Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1964 volume:

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We were loud, boisterous, and un- bearable at timesg yet our cause was g o o d -- school spirit. ROWDY Frequently, we es- c aped the gaiety of the crowd and found solace in the calmness of our minds. With a friend or perhaps alone, we were able to think more clearly and evaluate more precisely in an interlude of silence. 6 TENSE. RELAXED There is a strange sensation of fear which became familiar to each ofus. It became most common duringa crucial point of a game. We learned to act in a crisis. We took defeat with a stiff courage and victory with an open smile. When we relaxed, we were the very happ- iest people alive. We often exchanged the thoughts of an unpleas- ant previous hour for li v e ly conversation. We made friends and conquered the blues in these hours. CAREFREE . . 9111 Participation in e x t r a - x i -2 curricular activities brought our gayest mom- ents. We often rollicked tg, yy T and frisked, giving our i time and energy to the clubs we represented. They were an asset to . l,i W our growth--a vitamin. a,i,A vatvt PV its If we parts g o e s never Xl R Ei? have played our well, the credit to thos e who let us down. SERIOUS . We mourned the death of a great President.. 8 'K 'NF AIHHSOR5'BOARID I' omas McAllister, Keith Bronnenberg, and Fredrick Fisher ADMINISTRATION TRUSTEE Horace Hays IO PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Class of '64 Duty, Honor, Country Duty, Honor, Country . . . Those three hallowed words reverently dictate what you want to be, what you can be, and what you will be . . . These are some of the things they build: They build you basic character, they teach you to be proud and unbending in honest failure, but humble and gentle in success, not to substitute words for action, not to seek the path of comfort, but to face the stress and spur of difficulty and chall- enge, to learn to stand up in the storm, but to have compassion on those who fail, to master yourself before you seek to master others, to have a heart that is clean, a goal that is high, to learn to laugh, yet never for- gethow to weep, to reach into the future, yet never neglect the past, to be serious, yet never take yourself too seriously, to be modest so that you will remember the sim- plicity of true greatness, the open mind of true wisdom, the meekness of true strength. They create in your heart the sense of won- der, the unfailing hope of what next, and the joy and inspiration of life. Your friend, Mah 2? WWA Mr. Smith Asst. Principal Social Studies Mr. Hunter Mr. Keller Head Coach Asst. Coach Drivers Training Phys. Education Phys. Education Social Studies ML FACULTY Business Education Mrs. Niequist Mr. Garrison Mrs. Flatt English Guidance Counselor Home Economics Agriculture Phys. Education g,-,,al 5352! Mr. Markle Mr. Harrison Mr. Gurtner Mathematics Art Music Health FACULTY Mr. M Oore Science -in QHQ-6, Miss Simmermon Mr. Jackson Librarian Drafting Science Shop Mrs. Boone English Social Studies Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Hardin Mrs. Beckner First Grade First Grade Second Grade MARKLEVILLE GRADE SCHOOL FACULTY Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Ebbert Mrs. Maines Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade e4 H hn W5 in .l,fH'1jZQ2f Mrs. Thornburg Mr. Miller Mrs. Helm Sixth Grade Seventh Grade Music old 'aff f 141 . I A 'I ' 7 ' ' ' 54453464 Yeah, it's nice, but I wanted a teddy bear. ON CAVMOG Oh, boy, here comes the Good Humor man! - '-'su This hypothesis seems correct on the basis of the evidence you've pre- sented. All right, who put the glue on the desk? And I was voted most likely to be a donut- dunker. Oh, the thigh bone's connected to the hip bone. M gf 3' I , g f L. . .- V ,k, : ge Mr. Creason Mr. Teeters Principal, Eighth Grade Seventh Grade FALL CREEK HEIGHT FACULTY Mrs. Moore Fourth Grade Mrs. Farthing Fifth Grade Mrs. Hunt Mrs. Whiteman Third Grade Second Grade Mrs. Johns Sixth Grade Mrs. Ballenger First Grade we 1 Q ,al SECRETARY--Mrs. Jamalee Creason MARKLEVILLE STAFF 0Nl'RGf ISV DOOR JANITORS--Mr. Sz Mrs. Glen Ebbert, Mr. 1 L a 5, D . , V, , 5 V .kj 1 ,4,m,-iv Maxx .. I-1 1 , 5 .w,.ff-f. 'fgffw z5?N3.,gg N .M +r .gifiia gms? '35 4 , Q Fw, . Q .. MW Q ,..,,f:s an-f -i .-1-f -- ,. N .,,. - 'A - ..,, J 41 .bs 2-.8 -- -. sv.: :ww-iq - I ' I .fr -:g1,,,:f.yv,,zmn, A + V- .. .,,.. X Qffiefqis Ash McKay COOKS--Mrs. Ruth Williams, Mrs. Florence Braden, BUS DRIVERS--John Ent, Tom Chapman, Joe Best, Dick Townsend Earl Gustin Herman Scott, Jim Stoh- Mrs. Flora Sparks , , ler, and Jesse Simmerman. 17 N W e K K V V --v-' 52515 ., L ' Yi '- f vwvfff' iw ffm f N , , my Q-13, . 'HC Z 2 lF ,Q , ,F-? f dwg , ma -,K 5 wry., A aw, . 4-of-xv. . ,Nagy ,H .. .age -f A . V ft W 'T mini -f , , M, .w COOKS- - Maxine Hunter, Margaret JANITOR- -John Ent Bronnenburg, and Freda. Milburn. FALL CREEK During the noon hour rush! STAFF xy xi ' if 4' I '-N I It's 9.11 in a day's work! 18 SENIGRS Don Stephen--Vice Presidentg Sandy Sipes--Treasurerg Mr. Garrison--Sponsor Tinka Sonoff Secretary, Gary Kinsey- - President. E IOR MIKE ABNEY Track 1,2. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. 4-H 1. BUTCH BAKER Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 4. ARABIAN staff- Editor 4. Baseball 2,3, 4. Track3,4. Cross Country 3. Basket- ba111,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3. Dramatics Award 4. Drafting Award 2. Class Vice Pres. 3. Boy's State 3. Dance Band 3. Band 3. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Fest. 3,4. Projectionist 4. District Music Contest 3. State Music Contest 3. Barbershop Quartet 3,4. DENNIS BANKS F. F.A. 1,2. Honart 2,3,4. Baseball 1,2. Track 1, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country 1,2. Basketball 1,2. 4-H 1,2. WAYNE BIRCH F.F.A. 1. chorus 3,4. 4-H 1. Our present advancement is onl a prelude- DIANE CLEM F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2. Pep Club 1, 2. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 2,3,4. DICK CREASON Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Fest. 2,3. 4-H 1. Student Man- ager 1,2. KENNY CRISWELL Honart 2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 4. FRANCES DECKER Science Club 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. 4-H 1,2,3,4. - fl., , .1,,1,,ff-.az.zzl.z.ffe.:llmai7f. ., ,,., , BEVERLY DEMPSEY F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ARABIAN Subscriptions Manager 4. Prom. Comm. 3. F.H.A. Queen Attend- ant 2. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. 4-H 1. Car Check Queen Attend- ant 3. CONNIE EMSWILLER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A.1,2,3,4. chorus 4. Cur acting began twelve years ago-and f J EANNE FISH ER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Queen 2. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. PAT FRAZIER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1. Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 1,2,3. BILL FOUST F. F.A. 3, 4. Honart 2,3,4. Track 1. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. 4-H 1,2. TIM GRANDISON Baseball 1,2,3. Track 1,3,4. Cross Country 1, 2, 3 . Basketball 1,2. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. 4-H 1. LANA HARLOW F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Science Club 4. Pep Club 1,2,3. HI TIMES Asst. Ed. 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Typing Award 3. Dance Band 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Fest. 4. 4-H 1,2. MIKE HINEMAN F.F.A. 2,4. Class Play Committee 3. progress presents a challenge. t - is -n spfya.2 i . LONNY HUNTER Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 4. CATHY JACKEY F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3. Pep Club 1,2,3. HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. GREGORY JONES Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 4. DAVE KING Track 1. Chorus 4. TSX HAROLD KING F. F.A. 2,3,4. GARY KINSEY F.F.A. 1,2,3. Science Club 4. Student Council 3,4. Track 1,2. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Pres. 3,4. Chorus l,2,4. State Choral Fest. 3,4. 4-H 1. Projectionist1,2,3. Agri- culture Award 2. District Music Con- test 3. State Music Contest 3. Barber- shop Quartet 3,4. May We have Wisdom to understand- BILL MARKLE HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 4. Dance Band 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 3,4. State Choral Fest. 4. 4-H 1. Projectionist 3,4. ELLA MAY MCCLELLAND F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 3,4. Pep Club 4. HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 4. KATHY MCCORMACK F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Honart 2,3,4. Honor Society 2,3, 4. Pep Club 1, 2,3,4. Student Council 2. ARABIAN Business Manager 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Girls' State 3. Dance Band 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Fest. 3,4. District Music Contest 3,4. State Music Contest 3. Girls Trio 3. JOE MCDUFFEE Honart 2,3,4. Cheerleader 3. Track 1. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 1,2,3. MONTA MINTON F.H.A. 1 , 2, 3, 4. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. JANICE MORGAN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. ,KM-aw W9 and grace to fulfill the challenge EVELYN MURRAY F.H.A.1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Science Club 4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus l,2,3. 4-H 1,2,3. ROBERT PADGETT ARABIAN Staff-Photographer 4. HI TIMES Staff 4. Baseball 1,2. Track 2. Basketball 1,2. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 2. 4-H 1,2,3. Projectionist 4. ANN PASKO G.A.A.1,2. Pep C1ub1,2,3,4. HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1, 4-H 1. CINDY pEDERsoN F.11A.1,2,3,4. G.A.A 4. H0nart2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 4. Chorus 2,3,4. PEGGY PHILLIPS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3. Pep Club 1,2,3. Homecoming Queen 3. Prom Court 3. Class Play 4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. GLENDA POTEET MLA. 2,3,4. G.A.A. 4. chorus 4. of the progress made thus far. RUTH ANN POTTORFF F.H.A. 1,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HI TIMES staff 4. Class Play 3, 4. Girls' State Alternate 3. Dance Band 2,3,4. Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Chorus 4. 4-H 1,2,3. MARJORIE RHODUS F.H.A. 2,3,4. Pep Club 2,3. Chorus 4. GLEN ROBERTSON F.F.A. 1,2. Honart 2,3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. MELANIE SANDEFUR F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A.1,2,4. HonorSo- ciety 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2. HI TIMES Editor 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play Comm. 3. Typing Award 3. Class V.P. 2, Treas. 3. Dance Band 2,3. Chorus 1,2,3,4. Shorthand Award 3. BETTY SCHULTE F.H.A.1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2. Honart 2,3, 4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Art Award 2. RAY SEAL Honart 2,3, 4. Track 1,2,4. Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. 4-H 1. The Wise will heed the challenge z,-1 ,',,f ff.: . ---,f..ff.::mmmmm., w.w:s.aM.:m..m.:.. MARGARET SHELTON F.H.A. 1,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Honor So- ciety 2,3,4. HI TIMES Staff 4. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Dance Band 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 3,4. 4-H 1,2,3,4. SANDY SI'PES Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 3. Class Play 3. Dra- matics Award 3. Math Award 2. Home Ec. Award 1. Class Treas. 4. Dance Ba.nd2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1. Li- brarian3. Honor Award 2. Outstanding Freshman Award. TINKA SONOFF F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Honart 2,3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Candidate 1. Prom Court 3. F.H.A. Queen 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Sec. 2,3,4. Girls' State Al- ternate 3. Boy's 4-H 1,2,3,4. DONALD STEPHEN Science Club 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. MathAward 1. Drafting Award 1. Class V.P. 4. DEE ANN STOHLER F.H.A.1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Science Club 4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Student Council 2,3,4. Cheer- leader 4. ARABIAN Staff-Asst. Editor 4. Prom Queen 3. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Math Award 2. Latin Award 2. Biology Award 1. Class Pres. 2. Class Sec. 1. Class Treas. 1. Gir1's State 3. Chorus 1,2,3. 4-H 1. Math Ach. 1. Latin Ach. 2. SHARON STOHLER F.rLA. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 3,4. Pep Club 3,4. HITIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus l,2,3,4. b increased learning. MAXIN E WALKER F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 3. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 4. MILLIE WALKER F.l-LA. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 3. Pep Club 1,2, 3. Student Council 1. Cheerleader 1. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Class Sec. 2. Class Treas. 2. Chorus 2,3,4. State Choral Fest. 4. LINDA WILKINS F.11A 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3. Pep Club 1,2,3. Homecoming Candidate 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3,4. HOWARD WILLIAMS F.F.A. 1. Science Club 4. Honor So- ciety 2,3,4. Trackl,2,3,4. Cross Coun- try 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Class Play 3,4. Dramatics Award 3. Class V.P. 1. Boys' State Alternate 3. 4-H 1,3,4. .a:a.a ifas,,,.nzwa.,... ,.,f Sem, ..,., ., M.. ,,i.',v...a,.ifw.t....,.u in-lm.-AW. ACTIVITIES Q Prom Queen--Dee Ann Stohler Attendant--Tinka. Sonoff JR.-SR. PROM Attendant Peggy Phillips ,PWM I K ' vl,g,f .N Q -f .5 , 45 fd x X ' :ff In 'V+ 'X , ,V-A ao ,V 7, xx X K Y 4- K ff EX W gt Nz KW 1 L If The 1963 Junior- Senior Prom was held on May 10, at the Hotel Roberts in Muncie. The theme of Moonlight and Roses was carried out by red and pink nosegays and nut cups that accented the tables. The evening began with a banquet and program. A toast was given by the Junior class president, Gary Kinsey. Later music was supplied by The Astronauts . The evening then came to a climax when Dee Ann Stohler was crowned queen. Tinka Sonoff and Peggy Phillips completed the court. This was a highlight of our high school days and truly 'an evening to remember'. A cffediii it N. -- .U , 5 , , - , Q 3 1 31 j Jax Y 1 - f at Y Ln.: .nm V ,. AI.. 6 q 5 Seniors--Gary Kinsey and Linda Wilkins, Juniors-- Larry Bennett and Nelda Schulte, Sophomores-- Fred Fisher and the queen, Jane Ann Jackey, escort, Buddy Padgett and last year's queen, Peggy Phillips, Freshmen--Randy Keesling HOMECOMI The 1963 Homecoming was held December 7, at our home game with Middletown. The theme of Winter Wonderland was carried out by awhite snowman with a traditional black silkhat and abutton nose. Music was supplied by the Dance Band. The queen's throne was a sleigh covered in red and accented with snow. Jane Ann Jackey, Sophomore candidate, made a lovely queen. Her court included Linda Wilkins, Senior candidateg Nelda Schulte, Junior candidate, and Janice Williams, Freshmen candidate. The girls were radiant in their holiday colors of red, blue, and gold. This was truly a highlight of our holiday season. and Janice Williams. Nik? The crowning of Jane Jackey as 1963 Homecoming The processional was headed by the new queen and Queen! Fred Fisher escorted the queen while Peggy followed by Peggy Phillips, last year's queen, escorted Phillips placed the crown on her head. by Buddy Padgett. 33 FRESHMAN Held: September 18, 1963 at Markleville High School Gym INITIATION fl Anglo r ROW I: Barbara Stephen, Ainsley Rich, Linda Williams, Diana Clem, Dee Markle, Kathy Fisher, Dorinda Boles, Peggy Phillips, Linda Wilkins, Dee Ann Stohler, Jackie Johnson, Brenda Burke, Nancy Banks, Debbie Gilley, Brenda Smith, Janice Dempsey, Karen Wiles, Anita Brown. ROW II: Maxine Walker, Connie Emswiller, Janice Morgan, Evelyn Murray, Jeanne Fisher, Melanie Sandefur, Kathy McCormack, Millie Walker, Sharon Stohler, Beverly Dempsey--Pres., Monta Minton--V.P., Wanda Hardy--Sec., Nelda Schulte--Trea., Ruth Ann Pottorff, Margaret Shelton, Tinka Sonoff, Cindy Pederson, Ella May McClelland, Betty Schulte. ROW III: Marjorie Rhodus, Glenda Poteet, Pat Frazier, Pat Webb, Darlene Clark, Carolyn Mullikin, Linda Schuyler, Claudia Norris, Karin Bronnen- berg, Linda Fath, Pam Reeder, Michelle Prentice, Terry Hood, Cheryl Fesmire, Mary Cox, Brenda Todd, Connie Mauzy, Donna Cox, Linda Branham, Vickie Cole, Janice Williams, Lynn Huffman. ROW IV: Mary Lowder, Sharon Elrod, Lana Harlow, Pat Bronnenberg, Linda Dempsey, Mary Wheatley, Kathie Bronnenberg, Debbie Stohler, Pam Markle, Beth Bennett, Theresa Randolph, Debbie Needler, Mrs. Flatt-Sponsor, Deeann Kinsey, Janene Broshar, Debbie Snideman, Madonna Julian, Edith Barney, Marilyn Dickey, Penny Forney, Judy Littrell, Louise Clem. SCIENCE CLUB ROW I: Jay Chapman, Greg Jones, Howard Williams, Dave Downing, Bill Risley, Ron Sayers, Steve Banks, Bob Collier, Duane Milburn, Gary Kinsey, Joe Kuklenski, Larry Bennett, Don Stephen. ROW II: Dee Ann Stohler, Lynn Huffman, Donna Cox, Edith Barney, Deeann Kinsey, Wanda Hardy, Marilyn Dickey, Sandy Sipes--Sec. and Trea., Mr. Moore-Sponsor, Darryl Gustin--Pres., Lonnie Hunter--V.P., Evelyn Murray, Sharon Elrod, Frances Decker, Pat Frazier, Pat Webb, Lana Harlow, Ruth Ann Pottorff. ROW I: David Richardson, Harold King--Trea., Bill Risley--Pres., Tom Fath--V.P., Bill Foust--Sec., Mike Hine- man. ROW II: Dan Noland, Sterling Van Matre, Mike Prentice, Mr. Garrison--Sponsor, Stanley Rhodus, Carl Corbin, Terry Minton. ROW III: Ronnie Martin, Rex Roach, Wayne Pasko, Bob Huggins, John Minton, Phil Ray, Von Smith. 4' S' 4 V 'd r A ' My 'cv my, X 7 X A F F A SL G A A ' ' ff ffm .... Y' S X .i ROW I: Betty Sapp, Darlene Clark, Carolyn Mullikin, Brenda Burke, Nancy Banks, Jane Schell, Mary Wheatley. it ROW II: Connie Emswiller, Janice Morgan, Evelyn Murray, Dee Ann Stohler, Jeanne Fisher, Melanie Sandefur, Kathy McCormack, Jane Ann Jackey--Pres., Wanda Hardy--V.P., Virginia Williams--Sec., Kathie Bronnenberg- Trea., Ella May McClelland, Ruth Ann Pottorff, Tinka Sonoff, Cindy Pederson, Margaret Shelton, Monta Minton, Sharon Stohler. ROW III: Connie Mauzy, Linda Branham, Brenda Todd, Cheryl Fesmire, Terry Hood, Mary Cox, Pam Reeder, Linda Fath, Michelle Prentice, Linda Schuyler, Claudia Norris, Vici Abney, Vivianne Sandefur, Debbie Snideman, Janene Broshar, Kathy Fisher, Donna Cox, Barbara Stephen. ROW IV: Vickie Cole, Glenda Poteet, Lana Harlow, Beth Bennett, Pam Markle, Debbie Stohler, Theresa Randolph, Penny Forney, Marilyn Dickey, Madonna Julian, Deeann Kinsey, Nelda Schulte, Edith Barney, Judy Littrell, Pat Bronnenberg, Debbie Needler, Bernita Hodson. W5.,11f.w 6 umuaiflf, ROW I: Fred Fisher, Randy Keesling, Bobby Collier. ROW II: Ron Sayers, Greg Fisher, Jim Surface, Bill Risley, Pam Markle--Trea., Dee Ann Stohler--Sec., Gary Kinsey--V. P., Butch Baker--Pres., Mr. Smith-- Sponsor. -I ffl F :J STUDE TCOUNCIL nl-'- L., F' ,,J,,'v -f' -L - .W 1 3 so iz. 'i Xp . 'N X Y, .Jn Ron Sayers and Dee Ann Stohler Steve Stanley and Bobby Collier Butch Baker and Gary Kinsey inspect the lockers. carry out plans for the poster con- confer with sponsor. test. GIRLS' 4-H: ROW I: Jackie Johnson, Connie Mauzy, Judy Littrell, Sharon Elrod--Sec. and Trea., Mrs. Flatt-- Sponsor, Dee Markle--Pres., Margaret Shelton--V.P., Cindy Johnson, Suann Scott. ROW II: Jan Hays, Candy McCormack, Mary Smith, Marsha Barney, Linda Luellen, Denise Stohler, Vicki Kinsey. ff 1 4-H CLUBS BOYS' 4-H: ROW I: Bill Risley, Jan Hays, Alan Rodecap--V.P., Tinka Sonoff--Sec. and Trea., Jon Padgett--Pres., Frances Decker, Mr. Garrison--Sponsor. ROW II: Mike Prentice, John Minton, Ronnie Stohler, Terry Minton, Rex Roach, Ronnie Martin, Terry Tittrell, Stanley Rhodus. ROW III: David Hays, Gary Whistler, Willard Smith, Steve Whistler, Allen Kuklenski, Phillip Ray, Dave Padgett, Paul Smith. ROWI Kenny Cr1swel1 Denn1s Banks, Glen Robertson, Selden McKay, B111 Foust Joe McDuffee ROW II Betty Schulte, Marc1a Foust Donna Tranbarger, Lmda Moore, Janene Broshar, V1c1 Abney Sec , C1ndy Pederson Trea., Ray Seal V P T1n.ka Sonoff Pres , Karm Bronnenberg, Kathy McCormack Claud1a Norr1s, Judy Llttrell Louise NATIONAL gong? snyilirv 53 'ff S vs J! W? LU ROW I Greg Jones, Lonnle Hunter, Butch Baker, Darryl Gust1n, Ron Sayers, Bobby Colller, Steve Banks ROW II: Pat Frazler, Ruth Ann Pottorff, Tmka Sonoff, Sharon Elrod, Dee Ann Stohler Trea Melame Sandefur -Sec., Howard W1ll1ams Pres , Sandy SIPBS V P , Mr Garrlson Sponsor, Margaret Shelton, Wanda Hardy Kathy Mc- Ma. r ,ao f' it 4 .Y at We 635 .Q sfxfzzuil V' , I .. ' I G Est. Q.-num ROW I: Janice Morgan, Cindy Pederson, Monta Minton, Ella May McClelland, Madonna Julian, Linda Schuyler, Margaret Shelton, Kathy McCormack, Sharon Stohler, Jeanne Fisher, Beverly Dempsey, Debbie Snideman, Lynn Huffman. ROW II: Peggy Phillips, Maxine Walker, Melanie Sandefur, Vivianne Sandefur, Connie Emswiller, Dick Creason, Gary Kinsey, Butch Baker, Millie Walker, Linda Wilkins, Glenda Poteet, Janice Dempsey, Marjorie Rhodus. ROW III: Judy Littrell, Mary Lowder, Linda Williams, Ainsley Rich, Diane Clem, Wayne Birch, Dave King, Bill Markle, Sharon Elrod, Ruth Ann Pottorff, Deeann Kinsey, Dee Markle, Bernita Hodson. ROW IV: Brenda Todd, Penny Forney, Janice Williams, Louise Clem, Nancy Banks, Terry Littrell, Ken Flesher, Jay Chapman, Dorinda Boles, Debbie Needler, Debbie Gilley, Brenda Smith, Lana Harlow. ROW V: Anita Brown, Linda Fath, Pam Reeder, Jane Schell, Marcia Foust, Linda Moore, Glen Robertson, Jim Surface, Pam Markle, Kathie Bronnenberg, Debbie Stohler, Jackie Johnson, Beth Bennett. ROW VI: Karen Wiles, Linda Dempsey, Pat Bronnenberg. CHORU T STATE CHORAL FESTIVAL Lana Harlow Linda Moore Millie Walker Butch Baker Bill Markle Jim Surface Gary Kinsey Kathy McCormack Jay Chapman .dxf M . K '+-an-9-Q--M A .-..-..-N, --waw-M . .v.i., , K fn- qw W P- 4 ' m .f A X A , -' i m sg 1 f 1 , Q. M- JF 4 gy, x . g..w , ' f . S- -4 :xn . A mx Qi . I 'X A i 1 1 A , , 'A x N V 1 5 X 'N fy 7 5 XPVF 4 A 3 ff ,f My ftfgdf' :gg ' ,220 iff! Q -ff' - X X ,Q X . YQ Af 1 W XY -Aww So there he sits--the big dope--this fellow who's sup- That's asplendid work you men do fixing up discarded posed to be bright--just waiting to be trussed up and toys to give poor children a happier Christmas gagged. Gwen Cfasf Miss Witherspoon Jeanne Fisher Jonathan Brewster Howard Williams Elaine Harper Tinka Sonoff Rev. Dr. Harper Buddy Padgett Mr. Gibbs Butch Baker Director Toby Kidwell Officer O'Hara Dick Creason Officer Klein Bill Foust Officer Brophy Tim Grandison Lieutenant Rooney Mike Abney Dr. Einstein Greg Jones Teddy Brewster Bill Markle Mortimer Brewster Ray Seal Martha Brewster Ruth Ann Pottorff Abby Brewster Sandy Sipes April 19, 1963 By Junior Class of 663, if , ,,.,. . . ., ,.,, , f . tl, m,.M .M .--..,...,,,,-..,, WWW' is all 3' ' ff 1 'S ft Q f i ' f,5YIi6Y'g-'MP' W! Z3Y'j1jT'7l 1 1' 3 - , . , V e if E' 3 1. Z gg tif ' P ' if 2 W Q L 2 ,., , 5 l Well then, Mr. Warren, Iwant a new coat of paint in my Guess you don't need me or my little pigeon anymore, room. Chartreuse. I'm so sick of that institution gray eh, Mr. Warren? I could scream. Lock, Stock 85 Lipstick Given I October 18, 1963 BY Senior Class of '64 6,051 Mrs. Donley Ruth Ann Pottorff Miss Prather ' A ' mf' Margaret Shelton Mr. Warren -. .. . A ' ' Howard Williams SWG ' Director .,WA f P 's'- W--A-W-fiW s ' Mrs. Keller Miss Entwhistle Kathy McCormack t Dee Ann Stohler Don Donley Tim Grandison Larry Donley Buddy Padgett Carol Izzard Millie Walker Jane Gardner Tinka Sonoff Extras Lonny Hunter Beverly Dempsey Mrs. Maggs Peggy Phillips Mr. Plunkett Butch Baker Mary Lou Brennan if W -z,.'1gwgs'i-'it , f ' 1 Q P -- , . as ,. ,W....,...- . - . . I g K H . -..-N ,, .1, ., f . 1 . , b , . , fig ig .fl if if H ,. 3 ,ln gil., gm 5 ROW I: Deeanh Kinsey, Karin Bromienberg, Nelda Schulte, Miss Simmermon--Sponsor, Sharon Elrod. ROW II: Jackie Johnson,Janene Broshar, Debbie Snideman, Vici Abuey, TheresaRandolph, Vivianne Sandefur, Kathy Fisher. LIBRARIA Q- I I ' AND Buddy Padgett, Miss Simmermon--Sponsor, Larry Sipes, Bill Markle, Bill Risley, Butch Baker. 5510 - A, 'op s'jggQ0m S QQ- v-r'1lr'W 'U'W' ROW I: Diane Raper, Janene Broshar, Deeann Kinsey--Sec., Bernita Hodson, Madonna Julian, Kathy McCormack-- Pres., Jeanne Fisher, Evelyn Murray, Pat Bronnenberg, Ella May McClelland, Beverly Dempsey, Cindy Pederson, Ann Pasko. ROW II: Theresa Stohler, Kathy Fisher, Vivianne Sandefur, Vici Abney, Virginia Williams, Nelda Schulte, Edith Barney, Marilyn Dickey--V.P., Linda Dempsey, Marcia Foust, Judy Littrell, Sharon Stohler, Ruth Ann Pottorff. ROW III: Marsha Barney, Beth Bennett, Linda Luellen, Debbie Snideman, Jane Ann Jackey, Teresa Rent, Pam Reeder, Linda Fath, Becky Fredrick, Theresa Randolph, Dorinda Boles, Debbie Needler, Debbie Gilley, Claudia Norris. ROW IV: Kathie Bronnenberg, Debbie Stohler--Trea., Pam Markle, Betty Sapp, Terry Hood, Brenda Todd, Cindy Smith, Darlene Clark, Janice Dempsey, Karin Wiles, Denise Stohler, Connie Mauzy, Twyana Hineman, Marsha McNally. PEP CLUB WANDA HARDY DEE ANN STOHLER TINKA SONOFF Editor ..... Assistant Editor Typists .... Mimeoscope . . Mimeograph . . Distribution. . HI TIMES STAFF . . Melanie Sandefur . . . Lana Harlow . . Beverly Dempsey Jeanne Fisher Cathy Jackey Madonna Julian Ella May McClelland Janice Morgan Evelyn Murray Ann Pasko Cindy Pederson Peggy Phillips Glenda Poteet Ruth Ann Pottorff Margaret Shelton Sharon Stohler Linda Wilkins . . . . Billy Markle Kathy McCormack Buddy Padgett Betty Schulte Millie Walker . . Howard Williams Gary Kinsey - - Evelyn Murray Fe Q .L K 1. f -is l :Mail , lisa! V, . naw V .L HI TIMES STAFF Ihave been proud and privileged to be your 1963-64 HI TIMES editor and have tried to make the most of this challenging opportunity. Every HI TIMES meant hard work, delegation of authority and responsibility. My staff put their faith in me, and I enjoyed working with them. Lana Harlow, my assistant editor, was a constant help and dear companion. Each office practice student willingly helped to make our deadlines and newsy columns for our readers, striving to make each issue better than the last, yet holding to an individual format. Ifind that Iowe awealth of gratitude to aman who placed his faith in my ability--Mr. Forrest. Through himI learned so much, all the while aware of his kindness, guidance and consideration as we worked together. He gave me confidence. His sense of humor made me appreciate him all the more. Thank you, Mr. Forrest, for your assurance, which I will always remember. Good luck to the next HI TIMES editor. Try your best, for others will take notice. Your readers' compliments will bring you the satisfaction you endeavor to find in your year. Melanie Sandefur- - EDITOR -if - - it . U ,.Afi'fXawffif'fs ,ff. wygjjff ,.,,, fri, , ' 12-' 1: ff' ' A L X? 5 135 'ix 4.8 is? ,SS , ., gg m -r 5 L 3, gai- 47 ,Q-Wm 'qw 'Nw 'mv SUBSCRIPTIONS MANAGER Beverly Dempsey ' -.5 lf: ' A A , EDITOR Butch Baker ASSISTANT EDITOR Dee Ann Stohler ADVISOR Mr . Forrest BUSINESS MANAGER Kathy McCormack 'H lu 9' M' fl Madonna Juhan, Jun1or Edltor, and Buddy V I 1 If Padgett, Photographer, confer with editors. ARAB IAN STAFF The honor of being the yearbook editor is an honor which increases as time passes. I could not imagine the time and work which must be spent planning the yearbook. The assets gained from working on the yearbook more than overshadow the problems and headaches. The pride felt upon seeing the final copy of the yearbook is a rare experience. Many of the problems and headaches were shared by my assistant, Dee Ann Stohler. The title of assistant-editor is rather ironical in her case. At times it seemed as if I were her assistant. Whenever I was unable to work on the yearbook, she took complete responsibility and did a fine job. Frequent1y,we had to be encouraged to keep from slowing down. This encouragement came largely from Mr. Forrest, our advisor. He gave us his time and knowledge whenever we were in need of it. He was an inspiration to all of us on the staff. Our financial matters were handled very efficiently by Kathy McCormack. She was respon- sible for the selling of ads and the handling of all checks and invoices. She took her responsibility seriously and always urged others to sell their ads. To all of these people go my deepest thanks and appreciation for a job well done. Butch Baker - Editor lfni?Am'Rx Ms5':fL.s5I,5-1t3fmL1Ht , , , , . V 7 MARILYN DICKEY NELDA SCHULTE EDITH BARNEY MAJ ORETTES This year our four majorettes presented the flags and provided half-time entertainment at our home basketball games. They participated in the Madison County United Fund Campaign parade and throughout the entire year, they helped boost school and com- munity spirit. VICI ABNEY LEADER--MARILYN DICKEY, VICI ABNEY, NELDA SCHULTE, ASST. LEADER--EDITH BARNEY. Ewan.. WV.q -,ta v ATHLETICS ,fvr -of .a HEAD COACH--Dallas Hunter BASKETBALL The basketball team had an up and down year, finishing the season with a 9 and 12 record. Many of their losses, however, were by one or two points. The team got off to a slow start winning two of their first three games and then dropping the next six. By mid-season the team started to improve and surprised everyone by winning the Pendleton Invitational Tourney. They began forming into a closely knit team and everyone's hopes brightened. The team slid downhill a little after the tourney and was never able to return to its peak. However, the team made a good impression in the Madison County Tourney. The season was average after that and was climaxed when the Arabians lost to the Elwood Panthers in the Sectional. The team loses two starters in Seniors Howard Williams and Butch Baker. Everyone is hoping for a bright season next year. KNEELING: Managers--Dan Noland, Bob Sparks, Von Smith, Jeff Stoops. STANDING: Mr. Keller--Asst. Coach, Bobby Nibarger, Steve Banks, Bill Risley, Ron Sayers, Landis Harper, Howard Williams, Butch Baker, Duane Mil- burn, Bobby Collier, Darryl Gustin, Bill Gustin, Selden McKay, Mr. Hunter--Head Coach. 35354 f l l 52 Howard Williams Senior Forward Landis Harper Ron Sayers Sophomore Junior Center Guard K kg: I S E? 'S S2 in'n 5' V9 - wr wi is in 2, it , w 5 3 Butch Baker Senior Forward Duane Milburn Junior Guard Steve Banks Junior Guard Darryl Gustin Junior Guard YQ Q55 Bob Collier Junior Guard Bill Gustin Bill Risley Sophomore Junior Forward, Guard Forward, Center 54 Mr. Keller--Coach, Bruce Hardy, Bobby Nibarger, Barry Banks, Selden McKay, Bill Risley, Greg Fisher, Jim Surface, Jon Padgett, Jerry Rector. SECO D TEAM STUDENT MANAGERS Q Bob Sparks .V Von Smith f Jeff Stoops A Dan Noland A VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Wanda Hardy Dee Ann Stohler Tinka Sonoff 55 Tension mounts! POTLIGHT O Two points '? ? ? '? A held ball adds excitement. THE ARABIANS An attempted block. The joy of victory. An offensive rebound. The team prepares to cut the net! 1..,l-K. A., I' ll Q -4 ROW I: Bruce Hardy, Jon Padgett, Terry Littrell, Mark Matlock, Mike Mullin. ROW II: Mr. Smith--Coach, Ronnie Stohler, Bill Brurnfield, Bob Huggins, Greg Fisher, Randy Keesling, Ronnie Martin, Bob Sparks--Manager. FRESHMA TEAM CHEERLEADERS Debbie Stohler Kathie Bronnenberg sf:-fu f, ' - '-'11 ff.,-ft,:e,?:m.Q15Qsm' ---- fzfliwfswmiwww' 4? 4? 2 TRACK The Markleville High School track team in 1964 should be a strong contender in all their meets. They lost only four members from last year's team, and the gaps which they left should be effectively filled by underclassmen. We are also expecting excellent performances from Butch Baker, Lonny Hunter, and Howard Williams, the only returning Senior lettermen this year. KNEELING: Fred Fisher, Bob Heath, Mike Mullin, Ronnie Martin, Bruce Hardy, Jon Padgett, Lonny Hunter, Joe Kuklenski, Bob Nibarger, Selden McKay. STANDING: Mr. Smith--Coach, Greg Fisher, Bill Gustin, Bob Collier Tim Grandison, Butch Baker, Landis Harper, Howard Williams, Ron Sayers, Dennis Banks, Darryl Gustin, Bob Hinchman. 1 5 s 1 W,..,.. 5 wiv' ROW I: Steve Banks, Barry Banks, Jerry Rector, Bruce Hardy, Dan Noland--Student Manager, Greg Fisher, Darryl Gustin, Bobby Collier. ROW II: Mr. Markle--Asst. Coach, Duane Milburn, Larry Bennett, Bill Risley, Landis Har- per, Butch Baker, Ron Sayers, Bob Nibarger, Bill Gustin, Mr. Keller--Coach. BA EBALL The Markleville High School baseball team had a season record of nine wins and five losses. Their fine record enabled them to finish second in the White River Conference. Individual honors were awarded to Bobby Collier and Darryl Gustin, who both made All-Conference first team. We will lose only one member of the varsity team with graduation this spring, so We shall be looking forward to an even better season next year. MR. MARKLE ASSISTANT COACH , y MR. KELLER V D COACH x f J ,., V in 'as as ' wa .. - fx :nf-V , J. , Wifi Q S 3 1 1 ,K U5 w3'Zf'ii y 1 K ' A11 4 H, , , ffmy z 2' ,.,. ,,,, ' wr Alb' an um. N m,..W W ' nf r . M' uv QW I ROW I: Jon Padgett, Bruce Hardy, Bobby Burmeister, Greg Fisher, Ronnie Martin. ROW II: Mr. Hunter--Coach, Jeff Stoops--Manager, Lonny Hunter, Howard Williams, Steve Banks, Ron Sayers, Bob Hinchman. CROSS COU TRY This year the Cross Country team completed the season with a record of three victories against five defeats. Our boys ran hard and long, and their individual efforts often paid off. Lonnie Hunter set a new school record for running the two-mile course at Cooper's in 10:03 minutes. The Freshmen won the Shortridge Invitational Meet, While competing against some of the best teams in the State. There is certainly a promising future for Cross Country at Markle ville . A. ,W to , ie 'M 39' gi Y at 1 VQYQL. Kyla., lf on 1 is aw E51 A3 ,gy W . ,J . , . 'ii- ,A ,t V . N ug-.,,i,:,:,l,.. ,E 7 .1 V we r U N F ff, lfnrwf y H 23 'sei fi? ii r?i'??e+y g, , W wg ,.. 'I Ai new rr 2r1qA'ie.ief3 UUll ,,,,,,,W 3,121 sg... 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Boles, Ronnie Bronnenberg, Karin Bronnenberg, Pat Collier, Bob Cox, Donna Creason, Richard K UNIOR Banks, Steven Barney, Edith Bennett, Larry Biven, Gloria 5 X 64 Criswell, Danny Dempsey, Linda Dickey, Marilyn Elrod, Sharon Fath, Tom Foust, Marcia Gilliam, Eddie Gustin, Darryl Hardy, Wanda Higginbotham, Tim Huffman, Gary Hull, Art Julian, Madonna Keesling, Dennis Kuklenski, Joe Littrell, Judy Lowder, Mary Ann McKay, Selden Milburn, Duane Moore, Linda Noland, Dan Norris, Claudia Rensel, Terry Richardson, David Rich, Ainsley Risley, Bill Rhodus, Stanley Roach, Rex Sayers, Ron Schulte, Nelda Schuyler, Linda Sipes, Larry Stephen, Barbara Stoops, Jeff Walters, John Williams, Linda KW , V ,Q N if iz' A 1 at 32 4.1 if 1 . ...iw i ' ak Rv ,wi S 5, W v Y Q .: ' ' f'A, ., 7 ,v Q ,- if f ,f L .-,j ye X L 65 ,1 f, it 'Q , 4-,zwwm H - i:5::.,.,- ,. ,, ,,i,.,gp- W Ji 1 . Mr. Markle--Sponsor, Deeann Kinsey--Secretary and Treasurer, Fred Fisher--President, Barry Banks--Vice President. Brown, Phillip Burke, Brenda Chapman, Jay Clark, Darlene Clem, Louise Cox, Mike Criswell, Cindy Davis, Noel Downing, Dave Fisher, Fred Fisher, Gale Fisher, Kathy Abney, Vici Banks, Barry Banks, Nancy Boles, Dorinda Broshar, Janene 1 1'1 s , , .a xi ,-6 Vi . OPHOMORES up l Q- 'K K if f an F f . 66 my f I, 53552, .ix w, X-gm, an ie ,.,. L, iq i in ' X 1,1 151 Y V .ffzlfi-iQifL5V 35,13 'U .' 1 ,f f ' ' 'A Q, f ' flff1,1 .eiwaay ai, ' mfggigams Si 1 sgififigf 'Wi 26?1?'?'??Y45g5i: ,, , ,,m,,if,, Maas? 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J EE k.1f4:,v ROW I: Robert Brown, Gary Brumfield, Donald Elliot, Diane Elmore, Ronnie Engle, Becky Fredrick, Ira Forney, Donna Gale. ROW II: Charles Gale, Jeff Gernand, Mike Gustin, Brenda Hackleman, Linda Hackleman, Teddy Heath, Tom Heath, Ray Hinchman. ROW III: Twyana Hineman, Steve King, Marsha McNally, Phil Mullins, Dave Padgett, Debra Randolph, Eddie Reeves, Beverly Roy. ROW IV: Veronica Salyer, Paul Smith, Randy Stoops, Connie Williams, Mary Wysong. SEVE TH GRADE ROW I: Holly Abney, Marsha Barney, Doug Brown, Benny Everman, Ross Fadely, Glen Fisher, Bob Fox, Doug Heath. ROW II: Nikki Higginbotham, Cecil Johnson, Allen Kuklenski, Linda Luellen, Janet Marsh, Candy McClelland, Tamara Poteet, Mike Salyer. ROW III: Jerry Short, David Smith, Mary Smith, Sally Spicer, Denise Stohler, Dorothy Stohler, Mike Stohler, Teresa Stohler. ROW IV: Daryl Wheatley, Stephen Whistler. 215:25 'i - - aw -wr at ,t .W A vii? 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'-:fi M . . ,, new 1 f A - .1 ,lyggqgggwg i 51 22114: Sum u,E'ffXXQ +fQ wr ,f - fan , 5 We ,Qi ., 'E,s,1x,. ' :E5:::i':ifv--iii? . all - 70 ROW I: Tom Heath, Ira Forney, Ross Fadely, Charles Gale, Mike Stohler, Randy Stoops, Phil Mullins. ROW II Dave Padgett, Paul Smith, Donald Elliott, Gary Brumfield, Glen Fisher, Mike Gustin, Mike Salyer, Ray Hinchman Mr. Markle--Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS Marsha McNally Denise Stohler Brenda Hackleman Steve King, Ray Hinchman, Gary Brumfield, Mr. Markle--Coach, Phil Mullins, Ira Forney, Tom Heath. Mr. Harold Markle- Coach JUNIGR HIGH CROSS CGUNTRY This year was the first time in many years that Markle- ville has had a junior high cross country team. The boys showed a lot of enthusiasm for a sport they had never before competed in. All of the boys worked hard in practice and had alot of spirit in their meets. Although they did not have many meets, they were able to defeat Middletown and also to place second in the Charlottesville Invitational. If these boys con- tinue to improve, the future looks promising for cross country at M.H.S. 72 , , , .7 ,JV Q-04 A 'rv' W 15, yn Q ' A-5 - ' H ,fy -f KX' K, ,V 1 N -,xy Tx V JK ku W u,L --an-:Iv-? ilVff 1 ' is h M-. , X ' f 1 A ff' mg ' f ' ' .4 I . ' Y . xx . f M' N gf N 'Nw fQ ? - - DMR.. W Sk MARKLEVILLE GRADE SCHGGL 73 f , ,Vi f ff.f Mu. V' ' 1,2 L1 vt A ' A . ' 'S , , f X,,1 , A 'J . a- vi, 'Q Wk ' 3 . ,w iz. 'f 5 1 t so i' with 9 3 Q 4 1 T21 2 ' 'E' ' 4 X' ,.,. a .f ' . K -' Xe I if 9 St 6 W' an t' ' 0 ' 'wire 1 .7 -w w K' '- 2' ' ' f-fwwffiixxvf C - f X N . .135 l ti ei '1 f Q' :I+ f 'ti :Q 32:55 , , , l , , , , ,gil 5 ,,,f-1 ff, 25522 J .,..-4 K , ' A Q ROW I: Eddie Boles, Ginger Breese, Linda Brown, Steven Brown, Jyll Carter, Michael Fredrick, James Gilley, Dean Gustin. ROW II: Patty Gustin, Rita Jones, James Keesling, Dawnisha Lawyer, Kenna Lewis, Scott Maker, Rex McClelland, Patty McLaughlin. ROW III: Gary Mitchell, Michael Monroe, Dwight Padgett, Ronald Rhodus, Kelly Salyer, Anita Sells, Jerry Simmons, Norma Smith. ROW IV: Lance Stevens, Kevin Stohler, Robert Surber, Denise Whistler. FIRST GRADE Miami, E fz K i at lx 5 H ,Q 'L 12 K , . ' ' iiiil. if , P l if ,.,, X' ' llq. at A ftt V :.., L . V K ,.1, X ,. ii, rres i he Q ' nr , , jf Q ga' 'H ' x ff M 5,-it-f arf 2 ,. a Y' S a Q Q ROW I: Susan Adams, Mark Bennett, Ernest Biven, Patricia Cantrell, Jerry Cox, Kathy Criswell, Jeffery Elsworth, Jerald Fowler. ROW ll: Darrell Fulton, Sue Gentry, Ross Goodman, Debbie Gus- tin, Yvonne Harwood, Jan Mock, Nancy Mullin, Dennis Needler. ROW III: Anthony Reed, Toni Rivers, Don Rodecap, Randy Stohler, Jack Lawson. 74 .: ,.., Aga? ji if I fi s f- in f 'ef if Y if t l 1, , x X' A 4' SQ 1, 1 , - ' . . .. la 3 wg- . 'w w 4 , ., - I ms 3 ' W- fa I X , t ..., f ff 'ii 6' thi lk' -. ' Q B r f f- . My R , ,, , fe , ,ga 1: - -'N .. at Ev E -we A , U , Q, I , W 'Vit R' M Sw L J are 1 . ' , . ' Rf' I'?L5'55giIi?zff -f - Big, P L- f l - , A ,ma ,ki W V 2 5, 5 67,15 S , ,.,. is , ,vis . I ,r,,L., f ,,k,.. . 1 fa wx . L , .. , zg. , . we JA 1 1 Y ' V, 4 , ,PM gg: . , g g any H F' S : ., f ' Q wifi? 'Er L 1' I ' ez . it SECOND GRAD E. f-Le. . , x 4' v a ' i ., e , 'f ' f ' 'fb 3 fk,, H 531: .1 , X 1 - 3.4.2 ei U . 1- 4 2 , . ROW I: Rhonda Bennett, Terry Breece, Peggy Brown, Jeff Chapman, Jeffrey Crowder, Donnie El- more, Gladys Estep, Dean Forney. ROW II: Sandra Fowler, Elaine Fox, Shirley Fulton, Vicki Gale, Becky Garrison, Billy Hastings, Rex Heath, Mark Hensley. ROW III: Carla Jackson, Lewis Johnson, Christina Kinsey, David Lynn, Debra Markle, Tonya Markle, Martha McLaughlin, Debbie Moore. ROW IV: Joy Myers, Dewayne Orr, Della Padgett, Cathy Painter, Robert Pring, Pamela Raper Kenneth Rhodus, Barry Shook. ROW V: Jerry Spall, Mike Stohler. 7 ,fu ., i .Qi K Ye I . , it I 5' wy fs: lm. . , . . - '- . e gg.. , fs, - e . . . , S s I I rsts Q, , . Qi 1.1, . :Q I W. THIRD GRADE 35 df-ga' V -sri. 5.2. f ROW I: Kathy Boles, Phillip Branham, Mike Burton, Rebecca Cole, Paula Crose, Danny Dudley, Becky Elliot, Paul Estep. ROW II: Michele Fadely, Mark Fesmire, Johnny Gilley, Susan Gilley, Vicki Goberville, Rita Gustin, Danny Heath, Lydia Helm. ROW III: Jeffrey Luellen, Ted Mullins, Danny Neal, Kim Orr, Mike Painter, Clifford Randolph, Sandra Sells, Justin Stephen. ROW IV: Marna Surber, Richard Whistler. FOURTH GRADE S, it -L: , 1 , fi 1 2 J - 4 C -5' at 5 '- 5 kg 35, i. I , I A 2,5 .V , v 3 ' ' if - , .' 5 Q5 f g . .. J ll' xii M i' ' w.a'!'H! at ' Q .. . I 3 ' I ' . N . . 'w - - 'z is P V Lt .. ,I 5, I ,, ' 5 I. I wb' 1 . f l ' ,I .- 'A ' - , t . 'f . ' , . 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ROW IV: Belinda Moore, Terry Owens, Rex Pottorff, Jimmy Prenatt, John Rhodus, Devona Salyer, ' Randy Short, Wilma Smith. ROW V: Mark Whistler. FIFTH GRADE 9, J . I 7' 5 . W lim. 145352: . Qgfg.. '- , A k 3, page . , .,,w1f, :gf - 1 ' , ' - .Q - ,, ..?f?'efV'f ' -fllluszi . - X' c . . ,f , 1 ..-at .1. - .fri . ,ww Af: , . .7 .Mu fe, ,fy - ,111 , -:.:..f:l fx. - . fy- ,e ww -1,.w,' - - .5-:aww . , as , . . C , :-. - .,,f,:i11-, . .z,.fm7.e ., A ax , w ,3,g, ,,::,::,:, - .K , .shea 1:1:1X,.f, -. z:5f,,.,,e:f,, q,.,i.- WN -.n ,. ., ,,.,,, ,. is .,.. , P . K J 5' u Ii in L is N 4 L S K is 5 my '- . R 1. V are aim ' 1 . Fl Q95 f , '? :3.',c ii fif ei ' ROW I: Jerry Brown, Brenda Burmeister, Cathy Cole, Donna Craig, Penny Creason, Deborah Crose, Steve Denney, Timmy Elliott. ROW II: Timmy Forney, Diana Foust, Jane Gilley, Rickie Gustin, Patti Hackleman, David Hays, Cynthia Johnson, Rodney Knowling. ROW III: Ricky Luellen, David Markle, Paul Mullins, Douglas Owens, Pamela Painter, Mike Raper, Cindy Rivers, Karen Sells. ROW IV: Jerry Seward, Archie Smith, Jimmie Stohler, Warren Stohler, I at ifif ' 'g 3 fl 9 r :X Q '! BRE n SIXTH GRADE meal! -is ,E . ' is 4, ggi. fi if .5 gl APVK I kkrr ingkrg' ' 91554 aa ' 0 X 4 1 , W - jiffizi 1, I ' I - f' I 1' ' 6- f f. 3 ' r' V 3 , if 31 Q . ' 23, ef. . . ,,-,, ,M . -in we . I EZ, an wi , , spar, , 1.4, 5 , tw ,X - , V M - f .,,k-, ,- '.,. . 5 I , ' ' , ' 5 ' ,...1 . - elsif' .. - -' 'V ' ft H P : '. ,- 'f W - A . I I 5, , nu 4 sv A eff3,sa1, nt.u, , - ' F I' V, Q A .5 if Az 0 - , t 11.41 ,lf W.-:fr Q-L: .1 2 emi- ' E122 wi tif. ,L ftfv K - , ,V ff ,A a . R xf t if - I ,M . - i ,H ' . ' 7 ' . . .u Qi I Qz. ,,.f 2 'z ,K 1 f- R I t Mm M11 ROW I: Carolyn Boles, Judy Bronnenburg, Bonnie Cole, David Dudley, Douglas Gale, Tommy Ger- nand, Jo Gilley, Merrill Gilley. ROW Il: Robert Gilley, Gary Goodwin, Danny Hackleman, Jan Hays, Mark Helm, John Holmes, Vicki Kinsey, Linda Markle. ROW III: Candy Mc Cormack, Stephen Painter, Rebecca Phillips, Ivan Randolph, Eddie Rhodus, Ronnie Roy, Beth Ann Schmitz, Suann Scott. ROW IV: Catherine Sells, Willard Smith, Kathy Stoops, Doris Wheatley, Gary Whistler, John Wysong. ACTING BEGINS YOUNG il Another day, another dollar. Our group had 2145 fewer cav- ities with Crest. .103 We could bop through Frisch's in my dad's bus. Our group had even fewer cav- ities because we didn't eat! I'1l teach you to go out with other girls. ff Lucky for me that ldidn't wear my Playtex girdle today. 5THJQ6THCHL4DETEANl ROW I: Timmy Forney, Mike Raper, Archie Smith, Merrill Gilley, David Hays, Mark Helm, Warren Stohler, Dave Markle, Jerry Seward. ROW II: Rick Gustin, Steve Denney, Gary Whistler, David Dudley, Douglas Gale, John Holmes, Timmy Elliot, Jimmy Stohler, Rick Luellen, Mr. Miller Ccoachj. CHEERLEADERS EE Brenda Burmeister Penny Creason Vicki Kinsey Jan Hays J 78 SERS FALL CREEK HEIGHTS 79 FIRST GRADE . f R -ff. , ,f 6 1,55 V, 53, ,, ,:11,g,f',5V,5, ,... , y , y Ngfkffigwg W X In . J ,:, s ,, M1 4 , ,. gn' Silk i . 5 lying. its I , rw - ,, I V . f - I ,J V -, L -V -1 1 -N , R I VV, V :V fl! :vl V .V V V K. 2 5 K 'fa' Y' V - 3 1, il L' A IV K , V 3 V V V V VV I fa If I r V? I Aw K ' rr: ' .msrrrrz C 5. - -11 ef, pr: A - mi euut .- J T ,V , , A 3 I ,,, A ROW I: Lucinda Blessinger, Danny Colly, ' ' -x Michael Day, Brian Dwiggin s, Elaine Ec- ,V , 1 Khardt, Barbara Eldridge, Yvonne Ent, Debra . nf,VVV, ,ef ' X 4 E y tc h i n s o n . ROW II: Phillip Eytchinson, 7i'+ 2i,4'E'i ig , ' gig I' Matthew Go ld e n , Robert H o d s o n , Sandra Jenkins, Valerie Jones, Michael Laird, Tracie Law, Stephen Lenz. ROW III: Larry Mc- Allister, Rex Norris, Jill Powless, Delaina Rhea, Terry Sanders, Jeff Shaw, Steven S h r e v e s , Candy Tabor. ROW IV: Russell D Thornberry, Susan Wakefield, Shelia Zion, Tina Zion. . + , :asf ,- ,J ff bf L-f if Q if--i I v 4' K f -ve '1.,. 8 rn., f . ' , , rv., f ' 4 ,+ 5 'X-' 'Q .. .' vy' N 1, , f F' W , ' ' ' I 'Q : ,112 ' it Da' ,VZ I K? V- L ,f rf V: L . R ve' I ' X, ' 'R L , ,.: - 4 f .ix - K I 5 P , ' A ' 3 Wiki-J c In 5 bi X is 'fr 5 . iiti y ,,,,,,,,, ,+ :A rw - f- - 5 1' , FW I J , fi, ,, ,, .J , A , 1 i R ' V I H , I Q :,, , ls R- I E 41 . Ep i. Il l W M ff : ff A - is ' T r-'J ' ' 2 r ROW I: Gregory Ballenger, Debra Bennet, Joe Boles, Sammy Boles, V .. Stephanie Bu r m e i ste r, Brenda Cooksey, Wesley Cox, Jeff Davis. Q. ,ag ,. ROW II: Robin Eaton, Ralph Eytc hin son, Dwayne Ferrell, Ralph Flesher, Karen Fox, Elaine Funk, Kip Golden, Philomena Hall. ROW X V f III: Brian Hettmansperger, Steven Huffman, Terry Jackson, Terri Lay, Cheryl Mahaffey, Rose Mary Meeks, Shaunna Merritt, Susan Minton. ROW IV: Vickie Norris, Patricia Norviel, Dixie Powless, Mark Saunders, Cindy Shaw, Eva Sheets, Randy Sheets, Gale Storms. ROW V: Connie Wiley, Joyce Wilson. THIRD GRADE 'N fi gi 3 I -- ' f ' Q . 9 'f,' 'X ' I if e 'Y Tl 2 i x Y. an 1 if ffl .y .gr . I F I f , we , q,, l S in I I e C f' we f N ' f W .K V wi, V, I M I K 3. V, I I -7 If 5 K 53 34 'V A S- + Kr VS , Yi, f K, .X., Vkyi, f size V , 4 , ,. , gf. iff, R I ia, ,wg 1 7, .,, ,f,',3 Zf 'V I f gi it. yi Q-1 rx, Q XX X L' ,Q ., I he X i lib . , -- A i ,B I I if an bk R, 4 5 '5 , .. f - N X X 1 xl 1 as ROW I: Gene Best, Janelle Blessinger, Sandra Burke, Gary Carter, Laura Dwiggins, Joyce Elrod, Pam Fath, Pam Gustin. ROW II: Dondenna Hall, Steve Hamel, Robin Hodson, Debbie Lauderbaugh, Pam Mahaffey, Debra Main, Tommie McAllister, David Merritt. ROW III: Ricky Morton, Gary Norris, Steven Rector, Vicky Shaw, Ricky Shaw, Sue Sparks, Kenton Summers, Donald Tabor. ROW IV: Beth Ann Thornberry, Douglas Townsend, Diana Walker, Paula Williams, Terry Wilson. FOURTH GRADE I N 1 I . ' as . Vw . me A Q' , Q A 9, e., Q ft f X' ff' - 'I ' fr - A' , - :' 5 ' G ,. .., rfiaewm ta a f ,. l r ,Qt i ,V , ff 'gl if by , I ' ,X Qi S r' R ' ,N , ' 1 , , - S I' 3 I Im. , ,H V , 5 .. '-s i-4 K ROW I: Deborah Bales, Sharon Bilbrey, Steven Bridges, Jill Castor, Teresa I 1- 5, Craig, Robert Eldridge, Debbie Fo x, Debbie Jenkin s. ROW II: Donald King, Mark Motsinger, Diane Mullens, Rhonda Mullikin, Sharon Needler, Mike Norviel, Sonna Powless, Micheal Ray. ROW III: Linda Rhea, Charle s Rodecap, Cindy Rousey, Rickey Shipley, Larry Smith, Rudy Stuffel, Delilah Tucker, Kathy Webb. ROW IV: Michael Zion. .t, 81 :af E , D in 4' n '-- 343. lk Mm . , . . I Q I X N' I i , E 51 tel e'51'i ffM Ill I Q51 MaisieMllmlfllafl,w?eflal a2l.fw,f5a, an 5' X yg ,,,, i :ff Q If ' M 'W A 1- - Q FIFTH GRADE J ROW I: Teresa Alford, Cynthia Bales, Jane Ble s S inge r , Fred Brown, Gary Burke, Rita Clark, Ricky Craig, Becky Eaton. ROW II: Robin Eldridge, Warren Elrod, Kathy Etychinson, Terry Fox, Denise Gilliam, Sandra Huffman, Melanie Jone s, David King. ROW III: Patrick Kline, Danny Main, Vicky Miller, Ben Minton, Ainsley Phillips, David Phillips, Carol Tranbarger, Sherry Walker. ROW IV: Paul Wilson, Tommy Wright. - ' I I ff 1 I pg, s. PK 7,5 L, I :ff ' 31,5 f f fe A ,X , , l 1 I I rf x I 1 l l .. f 3? :Sk-2 . , :' I we . . Y 3 'k, W ,gk 5? . I X 9 Z 5. 'wtf 4 N S fwiffy 1.l A at 2 gf 'Ri SIXTH GRADE ROW I: Michael Alford, John Bales, Bill Banks, Danny Bevel, Margie Boles, Nancy Boles, Roy Bricker, Denise Broshar. ROW II: Linda Carpenter, Kenneth Clark, Bonnie Colley, Debbie Davis, Jerry Dennis, Linda Downing, Marvin Elrod, Susan Elrod. ROW III: Rickie Engle, Robert Fox, Karen Hettmansperger, Diana Hilligoss, Debra Hodson, Larry Hoppes, Dale King, Larry Meeks. ROW IV: Ila Minton, Karen Needler, Charlene Powless, Steve Prentice, Rebecca Schell, Cynthia Summers, Judy Walters, Dorman Wright. 82 QE: r' MJ. M., f X X .IXAQN .FIA X6 mga Q9 X' 5 7 'Q ft as ti VB- SEVENTH GRADE ROW I: Chester Barker, Tim Begley, Peggy Biddle, Gena Boles, Evie Bricke r, Jerry Bricker Sue Clark, Terry Clark. ROW II: Linda Cox, Charles Dishman, Mike Eaton, Russell Flesher Linda Fox, Wayne Fox, Judy Frazier, Peggy Heffernan. ROW III: David Hilligoss, Pam Julian Patricia King, Diana Main, Peggy Passwater, Susan Phillips, Dwight Ray, Candace Rector. ROW IV: Cathy Reeder, Mike Sabo, Linda Shipley, Mary Sparks, Teresa Williams. Q1 Q g I.. R it W g ay .im QQ J .pa 9 a irag l zl, , ' 5? rit - f , - g ff R S I yeaif mf! if-Htl J it 5 it Q R fi, 9 g f , K 2 , .ff ,G C Ki NN 1 X it ' iw X At 'M , , V fa EIGHTH - .xr if g .fiieg I ROW I: James Bevel, Russell Biven, Barbara Boles, Lana Boles, Joyce Carpenter, Jon Castor, Becky Criswell, Gary Davis. ROW II: Mike Dickey, Sue Dishman, Linda Eldridge, Dwight Elrod, Jim Gustin, Alan Heath, Nancy Julian, Bonita Keigley. ROW IH: Terry King, Ann Line, Linda Lane Gregory Marshall, Bruce Milburn, Martin Minton, Darlene Morton, Sharon Mullens. ROW IV' John Mullin, Diane Nelson, Gary Osenbaugh, Cheryle Passwater, Barbara Phillips, Bernard Raper Kathy Shaw, Reba Sisson. ROW V: Steven Smith, Sheila Townsend, Ricky Truman, Lannie Walker, Joan Walters, James Webb. J 9 . A 3 J ! 5TH 85 6TH GRADE TEAM ROW I: Bennie Minton, Rick Engle, Terry Fox, Dale King, Roy Bricke r. ROW II: Billy Banks, Darman Wright Bobby Fox, Larry Meeks, Mr. Teeters Qcoachj, John Boles, Jerry Dennis, Larry Hoppes, Mike Alford. CHEERLEADERS Karen Hettmansperger Melanie Jones Cindy Bales Lisa Davis Debbie Davis J' 84 JR,HKH1TEANI ROW I: Alan Heath, Jimmy Gustin, Gary Osenbaugh, Terry King, Wayne Fox, Terry Clark. ROW II: Bernard Raper, Cstudent managerj, Gary Davis, James Webb, John Mullin, Mike Dickey, Martin Minton, Harold Creason fcoachb. CHEERLEADERS L - ,. - Sharon Mullens if Gina Boles j' Lana Boles Evie Bricker J E 3 B5 We Gratefull cknowledge WE THANK: Mr. Forrest, for giving to us his unselfish time and experience. He has been an in- sipration to all of us, and has made this job worthwhile. Mr. Forkner, for the many hours he has spent taking pictures for our yearbook. Mr. Fox, our Delmar representative, for his knowledge and assistance in planning the yearbook. The office-practice class, for their help in meeting the deadlines. The faculty, for their co-operation. The subscribers and advertisers, for their financial aid. The student body, who made this yearbook possible. The school, for giving us the best years of our lives, and paving the way for our tomorrow. These With The Curtain Call 86 And New The Curtain As We Bid Farewell Closes T 0 All 12 3 45 6 'I 891011121314151617181920212223242526 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 4 15 25 15 21 5141015 25 191512229147 161815 212 5131999 Sure you do. fYou just did.J You're curious, You have an inquiring mind. You're very fortunate. In- quiring minds have a lot more tun than if-it-wasa good-enough-for-my-father-it's-good-enough-for- me-type minds. l Take a look at the young scien- tists at Delco-Remy's Research and Engineering Center in Anderson. They solve problems using everything from an electron microscope that can magnify the diameter ot a human hair to a width of 150 feet to an instrument that can cut an inch of material into a million parts. 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