Madison Heights High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1960 volume:

The 1960 TREASURE fgHATfJ 7 % , C5t -aSSggSsi r H r v J � t j n W : Published by the students of MADISON HEIGHTS HIGH SCHOOL Anderson, Indiana foreword Our Treasure Chest--a wealth of growing traditions with each class. When we look back upon our school, perhaps years from now, most of all we will remember the thrill of each new year and each new class. That is the reason we, the annual staff, have based your annual on the growth of our new traditions. Although our school is a mere four years old, we feel that it has already accomplished a tremendous undertaking--that of making our school a better place in which to learn. This task can be fulfilled only by a growing and changing Madison Heights endeavoring to meet your needs and desires. We believe that this annual of 1960 will convey to you a true picture of your classes, your traditions, and your Madison Heights . ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY - pg.13 ACADEMIC - pg.23 ORGANIZATIONS - pg. 31 2 FEATURES - pg. 61 ATHLETICS - pg. 73 CLASSES - pg. 93 3 Jn Recognition Of This class holds the distinct high honor of being the first class to have completed its entire four-years of senior high school at Madison Heights. The students of this class have established traditions which have set a precedent for underclassmen to follow. This enterprising class, however, has not been able to attain these standards unaided. It has been led forward by its officers and wisely advised by parents and teachers alike. It is with great pride and admiration that we--the Treasure Chest Staff—dedicate this annual to the out¬ standing Class of 1960. Tim Barker, past president, and Dan Imel, president, dis¬ cuss the accomplish- ments of the class which strives to give to the school the best it has. The Lawsons, favorite man and wife team in Madison Heights, exemplify the teacher-parent combination which leads to a better understanding between faculty and students. This traditional relation¬ ship has spurred the Senior Class to higher goals and achievements. Zhe Class Of I960 Pictured above is the Senior Executive Council, the governing body of the senior class. They are from left to right: John Flanagan, Wayne Stiner, Doug Kim- ball-vice president, Mr. Henry McLain-Sponsor, Dan Imel-president, Jack Leonard, Tim Barker and Ted Pakes. Seated are Karin Morgan-secretary, and Shirley Fraser. Class of ' 60 sponsors, Mr. Henry McLain and Mr. Mike Sokol, work hard at keeping cool heads while guiding the class. A successful class is molded not only at school but also in the homes where knowing parents guide faltering footsteps and build future citizens. growing Zraditions With Sack Class mm • m The frenzy of taking tests and filling out college applications is a tradition limited not only to Madi¬ son Heights. Here Mr. W i m m e r talks over the results of the N.M.S.T. with Ann Waggoner. One of the most important annual events is the election of class officers. Sue Pittsford, Myrna Richman, and Barb Fergu¬ son extend a cheery greet¬ ing to all from the winning senior float, a new tradi- tionproudly set by seniors this year. Zradit ions Are Accepted Lunch hour finds Julie Reeder ’’cramming for that big test sixth period. Rosalind Winsor, better known as the butterfly chas¬ er, is one of the enthusiastic freshman biology students. mm. An unpleasant but necessary task, that of locker clean-up, falls to all classes. 71 Y 8 ♦ Each day we proudly display the flag of our country. This and various displays, such as the Freedom Shrine in the front hall, serve to remind the students of our great heritage of free education and our duties as citizens of our school and country. By Underclassmen Customs formed Like to go to the Prom with me?” Bob McKee voices a popular query heard every spring around Madison. Madison Heights’ band, having won many awards in the past year, has already established noteworthy traditions in music for our young school. mm Counting election returns is a duty adeptly carried out by the Student Council. Here Bobbie Edmundson, elections chairman, and Tony Kirkpatrick, Student Council president, wade through this year’s batch of juniors’ ballots for class officers. 10 By Upperclassmen The Dance Band entertains itself while dis¬ playing the talents of its superior musicians at an after-game-soc-hop. Seniors sell concessions to support their class, the”Nifty Sixties’ . Observing Senior Day by wear¬ ing charcoal sweaters and white skirts are Anne Rummel, Judy Friend, Jan Tharp, Betty Gilmore, and Jane Bardsley. ?■ ' SKsr Accepted Md Appreciated My Zhe Entire SekooL The length of the cafeteria line at noon seems to indicate that Madison Heights has well-nourished students. AND ADMINISTRATION r FACULTY Mr. Dale Prough County Superintendent Mr. John Boone Township Trustee The Advisory Board, left to right: Mr. Thomas Kelley, Mr. Leland Boren, Mr. Everett C. Newman. Administration Mrs. Louise Grantham Dean of Girls Mr. Paul Redding Ass ' t Principal and Dean of Boys Mr. Collier, whom we all know and respect as our principal, our advisor, and our friend, has helped make Madison Heights the growing, prospering school it is today. 15 Mrs. Maxine H. Barcus Manchester College- Indiana University, A.B. Girls ' Physical Education Mr. Francis E. Barker Ball State Teachers College, A.B., M.A. Music Department Mr. Roy D. Blount Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Mathematics Dept. Mr. Paul E. Bradford Central Normal-Butler University, B.S. Boys Physical Education, Athletic Director faculty Mr. Charles W. Bryant Indiana State Teachers College, B. S. Mathematics Dept. Mrs. Winifred C. Bryant Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Home Economics Dept. Mr. Jack V. Cooper Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Boys ' Physical Edu¬ cation, Driver Education Mrs. June Creed Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Business Department Mrs. Florence M. Davis Anderson College, Ball State Teachers College, B. S., M.A. English Department, Counselor Mr. James J. Denny Westminster College- Utah University, B.A. Language Department Mr. Walter C. Dietzen Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Science Department, Counselor Mr. John F. Dull Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Business Department vaukja 0 f t3 X faculty Mr. Eldon Flaming Anderson College, B.S. Mathematics. Dept. Mr. George Hunt Ball State Teachers College, Miami Uni¬ versity, B.S., M.A. Social Studies Dept. Mr. Carl Emerson Foley Anderson College, B.S. Mathematics Dept. Mrs. Margaret J. Furnace Hanover College, A.B. English and Language Departments Mrs. Jane W. Gwinn Purdue University, B.S. Home Economics Dept. Mr. William A. Jennings Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies Dept. Mrs. Elva M. Hamilton Ball State Teachers College, A.B. English and Language Departments Mr. James H. Jones Indiana Central College, B.A. Science Department Mr. Thomas D. Hession DePauw University, B.S. Health and Physical Education Department, Athletic Coach Mr. David L. Goacher Butler University, B.M. Music Department Mr. Marvin R. Gordon Ball State Teachers College, University of Illinois, B.S., M.A. Science Department Mrs. Ruby A. Jones Earlham, A. B. English Department Mrs. Betty J. Lackey Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. English Department Mr. Bernard R. Lallathin Anderson College, Butler University, Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Science Department Mr. Kenneth D. LaRue Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Athletic Coach, Driver Education, Safety Mrs. Mary H. Lawson Ball State Teachers College, B.A., M.A. Language Department faculty Mr. Robert L. Lawson Ball State Teachers College, Purdue, Indiana University, B.A., M.A. Social Studies Dept. Mr. William E. Martin Ball State Teachers College, Purdue, B.S., M.A., Industrial Arts Mr. Basil C. Mason Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Science Department Mr. Henry A. McLain Indiana State Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies Dept. i Mr. Joe N. Mitchell Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Business Department Mr. Richard L. Overdorf Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Social Studies Dept. Mr. Marcus G. Phillippe Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Industrial Arts, Drafting Mr. Thomas A. Pierce Anderson College, B.S. Business Department HUP 1 i n ] j I % n k 4 ' N j Miss Esther M. Raines Ball State Teachers College Business Department Mrs. Willie L. Roller Anderson College, B.S. English Department faculty Mr. Morris O. Smith Wisconsin University, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Vocational Department Mr. John W. Ravage Ball State Teachers College, B.S. English Department Mr. John R. Riley Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Art Department Mr. Everett W. Rossow Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Music Department Mr. Mitchell J. Sokol Purdue, B.S. Social Studies Dept. Mrs. Elsie Sanders Central Normal College, Indiana University, A.B. English Department Mr. Harold E. Thompson Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Industrial Arts Mrs. Anita F. Reynolds Oklahoma Baptist Uni¬ versity, Anderson College Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Home Economics Dent. Mrs. Coramae Simmons Ball State Teachers College, B. S. English Department Mr. Robert H. Uplinger Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Social Studies Dept. u Mr. Edward VanHorn Anderson College, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., English Department Mr. Maurice E. Wann Purdue, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A., Mathematics Department Administration Miss Patricia J. Whippo Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A. Business Department Mr. Winford D. Wimmer Marion College, Ball State Teachers College, B.S., M.A., Mathematics Department, Counselor Mrs. Marilyn A. Younce Ball State Teachers College, B.S. Librarian Mr. Redding says, Come let ' s stroll. Mr. and Mrs. Overdorf enjoy one of the school dances. 20 Mr. David Wimmer Counselor Mr. Walter Dietzen, Counselor Mrs. Avis Mettlen, Speech and Hearing Therapist Mrs. Florence Davis, Counselor Mr. Thomas Pierce, Business Manager Mrs. Mildred Lightfoot, Nurse The Secretaries are peo¬ ple whom we see frequently when we visit our main office. Their work is necessary to keep our school running smoothly. Left to right are: Mrs. Anita Reynolds, Mrs. Kathleen Herron, and Mrs. Be¬ atrix Upshaw. Worthy of our thanks are theM.H.H.S. janitors who have a big job keeping our school clean. Left to right are: Dave Neuman, Daine Ousley, Frank DeLong, Leonard Brooks, John Baker. We give a great big thank- you to a really hardworking group-our M.H.H.S. cooks; who are, left to right: Mrs. Edna Hall, Mrs. Goldie Mousa, Opal Middletown, Kathleen Morris, Emma Fulcher, Mary Keller, Dorothy Evernham, Melba Campbell, and Irene Davis. Academic Excellence... It is only fitting that the aca¬ demic leaders should open the Aca¬ demic Section. These students have maintained a nearly perfect record from the freshman through the senior years; the valedictorians each earned straight A semester averages while the salutatorians earned all A ' s and five B ' s . Their hard, conscientious, and time-consuming efforts, however, will reward them more fully in the future than do the titles which they receive here. Janice Boyer Salutatorian Encouraged by tradition ... Can the seniors can-can? They can and they did at the Senior Talent Convo! The day when seniors find out who the fatheads really are and how much everyone weighs comes under the pretext of ordering caps and gowns. Second to none, Envied by all, None can compare, In our famous halls. Only the greatest Really the most, So to our Seniors- We give a toast! Seniors aren ' t always this messy. It is the traditional Sloppy Day. And as our Golden Years draw to a close, the traditional announce¬ ments are ordered to inform our friends and relatives (and maybe to hint about something else). Starting on her search for the right” college, Sandy Prather consults Mr. Wimmer on the advantages which Ball State has to offer. The next step, visiting the campus, takes Sandy and her parents to Ball State where she forms a first¬ hand” opinion. Apparently Sandy and Ball State both liked each other as we find Sandy acquiring more knowledge in the col¬ lege library. Armed with an electrographic pencil, Ted Pakes is intent if not stimulated by his application on the ardurous P. S. A. T. test. Stimulated The National Merit Scholarship Tesc rewards some with scholarships and others with a morning of no classes. 26 Heads, we go on studying for finals. Tails, we join the army. by application ... NATIONAL MERIT FINAUST Bobbie Edmundson, pictured below, is Madison Heights ' only National Merit Semifinalist for 1959-60. Miss Edmundson became a finalist after taking the second fpQf nn fipp R 1 QRQ Don Cherry crowns Ann Waggoner as Miss Christmas Carol. Mat mu la ting awards Sharon Fraumann — 4-H Winner Delegates to Girls’ State are Pat Minneman, Carol Chapman, and Pat Ehle. Alternates: Pat Daley, Judy Webb, Karen Shoemaker. Each year the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary sponsor Boys ' State and Girls ' State. The delegates are sent to Indiana Uni¬ versity where they participate in the activities of a model State. Delegates to Boys ' State are: John Alley, Tom Ross, and Ron Chapman. Alternates: Steve Larmore, Larry Wright, Bob Ferris. Ann Waggoner — D.A.R. i Janet Lackey won first place at the State Fair for her demonstration entitled Wash and Wear.” As a result of this achievement, Janet journeyed to New York and Washing¬ ton, D. C. with several other 4-H winners. Through the co-operation of high schools and the Anderson business¬ men, junior students visited local industries and businesses to get a firsthand look at what might be their future places of employment. This year, 800 students spent a day visiting numerous Anderson professions. After being greeted by the receptionist, students sign the Delco Remy guest register. and new experiences ... An opportunity to witness firsthand the many aspects of one ' s future occupation is the key objective of Guidance Day. Even eating in a cafeteria is more interesting when one is surrounded by his future professional col¬ leagues. Students decorating a ladder? Members of art club did a fine job of putting the front windows in Christmas finery also. Driver ' s Training gives a very broad education, and in this case, the garage benefited the most. One might even be able to learn something at these open houses! Md Providing Jnteresting Highlights It’s a Bardot pin-up. (It ' s really the Vocation Shop boys putting up book shelves in the new junior high.) The mascot of Advanced Biology has that look; Oh to be a mutt again . your Student Council Onward Md 32 Row 1 Tony Kirkpatrick, Janice Jones, Nan Showalter, Phil Miller, Fred Porter, Dave Brown, Mr. Overdorf, Shirley Fraser, Susan Harvey, Merilyn Hacker, Karen Thompson, Susie Glazer. Row 2 Bobbie Edmundson, Sandy Prather, Linda Donnelly, Judy Webb, Leatha Lortz, Dan Imel, Bev Glazer, John Flanagan. Jane Bardsley, Judy Hartley, Julia Palmer, Pat Minneman, Carol Buntin. Row 3 Ginger Keeling, Jeanie Tumulty, Bonnie Coyner, Sharon Sparks, Cynthia Leedom, Rosalie Brown, Juliann Jackson, Jay Mason, Carol Rynearson. Margaret Stinson, Judi Jones, Joyce Ritchey. Row 4 Karen Council, Joe Copeland, Becky Hanay, Helen Birt, Margaret Bales, Bob Carroll, Steve Ruh, Dan Edmundson, Mike Wertz, Dave Gordon, Terry Dilts, John Bevelhimer. Row 5 Gary Partain, Barry Childers, Jim Friend, Ray Schier, Jack Rittman, Bill Evans, Tom Mc¬ Mahan, Eddy Greenwalt, Phil Jones, Bob Coleman. Row 1 Dave Brown, vice-president; Phil Mil¬ ler, parliamentarian. Row 2 Shirley Fraser, corresponding secre¬ tary; Susan Harvey, recording secre¬ tary. Row 3 Tony Kirkpatrick, president; Fred Porter, treasurer. The M. H. H. S. Student Council is, in effect, the student body’s only form of representation. It is com¬ posed of six officers elected by the student body, eight representatives at large, twenty-eight home room rep¬ resentatives, three class presidents, and ten standing committee chairman. To this council, the student may bring problems he wants solved which would otherwise be forgotten. Madison Heights is fortunate to have such a tremendous Council. Although the Council is only four years old, it is firmly established with many ac¬ complishments behind it. Thanks to the administration, the Council has been given much power with which to work. With this authority, power, organization, and so many accomplishments, we can truly say—Your Stu¬ dent Council—Onward and Upward. U ■ } 11 0 4 A school fungus? Student Council uses many props to brighten the halls in appropriate seasons. The Student Council ' s main objective is to provide activities for the student body. The Council is in charge of all soc- hops, school decorations, convocations and programs. During the course of the 1959-60 school year, the student body has enjoyed soc-hops, school decorations at Christmas, and several interesting and informative convocations, in¬ cluding a personal appearance of Tony Marvin. All of these activities have one common denominator--that of making Madison Heights High School a better place to live, work, and learn. The beginnings of a new tradition finally take shape in the lobby. Student body presidents, valedictorians, award winners of the past caught the attention of par¬ ents at the school open-house. Tony Kirkpatrick welcomes Bouncin ' Bill Baker and his Wazoo Crew to the Conference. I ' m new here, where’s the barbecue? l nr fame nn ■ Spontaneous combustion is typical Now on display--a rare variety of wherever Student Council convenes. Student Council officers featuring Pucker Porter on the right. On November 14, 1959, Madison Heights was host to seventeen schools represented at the second annual Central Indiana Regional Student Council Conference. Theday startedwith discussion groups concerning school problems. Up¬ on returning to Madison Heights after a luncheon at Linder ' s, the dele¬ gates danced to records spun by Bill Baker of W. I. B. C. Following a second discussion period, a business meetingwas held in the gymnasium where Mr. Robert Collier gave the closing address on the importance of the Student Council. Must be a hunger tantrum! Row 1 Ruth Ann Shaw, Judy Shultz, Joanna Brogden, Tom Harmeson-Drurr Major, Neil Harmeson, Vicki Rood. Row 2 Bruce Robertson, Ed Campbell, Jerry Moody, Bob Williamson, Larr Westerfield, Bill Utley, Larry Wright, Marilyn Roeder, Carolyn Jones. Row 3 Chris Hudson, Carolyn Hildreth, Craig Hudgel, Nancy Swank, Carol Fraumann, Susan Rinker, Ruth Ann McAshlan, Carolyn Roeder, Jim Harris, Jack Gwynn, Wayne Stiner, Jeri Darlington, Connie Fuller. Row 4 Darlene Jacques, Karen Turner, Brenda McCarrol, Racheal Hancock, Janice Swinford, Marilyn Stephens, Lynne Lewis, Gayle Southerland, Kay Stinson, Sibbie Showalter-Head Majorette, Neil Lydick, Bob Collier, Darrell Jones, Carl Hildreth, Jerry Hartley, Bruce Blackwell, Gerry Fuller. 36 Band I Row 1 Joyce Ehle, Afton Rice, Mike Morgan, Pamela Richeson, Sylvia Utley, Rita Reynolds. Row 2 Aaron Silvers, Don Smith, Bill Hill, John Hostetler, Eric Krall, Kenneth Aumend, Larry Jordan, Mike Kirk, Bill Ward. Row 3 Stephen Rybolt, Dennis Moller, Jim Freeman, Jerry Thomas, Jerry Smith, George Utterback, Ed Reynolds, James Friend, Larry Brandon Bob Tucker, John Grove, Perry Miller, Jon Goul. Row 4 Phil Vail, Charles Ehrhart, Ross Willowby, Gloria Crick, Barbara Patterson, DeAnna Jones, Gay Chambers, Jeanne Dawson, Linda Harless, Tanya Tucker, Nadine Vickery, Jane Atkinson, Carmen Goodrick, Pam Tunget, Kathy Davis. Row 1 Marilyn Hester, Betsy Ross, Kathy Hancock, Sharon Galliher, Karen Council, Pat Cooper, Sandra McCormick, Vickie Stanley, Diane Weaver. Row 2 Barbara Shipley-head majorette, Sue Tremps, Steffanie Spillman, Barbara Daley, Karen Bixler, Susan Amos, Sharon Russell, Susan Kemmer, Cindy Hoover, Susan Armstrong, Molly Mehagan, Mr. Everett Rossow-Director. Row 3 Connie Kean, Pamela Salatin, Patsy Lebbetten, Carmen Beasley, Karen Holtzclaw, Nancy Nash, Suzie Tappan, Bonnie Bowman, Carolyn See, Candice Pine, Lorraine Hathaway, Johanna Turnquist, Martha Stiner, Sylvia Griffin, Marilyn Hollar, Connie Prather. Row 4 June Rice, John Swank, Lucky Deck, Russel McCarroll, Dean Ostler, Mike Chapman, Daniel Borders, Mark Thompson, Terry Campbell, Don Maguire, Bill Steves, Ronnie Tucker, Gary Alte, Neil Manzenberger, Kenneth Johnson, Larry Bragg. Row 5 Larry Roberts, Larry Geiger, Craig Priest, Fred Williams, John Smith, Richard Minneman, Gary Myer, David Hutchings, Darrell Stiner, John Ward, Lewis Stiner, Roger Krall, Gary Appleton Prank Jackson, Nancy Lortz, Tom Woods. Junior Hand String Snsemble Standing--Judy Hensley, Chris Mc- Gellen, Mr. David Goacher -director, Bill Garlic, Susan Olsen. Seated-- Zoe Long. 38 Highlighters Md Novelettes Highlighters and Novelettes are two special singing groups whose members are chosen from the concert choir. Duringthe year these two groups have sung for numerous banquets, civic organizations, churches, and many other activities. The members of the Highlighters are: Row 1--Sandy Prather, Mike Litten, and Julia Turnquist--accompa¬ nist. Row 2--Marsha Ehle, and Don Yanik. Row 3-- Nan Showalter and David Swager. Row 4--Donna Hill and Bob Koob. The Novelettes are from left to right: Marilyn Roeder, Libby Hartzell, Marsha Ehle, Beverly Friend, Donna Hill, Nan Showalter, Charlotte McCreary, Cathy Ayres, Jean Towler, and Bonnie Craig--accompanist. Concert Choir The Concert Choir is a senior high school organization of students under the direction of Mr. David Goacher. The choir participated in all school programs and also in the county festivals. It has had four successful years and will go on to provide M. H. H. S. with a fine choral group. Row 1 Betty Handy, Marsha Ehle, Sharon Grigsby, Claudia Thompson, Jeannie Reeder, Sandy Prather, Mike Litten, Don Yanik, David Swager, Larry Brandon, Harry Franklin, Carroll McCreary, Cathy Ayres, Julie Reeder, Vicki Hiday, Marie Cope¬ land. Row 2 Marilyn Roeder, Elizabeth Hartzell, Jean Towler, Penny Nichols, Bev Friend, Charlotte McCreary, Dennis Hodge, Richard Chandler, Gerry MacKenzie, Bob Koob, Richard Saxon, Mark Sharp, Lois Bennett, Kathy Foland, Esther Tischler, Tamra Ewald, Shirley McKee, Julia Turnquist. Row 3 Sandra Loy, Becky Handy, Charlotte Sanders, Jeannie Sheets, Nancy Mauck, Donna Hill, Dave Beamer, Jim Plummer, Nicky Miller, Roger Willingham, Dean Davis, Steve Lewis, Ron Wachob, Tom Bathauer, Janis McCoy, Nan Showalter, Jane Hitz, and Susan Miller. Row 1 Betty Handy, Dianna Asbury, Jim Wright, Mr. Goacher, Mike Taylor, Barbara Penrod, Susan Miller, Becky Handy. Row 2 Susan Jordan, Cheryl Peters, Helen Birt, Dennis Hodge, Richard Ward, Linda Anderson, Judy Clark, Sandy Loy. Zraimng Choir Md Keys Quartet x, x. V)A Left to Right: Jim Plummer, Nicky Miller, David Beamer, Bob Koob, and Charlotte McCreary at piano. Row 1 Mr. Mitchell, John Bemish, Tom Teague, Phil Tayloi Row 2 Judy Belcher, Janice Whitinger, Susan Fisher, Tamra Ewald, Charlotte McCreary, Pat Trook, Sharon Fraumann, Mary Haines, Ruthann Shaw, Helen Birt, Pat Ehle. Row 3 Bobbie Edmundson, Penny Boyes, Sharon Grigsby, Karin Morgan, Bonnie Craig, Judy Shultz, Holly Gooding, and Sandy Carmack. Mmial Staff Annual Staff at work The annual staff of Madison Heights High School de¬ serves much praise and credit from every student. Without this hard-working crew, we would not have a yearbook. Working every spare minute, the staff strives to make each annual the best our school has ever had. The members join together as a team to make each Treasure Chest an invaluable memory in the years to follow. Brush and Palette Club officers are from left to right: Greg Ricker, secretary; LarryStottlemyer, treasurer; Judy Stalnaker, president; Terry Brinson, sergeant-at - arms; and Bill Evans, vice-president. The Brush and Palette Club, under the capable direction of Mr. John Riley, was organized for the ben¬ efit of those students who are interested in the different fields of art. The goal of the club is to help students appreciate and develop their talent and learn more a- bout the field which interests them. The art club of¬ fers its members the opportunity of learning how to paint posters, make attractive decorations, and eye¬ catching signs in addition to the countless otherjobs they do for teachers and individual students. This well-organized group finds its work both interesting and stimulating. Brush and Palette Club Row 1 Terry Brinson, Ed Combs, Marie Copeland, Julia Coulter, Judy Crosley, Mr. Riley, Charles Ehrhart, John Evans, William Evans, Carol Fraumann, Lorraine Hathaway. Row 2 Steve Hoover, Max Hoppes, Janet Jackson, Lynda Kemmer, Larry Leons, Leatha Lortz, Pat McIntyre, Carol McShirley, Nancy Lortz, Dennis Morgan, Ted Pakes. Row 3 Julia Palmer, Pam Plummer, Afton Rice, Greg Ricker, Becky Roughly, Jeanne Sanford, Lynn Seulean, Suzette Shaffer, Marian Short, Jolane Slaybough, Judy Stalnaker. Row 4 Larry Stottlemeyer, Larry Taylor, Janice Tharp, Tim Thompson, Mark Tuttle, Janet Vanover, Jess Vermillion, Kila Wilson, Ron Yanik, Karen Yost, Mert Zellers. Row 1 Casandra Riggins, Sharon McGee, Jon Goul, Jeff Hathaway, Janet Lackey, Jane England, Karen Keene, Joanna Brogden. Row 2 Carol Rhynearson, Lucille Seifert, Loren Hooper, John Hulse,Dave Swager, Karen Nash, Nancy Rice, Jean Towler. Row 3 Barbara Patterson, Becky Pike, Jim Freeman, Ed Reynolds, Shirley Fraser, Lin Harvey, Judy Tucker, Carol Senda, Eleanor Snyder, Judy Robinson. Row 4 Nancy Swank, Afton Rice, Mr. Cole, Mr. J ones, Jane McElhoe, Emmalou Crouse, Sharon Grigsby. Row 5 Carol Chapman, Jane Reynolds, Jerry Shine, Steve Lewis, Barbara Ferguson. Caduceus Caduceus officers are: Row 1-Shirley Fraser-secretary, and Lin Harvey- chaplain. Row 2-Carol Chapman- treasurer and Barb Ferguson-second vice-president. Row 3-Jane Reynolds -first vice-president and Jerry Shine -president. The main purpose of the Caduceus Med¬ ical Association is to develop an interest in the different fields of medicine and to pro¬ mote a spirit of service toward mankind. Activities for this year include medical movies at each meeting with a guest doctor present. The Club has visited the Indiana Medical Center and has taken a trip to the Chicago Museum of Science and Industry. This association is advised and sponsored by Mr. Ronald Cole and Mr. James Jones. Say a grasshopper is caught in the lens? Chess Club The M.H.H.S. Chess Club, ably spon¬ sored by Mr. Foley, was founded two years ago for those students who were interested in the finer points of the game of chess. The club met every week, and each member par¬ ticipated in at least one game. The initial activity of the club was to compete in the inter-school chess tournaments. The club has enjoyed two successful years thus far. Tom King and Doug Fisher pore over a game dur ing one of the regular Tuesday evening meetings. Standing left to right: Treasurer-Jim Freeman, Team Captain-Tom King. Sitting left to right: President-Doug Fisher, Sec¬ retary-Dan Murray. Not Pictured: Craig Plummer-Vice-President. Seated left to right: Doug Fisher, Craig Plummer, Mr. Foley, Jim Freeman, Dan Murray. Standing left to right: Dave McAllister, Jerry Smith, Bill McHaffey, Wayne Stiner, Jerry Hartley, Arun Bhalla, Bob Zerner, Bill Ward. French Club The newly organized French Club has held many in¬ teresting and enjoyable meet¬ ings. Mr. Denny, the sponsor, has taken an active part in pro¬ moting the education of the or¬ ganization. Music and art that are typical of the French coun¬ tries are used to create addi¬ tional interest in the language. Jim ’’Pierre Humphrey strikes a Frenchy pose while contemplating his 1983 Paris tour. French Club Officers--Row 1- Susan Harvey-Secretary, Becky Collins-Trea- surer, Row 2- Dennis Fasone-President Dan Imel-Vice President Row 1 Tom Green, Max Livingston, Nan Wiley, Gwelda Price, Dan Imel, Mrs. Furnace-sponsor, Mr. Denny-sponsor, Nan Showalter, Dennis Fasone, Becky Collins, Susan Harvey, Jon Goul. Row 2 Eddy Greenwalt, Dave Brown, Jeff Hathaway, Sandra McCord, Lin Harvey, Sharon McGee, Casandra Riggins, Ann Rummel, Arun Bhalla, Jane Bardsley, Karl Bell. Row 3 Jim Marshall, Larry Stottlemeyer, Fred Porter, Charles Parker, Ernest Draper, John Grove, Barbara Patterson, Barbara Doyle, Bea Thornburg, Karen Shoemaker, Pat Minneman. Judy Webb. Row 4 Bill Garlic, Sandra Reynolds, Rita Holliday, Jane Atkinson, Pam Myers, Nancy Hancock, Nancy Michaels, Tom McMahan, Jim Humphrey, Jack Boyd, Mike Luetzen, Mike Humphrey. Pat Minneman - Speaker Row 1 Bev Snyder, Pat Dew, Cheryl Peters, Sharon Fraumann, Mrs Furnace. Row 2 Mr. Denny, Carol Chapman, Jenny Willis, Jeff Hathaway, Tony Kirkpatrick. forensic Ceague Forensic League is an organization ably headed by Mrs. Furnace. All members are eligible to participate in the Indiana High School Forensic League speech contests. This year, the League entered the contests at Mississinewa, New Castle, Ball State, Lafayette, and the district and zone contests in the annual spring tournaments. Dishpan hands? No, it ' s Terry Van- dygriff reciting Go Down Death! Is Mrs. Furnace handing out speeches for the original oratory division? 47 Row 1 Bonnie Craig, Pat Daley, Carol Wilkinson, Bea Thornburgh, Pat Ehle, Karen Shoemaker, Ron Chapman, Betty Gilmore, Holly Gooding, Judi Jones, Sandy Prather, Charlotte McCreary, Mrs. Lawson. Row 2 Janet Lackey, Don Yanik, Pat Minneman, Bob Ferris, Beverly Senda. future Zeachers of America FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB The motto of the Future Teachers Club is Student Today; Teacher Tomorrow. This organization was in¬ stituted two years ago for students who are interested in careers as teachers. Throughout the year, the stu¬ dents learned various methods of teaching which they have exercised. The initial activity of the club was its entry in the 1959 Homecoming Parade. Several mem¬ bers dressed as 1970 teachers. Officers are from top to bottom: Charlotte McCreary, secretary- treasurer; Sandy Prather, president; and Ann Waggoner, vice-president. B e v Senda, practice-teaching. Will this stance become her trademark, or does she just need something to lean on? 48 The Girls’ Athletic Association is an organi¬ zation open to all high school girls who are inter¬ ested in athletics outside of physical education classes. The girls learn many different sports and how to get along with other competitors their age. This year the club has participated in volley ball and basketball games with other county schools. The purpose of the club is to develop good sports¬ manship and fair play in all activities. Qiris’ Athletic G. A. A. officers are : Row 1-Mary Alice Brown, secretary and Jean Lloyd, treasurer. Row 2-Jeri Darlington, president and Sharon Fouse, point keeper. Row 3-Penny Idle, re¬ porter and Nancy Porter, vice-president. Row 1 Mary Alice Brown, Joy Moore, Jean Brown, Sharon Fouse. Row 2 Becky Roughley, DeAnna Long, Jeri Darlington, Donna Hall, Mrs. Grantham, Judy Hensley, Sandra Hopkinson, Jean Lloyd. I Honor Society Honor Society - Seniors Row 1- Jane Bardsley, Bonnie Craig, Penny Boyes, Eddie Greenwalt, Judy Friend, Karin Morgan, Bobbie Edrnundson. Row 2- Jeanne Camp¬ bell, Cindy Leedom, Linda Bush, Paula Hackleman, Shirley Fraser, Merrily Richeson, Beverly Snyder, Gail James. Row 3- Betty Gilmore, Janet Lackey, Sandra Carmack, Sandra McCord, Jan Boyer, Joyce McElhoe, Jerry Shine, Jerry Osburn. Row 4- John Bevelhimer, Tom Teague, Jack Leonard, Paul Bender, Perry Miller, Larry Gray, Tom Green, Don Lutton. Honor Society - Juniors Row 1- Julie Reeder, Pat Minneman, Pat Daley, Dixie Stewart, Emmalou Crouse, Jane Reynolds, Connie Fuller. Row 2- Sara Jones, Sharon Fouse, Carol Chapman, KarenNash, Mr. Jennings, Gayle Gordon, Ruth Maley, Pat Ehle. Row 3- Mary Kay Eshleman, Karen Shoemaker, Sylvia Showalter, Larry Wright, John Alley, Carrie Greig, Janice Folsom. Row 4- Keith Apple, Steve Sobel, Jerry Smith, Steve Lewis, Bill Edrnundson, Ron Chapman, Mike Wertz. 50 The purpose of Honor Society is four¬ fold: to create and maintain scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The requirements for membership area B h averageor better and a personality rating of 2.5 or better. Membership is limited to juniors and seniors. The activities of Honor Society in¬ clude a party, a display for Scarlet and Black Week, a permanent display in the front hall, a social project, and the initiation. This year Honor Society won third prize for its homecoming float. Ann Waggoner--Secretary, Judy Friend--Treasurer, Dunce (Eddy Greenwalt)--Vice-President, and Penny Boy es-- President. Penny Boyes, Honor Society president, announces the new members during the impressive initiation cere¬ monies. Sibby Showalter receives her initia¬ tion ribbon from treasurer, Judy Friend, signifying that she has be¬ come a member of Honor Society. 51 The newspaper staff digs for news. Editors: Dan Imel and Judy Gwinn. This year’s school newspaper, the ’’Jolly Roger , which is a member of IHSPA, is headed by Mrs. Jones, the sponsor. It has proved to be one of the best school papers Madison Heights has ever had. The paper cov¬ ered a broad area of news which pro¬ vided interest to all. The special six page Christmas issue was in color and was a great success. Row 1 Phil Miller, Richard Pine, Leatha Lortz, Becky Collings, Judy Gwinn, Mrs. Jones, Dan Imel, Mike Brown, Jack House, Linda Donnelly, Bev Senda. Row 2 Judi Jones, Jack Rittman, Joyce Ritchey, Saundra May, Arun Bhalla, Toni Seifert, Phyllis Jenkins, Judy Stalnaker, Patty Carroll, Janet Etchison, Paula Hackleman, Marge Pierson. Row 3 Debby Dunbar, Pat Daley, Bob Hetzler, Jenny Willis, Martha Brooks, Nicky Miller, Mark Tuttle, Susie McMahan, Keith Apple, Dianne Cunningham, Noah Estep, TamraEwald, and Susan Fisher. Row 1 Dave Brown, Phil Miller, Nolan Reed, Ted Arnold, Don Lutton. Row 2 Larry Wright, Richard Pine, Dennis Fasone, Donn Bonner, Ed Prather, Steve Bales, Steve Olsen, Jim Richman, Doug Kimball. Row 3 Dave Paugh, Doug Yost, Larry Behrens, Terry Dilts, Mike Humphrey, Noah Estep, Dick Mills Fred Porter, Freddie Kean. Row 4 Mike Munday, Tom Sanford, Rick Sibery, Bill Bryant, Tom Williams, Ed Welker, Jerry Shine, Tom Teague, George Sasser. Row 5 Jay Mason, Steve Henning, Pnii Shields, Larry King, John Budd, Tim Porter, Larry Dotson, and Ed Amos. A cheer for the Madison Heights Bucs! U M” Club The M Club of M. H. H. S. is made up of those boys who have earned a varsity M letter in athletics. Their cheering block is a real bulwark at the basketball games. It shows lots of pep and school spirit with its husky yells. The purpose of M Club is to unify athletics into one body which will maintain a high respect for awards given it through scholarship and sportsmanship. Officers of M Club are from left to right: Rowl-DaveBrown, secretary; Don Lutton, treas¬ urer. Row2-Phil Miller, sergeant-at-arms; Ted Arnold, vice-president; and Nolan Reed, pres¬ ident. h S£CTlGK� h ' Mr ■ m ¥ ■ W m 3 � W II ■r j MMMMI Mi j| JPI i i 4 I g i J w ' ■ m w w A Mi i A 1 | 1 W m ¥ gF 1 Bp S ' S ' MMMK Ml m - KL, . ' S s j t r J 1 4 | w i • A | i jmx m Wa m. W i § r . W § ‘ � 4 r 1 f r V I W 1 i , W1 l § ♦ f i , i _ i i i ■ 1 ▼ i : p A 1 W � ! Pep Club The Pep Club officers are from left to right: Row 1 Bev Glazer, treasurer; Janis McCoy, president. Row 2 Nan Wiley, vice-president and Joyce Ritchey, secretary. Pep Club is an organization of senior high students who help stimulate school spirit and support our athletic teams. The membership consists of 142 students under the direction of Mrs. Louise Grantham. They participate in all pep sessions and at all ball games. 54 The cheerleaders as they spy the new coach. Madison Heights is just as proud of its team of cheerleaders as it is of its other teams. These hard-working girls spent much time and certainly energy to encourage the school ' s pep, loyalty, and sportsmanship. Jean Lightfoot, senior captain; Jill Black, senior; Cindy Hunt, junior; Barb Doyle, sophomore; CarolSenda, sop¬ homore; and Ann Skinner, Sophomore; to you we say, Thanks . Cheerleader advisor Mrs. Louise Grantham Cheerleaders Jean Lightfoot - captain Jill Black Cindy Hunt Secretaries Club The main purpose of the Secre¬ taries Club, sponsored by Mrs. Loris J. Creed, is to promote abetter know¬ ledge of the business world. During the year the club has had guest speak¬ ers and has visited the Business De¬ partment of Ball State Teachers Col¬ lege and other various business con¬ cerns. Membership is limited to jun¬ iors and seniors by invitation only. Row 1 Phyllis Jenkins, Jeraldine Ferris, Judy Campbell, Bonnie Hogg, Sandy McCord, Paula Hackle- man, Joyce McElhoe, Linda Bush Bette Dilts, Leanne Burke, Marilyn Roeder, Carole Troesken. Row 2 Judy Welker, Martha Brooks, Judy Lockwood, Julia Wise, Pat McIntyre, Carolyn Ashby, Julia Palmer, Judy Stalnaker, Shelby West, Dondeena Hall, Marie Copeland, Judy Crosley. Row 3 Claudia Thompson, Kathy Davis, Judy Cochran, Janet Hellems, Carolyn Eaton, Phyllis Dean, Dianne Cunningham, Shirley Fraser, Sharon Grigsby, Patt Dew, Jan Boyer, Nancy Scantland. Row 4 Sharon Weaver, Janice Swinford, Carol Buntin, Donna Darlington, Kay Imel, Pam Tunget, Julie Reeder, Dixi Stewart,Esther Tischler, Penny Nichols, Lois Bennett. Row 5 Janice Wittinger, Karen Gaddis, Dollena Temple, Judy Belcher, Donna Carpenter, Judith Cox, Joy Crosley, Suzetta Shaffer, Becky Roughley, Mrs. Creed. Secretaries Club officers are from left to right: Margie Webber, treas¬ urer; Joyce McElhoe, president; and Linda Bush, vice-president. Not pic¬ tured :Paula Hackleman, secretary. Paris line of spring shoe fashions. Under the guidance Mrs. LightfootandMrs. Gran¬ tham, the Service Club has had a successful year. The mem¬ bership is made up of those girls working in the Dean ' s Office and Health Office. Pro¬ jects undertaken this year were teachers ' teas, a soc- hop, baskets for the needy, and a party at the home for the aged. Service Club Jill Black and Sharon McGee pre¬ pare an attractive centerpiece with a Halloween theme. Service Club officers are Holly Good¬ ing, president; and SaundraMay, sec¬ retary-treasurer. % — Row 1 Jean Brown, Casandra Riggins, Judy Robinson, Pat Nevin, Sharon McGee. Row 2 Martha Brooks, Sara Jones, Holly Gooding, Mrs. Lightfoot, Mrs. Grantham, Saundra May, Janet Lackey. Row 3 Joyce Ritchey, Janice Tharp, Beverly Glazer, Beverly Senda, Jill Black, Judy Ritter, and Linda Sczesny. Spanish Club Go Jimmy, Go.” The Spanish Club is an organization, headed by Mr. James Denny, that is devoted to bringing the customs and habits of the Spanish people i nto view. The club meet- Spanish Club officers are from left to right: Jerry Smith, president; Craig Plummer, vice-president; Gloria Crick, secretary; and Bob McKee, treasurer. ings are interesting and are always a lot of fun. Now at the end of its second year, the club’s outstanding project was its Homecoming float, which took second place this year. Row 1 Jane Reynolds, Charlotte McCreary, Holly Gooding, Bev Glazer, Donna Hill, Doug Fisher, Bob McKee, Craig Plummer, Gloria Crick, Jerry Smith. Row 2 Ronnie Granger, Sylvia Showalter, Stuart Deakyne, Keith Apple, Jean Towler, Tamra Ewald, Susan Fisher, Mark Tuttle, Judy Webb, Sara Bondurant, Wendell Shryock. Row 3 Margaret Stinson, Lynda Kemmer, Jack Baker, Steve Chambers, Mr. Denny, Dick Mills, Gene Little, Paul Parker, Dan Murray, Pat Hamilton. Row 4 Sam France, Bob Bronnenberg, Allen Bosley, Gary Rice, Mike Humphrey, Mike Dietzen, Tom Ross, Bill Patton, Jack Brown, Dean Mendenhall. Thespian officers are from left to right: Shirley Fraser, secretary; Patt Dew, pres- ident;and Sharon Grigsby, treasurer. Not pictured is Terry Vandygriff, vice-presi¬ dent. She missed! The Thespian Society, sponsored by Mr. Ravage, is devoted to the advancement of dramatic arts in secondary schools. Apprentices become Thespians by com¬ pleting one hundred hours of work divided among the three areas of acting, stage con¬ struction, and speech. One of the yearly projects of the society is to choose, pro¬ duce, and present a play. The play and many other projects sponsoredby this very worthy group were enjoyed throughout the year by the student body. Row 1 Mr. Ravage, Shirley Fraser, Sharon Grigsby, Pat Dew. Row 2 Judy Welker, PatMinneman, Lin Harvey, Susan Fisher. Row 3 Sylvia Utley, Charlotte Sanders, Tamra Ewald, Rita Reynolds. Row 4 Janet Lackey, Jenny Willis, LynnSeulean, Char¬ lotte McLaughlin. Row 5 Linda Bush, Cynthia Leedom, Jeanne Campbell, Merilyn Hacker. Row 6 Sharon Fraumann, Carol Chapman, Sue Pitts- ford, Karen Nash. Row 7 Craig Plummer, Judy Hartley, Arun Bhalla, Jeff Hathaway. Row 8 Tony Kirkpatrick, Nicky Miller, Dan Imel and Jim Plummer. Zhespms 59 Officers oi the Ushers are from left to right: Bob Hinton, secretary; Ar unBhalla, head usher; and Doug Fisher, ass ' t. head usher. Row 1 Arun Bhalla, Doug Fisher, Bob Hinton, Ed Powers. Row 2 Markus Moore, Richard Chandler, Ronnie Bus¬ by, David Dailey, Mr. Foley-sponsor. Row 3 Murel O ' Neal, Bill McHaffey,Ed Blackson, Don Overs, Cliff Riggins, Harold Melson. Lebanon refugees receive Madison Heights propaganda. Ushers The goal of the Ushers Club, under the direction of Mr. Foley, is to promote bet¬ ter school-spectator relations. The ush¬ ers, easily identified by their bright red shirts and black trousers, are required to be present at all athletic games and assist the spectators in any way they can. 60 FEATURES Prom Queen - Cindy Hunt Cindy Hunt, our only junior cheerleader, was selected by the junior boys to reign over an interlude all her own, the 1960 Junior-Senior Prom. Cindy, beautifully attired in a full- length, white gown, was attended by Miss Judy Webb and Miss Karen Turner. 62 Karen Turner ' s friendly smile added to the sparkle of the Junior- Senior Prom as an attendant. Hawaiian Interlude Using a Hawaiian theme, the ambitious Class of ' 61 transformed the Madison Heights Multi-Purpose Room into a pastel paradise which they called their Hawaiian Inter¬ lude . The night of Friday, May 13, 1960, will always be remembered by the Classes of ' 60 and ' 61 for the exotic decorations, the dreamy Phi Mu Crew music, and the fun of the Hawaiian Interlude . Lovely Judy Webb, attendant, truely is qualified for one of the greatest honors a junior girl may receive. Queen, Karen Turner The annual parade of cleverly deco¬ rated cars and floats kicked off the Madison Heights homecoming festi¬ vities on September 25, 1959. The parade was followed by an exciting football game between our Pirates and the Elwood Panthers. The home¬ coming was highlighted by the crowning of the 1959 homecoming queen, Miss Karen Turner. Her court consisted of Misses Penny Boyes, Carmen Goodrich, and Carol Dew. Homecoming Mordi Qras Reflecting the gaiety and pomp of New Orleans, the Spanish Club ' s Mardi Gras Ball given on March 18 was an exciting evening of eating, drinking, and being merry. Costumed guests whirled about the brightly colored cafeteria to the music of the M.H.H.S. Dance Band. Judy, I was wondering if you .... OK! What ' ll we wear? What ' s so funny, Mike? Senior Christmas Dance The pause that refreshes. Dressed as a jolly Santa, Mr. Collier was the hit of the Senior Christmas Dance as he presented each couple with a favor ofthe class flower and motto. Mike Shipley ' s Dance Band provided the dreamy music for the Senior Christmas Dance. Thanks Dennis - it was different! Might as well get into the spirit of things. Red and Black Week was filled with school spirit, cheering students dressed in school colors, eye¬ catching displays constructed by various clubs, and amusing walking floats which passed in revue at the sectional pep session. The festivities were climaxed by the crowning of Janice Swinford as Miss Scarlet and Jack Leonard as Mr. Black. Our smiling skull-head viewed the Sectional action from his honored, east wall position. Snow closed the schools, but the Sectional went on! Red and A motley but enthusiastic crew that supported our Sectional team with a walking float. Lutton scores on a short jump shot in sectional action against Lapel. 61 CAST Crichton.Craig Plummer Ernest Woolley.John Flanagan Rev. John Terherne.Geoffrey Hathaway Lord Brocklehurst.Nick Miller The Earl of Loam.Terry Vandygriff Naval Officer.Dan Imel Lady Mary Lasenby.Judy Hartley Tweeny (Eliza).Patricia Dew Lady Catherine Lasenby.Rosalie Brown Lady Agatha Lasenby.Sue Pittsford Countess of Brocklehurst.Judy Welker Servants at the Earl of Loam ' s: Susan Harvey, Bobby Edmunson, Holly Gooding, Pat Trook, John B e v e 1 hi m e r , Merrily Richeson, Jean Campbell, Sharon Fraumann Directed by John Ravage Ass’t. Director - Arun Bhalla Stage Manager - Dan Imel The Admirable Crichton”, written by the famous Scottish writer, Sir James Barrie, and ably directed by Mr. John Ravage, was presented by the Senior Class on November 18 and 19, 1959. The Play was a dramatic fantasy. The Earl of Loam, his family, and one or two friends were wrecked on a desert island where the butler, the Admirable Crichton , proved himself a man of infinite resource and power far superior to the rest of the party. Senior Class Play 68 Convocations Remember the Christmas convo? Sophomore girls entertain at all-school talent convo. This year, as in the past, Madison Heights students were entertained at several con¬ vocations and pep sessions. They ranged from s c i e ntif ic demonstrations of the General Motors convo to the slap-stick comedy of the sectional pep sessions. Freshman view of the wrestling convo. Pep Sessions This is your life, Mr. Bradford. I I Poke it under and let it drown! Eating an activity not limited to lunch-time is here taking place in the cafeteria. ' Fraternizing and brownying occupy much of the time between 12:00 and 12:50 although few students admit to either. A lunch-time activity which is most diligently pursued on Fridays. I 70 Ah , sighs Larry, basketball does have its moments - all kinds of fans: big ones, small ones, fat ones, skinny ones, smart ones, dumb ones, graceful ones, awkward ones, and mostly girls! Now that wire-tapping is illegal, Rick employs another method to check on one of his school activities, De Anna. OK, Jim, now how do you get down? Not everybody can publicize a misplaced shoe over the P. A. system, can they girls? ' Ugh 71 Athletic Award A Madison Height ' s athlete may aspire to win several awards. As a firstyear man his athletic achievements are r ewarded by the presentation of freshmen numerals. As he progresses to his sophomore year, he receives either a major letter or a reserve letter depending on the extent of his varsity competition. In his junior year, he earns a major award which is a sweater with a major letter on it. The highest award presented to a M.H. athlete is a jacket symbolizing participation in three varsity sports in three different seasons and can be given to seniors only. Nolan Reed presents Mr. Collier with the trophy signifying the County Tourney championship. Tom Teague--highestpercentage of free throws. Don Lutton--highest percentage of field goals. Star athletes enga ' ge in the domestic arts. Tom Sanford--greatest number of pins. Our heroes of the gridiron. WE. WELCOME OUG PaORLCMS vViTW i 72 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Players TD EXPT FG TP Pine 12 0 0 72 Reed 7 9 1 54 Arnold 2 1 0 13 Lutton 2 0 0 12 Sasser 1 0 0 6 Pine scampered for 720 yds. in 93 attempts. Reed caught 35 passes for 715 yds. Varsity Football coaches for the 1959 season were left to right: Jack Cooper, Tom Hession, and Tink LaRue, head coach. Varsity football Row 1-Fred Porter, Nolan Reed, Larry Dotson, John Budd, Dennis Fasone, Richard Pine, Don Lutton, Ted Arnold, Dave Brown, Steve Olsen, Larry Grinstead, Ed Dietenne. Row 2-Tom Sanford, Marcus Moore, John Doub, Robert Coleman, Jerry Bragg, George Sasser, Steve Bales, Tom McMahan, Larry King, Larry Wright, Bill Bryant, Donn Bonner. Row 3-Tom Hession-Ass ' t Coach, Mike Mundy, Alan Bosley, Mike Raymer, Dave Carr, Steve Farren, Bill Hall, Randy Gardner, Tom Williams, Ed Camp¬ bell, Dick Glaze, Joe Wheat, Tink LaRue-Coach. Row 4-Managers; John Stewart, Doug Kimball, Jim Flanagan. Don Lutton carries for a gain against Anderson. A pirate is finally downed by an Indian after a 30 yard sprint. Through his ability to play football, Nolan Reed brought great fame to Madison Heights and to himself when he was selected by both major newspaper polls as a member of the Indiana prep all-state pigskin team. Nolan richly deserved this honor as he was undoubtedly the most versatile gridder in the state. This 6 ' 6 , 220 pound end was also selected honorary captain and most valuable player by his teammates. 75 Ted Arnold Donn Bonner Dave Brown Bill Bryant The Pirates opened the football season by tackling the Anderson Indians. Nolan Reed scored on a 22 yard touchdown pass from Don Lutton and kicked the extra point. After being down 20 points at the half, the Pirates out-scored the N.C.C. power from New Castle 25 to 20 in the final two stanzas. Richard Pine scored two touchdowns on runs of 39 and 13 yards. Don Lutton sneaked over from the one and heaved an aerial to Nolan Reed for the Buc ' s other touchdown. Our huge Buc line ground the willing Highland forward wall into submission in the first Pirate v i cto ry of the young season. Fleet-footed Richard Pine scampered for three six pointers on jaunts of 32, 57, and 2 yards. Big Ted Arnold caught a touchdown pass and ran a kick-off back through the entire Highland team for 78 yards and another Buc touchdown. Quick-thinking quarterback Don Lutton raced 74 yards to paydirt and fired another Lutton-to-Reed special to end the scoring. Reed converted three times for the victors. The Elwood Panthers spoiled the Madison Heights Homecoming by tallying touchdowns in three of four quarters. Richard Pine rammed across from the one for the Pirate ' s only marker. After playing Warren Central on even terms the first half, the Pirates were sur¬ prised by a 20 point fourth quarter splurge and fell to their opponent 26 to 0. Don Lutton Steve Olsen Richard Pine Fred Porter John Budd Larry Dotson Dennis Fasone Larry Grinstead Although the Pirates had the edge in statistics, the Nobiesvilie Millers capitilized on five Madison Heights tumbles to overcome the Bucs 32-13. A Lutton-to-Reed aerial and Richard Pine ' s 5 yard sprint were good for Madison Heights touchdowns. The Pirates played an inspired game against the strong Hornets, but like many other of the Hornets ' opponents, they got stung. All of Madisons ' touchdowns were the results of passes. Reed scored two, one a 78 yard play with Lutton on the other end, and a 10 yarder from Mike Mundy. A Lutton- to-Pine pass closed the night ' s pointmaking. Tom Sanford George Sasser Richard Pine ' s 1 foot plunge with 15 seconds left gave the Pirates a hard fought victory over the favored Alexandria Tigers. Pine also scored in the first 15 seconds as he raced back 83 yards with the opening kick¬ off. Half-back, George Sasser, also tallied for the Bucs. The Pirates closed out the season with an impressive victory over the Greenfield Tigers. A feature of the game was Nolan Reed ' s 38 yard field goal, which was a fitting climax to his prep grid career. Touchdowns were scored by Richard Pine, who tallied number 11 and 12, and for the sixth time Lutton hit Reed for a Pirate touchdown. Tom Williams Larry Wright Madison Hts. 0 Elwood 6 Madison Hts. 0 Noblesville 34 Madison Hts. 0 Muncie Wilson 36 Madison Hts. 0 South Side 42 Madison Hts. 14 Muncie Storer 6 Madison Hts. 0 Alexandria 0 Madison Hts. 0 Anderson Central 39 Madison Hts. 12 Mississinewa 14 Madison Hts. 19 Elwood 6 Which triplet took the Regimens? freshman frotball Row 1 Noble Rye, John Martin, Dave Jourdan, Steve Hollo¬ way, Dave Dotson, Steve Stahl, Harry Porter. Row 2 Paul Jarrett, Barry Lacy, Doug Gill, Steve Podahski. Row 3 Larry Bragg, Jed Dye-Manager, Joey Vaccaro, Dennis Hodge, Danny Estes, Kent Gill, Bill Fouts, Bill Mc- Haffey, Bob Blake, Bill Baughn, Mike York, Benny Phares, Bill Page, Mike Starrett, Pat Starrett, Jack Hendricks, Marvin Gordon-Coach, Ronald Cole- Coach. 78 freshman Cheerleaders Billie Wiley, Marilyn Gregory, Cheryl Burke. 79 This year ' s edition of the Pirate cage team provided us with an interesting and highly successful season. Although the sectional crown eluded our boys again this year, the season was one of thrilling triumphs and splendid school spirit. Our senior studded crew fell victim only five times while forcing nineteen foes to walk the plank . The highlight of the season were: 1. The addition of more hardware to our growning trophy case as Coach Bradford ' s charges took the County Tourney honors. 2. The invasion of Butler Fieldhouse and the resounding triumph over Short- ridge. 3. The heartbreaking loss to Manual in what may have been the best game played by the team all season. 4. The overwhelming conquest of Lebanon. Our smooth working machine literally dazzle the draperies” as they forced the score board beyond its limit in rolling up 101 points, the most points scored by one team in Madison County high school basketball in modern times. Mr. Bradford-Coach Don Lutton 222 222 222222222222222222 Miller Pirates M. H. 88 M. H. 90 M. H. 56 M. H. 93 M. H. 64 M. H. 93 M. H. 101 M. H. 62 M. H. 58 M. H. 57 M. H. 60 M. H. 56 M. H. 43 M. H. 64 M. H. 83 M. H. 82 M. H. 43 M. H. 80 M. H. 79 M. H. 62 M. H. 70 M. H. 76 M. H. 71 M. H. 54 basketball i St. Marys Winchester Shortridge Noblesville Highland Markleville Lebanon New Castle Yorktown Manual Pendleton Middletown Frankton Summitville Lapel Muncie Burris North Central Elwood County Tourney Frankton Pendleton Highland Sectional Lapel Pendleton Elwood 59 55 53 80 52 61 62 80 51 61 58 63 O. T. 28 66 63 61 36 71 63 44 45 62 65 72 Reed and Hicks go over the rim as they struggle for a rebound. One of Manual ' s fabulous VanArsdale twins tallies a timely tip-in. Larry King Bob Thomas Larry Behrens Pirate zone collapses on Burris shooter The big N pours in two on the business end of a fast break. Nolan lofts a left-hander over the outstretched arms of Frankton ' s Bob Heady. Don Shipley Row 1: Fred Kean, Mike Mundy, Jim Freeman, Ken Bales, mgr., Roger Thompson, Bob Thomas, Don Shipley. Row 2: Larry Lane, manager, Phil Jones, Tim Porter, Bill Bryant, Phil Shields, George Sasser, Marv Gordon, coach. A A W W r M. H. 30 Highland 23 K Cl ?Ctl C nCi SlCi hi ILL M. H. 32 South Side 63 V ' 1 V % L M l A- ' V ■ sv 1 V W • M ' M. H. 57 Pendleton 39 M. H. 56 Greenfield 29 M. H. 39 St. Marys 34 M. H. 54 Yorktown 55 M. H. 33 Frankton 36 M. H. 35 Winchester 36 M. H. 54 Manual 55 M. H. 56 Highland 37 M. H. 45 Noblesville 40 M. H. 48 Pendleton 51 M. H. 23 South Side 46 M. H. 45 Highland 33 M. H. 39 Middletown 36 M. H. 36 Richmond Test 53 M. H. 60 Markleville 39 M. H. 33 Anderson 56 M. H. 24 Central (Anderson) 41 M. H. 46 Lebanon 58 M. H. 32 Frankton 41 M. H. 39 New Castle 37 M. H. 37 New Castle 39 M. H. 38 Summitville 37 M. H. 28 Richmond Hibberd 33 M. H. 41 Lapel 42 M. H. 34 Muncie Wilson 56 Holland Tourney M. H. 36 Muncie Burris 48 M. H. 40 Alexandria 58 M. H. 42 Highland 32 M. H. 38 North Central 63 M. H. 31 Elwood 41 M. H. 42 Frankton 33 M. H. 56 Elwood 53 M. H. 34 Muncie Storer 48 M. H. 44 Muncie McKinley 42 Won Lost 6 10 freshman Basketball Row 1: John Earley, mgr., Steve Ruh, Gene Cook, Noble Rye, Max Perry, Bob Carroll, Kent Gill. Row 2: Mr. Jones, Dale Bennet, Harry Porter, Larry Abshire, John Lamey, Lucky Deck. Row 1: Jack Hendricks, Pat Starrett, Noah Estep, Ed Prather, Charles Parker, Steve Bales, Bruce Blackwell. Row 2: Allen Bosley, Larry Wright, Larry Dotson, John Budd, Tom Sanford, Don Bonner, Paul Paiker, Dave Paugh. Row 3: Coach LaRue, Dennis Hodge, Dan Edmundson, Dave Dotson, John Martin, Gene Little, Tom Williams, Jerry Bragg, Coach Dull. Row 4: Mgr. Dennis McAshlan, Larry Bragg, Steve Johnson, John Evans, Steve Hollaway, Paul Jarrett, Benny Phares, Mike Glazer Mer Dan Setters. ’ B ' Wrestling A record of five wins and nine losses was compiled by the M. H. matmen under the direction of Ken LaRue. This athletic endeavor was the last at Madison Heights for the amiable mentor as he was awarded the post of End Coach at Kansas State University. The annual staff, along with the entire student body, wishes Mr. LaRue the best of luck in his new role. Richmond We 18 They 27 Peru 14 32 Marion 12 32 Muncie Central 10 41 North Central 12 38 New Haven 28 26 Frankfort 33 11 Anderson 0 48 New Castle 26 22 Warren Central 5 40 Fort Wayne C. C. 36 6 Logansport 0 50 Scecina 18 27 New Castle 41 9 Tim Porter shows his flying feet to the rest of the field by placing first in the White River Conference meet. Mr. James Jones, cross-country coach, says, ’’Now, Fellas, according to my exact, scientific calculations... Cross- Madison Hts. 15 Frankton 47 Yorktown 79 Madison Hts. 20 New Castle 41 Madison Hts. 15 Pendleton 77 Noblesville 60 Highland 94 Madison Hts. 17 Middletown 40 St. Mary ' s 82 Madison Hts. 22 Kokomo 37 Madison Hts 23 Noblesville 32 Madison Hts. 46 Marion 24 Mississinewa 64 Steve Henning Fred Kean Jay Mason Tim Porter Pirate Tim Porter, No. 51, Cross-country meets were Cross-country men en masse. paces the field of hill-and- w e 11-supported b y students, dalers. parents, and administration alike. Row 1-Danny Herron-Mgr., Row 2-Glen Smith, Ed Prather, Guane Buben- zer, Ted Landon, Row 3-Mike Bass, Mike Parker, David Craig, Gene Cook, Tommy Jo Campbell, Row 4-Jim Jones-Coach, Ken Bales-Mgr., Harold Zeh, John Ward, John Earley, Larry Behrens-Mgr. By sporting a record of 6 wins and 1 loss in regular season meets, the 1959 edition of the Madison Heights cross-coun¬ try team surpassed the expec¬ tations of coach, Jim Jones. Led by senior co-captains, Steve Henning and Jay Mason, the Pirates also fared well in big meets by finishing second in the White River Conference meet and sixth in the sectional. Jim Richman Steve Rybolt Phil Shields Doug Yost m Marvin Gordon, Coach The Madison Heights golf team climaxed a very successful year in 1959 by finishing a respectable sixth in the state golf meet. Led by senior John Mills, Coach Marvin Gordon ' s crew also placed sixth in the Lr orte Invi¬ tational . With all of the varsity boys returning except Mills and Armstrong, the Bucs should have a fine season in 1960 and could equal the effort of the 1958 state champs. Dick Mills strokes one in for a par. Terry Dilts going for that birdie. Jerry Shine, Jr. Terry Dilts Mad Hts. - 1 1 2 Elwood - 13 1 2 Mad Hts. - 7 Hagerstown - 8 Mad Hts. - 5 1 2 New Castle - 9 1 2 Mad Hts. - 13 Howe - 2 Mad Hts. - 8 Hagerstown - 7 Mad Hts. - 10 1 2 Lebanon - 4 1 2 Mad Hts. - 7 1 2 North Central - 7 1 2 Mad Hts. - 5 Ft. Wayne Central Cath. Mad Hts. - 12 Highland - 3 Mad Hts. - 11 Anderson - 4 Mad Hts. - 11 Shortridge - 4 Mad Hts. - 6 1 2 North Central - 8 1 2 Mad Hts. - 6 Lafayette - 9 John Mills Dick Armstrong Concentration by John ’’the Putter Mills. 89 Phil Miller tags slider at first. Kenny Bales cheers Don Lutton on as he scores the tying run. Batter Up! 90 Row 1-Robert Hinton, Jerry Bragg, Jerry Moody, Ken Bales-Manager, Mike Humphrey, Mike Dietzen, Don Shipley. Row 2-Don Lutton, Dave Brown, Bob Thomas, Larry Wright, Larry Lane, Mike Wertz. Row 3-Bill Bryant, Ted Arnold, Nolan Reed, Larry King, Phil Miller, ' Paul Bradford-coach. Baseball Madison Heights tied for first place in the White River Conference by defeating Elwood. In the fifteen games played, the Pirates came out on top on thirteen oc¬ casions, for a fine .866 percentage. With Nolan Reed and Don Lutton hand¬ ling the mound chores, and Phil Miller and Ted Arnold wielding the bats, the team rolled over the opposition with many runs to spare. Mad Hts. - 13 Summitville - 0 Mad Hts. - 8 Lapel - 2 Mad Hts. - 12 Markleville - 5 Mad Hts. - 2 Elwood - 1 Mad Hts. - 9 Highland - 6 Mad Hts. - 6 Frankton - 9 Mad Hts. - 7 Pendleton - 0 Mad Hts. - 13 Elwood - 2 The Madison Heights baseball fan club consists of.... Zrack Row 1-Jim Livingston, Jay Mason, Doug Kimball, Steve Bales, Ed Welker, Steve Henning Ed Amos Dave DeLong, Dick Pine. Row 2-Jerry Hartley-Mgr., Dave Roberts, Tom McMahan, Bob Coleman’ Melvin Piersom, Donn Bonner, Tom Carpenter, Ray Schier, Jim Flanagan. Row 3-Wayne Gruber- o d Porter � Terr y Brinson, Ron Genda, Nolan Reed, Phil Shields, Ed Gaither, Larry Dotson Tink LaRue-coach. J The Pirate ' s fine track team estab¬ lished themselves as the power of the conference as they easily outdistanced the field to claim the trophy as White River Conference track champions of 1959. It may have been fitting that the last team led by former coach, Wayne Gruber, took the honors in our conference. Outstanding times were turned in by dashmen Rich Pine and Steve Henning, both of whom qualified for the regional meet. The last step ' s the hardest! Look, Ma, no hands! Madison Hts. 64 7 12 Muncie Burris 50 1 4 Lapel 22 1 6 Madison Hts. 36 1 3 Marion 26 5 6 Muncie Central 71 5 6 Madison Hts. 47 3 4 Frankton 26 1 2 Elwood 62 3 4 Madison Hts. 15 Richmond 95 Madison Hts. 62 2 5 Shelbyville 53 1 5 Alexandria 21 2 5 Madison Hts. 71 1 2 Pendleton 56 1 2 Hancock Central 26 92 I [ CLASS OF Leading the senior class are the officers: Dan Imel, president; Doug Kimball, vice-president; Karin Morgan, secretary; Gwelda Price, treasure; and Mr. Henry McLain, sponsor. 94 LOWELL EDWIN AMOS College Prep.--Student Council, Choir, Highlighters, Madrigal,Hi-Y, M-Club, Caduceus, Track 1-2-3-4. ROBERT D. ARNOLD College Prep.—Student Council Track 3, Cross-country 1. TED ARNOLD College Prep.—M-Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Base¬ ball 1-2-3-4. CAROLYN ASHBY Business--Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A. A., Secretaries Club, Caduceus, Youth for Christ. CLARENCE L. ASHTON Vocational—Band, Choir JANE BARDSLEY College Prep.—Student Council, Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Service Club, Senior Executive Coun¬ cil, Model U.N. TIMOTHY FAY BARKER Technical--Student Council, Band, Senior Executive Council, Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Exe¬ cutive Council, Basketball 1, Base¬ ball 2, Class President 2-3. SHARON R. BASEY Business—Y-Teens KEN BATHAUER General—Football 1, Wrestling 2. JERRY LANE BAUNER College Prep.--Hi-Y, Golf 4. WILLIAM DAVID BEAMER Business Education--Choir, Boys Quartet. ARUN BHALLA Technical--Jolly Roger Staff, Chess Club, Ushers, Senior Play, French Club, Thespians. CAROLYN KAY BORING General--Brush and Palette Club. KARL BELL General--Youth for Christ. PAUL ARTHUR BENDER College Prep.--Student Council, Band, Modern Music Masters, Honor Society, Hi-Y. JOHN WILLIAM BEVELHIMER College Prep.--Student Council, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Sophomore Executive Council, Senior Play. GARY LEE BOSLEY College Prep. JANICE BOYER Business Education-Honor Society Pep Club, Y - T e e n s , Librarians Secretaries Club. PENNY BOYES College Prep.--Annual Staff, Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Girls State.Alt., Essay Contest Winner, Miss Red, Homecoming Attendant, Car Check Queen, Prom Committee. 96 MICHAEL BREAKS College Prep. JOANNA BROGDEN Business--Modern Music Masters, Y-Teens, Band. ROBERT J. BRONNENBERG College Prep. — Thespians, Spanish Club, Chess Club. DON E. BROOKS General—M-Club, Track 1. MARTHA ANN BROOKS Bus ine s s--Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club, Service Club. ALICE JUNE BROWN Business--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Li¬ brarians. DAVID M. BROWN General—Student Council, Hi-Y, M- Club, Senior Executive Council, Football 4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Golf 4. DON BROWN General—Hi Y, Monitor. DONNA JEAN BROWN General--Pep Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Caduceus. MARY ALICE BROWN General--Pep Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A. I ROSALIE BROWN General —Student Council, Choir, Modern Music Masters, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secre¬ taries Club, Senior Executive Coun¬ cil, Senior Play, Music Award Win¬ ner. GARY R. BUCCI General JOHN G. BUDD Technical--M-Club, Football 1-2-3- 4, Wrestling 3-4. LEANNE BURK Business—Pep Club, Y-Teens, Se¬ cretaries Club. BETTY LUCILLE BURNS Business--Pep Club, Y-Teens. EDWARD CLARK BURRIS Vocational Baskethall 1, Track 1. LINDA KAYE BUSH Business—Jolly Roger Staff, Honor Society, Thespians, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Secretaries Club, Forensic League, Junior Play. JEANNE E. CAMPBELL College Prep.--Student Council, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forensic League, Senior Play. JUDY CAMPBELL Business--Choir, Novelettes, Madri¬ gal, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Secretaries Club. MARY ANN CAMPBELL Business--Y-Teens. 98 ■ TOM W. CAMPBELL Vocational--Choir, M-Club, Football 3, Basketball 1-2-3, Track 1-2, Cross-country 1. A V 4 m � BONNIE CARLISLE General—Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Junior Executive Council. JAMES C. CARMACK General--Baseball 1. KAREN LYNNE CARR Business—Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens. SANDRA K. CARMACK College Prep.—Annual Staff, Honor Society, Y-Teens, transferred from Anderson High. PATRICIA ANN CARROLL Business—Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, G. A. A., Librarians. ROBERT E. CHANDLER General EDWARD W. COMBS CLARIECE DARLENE CHAPIN Vocational--Hi-Y, Brush and Palette Business--Y-Teens, G. A. A. Club, Monitor. DUANE COOK Vocational RONALD LEE COOK General VIC COOK General--Pep Club, Caduceus, Ushers, Track 1. WILLIAM L. COOK Technical--Football 1,2,3, Wrestling 2, Monitor, French Club. JAMES A. COOLEY General ROBERT G. COX Vocational BONNIE KATHLEEN CRAIG College Prep.--Annual Staff, Honor Society, Pep Club, Novelettes, Y- Teens, Future Teachers Club, Model U. N., Girls State, Monitor. BARBARA DELL CRIM Business Education--Band, Modern Music Masters, Y-Teens. JUDY CROSLEY Business Education--Pep Club, Se¬ cretaries Club, Youth for Christ. DAVID L. DAILEY Business--Ushers. JERILYN J. DARLINGTON College Prep.--Band, Modern Music Masters, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Future Teachers Club, Caduceus. EDWARD DETIENNE General--Brush and Palette Club, Football 4. PATRICIA KAY DEW Business--Thespians, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Secretaries Club, Forensic League, Senior Play. KATHLEEN DeWITT Business—Band, Pep Club, Y-Teens. BETTE JO DILTS Business--Y-Teens. LARRY KENT DOTSON Vocational--Hi-Y, M-Club, Football 3, Wrestling 3, Track 3. ANN PATRICE EARLEY Home Economics—Pep Club, Y- Teens, Librarians. KENNY A. EDMONDSON Vocational ROBERTA ELLEN EDMUNDSON College Prep. —Student Council, Novelettes, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Sophomore Executive Council, Senior Play, Junior Play, Model U.N., Girls State Alternate, Annual Staff. MARSHA EHLE CHARLES R. EHRHART General--Choir, Highlighters, General--Band. Novelettes, Modern Music Masters, Pep Club, Y-Teens. MICHAEL LEE EIDSON Technical--Band. MARY F. ELLIS Home Ec.--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Ser¬ vice Club. ALICE JANE ENGLAND General--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Caduceus, Senior Executive Council. WILLIAM J. EVANS Business--Brush and Palette Club. JANET ETCHISON Business--Jolly Roger Staff, Librar¬ ians. DENNIS J. FASONE College Prep.--Student Council, Hi- Y, M-Club, Junior Executive Coun¬ cil, Sohpomore Executive Council, French Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Model U.N. BARBARA JO FERGUSON College Prep--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Caduceus. JERALDINE FERRIS Business--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Librarians, Secre¬ taries Club. 102 DOUGLAS ARTHUR FISHER College Prep.—Spanish Club, Chess Club, Ushers, Model U. N. JOHN A. FLANAGAN College Prep.--Hi-Y, Senior Exe¬ cutive Council, Student Council. HARRY LEE FRANKLIN General--Choir, Pep Club. SHIRLEY ANN FRASER Business Education--Student Coun¬ cil, Annual Staff, Thespians, Honor Society, Secretaries Club, Caduceus, Youth for Christ, Senior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Coun¬ cil, Prom Queen Attendant. SHARON RUTH FRAUMANN College Prep.--Annual Staff, Thesp¬ ians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forensic League, Senior Play. JAMES R. FRIEND General--Student Council, Band. JUDITH KARON FRIEND ELIZABETH ANN GILMORE College Prep.—Honor Society, Future Teachers Club, Youth for Christ, Indiana University Achieve¬ ment Contests. College Prep.--Student Council, Honor Society, Y-Teens, Junior Exe¬ cutive Council, Model U. N., Marshal for Baccalaureate and Commence¬ ment, Indiana University Achieve¬ ment Contests. EDDIE GAITHER Vocational--Track 3,4. 103 JAMES L. GEIGER Vocational--Basketball 3. BEVERLY ANN GLAZER General--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Service Club. LOWELL C. GOLD Technical--Chess Club, Ushers, Football 2-3, Wrestling 1-2. HOLLY GOODING College Prep--Annual Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Service Club, Senior Play, Spanish Club. JON H. GOUL General—Band, Caduceus, Ushers. LARRY DUANE GRAY College Prep.-Honor Society. THOMAS GREEN Technical--Honor Society, Brush and Palette Club, Youth for Christ. EDDY LEE GREENWALT College Prep--Student Council, Football 1, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Boys State Alternate, Jolly Roger Staff, Junior Executive Council. 104 LARRY LEE GRINSTEAD General--Hi-Y, Football 1-2-3-4. SHARON L. GRIGSBY Business--Student Council, Choir, Madrigal, Annual Staff, Thespians, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club, Youth for Christ, Junior Play, Essay Con¬ test Winner. GARY GROCE General--Basketball 1, Cross-Coun¬ try 2, Ushers, Monitor. JUDITH F. GWINN College Prep.—Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Caduceus. MERILYN J. HACKER General--Student Council, Thesp¬ ians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Librarians. PAULA JEANNE HACKLE MAN Business--Jolly Roger Staff, Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secre¬ taries Club, Service Club. DONDEENA HALL Business--Secretaries Club, Li¬ brarians. THOMAS D. HARMESON College Prep. — Band, Modern Music Masters, Honor Society, Caduceus, Boys State, Music Award Winner. DAVID HARNEY College Prep.--Junior Executive Council. JUDITH KAY HARTLEY College Prep. —Student Council, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Li¬ brarians, Caduceus, Service Club, Senior Executive Council, Junior Executive Council, Senior Play. ELIZABETH ANN HARTZELL College Prep.--Choir, Novelettes, Madrigal, Pep Club, Y-Teens. LIN HARVEY General—Annual Staff, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Cadu¬ ceus, Forensic League. SUSAN K. HARVEY General--Student Council, Band, Y- Teens, Service Club. GEOFFREY M. HATHAWAY College Prep.—Band, Thespians, Caduceus, Youth for Christ, Chess Club, Junior Play, Senior Play. STEVE HENNING Technical--Hi-Y, M-Club, Football 4, Track 2-3-4, Cross-country 3-4. STEVE L. HESTER General--Student Council. JOHN HIGHSMITH College Prep. DONNA JEAN HILL General--C hoir,Highlighters, Novelettes, Modern Music Masters, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Future Teachers Club. LARRY EUGENE HOBBS Vocational-Hi-Y, Track 1. BONNIE HOGG Business—Thespians, Pep Club, Y- Teens, G.A.A., Secretaries Club, Service Club, Junior Executive Coun¬ cil. STEVE HOOVER General MAX A. HOPPES Vocational-Band, Hi-Y, Brush and Palette Club, Monitor. JACK B. HOUSE Technical--Band, Annual Staff, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Hi-Y. DENNY HUFFMAN College Prep.—Student Council, Choir, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Monitor. DANIMEL Ge ne r al--Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Senior Exe¬ cutive Council, Baseball 1, Boys State, President 4, Marshal For Baccalaureate and Commencement. JANET ANN JACKSON Bus ine s s--Librarians, Youth for Christ. GAIL R. JAMES Technical--Student Council, Choir, Highlighters, Boys Quartet, Madri¬ gal, Modern Music Masters, Senior Executive Council, Model U. N., Music Award Winner. DARRELL JONES Vocational--Band, Monitor. DOUGLAS L. JONES G e ne r al --Student Council, Band, Wrestling 1. JUDI JONES Ge ne r al--Student Council, Band, Jolly Roger Staff, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Librarians, Future Teachers Club, Caduceus. JULLANN JACKSON Business--Student Council, Choir, Pep Club, Y-Teens, G.A.A., Secre¬ taries Club. PHYLLIS JEAN JENKINS Business--Choir, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Librarians, Secretaries Club. KAREN K. KEENE General--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Cadu¬ ceus, Youth for Christ. 107 CONSTANCE LEE KENNEDY Home Economics — Pep Club, Y- Teens. VERONICA DEE KENNEDY Home Economics—Pep Club, Y- Teens. DOUG T. KIMBALL Technical--Student Council, Choir, Boys Quartet, Hi-Y, M-Club, Senior Executive Council, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3, Vice President 4. JERRY LEE KIRKPATRICK Vocational--Sophomore Executive Council, Basketball 1. TONY J. KIRPATRICK General—Student Council, Choir, Thespians, Caduceus, Forensic League, Junior Play, Model U. N., Senior Executive Council, Monitor. JANET RUTH LACKEY College Prep. — Band, Honor Society, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Caduceus, Service Club, Girls State. ROBERT V. LAKEY Vocational JAMES LEE LAMB College Prep. MIKE LAMEY College Prep.--Transferred. RONNIE E. LAWSON General MfPlS;. 1 CYNTHIA J. LEEDOM College Prep.—Student Council, Honor Society, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens. TERRY L. LENNEN General JACK KEITH LEONARD College Prep. — Band, Modern Music Masters, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Sen¬ ior Executive Council, Football 1, Junior Play, Boys State, Essay Con¬ test Winner. JEAN ELLEN LIGHT FOOT Bus ine s s--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Junior Play, Cheer¬ leader. MICHAEL C. LITTEN General—Student Council, Choir, Highlighters, Madrigal, Annual Staff, Hi-Y, Caduceus, Junior Executive Council, Junior Play. DONALD MAX LIVINGSTON General--Jolly Roger Staff. JEAN ANN LLOYD Business--PepClub, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Monitor. JUDY LOU LOCKWOOD General--Choir, Jolly Roger Staff, Y-Teens. DON LUTTON College Prep. —Student Council, Honor Society, M-Club, Sophomore Executive Council, Monitor, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Base¬ ball 1-2-3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Marshal For Baccalaureate and Commencement. MARY SANDRA McCORD Business—Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club. JANIS ROBERTA McCOY Gene r al--Student Council, Choir, Novelettes, Madrigal, Modern Music Masters, Thespians, Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE ANN McCREARY College Prep. — Choir, Novelettes, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Spanish Club, Librarians, Future Teachers Club, Junior Executive Council. JOYCE LYNNE McELHOE Business—Jolly Roger Staff, Honor Society, Secretaries Club. STEPHEN G. Me FALL General--Student Council. CHARLOTTE L. McLAUGHLIN G e ne r al--Student Council, Band, Thespians, Y-Teens, Caduceus, Forensic League. BEVERLY JOANNE MADREN Business--Pep Club. WILLIAM LOUIS MARKHAM, JR. General--Band, Thespians, Hi-Y, Caduceus, Chess Club, Junior Exe¬ cutive Council, Wrestling 4, Track 4, Senior Play. PHILLIP DELAND MARTIN Business--Ushers. no JAY E. MASON Technical--Student Council, Hi-Y, M-Club, Senior Executive Council Alt., Basketball 1, Track3-4, Cross¬ country 4, Model U. N. CAROLYN KATHRYN MATHEWS College Prep. — Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club. ED MICHAELS College Prep.--Hi-Y, Chess Club. CHARLES MILLER Technical--Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club. NICHOLAS LEE MILLER General--Choir, Boys Quartet, Madrigal, Jolly Roger Staff, Senior Play, Music Award Winner, Mascot. PERRY A. MILLER College Prep. — Band. SAUNDRA LEE MAY General--Student Council Alt., Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forensic League, Service Club, Jun¬ ior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Council, Junior Play. BURKE MENDENHALL General--Hi-Y, Sophomore Exe¬ cutive Council, Football 2, Golf 2-3- 4. LUCRETIA MIER General--Pep Club, Caduceus, Youth for Christ. PHIL MILLER College Prep.—Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Hi-Y, M-Club, Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Council, Basketball 1-2-3- 4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Class Vice oS ri JOHNNY E. MOORE Vocational—Football 2. KARIN SUE MORGAN G e n e r al--Annual Staff, Honor So¬ ciety, Thespians, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Caduceus, Forensic League, Senior Executive Council, Junior Play, Se¬ cretary 4. MIKE E. MORGAN General--Hi-Y, Track 1. PATRICIA NEVIN Home Economics—G.A.A., Club. Service GREGORY TED PAKES Technical--Student Council, Hi-Y, Senior Executive Council, Golf 1. JULIA PALMER Bus ine s s--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club, Brush and Palette Club. MELVIN PIERSON Vocational—M-Club, Track 1-2-3-4. RICHARD PINE College Prep.--Student Coun cil, Jolly Roger Staff, Hi-Y, M-Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Track 1-2-3-4. Ill SUE PITTSFORD Business- - Thespians, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Senior Play. JERRY PLUMMER General--Junior Executive Council. WILLIAM CRAIG PLUMMER College Prep.--Thespians, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Junior Play, Sen¬ ior Play. FREDERICK HERBERT PORTER College Prep.--Student Council, Hi- Y, M-Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Cross- County 2-3-4. EDWARD LEE POWERS Vo cat ional—Ushers, Football 1, Monitor. SANDY PRATHER General—Student Council, Band, Choir, Highlighters, Madrigal, Y- Teens, Future Teachers Club, Cadu- ceus, Junior Executive Council, Se¬ cretary 3. NOLAN EUGENE REED College Prep. — M-Club, Football 2- 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4. GWELDA PRICE General--Annual Staff, t ep Club, Y- Teens, Caduceus, Senior Executive Council, Junior Executive Council, Junior Play, Treasurer 3-4. PAT QUILLIN Gener al--Band, Hi-Y, Brush and Palette Club. GARY L. RAYL Vocational T] MERRILY RICHESON CollegePrep.--Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens. RONALD WAYNE RICHEY General MYRNA SUE RICHMAN General—Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Monitor. GREG RICKER College Prep.--Hi-Y, Brush and Palette Club. TOM ROBINSON General JONATHAN B. RODGERS Vocational--Hi-Y, Wrestling, Senior Play. CAROLYN FAY ROEDER General--Band, Choir, Novelettes, G. A. A.,Youth for Christ. MARYLYN KAY ROEDER Business--Band, G. A. A., Secretar¬ ies Club, Youth for Christ. 114 ANNE WORL RUMMEL ROBERT RUSSELL General--Student Council, Jolly Ro- Vocational ger Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Caduceus, Junior Play. RICHARD W. SAXON General—Band, Caduceus, Base¬ ball 2. LINDA C. SCZESNY General--Student Council, Y-Teens, Junior Executive Council, Homecom¬ ing Queen. TONI SEIFERT College Prep-- Jolly Roger Staff, Transferred. RUTHANNE SHAW Business—Band, Modern Music Masters, Annual Staff, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club, Forensic League. NANCY SCANTLAND Business- -Pep Club, Librarians, Secretaries Club. ALBERT RENE SCHUCK Business THOMAS SHELL Business—Wrestling 1-2-3. 115 GERALD PHILLIP SHINE, JR College Prep.--Honor Society, Hi-Y, M-Club, Caduceus, Golf, Boys State, Alt. LEANNA CAROL SHOWALTER Ge ne r al--Student Council, Choir, Highlighters, Novelettes, Madrigal, Modern Music Masters, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Music Award Winner. JUDITH CAROLYN SHULTZ Business Education--Band, Modern Music Masters, Annual Staff, Y- Teens, Secretaries Club, Forensic League. BEVERLY ANN SNYDER College Prep.—Student Council, Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Forensic League, Model U. N. ORVILLE LEON STAMM Vocational--Hi-Y. WAYNE PAUL STINER General--Band, Modern Music Mas¬ ters, Chess Club, Senior Executive Council. LARRY STOTTLEMYER General--Hi-Y, Caduceus, Brush and Palette Club . LARRY D. TAYLOR Ge n e r al--Brush and Pallet Club, Ushers. VIRGINIA C. TEAGAN Business—Pep Club, Y-Teens. GEORGE E. TODD Technical--Wrestling 1. PHIL TAYLOR Technical--Student Council, Annual Staff, Jolly Roger Staff, Hi-Y, Chess Club, Basketball 1-2. CHARLES TIM THOMPSON General—Hi-Y,Wrestling2-3-4, M- Club. TOM TEAGUE Technical—Student Council, Annual Staff, Jolly Roger Staff, Honor So¬ ciety, Hi-Y, M-Club, Basketball 1- 2-3-4, Cross-country 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Boys State. JANICE ELAINE THARP General--Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens. CAROLE SUE TROESKEN Business RON TISCHLER Vocational KAREN THOMAS General—Student Council, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Secretaries Club. PATRICIA ANN TROOK College Prep--Annual Staff, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Service Club, Senior Play. ROBERT E. TUCKER General--Band. TERRY VANDYGRIFF Business--Student Council, Annual Staff, Thespians, Future Teachers Club, Forensic League, Youth for Christ, Ushers, Senior Play, Junior Play, Essay Contest Winner. JESSE VERMILLION Technical--Band, Hi-Y, Brush and Palette Club, Football 1. ANN LOUISE WAGGONER College Prep.--Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Council, Model U. N., Girls State, Indiana High School Achievement Contests, Mar¬ shal For Baccalaureate and Com¬ mencement. JUDY WELKER Business--Student Council, Thesp¬ ians, Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Secretaries Club, Forensic League, Senior Play, Junior Play, Prom Queen Attendant, Majorette. SHELBY WEST Business — Pep Club, Librarians, Secretaries Club. STEPHEN E. WEST College Prep.--Band, Hi-Y, Cadu- ceus, Chess Club. GROVER DONALD WHITINGER General--Football 3. NANETTE K. WILEY College Prep.--Pep Club, Y-Teens, Prom Decoration Comm., French Club. ANTHONY ROBERT WILLIAMS College Prep. JULIE JOANNE WISE Business-Secretaries Club, Youth for Christ. KENNETH MARK WOOD Technical-Student Council, Hi-Y, Wrestling 1, Senior Play. CLASS MOTTO - Give to the World the Best You Havel ' CLASS COLORS - Charcoal and White CLASS FLOWER - Talsman Rose GRADUATION DATE - May 16, 1960 DONALD PHILLIP YANIK College Prep.—Choir, Highlighters, Madrigal, Honor Society, Future Teachers Club, Youth for Christ. RON YANIK General SaUNDRA DARLENE DAVIS Business—Thespians, Choir. ETHEL M. LOUGHRIDGE General—Pep Club, Service Club, Thespians. Juniors Mr. Sokol--Junior Class Sponsor The Junior Class officers are from left to right: Carol Buntin, secretary; Judy Webb , vice-president; Jack Rittman, president; and Kathy Foland, treasurer. Junior Class Executive Council Rita Allen John Alley Janice Anderson Keith Apple Catherine Ayres Michael Badgley Carolyn Bagshaw Steven Bales Tom Bangle Thomas Bathauer Larry Behrens Judith Belcher John Bemish Lois Bennet Bruce Blackwell Sarah Bondurant Donn Bonner Jack Boyd Jerry Bragg Larry Brandon {Juniors Terry Brinson Beverly Brooks Lester Brooks John Brown Michael Brown William Bryant Carol Buntin Jerry Cain Sharon Cain Charles Campbell Donna Carpenter Janice Carroll Melvin Carter Gaylen Chambers Steve Chambers Charlie Chambles Carol Chapman Ronald Chapman Paul Cherry Barry Childers Gregory Clanin Danny Clark Ronald Clay John Claxton Judith Cochran Carl Cochman Robert Coleman Rebecca Collings Charles Conger DeWayne Cotner Steve Cotton Judith Cox Gloria Crick Joy Crosley Emmalou Crouse Dianne Cunningham Don Dailey Patricia Daley Sharon Darby Donna Darlington juniors Kathy Davis Jeanne Dawson Stewart Deakyne Phyllis Dean Betty DeLong Edward Detienne Robert Dickey Mike Dietzen Terry Dilts Linda Donnelly Sandra Downs John Doub Ernest Draper Lucinda Dyson Carolyn Eaton Jon Edmondson William Edmundson Patricia Ehle Larry Ehman Marilyn Eiler S � Linda Ellsworth Mary Eshelman Noah Estep Tamra Ewald John Fadely Terry Felzien Robert Ferris Susan Fisher Kathleen Foland Janice Folsom Sharon Fouse Norma Towler Sammy France Rosalee Franklin Kay Fraser Constance Fuller Karen Gaddis Ronald Galbraith Roger Garrett Stephen Gill juniors Darrel Gilley Charletta Gold Robert Good Linda Gooding Gayle Gordon Ronald Granger Carrie Grieg Alan Griffith Merrily Hammond Rachel Hancock Janet Hellems Betty Henderson Carl Hildreth William Hill Richard Hines Robert Hinton Michael Hodge Paula Hollingsworth Loren Hooper William Horoho Danny Hosier John Hostetler John Hulse Thomas Hulse James Humphrey Michael Humphrey Cynthia Hunt Penelope Idle Kay Imel Patricia Jackson Joe Jalace William James Beverly Jester William Johns DeAnna Jones James Jones Joyce Jones Sara Jones Loretta Johnson Larry King lJuniors Robert Koob David Krieg Larry Lane Donald Lang Stephen Larmore Stanley Lawler Douglas Lawson Larry Leons Mike Leons Dennis Lewis Lynne Lewis Steven Lewis Barbara Lindley James Livingston Dennis Looper Leatha Lortz James Loughridge George McAshlan Brenda McCarroll Brenda McClarmon Jane McElhoe Robert McKee Gerry MacKenzi e Thomas McMahan Peggy Me Minn Sharon Main Ruth Maley Harold Melson Judy Michael Jimmy Miller Roberta Miller Thomas Miner Patricia Minneman Jerry Moody Donna Moore Dennis Morgan Mike Morgan Gloria Murdock Karen Nash Penny Nichols lJuniors Ha Norman Craig Oakes Charles Parker Paul Parker Tommie Patterson David Paugh Steven Payton Margery Pearson Susan Peters James Plummer Edgar Prather Steve Pritchard Timothy Porter Wayne Ray James Reed Jeananne Reeder Julieanne Reeder Jane Ann Reynolds Rita Rose Reynolds Nancy Rice Mary Ann Richardson Pamela Richeson Don Riggs Janice Ritenour Judy Ritter Jack Rittman Schofalia Robinson Thomas Ross Rebecca Roughley Lois Russell Charlotte Sanders George Sasser Michael Saxon Wanda Scott Beverly Senda Suzetta Shaffer Mark Sharp Judith Sheets Don Shipley Karen Shoemaker {juniors Sylvia Showalter Wendell Shymck Rick Sibery Janice Skinner Sharon Slaybough Linda Smith Jerold Smith Rick Smith Stephen Sobel Mike Snoddy Barbara Stanley Dixie Stewart Geraldine Stiers Kay Stinson Paul Strong Mary Ann Stump David Swager Richard Swain Janice Swinford James Taylor Dollena Temple Esther Tischler Robert Thomas Claudia Thompson Fred Thompson Bea Thornburg Pam Tunget Karen Turner Mark Tuttle Sylvia Utley George Utterback Barbara Vaccaro Dianna Vance Mary Voss Ronald Wachob Edwin Wallace Danny Watson Sharon Weaver Judith Webb Charles Webber Juniors Michael Wertz Larry Westerfield Marlene White Janice Whitinger William Whitinger Robert Williamson Carol Wilkinson Roger Willingham Jenny Willis Larry Willis Gary Wilson Kila Wilson Gerald Wise Michael Wood Larry Wright Sophomore executive council: Row 1 Jane Hitz, Pam Cook, Vicky Bevelhimer, Becky Pike. Row 2 Eric Krall, Nancy Ganger, Tom Williams, Bill Steimer, Carol Senda. Standing - Phil Jones Sophomore class officers: Phil Jones, President; Judy Tucker, 128 William Alford Edwin Allen Linda Anderson Dianna Asbury Jane Atkinson Thomas Austin Paul Barrett Thomas Barsha Gary Beck Karen Birkinbine Helen Birt Glenda Blades Larry Boyd Michael Braden Philip Brewster Judith Apgar Wilbur L. Arnold David Arthur Anita Ayers Jack Baker Kenneth Bales Thelma Belt Vickey Bevelhimer John Birch Bill Blaylock Larry Bookout Duane Bosley James Bright Dianna Brown Jack Brown Sophomores Patricia Brown Guane Bubenzer Darlene Bucci Gary Campbell David Carr Phillip Carr Steven Chambers Terry Chambers Richard Chandler Robert Collier Judith Combs Margaret Conwell Joseph Copeland Julie Coulter Betty Covington Karen Burgan Darlene Burkett Edwin Campbell Jean Carrier Rita Carson Susan Castettler Stephen Childers Judith Clark Jacquelyn Coburn Pamela Cook Sandra Cook Nancy Cooley Ronald Cox Sueretta Cross Mary Kay Davis Sandra Davis Karen Deaton Dianna Dew Billy Eaker Daniel Edmundson Jerry Etchison Sally Finney Barbara Fisher Cathie Fisher Robert Flora Jane Ford Lynn Ford Janies Freeman Beverly Friend Fredrick Fulcher Sophomores Mike Downing Barbara Doyle Michael Doyle Arthur Eversole Stephen Farren Carolyn Fine Nancy Fisher Judy Fitzgerald James Flanagan Judy France Janet Franklin Carol Fraumann Karen Gaddis Nancy Granger Randal Gardner William Garlic Connie Garrett Ronald Geller Carolyn Goble David Gorden Carmen Goodrick William Groves James Gruber Jack Gwynn Donna Hall William Hall Patricia Hamilton Steven Harney Carol Harper James Harris Beth Gelling Richard Glaze Susan Glazer Joyce Goughenour Kathleen Gray Carolyn Green Jack Hague Katherine Haines Mary Haines Nancy Hancock Linda Harless Neil Harmeson Jerry Hartley Penny Hartman Mary Anne Hastings I George Hazelbaker Sharon Herbert Curtis Hester Vicki Hiday Carolyn Hildreth Jane Hitz Rita Holladay Larry Horton Philip Hollingsworth Gene Horwath Sandra Hopkinson Christie Hudson Craig Hughel Darlene Jacques John Jackson Jo Anne Jerram Beverly Johnson Donald Johnson Caroline Jones Janice Jones Philip Jones Lynda Kemmer Barbara King William Knepp Larry Jordan Fred Kean Mike Keene Andy Kolins Eric Krall Donald Lamb Sophomores Teddy Landon Sue Lavender Charles Leedom Jill Lockwood Deanna Long Phyllis Mahan Cheryl Meek Arlene Melson Dean Mendenhall Richard Mills Billy Miner Dennis Moller Sandra Morris Mike Morgan Michael Mundy Mike Leons Gene Little Doris Lipscomb James Marshall James Mason Nancy Mauck Nancy Michaels Dennis Miller Thomas Miller Daniel Moore Joy Moore Marcus Moore Daniel Murray Pamela Myers Stephen McClintick Stephen McCord Carroll McCreary Bill McCurry Shirley McKee Frances Nash Carole Nelson Frances Padgett Henry Parkhurst Barbara Patterson Cheryl Peters Barbara Phillippe Rebecca Pike Dennis Poore Gary Porter Nancy Porter Phil McDonald Keith McFall Johnny McLaughlin Grace Newman Victoria Nichols Orville Norrod William Patton Michael Payton Barbara Penrod Lois Pittsford Sharon Poer James Pollard Paul Price Cheryle Priest Karen Pruitt Sophomores Dixie Quillin Bruce Rada Beverly Rayl Cheryl Remely Robert Reveal Edward Reynolds Afton Rice Gerald Richey Jimmy Richman Judith Robinson Deborah Roughley Shirley Royal Judith Scantland Margaret Seal Lucile Seifert Mike Raymer Carol Reed Sharon Reeder Sandra Reynolds Carol Rhynearson Gary Rice Sharon Riddle James Riggs Bruce Robertson Sarah Rummel Stephen Rybolt Thomas Sanford Carol Senda Daniel Setters Lynn Seulean Harriet Wiley Carol Williams Tim Williams Thomas Williams Ross Willoughby Terry Wills Billy Wise Sherry Wolf Bob Wortham Barry Yancy Mary Anne Yates Doug Yost Karen Yost Diana Young Robert Zeuner David Shields Philip Shields Marion Short Craig Smiley Donald Smith Glenn Smith Eleanor Snyder Larry Spangler Nikki Staley Walter Stapleton William Steimer Marilyn Stephens Judith Stevenson Lynda Steves John Stewart Margaret Stinson Mike Stinson Jack Strong Joyce Sullivan Gayle Sutherland Nancy Swank Julie Teague Franklin Terry Jerry Thomas Karen Thompson Roger Thompson Judith Tucker Sophomores Robert Sigler Richard Singer Ann Skinner Tonya Tucker Carol Tunget Julia Turnquist Bill Utley Janet Vanover Nadine Vickery f William Wachob Tonya Wallace Madeline Wand Nancy Webb Robert Wehlage Joe Wheat As V i, L 2 ' Derrill White Robert White Michael Whites el Larry Abshire Janice Allen Susan Amos Margaret Bales Michael Bass Jeffrey Bauer Marilyn Beaman Deanna Beck Ruth Behrens Robert Blake Edward Blockson Carol Bodenhorn Larry Bragg Judith Braswell Karen Broshar Gary Appleton Marilyn Armstrong Sandra Ashton William Baughn David Baxter Ann Bayer Dale Bennett Derrel Benson Janet Blackwell Daniel Borders Bonita Bowman Donald Boyes Michael Brow James Brown Patricia Brown freshmen Cheryl Burke Ronnie Busby Tim Butler David Carroll Robert Carrol Shirley Castor Karen Council Kent Cox Bobby Cowels Larry Dark Patricia Deane Lucky Deck Jama Doenges David Dotson Ronny Douglas Ginger Campbell Tommie Campbell Pamela Carmack James Chapman Sandra Clark Gene Cook Bonnie Coyner David Craig Thomas Danner Carol Dew Vicki Dodson Bernard Dillahay Deborah Dunbar James Dye Richard Ealy John Earley Joyce Ehle Glen England James Everitt Edward Fischer Robert Foland Herbert Fox Joyce Fraser Linda Fritz Jeraldine Galbraith Sharon Galliher Frances Garrett Douglas Gill Lloyd Gill David Ginder Alfred Epperly Daniel Estes John Evans Linda Foley Diane Ford William Fouts Gerry Fuller David Gaddis Dennis Gaddis Jerry Gar ringer Russel Geeshie Larry Geiger Michael Glazer Judith Gordon Jon Granger freshmen Jack Grant Linda Gray John Greenland Charles Haines Elizabeth Handy Rebecca Handy Judith Harvey Buddy Harvey Mary Haskett Daniel Herron Robert Hetzler Sue Hickerson Lana Hobbs Dennis Hodge James Hodgson Marilyn Gregory Nancy Griffith Mary Groover Sharon Harless Ronald Harrison Janet Hart Lorraine Hathaway Jack Henricks Judith Hensley Jane Highsmith James Hill Sandra Hill Treva Holland Steven Holloway Alice Hoover s Cynthia Hoover Russell Hubble Herbert Hudson Linda Huser Carolyn Huston David Hutchison Paul Jarrett Judith Jarvis Robert Johns Paula Johnson Steven Johnson Thomas Jones Donald Keller Glen Keller Tom King Thomas Hudson Barbara Huntzinger Cinda Huntzinger William Imel Frankie Jackson Margaret Jackson Sharon Johns Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Susan Jordan David Jour dan Ginger Keeling John Kirk Jack Knepp Roger Krall Jreskmen Barry Lacy John Lamey Phillip Landes Larry Lester James Ligon James Lloyd Sandra Loy Ralph Lydick David McAllister Sandra McCormick Karen McCoy Beverly McDonnell Carol McShirley John Martin Paula Martz Robert Larmore Jane Layne Alexa Leckie Nancy Lortz Sharlet Lovelace Mary Loy Ruth Ann McAshlan Susan McCarly Janet McConnell Don McQuire Will McHaffey Susie McMahan Dianna Maupin Brian Maxwell Janet May Molly Mehagan Susan Miller Paul Mills Jerry Mousa Franklin Murdock Gary Myer Charlotte Norton Alice Odell Maureen Olson William Page Michael Parker Gary Partain David Pierson Pamela Plummer Steve Podhaski Richard Minneman Judith Moore Ruthan Morrison Barbara Nevland Don Newton Larry Nicholson Meviel O ' Neal Lorrance Overs Charlotte Owings James Pennington Max Perry Benny Phares Harry Porter Craig Priest Sharon Pritchard freshmen Stephen Purdy Deborah Quear Nancy Rada Clifford Riggins Mary Rinker Larry Robbins Yvonnie Rousey David Rudolf 1 Stephen Ruh Winser Schneider Carolyn See Susan Sell Janice Shell Richard Sheppard Sharon Shine James Reed Claudia Richardson Ardith Riddle Larry Roberts Connie Rogers Vickie Rood Sharon Russell Noble Rye Jeanne Sanford Connie Seybert Beverly Shanahan Donald Sharp Barbara Shipley Preston Skinner Jolane Slaybaugh Clifton Smith Frederick Smith Sharon Sparks Michael Starrett Patrick Starrett Antonia Stewart Jane Stump Don Sutherland Stanley Sutphin Joan Teush Mary Thompson Luana Tremps Joseph Vaccaro Phillip Vail Sharon Vermillion Connie Sprinkle Steven Stahl Vichie Stanley Sammy Stigall Lewis Stiner Marlene Stottlemeyer Robert Swank Michael Taylor Etta Temple Peggy Trook Sylvia Tumuity Barbara Turner John Vironet Judith Wagner John Ward freshmen Bill Ward Richard Ward Loran Warner Robert Wigner Billie Wiley Cheryl Wiley Rosalind Windser Cheryl Withers James Wright Karen Zion Karen Zane Harold Zeh Lanny Weatherford Robert Whetsell Ann Whitehead Delores Williams Fred Williams Janie Wilson Cristy Wulle John Yates Michael York James Young Not pictured: Sandra Combs, Jerry Davis, Janice Grey, Larry Pence, Ardis Perkins, Jerry Shank. 138 Jh Memo riant On December 11, 1959, students, teachers, and iriends were saddened by the untimely death of popular young coach, Jack Cooper. A graduate of Muncie Central High School and Ball State Teachers College, Mr. Cooper was in his second year of teaching at Madison Heights. His duties were assistant varsity football coach, head wrestling coach, reserve baseball coach, and physical education and driver education teacher. Coach Cooper embodied the qualities we honor--devotion to his family and dedication to his chosen profession. All who have been in contact with him have profited by that as¬ sociation. Madison Heights is a better school for his impressive tenure here. 139 Judex Amos, Lowell Edwin 53,92,95 Arnold, Robert Donald 95 Arnold, Ted Norman 53,74,76,91,95,80,72 Ashby, Carolyn Lee 56,95 Ashton, Clarence Lee 95 Bardsley, Jane Ann 11,33,46,50,95 Barker, Timothv Fay 4.5,95 Basey, Sharon Rose 95 Bathauer, Ken Dale 95 Bauner, Jerry Lane 95 Beamer, William David 40,41,96 Bell, Karl 46,96 Bender, aul Arther 50,96 Bevelhimer, John 33.50.96 Bhalla, Arun K. 45,46,52,59,60,96 Black, Jill Barbara 55,60,96 Boring, Carolyn Kay 96 Bosley, Gary Lee 96 Boyer, Janice Kay 50,56,96,24 Boyes, Penny Kaye 42,50,51,96 Breaks, Michael 97 Brogden, Joanna 36,44,97 Bronnenberg, Robert 58,97 Brooks, Don Edward 97 Brooks, Martha Ann 52,56,60,97 Brown, Alice June 97 Brown, David Michael 33,53,74,76,91,97,81,72 Brown, Donald Dean 97 Brown, Donna Jean 49,60,97 Brown, Mary Alice 49,97 Brown, Rosalie 33,98 Bucci, Gary Ralph 98 Budd, John Gilbert 33,74,77,98,85 Burke, Leanne 56,98 Burns, Betty Lucille 98 Burris, Edward Clark 98 Bush, Linda Kaye 50,56,59,98 Campbell, Jeanne Ellen 50,59,98 Campbell, Judy 56,98 Campbell, Mary Ann 98 Campbell, Tommy Webster 99 Carlisle, Bonita Sue 99 Carmack, James Clyde 99 Carmack, Sandra Kay 42,50,99 Carr, Karen Lynn 99 Carroll, Patricia Ann 99 Chandler, Robert 99 Chapin, Clariece Darlene 99 Combs, William Edward 43,99 Cook, Duane Walter 99 Cook, Ronald Lee 100 Cook, Victor Lee 100 Cook, William Larry 100 Cooley, James Arthur 100,71 Copeland, Rose Marie 40,43,56,100 Cox, Harry J. 100 Cox, Robert Gene 100 Craig, Bonnie Kathleen 39,42,48,50,100 Crim, Barbara Dell 100 Crosley, Judith Darlene 43,56,100 Dailey, David Lee 60,100 Darlington, Jerilyn Joyce 36,49,101 Detienne, Edward Lee 74,101 Dew, Pat Kay 47,56,59,101 DeWitt, Kathleen M 101 Dilts, Betty Jo 56,101 Dotson, Larry Kent 53,74,77,92,101,85 Earley, Ann Patrice 101 Edmonson, Kenny 101 Edmundson, Roberta 33,42,101,24,27 Ehle, Marsha Ann 39,40,102 Ehrhart, Charles Richard 37,43,102 Eidson, Michael Lee 102 Ellis, Mary Frances 102 England, Alice Jane 44,102 Etchison, Janet Mae 52,102 Evans, William 33,43,102 Fasone, Dennis Jay 46,53,74,77,102,64,65 Ferguson, Barbara Jo 7,102 Ferris, Jeraldine Marie 56,102 Fisher, Douglas Arthur 45,58,60,103 Flanagan, John Albert 5,33,103 Franklin, Harry Lee 40,103 Fraser, Shirley Ann 5,44,50,56,59,103 Fraumann, Sharon Ruth 42,47,59,103,28 Friend, James Ronald 33,37,103 Friend, Judith Karen 11,50,51,103,24 Gaither, Edward Charles 92,103 Geiger, James L. 103 Gilmore, Elizabeth Ann 11,48,50,lu3,24 Glazer, Beverly Ann 33,54,58,60,104 Gold, Lowell Charles 104 Gooding, Holly 42,48,58,60;104 Goul. Jon Howard 37,44,46,104 Gray, Larry Duane 50,104 Green, Lorae Thomas 46,50,104 Greenwalt, Eddy Lee 33,46,50,51,104 Grigsby, Sharon Lee 40,42,44,56,59,104 Groce, Gary Lee 104 Grinstead, Lawrence 74,77,104 Gwinn, Judith Farrell 52,105 Hacker, Marilyn Jo 59,105 Hackleman, Paula Jeanne 50,52,56,105 Hall, Dondeena Mae 56,105 Harmeson, Thomas D. 36,105 Harney, David L. 105 Hartley, Judith K. 33,59,105 Hartzell, Elizabeth Ann 39,40,105 Harvey, Melinda Lou 44,46,59,105 Harvey, Susan K. 46,105 Hathaway, Geoffrey M. 44,46,47,59,106 Henning, Steve A. 53,92,86,106 Hester, Steven Lewis 106 Highsmith, John Howard 106 Hill, Donna Jean 39,40,106 Hobbs, Larry Eugene 106 Hoover, Steve Craig 43,106 Hoppes, Max Albert 43,106 House, Jack B. 52,106 Huffman, James Dennis 107 Imel, Dannison Lee 33,45,46,52,59,107 Jackson, Janet Ann 43,107 Jackson, Juliann 33,107 James, Gail Richard 50,107,27 Jenkins, Phyllis Jean 56,107 Jones, Darrel 36,107 Jones, Douglas 107 Jones, Judi 33,48,52,107 Keene, Karen 44,107 Kennedy, Constance Lee 108 Kennedy, Veronica Dee 108 Kimball, Douglas Thurman 5,53,74,92,108 Kirkpatrick, Jerry 108 Kirkpatrick, Tony Joe 33,34,47,59,108 Lackey, Janet 44,48,50,59,60,108 Lakey, Robert Vern 108,28 Lamb, James L. 108 Lamey, James Michael 108 Lawson, Ronald Eugene 108 Leedom, Cynthia Jo 33,50,59,109 Lennen, Terry Laine 109 Leonard, Jack K. 5,50,109 Lightfoot, Jean Ellen 55,109 Litten, Michael Curtis 39,40,109 Livingston, Donald 46,109 Lloyd, Jean Ann 49,109 Lockwood, Judy Lou 56,109 Lutton, Don Lee 50,53,74,75,76,90,91,109,80,72,27 McCord, Mary Sandra 46,50,56,109 McCoy, Janis Roberta 40,53,110 McCreary, Charlotte Ann 39,40,41,42,48,58,110 McElhoe, Joyce Lynne 50,56,110 Me Fall, Stephen George 110 McGee, Sharon Kaye 44,46,60,110 McIntyre, Patricia Ann 43,56,110 McLaughlin, Charlotte 59,110 Madren, Beverly Joanne 110 Markham, William L. 110 Martin, Philip DeLano 110 Mason, Jay Eddie 33,53,86,92,111 Mathews, Carolyn K. Ill May, Saundra Lee 52,60,111 Mendenhall, Burke H. Ill Michaels, Edward 111 Mier, Lucretia Simone 111 Miller, Charles R. Ill Miller, Nicholas Lee 40,41,52,59,111 Miller, Perry Aulo 37,50,111 Miller, Philip George 33,52,53,90,91,111,81 Moore, Johnny Eldon 112 Morgan, Karin Sue 5,42,50,112 Morgan, Michael Eugene 112 Nevin, Patricia Elaine 60,112 Newman, Stephen 112 Olsen, Stephen Vern 53,74,76,112 Osburn, Jerry Lee 50,112 Pakes, Ted Gregory 5,43,112,26 Palmer, Julia Ann 33,43,56,112 Pierson, Melvin C. 92,112 Pine, Richard Martin 52,53,74,76,77,92,112,82,72 Pittsford, Sue 7,59,113 Plummer, Jerry Lee 113 Plummer, William Craig 45,58,59,113 Porter, Fredrick H. 33,35,46,74,76,92,113 Powers, Edward 60,113 Prather, Sandra Kay 33,39,40,48,113,26 Price, Gwelda Arvetta 46,113 Quillin, Patrick Gene 113 Rayl, Gary Lee 113 Reed, Nolan Eugene 53,74,75,77,91,92,113,81,72 Richer, David Gregory 43,114 Richeson, Merrily 50,114 Richey, Ronald Wayne 114 Richman, Myrna Sue 7,114 Riggins, Casandra Jo 44,46,56,114 Ritchey, Joyce Ann 33,52,54.60.114 Robinson, Thomas Trevor 114 Rodgers, Jonathan Boyd 114 Roeder, Carolyn Fay 36,114 Roeder, Marilyn Kay 36,39,40,56,114 Rummel, Anne 11,46,115 Russell, Robert Lee 115 Saxon, Richard Wayne 40,115 Scantland, Nancy Janet 56,115 Schier, Raymond 33,92,115 Schuck, Albert Rene 115 Sczesny, Linda 60,115 Seifert, Antoinette Lois 115 Shaw, Ruthanne 36,42,115 Shell, Thomas Edward 115 Shine, Gerald 50,53,89,116 Showalter, Leanna C. 33,39,40,46,116 Shultz, Judith Carolyn 36,42,116 Snyder, Beverly Ann 47,50,116 Sobel, Richard 116 Stalnaker, Judy Kaye 43,56,116 Stamm, Orville 116 Stiner, Wayne Paul 5,45,36,116 Stottlemyer, Larry Lee 43,46,116 Taylor, Larry D. 116 Taylor, Philip 42,117 Teagan, Virginia Carolyn 117 Teague, Tom J. 42,50,53,117,80,72 Tischler, Ronald 117 Tharp, Janice Elaine 11,43,60,117 Thomas, Karen Sue 117 Thompson, Charles Tim 43,117 Todd, George Edwin 117 Troeskin, Carole Sue 56,117 Trook, Patty Ann 42,117 Tucker, Robert 37,118 Vandygriff, Terry Lee 47,118 Vermillion, Jesse W. 43,118 Waggoner, Ann Louise 7,48,51,118,24,28 Webber, Margery Kay 56,118 Welker, Ed Earl 53,92,118 Welker, Judith Ann 56,59,118 West, Shelby Dean 118 West, Stephen E. 56,118 Whitinger, Grover D. 118 Wiley, Nanette Kay 46,54,119 Williams, Anthony R. 119 Wise, Julia Joann 56,119 Wood, Kenneth Mark 119 Yanik, Donald Phillip 39,40,48,119 Yanik, Ronald James 43,119 JUNIORS Allen, Rita 121 Alley, John 121,50,28 Anderson, Janice 121 Apple, Keith 50,52,58,121 Ayres, Catherine 39,121 Badgley, Michael 121 Bagshaw, Carolyn 121 Bales, Steven 53,74,90,92,121,85 Bangle, Tom 121 Bathauer, Thomas 40,121 Behrens, Larry 53,87,121,82 Belcher, Judith 42,121 Bemish, John 42,121 Bennett, Lois 40,121 Blackwell, Bruce 36,121,85 Bondurant, Sarah 121 Bonner, Donn 53,74,76,92,121,85 Boyd, Jack 46,121 Bragg, Jerry 74,91,121,85 Brandon, Larry 37,40,121 Brinson, Terry 43,92,121 Brooks, Beverly 121 Brooks, Lester 121 Brown, John 121 Brown, Michael 52,121 Bryant, William 53,74,76,91,121,83,84 Buntin, Carol 33,120,121 Cain, Jerry 121 Cain, Sharon 121 140 Campbell, Charles 121 Carpenter, Donna 121 Carroll, Janice 121 Carter, Melvyn 121 Chambers, Gaylen 37,121 Chambers, Steve 121 Chambles, Charlie 121 Chapman, Carol 47,50,59,121,28 Chapman, Ronald 48,50,121,28 Cherry, Paul 121 Childers, Barry 33,121 Clanin, Gregory 122 Clark, Danny 122 Clay, Ronald 122 Claxton, John 122 Cochran, Judith 56,122 Cochman, Carl x22 Coleman, Robert 33,74,92,122 Collings, Rebecca 46,52,122 Conger, Charles 122 Cotner, DeWayne 122 Cotton, Steve 122 Cox, Judith 122 Crick, Gloria 3,58,122 Crosley, Joy 122 Crouse, Emmalou 44,50,122 Cunningham, Dianne 52,56,122 Dailey, Don 122 Daley, Patricia 48,50.52,122 Darby, Sharon 122 Darlington, Donna 122 Davis, Kathy 37,56,122 Dawson, Jeanne 37,122 Deakyne, Stuart 58,122 Dean, Phyllis 56,122 DeLong, Betty 49,122 Detienne, Edward 122 Dickey, Robert 122 Dietzen, James 46,58,91,122 Dilts, Terry 33,53,88,89,122 Donnelly, Linda 33,52,122 Downs, Sandra 122 Doub, John 74,122 Draper, Ernest 46,122 Dyson, Lucinda 122 Eaton, Carolyn 56,122 Edmundson, Jon 122 Edmundson, William 50,122 Ehle, Patricia 42,48,50,122,28 Ehman, Larry 122 Eiler, Marily 122 Ellsworth, Linda 123 Eshelman, Mary 50,123 Estep, Noah 52,53,123,85 Ewald, Tamra 40,42,52,58,59,123 Fadely, John 123 Felzien, Terry 123 Ferris, Robert 48,123 Fisher, Susan 42,52,58,59,123 Foland, Kathleen 40,120,123 Folsom, Janice 50,123 Fouse, Sharon 49,50,123 Fowler, Norma 39,40,44,38,123 France, Sammy 58,123 Franklin, Rosalee 123 Fraser, Kay 123 Fuller, Constance 36,50,123 Gaddis, Karen 123 Galbraith, Ronald 123 Garrett, Roger 123 Gill, Stephen 123 Gilley, Darrel 123 Gold, Charletta 123 Good, Robert 123 Gooding, Linda 123 Gordon, Gayle 50,123 Granger, Ronald 58,123 Greig, Carrie 50,123 Griffith, Alan 123 Hammond, Merrily 123 Hancock, Rachel 36,123 Hellems, Janet 56,123 Henderson, Betty 123 Hildreth, Carl 36,123 Hill, William 37,123 Hines, Richard 123 Hinton, Robert 60,91,123 Hodge, Michael 123 Hollingsworth, Paula 123 Hooper, Loren 44,123 Horoho, William 123 Hosier, Danny 124 Hostetler, John 37,124 Jndex Hulse, John 44,124 Hulse, Thomas 124 Humphrey, James 46,124 Humphrey, Michael 46,53,58,88,124 Hunt, Cynthia 55,124,62,63 Idle, Penelope 49,124 Imel, Kay 124 Jackson, Patricia 124 Jalace, Joe 124 James, William 124 Jester, Beverly 124 Johns, William 124 Jones, DeAnna 37,124,71 Jones, James 124 Jones, Joyce 124 Jones, Sara 50,60,124 Johnson, Loretta 124 King, Larry 53,74,91,124,82,71 Koob, Robert 39,40,41,124 Kreig, David 124 Lane, Larry 91,124,83,84 Lang, Donald 124 Larmore, Stephen 124 Lawler, Stanley 124 Lawson, Douglas 124 Leons, Larry 124 Leons, Mike 124 Lewis, Dennis 124 Lewis, Lynne 36,124 Lewis, Steven 40,50,124 Lindley, Barbara 124 Livingston, James 92,124 Looper, Dennis 124 Lortz, Leatha 33,43,52,124 Loughridge, James 124 McAshlan, George 124,85 McCarroll, Brenda 36,124 McClarnon, Brenda 124 McElhoe, Jane 44,125 McKee, Robert 58,125 McKenzie, Gerry 40,125 McMahan, Thomas 33,46,92,125 McMinn, Peggy 125 Main, Sharon 125 Maley, Ruth 50,125 Melson, Harold 125 Michael, Judy 125 Miller, Jimmy 125 Miller, Roberta 125 Miner, Thomas 125 Minneman, Patricia 33,46,48,50,59,125,28 Moody, Jerry 36,91,125 Moore, Donna 125 Morgan, Dennis 43,125 Morgan, Mike 125 Murdock, Gloria 125 Nash, Karen 44,50,59,125 Nichols, Penny 40,125 Norman, Ila 125 Parker, Charles 46,125,85 Oakes, Craig 125 Parker, Paul 58,125,85 Patterson, Tommie 125 Paugh, David 53,125,85 Payton, Steven 125 Pearson, Margery 52,125 Peters, Susan 125 Plummer, James 11,40,59,125 Prather, Edgar 53,87,125,85 Pritchard, Steve 125 Porter, Timothy 53,86,87,125,84 Ray, Wayne 125 Reed, James 125 Reeder, Jeananne 40,125 Reeder, Julieanne 8,50,125 Reynolds, Jane Ann 50,58,125 Reynolds, Rita Rose 37,59,125 Rice, Nancy 44,125 Richardson, Mary Ann 126 Richeson, Pamela 126 Riggs, Don 126 Ritenour, Janice 126 Ritter, Judy 60,126,64,65 Rittman, Jack 33,52,120,126 Robinson, Schofalia 126 Ross, Tom 58,126,28 Roughley, Rebecca 49,43,126 Russell, Lois 126 San ders, Charlotte 59,126 Sasser, George 74,77,126,84 Saxon, Michael 126 Scott, Wanda 126 Senda, Beverly 48,52,60,126 Shaffer, Suzetta 43,126 Sharp, Mark 40,126 Sheets, Judith 40,126 Shipley, Don 91,126,83,84 Shoemaker, Karen 50,126 Showalter, Sylvia 36,50,58,126 Shiyrock, Wendell 58,126 Siberry, Rick 53,126,71 Skinner, Janice 126 Slaybough, Sharon 126 Smith, Linda 126 Smith, Jerold 126,37,45,50,58 Smith, Rick 126 Sobel, Stephen 50,126 Snoddy, Mike 126 Stanley, Barbara 126 Stewart, Dixie 50,126 Stiers, Geraldine 126 Stinson, Kay 36,126 Strong, Paul 126 Stump, Mary Ann 126 Swager, David 40,44,39,126 Swain, Richard 126 Swinford, Janice 36,126 Taylor, James 126 Temple, Dollena 127 Tischler, Esther 40,127 Thomas, Robert 91,127,82,84 Thompson, Claudia 40,56,127 Thompson, Fred 127 Thornburg, Bea 46,48,127 Tunget, Pam 37,127 Turner, Karen 36,127,64,63 Tuttle, Mark 43,52,58,127 Utley, Sylvia 37,59,127 Utterback, George 37,127 Vaccaro, Barbara 127 Vance, Dianna 127 Voss, Mary 127 Wachob, Ronald 40,127 Wallace, Edwin 127 Watson, Danny 127 Weaver, Sharon 127 Webb, Judith 33,46,58,120,127,63 Webber, Charles 127 Wertz, Michiel 33,50,91,127 Westerfield, Larry 36,127 White, Marlene 127 Whitinger, Janice 42,127 Williamson, Robert 36,127 Willis, Larry 127 Wilkinson, Carol 48,127 Willingham, Roger 127 Willis, Jenny 47,52,59,127 Wilson, Gary 127 Wilson, Kila 127 Wise, Gerald 127 Wood, Michael 127 Wright, Larry 36,50,53,74,77,91,127,85 Zellers, Meredith 43,127 Zuck, Fred 127 SOPHOMORES Alford, William 129 Allen, Edwin 129 Anderson, Linda 41,129 Apgar, Judith 129 Arnold, Wilbur L. 129 Arthur, David 129 Asbury, Dianna 41,129 Atkinson, Jane 37,46,129 Austin, Thomas 129 Ayers, Anita 129 Baker, Jack 58,129 Bales, Kenneth 87,91,129,83,84 Barrett, Paul 129 Barsha, Thomas 129 Belt, Thelma 129 Bevelhimer, Vickey 128,129 Birch, John 129 Birkinbine, Karen 129 Birt, Helen 33,41,42,129 Blades, Glenda 129 Blaylock, Bill 129 Bookout, Larry 129 Bosley, Duane 58,74,129,85 Boyd, Larry 129 Braden, Michael 129 Brewster, Philip 129 Bright, James 129 Brown, Dianna 129 Brown, Jack 58,129 Brown, Patricia 129 Bubenzer, Guane 87,129 Ml Bucci, Darlene 129 Burgan, Karen 129 Burkett, Darlene 129 Campbell, Edwin 36,74,129 Campbell, Gary 129 Carr, David 74,129 Carr, Phillip 129 Carrier, Jean 129 Carson, Rita 129 Castettler, Susan 129 Chambers, Steven 58,129 Chambers, Terry 129 Chandler, Richard 60,129 Childers, Stephen 129 Clark, Judith 41,129 Coburn, Jacquelyn 129 Collier, Robert 36,129 Combs, Judith 129 Conwell, Margaret 129 Cook, Pamela 128,129 Cook, Sandra 129 Cooley, Nancy 129 Copeland, Joseph 33,129 Coulter, Julie 43,129 Covington, Betty 129 Cox, Ronald 129 Cross, Sueretta 129 Davis, Mary Kay 129 Davis, Sandra 130 Deaton, Karen 130 Dew, Dianna 130 Downing, Mike 130 Doyle, Barbara 46,55,130 Doyle, Michael 130 Eaker, Billy 130 Edmundson, Daniel 33,130,85 Etchison, Jerry 130 Eversole, Arthur 130 Farren, Stephen 74,130 Fine, Carolyn 130 Finney, Sally 130 Fisher, Cathie 130 Fisher, Nancy 130 Fitzgerald, Judy 130 Flanagan, James 74,92,130 Flora, Robert 130 Ford, Jane 130 Ford, Lynn 130 France, Judy 130 Franklin, Janet 130 Fraumann, Carol 36,43,130 Freeman, James 44,45,130,37,84 Friend, Beverly 39,130,40 Fulcher, Fredrick 130 Gaddis, Karen 130 Ganger, Nancy 128,130 Gardner, Randal 74,130 Garlic, William 46,130 Garrett, Connie 130 Geller, Ronald 130 Gelling, Beth 130 Glaze, Richard 74,130 Glazer, Susan 33,130 Goble, Carolyn 130 Gorden, David 33,130 Goodrick, Carmen 37,130 Goughenour, Joyce 130 Gray, Kathleen 130 Green, Carolyn 130 Groves, William 46,130 Gruber, James 36,130 Gwynn, Jack 36,130 Hague, Jack 130 Haines, Katherine 130 Haines, Mary 42,130 Hall, Donna 49,58,130 Hall, William 74,130 Hamilton, Patricia 58,130 Hancock, Nancy 46,130 Harless, Linda 37,130 Harmeson, Neil 36,130 Harney, Steven 130 Harper, Carol 36,130 Harris, James 36,130 Hartley, Jerry 36,45,92,130 Hartman, Penny 130 Hastings, Mary Anne 130 Hazelbaker, George 131 Herbert, Sharon 131 Hester, Curtis 131 Hiday, Vicki 40,131 Hildreth, Carolyn 36,13 Hitz, Jane 40,128,131 Judex Holladay, Rita 46,131 Hollingsworth, Philip 131 Hopkinson, Sandra 49,131 Horton, Larry 131 Horwath, Jean 131 Hudson, Christie 36,131 Hughel, Craig 36,131 Jacques, Darlene 36,131 Jackson, John 131 Jerram, Jo Anne 131 Johnson, Beverly 131 Johnson, Donald 131 Jones, Caroline 36,131 Jones, Janice 33,128,131 Jones, Philip 33,128,131,84 Jordan, Larry 131 Kean, Fred 53,86,131,84 Keene, Mike 131 Kemmer, Lynda 43,58,131 King, Barbara 131 Knepp, William 131 Kolins, Andy 131 Krall, Eric 37,128,131 Lamb, Donald 131 Landon, Teddy 87,131 Lavender, Sue 131 Leedom, Charles 128,131 Leons, Mike 131 Little, Gene 58,131,85 Lipscomb, Doris 131 Lockwood, Jill 131 Long, Deanna 49,131 Mahan, Phyllis 131 Marshall, James 46,131 Mason, James 131 Mauck, Nancy 40,131 Meek, Cheryl 131 Melson, Arlene 131 Mendenhall, Dean 58,131 Michaels, Nancy 46,131 Miller, Dennis 131 Miller, Thomas 131 Mills, Richard 53,58,88,89,131 Miner, Billy 131 Moller, Dennis 37,131 Moore, Daniel 131 Moore, Joy 49,131 Moore, Marcus 60,74,131 Morris, Sandra 131 Morgan, Mike 131 Mundy, Michael 53,74,131,84 Murray, Daniel 45,58,131 Myers, Pamela 46,131 McClintick, Stephen 131 McCord, Stephen 132 McCreary, Carroll 40,132 McCurry, Bill 132 McDonald, Phil 132 Me Fall, Keith McLaughlin, Johnny 132 McKee, Shirley 40,132 Nash, Frances 132 Nelson, Carole 132 Newman, Grace 132 Nichols, Victoria 132 Norrod, Orville 132 Padgett, Frances 132 Parkhurst, Henry 132 Patterson, Barbara 44,46,132 Patton, William 58,132 Payton, Michael 132 Penrod, Barbara 41,132 Peters, Cheryl 41,47,132 Phillippe, Barbara 44,128,132 Pike, Rebecca 44,128,132 Pittsford, Lois 132 Poer, Sharon 132 Pollard, James 132 Poore, Dennis 132 Porter, Gary 132 Porter, Nancy 132,49 Price, Paul 132 Priest, Cheryle 132 Pruitt, Karen 132 Quillin, Dixie 132 Rada, Bruce 132 Rayl, Beverly 132 Raymer, Mike 74,132 Reed, Carol 132 Reeder, Sharon 132 Remely, Cheryl 132 Keveal, Robert 132 Reynolds, Edward 44,132 Reynolds, Sandra 46,132 Rhynearson, Carol 33,44,132 Rice, Gary 58,132 Rice, Afton 37,43,44,132 Richey, Gerald 132 Richman, Jimmy 53,87,132 Riddle, Sharon 132 Riggs, James 132 Robertson, Bruce 36,132 Robinson, Judith 132 Roughley, Deborah 132 Royal, Shirley 132 Rummel, Sarah 132 Rybolt, Stephen 37,87,132 Sanford, Thomas 74,77,132,85,72 Scantland, Judith 132 Seal, Margaret 132 Seifert, Lucile 44,132 Senda, Carol 44,55,128,132 Setters, Daniel 132,85 Seulean, Lynn 43,59,137 Shields, David 133 Shields, Philip 87,92,133,84 Short, Mari on 43,133 Sigler, Robert 133 Singer, Richard 133 Skinner, Ann 55,133 Smiley, Craig 133 Smith, Donald 37,133 Smith, Glenn 87,133 Snyder, Eleanor 44,133 Spangler, Larry 133 Staley, Nikki 133 Stapleton, Walter 133 Steimer, William 128,133 Stephens, Marilyn 36,133 Stevenson, Judith 133 Steves, Lynda 133 Stewart, John 74,133 Stinson, Margaret 58, H3 Stinson, Mike 133 Strong, Jack 133 Sullivan, Joyce 133 Sutherland, Gayle 36,133 Swank, Nancy 36,44,133 Teague, Julie 133 Terry, Franklin 133 Thomas, Jerry 37,133 Thompson, Karen 33,133 Thompson, Roger 133,84 Tucker, Judith 44,128,133 Tucker, Tonya 133 Tunget, Carol 133 Turnquist, Julia 39,40,133 Utley, Bill 36,133 Vanover, Janet 43,133 Vickery, Nadine 37,133 Wachob, William 133 Wallace, Tonya 133 Wand, Madeline 133 Webb, Nancy 133 Wehlage, Robert 133 Wheat, Joe 133 White, Derrill 133 White, Robert 133 Whitesel, Michael 133 Wiley, Harriet 133 Williams, Carol 133 Williams, Tom 133,85 Williams, Thomas 128,133 Willoughby, Ross 37,133 Wills, Terry 133 Wise, Billy 133 Wolf, Sherry 133 Wortham, Bob 133 Yancy, Barry 133 Yates, Mary Anne 133 Yost, Doug 53,133 Yost, Karen Diana 43,133 Young, Diana 133 Zeuner, Robert 45,133 FRESHMEN Abshire, Larry 134,84 Allen, Janice 134 Amos, Susan 38,134 Appleton, Gary 38,134 Armstrong, Marilyn 38,134 Ashton, Sandra 134 Bales, Margaret 33,134 Bass, Michael 87,134 Bauer, Jeffrey 134 Baughn, William 78,134 Baxter, David 134 M2 Bayer, Ann 134 Beaman, Marilyn 134 Beck, Deanna 134 Behrens, Ruth 134 Bennett, Dale 134,84 Benson, Derrel 134 Blackwell, Janet 134 Blake, Robert 78,134 Blockson, Edward 60,134 Bodenhorn, Carol 134 Borders, Daniel 134 Bowman, Bonita 38,134 Boyes, Donald 134 Bragg, Larry 38,78,134,85 Braswell, Judith 134 Broshar, Karen 134 Braw, Michael 134 Brown, James 134 Brown, Patricia 134 Burke, Cheryl 134 Busby, Ronnie 60,134 Butler, Tim 134 Campbell, Ginger 134 Campbell, Tommie 87,134 Carmack, Pamela 134 Carroll, David 134 Carroll, Robert 33,134,84 Castor, Shirley 134 Chapman, James 134 Clark, Sandra 134 Cook, Gene 87,134,84 Council, Karen 38,134 Cox, Kent 134 Cowels, Bobby 134 Coyner, Bonnie 33,134 Craig, David 87,134 Danner, Thomas 134 Dark, Larry 134 Deane, Patricia 134 Deck, Lucky 38,134,84 Dew, Carol 134 Dodson, Vicki 134 Dillahay, Bernard 134 Doenges, Jama 134 Dotson, David 78,134,85 Douglas, Ronny 134 Dunbar, Deborah 52,134 Dye, James 78,134 Ealy, Richard 134 Earley, John 87,135,84 Ehle, Joyce 37,135 England, Glen 135 Epperly, Alfred 135 Estes, Daniel 78,135 Evans, John 43,135,85 Everitt, James 135 Fischer, Edward 135 Foland, Robert 135 Foley, Linda 135 Ford, Diane 135 Fouts, William 135,78 Fox, Herbert 135 Fraser, Joyce 135 Fritz, Linda 135 Fuller, Gerry 36,135 Gaddis, David 135 Gaddis, Dennis 135 Galbraith, Jeraldine 135 Galliher, Sharon 38,135 Garrett, Frances 135 Garringer, Jerry 135 Geeshie, Russel 135 Geiger, Larry 38,135 Gill, Douglas 78,135 Gill, Lloyd 78,135,84 Ginder, David 135 Glazer, Michael 135,85 Gordon, Judith 135 Granger, Jon 135 Grant, Jack 135 Gray, Linda 135 Greenland, John 135 Gregory, Marilyn 135 Griffith, Nancy 135 Groover, Mary 135 Haines, Charles 135 Handy, Elizabeth 40,41,135 Handy, Rebecca 33,40,41,135 Harless, Shar Oil 135 Harrison, Ronald 135 Hart, Janet 135 Harvey, Judith 135 hdesc Harvey, Buddy 135 Haskett, Marv 135 Hathaway, Lorraine 43.135 Hendricks, Jack 78,135,8b Hensley, Judith 135,38,49 Herron, Daniel 87,135 Hetzler, Robert 52,135 Hickerson, Sue 135 Highsmith, Jane 135 Hill, James 135 Hill, Sandra 135 Hobbs, Lana 135 Hodge, Dennis 41,78,135,85 Hodgson, James 135 Holand, Lreva 135 Holloway, Steven 78,135,85 Hoover, Alice 135 Hoover, Cynthia 38,136 Hubble, Russell 136 Hodson, Herbert 136 Hudson, Thomas 136 Huntzinger, Barbara 136 Huntzinger, Cinda 136 Huser, Linda 136 Huston, Carolyn 136 Hutchinson, David 38,136 Imel, William 136 Jackson, Frankie 38,136 Jackson, Margaret 136 Jarrett, Paul 78,136,85 Jarvis, Judith 136 Johns, Robert 136 Johns, Sharon 136 Johnson, Kenneth 38,136 Johnson, Steven 136,85 Jones, Thomas 136 Jordan, Susan 41,136 Jourdan, David 78,136 Keeling, Ginger 136 Keller, Donald 136 Keller, Glen 136 King, Tom 136 Kirk, John 37,136 Knepp, Jack 136 Krall, Roger 38,136 Lacy, Barry 78,136 Lamey, John 136,84 Landes, Phillip 136 Larmore, Robert 136 Layne, Jane 136 Leckie, Alexa 136 Lester, Larry 136 Ligon, James 136 Lloyd, James 136 Lortz, Nancy 38,43,136 Lovelace, Sharlet 136 Loy, Mary 136 Loy, Sandra 40,41,136 Lydick, Ralph 36,136 McAllister, David 45,136 McAshlan, Ruth Ann 36,136 McCarly, Susan 136 McConnell, Janet 136 McCormick, Sandra 38,136 McCoy, Karen 136 McQuire, Don 38,136 McHaffey, Will 45,60,78,1 36 McMahan, Mary 52,136 McShirley, Carol 43,136 Martin, John 78,136,85 Martz, Paula 136 Maupin, Dianna 136 Maxwell, Brian 136 May, Janet 136 Mehagan, Molly 38,137 Miller, Susan 40,41,137 Mills, Paul 137 Minneman, Richard 38,137 Moore, Judith 137 Morrison, Ruthan 137 Mousa, Jerry 137 Murdock, Franklin 137 Myer, Gary 38,137 Nevland, Barbara 137 Newton, Don 137 Nicholson, Larry 137 Norton, Charlotte 137 Odell, Alice 137 Olson, Maureen 137 O ' neal, Murel 60,137 Overs, Lorrance 60,137 Owings, Charlotte 137 Page, William 78,137 Parker, Michael 87,137 Partain, Gary 33,137 Pennington, James 137 Perry, Max 137,84 Phares, Benny 78,137 Person, David 137 Plummer, Pamela 43,137 Podhaski, Steve 78,137 Porter, Harry 78,137,84 Priest, Craig 38,137 Pritchard, Sharon 137 Purdy, Stephen 137 Quear, Deborah 137 Rada, Nancy 137 Reed, James 137 Richardson, Claudia 137 Riddle, Ardith 137 Riggins, Clifford 60,137 Rinker, Sue 36,137 Robbins, Larry 137 Roberts, Larry 38,137 Rogers, Connie 137 Rood, Vickie 137,36 Rousey, Yvonnie 137 Rudolf, David 137 Ruh, Stephen 137,84 Russell, Sharon 38,137 Rye, Noble 78,137,84 Sanford, Jeanne 43,137 Schneider, Winser 137 See, Carolyn 38,137 Sell, Susan 137 Seybert, Connie 137 Shanahan, Beverly 137 Sharp, Donald 137 Shell, Janice 137 Sheppard, Richard 137 Shine, Sharon 137 Shipley, Barbara 38,137 Skinner, Preston 137 Slaybaugh, Jolane 43,137 Smith, Clifton 138 Smith, Frederick 138 Sparks, Sharon 33,138 Sprinkle, Connie 138 Stahl, Steven 78,138 Stanley, Vichie 138 Starr ett, Michael 78,138 Starrett, Patrick 78,138,85 Stewart, Antonia 138 Stigall, Sammy 138 Stiner, Lewis 38,138 Stottlemeyer, Marlene 138 Stump, Jane 138 Sutherland, Don 138 Sutphin, Stanley 138 Swank, Robert 138 Taylor, Michael 41,138 Temple, Etta 138 Teush, Joan 138 Thompson, Mary 138 Tremps, Luana 38,138 Trook, Peggy 138 Tumuity, Sylvia 138 Turner, Barbara 138 Vaccaro, Joseph 78,138 Vail, Phillip 37,138 Vermillion, Sharon 138 Vironet, John 138 Wagner, Judith 138 Ward, John 38,87,138 Ward, Richard 41,138 Ward, William 37,45,138 Windser, Rosalind 8,138 Withers, Cheryl 138 Wright, James 138 Wulle, Christy 138 Yates, John 138 York, Michael 78,138 Young, James 138 Zane, Karen 138 Zeh, Harold 87,138 Zion, Karen 138 143 n (4 cknowledgements The 1960 annual staff would like to express its appreciation to all of those who have contributed to the publishing of this book. 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