottinger, Donald Fleener, Mikel May, Georgia Wright, Sheryl Shannon, Jim Thomas. Z! f QF. e HIE? ? yy . . ww auf SeCfiOl'l 8-2 ROW ONE: Dick Howard, Greg Burk, Norman Linville, Curtis Neville, Stanley Wisehart, Judy Raab, Doreen Schiralli, Leroy Whittington. ROW TWO: Marcia Cook, Frances Frew, Joanna Cox, Martha Cook, Lois Slate, Juanita Bondi, Sandra Mount, Sandy Thompson, Paula Hornback. ROW THREE: Pete Felix, Judy Gatti, Michael Nolin, Al Smith, Steven Fulk, Steven Sink, Terry Haught, Buddy Sowers, Bill Estes, Judy Sharpe, Delores Maxwell, Robert Montgomery. ROW FOUR: Dana Church, Ginger Tygrett, Jim Carter, Bobby Cage, Steve Owens, Jon Custer, Palmer Millikan, Carolinda Crosley, Chuck Coffman, Joe Miller, Marilynn Jones, Barbara June Hastings. 72 'W SCCHOII 8-3 ROW ONE: James Johnson, Bob Ellis, Jackie Clarke, Carol Gardner, Sandra Powell, Barbara Hobbs, Carolyn Marrs, Gregory Cyrus, John Babrick. ROW TWO: Violet Capps, Teddy Blackburn, Sharon Bibb, Carol Lewis, Brenda Lyon, Patty Champion, Rosie Hoover, Wanda Sparrow, Howard Peters, Kennedy Smith. ROW THREE: Sandra Sering, Mike Edwards, Jackie Combs, Wayne Loveall, Carl lael, Gene Helsel, Bob Bus- kirk, David Kell, Mike Nickel, Bob Herrington, Gary Estes. ROW FOUR: Susan Powers, Donna Weaver, Judd Green, Larry Church, Arthur McClure, Don Horn, Garry Perkins, Ronald Stayton, Charles Hutchings, Marcia Johnston, Judy Glossbrenner, Kay Russell. new JUN, SQCHOH ROW ONE: Allen Heffley, Clarita Moore, Gary Lawson, Larry Davison, Cheryl Ctmningham, Nancy Southers, Gary Albertson, Jeanne Graham, Gary Perdue. ROW TWO: Janet Hardenbrook, Paul Goodrich, Tom Heath, Linda Pruitt, larry Gilpin, Stanley Wayne Patterson, Linda Hitler, Tanya Marcy, Doretta Toops, Karen Clark. ROW THREE: Jerry King, ladonna Ridgeway, Ronald Judd, Gary Law, Pat Allen, Gary Woodruff, James Dailey, Sherry Brooks, Connie Johnson, Ellen Jongeward, Nancy Williams. ROW FOUR: Bruce Catt, Allen Williamson, Phyllis Vaughn, Sharon Goodlick, Tom Spangler, Brian Cole, Jeanne Snell, Kenneth Slate, David Hupe, David Smith. 7 l 3 SOCHOD ROW ONE: Donna Burdge, David Jackson, Judy Straight, Bob Tischer, Bob Geder, Frank Gar- den, Frances Nixon, Susan DePoy. ROW TWO: Holly Wood, Sharon Huber, Gail Coughlin, Sharon Russell, Lynn Steward, Kathy Temple, Carol Lombard, Fay Loveall, Steve Knapp. ROW THREE: Donna Hays, Peggy Nugent, Judy McDowell, William Lesburg, Linda Meginnis, Mary Jane Emery, Scott Harrison, Brenda Cox, Mahala Powell, Marianne Hansen. ROW FOUR: Cathy Mault, Donald Friske, Kathy Lassiter, Tom Williams, Robert Morecock, Joe Shappard, David Straight, John Parker, James Averett, Debra Hudson, Ronnie Mel- bourne. , was . , . i' A ' i Q, 'Q ' an . A ,, X a All' '- ,::1U A I lzxu . I I. 501321 -1 I-.SA ill! -il! inn SS rl ml! mill J 5 il , T lg' . .w , Q J . 'f if 3 3 if F F ill l Section 8'6 ROW ONE: Terry Dean, Pattie Mowry, John McGregor, Beth Chandler, Mike Chandler, Jimmy Taylor, Marcia Hamner, Leffel Kirkman. ROW TWO: Sandra Adamiak, Michelle Potts, Vemon Overturf, Linda Mosher, Margaret Ulrey, Carol Campbell, Craig Morford, Johnny Yount, Judy Ross. ROW THREE: Pat Mc- Carthy, Steven Inggram, Phi.l Andrus, Dick Johnson, Linda Wilson, Sharon Hopper, Gordon Harper, Bill Schmidt, Sumn Gallagher, laura Batty. ROW FOUR: Joyce Beavans, Angie Vail, Carol Gillman, Dan McGuire, Jerry Nieten, Eddie Shipley, Chris Palmer, Kathy Surratt, Jan Hecker, Vicki Galbreath. 74 O SECHOI1 8-7 ROW ONE: Steve Taylor, Bruce Williams, Gretchen Gombert, Forrest Humbles, Larry Du- hamell, Walter Simmons, Bill Franklin, Susan Dugan, Carol Deal. ROW TWO: Oren Olaker, Claudia Mathews, Sandra Gregory, Shirley Hobbs, Billie Pace, Herbert Lanteigne, Brenda Dailey, Kay Emery, Nancy Clark, Shirley Startzman. ROW THREE: Ronny Yoes, Janie Roberts, Connie Skaggs, Karolyn Seckinger, Jeanne Mil- ler, Joe McMahon, Larry Pierce, Pat Pomeroy, Jennifer Todd, Sharon Kay, Darlene Thompson. ROW FOUR: Greg Spellman, Ronald Troyer, Diana Brown, Hubert Hill, Douglas Kreiiz, Charles Boles, Kenny Kehrer, Bill Akin, Oris Childers, Robert Peddie, John Zimmerman. Laura Arbuckle. :NA ,, mf ,, ,,,, .,,, , , Will, f f.:-: djs : id 'ff' - , rfb , N at .lx ., . lzl, D E' ,Q in an ,ii I' 1 A W- , :, .4 f i 5 :Iv as SeCfiOl1 8-8 ROW ONE: Morris Gump, John Pollock, Ronald Lawhead, Dave Shull, John Juvinall, Bob Hammond, John Roti, Tom Lloyd, ROW TWO: Bill Abbott, Kent Brown, Donna Lalas, Marcia Garrison, Michael West, Jane Walker, Judy Kelsch, Jim Mauzey, Bill Knannlein. ROW THREE: Mike Nichols, Arthur Staddon, Darlene Colvin, Jacque Cain, Su7anne Morain, Linda Merrill, Becky Harper, Bryan Bernstein, Bob Stewart, James Trittipo, Karen Thomas. ROW FOUR: Diane VanMeter, Karen Sprinkle, Harry Miedema, Mark Axlerod, Kathy Moneyhan, Dennis Clark, David Wilson, Pete Johnson, Bob Burrus, Jim Barbour. 75 ,DJ ..-.--51:1-iffy 1 I ' X, iv Qx R4 I b nf 'Y gkfgf-., Qli f7 9. f 2 2. ww .P ' 'TQ ' C A i.d,N,. ,L ', ' N . n., Y I . 7 ,, u V ' Wx ,,,.,-- ' , ,gm xx F 'in-me ,A s up .- vi. N, K ' ' ' Q . 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