Lawrenceburg High School - Orange and Black Yearbook (Lawrenceburg, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1958 volume:

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Mon Tue Wed I The ORANGE AND BLACK IS here its pages crammed as tight as we f dared with all the malor happenlngs o d excltmg year' We hope 0 thus busy an the book accurately mnrrors the feellngs b cl and events of the entire student o y ORANGE AND BLACK' X 32 262 3 93 fm- S 1. . 4 t i S y - h .-A L.. M H W -'!1'f'Si, V' W ' H v x V i W, May we present to you the 1958 I A ' Q ' 'gl 2 2 1 2 t t V i iii 7 UI' -fu V rl f Y L, ,,,,,f, , , . 2 A I f e 9 E X t S' J I ' . xg f 2' Q. ,, :a ' ml ' ca S IN TRIBUTE TO. .. K 5. I I W f 5 M! KAGRESS OA , O 3 x Y 6' 0 , 3 I V ,9 X i ' E3 if 'fi iw 3 S '5 if Q 9 S 3 1 Ln 5 X v 2 5 9 5 I of D C53 33' 6 19? o Q P.T.A. President P.T.A. Presid 1949-1950 3 1957- i 958 Mr. Earl Belwlmer Mr. William R l'l1 'i... I if NJ . ii' ' KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Lawrence, S. Cummins', L. Works , L. Vo11and ', J. Thomas', A. McAdams Student Manager, P. Willen. STANDING: B. Beckett, J. Sturgeon', H. Gompf', E. Phiester', W. Nixon', M. Dawson', E. Thompson', Coach Bill Skinner. NOT PICTURED: T. Mauro'. ' Letrerrnen TI-IINCDLADQ The TIGER track team had a very successful season! During its first season under Coach Bill Skinner, the boys worked very hard and it payed off. They won four of the eight meets in which they participated. TIGERS Harry Gompf, Jim Sturgeon, Larry Works, and E he Tom Mauro, broke the Con- ference mile-relay record of 3:46.5, set in I94O, and estab- lished a new record of 3:42.5. These THINCLADS also jour- neyed to the State Regional Track Meet at Indianapolis in which the mile-relay team placed fourth, and Jim Sturgeon placed fifth in the 440. A marvelous future can be predicted for future track 4 -Q M, Raja I mt teamsat L.C.H.S.! ,I . M- ,A ...wr ,.. - .,, K , . -:N .. r I ff 5.455 Run, Eb , run! 4 The TIGER baseball team tied for the championship of the Eastern Indiana Conference! Under the helm of Coach Pat O'NeiII, the TIGERS won their last three games and finished the season with a vic- tory over Aurora. The TIGERS' record, six wins and four losses, does not tell the whole story, although it is a commendable one. The TIGERS finished with this record despite the fact that there was only one senior on the team, the bulk of the team being made up by under- classmen. The boys are anx- iously looking forward to the '58 season. I mf 1:9234 f X. vw' I 7 Hit the dirt, Mac ! TI-IETIG-EIZNIN KNEELING, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Ferry, J. Farmer , A. McAClams', R. WiIson , B. Becketf, R. WiIIiamson', W. Lake. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Pat O'NeiII, J. Romines , M. Dawson', A. Cohen', J. Sturgeon , T. Mauro', L. Works , Student Manager, T. Eckel. ' Lettermen . Siam' 1 I SW 'Q 'sxji In 'I-ll' ln Q'-if wnth the greatest of ease' I , s LIVING ti Nm.-ala W ANESM -lg-.6 ff ff I, We spend the afternoons sunnmg on the beach . . . 6 'svfratf N-is ...Q .af There s always a clown In The crowd' LEIQUEJELY --e. What goes up must come clown W' the evenings watching a wafer ballet. 7 9195 f' X Q94 -fr' ,U me 5 9' - iii ' mx in X Make mffrem'lk i FEP M ' ! PARADISE f S X 'tm' dig Q0 Ol DEEP The memory ot this wonderful evening still lingers on. We danced beneath the sea 'til midnight. On the stroke of twelve, we were escorted to Club Gulls and Buoys . Here, after a de- licious supper and delightful entertainment, we danced until the wee hours of morning. Queen Carrol Hopper and King Bill Etter lead the royal parade! Luis 958 LEFT TO RIGHT Gordon Teaney Secretary Slm Vlnson Presldent Ron Ernest V1ce Presldent Sue Elhott QE-.NIOPJQ We have now reached the end of our high school days Many events have taken place during these years which we will always remember We entered the halls of L C. H. S in 1954 looking forward to many new experiences Jane Gerlach was elected to the Cub cheerleading squad, and Larry Works was chosen for the varsity basketball team We were also represented in other school organizations During our sophomore year Jane Gerlach was again elected Cub cheerleader while Ron Ernest and Jim Fowler loined the varsity team With an eye to the future we worked on several prolects to earn money which would and us the following year in giving the prom Cur Iunior year was one of excitement and hard work We were busy raising money for the prom by giving dances, sponsoring bake sales, and selling stationery. We also presented a play Only an Orphan Girl. At the conclusion of the year we gave the Junior-Senior Prom, Paradise of the Deep, which was very exotic Susie Terrnll and Sue Schneider were elected cheerleaders while our boys went on to fame in sports. In our senior year we were very prominent throughout the school. Susie Terrill and Sue Schneider were again varsity cheerleaders. Our class was very active in Boosters Club Tri-Hi-Y H1-Y Thesplans and Lettermen s Club Jane Gerlach and Susie Terrill were maiorettes in the band while our boys represented most of the varsity team. Treasurer We sponsored several proiects to earn money for caps and gowns and gave a success- ful class play. In April we journeyed to Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, Virginia to complete our high school years. 10 SANDRA ALLEN It best becomes you to be merry! Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2,3, Nurses' Club 1,2g Chorus 2g Annual Staff 3, 4. WALTER ARMBRUSTER Enough work to do and strength enough to do it. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Boosters' Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals lg Latin Choir 3. M- 'heed' JACQUELINE RAE BECKETT Born with the gift of laughter! Modern Music Masters 3, G.A.A. 3,4g Band 3,45 Chorus 3, 4. LARRY MARTIN BENNING Worry! Oh, bother! It never accomplished anything worthwhile! Intramurals 1, Boosters' Club 1, 3, Class Play Crew 35 V.I.C. 3. A.. f,g-rgM:,iA.:gI. ,ik . V- -- , -- l , . GALE BANTA A1l I know is what I read in the papers. V.I.C. 3. t M... I JOHN BAm.ow , ,, A winning smile, personality, an .A . 1 K A h H ' VL, ,cf a convertible too! ,.g Basketball 1. . gi, ,-vgxlri., 1 V ffizsfy-r,s:',:s::R'l'g:',Q or -f , j..3i,+X! ,r .ft----X--N...-Q21-.2-J-cf. I :S is .Q,,vx.1.K,f,Ii .g3QQfN:L,.,?.,f,.w3g,g5 rg, f fi . Q1 1 5X1a i,r':,ffTi. A f?:5EQQgT fi'-fyn wa ' jfs? -'.i,'.-Rei. X 135351-til:-.fE..' Q. M5 -' 'fr , . sn- ' I I Nr:-, lx 'F-'yf:s'ff. X fpf-r3,I5'ff'.-'wif 3 , . ,ig-Hn. t A,-,515 :-m,i3,f,:,':!Q Z ....'!:. ! C- .wftfrfr M1-:7: Zi!'f: I 4. 1 F xx r I yx ,C -...af ELAINE BREITENBACH Good words are worth much and cost so little. DAVID BUTLER A blonde. . .need we say more? X ' -Jer? , JOHN CLARK While I breathe, I hope! Football 1,2, 3,43 V.I.C. 3,4. JANICE LOUISE CORNS A mild manner and a gentle heart. Chorus 1, 25 Class Play Crew 3, Boosters' Club l,4. J :sys ,GV LARRY GENE CALDWELL Bait the hook: this Fish will bite! JANE CARPENTER The South will rise again! ! Chorus 1, 2g Band 3,43 G.A.A. 1, 3,4, Vice-President 2, Thespians 3, 4g Class Play 3. in-s fha. 5, LORELEI DAY Of all the joys, to be in love is the best. G.A.A. 1,2,3g Tri-H1-Y 2,3g Class Secretary 2, Annual Staff 3, Q Classes Editor 45 Library Club, MY Q.,-.har Vice-President 45 Student Secretary L., 4, Honor Society 2,4. EDWIN DUNNING lt is my ambition to say in ten sentences what everyone else says in a whole book. SONYA ECKSTEIN Let all things be done quietly and orderly. G.A.A. 2,3g Annual Staff 3, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3. H-it MARILYN SUE ELLIOTT J A smile that won't come off. ' Class Secretary 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3 Band 1,2, 3,4g Chorus 1,25 G.A.A 1, 2,45 Annual Staff 35 Class Play Crew 3, Office Assistant 4, Boosters' Club 1,2,3,4. .-1 I ' 'WCM ,W WG ff 7 A ,Ann ,Ll . IIN' wg JEFF ENGLER What I don't know will never hurt i wo- me! RONALD L. ERNEST Knowledge is power. Class Vice-President l,4g Hi-Y 3, Vice-President, Lettermen's Club 3,4g Baseball 2, 4g Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4. mai? Boosters' Club 2, 3,43 Latin Choir lg LARRY EUGENE EUBANK No sinner, nor no saint perhaps, but--still the very best of chaps! Class Play 3,45 Thespians 43 Band 1,23 V.I.C. 3,4g Chorus 2g Boosters' Club 1,2. JIM FARMER Not that I don't like work, just that I'm not in sympathy with it! Football 1,4g V.I.C. Vice- President 3. v7'f:r-A L JANIE FUNCH There is nothing more fun than a man! Chorus 1, G.A.A. 1,25 Nurses' Club 1. ALICE JANE GERLACH The good, the true, the beautiful, --those are the things that pay. Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Secretary 45 Band 1, 2, Majorette 3,4, Tigerette 3g Chorus 1, 2, 4, Modern Music Masters 3, Class Treasurer lg Cheer- leader 1, 2, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2,4g Annual Staff 3, 43 Girls' State 3, Guidance Sec- retary 3, 4. Qc .31 ...- I .L gym,-wir' ., x X. . - u... JIM FOWLER Every man is as Heaven made him and sometimes a great deal worse! V.I.C. 3. JUDY FOX She put the p in pep and personality! G.A.A. 2, Vice-President 3,45 Class Vice-President 3, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 3, Activities Editor 4, Chorus 1, 2, Shop Secretary 4, Leap-Year Hop Queen 3. I if , . '-it ' vyfiu, ray s, s we ,M . K Eg gf? ia at 5 3355? Xi 1 -,754 f: S' F221 ARDELLA GREENE Obliging and cheerful, industrious and kind. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1. SUZANNE GRIMES What I do concerns me, what others think does not! Chorus 1,25 Honor Society 1,2, 3, 45 Class Play Crew 3,45 Boosters' Club 1,2, 3,45 Annual Staff 3, Editor-in- Chief 45 Future Nurses' Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 45 Latin Choir 1,25 G.A.A. 3. ,Mb ' 'f Milf ,V A tlqfu , -we , I 5,253 5 A ' vis 'ffm 1: F ra 'x AG' an-W , ans fs: fi?-2 'Wasil W' 'iff' -. 1 Tm ITQ EARL EDWARD GILBERT A handful of common sense is worth a bushel of learning. V.I. C. 3. HARRY D, GOMPF All mankind loves a 1over! Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 35 Thespians 3,45 Class Play 35 Class Secretary 15 Lettermen's 3, 4. BEVERLY HAAS A maiden fair with golden hair. Chorus 1,25 Future Nurses' Club 1 G.A.A. 1,25 Boosters' Club 25 Annual Staff 3. ROBERT HALL Everything comes if a man will only wait! V .I.C. 3. 4' . 2 JUDITH JENKINS HASTINGS Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Chorus 1, 2, 3g G.A.A. 1, 2, Honor Society 3, Annual Staff 3, Class Play Crew, Stage Manager 3, Boosters' Club I,2. ROBERT ALLEN HENSLEY Listen to everybody's advice, then do as you please! V.I.C. 3, 45 Thespians 2, 4g Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. its ss! 4 l ' ff QW 2 tx. I JANET KERR Top of her head to tip of her toes, all mirth! Chorus 1, 2, Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3,43 Class Play Crew 3,4g G.A.A. I, 2, 3,45 Library Club 4, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Editor-in- Chief 4. JERRY KERR The possibilities of work are unlimited. Honor Society 1,2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Sports Editor 4, Latin Choir 1, 2, Boosters' Club 1, 2, Class Play Crew 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. 'FL . A 9 k ff. .Q at ,, . PE. ag CAROLYN HORNBACH The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. G.A.A. 1,23 Chorus 1,23 Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3,4g Office Assistant 45 Boosters' Club 1, 2, 3,43 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Tigerette 33 Annual Staff 3, Classes Editor 4. DONNA JOHNSTON Sugar and spice and all the things nice! Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1,113 G.A.A. 1,25 Annual Staff 3. .aw- itil JOHN K, KNAPEK Science conquers everything, Latin Choir 1, 25 Class Play Crew 45 Track 1. CHARLES EDWARD KRAEMER Do not ask for what you will wish you had IIOI got! V.I. C. 3,4. 1 ,W 751 5-sv LINDA KLEPPER I am singing the best song that was ever sung! Band 1,25 Chorus 1,2,45 Class Play 3, 45 Thespians 3, Secretary Treasurer 45 Latin Choir 1,25 Boosters' Club 1,2,3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3,4, Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 3,4. 1' K X - 4, wx if SHARON ANN KLEPPER A good heart is better than all the heads in the world, Latin Choir 1,25 Chorus 1,25 Boosters' Club 1,2,3, President 45 Class Play 3,45 Thespians 3, Vice President 45 Annual Staff 3,45 Future Nurses' Club 3, 'Vice President 45 Girls' State Delegate 3 4 a T 5' its PEGGY KRINOP Gladness of heart is the life of man. Boosters' Club 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,45 Chorus 1,25 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff3,45 Class Play Crew 3. MICHAEL HARRY LAWRENCE The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it! Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,3,45 Basketball lg Lettermen's Club 3,45 Chorus 25 Hi-Y 4, Treas- urer 3. DEVOTA LEWIS Beauty IS true JAY LIDDLE Ah why should l1fe all labor ev Band 1 2 3 Boosters Club 1 2 3 Football 3 4 Track 1 Annual Staff Mfg fff 'W W ,fe 'i PATRICK BRUCE MCLEABTER What I can't see, I never w1ll belreve rn' ' V I C 3,4-, Chorus 2,3 LINDA MARCIA Mc' PEEK Better to be small and shrne than large and cast a shadow Transfer 4, Off1ce Secretary 4 all SM vi gl' 1' ff' swf' ' Eff + if ,V J' f 'M' SUE MINGER All excellent th1nUs are d1f f1cult as they are rare Chorus 1 2 Future Narses Club 1 2 3 Secretary 4 Annual staff 3 4 Latxn Chorr 1 2 Boosters Club 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 4 G A A 2 3 4 Class Play Crew ,V 'N 3 Honor Socxety 4 AATHRYN CECILE MURRAY The only glft 15 a poruon of thyself 'Bandl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 LX1, A 3 4 Tr H Y I Ot 3 4 Boosters Club 1 2 3 4 Modern Musrc Masters 3 Annual V p7 Staff 3 4 Assrstant Lrbrarlan 3 Kyiv Honor QOCICIY 4 Guldance Sec mf fetal' N- I 'Hi' 'ilk I nr 'H 3 K 1 Jill at A :E K 1 dw fi 5 ,I Pi 'Q bggffiilr I 3 I 'lkf I I 3 I I -9? A r ' A , ' Aga, .I - . , . . f A, 1. ,V xv I It A f 2, .1 f- CN V . A x ' H , H 5 , x 1 ta H ' b f' ,. I Al I I , , 2 ' . X ju. . It ff' .1 M, I ' os's 3 3 ,H A H ' Af, , ,. swat J A ,' 1, yzxjjjwigjfgw AJ' V T :Ai . Q f' ,.,,, 1 I N ' T1 A A f 4,91 f2:fi.s2f-Well. I XX -, , 1 1 ki , . yy: ?,!.,'?w ,gk .1 JP Q Q - Q 5 '53-5 ff f4.gff-aff: .J ,zu we ht 'ifs' A jf f' ' YZ QW i . Y' 1 A lv, Q, yy fb A. 1 7 , Q.: JN , , ' ' D as '- off .C , 1 ,' . . w .I . . y y' y, f 4 N VV C7 A V I --,, r + gy ya 3 A A A .A XJ L5 yt if 1 1 1 I 3 x 141, 1 C Y? If AJ QA, ,1,2,. l, 1- i- l,2, I JI ,Q WL ,Q l K ' L rv ,J rs f my H? J x .KM DORIS NESMITH All art is but imitation of nature, G,A.A. 43 Class Play Crew 3,4g Shop Secretary 3,4. GARY WAYNE NIXON A man of action, forced into a state of thought, is unhappy until he can get out of it! Track 1,2,3,4g Class Play 35 Lettermen's Club 1, 2,3,4, HQ' X if Els ? ,.. ' , Q sz, is 'A A ,z 4 X-..,, , 'is ff ...A J' 'se-ai' , 4 N IERRIE LOU NEAL Good health and good sense are two of 1ife's greatest blessings. Chorus 1,2: Tri-Hi-Y lg Annual Staff 3,45 Class Play Crew 3. NANCY NEARY There is no substitute for talent! Band 3,4g Chorus 25 Class Play Crew 35 G,A. A, 1,2,4g Annual Staff 3,4g Boosters' Club 1,2: Honor Society 1, 2. M Wi 95235, , sf is ' Y is f .. gg , 1 i J NANCY ALICE NOPPERT Insist on yourself: never imitate G.A, A. 1,2g Chorus 1,2,3g Boosters' 1,2,4g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff 3: Tiger- ettes 35 Class Play Crew 3. LINDA SUE OELZE My style and my sentiments are my own, purely original! Boosters' Club 41 G, A,A, 4, Guidance Secretary 4, JANET POWELL It is not enough to do good: one must do it in the right way. G,A.A. 1,2g Chorus 1,2g Future Nurses' lg Boosters' Club 1,2,3. IUDITH KAY ROOF A good reputation is more valuable than money. Band 1,2,3,4g Chorus 1,25 Latin Choir 1, G,A, A. lg Annual Staff 8,4. ,,w.....- k ANN SARIENT Uptown, any day, any time! There's a reason--guess this rhyme? Band 1,2,3: Boosters' Club 1,2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,3gG,A.A.1,2,3. LARRY SARTIN The world knows nothing of its greatest men, Band 1,3g Chorus 3, Latin Choir lg Boosters' Club 1,25 Hi-Y 3,4g Annual Staff 3, Activities Editor 4, Boys' State 3g Library Club President 43 French Club 35 Honor Society 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4. We M, ,,yrs. . . ,. 5 J. s ,V iii: CARL EDWARD ROWE He can build castles in the air' Thespians 3,4g Chorus 3, Class Play Crew 3,4. PATRICK SANDFORD While a man lives, let him be glad. Football 4g Track 3,4 Sergeant-At-Arms 4. gH1Y3 4 -off ..,, , Y ' if? P 'lsr ., 43 1 rg Q ' XS-...,, V sis? is ,sits ff s CHARLES JAY SENITZA I have laid aside business and gone fishing! Basketball l, 2, 3. LINDA JEAN SHEFFIELD It matters not how long you live but how well! Band lg Chorus 1,25 Boosters' Club 4. -fa i X W., au ff?- 'l f. 37 5 . K A - . r 5 , . i4,..,,,,is . Hz :.'V5: rl., y . I Q 4 rv. . h I X ' 4 ,ff 'L f 3 , Q K Y If 5 ,fly , X KAREN MARGARET SCHAEFER There is another and better world. Chorus 1,25 G,A,A, 25 Tri-Hi-Y lg Boosters' Club 1,25 Class Play Crew 35 Annual Staff 3. SUE ANN SCHNEIDER She must be seen to be appreci- ated! Cheerleader 3,45 Boosters' Club 3,45 Latin Choir 15 G,A,A, 1,2, 45 Band 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Tri- Hi-Y 2,35 Annual Staff 3,45 Library Assistant 45 Honor Society 45 Guidance Secretary 4. fat sm. ION RAYMOND M, STEINMETZ Early to bed and early to rise was not for me intended! Boosters' Club 2,3,45 V,I,C, 3,4. GORDON A, TEANEY Wit makes its own welcome. Band 1,25 Basketball 2: Football 25 Annual Staff 3,45 Thespians 3, President 45 Class Play 35 Class Secretary 45 Intramurals 3, SUZANNA TERRILL Her very frowns are fairer far than smiles of other maidens are! Band 1, Majorette 2,3, Head Majorette 4g Chorus 1,2g Tri-Hi- 1,2,3, Vice President 43 G.A.A. 4: Cheerleader 3,4g Boosters' Club 3,4-g Annual Staff 3, Art Editor 43 Tigerette 35 Shop Secre- 1 tary 45 Farmers' Fair Candidate 45 Music Masters 3. EBERT THOMPSON The mold of a man's future is in his own hands! Football 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g Basketball 3,45 Baseball 4, Intra- murals 2g Lettermen's 2,3,4g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Latin Choir 2. VT? DONNA WARBURTON Talk happiness. The world is sad enough. Future Nurses' 1. MARCIA JO WEBER Here is a dear, true, and indus- trious friend. G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Future Nurses' 1,2,3,4g Latin Choir 4, Chorus 2: Band 3,4g Annual Staff 3,45 Boosters' Club 1,2. fa Y J' GRACE UHLMAN Happy am I, from care I am free! Why aren't they all con- tented like me'? Future Nurses' 1,45 G.A. A. 1, 2,43 Chorus 23 Class Play Crew 3,4g Annual Staff 35 Boosters' Club 2, 3,4g Honor Society 4. SIMEON VINSON George Washington has died, Cicero has diedg in fact all great men have died, and l don 't feel so well myself! Class President 2,3,4g Hi-Y Sergeant-at-Arms 3, Secretary 4, Football 1,2,3,4g Annual Staff Business Manager 45 Lettermen's 2,3,4g Library Club 43 Student Manager 2g Boosters' Club 1,3,4, Treasurer 2. - VJ .7 ,wb .is WU 4 an -'naval' N, LARRY PAUL WORKS A good mind possesses a king- dom, Football 1,2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Honor Society 1,2, 3,45 Lettermen's 2, 3,45 French Club President 35 Hi-Y Secretary 3, President 45 Class President 15 Class Play 3, LINDA JEAN WORKS Her ways are ways of pleasantness! Chorus 1,25 Annual Staff 3,45 Boosters' Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play Crew 35 Honor Society 2,3, 'WC' 5 N-Q., is 1. gs ' Q, fy, f TM . '5- e Q .5 ,Q t 4-ff by gf' 1 64 'I' 7 . , -.,.e- wg-v Q9R?nf. , ww x X , 'X w. .' . 1 3 , fw 'fy Qt ev Fx- id - . , xx I ..-1 ' ,.-dei? , 8 n '02 A 1 R,Q ,.5Q?w.i' .F S is fi sl' 11.43 4 'Q A X wt .wx QV, 3 2 x if 4652 F69 qi- l 55, . gigs rf gi . MARY ANN WEDDLE Lively and changeable like a flame in the wind. Chorus 15 Band 15 G,A.A. 2,3,4 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 French Club 3, Vice President5 Class Play 3,45 Thespians 3,45 Annual Staff 3, Circulation Manager 45 Latin Choir 1,25 Library Assistant 1. ROBERT WEST Be silent and safe--silence never betrays you, F.F,A. 15 Boosters' Club 1,25 Class Play Crew 35 V,I,C. 4. ' if EDMUND H. WRIGHT An archangel a little damagedl' Band 1,25 Chorus 2,35 Football 1,25 Boosters' Club 2. STELLA ZAHARAKO Being in a hurry is one of the tributes she pays to life! Boosters' Club 25 Annual Staff 35 Class Play 35 Latin Choir 4. , v ,.,-2 - 9 WISH TO REMEMBER fi -M SHARON KAY GAITHER BOA 540 Mh9 T 'IFN ., ,gf :Alf i,,,guf xx m ugust , i9 Died orc 1957 0 live in the hearts you leave behind is noi' fo die. U LATIN liiiiiill Ch ZQZwMwL BIOLOGY ar ALGEBRA, 1 fl H mfg emfigl -MMU ' ll L 11110 W 'rvrauca-..-3-1- F -W T ,nl , f i y ,QJR X -r 'r .'K- S ' Junior Class Officers this year are: Laurie Volland, Presidentg Nancy Hooton, Vice-Presidentg Vivian Gulley, Secretaryg and Janet Colen, Treasurer. This year's iunior class proved themselves to be a hard- working and industrious group. Under the guidance of Miss Cole, Mrs. Maddox, Mr. Skinner, and Mr. Drew, they made use of many proiects to earn money for the prom. Among these were the iunior stand and the sale of pens, fruit cakes, and license plates. They also gave a successful play, Arsenic and Old Lace, in November. The class is looking forward with great expectations to their prom hoping it will be the best ever! 28 B Almashy ...af 'T T Bauer Nur Pat Brady xr Jerry Chrrstran -A is D Cutter if T Eckel Ferry 'war' Harm Armbruster v-N., 9 Behlmer Broughton 1+ A Cohen .X M Dawson if 1.41 R Ecksteln C Fette 'xv S Aylor A Bessler C Burress ft' Cole 'QV' deBecze I Eld rdge C Fulton 4 t'l H--U' -96' 'nr' Banta M Bateman 3,1 fx, we ,gy Q-. D B11ls Patsy Brady D Chrrsman ,Tackle Chrrstran AAL. Colen Cornelrus 3 C Doerflem G DuMont T Ellison G Engler G Fulton Goble 'if 392 . ,A 1. ,A I 1, A, M . 3, . - - F D k il ,I ..- .,. 31 f' Q M T fi Y X K 1' E, ... KQ 1 ll . P. . K. . .2 R F 'sl I2 h ,,. 2 of .. . ,C , Q I I W! s- 4 . - - s F X, gy F o 7 17 'W . J. . . ' . h V' Q V I .-qt fx 4 .1 '2 AK ' ,T Q A sq - :ff C w r-15 ,F 5- in .V I t V J L Q V i ., f X if 'Q ' 7 F X . 1 - - 1 4512 -' M X B. . I . . . . . rf' . ' .R A., 1 G W .QV 5 4 4, ' -'Q F . 'W fl ' ' 7 ,- . F' F af: K , , Y. 3 r F k at r ' ' . J. J. 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' . 1' ...Er v-.:-,.' f, i?,' . . , 5 Q' 3 I 'li , -.1 i ' I ' k i 1 ' - JJ: -ii It f wx , '- 4 fs . ' E. Plat . . J. Romines E. Schmale .3 31 A.. u M . Shepherd ,S 1+ 1 1. xx N 5: QE' X fs si 5 ga? +9-. ,. v ff x 'S ' -ve Q E , I 1 .Q 1 uf R. Ross R. Roush G. Runyan B. Ruth 1' ss 1 - t 1 uf' C. Schnebelt W. Schreiner -ra 'f-4' t A.- . .. .,.' . 3 W rrl ' J. Six M. Spurlock a. ug 13. R E? ' ' Q ' - AL C. Schwarz W. Sheffield 2 ' ' , N L. Starke: I. Stevens guwrk. ' , -N 1 , k av- , Q A' , F. Sullivan N. Sweeney P. Taylor M. Terrill J. Thomas . Q- f R .-. G55 s P. Titkemeyer J. Tonne C. Tschaenn L. Volland B. Ward , I . :YL ,ss V ', 3 L, X K i , -e 2 '59 W W 'W 3 D. Watts S. Westrick G. Willen W. Winters GL 2,4 lq'. 4 . .S I ' 'xx , ' r if I wwwfw' vvie Bt1U.0n NG Wm sr ANW x SS me oi the S0?homOte C a oiimcefs Treawlet sxackbum bmi we C uch Presxdem B0 o G WXHXS sxTTlN Secteta Immediately after the sophomores entered the school, they began to make themselves well known. Members of the class became quite active in sports, bond, Boosters' Club, and other organizations. With an eye to the Future, the sophomores sponsored a dance as a start on raising money for their Junior Senior prom. The school expects big things of this class. President and M Mcfxdams li ,sls L .f .,- - Z i fi' ill, . it? t 3 of 4 , 'Li i fs ik A . U ' D - . . IQ. 32 L Ch ix! WM -1:5 'iw wav 1' 409 ?N 2 if W N , , Q , ,- f ,fc -- ' , w Q. - in ' -..'.. ',r',,' -,kk 2? , ., , ,lv Q J Wd' rx. 'uv J Albrtght C eckett H Beckett W Bessler B Blackburn J Bruton C Bruns B Burns Carter Clark C C11rk Cochran M Colen J Collrns C Cook Cooper Couch Cummrns R Cunntngham R Draut C Eckstern C Ellrott D Ent S Ernest Ehtes E. Etter M . Ferry . Fogle . Foglc J. Follis D. Funch S. Funch A. Gerkin D. Gilb S. Green C. Grizzel 33 535- 11- N f'5 Sf' -spv-:pn 'N-vr ' 1-N.-p Y' JM! 5 91 Ivy -...f-fr ,.,.,o' - M .- . t ' .. 5 i Cl 4 5 nl QV? 35 an ,:,,4,,5 - V -hu. 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Thomas , B J. Thompson .,, K. Trester . .a - ... , f , . 7 .J ' in 9 I ,.Vw P. Vest 1. , ti' Q ' ,ff B. Voight EMA ' B W v -- Wil ' V. Warren f if 4 an W. Weaver L. Weeks f .3 MN I. Willen 5 1 5 ,Y Q '? - r , W. ... N' ie B B . ' B gr .., B. Williamson W . 31 N , R. Wilson A .4 1. 4, Q1 ,. li, . f B Y B. w 11 ,W By! X ff .ANT 5, U ner D ' '.. 1 vi . Q E. Yauger YLOLX4. NX Q-OXX Sckoox .- - - - , ', ,- K r- s Do-55 . I I. I r AN X I K' L f L1 x .,. .9 x x N K Q 'Q P. Zaharako if S 5 1 l A 4 . , 'dew . HT. gonnm' Cole' viiefgfxil 6. LEFT To NG fx canes LeCf0Y' Se Offcefs af ' ef: an This Yeaps Freshxralg :airy winters, Tteasur . P1651 an Z Betty 81115. This year saw the entrance of one of the largest freshman classes in L.C.H.S. history. It took very little time before they became a part of our school. C ,r Officers were elected, and the class participated 'I in sports, bancl, and other school organizations. They , ' show much promise and the school welcomes them. ki lj 36 19 f av Agfl-16 Albright J Allen Armbruster dl ' pf , A I Bauer B Bessler 5 Bessler J 1lls -r ffl Dx T Braden V Brewer B Brown Brown IC Butler Caldwell H Carlton G Carter .AW V 'Q ...I 'SL NV Cook G Cors D Craft Spf I Cravens W Ewan Farmer M Fehlmg 36 bf LLL Gersler ll Gensheuner B Grbbs J Gompf L Goodwrn J Gray 3 x :- R ard' ,ff A J Baker Barker R Bateman U53 Block K Boone S Bosserdet Nu R-Atl Bryant R Buchanan B Buckmgham ZX Chrlders Clark J Cole 'n Doke Ellrott C Estes E Kwf E L lawn! T Fltch Fox Fugate D Fulton jf! IL an 1- D Glenn M Glenn Goble J Goettsch M Green l Greene J Greene J Lreer v 5 Q 7 rl .f 'w,,..ff1a-a7 f tx 5, ' 2 is la' -a , ,. , . ,Q VJ,. , I :I V .L .M Q . - .R .2 s J I f se , T5 Q A X 5.E,,j :L Q21 E 'K I 'Jr B . at W, -. f 1. 'fig , X- X, - wv ' -U . , ' .X I B -s UL h J t. A 1 If . -, x ,M it f A. L. ' . J, . A. . , f, X . 1 ' ' 3 f . -- ' f' 3 ' N . 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HN - 2- 2-' tj 11 2 9' 1 -fl Aff' U - , , ' ' 7 ,Mm JW: xp' Gum Guard C Gulley L Harper S Havey B He1mann N Hemmrg Q i x4 Ilf 7'lNx A Q S-0 5-I 'JI P' oo oo II' :1 U7 U E li ..- Q. rn c- 1 N :x Q. I : Q. Q- 5-3 fo V7 F9 o :J -1: I I: F. O :r P' UI o :1 2 P4 :w oo F! N 5 sara PJ 5-4 o P1 Q. as :: IP s: :J oo N .- 5 as 71 :1 P' 'U 'U cn :w cr ro 1 oo gl -09454 'ww as J Lawrence C LeCroy Lewls C LISIOH 'N-1.79 E M1ller J Mrtchell N Mltchell W Mrtchell 1 L J McMullen E Nlchols S Ogle B Paush TD L. R Putty Raglm C Rref L Rohlflng J Sams G Sarjent D Schwmg B Sellers ,,- 47' .C M Kramer 'S L Lommel Patterson Rohlfrng Shapxro .Neff 31:35 Mosxer S McAdams D D Ingram I Jarvls Kueg M J Lake R4 G Loz1er L Matrox McClure .0 1 be-.4 D Phelps Prather S oss P Rupp M Sharp LJ Sheldon .Q s I I K -XR B A FS K. ' L. A .... ' . ' pp paw.. , l 'tmp QM, . ' Q ,,g 'Q , 'rv' lsrikr K 'L ,V X 4 'J Y 4.4 'X , i S in 'rv . S 2 JB , ' , - l . ' ' . ' D. . ' . - - ' f' 0 5' ' V V- :..e Q Au. 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' W - -. 1 fi f t,, W l 24, , t W a w , .t t TP : W A 5 4 ,L '- A t do i n . ii lrkv K -tk 't ...:h, M i ,V f- WH , .Q A A . G. ' ..... I ' - f 4 5 V Us A . Q 5 Ziff, x S3 to if 4 i z'V - .. Q,,' T ' f Q . K . . . ' . ' , A ' A ' ff- E: o H31 , QQ... , K el' ' 1' any X Q 0 C C Q O . mx j wk ,Hx Q ' fo Coach Pct 0'Neill STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Pat O'NeilI, B. Beckett, M. Dawson, E. Thompson, I. Clark, J. Farmer, S. Vinson,' H. Gompf,' M. Lawrence! SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cole, R. Wilson, P. Sandford, W. Couch, L. Prather, J. Caldwell, J. Thompson. Mike Lawrence Ebert Thompson Assistant Coach Bill Skinner Simmie Vinson Pat Sandford h I k Jo n C or Harry Gompf STANDING, RIGHT TO LEFT: E. Phiester, R. McCool, A. McAdams I. Sturgeon,' B. Lake, G. Carter, G. Ferry, Assistant Coach Bill Skinner, B. Williamson. SITTING, RIGHT TO LEFT: G. Cummins, A. Cohen, J. Allen, R. Bateman, L. Volland, J. Romines, J. Tonne, L. Works,' D. Glenn. Lettermen ' ' Joy Lidcile Larry Works Jim Farmer OONFEIZENGE IGINGQ Football Champs of the IA C wasthetl eo the TIGER grad squad after defeatang their arch rrvals the Aurora Red Devils the final game of the season The TIGERS had an unblem :shed record In conference play with wms over Aurora Batesville Brookvllle and Hagerstown Their commend able 6 2 record for the sea son was marred by losses to Ohio teams Harrison and The boys enloyed dns proving Coach O Nell s dns mal predlctlon that this might be one of hrs worst seasons Although continual ly hampered by IDIUTICS the TIGERS chalked up frve vlctorues In a row to end their grad campangn In grand style From all nndlcatnons they wlll retain their con ference crown' TIGERS Aurora TIGERS Harrlson 32 TIGERS Taylor TIGERS Brookvl I le TIGERS North Vernon TIGERS Hagerstown TIGERS Batesvi I le TIGERS A u rora 44 Good luck tea 'Tl 90od IU Ckll A TIGER Tackle! I 655' if E. . . . 'tl f ' , in' I Taylor. I I' I3 6 7 O 20 26 ' 6 32 O I3 7 36 g - O 2l . 7 We X, 'Inq L qs 9 Nm 'Sv -fr 0' oi here ces 5 O ex out S think Ae S 9o,,., I 9 -.,. ,JD f -, 1, 31323 1-N., ..' . -,ffm -1 ,Q .. W J' 1 ,. -5-K -ivtf Y. - ...-.L'w q'- ' - N- -k. ..7' W ,', , ','2s ,. . a- 1 3 1 A . A-., J? .I ' :,.,W:-yank I 5 :V--ft. ia K' .L--,-. 1,k We back the TIGERS!! 45 I-IOMECDOMING A night of nights! The TIGERS downed Aurora 2I-7 for their second victory over the Devils this season. By so doing, the TIGERS became Conference Champs! Sharon Klepper was crowned Football Queen of I957. Her court was made up of Cheri Marqua, iunior, Susan Green, sophomore, and Beverly Weddle, freshman. From the senior football players, Larry Works was chosen as Mr. Football. The Royal Pair Don't stick me! I Which one will it be? wk I I crown thee Queen Sharon. 46 Her first royal duty! Qui - .2 1 THE ADMINIQTPJATIO Our superintendent, Mr. H.P. Harrison, takes time from his duties to help students plan their programs and measure seniors for caps and gowns. The Board of Control has provided the L.C.H.S. students with superior teachers and facilities enabling them to receive a better education. Members of the board are: SITTING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Raymond Fox, President, Mr. H.P. Harrison, Superintendent, Mr. James Noyes, Mr. Cain Seekatz. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Vernon Schwing, Mr. Carl Haag, Treasurer, Mr. Paul Houston, Mr. Emmert Kirsch, Secretary. Mr. Herbert K. Volland, Administrative Assistant, counsels students so that they may wisely choose their future work. s A1 , V9 lA! 7 X 1 fl g in ' it 1 f J Ootobwu 245W 1 l T I, E, ffvw 's.,r,,.. 'gf v ,' Hooray! We enloy a long wee - end whlle the faculty attencls eachers Convention At this con vention, the teachers learn better methods of :nstructmg us so that we may acqulre a farm educatnonal foundatlon Yet our teachers are more than lust Instructors They have an Interest In each ondlvldual and are never too busy to listen to our personal problems when we seek then advice Courses rn practlcal subjects are offered to the students of thxs hlgh school Home Economlcs taught by MISS Mlldred Cole enables girls to become better homemakers Mr Robert Kellam 1nstructs commerc1a1 students tn Shorthand Typmg Bookkeepmg and Offrce PIHCIICC Also teachmg 1n the commerclal department lS Mr W1ll1am Hoppmg who conducts courses rn Typing Shorthand and Commerclal Math fi-'5 f1 A necessrty for all students IS the ab1l1ty to COITIITIUDICSIS therr tdeas whether they are wr1t1ng or speakrng The language department tr1es to frll thts need Teachers rn th1s department are Mrss Mabel Huddleston Freshman and Sophomore Engllsh and L1terature Mr James Duffy Jumor and Semor Engllsh and L1terature Class Placy D1rector Annual Advlsor Mrss Ethel Constas Latln Spantsh Mrs Ellzabeth Og en Freshman Englrsh and L1terature , . I k r T , . . . - f . I . - . . . . I , t , J , 's tj . . 9 sc Q ij - , 4 ' L , it I K T. wk 'f Xl r ,ff , f k .- in -.L 1 ug' if tl fy l' 9-X5 u -. r - is l Q YL ,Q Y . o I 5 4 4: 9 65 Xa. 7' Tffgono ,' Yh,V5iCs, Al emafics and .elaboraf 'ZZ I jtflgn Q 737711 Srudents OfL C i TALZOSE W1 ' 'I -S Chemistry IEEICF1 us margin he Proud gf th meffh Arhl ge5fa:A1f Sclefwea .OryeC1UfP1n eric D . Geo ,V Ie, M CHI in If , rrecrof: Mrs' fgevifudu Bategalfiefln gmirhterr SCILIOOI. H Smith B- ' gebr ' l lology ar Geonqetr ' yi G Ji? CQ The vocational department can boast of its modern tool: and equipment rnetuding a truck much M215 pur habed trns year Instruetors rn rlus department are Nir Robert Drew Itduxtrtal Arts Nlachrne Shop Nlr Glenn Hunt Indust tal Arts Au-.ho Vtxuftl Dtrector Xir Lester Hale nehrne bhop X ota. onal Dtrector 50 4' 7 - 10 's-. ' iii, J Bandaging is one of the many skills learned in the Highlights of the government courses QSociology Health and Safety classes conducted bv Mrs Geraldine Economics and Civics, taught by Mr Herbert Volland Antoine and Mr Pat O Neill Making scrapbooks and in luded a day viewing a court trial a summary of posters stressed safety upon the pupils Mrs Antoine Indiana government and a speech by the Greendale also teaches Physical Education while Mr O INe1l1 Police Chief Mr William Skinner instructor of instructs students in Physical Education and Drivers American History and Vvorld History stressed to his Education students the importance of being aware of current 0 QASXQQX Systll'-'V .f 4'J,,r I CVCUE Besides arranging the unique halftime shows given by the band at the games, Mr. Charles Steuver, director, teaches the band members the fundamentals of music. Mr. Steuver also directs the chorus. Under the supervision of Mrs. Nina Mattox, librarian, a class teaching the organization and functions of the library is given to the library assistants. Miss Martha Leeds conducts an art course in which she teaches drawing, painting, and crafts such as pottery and leathercraft. The department has supplied many organizations with posters. N3 9 BEHIND Tl-IE QGENEQ fw11aSJLld1Ih Schoerung Secretary ' ,mg scvnoedwdc 09 ' calm 5 5359 3-sS.,.....,Soo2f'?2 rms YEAR s OFFICERS treasurer uce pr LIBRARY CLUB This year the library assistants took a prominent place among school activities as they organized a club, elected officers, and be- came members of the Hoosier Stu- dent Librarian Association Besides collecting attendance slips and checking out books, these students attended library class twice a week and became familiar with many library duties such as the selection of new books, classification of various books and magazines, and repair of worn books ln October, Mrs Maddox and some of the members attended a conference at Bloomington which was sponsored by Indiana University Here, they took part in the election of the HSLA state officers and be came acquainted with other students interested in library work As an active school organ: zatlon, the Library Club will gain many new members in future years WERE LarrY Samfl Pfesldem Lorelei Day esxdent and Carol Doerflem secretary LhFT TO RIGHT Mrs Maddox V1v1an Gulley Sue Mmber Karen Schaefer and Janet Kerr 53 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1- - . t . , . . . y ' . 1 . , . Y- 1 1 . ' . 7 , - , . . . . .- . - . I l be E it ,av ' in A - , at 0 73, .1 f X L If I as . 4 , i pf- A 'ti' if V4 s , N 'A V, I ' 'fb ,f B Z l ' ' I ln I Y n l 1 . TA Lx LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Murray, Linda Oelze, Barbara Ruth, Sue Schneider, Jane Gerlach, and Judy Roof assist Mr. Volland in grading aptitude and achievement tests to determine a student's ability in various fields. CZ If- 40- 'Qu- 1 ei Miss h and Sue Elliott 1 P Carolyn Hombac ' u' oiiice duti65 Such ab d vario s an Schoenwg Pedonu tices recording absences' hin' nn ' ininieilgfap P' inakillii announCe1nentS - 54 C7 TOP TO BOTTOM: Susie Terrill, Vivian Gulley, Judy Fox, Doris Nesniith, Jo Ann Stevens, Nancy Sweeney, and Judy Behliner aid the shop teachers by typing letters, keeping records, and performing general office work. Nooembwu 7,8 Tlwjrwzmspwsewt UAPJQENIO OLD LACE Abby and Martha Brewster, played by Joyce Peaslee and Nancy Hooton spy on Mortimer Brewster fBruce Palmery as he makes love to Elaine Harper fMary Sue Spurlockj . Lieutenant Rooney Uim Rominesj, OffiC6r BrOphy fGeorge deBeczeJ, and Officer Klein QBob Tetten- horstp have quite a struggle with their prisoner, Jonathan Brewster fBrian Almashyj, but Dr. Einstein QPat Bradyj and Mrs. Gibbs CNancy Sweeneyp show no fear of this desperate criminal. fk ,Mg Tl-IEQPIAN This year the Thespians became truly active for the first time . They stimulated a more enthusi- astic interest in dramatics throughout the school. The troupe offered freshman and sophomore 1,-si students an opportunity to gain acting exper- ience by presenting one-act plays in which quite a number of underclassmen were awarded parts. These plays were presented in assembly to the faculty and students. The casts learned the basic techniques of acting which were taught to them by the student directors. As a result, the school can look forward to even better class plays in years to come. Heading the 1958 Thespian Troupe No. 45 are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Klepper, Sec. Treas.g Sharon Klepper, Vice-Presidentg Gordon Teaney, Pres., Larry Sarnin, Mem- bership Chairman. if 1,5 5 23 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: FIRST ROW: M. Weddle, K. Murray, J. Carpenter, J. Estes, S. Geisler, C Estes, P. Watts. SECOND ROW: N. Hooton, N. Sweeney, M. Terrill, S. Westrick, B. Ward M. Spurlock, P. Brady, THIRD ROW: I. Romines, D. Roush, G. Willen, S. Zaharako, B. Tertenhorsr, P. Brady, H. Gompf. FOURTH ROW: L. Eubank, B. Hensley, B. Almashy, C. Rowe, I. Stewart. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Dawson, H. Gompf, L. Works, R. Wilson, A. McAdams, and B, Williamson, SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Thompson, R. Ernest, B. Brown, D. Schoeff, G. Senitza, T. Kaiser, and J. TI-IE TIGE121 VAIZQITY Sturgeon. The Rising Sun Shiners ruined the debut of the 1957-58 TIGER team by handing them a 41-39 overtime loss. Versailles then edged the TIGERS, 52-47, despite Sturgeon's ex- cellent play. Powerful Madison rallied in the final quarter to beat the TIGERS, 70-54, and arch-rival Aurora followed suite with a close, 49-45, win in the traditional Thanksgiving- eve game. The TIGERS then journeyed to Scottsburg only to lose to the Warriors, 47- 44, in the last 14 seconds. Undefeated Brookville came to town and edged the TIGERS in an exciting 42-40 overtime victory. The Milan Indians then defeated the TIGERS, 49- 44, despite Senitza's 15 points. The tide turned as Works tallied 22 points to pace the TIGERS in a 63-47 routing of Batesville. An excellent team effort gave the TIGERS a 49- 43 victory in a return engagement with Aurora. Works' 21 points helped the TIGERS sub- due North Vernon, 49-36, for their third win in a row. The TIGERS then traveled to Conners- ville but lost, 57-54, despite Works' 21 points. Works' 25 points gave the TIGERS another victory over Batesville, 48-31, but Hagers- town took home a 50-46 conference win de- spite Dawson's 16 points. Senitza's 21 points paced the TIGERS to an impressive 67-48 victory over Taylor, and winless Greensburg became another victim of the TIGERS, 60-41. The rugged Rushville Lions defeated the TIGERS, 64-44, but, a well-balanced scoring attack, Brown, 13, Works and Ernest, 12, carried them to a 59-41 victory of Cambridge City in their final conference contest. The TIGERS lost their final game as Madison rallied in the last quarter to win, 54-48. The TIGERS should be commended for the spirit and hustle they showed during the season, enabling them to become a strong sectional contender. Y, 'X5'?f' Xxcs-'ff gi lf IQ fgjk' A , x rf' -f .V 4+ K. 5 u X ,. 1. ZAYA' fl. f W ,Q-.au-www G' gf Ji' of :He t EX Q VQWQSN f? fi , zu - ' xx , 4 Q? 'gif S 115' Q, ,Qsn F22 Aff X J, ,440 The Varsrty Cheerleaders are STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT Susre Terrlll and Sue Ann Schnexder SITTING Mary Jane Terrlll A Cheerleaders for the Cubs are LEFT TO RIGHT Bobble Jane Blackburn Sandy Todd and Sally Funch ia- f J- O O 1' - iQ N Asn, rj Q 2 'Q 5 PRELIMINARY 42-23 27- 28 33- 28-32 -41 Lawrenceburg ll 38 -47 36 38 29-24 -25 28 32- 35 32 67 26 22 30 37- 31- 28- 21- 25- 23-27 27-31 33-51 21-51 Coach O'Nelu Tl-IE CLUBS SCORES Rising Sun Versailles Madison Aurora Scottsburg Brookville Milan Batesville Aurora North Vernon Connersville Batesville Hagerstown Taylor Greensburg Rushville Cambridge City Madison FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Glenn, B. Lake, B. W1111amson, D, Schoeff, R. W11son, A. McAdams, P. Zaharako, and L. Strunk. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach O'Nei11, L. Lommel, B, Weber, I. Allen, M, Fehling. I. Caldwell, J. Cole, S, Ogle. J. Greene, R. Bateman, and student manager, T. Eckel. 62 UWUWWQM CIAA r-1 A 5 iw Q ' 06 12 ' fi ' Nl 1 4 wane A I w U ' ' 0- ,W JW X my , K Ng. 1 -W 1 r, Q x 1? fi. V' L! ' E Qi .1 7 .S , ig v . 4 Sz. ig 5 X' ' x Q-fffs ' . 'ffl F' ' W al' W ff Xe xx . t X x ,xv 4 1, Iwi la ,ansnnu-M-,ff ...MM L 'wg 19 Li ' mv-'vc 40 F .nr-ww, A 15 1 H A ... Wx Deoembofu 20 MEPJPJY XMAS 6n.0:fwflwfLafiwCl10w L C H S vrewed sometlwnng quite drfferent an the Cnrnstmas program whrch the Latrn Choir present ed this year An extravagant productuon uncludlng varuous formatuons was seen as elgnty two students partlcnpated rn thus tradltlonal ceremony. All students are members of Mass Constas Latin classes. o - - qt ' fa r . Sv' A - 0 r E - - g K -nh., f . ' I s '1 2 M ' ' --ii-..i.,,,,., QYNM -R--V-W............ U -i -. - Y .-...- ., , 0 0 C I 1 . - 1 , 4Q.ec,.wn!0z, 3 Jw 7720111 'mow may Jaw! ww WW jawn, Jkww aw Jw ,W Jew 0 15 Dzcmziw 22 J'-W .LW mow '7?fu-rv Jw-w Jaw Zf!.ea6 ww .ZAWW WWW ZW Jef ,Jw l 5 12 7220-rv 772477, x Jawa! ,,,,Vnx S X Jody M466 Jhwwf 7730771 7720111 .Zwwf ' jam! ww ww .jlfww - ,A ,M -ffwvtdf W 4-Av Q WP Az H Jw I X s NZ W, Junior members of the Honor Society are: Margaret Bateman, Judy Behlmer, Janet Colen, Carol Fette, Ray Goble, Ray Heck, Wilma Lake, Thomas Myers, Joyce Peaslee, Jim Romines, Barbara Ruth, Mary Sue Spurlock, Laurie Volland, George Willen , Patricia Brady , Senior members of the Honor Society are: Walter Armbruster, Jackie Beckett, Bill Brown, Lorelei Day, Ed Dunning, Jane Gerlach, Suzanne Grimes, Beverly Haas, Carolyn Horn bach, Janet Kerr, Jerry Kerr, Linda Klepper Sharon Klepper, John Knapek, Peg Krinop, Kay Murray, Jerrie Neal, Nancy Noppert, Judy Roof, Sue Schneider, Ebert Thomp- son, Marcia Weber, Mary Ann Weddle, Robert West. I-100 'Reimer C599 fb ef .Lumen R 9 RX L PI -is QPR X A fb XX Clagwwlj SOCIETY Freshmen members of the Honor Society are: Linda Albright, Jeffery Allen, Ronald Bateman, Karen Boone, James Caldwell, Judy Cravens, Connie Elliot, Cecelia Estes, William Ewan, Mike Fehling, Louella Fugate, Sue Geisler, Janet Goettsch, James Gornpf, Joyce Greer, Leslie Harper, James Higgins, Jo Ann Jung, Beverly Klum, Steve Ogle, Ruth Ann Raglin, Susan Ross, Don Schwing, Joyce Sharp, Gary Vogelsang, Patricia Watts, Beverly Weddle, Tom Fitch, Marjean Kraemer. o Q? Sophomores in the Honor Society are: Bobby Jane Blackburn, John Britton, Beverly Burns, Robert Draut, Sandra Ernest, Jean Estes, Eileen Etter, William Lake, Jerry Myers, David Schoeff, Bill Schoening, James Stewart, Patricia Vest, Virgil Warren, James Willen, Edwina Yauger, Carol Elliot. 4.55 -0- 53, ,,,+fz Lerrerame-.N'Q GLUE fffwilbmdfiwcwwf ag! Cad d4f'7A0744-00 62 ' AVMCQL ,?,9,,Q9,W4w6J .IKM ' M5224-A-v,6eZ WJ VIO After completing their fifth year of organization, the Vocational Industrial Club has proved to be an important factor in training boys to become efficient and capable industrial workers. During the year, they heard many industrial leaders, l viewed films, and visited factories thus becoming acquain The highlight of the year's program was their annual banquet in May. At that time, awards were given, and next year's officers were elected. TOP TO BOTTOM: Tom Myers, reporter: Bob Hensley, sergeant-av arms: Ray Goble, secretary-treasurer: Jerry Christian, vice-president: and Jim Farmer, president. T. 3 X --1 , s--X s 4.2 wr H . V! 1r,'f:?:L Qflbqp xjxq' . a- ... M---1- , ,. r E lf! , Z- i . Tiszssll.-Y' 'Bi ' .M . X six 9. V Q .. :dv .. FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Fowler, B. West, J. Cavanaugh, R. Steinmetz, L. Benning, J. Clark, C. Kraemer, L. Eubank, S. Richardson, I. Liddle. SECOND ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Bauer, R. Heck, B. Miles, F. Sullivan, E. Phiester, R. McCool, M. Dawson, V. Hall. THIRD ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Runyan, C. Fulton, T. Kaiser, C. Tschaenn, K. Banta. FOURTH ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Rowe, J. Heath, J. Kopec. ted with the improvements and changes made in this field. i - vf Ls .9 U I 'wx , ei! Q -1- X Q Pgiv xi WY F 5 L5 tl i Q W as ki M ,...,, M. . ai v ' 'Z K N' I I ' ,xfunnnl - ,RJ 35' ! xv ,A 4 , H Q, f-S, k - 'K X , W, k Ns Q ' ' N2 I ' 2 'V . , gy 4 K fr 4 Y' , -. t L tt 2 I X-gr, , t ,MA , W Y 2' X, :eff 4 ,' 1 Av Q. '7fQ I A L - 4 W x-S92 Q 7 VA Q ii VV V e . I .1 KY 'W . vi . I ,1 J , W Q. ,, ,gi mf. M kiA, A if Ae3AA,.,g' QiTgiEi. .Q . iw! A 9 gb 1 I ff lg ' qw Q fx: 3' ff - , ,-.fy ' x f Q ' U 11 , ' I Lim V , Q. It 5 X Q: A qp f J i A Aki 5 K gh Ev sri? ,I 2 f?vif , W 5 f'q'Wij xi N! 47 ' ' E Ffh 11, 'L Mawlul CIZANGE. AND BLACK goesfa I Suzanne Grimes and Janet Kerr--Editors-in-Chief Jerri e Ln e f' ffm Nbbfifts X 601-for L L'- 1 knees Carolyn Hornbach and Lorelei Day--Classes Editors 74 ' '11--A Ed't Sinrmie Vinson Business Manager Susie Teffl ff 1 Of Miss Willie fSuzanne Grimesj adjusts Jeff's fLarry Eubankj tie as he expresses his annoyance because she singles him out for attention. Florence fLinda Oelzej takes in the scene unobserved. fi Fairy May fDoris Nesmithj expresses her surprise at hearing Mrs. Paddy fSte1la Zaharakoj speak for the first time in twenty years. It was Mrs. Savage fSharon Klepperj who accomplished this almost impossible feat, but Hannibal fBob Maloneyj knew it would happen all the time. MMCRQI-22 Savage, bg Jolwv Pabclcb bg the Qeuiofu C9053 X, W I Titus fMike Lawrencej reacts violent- ly to Dr. Emmett's CGordon Teaneyj suggestion that Samuel Uohn Knapekj and Lily Belle fLinda Klepperj are disturbing his patients. LCHS Ri' X7 1 22:1 42-1 J 1 Rf U lp- . -M W I-H A m - ,,, ' I --...: .. 1 015 Banquet- Toatstfaaffuegealck Each year the P.T.A. gives a banquet forthe members ofthe L.C.H.S. band. At this time eligible members are presented with school letters. The band is directed by Mr. Charles Steuver. Assistant director is Mr. J. Beckett A. Bessler B. Bessler P. Brady I. Britton B. Broughton C. Bruns B. Burns C. Burress V. Butler J. Carpenter M. Colen D. Cook V. Cooper R. Cunningham C. Elliott C. Elliott M. Elliott E. Etter W. Ewan L. Farmer C. Fette T. Fitch D. Fogle S. Geisler Members 06 I. Gerlach J. Goettsch I. Gonipf J. Greer L. Guard C. Haag K. Hayes N. Hooton P. Hutchinson D. Johnston I. Kaffenberger C. Liston S. Liston S. Kinney M. Kraeiner P. Krinop S. Miller M. Mosier K. Murray S. McCand1ess D. McClure I. McMullen N. Neary L. Pettit D. Richter William Hopping. R. Rohlling J. Root' 1. Ruth K Sarjent D Schwing J. Shapiro G. Sheldon L. Simonton P. Stoneking M. Terrill Terrill P. Theis T. Theis W. Thomas S. Tod-.l G. Treniairi P. Vest B. Ward V. Warren P. Watts M. Weber B. Weddle J. Willen B. Wullner 3 F W, ' iv, QQ mu A fi? Youlw Nevefv Wallw New When the student body puts its fun- loving side away for a while, there emerges a seriousness which is symbolized by the chorus in its interpretation of such inspira- t onal favorites as The Lord's Prayer and I Believe. The chorus, directed by Mr. Steuver, has made appearances before the P.T.A. and at baccaleaureate and commencement. .Q ll' ,M if I 41,1 F I ff ,X I f-pl 1 - I ,sf 1 'li is Q K 5? -sf 4' rs 'A ' 5 X 2 Q is FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Fette, B, Ruth, B. Ward, K. Murray, L. Albright, andl Jung. SECOND ROW: L. Morling, K. Trester, M, Spurlock, S, Westrick, M. Neary, andj Beckett. THIRD ROW: I. Behlmer, J. Ruth, P. Brady, P, Stoll, S. Campbell, and C. Marqua, FOURTH ROW: K. Hayes, S. Fogle, D. Gilb, L. Klepper, J. Noyes, M,S, Spurlock, and J. Gerlach, 80 OUT TO LUNG x 1 -fc X X Our Cooks: Mrs. Hartwell, Mrs. Steinmetz, Mrs. Buddenburg, -I'11 take-- At last,-N '-F OOD.I.1 'X ji 1 3' LJ!! T ,-1-4 ' . .. ,,,, ,,,., N z QQ I The cooks' reward---empty plates, 81 uwfb GAA eww This year's officers are: FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Judy Fox, vice-pres1dent V1v1an Gulley secretary Mary Jane Terrill, president, and Nancy Hooton, treasurer. Our G.A.A. participated in many more activities this year. Under the direction of Mrs. Antoine, they enjoyed folk dancing, marching, and gymnastics in addition to other seasonal sports. This group of ninety girls, including all four classes, received awards based on attend- ance throughout the year at their annual ban- quet in May. Each member was assigned to a team which was led by a captain. This year's cap- tains were: Mary Jane Terrill, Judy Fox, Vivian Gulley, Nancy Hooton, Sue Minger, Marcia Weber, and Jane Carpenter. 82 Gzhlfx cus-ns -1 ,-- , 11, 1, Here it comes, 2. Stop! Wait! l 3, You forgot something---me! 4. He could at least slow down. 5 F . ull speed ahead! 6. Cheers! s 5 S UNM' 2? r' J lk. Q D figs C1 'Q 6005 uh 'xx e 'max i ni' 'A S3531 ,Kd 0' , 'A '.a Q. 'Qf i.E-,SLLIW , ! -E These Hot Rods At Rest! Wi11 be Perfe Cl for awe a 'But 8 chanije a W . ashmgton. B MEMORIES LAST GOODBYEQ Well, I guess it's iust about that time. l hate to say goodbye and leave these halls. We've had so much funI Seems like only yesterday that we were green' freshmen. It doesn't seem like four years, does it? No, why I can still remember how nervous I was when I played my first basket- ball game . l know what you mean. I had butterflies when I tried out for cheerleading. All those kids watching you. But we made so many friends, we soon got over that. Just think, soon we'll all go our sep- arate ways and hardly ever see our old gang all together again. No more bull sessions at Greeks, no more trips to Papa Gino's after the games. Nothing will ever be as much fun as decorating for the prom. Don't forget the senior trip. Washington will never be the samel Man, we had a ball on that train. Drove that poor conductor crazyI I'll never forget when you were caught skipping school. Six hours' detention I Huh, you weren't such an angel your- selfl Your face turned awfully red when the teacher caught you passing that note in study hall l It wasn't my fault! How was I supposed to know he was looking? You know, it'Il seem funny not having to dash to any meetings or bone -up for exams ln a way, I think I'II kind of miss it. Its been a great four years, alright. Yes, I'll never forget it. COMPLIMENTS or NATIONAL CONTAINER CORPORATION AURORA INDIANA LELAND O DUNNING INSURANCE I9 East Wllllams Street Lawrenceburg lndlana Phone 330 GOMPIES Sales and Servlce Scnwlnn Bicycles US Highway 50 Lawrenceburg COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND LAWRENCEBURG HEATING 8. 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