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

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1962 volume:

Photo by Norm Cook Madison Heights High School Anderson, Indiana OA ' t ' SOVS Organizations . .40 Athletics .72 People . 92 Index . 144 Acknowledge ments . 148 Madison Heights is growing--not only in size, with our 479 freshmen-- but in all the many and varied dimensions of education. As our school grows, it changes, and this past year has marked many firsts. Our 258 seniors are the first graduating class to have completed all six years of academic and social training at Madison. Coming with our biggest-ever freshman class is our first foreign exchange student. A yearbook queen, new vocal music groups, and lab assistants in the biology classes are starting new traditions. Loved traditions from past years are being continued and strengthened. The band won even higher honors at the State Fair. Homecoming and the Prom were as fabulous as ever. In the academic field the standards of excellence exemplified by the fifth year math course continue to inspire us to harder study. In striving to live up to the Madison Heights educational challenge, over 70% of our students continue to seek further knowledge by enrolling in college. Many apply their learning in the business world. But all remember the achievements, the enjoyment of learning, the attained wealth in friend¬ ships--the measurements of education. Madison Heights is finding its place among the best high schools in the state by coming up to the highest stand¬ ards set in all the. 3 TVk OawM ot imAt too This mural by George Sasser, a Madison Heights graduate, is a pageant of the past and present. It represents man ' s educational development up to the present and expresses the strain of modern living. It implies that man stands on the threshold of self destruction but offers hope for the future in the dedi cation of the doctor and nurse. Dear Father, help me to realize that these are my years of opportunity. Help me to know that this is the portion of my life set aside for growing in wisdom as well as in stature, a time to develop responsibility. Grant me the power to face up to the best that you have given me, to find my talents and to develop them and employ them that they may do the most in Thy service. Open my eyes that I may marvel at the beauty of Thy creation, that the wonders of Thy universe may find responsiveness in me. When work proves difficult, give me courage to rise to its challenge. Let me sense Thy nearness, standing ready to supply me with the extra power I need to see it to completion. Ruby A. Jones Reprinted from GUIDE POST The measure of education--Does it stretch the dimensions of a person’s mind? Does it compel him to look beyond his own narrow in¬ terests to the concerns of the whole world? Does it give him a desire for knowledge and the wish to discover truth? Does it make him sensitive to life—aware of its meaning for him and understanding of its meaning for others? Does it teach him basic principles on which to build his further education? Does it instill in him the value of honest work as well as the excitement of creative thought? Do es it give him the courage and honesty to stand above the crowd, to dare to be himself? 5 A Yakmtkk (ok Living... A per son’s own yardstick for living is the product of his com¬ plete education. All of his experiences throughout life go into the shaping of his guiding principles and standards. The basic limits of this yardstick are formed in the home by his parents and family. The church has a far-reaching influence on the lives of many. Some conform to the standards of their friends. But finally, each person, if he is to find himself, must find his personal values, alone. 6 Practical Preparation for Later Tom Patterson checks the diameter of the shaft which will be made into lathe centers. In drafting class James Watson and Roger Denny draw the top view of a machine part. In vocational building trades the boys have worked this year on Mr. Smith ' s new home. 8 Opportunities Because of the rising need for trained architects, mechanics, and carpenters, there are many boys entering the vocational shop classes. Here they learn the proper use of machines and the products a machine can manufacture. They formulate their ideas on paper and carry them out by manual labor, working on such projects as the home they are building this year for Mr. Smith. Exciting careers in the business world create within business students the desire to learn and improve their skills. One of the most important tasks is studying the tech¬ niques of bridging the gap between the pro¬ ducer and the consumer by tactful corre¬ spondence. The opportunity to operate var¬ ious office machines also challenges many students in advanced typing classes. Typing students strive for accuracy during a timed writing. Miss Raines explains the use of the comptometer to Bev Friend as Judy Apgar practices calculation. Pam Carmack takes shorthand dictation in prep¬ aration for a career as a stenographer. 9 A complicated advanced Algebra problem takes the thinking of Bill Bards ley and David Gaddis. Hard Study The fascinating worlds of science and mathematics may come alive for a student as he finally performs his experiment just right in the chem lab, as he watches the wonder of a heart still beating in a newly - dissected animal, or as he grasps for the first time a new concept in geometry. He may be inspired to make one of the fields of science or mathematics his career, but in any field he will profit from a new under¬ standing of the world around him. At Madison Heights, science and math¬ ematics teaching endeavors to keep pace with current scientific developments and strives to give each student a solid founda¬ tion of basic principles which will prepare him for further study. Mr. Wann helps Kay Davis with a difficult math, assign¬ ment. In biology class Jim Doenges and Susie Tappan, lab assistant, explore the organs of a cat. Rewards the Serious Science Student Chemistry experiments are a challenge to perform and under¬ stand for Bill Steimer, Dennis Poore, Jama Doenges, Mike Mundy, Jan Palmer, and Joyce Ehle. Working with equilibrium forces in physics class, Jim Chitty, Rosalind Windsor, Ann Skinner, and Eric Krall apply Newton ' s Laws of Universal Gravitation. Horizons Mrs. Jones brings her classes appreciation of some of the world ' s greatest literature. Speech class gives students the change to express their opinions on many subjects. Here Sandy Morris talks about her pet peeve. Parlez-vousfranpais? Mrs. Harp explains the conjunction of a regular er verb, to speak, to her beginning French class. The history of Rome is only one of the fascinating chapters in world history. jsfegggS - ■- • Mm Stretch To Include the Whole World Besides teaching the basic principles of our Constitutional Republic, Mr. Hunt presents his own philosophy of life. Mr. McLain controls a laugh as Nancy Michaels experiments with a part of the Stanford- Binet Intelligence test in psychology class. Through the Language and Social Studies Departments, students explore many phases of the whole world of man’s experience. In their history and government courses they develop an understanding of the influences and events that shaped our Western civilization, an appreciation of our American heritage, an interest in foreign cultures, and a concern for the problems of our times. The literature courses bring them the ideas of great men and an understanding of people beyond the range of their own experience. Speech and English classes teach them to use their own language effectively, while foreign language study gives them an insight into the structure of language and a further knowledge of other peoples. 13 Students Complete Programs with a Freshman girls begin the required physical education class with calisthenics, but they also do more interesting things such as bowling and swimming. Madison Heights offers to its students a wide choice of non-academic subjects. The gravel parking lot equipped with flags is a miniature obstacle course for the drivers. Here they develop skills in con¬ trolling a car and learn good driving habits. The excitement of the State Fair for the band and the County Choral Festival for the choir, the exhilaration of the Spring Festival, the bond of fellowship, and the actual experi¬ ence obtained--all contribute to the students’ enjoyment and knowledge of the music field. Whatever their individual purpose, the subjects afford students an opportunity to broaden the dimensions of their education. Boys ' physical education classes benefit from outdoor exercise as well as indoor activities. Drivers ' Education offers a challenge to Betty Lightfoot and Steffani Spilman Variety of Subjects The Girls Glee Club trains for later participation in Concert Choir. Under the able direction of Mr. Taylor, Dennis Moller studies an unusual rhythm on the French horn. Guidance Department AsBev Friend plans to attend Anderson College next fall, she and her parents tour the college library. Students seek advancement through tests offered by the Guidance Department. Ruth Ann Behrens visited Sears Roebuck on Junior Guidance Day. She is being shown through the office by Mrs. Little. Door Is Always Open. Decisions for the future become more urgent as a student approaches graduation. The Counseling Department door is always open to the student seeking the answers to his problems. Mrs. Davis, Mr. Dietzen, and Mr. Wimmer administer NEDT, PSAT aptitude, intelligence, and personality tests. These counselors discuss with stu¬ dents the everpressing problem of choosing a career and help arrange for the Junior Guidance Day program. Booklets about vocations are available in the counseling office and catalogues from the colleges may be borrowed for a two weekperiod. The counselors help stu¬ dents with their choice of a college and arrange for the College Night program for juniors and seniors. The counselors also provide a valuable service by helping many students each day with school, social, and personal problems. Mr. Wimmer counsels Jan Palmer on her choices of college. MATH t J H ttfttf Jack Henricks has trouble deciding on his path to the future when his plans are indefinite for next Satur¬ day. 17 Jeanne talks with Mr. Collier about Holland. AFS’ers Promote Program, Bring ( Jeanne at one of her many speaking en¬ gagements--this one, a group of students at Highland. in I960 the Student.Council Committee for a For¬ eign Exchange Stu d en t recommended the American Field Service program as the best means of broaden¬ ing the outlook of Madison Heights students and of par¬ ticipating in th e effort to improve international good will. After several months of hard work, an AFS chap¬ ter was formed, Anderson High joined the program, families were found to provide homes for the first two students for a year, and the necessary money was raised. A group of ten students from Madison Heights and Anderson gave speeches before nearly every local civic organization, telling them about the program and asking for their support. This year, as a result of united student and com¬ munity effort, Madison Heights has Jeanne Korteweg from Dordtrecht, the Netherlands, as a member of its Senior Class. Jeanne has participated in many school activities, was chosen Homecoming Queen, and has won many, many friends with her bubbling personality and warm smile. Because the American Field Service program has proved to be such a big success this year, Highland is joining the program next year. The three schools are sponsoring AFS week, and Madison Heights and Ander¬ son are hoping to be able to send one student apiece overseas this summer. AFS STUDENT COMMITTEE: (front to back) Row 1- Ann Forbes, Karen McCoy, Cinda Huntsinger, Sue Swan, Julie Turnquist, chairman. Row 2-Dennis Pres- sler, Susie Glazer, Susie McMahan, Dan Edmundson, Joe Copeland. Row 3-Mrs. Wellborn, chapter vice- president, Sylvia Griffin, Liz Ann Gribben, Barbara Lackey, Jan Palmer, Mr. Foley, faculty advisor. Not pictured: Phil Jones, Chuck Leedom, Dean Menden¬ hall, Mandy Wellborn. First Foreign Exchange Student Jeanne on the ship that brought her to New York. The AFS boat which took her out to the ship at Rotterdam. 19 Academic Achievement Won Its After many weeks of independent study and advanced work in their subjects, sev¬ eral students participated in the Indiana University High School Achievement Con¬ tests. They had first taken elimination tests at MH; then they won high ranks on the regional tests given at Ball State. The last Saturday in April, 1961, was finals day, on which Madison Heights students won the following awards: Honorable Men¬ tion—Dan Murray-Comprehensive Math B, Bill Steimer-English, Tom Jones-Geome- try, Richard Sheppard-Geometry, Carmen Beasley-Algebra; Gold Medal--Julie Turn- quist-English. 20 Mary Kay Davis and Julie Turnquist were Madison Heights ' two National Merit Scholarship Finalists. Due Praise and Recognition Girls ' and Boys State: Tom Hess, Janice Jones, Carol Rhynearson, Judy Apgar, Bill Steimer, Phil McDonald. 21 Student Efforts in Many Craig Priest was awarded one of the two Indi¬ ana district Fisher Body awards for his car design. Fisher Body gave him a cash price of $150 and atrip to the National Guild Convention at Detroit. For her outstanding work in home economics, Sandie Cook was nominated to McCall ' s Fashion Board. Chosen for outstanding leadership and good citizenship, Freshmen —Judy Eidson, Dave Bertram, Sophomores--Carmen Beasley, Bill Elwell, Juniors--Ann Whitehead, Paul Jarrett, Seniors--Be- verly Friend, Dan Murray, attended the Optimist Club dinner. Christie Hudson won the Voice of Democracy speech for Madison Heights. Fields were Rewarded Celia Lamper won a trip to New York City and Washington, D. C., for her first place meat demonstration and chicken casserole at the State Fair. Her essay, ' What Christmas Means to Me, won for Julie Turnquist a trip to New York City and the title Miss Christmas Carol of 1961. Craig Hughelwon a fourth place ribbon in the Boys’ Radio division at the Lafayette Jeffer¬ son speech contest. Long hours of practice paid off with first place medals in the state music auditions for: Marilyn Hollar--piano, flute, Paula Davies--voice, John Smith--drum, Neal Lydick--drum, Eric Krall--saxophone, Ross Willoughby--drum, Dennis Moller-- French horn, Strickler-saxophone, Mark Thompson-saxophone. Rusty McCarroll-saxophone, Tom Woods -baritone, David Thompson-drum. 23 Parisienne” Sets Gay Mood for Prom As th ey first entered the softly lit, exotically decorated park through the Arc de Carousel and saw the magnificent fountain, all who attended the 1962 Junior- Senior Prom knew that they would always remember the Soiree Parisienne” of May 18, 1962. The fountain, glittering with a rain¬ bow of colors, the old-fashioned band- box, with a canopy and white picket fence, and the sidewalk cafe -- all helped to complete the picturesque setting of Paris. While the Debonaires play ed such numbers as I Love Paris and April in Paris , an array of elegant formals swished through the park. When the clock tolled eleven, Sandy McCormick ascended the red-carpeted steps to be crowned the 1962 Prom Queen by Lucky Deck, Junior Class President. Attendants: Pam Carmack and Ann Bayer Lovely Jeanne Korteweg, our foreign exchange student from the Netherlands, was chosen 1961 Homecoming Queen. Rain 26 Threatens Reign of Homecoming Queen The homecoming queen candidates and their escorts await the announcement of the winner. Left to right are Anita Miller, sophomore, Jeanne Korteweg, senior, Joe Wheat, Co-Captain, Pam Carmack, junior, and Becky Kuch, freshman. With the coming of fall, came the excitement of the annual Homecoming festivities. After weeks of preparation, hopes for the parade were almost dashed when it rained all day on Friday, but at the last moment the rain stopped and the floats came out from under their tarps. The bit¬ ing wind caused a few mishaps, but the thirty-two entries made the best parade in the history of Madison Heights. In the bitter cold at the half¬ time of the mud-plagued football game, Joe Wheat, co-captain of the team crowned Jeanne Korte- weg as the 1961 Homecoming Queen. At the end of the tie game-- Howe 6--MHHS 6--Madison stu¬ dents and alumni celebrated on this exciting and unusual night with a Homecoming soc-hop. Left: The Thespians present Howe: Foiled Again. The first place seniors conquer with a Roman theme. Center: Cheerleaders cheer on the Pirates. Right: Darlene Jaquess, yearbook queen, is attended by Linda Gray at left and Marilyn Filbrandt at right. First Yearbook Queen Chosen This year the 1962 Treasure Chest staff initiated a new tra¬ dition at Madison Heights by sponsoring their yearbook-queen contest. The 1962 Yearbook Queen reigned over the soc-hop following the Warren Central football g a m e . Each candidate wore a corsage of white carna¬ tions, and the queen received a bouquet of American Beauty roses. The fourteen homerooms with the highest percentages of annual sales nominated the candi¬ dates, and the twelve hundred stu¬ dents who bought annuals voted for the queen. The annual sales, the year¬ book-queen contest, and the soc- hop were all a great success; and the Annual Staff hopes to continue this new tradition in future years. Nicki Stephenson Ruthann Me Ash lan Nancy Ellison Jane Ford Steffani Spilman Jane Hitz Jane Whitehead Linda Gray Ann Bayer Mardi Casey Darlene Jaquess Marilyn Filbrandt Queen candidates represent Madison ' s most popular girls. ! 28 Girls Effect a Switch for Coed Week Sponsored by the Student Council, Coed Week was the week of the big switch. The girls invited their chosen boys, chauffeured them, paid their expenses, and even made corsages for them. The Week ' s festivities were topped with a soc hop and the crowning of King Coed, who had been elected by the girls. Bonnie Coyner orders for David Craig, Ginger Keeling, and Tom Hudson at Friches. Coed Week where it really hurts Ginger and Bonnie work on their corsages for the boys. the girls--in the pocketbook! 29 Scarlet and Black Week First Place Senior Class Display Miss Scarlet and Mr. Black-- Anita Miller and Eric Krall Miss Scarlet and Mr. Black candidates (lower left): Freshmen--Gary Bute, Cynthia Wheat, Sophomores --Anita Miller, Jerry Cotner, Juniors--John Earley, Linda Gray, Seniors--Eric Krall, Judy Tucker. 30 Builds Excitement for Sectional One of the Home room walking floats with which the students supported the team before the sectional. The week b ef o r e the sectional, which is the climax of the basketball season, is known as Red and Black Week. All loyal fans wear red and black and support the team by participating in early morning pep ses¬ sions. On Monday morning the Pirate mas¬ cot crowned Anita Miller and Eric Krall as Miss Scarlet and Mr. Black. Our school spirit was exemplified in the many original displays that various organizations put up in the lobbies. With a pirate clock the Sen¬ ior Class won first place in the display con¬ test. The motor-propelled pirate ducked in and out of the clock, and the hands pointed to victory and the Pirates. Wednesday afternoon the student body assembled in the gym for the sectional pep session. About twelve home rooms entered walking floats. Home room 89 entered one of the most original floats. Wearing paper mache head and appropriate costumes, the students dressed up as the opposing teams. Just as they entered the gym, the pirate shot a gun and the heads fell off. Then the clean¬ up crew came along with huge brooms and pushed the heads off the floor. The student body backed the team 100 per cent and was disappointed when they lost the first game to St. Mary’s by a score of 42-41. 31 Convos and Pep Sessions Boosted The jazz drummer of the Dutton Trio Percussion Group gave a stimulating performance. Mr. Gregory danced a jig to the sound of the bagpipes. Charles Gregory is known as the Master of Musical Novelty in¬ struments. Here he has enlisted junior high participation. Education and School Spirit Romeo bids farewell to the priest in a dramatic scene from ROMEO AND JULIET. Top: Jack Baker and Dave Shields flirt with Joe Cope- landduring o n e of our pep sessions. Bottom: The cheerleaders lead our school song closing one of our pep sessions. Some members of our band join with the Dutton Trio in presenting a Latin-American selection. 33 You ' re darn right I want you to leave the deck. When I tell you I want to see you, I mean NOW, Mister! I mean jump! Understand? Seniors Present “Mr. Roberts,” Enjoy CAST MISTER ROBERTS is a story of the Navy. The main purpose of it centers on the extra¬ curricular activities of a dozen men im¬ mersed in discontent and boredom; there¬ fore, by hating and making war on the only tangible object creating this frustration-- the captain--they relieve their discontent. Since they cannot directly and personally attack this enemy of theirs, they assault the scrawny palm tree which he potted and placed outside his door, watering it each day as if he were performing a religious rite. The men have as much joy and release in destroying the palm tree as they would normally get from torpedoeing a Japanese destroyer. Director. Student Director.. . . . Sandie Morris Chief Johnson. Lieutenant Roberts . . . . Doc. , Dean Mendenhall Dowdy. The Captain. Insign a. Mannion. Lindstrom. Stefanowski. Wiley. Schlemmer. Reber . . Donald Johnson Ensign Pulver. Dolan. Gerhart ... Payne . Lieutenant Ann Girard . . Shore Patrolman. Military Policeman . . . . Shore Patrol Officer . . . The cast of MISTER ROBERTS. 34 Jerry Hartley and Tom Burton sell tickets. Sweetheart Ball Dim lighting and soft music create a ro¬ mantic mood for the DeMolay Sweetheart Ball. This is one of the formal dances which are ex¬ citing special events throughout the high school years. Nancy Hancock and Dave Shields dance to Blue Moon and Stardust at the Ball. Top: Kathy Hancock speeds up her sister Nancy ' s pre¬ parations for the dance with a last-minute assist. Lo¬ wer: A picture is worth a thousand words ! ’61-62 Brought New Dimensions Culottes instead of skirts were a comfortable change for Marilyn and Janet Filbrandt. Hair this year was ratted, giving heads a pouffy dimension. Judy Apgar gives Beth Gelling the new look. Brushing her teeth at the last minute, Lynne Seulean some¬ times felt that time was catching up with her. 36 For the Teenager The TEEN GUIDE was a carefully collected book of suggestions on current teenage behavior. The twist, a new dimension in dance, swept the nation (and the world). We hear they were even doing it at the White House! Our modes of transportation were different, but they got us there--with a lot of fun into the bargain. 37 AP Wirephoto AP Wirephoto A view of the Brandenburg Gate from the British sector of West Berlin. In front of the gate is the concrete block wall which now divides the city. A missile takes off at Cape Canaveral--symbol of the space age. We Looked Attending the Model United Nations were: Row 1-- Joyce Ehle, Becky Pike, San die Morris, Susie Mc¬ Mahan; Row 2--JulieTurnquist, Janet May, Dean Men- Beyond our Personal denhall, Mardi Casey, Jan Palmer, Dave McAllister, Dan Murray, Connie Byrum, Don Boyes, Bonnie Coy- ner, Debby Quear. Interests to the World Outside The new Delco Remy office building. One of the many types of fallout shelters. A few typical views of downtown Anderson. 1961-1962 was a school year that saw many momentous events. The communists threw up a wall in Berlin, cutting off the East Germans’ last avenue of escape to the West. President Kennedy made a speech announcing an arms build-up that helped trigger a rash of fall-out shelter building. In February classes were interrupted while the whole nation watched John Glenn be¬ come America’s first man in orbit. Stu¬ dents interested in world affairs attended the Model United Nations at Anderson Col¬ lege. There, they discussed the U. N. ' s role in helping the many new, underde¬ veloped countries. Anderson was the setting of our high school lives, and we watched it grow. The Methodist Church, yet to be rebuilt, a new Delco Remy office building, and some down¬ town face-lifting--these were signs of the times. 39 THE DIMENSION is organizations. Whether in flying snow or blazing sun, some organization is sure to be busy working. Loyal membership in a school organization has always meant a great deal to students. They meet new people and learn to work with them. They develop their talents and explore new interests. They serve the school or win recognition for them¬ selves. And maybe more important, they have fun. Participation in school organizations has broadened the dimensions of their lives and given their educations greater value. Student Council Leadership The Student Council is the backbone of the stu¬ dent body. Through Madison Height’s system of representative democracy in the Student Council, each student has the chance to make suggestions for the betterment of the school. He may make a sug¬ gestion to his home room representative, place a suggestion in the suggestion box in the book store, or present his idea at a Council meeting. The Student Council exists for the sole purpose of serving the students and the school. It has been given a great deal of power by the administration and can be a very effective organ of student govern¬ ment if the students support it. STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1: R. Sears, J. Edmund- son, M. Murray, D. Burkett, J. Collins, N. Harmeson, E. Reynolds, J. Baker, J. Apgar, N. Ganger, D. Edmun - son, M. Stinson, M. Fillabrant, S. Morris. ROW 2: D. Estes, C. Batalis, J. Doenges, M. Alley, C. Hunt- zinger, K. McCoy, J. Stump, S. McMahan, M. Casey, J.Dickmann, M. Mundy, J. Tucker, L. Deck, J. Kort- weg, L. Gray. ROW 3: A. Fouts, M. Kimbell, B. El- well, J. Sullivan, J. Hetzler, J. Scantland, S. Tappan, M. Perry, S. Swan, P. Kelly, J. Robinson, B. Skinner. ROW 4: L. Gribben, C. McGillen, M. O ' Neal, B. Steele, J. Henning, H. Wagoner, P. Carmack, M. Bales, M. Robinson, D. Sparks, S. Stahl, Mr. Jennings, J. Cope¬ land. Helps Madison Grow Student Council Officers: Jim Chitty, Parliamentarian; Marilyn Filbrandt, Recording Secretary; Joe Copeland, President; Dan Edmundson, Vice President; Margaret Stinson, Treasurer; Sandie Morris, Corresponding Sec¬ retary. A. F. S., Homecoming Are This year the Student Council has been very active. In the fall it put on the open house, giving the parents a chance to meet the teachers. The Council planned the Homecoming festivities and supervised the float contest. Several of the Student Council members attended the S. C. convention to discuss school problems and get new ideas. During the winter the Council was responsible for the Christmas decorations and the competition between home rooms for the best decorated door. Mr. Hunt’s door ’’Santa’s Workshop” was the winner. S.C. sponsored Coed Week--when the girl must pay--and planned the Red and Black Week celebrations. It also helped in the organizing of the American Field Service Student Committee and the raising of AFS funds. Throughout the year Student Council was in charge of leading the Pledge of Allegiance, running all student elec¬ tions, revising its own Constitution, organizing the college bulletins in the counselling office, and initiating many pro¬ grams to help students. Student Council topped off the year with a successful and beautifully decorated spring dance. TOP: Girls decorate home room door. CENTER: Mr. Uplinger’s room won second prize. BOTTOM: Mr. Lamb ' s home room played up his name to win third prize. Student Council members decorate one of the Christmas trees for •the main lobby. Only Two of S. C.’s Many Projects. Bill Skinner leads student body on Mon¬ day mornings in Pledge of Allegiance. S. C. members put Madison on display at open house. Christmas scenes may be seen through the Madison Height ' s windows. S.C. president, Joe Copeland, takes time out from his regular duties to help the ushers at a ballgame. 45 I The Madison Heights Marching Band wins third place in the State Fair contest of over ninety bands. Third Place In State Fair, Music 46 Festival Highlight Band’s Year The Band marches in the blazing sun before the State Fair contest. 47 4 Bragg, B. Ward. ROW 3: D. Caufman, N. Nash, B. Bowman, C. Frauman, T. Campbell, K. Webb, J. Ward, J. F.olsom. ROW4: C. Hughel, S. Daughtery, S. Wat¬ son, J. Barnett, D. Morris, M. Kirk, R. Tucker, K. Johnson. BAND: ROW 1: S. Tappan, S. Stickler, C. Pine, N. Swank, M. Hollar, M. Stiner, L. Hathaway, J. Cleveland, V. Rood, L. Thomas, M. Hostetler, M. Hudson, J. Pof- fenbarger, J. Imel, P. Furnace. ROW2: B. Patterson, P. Salatin, S. Rinker, K. Davis, G. Alte, T. Havens, L. Band’s Achievements Are The The students of Madison Heights are very proud of their band, and rightly so. This year through a brilliant performance the band won third place at the State Fair, and also pre¬ sented five half-time shows for football games and participated in six parades. The band held a place of honor at Ball State Band competition because it won first place the previous year. While most of the student body is home on summer vacation, the loyal band members are out marching in the hot sun. Their perfection of formation comes from constant practice. Not only in the summer but all through the school year, the band practices to give us peppier pep sessions and great half-time shows. The leadership of Mr. Barker and the work and talent of the band come to a great climax at the annual Music Festival. Band director Mr. Barker poses with eleven of the trophies the Band has won in the last five years. 48 ROW 5: P. Ledbetter, D. Borders, M. Shearer, J. Levis, J. Gwynn, T. House, N. Manzenberger. ROW 6: K. Holtzclaw, T. Richardson, L. Early, P. Towler. ROW 7: B. Robertson, E. Campbell, M. Thompson, R. McCarroll, R. Swank, N. Jackson, E. Krall, C. Jones, S. Rosner, R. Horvath, D. Moller, E. Howell, B. Rinker, B. Donnelly, B. Collier, G. Fuller, K. Fow¬ ler, D. Howenstine, G. Appleton, F. Jackson, L. Stiner, E. Reynolds, J. Smith, C. Priest, D. Thompson, L. Geiger. ROW 8: F. Williams, N. Lydick, L. Roberts, J. Hartley, R. Willoughby, D. Hutchings, K. Biddle, R. Apgar, C. McElhoe, P. Swank, G. Boaz, D. Stiner, L. Fletcher. ROW 9: K. Dew, K. Council, G. Goodrich, S. Spillman, N. Vickery, B. Shipley, T. Tucker, M. Stephens, K. Bixler, J. Dickmann, L. Bauner, L. Har¬ less, B. Daley, S. Amos, M. Mehagan, S. Kimmer, S. Toney, D. Jaquess,S. Tremps, P. Stinson, J. Atkinson, S. McCormick. Result Of Talent, Patience, Practice DA NCE BAND: N. Manzenberger, R. Willoughby, B. Robertson, P. Towler, S. Stickler, R. McCarroll, R. Horvath, E. Krall, D. Borders, T. Richardson. ROW. 2: G. Fuller, B. Collier, D. Howenstine, F. Jackson, E. Reynolds, L. Stiner, T. Havens, T. Campbell, G. Alte, B. Ward, J. Ward. 49 ' i i School And Community Enjoy The The Novelettes top to bottom FIRST ROW: J. Cleveland, J. Highsmith, S. Miller, S. Hathcoat, C. Gimple, SECOND ROW: M. Church, C. Moore, D. Asbury, S. Pritchard, D. Burkette won a first in the district singing contest and went on to the state. The members of the Concert Choir have an opportunity to exhibit their musical ability by performing in most of the schools pro¬ grams. In April the choir joined with the other choirs of the county to present the County Choral Festival in the Anderson High School gym. The highlight of the choirs year was in the Music Festival. In addition to the opening and finale wh ' ich they presented with the band, the choir sang two numbers. The Novelettes and Highlighters also sang special numbers. 50 ll Fine Music Of The Singing Groups THE HIGHLIGHTERS: D. Moller, J. Lockwood, V. Gobin, J. Copeland, S. Loy, accompanist, D. Carmack, P. Davies, B. Friend, B. Collier sing for banquets, civic organizations, and church groups. CONCERT CHOIR: ROW 1: K. Davis, J. Fischer, A. Kufeldt, J. Teush, M. Chapman, R. Moore, D. Burkett, A. Gregg, B. Handy, V. Hiday, A. Rice, N. Lortz, S. Loy, Mr. Taylor. ROW 2: D. Asbury, V. Gobin, A. Judkins, R. McAshlan, D. Carmack, L. Fletcher, L. Kelly, J. Copeland, C. Gimple, S. Miller, D. Burkett, S. Pritchard, J. Lockwood. ROW 3: S. Hathcoat, C. Moore, H. Birt, B. Handy, K. Burgan, R. Heritage, J. Collins, T. Patterson, D. Hodge, J. Highsmith, P. Dav¬ ies, K. Fidler, C. Sprinkle, S. Bickle, J. Cleveland. ROW 4: V. Rood, C. Peters, S. McKee, B. Friend, J. Chamness, R. Giskie, B. Collier, D. Moller, T. Van de Grift, T. Voss, J. Niel, M. Church, P. Plummer, N. Mauck, F. Woolman, P. Perkins. The JUNIOR HIGH BAND, which is composed of twenty majorettes and seventy pieces, plays for the Junior High football and basketball games and participates in the annual Music Festival. They are under the direction of Mr. Taylor. If you will, recall the Christmas convo. Remember Santa, his elves, Grudge, Frank, Brownie, Sergeant Wednesday, and Miss Merry Christmas-they were all mem¬ bers of the hard working Thespians Club. In addition to the Christmas convo an d the annual Footlight Fantasy, the members built a float for homecoming and gave a play for the Orphan ' s Home. This club ' s 104 members advance and encourage the dramatic arts here at M.H. H.S. Junior Band And Thespians UESPl A[ 52 Hillbillies? No, Thespian officers. Ginger Camp¬ bell, Jeanne Sanford, Ross Willoughby, Cheryl Pe¬ ters. Connie Seibert I Head Majorette, Linda Harless; Drum Major, Bob Col¬ lier; President, Eric Krall; Representative at Large, Ross Willoughby, Vice President, Ed Reynolds, Sec¬ retary-Treasurer, Nancy Swank. The Lighting Crew is responsible for the fabulous light¬ ing effects at all Madison Height ' s functions, Ross Wil¬ loughby, Larry Dollins, Bill Schumacher, Larry Hor¬ ton, Phil Hollingsworth, Larry Fletcher. Entertain Wide Audiences. The Thespian organization is made up of over 100 members 53 l Character, Leadership, Scholarship, Pres. Bill Steimer, V. P. Ed Reynolds, Sec. Afton Rice, Treas. Judy Robinson. The Honor Society of Madison Heights strives to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate the desire to render service, to encourage worthy leadership, and to promote development of character in its students. In past years Honor Society has purchased the sign for the lawn of the school, has pur¬ chased books on Communism for the school library, and has helped with the foreign ex¬ change program. This year they worked on getting railroad signals for the tracks near the intersection of Raible Avenue and 38th Street. This is the dangerous intersection for which Honor Honor Society initiates 24. Society hopes to get signals. 54 Service Is Honor Society Goal. Seniors: ROW 1: J. Turnquist, T. Tucker, J. Robin¬ son, E. Reynolds, B. Steimer, A. Rice, S. Glazer, M. Casey. ROW 2: J. Jerram, N. Hancock, L. Harless, B. Gelling, B. Friend, K. Birkinbine, M. Davis, J. At¬ kinson, K. Wellinger. ROW 3: J. Copeland, C. Lee- dom, D. Shields, P. Jones, D. Edmunson, T. Williams, D. Poore, J. Mason, J. Baker, D- Murray, D. White. Juniors: ROW 1: D. Dunbar, J. Ehle, M. Stottlemyer, G. Keeling, L. Fritz, N. Griffith, J. Palmer, D. Quear, P. Trook, Mr. Jennings, J. Doenges, A. Whitehead, J. B. Bowman. ROW 3: T. Jones, B. Carroll, D. Mc- Sanford, C. Richardson. ROW 2: B. Coyner, J. May, Allister, L. Deck, B. Larmore, P. Jarrett 55 Annual Staff Works Hard, Tries New ANNUAL STAFF: ROW 1: J. Doenges, E. Snyder, J. Jones, J. Turnquist, M. Haines, B. Friend, Mr. Mit¬ chell, L. Deck, B. Larmore. ROW 2: J. Henricks, J. Mr. Mitchell Jama Doenges Sponsor Assistant Editor Highsmith, A. Whitehead, L. Ford, H. Birt, K. Birkin- bine. ROW 3: B. Baughn, J. Palmer, M. Welborn, S. McMahan, J. Jerram, J. Ehle, B. Coyner, M. Bales. Eleanor Snyder Mary Haines Layout Editor Copy Editor I I Ideas, Hopes For Best Book Ever The yearbook is a story of the events and people who shaped Madison Heights history in 1961-62. To make this story most effective, the annual staff strives for complete picture coverage of activities and organizations in school, informative write¬ ups and picture captions, interesting lay¬ outs, and eye-catching headlines. The staff does much research to produce a better annual. This is the first year that a Mad¬ ison Height’s editor has attended the In¬ diana University High School Journalism Institute for yearbooks. To obtain a bigger and better TREAS¬ URE CHEST of features, staff members spent long hours of hard work on the pre¬ paration of the book. They often left lunch¬ es untouched, gave up noon get-togethers, and sometimes avoided Friday and Satur¬ day night dates, especially at deadline time. It is the staff’s hope that in presenting Dimensions in Learning, it has achieved a better and more informative record of the events of the past year. Certainly they have learned a great deal in the dimen¬ sion of working with people. Julie Turnquist, top, and Jan Jones show that an annual editor’s work is never done. Bob Larmore and Helen Birt Bev Friend Mandy Wellborn Jack Henricks Picture Editor Business Manager Art Editor Photographers 57 Records Jolly Roger Bill Baughn buys a JOLLY ROGER hot off the presses. Jane Atkinson and Linda Kemmer go over feature stories. Jim Flanagan types up a news story. 58 Bi Weekly News At MHHS JOLLY ROGER STAFF: ROW1: Mrs. Jones, C. Schu¬ macher, N. Hancock, D. McAllister, J. Flanagan, N. Michaels. ROW 2: A. Ayres, C. Beasley, M. Short, R. Sears, L. Roberts, P. Jarrett, L. Kemmer, J. At¬ kinson, 3. Sparks, D. Dunbar, M. Moore. ROW 3: A. Bondurant, L. Harris, S. Rinker, D. Edwards, H. Zeh, D.Minimum. ROW4: D.Quear, P. Drumm, C. Stuart, M. Perry, E. Fisher, M. Casey. The JOLLY ROGER enjoyed its most successful year in 1961-62. An enthusiastic subscription drive, sparked by a Big Boy contest, more than doubled the number of this year ' s subscribers over last year ' s. More news, pictures, and features swelled the traditional four or six page paper to several eight or even ten-page issues. Our school paper increased tremen¬ dously in student popularity this year, a fact confirmed by the huge sales volume among non-subscribers, both in senior high and junior high. Many new ideas, already in formulation, promise to make the fourth year of the JOLLY ROGER another great one. Nancy Hancock--Editor-in-Chief 59 Mrs. Jones--Advisor Chess Challenges The Wittiest. trie i ion CHESS CLUB: Nancy Griffith, Jeanne Sanford, Doyle Gibson, Rosalind Windsor, Mr. Foley—sponsor, Eva Lucas, Sylvia Griffin, Susan Sell. Caduceus Officers: JoAnne Jerram, first Vice President; Barbara Doyle, Treasurer; Tanya Tucker, Chaplain; Jill Lockwood, Secretary; Dar¬ lene Jaquess, Second Vice President; Ed Rey¬ nolds, President. This year the Madison Heights Chess Club, whose activities are enjoyed by a group of enthusi¬ astic chess players, spent one evening a week at the home of Mr. Carl Foley, the club sponsor. Here the beginning members were instructed in the rules and principal moves of the game, and the more experienced members broadened their knowledge by putting into practice what they had already learned. A tournament was held among the members to determine who was the best. A Madison Heights Chess Team which competed against other schools was formed. All the members will probably agree that Anderson ' s challenge proved to be the most ex¬ citing. 60 CADUCEUS: R0W1: K. Bixler, L. Seulean, D. Jaques, T. Tucker, J. Lockwood, J. Jerram, E. Reynolds, B. Doyle, Mr. Cole, Mr. Jones. ROW 2: V. Stanley, C. Hoover, J. McConnell, S. Russell, B. Shipley, K. Coun¬ cil, B. Phillippe, C. Rhynearson, C. Hudson, N. Swank, B. Patterson, M. Fillbrandt. ROW 3: B. Dailey, K. Hancock, S. Fisher, J. Dickman, S. Tappan, N. Manzen- berger, J. Hart, S. Harless, J. Chitty, D. Murray, L. Kemmer. ROW4: J. Highsmith, C. Crim, D. Gaddis, T. Jones, R. Harrison, B. Baughn, J. Palmer, R. Tucker, A. Skinner, S. Morris, A. Forbes. ROW 5: A. White- head, C. Huntsinger, J. Turnquist, M. Shearer, D. Wright, S. Tremps, D. Quear, K. McCoy, R. Harruff, J. Robinson, M. Yarling, Z. Long. ROW 6: R. Krall, F. Jackson, B. Larmore, H. Zeh, D. Mineman, B. Rose¬ nbaum, J. Fox, L. Roberts. Caduceus Opens Doors For Scientific Minds Caduceus Medical Association is a group of students vitally interested in med¬ icine and related fields. The goals of Cad¬ uceus are to promote abetter understanding of, and a deeper reverence for, medicine. Taking a field trip to the I.U. Med. Center and attending programs presented by phy¬ sicians, veterinarians, psyciatrists, and nurses enable members to see the wide scope of the medical field. The knowledge gained through Caduceus may inspire some members to enter the field of medicine. An eye, ear, nose, and throat specialist shows two Caduceus members how he checks eyes. Le Cercle Francais Dit Bonjour FRENCH CLUB: ROW 1: A. Leckie, L. Huser, C. Nel- Swank, K. Wellinger, C. Owings, J. Turnquist, J. Bras- son, J. McConnell, J. Stump, Mrs. Harp, S. Sell, M. well, D. McAllister. Casey. ROW 2: D. Gaddis, M. Brow, J. Wright, N. Dave McAllister, a missionary, and Susan Sell, a savage, portray a skit in French. Susan is finally converted to Christianity. If you heard the French National Anthem being sung sometime this year after school, you probably weren’t hearing a French station on the radio. It was the opening of a French Club Meeting. These meetings included many and various activities. There were songs, skits, and stories in French. Several parties were also held, dur¬ ing which the club played French Bingo and other such games. Movies about Paris helped to develop a better under¬ standing of France and of its people; and understanding of another nation leads toward a more peaceable relation¬ ship with that nation. The French Club says Hello 62 Cheryl Peters gives her original oratory entry. Preparing for extemporaneous speaking, Dan Edmunson uses several magazines. Speakers Develop Talent, Gain Poise A humorous monologue, a tragic scene from a play, or a serious discussion of a current problem might be a Forensic League member ' s entry in a speech contest. This year Forensic has entered the New Castle and Ball State Speech contests and the Dis¬ trict contest in the spring. Their entries have been in -the humorous interpretation, dramatic interpretation, original oratory, poetry reading, radio, and extemporaneous speaking divisions. FORENSIC LEAGUE: ROW 1: D. Edmundson, C. Seybert, C. Peters. L. Rob¬ erts, P. Furnace, C. Johnson. ROW 2: J. Sanford, S. Rosner, J. Turnquist, Mrs. Furnace. 63 F. T. A. Produces Educators Of The Future. President, Carol Rhynearson, Vice- President, Mandy Wellborn, Secre¬ tary-Treasurer, Lana Hobbs. Future Teachers Club, organized in 1956, helps many students interested in the teaching profession to decide what phase of teaching they would like to follow. This year during the last part of November and all of December each future teacher was given the opportunity to teach classes in the high school and junior high. Teaching and observing at Roosevelt School also proved to be an in¬ teresting and sometimes amusing experience. To supplement their classroom teaching, the future teachers enjoyed four films and a speaker; some of the stu¬ dents attended the IFTA-SEA Convention at Ball State in the spring. FUTURE TEACHERS: ROW 1: Mrs. Hamilton, M. Welborn, C. Rhynearson, L. Hobbs. ROW2: M. Casey, Coyner, N. Swank, L. Fritz, S. Jackson, C. Lewis. M. Haines, C. Byrum, M. Seal, R. Holiday, P. Trook, ROW4: S. Loy, L. Humphrey, J. Bowman, D. McAllis- M. Alley, C. Nelson, S. Hill, D. Dunbar. ROW 3: C. ter, J.Smith, D. Hutchings, N. Nash, P. Ledbetter, P. Pine, J. Doenges, C. Blades, M. Bales. N. Rada, B. Salatin. The members of the Service Club devote their free hour daily to helping the deans and the nurse. The members who work in the health office may be asked for anything from an aspirin to a diagnosis of an illness. The students in the dean’s office run errands, an¬ swer the telephone, and write passes for stu¬ dents going back to class after conferences. In December the members of Service Club held a Christmas tea for the teachers. They served each of the sixty teachers rolls and coffee or tea, and gave each a boutonniere. Alice Hoover, top, and Sharon Harless help in the dean ' s and health offices. Service Club Planned Senior Tea. Hoover, S. Harless, B. Sigler, C. Reed, G. Blades, C. Rhynearson, L. Seulean, B. Doyle. SERVICE CLUB: ROW 1: Mrs. Grantham, E. Snyder, T. Tucker. Mrs. Lightfoot, S. Rummel. ROW 2: A. ' XV Bev Friend, Vice-President; Jan Jones, President; Dar¬ lene Jaquess, Secretary-Treasurer. A group of girls that worked in the school office in 1956 felt there was a need for an organization in the business depart¬ ment. The Secretaries Club was formed the following year. Membership is by in¬ vitation only, and prospective members must be business majors and have a C av¬ erage or better in all business subjects and English. This organization promotes an interest in an understanding of the business world by entertaining various business leaders at the club meetings. In order to encourage each member to attain a higher level of personality and service, several social activities were planned--a Christ¬ mas party for the club, obtaining food and Christmas toys for a needy family, and a tour through the business department at Ball State College. Secretaries Club Toured Ball State. m §i§ SECRETARIES CLUB: ROW 1: J. Clark, C. Reed, J. Apgar, B. Friend, D. Jaquess, Mrs. Creed, J. Jones, B. King, M. Stephens. ROW2: L. Pittsford, D. Brown, C. Hildreth, G. Campbell, B. Shipley, K. Council, S. Galli- her, B. Penrod, M. Jackson, S. Combs, S. Hill, S. Reed¬ er, J. Jarvis, J. Allen, M. Gregory. ROW 3: J. Steven¬ son, M. Hastings, M. Haines, C. Schumacher, J. Boze, C. Richardson, N. Ganger, N. Fisher, B. Covington, V. Bevelhimer, C. Fine, Y. Rousey, B. Turner, S. Pritch- are, J. Teague, C. Moore, D. Dew. ROW 4: D. Rough- ley, P. Carmack, G. Branch, D. Dew, S. Poer, C. Jones, R. Halladay, L. Harless, C. McShirley, J. Layne, S. Lovelace, M. Olson, S. Rinker, S. Russell, B. Bowman, K. Zane, D. Maupin. 66 i M-Club Encourages Sportsmanship M-Club: ROW 1: Mr. Bradford, R. Thompson, F. Kean, T. Sanford, P, Shields, J. Wheat, M. Mundy, J. Baker, D. Mills, T. Williams. ROW2: D. Setters, J. Flanagan, M. Doyle, G. Little, D. Woods, D. Carr, S. Farran, D. Glaze, S. Rybolt, E. Campbell, G. Campbell. ROW 3: T. Van de Grift, T. Williams, P. Jarrett, D. Estes, L. Madison Heights Lettermen ' s Club is formed by the boys who earn a major letter in any of the seven sports open for compe¬ titive participation. The two major aims of the Lettermen ' s Club are to promote fellow¬ ship of members and to build school spirit. M-Club officers-President, Mike Mundy; Vice-Pr es ident, Fred Kean; Sergeant at Arms, Tom Sanford; Secretary, Joe Wheat; Treasurer, Phil Shields. The Club members can be seen at basketball games forming an entrance way for the team and backing the cheerleaders and Pep Club. To increase interest in all sports, M-Club members wear their athletic sweaters on the days of any athletic events. M-Club forming the Victory Aisle. Abshire, B. Baughn, N. Rye, J. Henricks, M. Bass, Starrett, S. Stahl. ROW 4: B. Phares, G. Monroe, Starrett, J. Holsapple, P. Podhaski, K. Gill, B. Carroll, M. L. Deck, M. Taylor, T. Campbell. ROW 5: P. Jones, K. Bales, D. Weathers, T. Busby, R. Miller, C. Hunt- zinger, D. Smith, D. Jourdan. Time out finds the Pep Club relaxing before the excitement begins again. The MHHS Pep Club consists of sixty active girls who promote school spirit, sportsmanship, and team backing. Members of the Pep Club spend much of their time improving their skill in lettering, establishing new yells, and perfecting new motions for old yells. The Pep Club is the leader at basketball games and at pep sessions. Every morning during Red and Black Week the club members radiate school spirit as their yells ring out through the halls. Their most extensive project this year has been selling Pirate badges with pictures of the basketball team on them. Their most challenging purpose is getting more student back¬ ing at all games and pep sessions. Dick Laird, our mascot, is a symbol of our fighting Pirate Spirit. Pep Club And Cheerleaders 68 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Barb Doyle, Judy Apgar, Ann Skinner, Jane Hitz, Beth Gelling, Marilyn Gregory The middle of August marks the beginning of sports activities for the cheerleaders. First they practice in that hot sun to loosen up muscles stiff from summer relaxation and inactivity. Then comes the decision of what to wear--slacks for football and a variety of out¬ fits for basketball. The yell leaders, along with their advisor Mrs. Grantham, have perfected many new yells. The cheer block and the cheerleaders have used these yells to promote the school spirit and to let the other teams know Madison Heights is fighting for victory. As members of the pep sessions committee, the cheerleaders helped present many pep sessions, put up posters, and worked on other activities to promote the games. Half-time finds the MH cheerleaders getting acquainted with Shortridge yell leaders. FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Anza Mauck, Patty Burke, Pat Hitz Support Teams, Win Or Lose 69 Phil Halgarth and Gary Butte Gymnasts practice acrobatics on mats. Gymnasts Break In New “Tramp.” The Gymnastics Club performs feats of skill on the trampoline, the parallel bars, and the mats. As a part of their club pro¬ gram, the members attend all the Ball State home gymnastics meet and participate in the annual Indiana High School Gymnastics Meet. They hope that through their hard work and fun, they will increase their own skills and create an interest in gymnastics for others. Gary Butte, Dale Lechlitner, Brad Carner work out on P bars. Dennis Hodge practices on the tramp. 70 Ushers Lend A Helping Hand. Ushers: FIRST ROW - Mike Andrews, Bill Patton, Richard Singer, Mr. Foley. SECOND ROW - Bill Campbell, Larry Blades, Steve Price, Larry Dollins, Kenny Bright, Bob Dailey, Mickey McLaughlin. THIRD ROW - John Soverns, Paul Hutchinson, David Singer, John Yates, Paul Lewis, Dennis Stoner, Russel Geeskie. The next time you attend a soc hop, a music program, or a basketball or foot¬ ball game, take time to notice the guys in the red shirts passing out programs. They are our ushers. Ushers have been performing their valuable service since the school opened, but Mr. Foley finally took the initiative to form the organization. Any boy may become an usher if he has passing grades and a good character. HAD I SON HE GrHTS USHERS THE DIMENSION is athletics. The high school athletic program benefits the members of the teams, the entire student body, and the community which supports them. The long hours of practice and the tension of the game can give an athlete determination, self-confidence, a cooperative attitude toward teammates, and a sense of good sportsmanship. The coach encourages his team to win, but-- more important--he strives to mold them into a coordinated unit. A student body which sup¬ ports its teams whole-heartedly knows the ex¬ citement of sharing the team ' s effort and feel¬ ing of accomplishment. A community and school which backtheir teams, win or lose, have found the secret of good school spirit--a spirit which will carry over into other school activities. Gridders Have Slow Season But Denny dodges a tackle by Warren Central. SEASON SCORES September M.H. OPP. 1 Anderson 0 52 8 New Castle 12 25 16 Highland 25 12 22 Elwood 21 25 29 Alexandria 0 21 October 3 Hagerstown (Dad’s Day) 14 21 13 Howe 6 6 (Homecoming) 20 Warren Central 12 14 27 Arlington 39 0 74 Show Promise For Next Year Football practice gets underway early in August. Miller gets away apunt over charging Highland line¬ men. VARSITY FOOTBALL: Managers, J. Flanagan, K. Gill, Mundy, B. Carroll, D. Carr. ROW 2: G. Little, B. D. Setters. ROW 1: T. Williams, T. Vande Griff, D. Phares, D. Jordan, T. Sanford, G. Munro, N. Rye, E. Glaze, S. Podaski, J. Wheat, P. Jarrett, R. Denny, M. Campbell, G. Campbell, T. Williams, D. Wood, S. Stahl. 75 Spectators Thrive On Frosty RESERVE FOOTBALL TEAM: Manager J. Lewis. ROW 1: B. Honeycut, M. Ogle, P. Starret, B. Maley, J. D. Fox, B. McCaffey, J. Martin, D. Dotson, M. Chap¬ man, L. Bragg, J. VcCarrol, J. Evans, M. Starret. ROW 2: M. Gallimore, B. Elwell, R. Hopper, G. Powell, T. Teagarden, T.Apgar, B. Cooper, M. Brow, D. Gor- bet, R. Hooker, M. McLaughlin, H. Fox, H. Porter. ROW 3: R. Geeskie, B. Lacey, R. Mahoney, D. Vand- igrit, R. Miller, S. Halloway, J. Breese, J. Baysinger, B. Skinner, B. Daily, S. Garner, T. House. ROW 4: Coaches, Mr. Dull, Mr. Bruin The football campaign for the ’61 season showed signs of a great, up and coming team. In only his second year at the helm, Mr. Baker, head coach, showed he is building a good, though young, ball club. The opening losses, to Anderson, 52-0, and to Newcastle, 25-12, were at the hands of two of the state’s best teams. The Bucs bounced back with a resounding 25-12 win over cross-town rival Highland. In the El- wood encounter the Bucs staged a great fourth quarter rally, only to fall short 25- 21. The Alexandria Tigers proved they could do no wrong as they rolled up a 14-0 first quarter lead. The Pirates then put on a tre¬ mendous defensive effort, and the final score read 21-0. The undefeated Tigers from Hagerstown provides quite a thriller for the annual Dad’s Day game. With only seconds remaining the Tigers pushed across a touch¬ down for a 21-14 victory. When the Bucs tied into the Howe Hornets from Indianapolis, they exhibited to all Homecoming fans a very exciting and bruising game, which ended in a 6-6 deadlock. In the Warren Central con¬ test a Central touchdown, in the last few sec¬ onds, gave the Warriors a 14-12 win. In the final game at Arlington in Indian¬ apolis, the Pirates exploded into an impres¬ sive 39-0 victory. This last game victory promises a really good season next fall. 76 Evenings And Hot Popcorn Denny attempts to run around the end. Enthusiastic fans take time out for refreshments. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM: Managers, M. Mur¬ ray, M. Goddard. ROW 1: J. Snowden, R. Morris, J. Jaquess, F. Bandy, P. Kelley, D. Carr, L. Bate, V. Campbell, B. Stamper, J. Glazer, D. Sparks, M. Stohler. ROW 2: J. Stroup, D. Hopping, K. Frauman, N. Vro Vuos, B. Carner, E. Edwards, D. Jones, G. Julius, W. Amick, K. Robinette, N. Jackson, M. Tucker. ROW 3: B. Micvicker, M. Robinson, C. Dunkin, J. Hulse, J. Pitts, P. Simon, R. Coates, L. Mcquire, F. Stevens, T. Pluew, D. Case, S. Hendrick. ROW 4: Coaches, Mr. Dull, Mr. Bruin. Bucs Nearly Upset Anderson Garner maneuvers for rebound. In building for the immediate future, coach Paul Bradford put an emphasis on youth. The inexperience of the team along with the toughest basketball schedule in school history, did not produce a winning record during the 1961-62 cage season. The record doesn’t indicate the valuable expe¬ rience picked up by the team. They won three of their last five ball games and lost many last quarter decisions during the year. A few of the losses were at the hands of sectional winning teams such as: Muncie Central, Anderson, and Noblesville; also during sectional play the Bucs dropped a one-point contest to Madison County Cham¬ pions, St. Marys. Two of our wins were over cross-town rival Highland and sectional winner, Shelbyville, both games going into overtime. The many close decisions lost through inexperience will begin to pay off in the com¬ ing season. With the size and scoring po¬ tential vested in the underclassmen, fans can look forward to good records from the MH cage squads in coming years. Varsity. Kneeling: Jim Holsapple, Ken Bales-Mgr. Denny, Max Perry, Steve Garner, Roger Thompson, Coach Paul Bradford, Mike Mundy. Standing: Roger Phil Shields, Roger Miller, Dave Carmack, Fred Kean. 78 in 67-66 Thriller Season Scores MH Opp. Markleville 59 65 Anderson 66 67 Muncie Central 66 85 Noblesville 59 79 Highland 71 70 (OT) Alexandria 59 75 Lebanon 66 71 New Castle 71 89 North Central 76 80 Frankton 51 72 Short ridge 43 56 Pendleton 62 63 Ft. Wayne South 41 60 Shelbyville 51 48 (OT) Crawfordsville 44 55 Lapel 63 49 Muncie Burris 61 57 Elwood 51 65 Won—4 Lost—16 Jubilant fans cheer on Pirates as Coach Bradford changes game strategy. Carmack and Holsapple sandwich opponent. Pirates strive hard for victory in the Sectional. 79 ■m RESERVE: First Row: B. Ewell, R. McCarroll, R. Mahoney, B. Lewis, T. Apgar, T. Busby, L. Fauls, M, Jones, M.Ogle, Bardsley, R. Hopper, K. Taylor. Second Row: J. Mr. Hess ion. Pirates were the Victims Indians and Bucs prepare for an all Phil Shields scrambles for elusive ball. important rebound. FRESHMEN: Row 1 —manager J. James, H. Bevelhim- P. Towler, M. Stoler, B. McVicker, S. Cook, J. Snow- er; Row 2—J. Jacquce, P. Moody, P. Kelly, V. Camp- den, Mr. Horevay, coach, bell, D. Carr, J. Wood; Row 3--K. Fraumann, T. Sloane, of Many Close Decisions Steve Garner goes up for a one-hander in the sectional opener against St. Marys. 81 VI Bucs Sprint Through Winning Season. The 1961 edition of the Madison Heights Cross Country team paced by team captain, Steve Rybolt, ran up an impressive record of seven wins and two losses. The fleet footed Bucs also placed third at the South- port Invitational, third in the Sectional, four¬ th at the Shortridge Invitational, and ended the season on a high note by placing eleventh in the state meet. Highlights of the season included the sound defeat of last year’s fourth place fin¬ isher, Pendleton. The fine team effort made for a victory over our archrival, Anderson. Finally, Freshman Don Weathers placed 23rd in the state meet. With a fine crop of returning lettermen, Coach Jones can look for another winning season. VARSITY: F. Kean, D. Smith, T. Campbell, R. Thompson, M. Bass, S. Rybolt, T. D. Busby, M. Taylor, Manager K. Bales, Coach Jones. September SEASON SCORES M.H. OPP. 8 Pendleton 24 33 12 Kokomo 22 35 15 Frankton 20 36 21 Richmond 18 38 26 New Castle 27 28 28 Marion 28 27 30 Southport Invitational - Third October 3 Muncie Burris 24 32 10 Anderson 26 29 14 Shortridge Invitational - Fourth 20 Noblesville 18 36 24 Sectional - Third November 5 State - Eleventh Steve Rybolt places first at Anderson. Pirate runners, Kean, Shields, Campbell, and Rybolt lead the Kokomo meet. RESERVES: J. Largent, B. Richwine, H. Spitzmesser, T. Busby, C. Riggins, J. Hill, J. Lamey, Manager L. Deck, Coach Jones. 83 I Wrestlers Posted a Season VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: D. Setters, Mgr., M. J. Wheat, T. VanDeGrift, S. Stahl, T. Sanford, J. Evans, Taylor, L. Bragg, M. Starrett, L. Carmack, P. Hal- P. Podaski, Mr. Lamb, Ass ' t Coach, grath, D. Hodge, C. Huntzinger. Row 2: Mr. Dull, Coach, - m H Under the direction of head coach John Dull and assistant coach Fred Lamb, the varsity wrestlers of Madison Heights posted a season record of six wins and six losses. Led by heavyweight Tom Sanford, who had a season record of ten wins and two losses, the bucs tallied an impressive win over Muncie Central and reversed an early sea¬ son loss by downing the Marion Giants. With a fine reserve team, and several returning varsity lettermen, the wrestling squad can look forward to an improved season next year. Jack Henricks works for pin at Warren Central Meet. 84 Reserve and Freshmen: FIRST ROW: L. Lawrence, B. Boyer, L. Koob, B. Carner, J. Hunter, T. Adams, S. Delph, D. Jones, K. Colliver. ROW TWO: D. Bertram, G. Bute, K. Sailors, S. Jones, L. McGuire, R. Jones, D. Van De Grift, J. Doenges, B. Page, G. French, P. Simp¬ son, G. Borden, J. Henricks, D. Herron, T. Apgar. ROW THREE: D. Crouch, D. Sparks, J. Valentine, R. Norse, B. Baierschmidt, B. McHaffey, B. Stamper, J. D. Fox, M. Robinson, B. Honeycutt, W. Amick. Record of Six Wins and Six Losses SEASON SCORES M.H. Marion 23 Muncie Central 24 Peru 46 New Haven 30 Frankfort 51 New Castle 14 Anderson 6 Richmond 11 Warren Central 11 Marion 30 Scecina 26 Logansport 12 Won--6 Lost--6 OPP. 29 22 10 15 3 30 42 26 33 16 19 35 Another opponent falls prey to Tom Sanford ' s switch. Larry Bragg gains two points in taking down Warren Central opponent. Varsity: Coach John Horevay, Paul Mills, Mike Brow, Schneider, Tom King, Jon Granger. Not pictured is Dick Lucky Deck, Jack Baker, Steve McClintock, Windsor Mills. Linksmen Complete Successful Lucky Deck prepared to hit a spectacular shot out of the rough 200 yards to the front edge of the green. 86 Dick Mills mashes out a 270 yard drive. Lucky Deck sinks that long-awaited birdie three. Season with 11-4 Record In coach Marvin Gordon’s last year at SEASON SCORES the helm of the Buc golf squad, he showed M.H. OPP. the consistent power of so many of his golf Elwood 15 0 teams. In Gordon ' s five years as coach, the Hagerstown 14 1 Pirate linksmen have never once failed to North Central 9 6 qualify for the state meet and have always Ind. Washington 5 10 finished in the top ten. In 1958 the Pirates New Castle 11 4 ’’brought home the bacon” with a state Lebanon 6 1 2 8 1 2 championship, the first and only one in school Fort Wayne C. C. 15 0 history. Also in coach Gordon’s five year Lafayette 1 14 term, the Buc reserve team was beaten on¬ Marion Bennett 14 1 2 1 2 ly once. That defeat came last year by a Broadripple 5 1 2 12 1 2 single point. Shortridge 13 1 2 1 1 2 This year ' s team, coached by Mr. Hore- Carmel 13 1 2 1 1 2 vay, shows promise of another successful Anderson 14 1 2 1 2 year. Although two regulars were lost through Hagerstown 10 5 1 2 graduation, letter men Dick Mills, Jack Ba¬ ker, and Lucky Deck are returning to lead Marion 13 1 2 1 the way. They will be backed up by the con¬ Won ... 11 sistently winning reserve team, which last Lost ... 4 year was probably the best in the state. State . . . MHHS-7th When the state tourney rolls around, the Bucs will be out to regain the state cham¬ pionship title which has eluded them the past three years. 87 Cindermen Boast The Madison Heights track and field squad, coached by Jim Jones, again enjoyed a successful season. The Pirate cindermen downed five regular season opponents while losing to only two. The Jones boys also placed second in the New Castle Invitational, third in the Nobles- ville Relays, and third in the Sectional. Outstanding performances were turned in by hurdler Mike Doyle and middle d is tan c e man Tim Porter, both of whom qualified for the regional meet. With a large nucleus of returning lettermen and standouts f ro m a fine re¬ serve team, the Pirates can look forward to another successful season. Top: Mike Doyle polevaults during exciting sectional action. Lower: Bill Baughn anchors heat winning mile relay quartet. Varsity: First Row: BillOrbaugh, Dennis Pressler, Bill Elwell, Kent Gill, Pete Podhaski. Second Row: Cliff Riggins, Jim Hill, Dick Glaze, Terry Busby, Max Perry, Steve Stahl, Dave Carmack. Third Row: Dan Setters - Mgr., Steve Rybolt, Dan Smith, Bill Baughn, Phil Shields, Larry Abshire, Tom Campbell, Coach Jim Jones. r _- |.T ' W A ■HP HHKr -m j A : L a! l! 7 f f Winning Season Season Scores MH Opp. Marion 53 56 Muncie Burris 67 42 Elwood 75 34 Frankton 77 32 Richmond 21 88 Shelbyville 94 15 Anderson Canceled New Castle Invitational 2nd Noblesville Relays 3rd Sectional 3rd Start of the 440 yard dash. Podhaski and Branch complete a relay exchange. 89 Baseball Talent Shows Up In Season Scores MH St. Marys 12 Richmond 2 Marion 7 Carmel 12 Noblesville 8 Alexandria 8 Muncie 1 Anderson 4 New Castle 6 Jackson Central 17 Middletown 9 Opp. 1 4 14 4 1 Gene Cook awaits pitch while on third base. Fred Kean hustles to third base during a routine ground ball. Mike Mundy prepares to tag third on his way to home plate. 90 O O IN N O Impressive Record The Pirates 1960-61 baseball team coached by Paul Bradford established a fine record of eight wins and three losses. During the season, the Pi¬ rates posted wins over such highly rated teams as Anderson, Noblesville, and New Castle. Led by the fireball pitching of Gene Hubble who pitched two no-hit, no-run games in a rowand the excellent team batting the Pirates ran up high scores of 12-1, 12-4, and 17-0. Although many letterman were lost by graduation, the avid interest displayed b y the boys in the baseball program should make for another winning season. Ken Bales assists Fred Kean with jacket after a base hit. Varsity: FirstRow: Bob Carroll, Jim Holsapple, Ken- Row: Bill Cooper, Roger Denny, Steve McCord, Max ny Bales-Manager, Mike York, Mike Mundy. Second Perry, Gene Cook, Fred Kean, Coach Paul Bradford. 91 THE DIMENSION is people. The kaleidescope of our high school days is filled with the faces of the many personalities we have known. More than any other dimension of our education--more than the books, the classes, or the activities--the people have deter¬ mined the scope and value of our learning experience, and it is they we will remember. Dedicated teachers have in¬ spired us to probe new interests and to exercise fully our highest capabilities. Good friends have shown us the mean¬ ing of true friendship. All our acquaintances have in some way added to our understanding of people. Formations The administration of our high school is of prime importance in developing and maintaining the educational policies of the Anderson Township Schools. The County Superintendent, is the high¬ est authority on all county school admini¬ stration. The Trustee and Advisory Board select a principal to serve as the head of the school who, in turn, assists in the se¬ lection of the Vice- Principal, Dean of Boys, Dean of Girls, Department Heads, and Staff. The Principal, with the aid of his assis¬ tants, makes the school program, builds individual schedules, advises and assigns the teachers, and represents the school with its patrons and the community. Mr. Robert Collier - Madison Heights Principal Mrs. Louise Grantham Dean of girls Mr. Paul Redding Dean of boys of Policies and Instructions Mr. Dale Prough County Superintendent Mr. John Boone Township Trustee ADVISORY BOARD Mr. Everett C. Newman Mr. Thomas Kelly Mr. Leland Boren ROW 1 - Sheila Mae Armington - Latin. Robert E. Baker - Drafting, Coach. Maxine H. Barcus - Girls Phy.Ed. Francis Barker - Music, Band. Ronald K. Beard - Business Ed. E. Roanne Blakeney - Eng¬ lish. ROW 2 - Roy D. Blount - Math. Paul E. Bradford - Drivers Ed., Coach. Tommy G. Bruin - Drivers Ed., Phy. Ed., Coach. Charles W. Bryant - Math. Winifred Bryant - Home Economics. Richard W. Chester - Social Studies. 95 ini iiiniwin j ' mwiMirg wwh ROW 1 - Ronald Cole - Biology, Caduceus. Loris Creed - Business Ed., Secretaries Club. Florence Davis - English, Counseling. Walter Dietzen - Biology, Counseling. RuthDudgeon - Math. John Dull - Business Ed., Coach. ROW 2 - Eldon Flaming - Math. Carl Foley - Math, Ushers, Chess Club. Margaret Furnace - English, Forensic League. JaneGwinn - Home Economics. Elva Hamilton - Latin, English, Future Teachers. Twyla Harp - French, French Club. One task of a school nurse. School secretaries review books. 96 ROW 1 - ThomasHession - Health, Coach. JohnHorevay - Physical Ed., Coach. George Hunt - Social Studies. William Jennings - Social Studies, Student Council, Honor Society, Junior Class Play. Persis Johnson - Speech and Hearing Therapist. James Jones - Biology, Coach. ROW 2 - Ruby Jones - Eng¬ lish, Journalism, Jolly Roger. Betty Lackey - English. Bernard Lallathin - Biology, Convo Committee. Fred Lamb - Health, Safety, Coach. Carl La Wall - Spanish. Dale Lechlitner - Industrial Arts. Custodians are responsible for the school maintenance. Many people are associated with the running and upkeep of a school. What would we do without our nurse, secretaries, cooks, and custodians? Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Upshaw, and Mrs. Herron are always busy whether it is a regular or spur of the moment job. Their knowledge of the procedure of Madison Heights makes them indispensable. A cut finger, a cold, and the occasional need of an aspirin are only a few of the rea¬ sons students visit Mrs. Lightfoot. The mad dash from fourth period class, the line down the hall, and the crowded cafeteria exemplify the importance of the cooks. The custodians also perform a valuable service in being responsible for the clean¬ ing and maintenance of the building. A big thanks goes to these people for their part in the smooth operation of Madison Heights. 97 Our teachers ' success is not measured in a percentage of A’s and B’s or the num¬ ber of people who pass their tests, but rather what the student retained that bene¬ fits him in the future. A good teacher instills the patriotism, courtesy, determination, and logic with which the student forms his opinions and begins to mold his own individuality. Even with a teacher ' s responsibilities, they still find time to listen to our pro¬ blems. Cooks prepare for dinner for 2300. ROW 1 - Henry McLain - Social Studies, Senior Class. William Martin - Industrial Arts. Basil Ma¬ son - Science. Shirley Minnick - English. Joseph Mitchell - Business Ed., Treasure Chest. Richard Overdorf - Social Studies. ROW 2 - Thomas Pierce - Business Ed. Doris Pyle - Girls P. E. Ester Raines - Business Ed. John Ravage - English, Thespians, Senior Class Play. Linda Ravage - Math. John Riley - Art, Art Club. 98 U ROW 1 - Willie Lou Roller - English. Elsie Sanders - English. Marie Shinabarger - Home Economics. ROW 2 - Coramae Simmons - English. Robert Slone - Science. Morris Smith - Vocational Bld ' g. Trades. ROW 1 - Mitchell Sokol - Social Studies, Junior Class. Ervin Stansberry - Drivers Education. Harold Taylor - Vocal Music. Harold Thompson - Vocational Auto Mechanics. Robert Uplinger - Social studies, Sophomore Class. Edward Van Horn - English. ROW 2 - Maurice Wann - Math. Patricia Whippo - Business Education. Marjorie Wilkinson - Library. David Wimmer - Math, Guidance. Richard Worley - Social Studies. 99 Seniors The Senior Class officers, Chuck Leedom, President, Becky Pike, Treasurer, Susie Glazer, Vice- President, and Judy Robinson, Secretary, admire their trophy for the first-place Homecoming Float. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL: Sally Rummel, Pam Cook, Jane Atkinson, Eleanor Snyder, Susie Glazer, Becky Pike, Afton Rice, Jill Lockwood, Gary Campbell, Judy Robinson, Charles Leedom, Bill Steimer, and Mr. McLain, class sponsor. Not pictured: Carroll McCreary and Jerry Hartley. Finish School, Face the Future In the midst of a world in upheaval, the class of 62 has experienced the personal uncertainties of their senior year. During the Berlin crisis, nuclear testing, and the emergence of new na¬ tions, they have applied to colleges and for jobs, taken scholarship tests, and searched for self¬ understanding. In the time out from the normal round of classes, government tests, and retri¬ bution , they have entered enthusiastically into those activities which are distinctively a part of their senior year. They have worn their senior cords, sold concessions at the fo otball games, slaved on floats and displays, presented the Senior Class play, and enjoyed their special moments of fun--the Senior Christmas Dance and Senior Week activities. As graduation nears, the class of ' 62 can say with pride that theirs is one of the best classes in Madison Heights history. Seniors fed the hungry spectators on freezing football nights. Marilyn Filbrandt helped swell the class treasury by selling nearly 500 MHHS license plates. A backward look at the Prom decorations help the seniors remember Sayonara . 101 They Began Their Class With ALLEN, EDWIN: Vocational. ANDERSON, LINDA: Business Ed, Thespians, Brush and Pallet Club, Secretaries Club. APGAR, JUDY: Busi ness Ed, Student Council, Pep Club, Sec¬ retaries Club, Girls ' State, Cheerleader. ASBURY, DIANA: General, Concert Choir, Novelettes, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club. ATKINSON, MARTHA JANE: College Prep, Jolly Roger, Honor Society, Senior Executive Council, French Club, Girls ' State, Prom Com¬ mittee, Majorette. AYERS, ANITA: College Prep, Jolly Roger Staff, Caduceus, Brush and Pallet Club, Monitor. BAKER, JACK: College Prep, Student Council, Honor Society, M-Club, Spanish Club, Football 1, Baseball 2, Basketball 1, Golf 3-4, Senior Play, Indiana High School Achievement Pro¬ gram. BALES, KEN: Tech, M-Club, Basket¬ ball, Cross Country, Baseball, Managers 1-2-3-4. BARSHA, TOM: Vocational. BEVELHIMER, VICKY ANN: Business Ed, Student Council, Thespians, Pep Club, Li¬ brarians, Secretaries Club, Office Assistant, Sophomore Executive Council. BIRKINBINE, KAREN: General, Pep Club, Librarians, Junior Play Committee, Junior Executive Council, Prom Queen ' s Committee, Annual Staff. BIRT, HELEN: General, Student Coun¬ cil, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Librarians. BLADES, GLENDA LOUISE: Business Ed, Service Club, Monitor. BOYD, LARRY: Gen¬ eral, Senior Executive Council, Football 3. BOZE, JANET: Business Ed, Spanish Club, Secretaries Club, Monitor. 102 The Building Of MHHS In ’56 BRIGHT, JIM: General, Basketball 1-2, Track 1-2. BROOKS, LESTER: General. BROWN: DIANNE: Business Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club. BROWN, JACK: College Prep, Spanish Club. BROWN, PATRICIA ANN: Business Ed, Thes¬ pians, Pep Club, Brush and Pallet Club, Senior Play, Prom Committee. BUBENZER, GUANE: General, Football 3, Cross Country 2. BURGAN, KAREN LEE: General, Thespians. BURKETT, DARLENE KAY: Business Ed, Choir, Student Council, Indiana State Chorus. BURTON, THOMAS G.: Tech, Monitor, Track 1 . CAMPBELL, EDWIN LEE: General, Band, M-Club, Football 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 , Basketball 1. CAMPBELL, GARY: College Prep, Senior Executive Council, Football 1-4. CARR, DAVID: General, M-Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2-4. CARR, LOIS ANN: General, Transferred from Anderson High School. CARR, PHIL: General, Monitor, Football 1, Track 1, Freshman Class Treasurer. CASEY, MARDENNA: College Prep, Band, Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Future Teachers, French Club, Junior Play, Prom Committee. 103 They Watched Traditions Grow And CASTETTER, SUSAN: General, Thespians, Pep Club. CHAMBERS, TERRY: Vocational. CHANDLER, RICHARD LEE: General, Choir, Ushers. CHILDERS, STEVE: General. CHITTY, JIM: College Prep, Student Council, Band, Thes¬ pians, Caduceus, Senior Play, Junior Play. CLARK, JUDY: Business Ed, Choir, Secre¬ taries Club, Chess Club, Monitor. COBLENTZ, NANCY: College Prep, Trans¬ ferred from Strong Vincent High School, Erie, Pennsylvania. COLLIER, ROBERT PAUL: General, Band, Highlighters, Choir, Junior Play, Music Contest Winner, IndianaState Cho¬ rus. COLLINS, NICHOLAS J.: College Prep, Latin Club. COMBES, JUDI: General. CONLEY, VICKIE: General. COOK, PAM: General, Brush and Pallet Club, Chess Club, Senior Executive Council, Junior Executive Council, Gymnas¬ tics, Junior Play. COOK, SANDRA ELANE: Home Ec, Librar¬ ians. COPELAND,JOSEPH: College Prep, AFS, S tudent Council, Highlighters, Honor Society, Thespians, Future Teachers, Cadu¬ ceus, Junior Play, Model UN, Indiana State Chorus. COULTER, J U LIE ANN: Business Ed, Pep Club, Caduceus, Brush and Pallet Club. 104 Helped Make Many Of Them COVINGTON, BETTY JEAN: Business Ed, Student Council, Annual Staff, Secretaries Club. CROSS, SUE RETTA: Business Ed, Pep Club. DAVIS, MARY KAY: College Prep, Librar¬ ians, Honor Society, Girls ' State. DAVIS, SANDY: General. DEATON, KAREN: General. DEW, DIANA LYNN: Business Ed, Pep Club, Monitor, Secretaries Club. DOYLE, BARBARA ANN: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Pep Club, French Club, Caduceus, Monitor, Cheerleader. DOYLE, MIKE: Gen¬ eral, M-Club, Brush and Pallet Club, Football 2-4, Wrestling 1-4, Track 1-2-3-4. EDMUND- SON, DANIEL CLARREL: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Honor Society, Senior Play, Wrestling2, Baseball 2, Boys ' State, Marshal, Prom Committee, Indiana High School Achieve¬ ment Program. EVERSOLE, ARTHUR: General. FARRAN, STEPHEN F.: General, Thespians, M-Club, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 4, Senior Play, Prom Committee. FILLBRANDT, MARILYN: College Prep, Student Council, Spanish Club, Librarians, Gymnastics. FINE, CAROLYN: Business Ed, Pep Club, Sec - retaries Club, S e r v i c e Club, Gymnastics. FISHER, CATHIE: General, Pep Club, Librar¬ ians, Gymnastics. FISHER, NANCY: Business Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Monitor. 105 As Sophomores They Organized Their FLANAGAN, JAMES E.: College Prep, Jolly Roger Staff, M-Club, Football Manager 1-2-3- 4, Basketball Manager 1, Track Manager 1-2- 3-4. FLORA, ROBERT D.: General, Baseball 3-4, Basketball 1. FORD, JANE: College Prep, Concert Choir, Thespians, Brush and Pallet Club, Junior Executive Council, Gym¬ nastics, Y-Teens, Junior Play, Senior Play. FORD, LYNN DARLAINE: Business Ed, An¬ nual Staff, Librarians. FRANKLIN, JANET: Business Ed, Student Council, Pep Club. FRANKLIN, MORRIS: General, Transferred from Lapel High School. FRAUMANN, CAROL LORE NE : General, Band, 2-3-4, Brush and Pallet Club, Y-Teens, Junior Achievement. FREEMAN, JAMES E. JR.: College Prep, Band, Thespians, Caduceus, Chess Club, Football 1, Basketball 1-2-3, Senior Play, Junior Play. FRIEND, BEVERLY JOYCE: Business Ed, Choir, Highlighters, Novelettes, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Sec¬ retaries Club, Monitor, Indiana State Chorus. FULCHER, JOHN FREDERICK: Tech, Chess Club, Baseball, Prom Committee. GANGER, NANCY: Business Ed, Student Council, Sec¬ retaries, S op ho m or e Executive Council. GARLIC, BILL: College Prep, Monitor, French Club, Model UN, Orchestra. GELLING, BETH: College Prep, Honor So¬ ciety, Pep Club, Brush and Pallet Club, AFS, French Club, Cheerleader, Prom Committee. GLAZE, RICHARD E.: General, Football 2-3- 4, Track 2-3-4. GLAZER, SUSAN: College Prep, Student Council, Junior Executive Coun¬ cil, AFS, Marshal, Vice President 3-4. 106 Class, Chose Rings And Colors. GO BIN, VICTORIA J U N E : General, High¬ lighters, Thespians, Pep Club, Choir, Indiana State Chorus. GOODRICH, CARMEN COLENE: Business Ed, Homecoming Attendant, Major¬ ettes. GOUGHENOUR, JOYCE: Business Ed, Pep Club. GRUBER, JAMES H.: Business Ed, Wrestling, 1. GWYNN, JACK: College Prep, Baseball 2, Band. HAINES, MARY SUE: Business Ed, Annual Staff, Librarians, Future Teachers, Secretaries, Senior Play, Office Assistant. HALL, BILL: Business Ed, Football 1-2, HALL, DONNA SUE: Business Ed, GAA. HAMILTON, PATRICIA KAY: Business Ed, Student Council, Spanish Club, Secretaries Club, Choir, Office Assistant. HANCOCK, NANCY JAYNE: College Prep, Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Honor So¬ ciety, Pep Club, French Club, Prom Committee. HANLON, JO ANN: Business Ed, Transferred from Lebanon High School. HARLAN, KATH¬ LEEN A.: General, Pep Club, Prom Commit¬ tee. HARLESS, LINDA: Business Ed, Honor So¬ ciety, Secretaries, Majorettes. HARMESON, NEIL: College Prep, Student Council, Band. HARRIS, JAMES: Tech, Band, Thespians, Chess Club, Ushers. 107 As Juniors They Presented “Which Shall He Marry” And HI HARTLEY, JERRY: Vocational, Band, Chess Club, Senior Executive Council, Manager Track 1, Senior Play. HARTMAN, PENNY: General. HASTINGS, MARY ANN: Business Ed, Gym¬ nastics. HEAL, JUDY: Business Ed, Service Club, Pep Club, Gymnastics, Majorettes. HESS, THOMAS E.: College Prep, Caduceus, Baseball3, Senior Play, Boys’State. HESTER, CURTIS: College Prep. HID AY, VICKI DIANE: Business Ed, Thes¬ pians, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Monitor, Choir, Junior Play, Prom Committee. HIL¬ DRETH, CAROLYN: Business Ed, Band, Sec¬ retaries Club. HITZ, JANE: College Prep, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Sophomore Executive Council, Monitor, Concert Choir, Cheerleader, Prom Committee, Indiana State Chorus. HOLLADAY, RITA: Business Ed, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Secretaries Club, Service Club, French Club, Y-Teens, Senior Play. HOLLINGSWORTH, PHILIP L.: Tech, Student Council, Band. HORTON, LARRY E.: Gen¬ eral, Band. HORVATH, JEAN: General, Pep Club, Senior Play. HOSIER, DAN: General, Band. HUD¬ SON, CHRISTIE: College Prep, Pep Club, Band, Future Teachers, Caduceus, Senior Play, Jun¬ ior Play, Junior Achievement. 108 Worked To Bring Our First Foreign Exchange Student. HUGHEL, CRAIG: College Prep, Band. JACK- SON, JOHN: Vocational, Band, Brush and Pallet Club, Wrestling 1 - 2 . JACQUES, DARLENE SUE: Business Ed, Librarians, Secretaries Club, Caduceus, Monitor, Prom Queen Attend¬ ant, Car Check Queen, Majorettes, Annual Queen. JERRAM, JO ANNE: College Prep, Convo Committee, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Pep Club, Caduceus, Service Club, Junior Play, Prom Committee. JOHNSON, BEVERLY ANN: Business Ed. JOHNSON, DONALD: General, Monitor, Football 1, Junior Play. JONES, CAROLINE: Business Ed, Band, Sec¬ retaries Club. JONES, JANICE: Business Ed, Student Council, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Sophomore Executive Coun¬ cil, Model UN, Girls’ State. JONES, PHIL: College Prep, Student Council, Honor Society, Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Council, AFS, Monitor, Football 1-3-4, Basket¬ ball 1-2-3, Prom Committee. JORDAN, LARRY: General, Band. KEAN, FREDDIE: General, Student Council, M-Club, Football manager 1, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Base¬ ball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Cross-Country 1-2-3. KEMMER, LINDA: College Prep, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Caduceus, Brush and Pallet Club, Prom Committee. KING, BARBARA KAY: Business Ed, Thes¬ pians, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Prom Com¬ mittee. KNEPP, WILLIAM LEE: General: KOLINS, ANDREW: College Prep, Student Council. 109 They Planned The Prom And KORTEWEG, JEANNE: General, Student Coun¬ cil, Thespians, AFS, Transferred from Chr. Lycerm, Holland. KRALL, ERIC: College Prep, Executive Council. LAMB, DON: Gen¬ eral. LAMPER, CELIA: College Prep, Transferred from St. Mary ' s High School. LEEDOM, CHARLES: College Prep, Student Council, Honor Society, Junior Executive Council, Sen¬ ior Executive Council, AFS, Boys ' State Alter¬ nate, Marshal, President 3-4. LESTER, JIM: Vocational, Transferred from Medora High School, Medora, Indiana. LITTLE, GENE RAYMOND: General, M-Club, Spanish Club, Junior Executive Council, Foot¬ ball 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Junior Play, Prom Committee. LOCKWOOD, JILL: College Prep, Highlighters, Choir, Caduceus, Senior Executive Council, Indiana State Chorus. McCLINTICK, STEPHEN: General. McCORD, STEPHEN: General, Baseball 3-4. McCREARY, CARROLL: Vocational, Choir, Band, Senior Executive Council. MCDONALD, PHIL: Business Ed, Boys ' State. McFALL, KEITH: General, Band. McKEE, SHIRLEY: General, Librarians, Choir, GAA. MAHAN, PHYLLIS: Business Ed. no Slaved On Its Fabulous Decorations MARSHALL, JAMES: College Prep, Spanish Club, French Club. MASON, JAMES E.: Col¬ lege Prep. MAUCK, NANCY: Business Ed, Secretaries Club, Choir, GAA. MEEK, CHERYL LEE: Business Ed, Pep Club, Librarians, Brush and Pallet Club, Gymnastics, Prom Committee. MELSON, ARLENE: Busi¬ ness Ed, Spanish Club. MENDENHALL, DEAN: College Prep, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, AFS, Student Council, Senior Play. MICHAELS, NANCY: College Prep, Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, Caduceus, Monitor, French Club, Junior Play, Prom Committee. MILLER, DENNIS: General. MILLER, THOMAS: Tech. MILLS, RICHARD: College Prep, Student Council, M-Club, Spanish Club, Senior Execu¬ tive Council, Monitor, Football 1, Golf 1-2-3-4. MOLLER, DENNIS MICHAEL: General, Band, Highlighters, Music Contest Winner, Indiana State Chorus. MOORE, MARCUS J.: General, Jolly Roger Staff, Ushers, Football 2. MOORE, RICHARD: General, Brush and Pallet Club, Chorus, Prom Committee. MORRIS, SANDIE: College Prep, Student Council, Band, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Future Teachers, Caduceus, Service Club, Junior Play, Model UN. MURRAY, DANIEL: College Prep, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Chess Club, Prom Com¬ mittee, Boys ' State. 111 As Freshmen And As Seniors MUNDY, MICHAEL DEAN: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Jolly Roger, M-Club, Caduceus, Football 1-2-3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1, Prom Committee. MYERS, PAM: College Prep, Pep Club, Librarians, Brush and Pallet Club, Monitor, French Club. NELSON, CAROL JEAN: College Prep, Thes¬ pians, Pep Club, Future Teachers, French Club, Junior Play. NEWMAN, GRACE ELLEN: Home Ec. NIC¬ HOLS, VICKI: Business Ed, Thespians, Pep Club, Junior Play. NORROD, ORVILLE R.: Vocational. PADGETT, FRANCES ANN: Business Ed. PATTERSON, BARBARA: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Band, Thespians, Caduceus, French Club, Indiana High School Achievement Program. PATTERSON, THOMAS ROBERT: Vocational, Choir. PATTON WILLIAM B.: College Prep, Spanish Club, Ushers. PENROD, BARBARA: Business Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Choir. PET¬ ERS, CHERYL: General, Jolly Roger, Thes¬ pians, Forensic League, Youth for Christ, Choir, Junior Play, Indiana High School A- chievement Program, Indiana State Chorus. PHILLIPPE, BARBARA LYNN: College Prep, Pep Club, Librarians, Caduceus, Youth for Christ. PIKE, REBECCA SUE: College Prep, Pep Club, Caduceus, Senior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Council, Model UN, Prom Committee, Senior Class Treasurer, Junior Class Treasurer. PITTSFORD, LOIS: Busi¬ ness Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Junior Play. 112 They Built Winning Homecoming Floats. POER, SHARON: Business Ed, Pep Club, Stu¬ dent Council, Secretaries Club. POORE, DENNIS: College Prep. PORTER, GARY: Vocational, Track 1. PORTER, NANCY SUE: General, Spanish Club, Monitor, GAA. PRICE, PAUL: Vocational. RADA, BRUCE: Tech. REED, BOB: Vocational. REED, CAROL SUE: Business Ed, Monitor. REEDER, SHARON: Business Ed, Thespians, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Office Assistant, GAA, Junior Play. REMLEY, CHERYL: General. REYNOLDS, EDWARD B.: College Prep, Student Council, Band, Dance Band, Honor Society, Caduceus, Indiana Allstate Band. RHYNE ARSON, CAROL ANN: College Prep, Student Council, Jolly Roger Stiff, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Cadu¬ ceus, Brush and Pallet Club, Service Club, Girls ' State, Majorettes. RICE, GARY EDWARD: Business Ed, Spanish Club. RICE, RUTH AFTON: College Prep, Band, Honor Society, Thespians, Caduceus, Brush and Pallet Club, Senior Executive Coun¬ cil, Junior Executive Council, Choir, Music Contest Winner, Prom Committee. RICHEY, GERALD: Vocational. 113 They Sold Concessions At Football RICHMAN, JIM: Vocational, M-CIub, Basket¬ ball 1, Track 1-2, Cross Country 1-2. RIDDLE, SHARON ANN: Business Ed. RIGGS, JAMES THOMAS: General. ROBINSON, JACK: College Prep, Spanish Club, Monitor. ROBINSON, JUDITH ANN: College Prep, Honor Society, Pep Club, Caduceus, Serv¬ ice Club, Senior Executive Council, Junior Executive Council, Marshal, Prom Committee, Secretary 3-4. ROUGHLEY, DEBBY: Busi¬ ness Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club. ROYAL, SHIRLEY: General. RUMMEL, SARAH ELLEN: College Prep, Band, Service Club, Senior Executive Council, Monitor, Junior Play. RYBOLT, STEPHEN W.: Vocational, Band, M-Club, Senior Executive Council, Track 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 2-3-4. SANFORD, THOMAS: Tech, Student Council, M-Club, Junior Executive Council, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Prom Committee. SCANTLAND, JUDITH ANN: College Prep, Student Council, Pep Club, Li¬ brarians. SCHUMACHER, CHERYL ANN: Business Ed, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Secretaries Club. SEAL, MARGARET: College Prep, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Brush and Pallet Club, Youth for Christ, Junior Play. SETTERS, DANIEL E.: College Prep, M-Club, Spanish Club, Mon¬ itor, Manager 2-3-4. SEULEAN, LYNN: Gen¬ eral, Choir, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Cadu¬ ceus, Brush and Pallet Club, Service Club. 114 Games And At The Snowbound Sectional SHIELDS, DAVID: College Prep, Honor So¬ ciety, Junior Executive Council, Senior Play, Prom Committee. SHIELDS, PHIL: General, M-Club, Brush and Pallet Club, Monitor, Bas¬ ketball 1-2-3-4, Track 1-2-3-4, Cross Country 1-2-3-4. SHORT, MARION ROSS: College Prep, Jolly Roger Staff, Thespians, Pep Club, Future Teachers, Latin Club, Brush and Pallet Club. SIGLER, ROBERT: College Prep. SINGER, RICHARD L., JR.: Tech, Ushers, Monitor. SKINNER, ANN: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Pep Club, Caduceus, Forsensic League, AFS, Junior Play, Model UN, Prom Queen, Cheerleaders, Prom Committee. SMITH, DONALD: College Prep, Band. SMITH, GLENN: Vocational, Cross Country 2-3. SYNDER, ELEANOR: College Prep, Annual Staff, Pep Club, Caduceus, Service Club, Senior Executive Council, Monitor, Model UN. STALEY, NIKKI JAYNE: Business Ed, Pep Club. STANLEY, CAROLYN LEE: General, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Monitor, GAA. STEIMER, WILLIAM M.: College Prep, Honor Society, Senior Exe cutive Council, Junior Executive Council, Sophomore Executive Coun¬ cil, AFS, Monitor, Boys ' State, Prom Com¬ mittee. STEPHENS, MARILYN SUE: Business Ed, Secretaries Club, Monitor, Office Assistant, Majorettes. STEVENSON, JUDY: Business Ed, Pep Club, Secretaries Club, Monitor. STEWART, JOHN: Tech, Football 1, Manager 2, Prom Committee. 115 They Gave Their Best As STINSON, MARGARET: College Prep, Stu¬ dent Council, Executive Council, Annual Staff, Jolly Roger Staff, Spanish Club, AFS, Senior Play, Junior Play, Model UN, Indiana High School Achievement Program. STINSON, MICHAEL: General. SWANK, NANCY R.: College Prep, Band, Future Teachers, Cadu- ceus, Senior Executive Council, French Club. TEAGUE, JULIE: Business Ed, Pep Club, Brush and Pallet Club, Gymnastics, Prom Com¬ mittee. TERRY, FRANK: General. THOMAS, JERRY: General, Football 1, Wrestling 2. THOMPSON, ROGER: College Prep, Band, M-Club, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Cross-Country 4, Prom Committee. TUCKER, JUDITH CAROL: College Prep, Student Council, Honor Society, Caduceus, Sophomore Executive Council, AFS, Sophomore Class Secretary. TUCKER, TANYA JANENE: College Prep, Thespians, Caduceus, Service Club, Majorettes. TUCKER, THELMA: Business Ed. TUNGET, CAROL: General, Thespians, Pep Club, Brush and Pallet Club. TURNQUIST,-JULIA: Col¬ lege Prep, Student Council, Band, Highlighters, Annual Staff, Honor Society, AFS, Choir, Model UN, Prom Committee, Indiana High School A- chievement Program. VAN DE GRIFT, TIMOTHY: General, Choir, Football 3-4, Wrestling 3-4, Cross-Country 1. VANOVER, JANET: Business Ed, Art Club, Caduceus. VICKERY, NADINE: Business Ed, Majorettes. 1 16 A Class And As Individuals WEHLAGE, BOB: Tech. WELLINGER, KAY HELEN: College Prep, Jolly Roger Staff, Pep Club, French Club, Junior Play. WHEAT, LAWRENCE JOSEPH: College Prep, M-Club, Caduceus, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 1-2-3- 4, Track 1-2-3-4. WHITE, DERRILL E.: Tech, Honor Society. WHITESEL, MICHAEL A.: General, Ushers. WIGGINS, D. JACK: General. WILLIAMS, CAROLE: Business Ed, Thes¬ pians, Brush and Pallet Club. WILLIAMS, NOLL TIMOTHY: General. WILLIAMS, THOMAS H.: College Prep, Student Council, Jolly Roger Staff, Honor Society, M-Club, Soph¬ omore Executive Council, Football 1-2-3-4, Wrestling 2, Junior Play. WILLOUGHBY, ROSS: General, Band, Thes¬ pians, Junior Play, Prom Committee. WISE, BILL: Business Ed. WOOD, DOUGLAS: Gen¬ eral, Football 4, Wrestling 3-4. YATES, MARY ANNA: Home Ec. YOST, DOUG: General, M-Club, Brush and Pallet Club, Wrestling 1-2, Track 1, Cross-Country 1-2, Prom Committee. YOST, KAREN: Busi¬ ness Ed, Choir, Pep Club, Brush and Pallet Club. 117 To Make Madison Heights A Better School and Themselves Better Persons. ZUENER, ROBERT: MOORE, DANIEL: College Prep., General. Monitor. NOT PICTURED: ARNOLD, WILBUR, General. BOOKOUT, LARRY, Voca¬ tional. COTTON, CHARLES, Vocational. HOOKER, RONALD, General. McLIN, DEWEY, Business. MINER, BILL, General. UTLEY, BILL, General. WACHOB, BILL, Vocational. WALLACE, ROYCE, Vocational. Class motto: The future is purchased by the present. Class flower: White Daisy Class colors: Navy Blue and White Graduation date: May 23, 1962 The last chords of Pomp and Circum¬ stance fade into the background, and we stand on the threshold of the future. Looking back on our high school days, we remember excitement and fun and confusion and the pangs of growing up. High school has held many things for us: our classes throughout the four years--strug- gles with English comp., dangling modifiers, and parallel constructions, the efforts to re¬ member the facts and their importance, from the Pyramid of Khufu to the framing of the Constitution and the Second World War,- ' ‘“and why corresponding parts of congruent poly¬ gons are equal, the valences of -CIO 3 and New¬ ton’s laws of motion, the mysteries of short¬ hand and how to make your fingers go those sixty words a minute . . . those special teach¬ ers . . . all our school activities, those we’ve led and those in which we ' ve participated . . . the everyday life of school--eating in the cafe¬ teria or the bleachers, roaming the halls dur¬ ing homeroom, studying in the library, being with friends . . . those special times--the restless holiday atmosphere before Christmas, the football and basketball games, the soc- hops, the Prom, Homecoming, Sectional time, spring, the day the annuals came out, and the last day of school, . . . being seniors at last • • . All this is behind us now. Left with the old worn-out textbooks is childhood and gained is a certain measure of maturity. We have chosen our colleges, our vocational schools, or our careers. We are stepping out into the world with high hopes and the determination to succeed. The dimensions of our lives have broadened in the last four years and we are ready to accept our new responsibilities, op¬ portunities, and challenges. Juniors Experience An Exciting Year Junior Executive Council attend business session. Junior Class Officers, President-Lucky Deck, Secre- tary-Bonnie Coyner, Vice-President-Mandy Welborn, Treasurer-Margaret Bales. The juniors participated in a variety of activities as they prepared themselves for their final high school year. From that breath-taking moment when they launched their homecoming rocket to win second prize until they crowned the queen at the Junior- Senior Prom, the juniors never had a dull mo¬ ment. Many hard-working students turned out to sell concessions, to work on the Red and Black Week display, to help with the annual Junior Class Play, and to plan the Prom. The Juniors are also proud that from their class came the first students from Madison Heights to apply to go overseas as exchange students. With the junior year past and new poise and confidence gained, they eagerly anticipate their golden senior year. 119 Juniors take second place at home coming. Larry Abshire Janice Allen Susan Amos Gary Appleton Susie Armstrong Sandra Ashton Margaret Bales Earl Ball Michael Bass William Baughn David Baxter Ann Bayer Deanna Beck Ruth Ann Behrens Sharon Bickel Janet Blackwell Robert Blake Edward Blockson Dan Borders Bonnie Bowman Donald Boyes Larry Bragg Gail Branch Judith Braswell Shirley Brooks Michael Brow Patricia Brown Cheryl Burke Ronald Busby Constance Byrum Ginger Campbell Tom Campbell Pamela Carmack David Carroll Robert Carroll Gary Cartwright Shirley Castor Mike Chapman Sandra Clark Sandra Combs Gene Cook Karen Council Robert Cowles Kent Cox 120 Bonnie Coyner David Craig Dennis Crouch Tommy Danner Kay Davis Patricia Deane Lucky Deck Carol Dew Vicki Dobson David Dockery Tom Dodge Jama Doenges David Dodson Ronny Douglas Deborah Dunbar Richard Ealy John Early Douglas Edwards Joyce Ehle Glen England Barbara Epply Dane Estes John Evans James Everitt Edward Fisher Robert Foland Linda Foley Lee Ford William Fouts Herbert Fox Linda Fritz Gerry Fuller Bill Fuller Vicki Fuller David Gaddis Dennis Gaddis Jeraldine Galbraith Sharon Galliher Frances Garrett Russell Geeskie Larry Geigher Kent Gill David Ginder Jon Granger Jack Grant John Greenland Marilyn Gregory Linda Grey Nancy Griffith Charles Haines Katherine Haines Jack Hague Becky Handy Betty Handy Sharon Harless Steve Harney Ronald Harrison Janet Hart Judith Harvey Shelby Harvey ' ,21 ti Lorraine Hathaway Jack Hendricks Daniel Herron Robert Hetzler Jane Highsmith James Hill Sandra Hill Lana Hobbs Dennis Hodge Glenn Hodges Steven Holloway Eddie Holmes James Holsapple Alice Hoover Cindy Hoover Eugene Hubble Herbert Hudson Thomas Hudson Barbara Huntzinger Cinda Huntzinger Linda Huser Susie Huston David Hutchings William Imel Frankie Jackson Margaret Jackson Paul Jarrett Judith Jarvis Robert Johns Kenneth Johnson Mary Johnson Paula Johnson Steven Johnson Thomas Jones Susan Jordan David Jourdan Marilyn Kachanis Ginger Keeling Donald Keller Glen Keller Thomas King Mike Kirk Jack Knepp Roger Krall Anita Kufeldt Barry Lacy John Lamey Philip Landes Robert Larmore Jane Layne Alexa Leckie Gary Lee James Ligon Barry Linville James Lloyd Nancy Lortz Scarlet Lovelace Mary Loy Sandra Loy Neal Lydick 122 . David McAllister Ruth Ann McAshlan Thelma McCarty Janet McConnell Sandra McCormick Karen McCoy Bill McCurry Benerly McDonnell William McHaffey Susie McMahan Carol McShirley John Martin Paula Martz Dianna Maupin Brian Maxwell Janet May Molly Mehagan Susan Miller Paul Mills Richard Minneman Judith Moore Ruthan Morrison Gene Munro Gary Myer Barbara Nevland Donald Newton Charlotte Norton Alice Odell Mauteen Olson Murel O ' Neal Torrance Overs Charlotte Owin gs William Page Jan Palmer Michael Parker Gary Partain Larry Pence Jimmie Pennington Ardis Perkins Max Perry Benny Phares Pamela Plummer Underclassmen pose for pictures 123 All that books are good for ? Steve Podhaski Harry Porter Craig Priest Deborah Quear Nancy Rada James Reed Claudia Richardson Clifford Riggins Mary Susan Rinker Larry Roberts Bruce Robertson Connie Rogers Vickie Rood Yvonnie Rousey David Rudolf Stephan Ruh Lucy Lee Russell Sharon Russell Noble Rye Jeanne Sanford Winser Schneider Susan Sell Connie Seybert Beverly Shanahan Donald Sharp Janice Shell Richard Sheppard Sharon Shine Barbara Shipley William Shoemaker Preston Skinner Frankie Smith Sharon Sparks Connie Sprinkle Steve Stahl Vickie Stanley Michael Starrett Patrick Starrett Lewis Stiner Marlene Stottlemyer Jackie Strong Jane Stump Robert Swank Mike Taylor Kathaleen Temple 124 Joan Teush Susie Tremps Peggy Trook Sylvia Tumulty Barbara Turner Joseph Vaccaro Douglas VanDe Grift Sharon Vermillion John Vironet Sharon Wales John Ward Richard Ward William Ward Loran Warner Lanny Weatherford Amanda Wellborn Robert Whetsell Ann Whitehead Robert Wigner Deloris Williams Fred Williams Janie Wilson Rosalind Windsor Cheryl Withers James Wright Cristy Wulle Barry Yancey John Yates Michael York Karen Zane Harold Zeh Karen Zion Not pictured: Don Lamb Jeraldine Langsdale Sharon Pritchard Dorothy Russell Dan Smith 4 125 The officers of the Sophomore Class led their class through an important year--one of enjoyment and many decisions. When the display of class rings arrived, a throng of utterly swooning” sophomores gathered around the showcase. What seemed like an eternity of waiting followed the final choice of a ring, but at last in the spring, the Class of ' 64 could display their treasured rings--the marks of upperclassmen. The choice of class colors also produced much indecision as the sophomores tried to visualize the many color combinations on class sweaters and jackets, senior day attire, and caps and gowns. Sophomore Vice-President-Dennis Pressler, President-Barb Lackey, Barb Donnely- Secretary, Bob Rosenbaum-Treasurer. Sophomores Lay the Foundations Sophomore Executive Council discuss regular business. 126 Jeannie Aifrey Angela Allen Mary Martha Alley Gary Alte Michael Andrews Thomas Apgar Martha Ayres Sandra Badger William Bardsley Cathy Batalis Linda Bauner John Baysinger Karmen Beasley Derrill Benson Karrie Beresford Anjali Bhalla Frances Biddle Kenneth Biddle Steve Bill Karen Bixler Carol Blades Larry Blades Lindasue Blair Ann Bondurant Gayla Bonisa Mike Bonisa James Borders Jill Bowman Jerry Breese Kenneth Bright Michael Brinkman Joseph Brooks Maurice Brooks Connie B urris Terry D. Busby Terry L. Busby Terry Campbell David Carmack Diana Carmack Larry Carmack Charles Carr Howard Carr Janice Carr Darlene Castor Judy Caswell Janice Chamberlain Sandra Chambers Wanda Chambers JoLynn Chambers Erskine Cherry Richard Christenson Martha Church Beverly Clark Jane Cleveland Betsy Coblentz Gary Colip Lynn Collins Charles Cooper Jerry Cotner Judy Crane 127 Colin Crim Jack Crosley Robert Dailey Barbara Dailey Linda Darnell Paula Davies Cynthia Davis Marvin Davis Gloria Day Bob Deloter Gary Delph Cynthia Denman Roger Denny Sally Detienne Judith Dickmann Mike Diehl Gregory Dietzen Sandra Dixon Larry Dollens Darrell Dolliver Barbara Donnelly Paul Drum Suzanne Durham Shirley Eaker Jill Ehrhart Nancy Ellison Bill Elwell Betty Ensley Ruthanne Epperly Vera Epperly Peggy Estep Byrne Everett Larry Faulds Karen Fidler Janet Fillbrandt Shirley Finley Jeanne Fischer Janice Flanigan Larry Fletcher Ann Forbes Ronald Forne Thomas Forney David Fosnot Carolyn Fouse James Fox 128 Sharon Fox Suzanne Frazee Larry Friend Michael Gallamore Steve Garner Betty Garrett Wayne Giddens Roger Gilmore Carolyn Gimple John Givens Sarah Good Jo Ann Goodman Thomas Goodman Douglas Gorbett Deloris Gore Diana Goul Ruby Graham Janice Graves Timmy Green Gary Greenwalt Diane Greer Geraldine Gregg Sylvia Griffin Steve Grimes Larry Gwinn David Hacker Vicki Hall Phillip Hallgarth Vicki Hamilton Kathleen Hancock Linda Harris Robin Harruff Marilyn Haskett Sandra Hathcoat Nila Heagy Barbara Hensley Gloria Hensley Marilyn Hester Janet Hetzler Donald Hobbs Kay Hodson Russell Hoffman Marilyn Hollar Diane Holmes Karen Holtzclaw Eugene Honeycutt Ronald Hopper Catherine Hoppes Ronald Horvath Julie Hosek Thomas House Lee Ann Howard Connie Howe Geraldine Huff James Hummel Leslee Ann Humphrey Carol Hunt James Hunter Charles Huntzinger Janet Imel 129 Susan Jackson Mary James Deborah Jarvis Bonnie Johnson Craig Johnson Gloria Johnson Linda Johnson Ronnie Johnson David Jones Karen Jones Marcia Jones Mike Jones Anne Judkins Larry Kailor Connie Kean Donald Kelley Thomas Kelley Susan Kemmer Mary Kennedy Pamala King Nancy Knepp Peggy Knott Karl Koob Lonnie Krieg Richard Krieg Barbara Lackey Beverly Lacy Dickie Laird Gerald Lamey Nancy Land Ronald Langley Merle Lashure John Lawhorn Patsy Ledbetter Jo Anne Levis Carol Lewis Jeffery Lewis Paul Lewis Betty Lightfoot Mary Ligon Jessie Long Zoe Long Julie Lukens Sandra Luzader Russell McCarroll Douglas McClintock Joyce McCord Marcy McCord 130 Philip McCord Chris McGillen Judy McIntyre Sharon McKee Marcia McKim Anita McLaughlin Halford McLaughlin Barbara McMahan William McVey Ronald Mahoney Robert Maley Neil Manzenberger Jeanme Margison Steve Mason William Mathews Samuel Mattes Tim Mattingly Dennis Merritt Anita Miller David Miller Roger Miller Diane Milligan Cynthia Montgomery Nancy Murdock Emily Murray Nancy Nash Joy Newby Donald Nicholson Larry Nicholson Collene Norrod Shirley O ' Bryant Michael Ogle Susan Olsen Bill Orebaugh Kathy Ortwein Bradford Otis Fred Penry Pamela Perkins Judith Pike Candace Pine James Pletcher Michael Potter Gregory Powell Priscilla Powers Connie Prather Dennis Pressler Robert Purvis Janet Rariden Lynn Rariden Frank Records David Rees Dianne Remley Brenda Rent Lynda Revnoids June Rice Connie Richardson Linda Richwine Jerry Riddle Stephen Riggs Russell Riopelle 131 i; Robert Rittman William Rittman Cheryl Robbins Patricia Robbins Karen Robertson Janet Robinson David Rodecap Alice Roland Robert Rosenbaum John Russell Pamela Salatin Carolyn Saylor Susan Schneider Phillip Schuckers Susan Schuster Richard Sears Tom Sefton Margaret Shearer Pete Shepard Phil Simpson David Singer William Skinner Fred Smith John Smith Marlys Smith Robert Smith Sharon Snider Charlene Solid John Soverns Steffani Spilman Howard Spitzmesser Christina Stahl Vicki Staley Charlotte Stanley Barbara Steele Janice Steele Kathy Sterner Bill Steves William Steves Craig Stewart Stanley Stiers Darrell Stiner Martha Stiner John Swank Janet Swing 132 Garry Summer Janice Sutton Mary Tappan Keith Taylor Tom Teagardin David Thompson William Thompson Harold Throneburg James Todd Susan Todd Diana Troesken Ronald Tucker Linda Tumulty Johanna Turnquist Karen Van Horn Jon Van Matre Nancy Vest Terry Voss Raleigh Wagner Michael Walsh William Wasson Kathyrn Watkins James Watson Sharon Watson Beverly Weaver Loren Welker Elizabeth Wells Vici Wertz William Whipple Vicki Whisler Jerry Williams Jo Ann Williams Johnny Williams Ralph Williams Joe Wise Susan Wood Tom Woods Francis Woolman Donita Wright Mary Beth Yarling Ellen Yunker NOT PICTURED Raymond Glover Donna Hiatt Frank Smith Robert Stroup Phillip Vail Richard Watson 133 Freshmen Initiate Their First Year The freshmen started their first year with mixed emotions. They met new friends and used their new-found talent in music, athletics, social activities, and classwork. After the first hectic weeks they became ori¬ ented to MHHS life. They found that they en¬ joyed the high school world of unceasing ac¬ tivity. They will always remember the events of the past year because these events marked the beginning of another phase of their lives. Through their relationships with high school teachers and upperclassmen they began to develop knowledge and experience. With great expectations they are looking forward to the unlimited possibilities which loom before them as they continue their high school years. Pat Kelly and Sue Swan, Freshmen repre¬ sentatives at large Kathy Adams Tom Adams Joy Allen Larry Allen Yvette Allen Roger Alley Charlene Alspaugh Wayne Amick Linda Anderson Pamela Anderson Rebecca Anderson Ricki Apgar Terri Applegate Paulette Ashby Sandra Aynes Bernd Baierschmidt Cynthia Baker Michael Baker Michael Baldwin David Ball Linda Ballard James Ballentine Frank Bandy Pamela Banks James Barnett Sue Barron Groman Bastin Linda Batler Deborah Bauer Rebecca Baum 134 Billy Baysinger Mary Beck Lanonna Beeson David Bertram Harry Bevelhimer Ambika Bhalla John Birch Jan Black Kenneth Blackman Timothy Bloyd George Boaz Leanne Boicourt George Borden Patricia Boswell Harry Boyd William Boyer Dara Bradnick Glenda Branch Susan Brandt Robert Branigan Ned Breedlove Janice Breese Dorie Brissenden Kathleen Brougher Cheryl Brown Patricia Brown Ronald Brown Stephen Brown Patricia Burke David Burkett Cinda Busby Dixie Busby Gary Bute Marilyn Cain Vic Campbell William Campbell David Carlisle Penny Carpenter Don Carr Don Case Nancy Case Connie Caswell Diana Cauffman Thomas Chambers Myron Chapman Kathy Christenson Linda Clemons Ronald Coates Michael Cockrill Judith Cole Jim Collins Keith Colliver Terry Combes Marvin Combe ' s Brad Conner Steven Cook Rebecca Cooper Michael Corytain Cynthia Cotton Lester Cox Rebecca Creek Iris Critser Vivian Cromer Ricky Crosley Kathy Crowley Nancy Dale Michael Danner Sharon Daugherty Karen Davis Sandra Davis Frank Delong Steven Delph Patricia Detienne Shirley Detienne Karen Dew Ann Dillie Brenda Dishmond James Dixon Jim Doenges Diana Dovey Sharon Dowell Beverly Draper Mary Drost Judy Dulin Craig Dunkin Sharon Dunwiddie Peggy Dwyer Patricia Dykes Linda Earley James Edmundson Eric Edwards Judith Eidson Karlene Eldridge Keith Ellis Laura Ellis Nancy Elsten Charles Eppards Willard Felts Patricia Fine Connie Fisher John Fitzsimmons Ruth Flath Deanna Flowers James Folsom Joe Fosnot Shirley Fouts Keith Fowler Janet Fraser Kenneth Frauman Lynn Frazier Gary French Gregg Fricke Steve Fulcher Stephen Fuller Pamela Furnace Mary Ann Ganger Jane Gelling Gloria Gemberling Peggy Gimple Jim Givens 136 Jay Glazer Michael Goddard Bob Gold Judith Graham Wanda Graham Diana Gray Marilyn Gray Mary Green Lizann Griffen John Grimes Roberta Guthrie Pamela Gwaltney Sandra Hacker Diana Hall James Hall Toni Lee Hall Cynthia Hamm Georgeann Hammond Colleen Hancock Janie Hanlou Kathleen Harless Jay Harrison MaDonna Hartley Tim Havens Mary Heater David Heffin Jan Henning Stephen Henricks Carol Hensler Nancy Hensley Rick Heritage Joyce Hiatt Bruce Hiday Sandra Hill Rebecca Hilligoss Pat Hitz Steven Hobson Kathryn Hollingsworth Linda Hopper David Hopping Mary D. Hostetler Mary E. Hostetler Ernesteen Howell David Howenstine Danny Hudson 137 - it i ) 38 Joan Hudson Linda Hudson Merrellen Hudson Paul Hudson Thomas Hughel Randall Hughes Jack Hulse Linda Hunnel Linda Hunnicutt Pamela Hunter Charles Huston Paul Hutchinson Dennis Imel Judy Jackson Larry Jackson Mildred Jackson Norman Jackson Terrill Jackson Jay James Penny James Jerry Jacques Jimmie Jenkins Cynthia Johnson John Johnson Joyce Johnson Carolyn Johnston Candance Jones Donald Jones Judith Jones Melanie Jones Patricia Jones Richard Jones Samuel Jones Gary Julius Marsha Kahle Patrick Kelley Richard Kelley Lawerence Kelly Kathy Kellum Nelda Key Marjorie Kimble Camille Kinciad Marsha Kingery Charlotte Kingsbury Kay Kinsey Jay Knepp Cathie Knopp Larry Koob Rebecca Kuch Kristina Kufeldt Sherry Lame Sandy Landaker Carol Landes Ronald Lane Jerry Largent Leslie Larson Don Lauderbaugh Carroll Lemaster Linda Lennen Marcia Lindzy Nancy Litchfield Brenda Livingston Anna Looper Kenny Loser Linda Loy Eve Lucas Merry McCarty Barbara McColloum Rita McConathy Karen McConnell Pam McCord Cathy McCoy Karen McCoy Chris McElhoe Jane McMahan Michaela McMahan Robert McVicker Judy Macintire Larry Maguire Sandra Markle Tom Marshall Darlene Marshall Vicky Martin Connie Mathews Linda Matney Kathryn Matter Anza Mauck Janet Mauck Sherry Mauck Marsha Meek Linda Metzger Larry Metzin Linda Mier 139 140 Diana Miller Leila Miller David Monroe Paul Moody Gary Moore Larry Morgan Bill Morgan David Morris Jim Mosley Judy Mullins Michael Murray Jerry Neal Sherry Neeley Joyce Nemyer Ricky Norris Terry Norton Michael Ogle Nancy Oughton Becky Overlin Barbara Page Becky Page Margaret Parker Joseph Patterson Judith Patterson Stephen Paul Skip Payne Martha Perkins Kay Perry Ethlyn Peters Kay Phillips Joe Pierce Sharon Pine James Pitts Becky Pittsford Becky Plew Paul Pl ovick Glen Bill Plummer Ricky Plummer Jane Poffenbarger Richard Poore John Presser Steven Price Susan Pryor Bill Pugsley Linda Ragan Sharon Raison Dana Ramsey Robert Ratliff l Vicki Reed Jane Regenold James Renfio Margo Rhodes Terry Richardson Karon Richey Robert Richwine Gary Riggins Barbara Rinker Diane Risinger Cindy Rithchison Jill Roark Kenneth Robinette Michael Robinson Donald Rodeman Connie Roland Shirely Rosner Cheryl Ruggles Judy Russell Susan Russell Madiline Rye Sue Safford David Sailors Larry Salstrom Paul Sanders Sandra Sawyer Linda Sc ant land Kenneth Schneider Joan Schooler Karen Settlemire Jean Shaffer Thomas Shank Marjorie Sharp Eupharsia Shelton Mary Sheppard Fred Siktberg Eileen Simkin Larry Simmons Sandra Simmons Phil Simpson Todd Sloane Larry Smelser Jack Smethers Carolyn Smith Jean Smith Polly Smith Ronald Smith Joe Snowden Barbara Spall Douglas Sparks Penny Spoo Karen Stamm Margie Stamm Ruth Stamm Bob Stamper Terry Stanley David Stansberry Herman Stephens Nickie Stephenson Fred Stevens v _ ■- ' J Ci d £ «■ c r? £ fi 141 James Stevenson Steve Stickler Peggy Stinson Mike Stohler Dennis Stoner Diana Strong Joe Stroup Jim Sullivan Dianna Sutton Sue Swan Philip Swank Joyce Talbert Michael Tatman Anita Taylor Kent Taylor Linda Thomas Mary Thomas Phil Thomas Ann Tilton Richard Toombs Phil Towler David Trueblood Mike Tucker Jayne Turner Marjorie Turner Ty Turner Michael Utley Shirley Utley Jim VanOsdol Phyllis VasBinder Nancy Vogel Nick Vrouvas Helen Wagoner Bill Wallace Danny Wallace Richard Wallace Linda Wampler Donald Weathers Dewitt Weaver Arlene Webb Kay Webb Nona Webb Randall Weidner Connie Welker Dick Wertz Cynthia Wheat Shirley White Jane Whitehead Larry Whitehurst Allen Whitesel Beth Whitney Martha Wihebrink Ruth Wilhoite Jane Wilkinson Bette Williams Gloria Williams Harry Williams Carolyn Wilson Margaret Winiger Anna With am Jeff Wood Sharon Wood Charlotte Woolman Paula Worster Charles Wright Glenda Wright Becky Yanik Katherine Young Marilyn Young NOT PICTURED Paul Barker Brad Carner Kathy Carter Vicki Graves Coke break! Monte Keller Larry Lawrence Nancy Lloyd Anna Looper Deanna McClaron Michaela McMahan George Peters Sheryle Rairden Paul Sanders Patricia Shearer Rick Shoot Marvin Stanley Michael Tatman Steve Van Metre Karen White Sharon White Allen Whitesel Beth Whitney Gloria Williams Seniors Allen, Edwin L. - 102 Anderson, Linda C. - 102 Apgar, Judith A. - 102, 9, 66, 21, 36 Arnold, Wilbur L. - Asbury, Dianna R. - 102, 51 Atkinson, Martha J. - 102, 100, 55, 58, 59 Ayres, Anita D. - 102, 59 Baker, Jack - 102, 34, 55, 86, 33 Bales, Kenneth - 102, 82, 91, 78 Barsha, Thomas M. - 102 Bevelhimer, Vicky A. - 102, 66 Birkinbine, Karen J. - 102, 55, 56 Birt, Helen M. - 102, 51, 56, 57 Blades, Glenda L. - 102, 64, 65 Bookout, Larry H. Boyd, Lary J. - 102 Boze, Janet E. - 102, 66 Bright, James D. - 103 Brooks, Lester E. - 103 Brown, Dianne S. - 103, 66 Brown, Jack R. - 103 Brown, Patricia A. - 103 Bubenzer, Guane E. - 103 Burgan, Karen L. - 103, 51 Burkett, Darlene K. - 103, 51 Burton, Thomas G. - 103, 34 Campbell, Edwin L. - 103, 75 Campbell, Gary J. - 103, 100 Carr, Harold D. - 103 Carr, Lois - 103 Carr, Phillip - 103 Casey, Mardenna - 103, 28, 55, 59, 64, 38 Castetter, Susan J. - 104 Chambers, Terry L. - 104 Chandler, Richard L. - 104 Childers, Stephen S. - 104 Chitty, Jim - 104, 34, 11, 61 Clark, Judith Anne - 104, 66 Coblentz, Nancy - 104 Collier, Robert P. - 104, 51 Collins, Nicholas J. - 104 Combes, Judith K. - 104 Conley, Ann Vickie - 104 Cook, Pamela Jo - 104, 100 Cook, Sandra E. - 104 Copeland, Joseph C. - 104, 51, 45, 55, 19, 33 Cotton, Charles Coulter, Julie A. - 104 Covington, Betty J. - 105, 66 Cross, Sueretta K. - 105 Davis, Sandra K. - 105 Davis, Mary K. - 105, 55, 21 Deaton, Karen J. - 105 Dew, Diana L. - 105, 66 Doyle, Barbara A. - 105, 60, 61, 65 Doyle, Mike - 88 Edmunson, Daniel C. - 105 Eversole, Arthur A. - 105 Farran, Stephen F. - 105, 34 Fillbrandt, Marilyn - 105, 28, 101, 61 Fine, Carolyn L. - 105, 66 Fisher, Cathie J. - 105 Fisher, Nancy C. - 105, 66 Flanagan, James E. - 106, 58, 59, 75 Flora, Robert D. - 106 Ford, Jane R. - 106, 34, 28 Abshire, Larry - 120, 11, 88 Allen, Janice - 120, 66 Amos, Susan - 120, 49 Appleton, Gary - 120, 49 Armstrong, Susie - 120 Ashton, Sandra - 120 Bales, Margaret - 120, 119, 74, 64, 56, 42 Ball, Earl - 120 Bass, Michael - 120, 82, 11 Baughn, William - 120, 61, 58, 56, 11,88 Baxter, David - 120 Bayer, Ann - 120, 119, 25 Beck, Deanna - 120 Behrens, Ruth Ann - 120, 16 Bickel, Sharon - 120, 51 Blackwell, Janet - 120 Blake, Robert - 120 Blockson, Edward - 120 Borders, Dan - 120, 49 Ford, Lynn D. - 106, 56 Franklin, Janet K. - 106 Franklin, Morris - 106 Fraumann, Carol L. - 106, 48 Freeman, James E. Jr. - 106 Friend, Beverly J. - 106, 16, 9, 51, 55, 56, 57, 66, 22 Fulcher, John F. - 106 Ganger, Nancy K. - 106 Garlic, William S. - 106 Gelling, Beth - 106, 55, 36 Glaze, Richard E. - 106, 75, 88 Glazer, Susan - 106, 100, 55, 19 Gobin, Vicki J. - 107, 51 Goodrick, Carmen C. - 107 Goughenour, Pauletta J. - 107 Gruber, James H. - 107 Gwynn, Jack D. - 107 Haines, Mary S. - 107, 56, 64, 66 Hall, Donna S. - 107 Hall, William P. - 107 Hamilton, Patricia K. - 107 Hancock, Nancy J. - 107, 55, 59, 35 Haulon, Jo Ann - 107 Harlan, Kathleen A. - 107 Harless, Linda K. - 107, 55 Harmeson, Neil H. - 107 Harris, James W. - 107, 34 Hartley, Jerry - 108, 34 Hartman, Penny D. - 108 Hastings, Mary Ann - 108, 66 Heal, Judith - 108 Hess, Thomas E. - 108, 34, 21 Hester, Curtis E. - 108 Hiday, Vicki D. - 108, 51 Hildreath, Carolun J. - 108, 66 Hitz, Marjorie J. - 108, 28, 69 Holladay, Rita K. - 108, 64, 66 Hollingsworth, Philip L. - 108, 53 Hooker, Ronald L. - 34, 76 Horton, Larry E. - 108, 53 Horvath, Jean A. - 108 Hosier, Danny J. - 108 Hudson, Christie A. - 108, 61, 22 Hughel, Edward C. - 108, 34, 48, 23 Jackson, John R. - 109 Jacquess, Darlene S. - 109, 28, 60, 61, 66 Jerram, Jo A. - 109, 55, 56, 60, 61 Johnson, Beverly A. - 109 Johnson, Donald R. - 109, 34 Johnson, Mary L. - Jones, Caroline L. - 109, 66, 49 Jones, Janice R. - 109, 56, 57, 66, 21 Jones, Philip A. - 109, 55, 11 Jordan, Larry J. - 109 Kean, Fred M. - 109, 82, 83, 11, 89, 91, 90, 78 Kemmer, Lynda D. - 109, 58, 59, 61 King, Barbara K. - 109,66 Knepp, Bill L. - 109 Kolins, Andrew C. - 109 Korteweg, Jeanne - 110, 26, 18, 42, 18 Krall, Eric D. - 110, 34, 11, 53, 49, 30, 23 Lamb, Don - 110 Lamper, Celia - 110 Landon, Teddy L. - 110 Leedom, Charles M. - 110, 100, 55 Lester, James D. - 110 Little, Gene R. - 110, 34, 75, 11 Lockwood, Jill A. - 110, 100, 51, 60, 61 McClintock, Stephen A. - 110, 86 McCord, Stephen L. - 110, 91 McCreary, Carroll G. - 110 McDonald, James P. - 110, 21 McFall, Keith H. - 110 McKee, Shirely K. - 110, 51 McLin, Dewey - Mahan, Phyllis A. - 110 Marshall, Jim I. - 111 Mason, James E. - 111, 34, 55 Mauk, Nancy I. - 111, 51 Meek, Cheryl L. - 111 Melson, Arlene J. - 111 Mendenhall, Dean N. - 111, 34, 38 Michaels, Nancy A. - 111, 13, 59, 21 Miller, Dennis J. - 111 Miller, Thomas E. - 111 Mills, Richard T. - 111, 34, 11, 86, 87 Miner, Billy J. - Mollor, Dennis M. - 111, 15, 51, 49, 23 Moore, Daniel P. - 111 Moore, Marcus J. - 111, 59 Moore, Richard E. - 111, 51 Morris, Sandra L. - 111, 34, 11, 61, 42, 43, 38 Mundy, Michael D. - 112, 11, 75, 42, 11, 89, 91, 90, 78 Murray, Dan - 11, 55, 61, 22, 38, 20 Myers, Pamela A. - 112 Nelson, Carole J. - 112, 64, 62 Newman, Grace E. - 112 Michols, Victoria J. - 112 Norrod, Orville R. - 112 Padgett, Frances A. - 112 Patterson, Barbara J. - 112, 48, 61 Patterson, Thomas - 112, 8 Patton, William B. - 112, 71 Penrod, Barbara E. - 112, 66 Peters, Cheryl A. - 112, 51, 63, 52 Phillippe, Barbara L. - 112 Pike, Rebecca S. - 112, 100, 38 Pittsford, Lois R. - 112, 66 Poer, Sharon K. - 113, 66 Poore, Dennis R. - 113, 11, 55 Porter, Gary L. - 113 Porter, Nancy - 113 Price, Paul E. - 113, 71 Rada, Bruce A. - 113 Raymer, Michael W. Reed, Carol S. - 113, 66, 65 Reed, Robert S. - 113 Reeder, Sharon S. - 113, 66 Remley, Cheryl L. - 113 Reynolds, Edward B. - 113, 55, 60, 61, 42, 54, 53, 49 Rhynearson, Carol A. - 113, 61, 64, 65, 21 Rice, R. Afton - 113, 100, 51, 55,54 Rice, Gary E. - 113 Richey, Gerald L. - 113 Richman, Jimmy K. - 114 Riddle, Sharon A. - 114 Riggs, James T. - 114 Robinson, Jack - 114 Juniors Bowman, Bonnie - 120, 66, 64, 55, 48 Boyes, Donald - 120, 38 Bragg, Larry - 120, 76, 48,84 Branch, Gail - 120 Braswell, Judith - 120, 62 Brooks, Shirley - 120 Brow, Michael - 120, 76, 62, 86 Brown, Patricia - 120 Burke, Cheryl - 120 Busby, Ronald - 120 Byrum, Constance - 120, 70, 64, 38 Campbell, Ginger - 120, 66, 52 Campbell, Tom - 120, 82, 83, 71, 88 Carmack, Pamela - 120, 18, 9, 66, 42, 25 Carroll, David - 120 Carroll, Robert - 120, 75, 55, 11, 91 Cartwright, Gary - 120 Castor, Shirley - 120 Chapman, Mike - 120, 76 Clark, Sandra - 120 Combs, Sandra - 120 Cook, Gene - 120, 90, 91 Council, Karen - 120, 66, 61, 49 Cowles, Robert - 120 Cox, Kent - 120 Coyner, Bonnie - 121, 119, 64, 56, 55, 29, 38 Craig, David - 121, 29 Crouch, Dennis - 121 Danner, Tommy - 121 Davis, Kay - 121, 51, 48 Deane, Patricia - 121 Deck, Lucky - 121, 119, 83, 56, 55, 42, 11, 86, 87 Dew, Carol - 121 Dobson, Vicki - 121 Dockery, David - 121 Dodge, Tom - 121 Doenges, Jama - 121, 11, 64, 56, 55, Robinson, Judith A. - 114, 100, 55, 61, 54 Roughley, Deborah L. - 114, 66 Royal, Shirley - 114 Rummel, Sarah E. - 114, 100 Rybolt, Stephen W. - 114, 82, 83, 11, 88 Sanford, Thomas G. - 114, 75, 11, 84 Scantland, Judith A. - 11, 42 Schumacher, Cheryl A. - 114, 59, 66 Seal, Margare ' t J. - 114, 64 Setters, Daniel E. - 114, 75, 11, 84, 88 Seulean, Lynn A. - 114, 61, 65, 36 Shields, David W. - 115, 55, 33, 35 Shields, Phillip D. - 115, 34, 83, 11, 70, 88, 78 Short, Marion R. - 115, 59 Sigler, Robert E. - 115, 65 Singer, Richard L. Jr. - 115, 71 Skinner, Ann C. - 115, 11, 61, 69 Smith, Donald W. - 115, 11 Smith, Glen - 115 Snyder, Eleanor L. - 115, 100, 56, 65 Staley, Nikki J. - 115 Stanley, Carolyn - 115 Stapleton, Walter E. - Steimer, William M. - 115, 100, 34, 11, 55, 54, 21, 20 Stephens, Marilyn S. - 115, 66, 49 Stevenson, A. Judith - 115, 66 Stewart, John L. - 115, 34 Stinson, Michael - 116 Stinson, Margaret A. - 116, 42-43 Swank, Nancy R. - 116, 48, 61, 64, 62, 53 49 Teague, Julie A. - 116, 66 Terry Frank W. - 116 Thomas, Jerry A. - 116 Thompson, Roger - 116, 82, 11, 78 Tucker, Judith C. - 116, 42, 30 Tucker, Tanya J. - 116, 60, 61, 65, 49 Tucker, Thelma - 116, 55 Tunget, Carol L. - 116 Turnquist, Julia - 116, 55, 56, 57, 61, 62, 63, 21, 19, 23, 38, 20 Utley, William J. VanDeGrift, Timothy - 116, 51, 75, 11, 84 Vanover, Janet - 11 Vickery, Nadine J. - 116, 49 Wachob, William L. Wallace, Edwon Royce Wehlage, Robert A. - 117 Wellinger, Kay - 117, 55, 62 Wheat, Larry Joe - 117, 18, 75, 11, 84 White, Derrill E. - 117, 55 Whitesel, Michael A. - 117 Wiggins, Jack D. - 117 Williams, Carole A. - 117 Williams, Noll Timothy - 117 Williams, Thomas H. - 117, 55, 75, 11 Willoughby, Ross W. - 117, 52, 53, 49, 23 Wise, Bill L. - 117 Wood, Douglas C. - 117, 75, 11 Yates, Mary Anna - 117 Zeuner, H. Robert - 118 Yost, Douglas Eugene - 117 Yost, Karen J. - 117 42 Dodson, David - 121, 76 Douglas, Ronny - 121 Dunbar, Debbrah - 121, 74, 64, 59, 55 Ealy, Richard - 121 Early, John - 121 Edwards, Douglas - 121, 59 Ehle, Joyce - 121, 11, 56, 55 38 England, Glen - 121 Epply, Barbara - 121 Estes, Dan - 121, 42, 11 Evans, John - 121, 76, 84 Everitt, James - 121 Fisher, Edward - 121, 59 Foland, Robert - 121 Foley, Linda - 121 Ford, Lee - 121 Fouts, William - 121 Fox, Herbert - 121, 76 Fritz, Linda - 121, 64, 55 Fuller, Gerry - 121, 49 Fuller, Bill - 121 Fuller, Vicki - 121 Gaddis, David - 121, 10, 61, 62 Gaddis, Dennis - 121 Galbraith, Jeraldine - 121 Galliher, Sharon - 121, 66 Garrett, Frances - 121 Geeskie, Russell - 121, 76, 51, 71 Geiger, Larry - 121, 49 GUI, Kent - 121, 75, 11, 88 Ginder, David - 121 Granger, Jon - 121, 86 Grant, Jack - 121 Greenland, John - 121 Gregory, MarUyn - 121, 66, 69 Grey, Linda - 121, 119, 42 Haines, Charles - 121 Haines, Katherine - 121 Hague, Jack - 121 Handy, Becky - 121, 51 Handy, Betty - 121, 51 Griffith, Nancy - 121, 60, 55 Harless, Sharon - 121 Harney, Steve - 121 Harrison, Ronald - 121, 61 Hart, Janet - 121 Harvey, Judith - 121 Harvey, Shelby - 121 Hathaway, Lorraine - 122, 48 Hendricks, Jack - 122, 17, 57, 56 Herron, Daniel - 122 Hetzler, Robert - 122 Highsmith, Jane - 122, 61, 51, 56, 50 Hill, James - 122, 88 HU1, Sandra - 122, 66, 74, 64 Hobbs, Lana - 122, 70, 64 Hodge, Dennis - 122, 70, 51, 84 Hodges, Glenn - 122 Holloway, Steve - 122, 76, 77 Holmes, Eddie - 122 Holsapple, James - 122, 11, 79, 91, 78 Hoover, Alice - 122, 61 Hoover, Cindy - 122 Hubble, Eugene - 122 Hudson, Herbert - 122 Hudson, Thomas - 122, 29 Huntzinger, Barbara - 122 Huntzinger, Cinda - 122, 61, 42, 19 Huser, Linda - 122, 62 Huston, Susie - 122 Hutchings, David - 122, 64, 49 Imel, WUliam - 122 Jackson, Frankie - 122, 61, 62 Jackson, Margaret - 122, 66 Jarrett, Paul - 122, 59, 55, 11, 75 Jarvis, Judith - 122, 66 Johns, Robert - 122 Johnson, Kenneth - 122, 48 Johnson, Mary - 122 Johnson, Paula - 122 Johnson, Steven - 122 Jones, Thomas - 122, 61, 55, 20 Jordan, Susan - 122 Jourdan, David - 122, 11, 75 Kachanis, Marilyn - 122 Keeling, Ginger - 122, 55, 29 Keller, Donald - 122 Keller, Glen - 122 King, Thomas - 122, 86 Kirk, Mike - 122, 48 Knepp, Jack - 122 Krall, Roger - 122, 61 Kufeldt, Anita - 122, 51 Lacy, Barry - 122, 76 Lamey, John - 122 Landes, PhUip - 122 Larmore, Robert - 122, 61, 57, 56, 55 Layne, Jane - 122, 66 Leckie, Alexa - 122, 62 Lee, Gary - 122 Ligon, James - 122 LinvUle, Barry - 122 Lloyd, James - 122 Lortz, Nancy - 122, 51 Lovelace, Scarlet - 122, 66 Loy, Mary - 122, 51, 64 Loy, Sandra - 122, 64 Lydick, Neal - 122, 49, 23 McAllister, David - 123, 64, 59, 55, 62, 38 McAshlan, Ruth Ann - 123, 119, 61 McCarty, Thelma - 123 McConnell, Janet - 123, 61, 62 McCormick, Sandra - 123, 49, 24, 25 McCoy, Karen - 123, 61, 42, 19 McCurry, BUI - 123 McDonnell, Beverly - 123 McHaffey, WUliam - 123, 76 McMahan, Susie - 123, 56, 42, 19, 38 McShirley, Carol - 123, 66 Martin, John - 123, 76 Martz, Paula - 123 Maupin, Dianna - 123, 66 Maxwell, Brian - 123 May, Janet - 123, 55, 38 Mehagan, Molly - 123, 49 MUler, Susan - 123, 61, 50 MUls, Paul - 123, 86 Minneman, Richard - 123, 61, 59 Moore, Judith - 123, 66, 75 Morrison, Ruthan - 123 Munro, Gene - 123, 75, 11 Myer, Gary - 123 Nevland, Barbara - 123 Newton, Donald - 123 Norton, Charlotte - 123 Odell, Alice - 123 Olson, Mauteen - 123, 66 O ' Neal, Mur el - 123 Overs, Terrance - 123 Owings, Charlotte - 123, 62 Page, William - 123 Palmer, Jan - 123, 11, 17, 61, 56, 55, 19, 38 Parker, Michael - 123 Partain, Gary - 123 Pence, Larry - 123 Pennington, Jimmie - 123 Perkins, Ardis - 123 Perry, Max - 123, 59, 42, 91, 88, 78 Phares, Benny - 123, 75, 11 Plummer, Pamela - 123, 51 Podhaski, Steve - 11, 75, 124, 89, 84, 88 Porter, Harry - 76, 124 Priest, Craig - 124, 49, 22 Quear, Deborah - 124, 61, 59, 55, 38 Rada, Nancy - 64, 124 Reed, James - 124 Richardson, Claudia - 124, 55, 61 Riggins, Clifford - 124, 83, 88 Rinker, Mary Susan - 124, 48, 59, 66 Roberts, Larry - 124, 66, 63, 59, 49 Robertson, Bruce - 124, 49 Rogers, Connie - 124, 49 Rood, Vickie - 124, 51, 48 Rousey, Yvonnie - 124 Rudolf, David - 124 Ruh, Stephen - 124 Russell, Lucy Lee - 124, 66 Russell, Sharon - 124, 61 Rye, Noble - 124, 11, 75 Sanford, Jeanne - 124, 63, 60, 55, 62 Schneider, Winser - 124, 86 Sell, Susan - 124, 60, 62 Seybert, Connie - 124, 63, 52 Shanahan, Beverly - 124 Sharp, Donald - 124 Shell, Janice - 124 Sheppard, Richard - 124, 20 Shine, Sharon - 124 Shipley, Barbara - 124, 66, 61, 49 Shoemaker, WUliam - 124, 11 Sophomores Alfrey, Jeannie - 127 Allen, Angela - 127 Alley, Mary Martha - 127, 64, 42 Alte, Gary - 127, 48 Andrews, Michael - 127, 71 Apgar, Thomas - 127, 76, 70 Ayres, Martha - 127 Badger, Sandra - 127 Bardsley, WUliam - 127, 10, 70 Batalis, Cathy - 127, 42 Bauner, Linda - 127, 49 Baysinger, John - 127, 76 Beasley, Karmen - 127, 59, 22, 20 Benson, DerrUl - 127 Beresford, Karrie - 127 Bhalla, Anjali - 127 Biddle, Frances - 127 Biddle, Kenneth - 127, 49 BUI, Steve - 127 Bixler, Karen - 127, 61, 49 Blades, Carol - 127 Blades, Larry - 127, 71 Blair, Lindasue - 127 Bondurant, Ann - 127, 59 Bonisa, Gayla - 127 Bonisa, Mike - 127 Borders, James - 127 Bowman, JU1 - 127, 64 Breese, Jerry - 127 Bright, Kenneth - 127, 76 Brinkman, Michael - 127 Brooks, Joseph - 127 Brooks, Maurice - 127 Burris, Connie - 127 Busby, Terry D. - 127, 82, 83, 11 Busby, Terry L. - 127, 70, 88 Campbell, Terry - 127, 48 Carmack, David - 127, 79, 88, 78 Carmack, Diana - 127 Carmack, Larry - 127, 84 Carr, Charles - 127 Carr, Howard - 127 Carr, Janice - 127 Castor, Darlene - 127 Caswell, Judy - 127 Chamberlain, Janice - 127 Chambers, Sandra - 127 Chambers, Wanda - 127 Chambers, JoLynn - 127 Cherry, Erskine - 127 Christenson, Richard - 127 Church, Martha - 127, 50 Clark, Beverly - 127 Cleveland, Jane - 127, 48-50 Coblentz, Betsy - 127 Colip, Gary - 127 Collins, Lynn - 127 Cooper, Charles - 127, 76 Cotner, Jerry - 127, 30 Crane, Judy - 127 Crim, Colin - 128, 61 Crosley, Jack - 128 DaUey, Robert - 128, 76, 71 DaUey, Barbara - 128, 61, 49 Darnell, Linda - 128 Davies, Paula - 128, 23 Davis Cynthia - 128 Davis, Marvin - 128 Day, Gloria - 128 Deloter, Bob - 128 Delph, Gary - 128 Denman, Cynthia - 128 Denny, Roger - 128. 8, 77, 91, 78 Detienne, SaUy - 128 Dickmann, Judith - 128, 71, 42, 49 Diehl, Mike - 128 Dietzen, Gregory - 128 Dixon, Sandra - 128 Dollens, Larry - 128, 71, 53 Dolliver, Darrell - 128 DonneUy, Barbara - 128, 126, 49 Drum, Paul - 128, 59 Durham, Suzanne - 128 Eaker, Shirley - 128 Ehrhart, JU1 - 128 Ellison, Nancy - 128, 28 Elwell, Bill - 128, 76, 42, 22, 70, 88 Ensley, Betty - 128 Epperly, Ruthanne - 128 Epperly, Vera - 128 Estep, Peggy - 128 Everett, Byrne - 128 Faulds, Larry - 128, 70 Fidler, Karen - 128 FUbrandt, Janet - 128 Finley, Shirley - 128 Fischer, Jeanne - 128 Flanigan, Janice - 128 Fletcher, Larry - 128, 53, 49 Skinner, Preston - 124 Smith, Frankie - 124, 88 Sparks, Sharon - 124, 59 Sprinkle, Connie - 124, 51 Stahl, Steve - 124, 11, 75, 42, 84, 88 Stanley, Vickie - 124, 61 Starrett, Michael - 124, 11, 76, 84 Starrett, Patrick - 124, 11, 76 Stiner, Lewis - 124, 49 Stottlemyer, Marlene - 124, 55 Strong, Jackie - 124 Stump, Jane - 124, 42, 62 Swank, Robert - 124, 49 Taylor, Mike - 124, 11, 82, 84 Temple, Kathleen - 124 Teush, Joan - 125, 51 Tremps, Luana - 125, 61, 49 Trook, Peggy - 125, 64, 55 Tumulty, Sylvia - 125 Turner, Barbara - 125, 66 Vaccaro, Joseph - 125, 76 Van De GrUt, Douglas - 125 Vermillion, Sharon - 125 Vironet, John - 125 Wales, Sharon - 125 Ward, John - 125, 48, 49 Ward, Richard - 125 Ward, William - 125, 49, 48 Warner, Loran - 125 Weatherford, Lanny - 125 Wellborn, Amanda - 125, 119, 70, 64, 57, 56 Whetsell, Robert - 125 Whitehead, Ann - 125, 61, 56, 55, 22 Wigner, Robert - 125 WUliams, Deloris - 125 WUliams, Fred - 125, 49 WUson, Janie - 125 Windsor, RosUand - 125, 11, 60 Withers, Cheryl - 125 Wright, James - 125 Wulle, Cristy - 125 Yancey, Barry - 125 Yates, John - 125, 71 York, Michael- 125, 91 Zane, Karen - 125, 66 Zeh, Harold - 125, 61, 59 Zion, Karen - 125 Not pictured: Lamb, Don - 125 Langsdale, Jeraldine - 125 Pritchard, Sharon - 125, 51, 50, 66 Russell, Dorothy - 125 Smith, Dan - 125 Forbes, Ann - 128, 61, 42, 19 Forney, Ronald - 128 Forney, Thomas Fosnot, David - 128 Fouse, Carolyn - 128 Fox, James - 128, 61 Fox, Sharon - 129 Frazee, Suzanne - 129 Friend, Larry - 129 Gallamore, Michael - 129 Garner, Steve - 129, 81, 78 Garrett, Betty - 129 Giddens, Wayne - 129 GUmore, Roger - 129 Gimple, Carolyn - 129, 50 Givens, John - 129 Good, Sarah - 129 Goodman, Jo Ann - 129 Goodman, Thomas - 129 Gorbett, Douglas - 129, 76 Gore, Deloris - 129 Goul, Dianna - 129 Graham, Ruby - 129 Graves, Janice - 129 Green, Timmy - 129 Greenwalt, - 129 Greer, Diane - 129 Gregg, Geraldine - 129 GrUfin, Sylvia - 129, 60, 19 Grimes, Steve - 129 Gwinn, Larry - 129 Hacker, David - 129 Hall, Vicki - 129 Hallgarth, Phillip - 129, 70, 84 Hamilton, Vicki - 129 Hancock, Kathleen - 129, 61, 35 Harris, Linda - 129, 59 Harruff, Robin - 129, 61 Haskett, Marilyn - 129 Hathcoat, Sandra - 129, 50 Heagy, Nila - 129 Hensley, Barbara - 129 Hensley, Gloria - 129 Hester, Marilyn - 129 Hetzler, Janet - 129, 42 Hobbs, Donald - 129 Hodson, Kay - 129 Hoffman, Russell - 129 Hollar, Marilyn - 129, 48, 23 Holmes, 129 Holtzclaw, Karen - 129, 49 Honeycutt, Eugene - 129, 76 Hopper, Ronald - 129, 76, 70 Hoppes, Catherine - 129 Horvath, Ronald - 129, 47 Hosek, Julie - 129 House, Thomas - 127, 76, 49 Howard, Lee Ann - 129 Howe, Connie - 129 Huff, Geraldine - 129 Hummel, James - 129 Humphrey, Leslee Ann - 129, 64 Hunt, Carol - 129 Hunter, James - 129 Huntzinger, 129, 11, 84 Intel, Janet - 129, 48 Jackson, Susan - 130, 64 James, Mary - 130 Jarvis, Deborah - 130 Johnson, Bonnie - 130 Johnson, Craig - 130, 64 Johnson, Gloria - 130 Johnson, Linda - 130 Johnson, Ronnie - 130 Jones, David - 130 Jones, Karen - 130 Jones, Marcia - 130 Jones, Mike - 130, 70 Judkins, Anne - 130 Kailor, Larry - 130 Kean, Connie - 130 Kelley, Donald - 130 Kelley, Thomas - 130 Kemmer, Susan - 130, 49 Kennedy, Mary - 130 King, Pamala - 130 Knepp, Nancy - 130 Knott, Peggy - 130 Koob, Karl - 130 Krieg, Lonnie - 130 Adams, Kathy - 134 Adams, Tom - 134, 85 Allen, Joy - 134 Allen, Larry - 134 Allen, Yvette - 134 Alley, Roger - 134 Alspaugh, Charlene - 134 Amick, Wayne - 134, 77, 85 Anderson, Linda - 134 Anderson, Pamela - 134 Anderson, Rebecca - 134 Apgar, Ricki - 134 Applegate, Terri - 134 Ashby, Paulette - 134 Aynes, Sandra - 134 Baierschmidt, Bernd - 134, 85 Baker, Cynthia - 134 Baker, Michael - 134 Baldwin, Michael - 134 Ball, David - 134 Ballard, Linda - 134 Ballentine, James - 134 Bandy, Frank - 134, 77 Banks, Pamela - 134 Barnett, James - 134 Barron, Sue - 134 Bastin, Groman - 134 Batler, Linda - 134 Bauer, Deborah - 134 Baum, Rebecca - 134 Baysinger, Billy - 135 Beck, Mary - 135 Krieg, Richard - 130 Lackey, Barbara - 130, 126, 19 Lacy, Beverly - 130 Laird, Dick - 130, 68 Lamey, Gerald - 130 Land, Nancy - 130 Langley, Ronald - 130 Lashure, Merle - 130 Lawhorn, John - 130 Ledbetter, Patsy - 130, 64, 49 Levis, Jo Anne - 130, 47 Lewis, Carol - 130, 64 Lewis, Jeffery - 130, 70 Lewis, Paul - 130, 71 Lightfoot, Betty - 130, 15 Ligon, Mary - 130 Long, Jessie - 130 Long, Zoe - 130, 61 Lukens, Julie - 130 Luzader, Sandra - 130 McCarroll, Russell - 130, 49, 23, 70 McClintock, Douglas - 130 McCord, Joyce - 130 McCord, Marcy - 130 McCord, Philip - 131 McGillen, Chris - 131, 42 McIntyre, Judy - 131 McKee, Sharon - 131 McKim, Marcia - 131 McLaughlin, Anita - 131 McLaughlin, Halford - 131, 76, 71 McMahan, Barbara - 131 McVey, William - 131 Mahoney, Ronald - 131, 76, 70 Maley, Robert - 131, 76 Manzenberger, Neil - 131, 61, 49 Margison, Jeannie - 131 Mason, Steve - 131 Mathews, William - 131 Mattes, Samuel - 131 Mattingly, Tim - 131 Merritt, Dennis - 131 Miller, Anita - 131, 18, 30 Miller, David - 131 Miller, Roger - 131, 76, 75, 11, 78 Milligan, Diane - 131 Montgomery, Cynthia - 131 Murdock, Nancy - 131 Murray, Emily - 131 Nash, Nancy - 131, 64, 48 Newby, Joy - 131 Nicholson, Donald - 131 Nicholson, Larry - 131 Norrod, Collene - 131 O ' Bryant, Shirley - 131 Ogle, Michael - 131, 76, 70 Olsen, Susan - 131 Orebaugh, Bill - 131, 88 Ortwein, Kathy - 131 Otis, Bradford - 131 Penry, Fred - 131 Perkins, Pamela - 131 Pike, Judith - 131 Pine, Candance - 131, 48 Pletcher, James - 131 Potter, Michael - 131 Powell, Gregory - 131, 76 Powers, Priscilla - 131 Prather, Connie - 131 Pressler, Dennis - 131, 126, 19, 88 Purvis, Robert - 131 Rariden, Janet - 131 Rariden, Lynn - 131 Records, Frank - 131 Rees, David - 131 Remley, Dianne - 131 Rent, Brenda - 131 Reynolds, Lynda - 131 Rice, June - 131 Richardson, Connie - 131 Richwine, Linda - 131 Riddle, Jerry - 131 Riggs, Stephen - 131 Riopelle, Russell - 131 Rittman, Robert - 132 Rittman, William - 132 Robbins, Cheryl - 132 Robbins, Patricia - 132 Robertson, Karen - 132 Robinson, Janet - 132 Rodecap, David - 132 Roland, Alice - 132 Rosenbaum, Robert - 132, 126, 61 Russell, John - 132 Salatin, Pam - 132, 64, 48 Saylor, Carolyn - 132 Schneider, Susan - 132 Schuckers, Phillip - 132 Schuster, Susan - 132 Sears, Richard - 132, 59, 42 Sefton, Tom - 132 Shearer, Margaret - 132, 61, 49 Shepard, Pete - 132 Simpson, Phil - 132 Singer, David - 132, 71 Skinner, William - 132, 96, 45, 42 Smith, Fred - 132 Smith, John - 132, 64, 49, 23 Smith, Marlys - 132 Smith, Robert - 132 Snider, Sharon - 132 Solid, Charlene - 132 Soverns, John - 132, 71 Spilman, Steffani - 132, 28, 15, 49 Spitzmesser, Howard - 132, 83 Stahl, Christina - 132 Staley, Vicki - 132 Stanley, Charlotte - 132 Steele, Barbara - 132, 42 Steele, Janice - 132 Sterner, Kathy - 132 Steve, Bill - 132 Steves, William - 132 Stewart, Craig - 132, 59 Stiers, Stanley - 132 Stiner, Darrell - 132, 49 Stiner, Martha - 132, 48 Swank, John - 132 Swing, Janet - 132 Summer, Garry - 133 Sutton, Janice - 133 Tappan, Mary - 133, 10, 61, 48, 42 Taylor, Keith - 133, 70 Teagardin, Tom - 133, 76 Thompson, David - 133, 49, 23 Thompson, William - 133 Thorneburg, Harold - 133 Todd, James - 133 Todd, Susan - 133 Troesken, Diana - 133 Tucker, Ronald - 133, 61, 48 Tumulty, Linda - 133 Turnquist, Johanna - 133 Van Horn, Karen - 133 Van Matre, John - 133 Vest, Nancy - 133 Voss, Terry - 133 Wagner, Raleigh - 133 Walsh, Michael - 133 Wasson, William - 133 Watkins, Kathryn - 133 Watson, James - 133, 8 Watson, Sharon - 133, 48 Weaver, Beverly - 133 Welker, Loren - 133 Wells, Elizabeth - 133 Wertz, Vicki - 133 Whipple, William - 133 Whisler, Vicki - 133 Williams, Jerry - 133 Williams, Jo Ann - 133 Williams, Johnny - 133 Williams, Ralph - 133 Wise, Joe - 133 Wood, Susan - 133 Woods, Tom - 133, 23 Woolman, Francis - 133 Wright, Donita - 133, 61 Yarling, Mary Beth - 133, 61 Yunker, Ellen - 133 Freshmen Beeson, Lanonna - 135 Bertram, David - 135, 85 Bevelhimer, Harry - 135, 81 Bhalla, Ambika - 135 Birch, John - 135 Black, Jan - 135 Blackman, Kenneth - 135 Bloyd, Timothy - 135 Boaz, George - 135, 49 Boicourt, Leanne - 135 Borden, George - 135, 85 Boswell, Patricia - 135 Boyd, Harry - 135 Boyer, William - 135, 85 Bradnick, Dara - 135 Branch, Glenda - 135 Brandt, Susan - 135 Braingan, Robert - 135 Breedlove, Ned - 135 Breese, Janice - 135 Brissenden, Dorie - 135 Brougher, Kathleen - 135 Brown, Cheryl - 135 Brown, Patricia - 135 Brown, Ronald - 135 Brown, Stephen - 135 Burke, Patricia - 135, 69 Burkett, David - 135, 51 Busby, Cinda - 135 Busby, Dixie - 135 Bute, Gary - 135, 70, 85 Cain, Marilyn - 135 Campbell, Vic - 135, 77, 81 Campbell, William - 135, 71 Carlisle, David - 135 Carpenter, Penny - 135 Carr, Don - 135, 77, 81 Case, Don - 135, 77 Case, Nancy - 135 Caswell, Connie - 135 Cauffman, Diana - 135 Chambers, Thomas - 135 Chapman, Myron - 135, 51 Christenson, Kathy - 135 Clemons, Linda - 135 Coates, Ronald - 135, 77 Cockrill, Michael - 135 Cole, Judith - 135 Collins, Jim - 135, 51, 42 Colliver, Keith - 135, 85 Combes, Terry - 135 Combes, Marvin - 135 Conner, Brad - 135 Cook, Steven - 135, 81 Cooper, Rebecca - 135 Corytain, Michael - 135 Cotton, Cynthia - 135 Cox, Lester - 135 Creek, Rebecca - 136 Critser, Iris - 136 Cromer, Vivian - 136 Crosley, Ricky - 136 Crowley, Kathy - 136 Dale, Nancy - 136 Danner, Michael - 136 Daugherty, Sharon - 136 Davis, Karen - 136 Davis, Sandra - 136 Delong, Frank - 136 Delph, Steven - 136, 85 Detienne -Patricia - 136 Detienne, Shirley - 136 Dew, Karen - 136, 49 Dillie, Ann - 136 Dishmond, Brenda - 136 Dixon, James - 136 Doenges, Jim - 136, 10, 85 Dovey, Diana - 136 Dowell, Sharon - 136 Draper, Beverly - 136 Drost, Mary - 136 Dulin, Judy - 136 Dunkin, Craig - 136, 77 Dunwiddie, Sharon - 136 Dwyer, Peggy - 136 Dykes, Patricia - 136 Earley, Linda - 136, 49 Edmundson, James - 136, 42 Edwards, Eric - 136, 77 Eidson, Judith - 136, 22 Eldridge, Karlene - 136 Ellis, Keith - 136 Ellis, Laura - 136 Elsten, Nancy - 136 Eppards, Charles - 136 Felts, Willard - 136 Fine, Patricia - 136 146 Fisher, Connie - 136 Fitzsimmons, John - 136 Flath, Ruth - 136 Flowers, Deanna - 136 Folsom, James - 136 Fosnot, Joe - 136 Fouts, Shirley - 136, Fowler, Keith - 136, 49 Fraser, Janet - 136 Frauman, Kenneth - 136, 77, 81 Frazier, Lynn - 136 French, Gary - 136, 85 Fricke, Gregg - 136 Fulcher, Steve - 136 Fuller, Stephen - 136 Furnace, Pamela - 136, 63 Ganger, Mary Ann - 136 Gelling, Jane - 136 Gemberling, Gloria - 136 Gimple, Peggy - 136 Givens, Jim - 136 Glazer, Jay - 137, 77 Goddard, Michael - 137, 77 Gold, Bob - 137 Graham, Judith - 137 Graham, Wanda - 137 Gray, Diana - 137 Gray, Marilyn - 137 Green, Mary - 137 Griffen, Lizann - 137, 42, 19 Grimes, John - 137 Guthrie, Roberta - 137 Gwaltney, Pamela - 137 Hacker, Sandra - 137 Hall, Diana - 137 Hall, James - 137 Hall, Toni Lee - 137 Hamm, Cynthia - 137 Hammong, Georgeann - 137 Hancock, Colleen - 137 Hanlou, Janie - 137 Harless, Kathleen - 137 Harrison, Jay - 137 Hartley, MaDonna - 137 Havens, Tim - 137 Heater, Mary - 137 Heffin, David - 137 Hennings, Jan - 137, 42 Henricks, Stephen - 137, 77 Hensler, Carol - 137 Hensley, Nancy - 137 Heritage, Rick - 137, 51 Hiatt, Joyce - 137 Hiday, Bruce - 137 Hill, Sandra - 137 Hilligoss, Rebecca - 137 Hitz, Pat - 137, 69 Hobson, Steven - 137 Hollingsworth, Kathryn - 137 Hopper, Linda - 137 Hopping, David - 137, 77 Hostetler, Mary D. - 137 Hostetler, Mary E. - 137 Howell, Ernesteen - 137, 49 Howenstine, David - 137, 49 Hudson, Danny - 137 Hudson, Joan - 138 Hudson, Linda - 138 Hudson, Merrellen - 138 Hudson, Paul - 138 Hughel, Thomas 138 Hughes, Randall - 138 Hulse, Jack - 138, 77 Hunnel, Linda - 138 Hunnicutt, Linda - 138 Hunter, Pamela - 138 Huston, Charles - 138 Hutchinson, Paul - 138 Imel, Dennis - 138 Jackson, Judy - 138 Jackson, Larry - 138 Jackson, Mildred - 138 Jackson, Norman - 138, 77, 49 Jackson, Terrill - 138 James, Jay - 138, 81 James, Jenny - 138 Jacques, Jerry - 138, 77, 81 Jenkins, Jimmie - 138 Johnson, Cynthia - 138 Johnson, John - 138 Johnson, Joyce - 138 Johnston, Carolyn - 138 Jones, Candance - 138, 49 Jones, Donald - 138, 77, 85 Jones, Judith - 138 Jones, Melanie - 138 Jones, Patricia - 138 Jones, Richard - 138 Jones, Samuel - 138, 85 Julius, Gary - 138, 77 Kahle, Marsha - 138 Kelley, Patrick - 138, 134, 77, 42, 81 Kelley, Richard - 138 Kelley, Lawerence - 138, 51 Kellum, Kathy - 138 Key, Nelda - 138 Kimble, Marjorie - 138, 42 Kinciad, Camille - 138 Kingery, Marsha - 138 Kingsbury, Charlotte - 138 Kinsey, Kay - 138 Knepp, Jay - 139 Knopp, Cathie - 139 Koob, Larry - 139, 85 Kuch, Rebecca - 139, 18 Kufeldt, Kristina - 139 Lame, Sherry - 139 Landaker, Sandy - 139 Landes, Carol - 139 Lane, Ronald - 139 Largent, Jerry - 139, 83 Larson, Leslie - 139 Lauderbaugh, Don - 139 Lemaster, Carroll - 139 Lenne, Linda - 139 Lindzy, Marcie - 139 Litchfield, Nancy - 139 Livingston, Brenda - 139 Looper, Anna - 139 Loser, Kenny - 139 Loy, Linda - 139 Lucas, Eve - 139, 60 McCarty, Merry - 139 McColloum, Barbara - 139 McConathy, Rita - 139 McConnell, Karen - 139 McCord, Pam - 139 McCoy, Cathy -139 McCoy, Karen - 139 McElhoe, Chris - 139, 49 McMahan, Jane - 139 McMahan, Michaela - 139 McVicker, Robert - 139, 77, 81 Macintire, Judy - 139 Maguire, Larry - 139, 77 Markle, Sandra - 139 Marshall, Tom - 139 Marshall, Darlene - 139 Martin, Vicky - 139 Mathews, Connie - 139 Matney, Linda - 139 Matter, Kathryn - 139 Mauck, Anza - 139, 69 Mauck, Janet - 139 Mauck, Sherry - 139 Meek, Marsha - 139 Metzger, Linda - 139 Metzing, Larry - 139 Mier, Linda - 139 Miller, Diana - 140 Miller, Leila - 140 Monroe, David - 140 Moody, Paul - 140, 81 Moore, Gary - 140 Morgan, Larry - 140 Morgan, Bill - 140 Morris, David - 140, 77 Mosley, Jim - 140 Mullins, Judy - 140 Murray, Michael - 140, 77, 42 Neal, Jerry - 140, 51 Neeley, Sherry - 140 Nemyer, Joyce - 140 Norris, Ricky - 140 Norton, Terry - 140 Ogle, Michael - 140 Oughton, Nancy - 140 Overlin, Becky - 140 Page, Barbara - 140 Page, Becky - 140 Parker, Margaret - 140 Patterson, Joseph - 140 Patterson, Judith - 140 Paul, Stephen - 140 Payne, Skip - 140 Perkins, Martha - 140 Perry, Kay - 140 Peters, Ethlyn - 140 Phillips, Kay - 140 Pierce, Joe - 140 Pine, Sharon - 140 Pitts, James - 140, 77 Pittsford, Becky - 140 Plew, Becky - 140 Plovick, Paul - 140 Plummer, Glen Bill - 140 Plummer, Ricky - 140 Poffenbarger, Jane - 140 Poore, Richard - 140 Presser, John - 140 Price, Steven - 140, 71 Pryor, Susan - 140 Pugsley, Bill - 140 Ragan, Linda - 140 Raison, Sharon - 140 Remsey, Dana - 140 Ratliff, Robert - 140 Reed, Vicki - 141 Regenold, Jane - 141 Renfio, James - 141 Rhodes, Margo - 141 Richardson, Terry - 141, 49 Richey, Karon - 141 Richwine, Robert - 141, 83 Riggins, Gary - 141 Rinker, Barbara - 141, 49 Risinger, Diane - 141 Rithchison, Cindy - 141 Roark, Jill - 141 Robinette, Kenneth - 141, 77 Robinson, Michael - 141, 77, 42, 85 Rodeman, Donald - 141 Roland, Connie - 141 Rosner, Shirely - 141, 63, 49 Ruggles, Cheryl - 141 Russell, Judy - 141 Russell, Susan - 141 Rye, Madiline - 141 Safford, Sue - 141 Sailors, David - 141, 85 Saltstrom, Larry - 141 Sanders, Paul - 141 Sawyer, Sandra - 141 Scantland, Linda - 141 Schneider, Kenneth -141 Schooler, Joan - 141 Settlemire, Karen - 141 Shaffer, Jean - 141 Shank, Thomas - 141 Sharp, Marjorie - 141 Shelton, Eupharsia - 141 Sheppard, Mary - 141 Siktberg, Fred - 141 Simkin, Eileen - 141 Simmons, Larry - 141 Simmons, Sandra - 141 Simpson, Phil - 141, 85 Sloane, Todd - 141 Smelser, Larry - 141 Smethers, Jack - 141 Smith, Carolyn - 141 Smith, Jean - 141 Smith, Polly - 141 Smith, Ronald - 141 Snowden, Joe - 141, 77, 81 Spall, Barbara - 141 Sparks, Douglas - 141, 77, 42, 85 Spoo, Penny - 141 Stamm, Karen - 141 Stamm, Margie - 141 Stamm, Ruth - 141 Stamper, Bob - 141, 77, 85 Stanley, Terry - 141 Stansberry, David - 141 Stephens, Herman - 141, 77 Stephenson, Nickie - 141, 28 Stevens, Fred - 141 Stevenson, James - 142 Stickler, Steve - 142, 23 Stinson, Peggy - 142, 49 Stohler, Mike - 142, 77, 81 Stoner, Dennis - 142, 71 Strong, Diana - 142 Stroup, Joe - 142, 77 Sullivan, Jim - 142, 42 Sutton, Dianna - 142 Swan, Sue - 142, 134, 42, 19 Swank, Philip - 142, 49 Talbert, Joyce - 142 Tatman, Michael - 142 Taylor, Anita - 142 Taylor, Kent - 142 Thomas, Linda - 142 Thomas, Mary - 142 Thomas, Phil - 142 Tilton, Ann - 142 Toombs, Richard - 142 Towler, Phil - 142, 49, 81 Trueblood, David - 142 Tucker, Mike - 142, 77 Turner, Jayne - 142 Turner, Marjorie - 142 Turner, Ty - 142 Utley, Michael - 142 Utley, Shirley - 142 VanOsdol, Jim - 142 VasBinder, Phyllis - 142 Vogel, Nancy - 142 Vrouvas, Nick - 142, 77 Wagoner, Helen - 142, 42 Wallace, BUI - 142 Wallace, Danny - 142 Wallace, Richard - 142 Wampler, Linda - 142 Weathers, Donald - 142 Weaver, Dewitt - 142 Webb, Arlene - 142 Webb, Kay - 142 Webb, Nona - 142 Weidner, Randall - 142 Welker, Connie - 142 Wertz, Dick - 142 Wheat, Cynthia - 142 White, Shirley - 142 Whitehead, Jane - 142, 28 Whitehurst, Larry - 143 Whitesel, Allen - 143 Whitney, Beth - 143 Wihelbrink, Martha - 143 WUhoite, Ruth - 143 WUkinson, Jane - 143 WUliams, Bette - 143 WUliams, Gloria - 143 WUliams, Harry - 143 WUson, Carolyn - 143 Winiger, Margaret - 143 Witham, Anna - 143 Wood, Jeff - 143, 81 Wood, Sharon - 143 Woolman, Charlotte - 143 Worster, Paula - 143 Wright, Charles - 143 Wright, Glenda - 143 Yanik, Becky - 143 Young, Katherine - 143 Young, Marilyn - 143 NOT PICTURED Barker, Paul Carner, Brad Carter, Kathy Graves, Vicki Keller, Monte Lawrence, Larry Lloyd, Nancy Looper, Anna McClaron, Deanna McMahan, Micheala Peters, George Rairden, Sheryle Sanders, Paul Shearer, Patricia Shoot, Rick Stanley, Marvin Tatman, Michael Van Metre, Steve White, Karen White, Sharon Whitesel, Allen Whitney, Beth WUliams, Gloria 147 Acknowledgements The Annual Staff would like to express its appreciation to everyone who has contributed to the publishing of the 1962 TREASURE CHEST. Without their help we would ne¬ ver have been able to finish the job. For pictures, thanks goes to Russell Forkner, Doyle Fox, Anderson Newspapers, the JOLLY ROGER staff, and Mark Moore; for correcting write-ups to Mrs. Simmons; and for advice on good yearbook practices to Richard Briar and Doyle Fox. THE ANNUAL STAFF Co-Editors.Jan Jones Julie Turnquist Assistant Editor. Jama Doenges Copy. Jo Anne Jerram Joyce Ehle Bonnie Coyner Mary Haines Susie McMahan Layout.Eleanor Snyder Jan Palmer Index.Jane Highsmith Typing.Karen Birkinbine Ann Whitehead Pictures. Helen Birt Photography. Jack Henricks Bob Larmore Artwork.Mandy Wellborn Sports.Lucky Deck Bill Baughn Business.Beverly Friend Margaret Bales Advisor. Mr. Joseph Mitchell I i I 148