Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1965 volume:

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S. as we prove: TIME WILL TELL Kay. A-, .v - 'Gil' E 7 YAY ' AL! V -. fr ' J' W ku: 'rw .af g uf' ' X60 1 'a 2 A v-f ,J 0 H . .F In O v 5 U A. 'C - 1 Q -. -1 J' 'Q ,5- .. . - o 'fx 'Isl ,Q ' as ,ps ' J.. Ill o dv! 'J , ' -1:-t' F o ,. Q 'a Table of Contents Album ..... . . . Academic .... . . . Athletics. . . . . . School Life ..... . . . Organizations .... . . . Markleville. . . . . . Fall Creek .... . . . 5 1. x- o . 4 F395 1 . 5 .. 'Af Advisory Board Tom McAllister, Keith Bronnenberg, Fred Fisher Throughout the year the Ad- visory Board and Trustee discuss various things concerning the welfare of the school. Trustee MR. HORACE HAYS 4 Principal and Assistant Principal Charles Mock, Principal, 9years of teaching. Colleges attended--University of Colorado, Ball State Teachers College. Degrees, B.S., M.S. The primary purpose of education must be to preserve its existing form of govern- ment. Our present democracy can endure only if the young people are educated to share the responsibilities of that government. Mr . Smith 5 To the Class of '65 YOUR EDUCATION HAS BEEN A FAILURE no matter how learned you are-- if it has failed to open your heart. Your friend, ,f79f-fab t .. Robert Smith, Assistant Principal, Go v e r n m e n t , Health. 15 years of teaching. Colleges attended, Ball State Teachers College. Degrees--B.S., M.S. Faculty John Battice Music, Chorus. 1 yr. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Taylor University. Degrees-B.S. Anita Birkinbine Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and College Math. 2 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Purdue University. Degrees-B.S. J anene Collier English, Physical Education. 1 yr. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Hanover College, Hanover Indianap Degrees- . i,n'fIealfl'fJ and Physi ion ' X gy , 1 X W . V ,I 1 , Nj ' da El our 'm, t ho h d,,Bo ping. . teaching. C es Attended- , rson, Southern Ill n is University. De ees- B.S. Virginia Flatt Home Economics. 3 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Ball State Teachers College. Degrees-B.S. 6 Thomas G. Garrison Guidance, Vocational Agriculture. 7 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Evansville College, Purdue University, Ball State. Degrees- B.S. in Agriculture, M.S. in Agronomy. Dallas G. Hunter Coach, Physical Education, Dr. Training. 9 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Kansas State College, Manhatten, Kansas. Ball State Teachers College. Degrees-B.S. in Physical Education and Chemistry. M.S. in Physical Education Joseph F. Jackson Drafting, Shop. 3 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Ball State Teachers College. Degrees- B.S., M.A. Karl Keller History, Physical Education, B. Team Coach. 5 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Purdue University, Ball State Teachers College. Degrees- B.S., M.A. Harold Markle Math, Algebra I, General Math. 4 yrs. of teaching. Colleges Attended- Ball State Teachers College, Indiana Central. Degrees-B.S. -J, H 'X T cfwafa E. r , ,, , ' -'sn- ,. Harold W. Moore Biology, Physics, Chemistry. pearl Clark 4 yrs. Teaching Colleges Attended-- Ball State Teachers College. Degrees--B.S. Anne F. Niequist English, Speech. 8 yrs. Teaching. Colleges At- tended-- Valpraiso Uni- versity, and Indiana University Extension. Degrees--B. A. Lois Simmermon Librarian, English 10, 19 yrs. Teaching. Col- lege Attended--Marion College, and Ball State Teachers College. Degrees--B.S. Daisy Ballenger Fall Creek lst grade. 25 yrs. of Teaching Ruby Beckner Markleville 2nd grade. 33 yrs. Teaching Markleville M-1. 8 yrs. Teaching Harold Creason Fall Creek 8th grade. 42 yrs. Teaching. Hildred M. Dennis Markleville 3rd, grade. 45 yrs. Teaching William Dudgeon Markleville 5th grade. 4 yrs. Teaching Mina Ebbert Markleville 4th grade. 26 yrs. Teaching. Faculty Helen S. Farthing Fall Creek 5th grade. 11 yrs. of teaching. Frances Fowler Markleville 7th gl 8th. 7 yrs. of teaching. Clara E. Hardin Markleville lst Kz 2nd grades. 13 yrs. of teaching. Ruth Helm Markleville lst-6th grade music. 9 yrs. of teaching. Lois E. Whiteman Fall Creek 2nd grade. 15 yrs. of teach- ing. Mary C. Johns Fall Creek 6th grade. 36 yrs. of teaching. Iris Lewis Markleville 1st grade 7 yrs. of teaching. Florence Moore Fall Creek 4th grade. 15 yrs. of teaching. James H. Teeter S Fall Creek 7th grade. 28 yrs. of teaching. Virginia Hunt Fall Creek 3rd grade. 25 yrs. teach- ing. 8 Josephine Thornburg Marklevill grade. 22 yrs. of teaching. e 6th Marklevil Keeping the school office operating with efficiency would be a difficult task without the help of Jamalee Creason, Office Sec- retary. 1 v B M, r 5 Cooks: Florence Braden, Flora Sparks, Helen Craig, Ruth Williams 9 Ie Staff Rain or shine, sleet or snow, daylight or pre-dawn, bus routes must be driven by competent men. Joe Best, Jesse Zimmerman, Jimmy Stohler, Dick Townsend, Joe Keesling, John Ent, Earl Gustin, Tom Chapman Gif Y e Custodians: Bob Smith, Glenn and Lucille Ebbert Fall Creek Staff Mrs. Hays visits every Monday a.nd Friday to take care of the financial aspects of Fall Creek School. QQ? JANITOR: Mr. John Ent. Cooks: Mrs. Maxine Hunter, Mrs. Margaret Bronnenberg and Mrs. Mary Banks. Seniors BANKS, STEVE--Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 1. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,3. Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Math Award 1. Drafting Award 2. BARNEY, EDITH--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Science Club 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Treas. 2. Majorette 2,3,4. Assistant Majorette 3,4. Band 1. BENNETT, LARRY--Science Club 3,4. Student Council 2,4. ARABIAN Staff 4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Baseball 2,3,4. Track 1. Basketball 1,2,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Pres. 4. Class Sec. 3. Student Council V.P. 4. BIVEN, GLORIA--F.H.A. 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 4. 3,4. Science Club 3,4. Pep Club 4. Class Play 3,4. Chorus 4. CRISWELL, DANNY. DEMPSEY, LINDA--F.H.A.1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HI-TIMESStaff 4. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 2,3,4. 4-H 1. DICKEY, MARILYN--F.H.A. l,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ARABIAN Staff 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Math Award 2. Class Sec. 2. Majorette 2,3,4. Head Majorette 3,4. Mag. Business Manager 2. Pep Club V.P. 3. Honor Society Treas. 4. G.A.A. V.P. 4. NEDT Award 2. HI-TIMES Staff 4. National Merit Scholarship Award 4. ELROD, SHARON--F.H.A. l,2,3,4. Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Pep Club 2. ARABIANSta.ff 4. HI-TIMESStaif 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 4. Biology Award 1. G.S. ALT. 3. Chorus 1,2,3,4. ST. Choral Festival 4. 4-H 1,2,3,4. Librarian 2,3,4. Miss Christmas Carol 4. Librarian Award 3. Freshman Scholastic Award 1. D.A.R. Candiate 4. COX, DONNA--F.H.A. 3,4. G.A.A. D Staff 4. Science Club 4. l l BOLES, RONNIE--Class Play Comm. 3,4. BRONNENBERG, KARIN--F.H.A. l,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1,2,3, Honart2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. StudentCouncil 4. StudentCouncil Pres.4. Cheerleaderl. ARABIAN Staff 4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Prom Court 3. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3, 4. Dramatics Award 3,4. Home Ec. Co-edAward3. Girl's State 3. Librarian 3,4. Honart Scrapbook 4. BRONNENBERG, PAT--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 1. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 2,3,4. F.H.A. Editor 4. COLLIER, ROBERT--Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 1,2,3. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Class Pres. 1. Boy's State Alternate 3. Honor Society Pres. 4. NSF Award 3. CREASON, RICHARD--I-IL T I M E S l A'l'l-l, TOM--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Track 1. F.F.A. V.P. 3. FOUST, MARCIA--F.H.A. l,2. G.A.A. 1,2, Honart 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 3,4. Beautician Scholarship 3. GILLEY, JUDY--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Honart 2,3. Pep Club 1,2,3. Cheerleader 1. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3. Class Play Comm. 3. Chorus 1,2,3. 4-H 1, 2,3,4. GILLIAM, ED--Track 3,4. Cross Country 1,2. Basketball l,2. Class V.P.2. Class Treas. 1. I A N GUSTIN,DARRYL--Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 2. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Pres. 2. Class V.P. 1. LabAssista.nt 3,4. Science Club Pres. 3,4. Student Council V.P. 2. Honor Society V.P. 4. HARDY, WANDA--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Cheerleader 1,3,4. I-ll-TIMES 4. Homecoming Candidate 1. Prom Court 3. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Librarian 2. F.H.A. Sec. 3. Science Club Sec. 4. G.A.A. V.P. 3. Homecoming Queen Alternate 4. HUFFMAN, GARY. HULL ART--Class Play Comm. 3,4. 7 McKAY, SELDEN--Honart 2,3,4. Trackl,2,3,4. Cross Country l,3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Dramatics Award 3,4. MOORE, LINDA--Honart 2,3,4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Band 2. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Festival 2,3,4. Beautician Scholarship 3. NOLAND, DAN--F.F.A. 3,4. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Stu- dent Manager 1,2,3,4. NORRIS, CLAUDIA--F.H.A.1,2,3,4. Honart 2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. F.H.A. Treas. 4. Honart V.P. 4. RENSEL, TERRY--Science Club 3,4. Track 1. School Photographer 3,4. f Basketball 1,3,4. Class Play 3,4. S P O RS S' f . my K 8 at as 'N N1'.gf1 .Q1f-if1,- . . . ..., ,, . ' at 4 3zs1Y2a.-.ft . ,fifth X? asm.: Sfi. - ttf' S39 ff: K E .isps . E v ga K 1-Haw... .1 .. V, S . ,7?Big:' f A 1: ww? , ,. A 15505 , . .11 A r ib ' . . . . wiv. - .5 , .5 'L is is .. , -jg., I h' K B. l - JULIAN, MADONNA--F.H.A.1,2,3,4. G.A.A.2,3,4. Honor Society 3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. ARABIAN Sta.ff3,4. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Sec. 4. Dance Band 2,3. Chorus 1,2,3,4. State Choral Festival 4. Car Check Queen Candidate 2. County Choral Fest. 1,2,3,4. County Choral Accompanist Festival 1,2,3,4. World History Award 2. Athletic Sec. 3,4. District Music Contest l,2. Girl's Trio 2. ARABIAN Editor 4. KEESLING, DENNIS-- Honart1,4. Track l,2. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Projectionist 1. KUKLENSKI, JOE--F.F.A.1. Science Club 3. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 1. Chorus 1,3. 4-H l,2. LOWDER, MARY ANN--F.H.A. 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 1,2,3. County Choral Festival 1,2,3,4. MILBURN, DUANE--Science Club 3, 4. Honor Society 3,4. ARABIAN Staff4. HI-TIMESStaff 4. Baseball 2,3,4. Track l,4. Cross Country 1, 2,3,4. Basketball1,2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Treas. 3,4. Boy's State 3. Pep Club 1. Lab As- sistant 3. Science Club V.P. 4. Honor Society Sec. 4. RICH, AINSLEY J.--F.H.A. 3,4. Pep Club 2. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Class Play 4. Chorus 3,4. HI-TIMES Editor 4. RICHARDSON, DAVID--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. Reporter 3. F.F.A. V.P. 4. RISLEY, BILL--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. Pres. 4. Science Club 3,4. Student Council 3,4. Baseball 1,3. Track 1,3. Basketball 1,3. Class Play Comm. 3. 4-H 1,2,3,4. Projectionist 1,2,3,4. RHODUS, STANLEY--F.F.A. 3,4. Class Play Comm. 4. ROACH, REX--F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. 4-H l,2,3,4. SAYERS, RON--Science Club 3,4. Honor Society 2,3,4. Student Council 3. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Baseball 1,2,3,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Cross Country 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Class Pres. 3. Class V.P. 4. Four Letterman Award 2,3,4. Boy's Pep Club 1. SCHULTE, NELDA--F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. G.A.A. 2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3,4. Homecoming Candidate 2,3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Majorette 3,4. Librarian 3,4. Pep Club Pres. 4. F.H.A. Treas. 3. F.H.A. Sec. 4. F.H.A. Queen Candidate 1. Co-ed Award 4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Prom Queen 3. SCHUYLER, LINDA--F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4. G.A.A. 1,3. Pep Club 1,2. Class Play 4. Class Play Comm. 3. Dance Band 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3,4. Chorus 1,2,3, 4. State Choral Festival 4. SIPES, LARRY--Baseball 1. Track 1. Cross Country 1. Basketball 1. Prom Comm. 3. Class Play 3,4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Projectionist 1,2,3,4. Librarian 4. School Photo- grapher 3,4. Intramurals 1,2,3,4. STANLEY, JUDY--Chorus 4. 5. K 4: T STEPHENS, BARBARA--F.H.A. 3,4. G.A.A. 3. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Chorus 4. STOOPS, JEFF--Science Club 4. ARABIAN Staff 4. HI-TIMES Staff 4. Prom Comm.3. Class Play 3,4. Class V.P. 3. Class Sec. 1. Science Club Treas. 4. Student Manager 1,2,3,4. WALTERS, JOHN. WILLIAMS, LINDA--F.H.A. 3,4. Pep Club 1,2. Class Play Comm. 3,4. Band 1,2. Chorus 1,2,3,4. County Choral Festival 1,2,3,4. L. 1... Llnderclassmen Vici Abney Barry Banks Nancy Banks Dorinda Boles Janene Broshar Phil Brown Brenda Burke Darlene Clark Jay Chapman Louise Clem Michael Cox Noel Davis Dave Downing Fred Fisher Gale Fisher Kathy Fisher Debra Gilley Bill Gustin CLASS OFFICERS Steve Stanley President Vici Abney Vice President Debbie Gilley Secretary Vivianne Sandefur Treasurer ,vt Q. 5 S! N? Q R ,N 0- an iNotd K V . ., krkk fl 8 W J: F 3 1 Pcture ,z A i , ggi V -1' 'i , ie J- 1 , xtui . xx is LL,L Hey . fi li.. . , ,lj ! llia 'Q i iii! v?ii7fiJlz..::1 mf' L4 .. - iw . -,,. , t 79, f Not ,I ,... 0 ,I 2 Q . xv Q Q 'QT Q Pictured Z, 6.5 I2 lkvx . gg, W If ? X V , K H! . . 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Pat Webb Mary Wheatley Virginia Williams , .W ' Bennie Wright y E J. D. wright Fjrf f R as ilt. -R .,.pf. -. N: x Q a ixryapie My 1 5 :V 3, i 'X u 1 9 Ei Wai 4 7 'Q'- , Q ,csv A Q.1, NK, I 5 f-xi, W 46 '11 ex QR ' ,HU .R is Tod Baker Beth Bennett Linda Branham Kathie Bronnenberg Anita Brown Bill Brumfield Bobby Burmeister Vickie Cole Carl Corbin Mary Cox Steve Cox Roger Creason Bill Creason Janice Dempsey John Eytchinson Mary Eytchinson Linda Fath Cheryl Fesmire .s.-n, , .Q ,gp . K N M SOPHOMORE .L 9 -W, i ,io f. X I ,Q . L ,M , L . -K .- . I Ji . , g Y .R i . 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To a noble ambition for each student--a blending of essential skills with an under- standing of himself and his fellow man through a complete study of the English language in all its various aspects--the Markleville English department is dedicated. heritage and future Jim Surface listens attentively to instructions given by Miss Birkinbine in geometry. Whether we are counting minutes left in the day or the amount of money we need for the week- end, we cannot escape using math in our day to day life. To meet the challenges that are set be- fore us to solve, we seem to come across again and again the basic math we learn from the very beginning. For those showing special ability and inter- est, M. H. S. offered an advanced math program including classes in algebra I and II, plane geo- metry, trigonometry and senior math, and college math. Our mathematics department here at Markle- ville, is headed by two very capable teachers-- Miss Birkinbine and Mr. Markle. These two per- sons have done much to further the interest in math and better the students here at Markleville. 441' ir. The fundamentals of math seem fascinating to Debbie Stohler. Mr. Markle explains an algebra problem while Phil Mullins looks on. We learn from the past. . . Improve for the future A class listens attentively as Mr. Kellerinstructs them in history class. In U.S. history, students study about our country from the very beginning. The history department strives to teach students the operations, methods, and princi- ples of our government so that they will be able to meet its prob- lems and recognize other gov- ernments which might be harm- ful to our fre edoms. It also strives to teach students how to meet and cope with the problems of to m o r r ow and to live better with our neighbors. we 5555 rrl gg , Deeann Kinsey and Noel Davis are learning the correct Mr. Keller and Barry Banks are looking for way to use the globe. Timbuktu,! ! ! 26 The formulas for our lives are in this room With the addition of new microscopes, a manikin, charts, and incubator, and other items of equipment, more student interest is being developed and the field of know- ledge widened. Mr. Moore helps Larry Sipes, Steve Cox, and Terry Rensel developing pictures. 9 416114 ' 'l'w.,'.,f' Paul Smith, Dwight Elrod, and Phil Mullins dissectafrog in biology class. 27 x. ' 1 We help ourselves further our careers for tomorrow 7 .,. .. Fug, tiny -.t'efif' f Nelda Schulte works out a bookkeeping problem on the comptometer. Business was fun. . .in typing, rows com- peted in accuracy gamesg in shorthand, there were word spell-downs g in bookkeeping, the relief enjoyedwhen a problem came out correct- ly. The field of commerce diffe r e d from the regular curriculum and seemed like a com- pletely different world. All students, some time during their life, seek employment. Pupils enrolledin the business curriculum trained for specific office jobs in which they could use skills of shorthand and typing. In addition, bookkeeping training and office orientation were offered to broaden their business outlook. by ,Ni Everyone works like little beavers to get their answers to come out the same. 28 ieijf Home Economics builds domestic skills The development of the individuals who are the future citiz ens of America is de- pendent upon the kind of homes they grow up in and the homemakers who are respon- sible for their health and well-being. Home- making education is designed to help girls gain some homemaking skills and an under- standing of human relationships which will help them to achieve more satisfying home living in their families today, and later as they marry. It is believedthat education can help pupils learn better ways of meeting the situations in which they find themselves. 1? 2 ' W J f - -- , cf .. mr -Q 7' X9 - s.. , , ,. it - , 5 ' -.4 e - l , 5. N t , Setting the table is an important part of preparing a meal. Mrs. Flatt shows Pat Bronnenbe rg, Ainsley Rich, and Donna Cox the correct way. Or are they showing her? ? ? '? ? Now girls! Il Lana Boles and Joan Walters are trying to make something that will be pleasing to the stomach. x 3 Diane Elmore plays the big seamstress role as Barbara Boles and Marie Kirby hand out a little constructive criticism. We witness the finer I, 'D' P:': H e MMM ' ' Mr. Harrison explains the fundamentals of sketching to Steve Whistler. Paul Sabo, Theresa Randolph and Debra Randolph make a mess in art class. things in life through art We tried to develop self-confidence in our accomplishments in art. Although some of our creations were beyond recognition, we developed an appreciation for the visual arts. Posters are Mark Matlock's speciality. 30 Music sets a pattern by which we govern our lives State Choral Festival Delegates Clay Smith, Sharon Elrod, Linda Schuyler, Linda Moore, Madonna Julian, Kenny Flesher. The music department was one of the most active departments at Markleville. The chorus sang at c o nvo c atio n s and participated in the spring concert as well as the Community Thanks- giving Service. They represented Markleville in the All-State Chorus held in Indianapolis. At Christmas time the group enjoyed Christmas caroling in the Markle vi lle community. Our band added enthusiasm to the home basketball games and also participated in the United Fund Kickoff. The majorettes, who are considered a part of the music department, presented the flag at our ballgames andperformedhalf-time routines. Students enrolled in music enjoyed the many contests and various activities offered in this department. 31 Mr. Battice expertly directs one of his daily chorus classes. We shall drive into tomorrow from today wr ' L, f 3 Z3 3 ' 'wg pf ty X ng fax as . , if f 4. Y, Q xi iw The goal of driver's education is to teach young students and potential drivers A the safety and responsibility needed when in control of an automobile. The inner goal of this course is to prepare students to be safe and responsible citizens of a future and growing America, As sophomores, Tony Sisson and Anita Brown take instructions in drivers training. Q t A fr 3 1 , Qi 6 ' - m , V V X A wg 'r 'W f ,s- '? L agua-rl Before they drive, the students must check the engine of the car to see that it is in running order. Anita Brown, Keith Poteet, and Tony Sisson go through the procedure before they drive. 32 With our square and compass we design the future The quest forafuture occupation, for self-expression, and for individuality, plus the grinding daily routine of wrestling paper, Compasses, T-squares, pencils, wood, glue, steel, paint, and nails into useful and meaningful projects were only a smallpart of the industrial art depart- ment to develop well-rounded students ready to face their futures. Pat Robertson works at a lathe during shop class. Working at the welding torch are Terry Rensel and Gary Huffman. li ffm Mr. Jackson helps Terry Stanley with a mechanical drawing. Our health comes before we work or play Mr. Harrison instructs his pupils in the art of artificial respiration. ,Q To help make us aware of our physical fitness, students in health are taught facts c on c e rning body structure and the functions of dif- ferent organs. Movies, demonstra- tions, and reports, both oral and written, aided in making health a more meaningful subject. With abackground in health, each student of MHS was made healthier, happier, and more aware of the world around him. l 3 4 Mr Smith leads his class into the study of health. Mr. Harrison is aided by Anita Brown and Tony Sisson in the naming of the bodies bone structure. A necessity of the past and a building block of the future 7th and 8th grade girls play girls basketball in physical education class. To aid Markleville in the nationwide p h y s i c al fitness program instigated by P r e sid e nt Kennedy, Markleville engaged three teachers for their services to keep our s t u d e nts in good physical condition- -Mr. Hunter, Mr. Keller, and Miss Collier. Both the grade school and high school participated in the new program. Physical education was stressed this year as one of the more important classes in the development of the body and mind. It strived to increase the concentration power of the mind, and the coordination of mind and body. It also sought to develop character, good sportsmanship, and the ability to get along with others. Classes compete against each other as the boys play intramural basketball at noon hour. Tom Fath shows off his driving skill on a tractor. The Vocational Agriculture program was start- ed 50 years ago. At that time, emphasis was on training boys to become farmersg today, emphasis is on teaching boys to be leaders in all agricultural related industries. FFA was unlike other organizations because students enrolled in Vocational Agriculture to be a member and all activities of the FFA were connected with the daily teaching. 36 FD O' C f-T v-r O D. CU N4 O C v-r O -f-. O C 's EH 1 il DJ r-r 3' FD 1 m9 va E FD Q3 H- Ui 25 'E y aagfkmg CJ if This grain is being judged by Dave Richardson and Bill Risley Athletics The village Quintet takes top honors As basketball season starts in Markleville, there are many excited fans around the area. This year there was much to be excited about. Beside! having a winning season, the ARABIANS also won the Pendleton Tournament and the White River Conference with a won-loss record of 6 wins to 1 loss. The ARABIANS were up and down all season but finally ended the year on the up side. They defeated many good basketball teams and were defeated by a few poor ones. The team as a whole was hampered by injuries throughout the season and missed the perform- ance given them by the injured. The ARABIANS, not being a big team, had to give lots of hustle and desire to win any game they won. We are sure the ARABIANS will miss the performance given them by the Seniors next year. CHEERLEADERS Wanda Hardy Deeann Kinsey, Debbie Stohler, did much to promote school spirit and enthusiasm for the team throughout the basketball season. 38 in hardwood competition for l964-65 Season Dally Hunter - Coach, Darryl Gustin-forward, Bill Gustin-forward, Ronnie Sayers-guard, Duane Milburn-guard Lan dis Harper-center, Greg Fisher-forward, Bobby Collier-guard, Karl Keller-Asst. Coach. CKNEELlNGlJeff Stoops St Manager, Selden McKay-center, Larry Bennett-guard, Steve Banks-forward, Bruce Hardy-guard, BobbyNibarger guard, Dan Noland-St. Manager. M x Summitville T 58 X Pendleton H 70 Daleville T 61 Madison Heights T 39 Winchester H 77 Blue River H 48 x Middletown T 73 Union Twp. H 82 x St. Marys T 62 Eastern Hancock H 69 PENDLETON TOURNEY Pendleton 62 Lapel Cfinall 57 Varsity O 50 X 61 66 45 72 79 63 X 67 64 82 X 60 54 39 M Frankton H 80 Madison County Invitational Highland 64 Middletown 54 Lapel H 61 Highland H 56 Mt. Vernon H 72 Hancock Central T 56 Yorktown H 67 KNEELING: Student Manager--Mike Gustin, Mike Dickey, Jim Surface, Bruce Hardy, Terry Littrell, Student Man- ager--Phil Mullins. STANDING: Coach, Karl Keller, Jon Padgett, Bob Nibarger, Barry Banks, Fred Fisher, Bill Brumfield, Ron Stohler, Doug Mitchell. Reserves chalk up I5g lose 3 Student Managers Mike Gustin, Phil Mullins, Dan Noland, and Jeff Stoops pack the trunks for an away game. With their help, Mr. Hun- ter kept the basketball team running smoothly all season. 40 sw All roads lead to Harper goes high on the opening tipoff for the ARABIANS it ff M cycc ,Q , H s W w 1 ,,4 1 E ia p at y D ,sy JN Crowd cheers for another Pendleton Tourney Gustin and Sayers put the press on Eastern victory. Hancock. 5 of 'K 42 wi K 1 - 'ww Iifff Basketball at M.H.S. Greg Fisher, Landis Harper, and Bobby Collier are surrounded by Irish players as they tensely wait for a rebound. or A , X The rewards of a tourney victory. Landis Harper puts in two more markers for the home team. ls fa gl, asv The joyous team celebrates victory. 43 Baseball ends with I3-9 record Steve Banks- lst Base Duane Milburn-2nd Base Karl Keller-Coach Harold Markle-Asst. Coach 4 5 e e 'XX i X J l Ron Sayers-Pitcher Darryl Gustin-Center Field l 5 4 40' 1 Larry Bennett-2nd Base Bobby Collier-Catcher WE THEY WE THEY Alexandria 8 9 Yorktown O 1 Middletown 1 13 Frankton 6 3 Mt. Vernon 9 6 Eastern 2 5 Hancock Central 1 2 Yorktown 0 4 Pendleton 7 4 Pendleton 14 5 St. Marys 2 5 Middletown 12 2 Summitville 10 2 Frankton 8 6 Middletown 5 7 Pendleton 6 3 Lapel 0 2 Lapel 2 1 St. Marys 11 4 Phil Mullins-Student Manager Mike Gustin-Student Manager all .Akin l M.H.S. places 3rd in W.R.C. .-,LV,y. R h Q s in sf: i 'z .. , 15553 9 W .J -.. 4 Bill Gustin-Left Field I' 8 if lj! .: - ' . Bruce Hardy-Short Stop X K is Barry Banks-Right Field Baseball Last season was one of the most successful we've had at Markleville in recent years. Under the direction of Mr. Keller and Mr. Markle, our baseball team finished in a respectable third place in the White River Conference with an impressive record of nine Wins to five losses. This is a great honor to finish so high in a conference such as the White River Confer- ence where the competition is so keen. The team had several chances to capture the lead but were unluckily edged out. One of the major highlights of the season was the appoint- ment of Darryl Gustin to the all-conference team which con- sists of players from all of the different eight conference teams. We're sure he will be missed along with the other senior boys when baseball season rolls around again. 45 mmf. A at Jim Surface-2nd Base T RN ff Wg- 'fl ii,. i hx H ...,. ! I Greg Fisher-3 rd Base Terry Littrell-Outfield Paul Sabo-Outfield I we Cross Country 'kN '-- Coach--Dallas Hunter, Manager--Jeff Stoops, Jim Gustin, Charles Gale, Ron Sayers, Mike Mullin, Greg Fisher, John Mullin, Ronnie Martin, Jon Padgett, Bob Hinchman, Jim Surface, Doug Mitchell. Track and cross country are the most vigorously trained sports. Besides serving as a trainer for track and cross country, they serve a dual purpose, they also train the athlete for basketball and baseball as well. Track and cross country are two of the most oncoming sports here at Markleville. As most of the fans have observed, we have two relatively young teams and this should prove to be a main factor in the sports in the years to come. Mr. Smith and Mr. Markle have 12 re- turning lettermen to their track team this year and Mr. Hunter will have all of his lettermen but one back next fall. Track .1 ROWI: Bruce Hardy, Joe Kuklenski, Terry Littrell, John Minton, Bob Nibarger, Ronnie Martin, Ray Hinchman. ROW II: Darryl Gustin, Bob Hinchman, Jim Surface, Greg Fisher, Landis Harper, Ron Sayers, Selden McKay, Bob Collier. ROW HI: Bob Heath, Mike Mullin, Jim Hasty, Doug Mitchell, John Mullin, Bill Gustin, Gary Brumfield, Jon Padgett, Mike Dickey, Charles Gale, Bob Huggins. 46 School Life iw, APRIL LOVE Last year's prom with the th e m e April Love was held at Ball State Teacher's College in Muncie. The pastel decorations carried out the theme with pastel colored flowers, awishing well, and a large flower as the queen's throne, A dinner was held in the Cardinal Room be- fore the dance. The dinner started at 7:00. Sen- ior class president, Gary Kinsey, read the class prophecy and Junior class president, Ron Sayers, read the class will. Dancing was then enjoyed 'till midnight. Fred Waring Jr.'s band carried out the theme by playing April Love while Dee Ann Stohler crowned Nelda Schulte as 1963-64 Prom Queen. Wanda Hardy and Karin Bronnenberg were her attendants. Attendant: Karin Bronnenberg Nelda Schulte reigns as Queen at Jr.-Sr. Prom Attendant: Wanda Hardy KJ I964 Homecoming Queen Linda Hackleman and her escort Gary Brumfield. ing. ing the crown, and Kevin her escort! SO Miss Nancy Mullin and Kevin Stohier carried the crowns forthe 1964 Homecom- Perhaps someday Nancy willbe wear- Senior Candidate: Claudia Norris and her escort, Dennis Keesling. 5 Junior Candidate: Vici Abney and her escort, Fred Fisher. '39 Team walked down Memory Lane at Homecoming Memory Lane was the settingfor the 1964 Homecoming at Markleville High School. Mem- ories of games lost and games won were remi- nisced by the 1939 basketball team honored that night. Seven of the Collier1nen were able to be there. Jane Ann Jackey, 1963 Homecoming Queen, crowned Linda Hackleman as Queen in front of a crowd of nearly 1200 people. The crowning ceremony was enjoyed by all, although the ARABIANS lost to Eastern. Sophomore Candidate: Kathie Bronnenberg and her escort, Bob Burmeister. Junior and Senior Class plays let Headin' For A Weddin Who in the heck are you? 'Wal, ya ain't gettin' him! He's mine! Nelda Schulte. . . Ron Sayers . . . Sharon Elrod . . . Donna Cox ..... Selden McKay. . . Madonna Julian . . Duane Milburn . . Karin Bronnenberg Marcia Foust . . . Stephanie Keller . Judy Gilley .... Larry Bennett . . Jeff Stoops . . . Wanda Hardy . . Darryl Gustin . . Marilyn Dickey. . Steve Banks . . . CAST 0 . . . 1 . . 0 - . . . Fanny Jane . . . . .Slim . . Hortense . . . .Ma . . . . .Pa . . Melissa . . . . . Homer . . . . Gracie May . Mrs. Blairhouse . . . . . .Director Bertha Blairhouse ........Salt . . . . . Pepper . . . .Isabel . . . .Granpappy . . . . Sarah Jo Student Director students Ham it up Annie Get Your Gun Director .......... Little Girl ..... Charlie Davenport Mac ......... Foster Wilson . . Dolly Tate. . . Winnie Tate . Tommy .... Frank Butler . . Mary ..... Jane ..... Annie Oakley . . Little Jake . . Minnie . . . Jessie . . . Buffalo Bill . . Pawnee Bill. . Sitting Bull . . Mrs. Adams . Mrs. Porter . . George ...... Mrs. Yellow Foot Mrs. Light Horse . . Student Director . . . Stephanie Keller . . Linda Dempsey . Duane Milburn . . Steve Banks . . Larry Sipes . . . Ainsley Rich . . Madonna Julian . . Ronnie Sayers . .Selden McKay . . . Wanda Hardy . . . Nelda Schulte Karin Bronnenberg . . . . Jeff Stoops . . Marilyn Dickey . . . .Donna Cox . . . Darryl Gustin . .Dennis Keesling . . Larry Bennett . Linda Schuyler . Claudia Norris . . . . Dan Noland . Pat Bronnenberg . . Linda Schuyler . . Edith Barney X, Watayna cicilia Ladies and gentlemen, meet Mr. Butler's two charming assistants, Dolly and Winnie Tate S3 Betty Williams presents Sandy Sipes with a two-week scholarship to a speech course at l.U. 1 ,Wt A H .ff ii A happy Steve Banks receives his letter jacket fi oni coach Dallas Hunter. Scholarship recognized-Awards Day Salutatorian Dee Ann Stohler receives congratulations from Mr. Garrison. 54 Each year at Markleville, outstanding scholarship and citizenship are rewarded. Awards for excellence in history, math, English, drafting, home economics, agri- culture, music, business, art, and science are given along with citizenship awards and various scholarships. Athletic ability are also h o n o r e d . Cross country, track, baseball, and bas- ketball team members received various awards for their participation. Awards Day proves more than ever the blending of scholarship and athletic ability visible in every M.H.S. student. The Greenies join the ranks One of the highlights of every fresh- man'sfirst year of high school is freshman initiation. This year was no exception. Freshmen went through the rites devised by the Senior class to prove they were wor- thy of being called Arabians. The nightprogram was cut out this year and only the school convocation was pre- sented on October 16. Each freshman was put through his paces to the enjoyment of the spectators. Q0 P 55 EN- x A time for work In N-.QA A time for play. 57 RK f K jgigi lf! r . 9 Q '+. R5 J ? X gi nf '09 -A .!'N-- uae ' ,E 'A ffRS i 615.1 C A ABA 4, Grganizations Pep Club and Cheerleaders encourage spirit 5 ROW I: Donna Cox, Linda Dempsey, Pat Bronnenberg, Madonna Julian, Debbie Snideman, Edith Barney, Marilyn Dickey, Karin Bronnenberg. ROW II: Virginia Williams, Kathy Fisher, Dorinda Boles, Dee Markle, Vivianne Sandefur, Debbie Gilley, Brenda Smith, Linda Faith. ROW III: Debby Needler, Bernita Hodson, Penny Forney, Darlene Clark, Carolyn Mullikin, Becky Criswell, Betti Sapp, Terry Hood. ROW IV: Kathie Bronnenberg, Pam Markle, Beth Bennett, Bonita Keigley, Mary Cox, Connie Mauzy, Brenda Todd, Lana Boles. ROW V: Janice Dempsey, Pam Reeder, Darlene Morton, Barbara Boles, Sharon Mullens, Sheila Townsend, Diane Elmore, Denise Stohler. ROW VI: Becky Fredrick, Veronica Salyer, Twyana Hineman, Marsha McNally, Linda Luellen, Teresa Stohler, Marsha Barney, Jeanie Wilson. ROW VII: Janet Marsh, Mary Smith, Candy McCormack, Jan Hays, Vicki Kinsey, Holly Abney, Candy McClelland, Sally Spicer. ROW VIII: Becky Phillips, Carolyn Boles, Julie Fisher, Brenda Burmeister, Penny Creason, Kathy Stoops, Beth Schmitz, Linda Markle. CHEERLEADERS: Deeaim Kinsey, Debbie Stohler, Wanda Hardy. Honor Society ROW I: Mr. Garrison Marilyn Dickey-Treasurer, Bob Collier-President, Darryl Gustin-V. President, Duane Milburn-Secretary. ROW Il: Vivianne Sandefur, Vici Abney, Debbie Gilley, Dorinda Boles, Sharon Elrod, Wanda Hardy, Kathy Fisher. ROW III: Jane Schell, Steve Stanley, Barry Banks, Steve Banks, Ronnie Sayers, Bill Gustin, Madonna Julian. Student Council ROW I: Beth Bennett-Treasurer Debra Stohler-Secretary, Karin Bronnenberg-President, Larry Bennett-V. Presi- dent, Mr. Smith-Sponsor. ROW Il: John Holmes, Brenda Hackernan, Jim Surface, Steve Stanley, Randy Stoops. ROW III: Greg Fisher, Fred Fisher, Bill Risley, Jim Gustin, Steve Whistler. 61 Science Club ROW I: Donna Cox, Darryl Gustin-President, Duane Milburn-V. President, Mr. Moore-Sponsor, Wanda Hardy-Sec- retary, Jeff Stoops-Treasurer, Marilyn Dickey, Edith Barney. ROW II: Sharon Elrod, Lynn Huffman, Debby Needler, Vici Abney, Janene Broshar, Deeann Kinsey, Larry Bennett, Bill Risley. ROW III: Donna Tranbarger, Bob Collier, Bill Gustin, Allen Rodecap, Noel Davis, Phil McNally, Mike Cox, Steve Stanley, Richard Creason. ROW IV: Steve Banks, Ron Sayers, Jay Chapman, Terry Rensel, Dave Downing, Fred Fisher, Tim Kline, Barry Banks. Camera Club ROW I: Larry Sipes, Steve Cox, Mr. Moore-Sponsor, Terry Rensel. Librarians ROW I: CSeatedD Nelda Schulte, Karin Bronnenberg, Kathy Fisher, Sharon Elrod. ROW II: QSta.ndingj Donna Tran- barger, Twyana Hineman, Linda Branham, Brenda Todd, Miss Simmermon-Head Librarian. Projectionists il 4, gif., , ROW I: fSeatedJ Sam Holmes, Noel Davis, Bill Risley. ROW II: fStandingJ Tom Painter, Ira Forney, Larry Sipes, Miss Simmermon-Head Librarian, Clay Smith. Chorus ROW I: Mr. Battice, Virginia Williams, Barbara Boles, Sheila Townsend, Sheila Wamsley, Russell Biven, Dwight Elrod, Ken Flesher, Donna Cox, Bernita Hodson, Brenda Hackleman, Debbie Snideman. ROW II: Madonna Julian, Dorinda Boles, Brenda Smith, Pat Webb, Jay Chapman, Clay Smith, Joe Kuklenski, Jerry Runyan, Janice Dempsey, Michelle Prentice, Linda Schuyler, Linda Fath, Sharon Mullens. ROW III: Debbie Gilley, Joyce Carpenter, Lana Boles, Beth Bennett, Kathy Shaw, Jeanetta Smith, Reba Sisson, Veronica Salyer, Cheryle Passwater, Diana Nelson, Darlene Morton, Becky Criswell, Linda Williams. ROW IV: Karen Wiles, Brenda Todd, Debbie Stohler, Barbara Stephen, Ainsley J. Rich, Pam Reeder, Mary Ann Lowder, Penny Forney, Judy Stanley, Mary Eytchison, Sharon Elrod, Linda Dempsey, Janice Williams. ROW V: Mary Cox, Louise Clem, Anita Brown, Pat Bronnenberg, Kathie Bronnenberg, Gloria Biven, Linda Moore, Lynn Huffman, Donna Gale, Becky Fredrick, Marcia Foust, Janene Broshar, Nancy Banks. Band BAND: ROW I: Linda Schuyler, Linda Branham, Gale Fisher, Cheryl Fesmire. ROW II: Vicki Cole, Rodney Hunter, Clay Smith. STANDING: David Richardson, Mr. Battice, Director. F.H.A. ,aa ROW I: Madonna Julian, Pat Bronnenberg-Editor, Kathie Bronnenberg-Public Relations, Nelda Schulte-Secretary, Dee Markle-Vice President, Mrs. Flatt-Sponsor, Debbie Gilley-President, Beth Bennett-Recreation Leader, Edith Barney, Marilyn Dickey, Karin Bronnenberg. ROW II: Sharon Elrod, Linda Schuyler, Ainsley J. Rich, Linda Wil- liams, Linda Dempsey, Wanda Hardy, Donna Cox, Gloria Biven, Barbara Stephen, Mary Ann Lowder. ROW III: Bernita Hodson, Darlene Clark, Kathy Fisher, Debbie Snideman, Deeann Kinsey, Mary Wheatley, Brenda Smith, Pat Webb, Carolyn Mullikin, Debby Needler. ROW IV: Lynn Huffman, Dorinda Boles, Virginia Williams, Vici Abney, Janene Broshar, Nancy Banks, Brenda Burke, Debbie Stohler, Pam Reeder, Michelle Prentice, Anita Brown, Janice Williams. ROW V: Brenda Todd, Louise Clem, Connie Mauzy, Mary Cox, Linda Fath, Karen Wiles, Janice Dempsey, Linda Branham, Theresa Randolph, Mary Eytchison, Penny Forney, Jacklyn Johnson. ROW VI: Terri Hood, Becky Criswell, Linda Hackleman, Sheila Tonmsend, Brenda Hackleman, Sharon Mullens, Jeanetta Smith, Veronica Salyer, Debra Randolph, Barbara Boles, Becky Fredrick, Cheryl Fesmire. ROW VII: Donna Gale, Darlene Morton, Linda Eldridge, Bonita Keigley, Linda Lane, Diana Nelson, Cheryle Passwater, Mary Simmermon, Marsha McNally, Twyana Hineman, Barbara Phillips. Honart ROW I: Karin Bronnenberg-Scrapbook Keeper Upper, Linda Moore-Secretary-Treasurer, Marcia Foust-Scrapbook Keeper Upper, Bob Burmeister, President. ROW II: Mr. Harrison, Dennis Keesling, Mike Mullin, Vici Abney, Ron Stohler, Donna Tranbarger, Selden McKay, Greg Fisher. F.F.A. ROW I: Ronnie Martin-Sentinel, Dan Noland-Treasurer, Carl Corbin-Secretary, Mr. Garrison-Sponsor, David Richardson-Vice President, Bill Risley-President. ROW II: John Minton, Tony Sisson, Sterling Van Matre, Tom Heath, Mike Hileman, Russell Biven, Jim Noland. ROW III: Phil Ray, Bob Sparks, Bob Huggins, Mike Prentice, Jeff Gernand, Alan Heath, Ricky Truman, Bernard Raper. ROW IV: Terry Minton, Torn Fath, Martin Minton, Jim Sparks, Charles McNew, Terry Rhodus, Charles Gale, John Tucker. G.A.A. ROW I: Janene Broshar-Secretary, Vici Abney-Treasurer, Marilyn Dickey-Vice President, Deeann Kinsey-President Miss Collier-Sponsor, Edith Barney-Reporter, Penny Forney, Mary Cox. ROW II: Carolyn Boles, Diane lfkiper, Debbie Snideman, Dorinda Boles, VirginiaWilliams, Debbie Gilley, Beth Bennett, Becky Criswell. ROW III: Madonna Julian, Nelda Schulte, Dee Markle, Debbie Stohler, Kathie Bronnenberg, Donna Cox, Vivianne Sandefur, Carolyn Mullikin, Wanda Hardy. ROW IV: Kathy Fisher, Vicki Kinsey, Connie Mauzy, Linda Fath, Debby Needler, Nancy Banks. Barbara Boles, Marsha McNa.lly, Twyana Hineman. ROW V: Candy McCormack, Darlene Clark, Linda Hackleman, Sheila Townsend, Brenda Hackleman, Sharon Mullens, Jeanetta Smith, Veronica Salyer, Debbie Randolph, Becky Fredrick. Boys' 4-H ROW I: Mr. Garrison, Mark Whistler, Douglas Owens, Mike Garrison, David Hays, Terry Owens, Dennis Decker. ROW II: Tommy Gernand, David Dudley, Jan Hays, Virginia Williams, Candy McCormack, Ivan Randolph, Gary Whistler, Alan Heath. ROW III: Mike Mullins, Mike Prentice, Willard Smith, Bob Sparks, Paul Smith, Martin Minton, Dave Padgett, Steve Whistler. ROW IV: John Minton, Ronnie Stohler, Terry Minton, Jon Padgett, Ronnie Martin, Terry Littrell, Allan Rodecap, Phil Rav. Jeff Gernand, Girls' 4-H ROW I: Vicki Kinsey, Jan Hays, Candy McCormack, Beth Schmitz, Karen Sells, Kathy Stoops, Katherine Sells. ROW H: Mrs. Flatt, Sharon Elrod, Dee Markle, Carolyn Boles, Becky Phillips, Janie Gilley, Cindy Johnson, Donna Craig, Connie Mauzy, ROW III: Carolyn Mauzy, Suellen Cantrell, Willard Smith, Rita Keesling, Wilma Smith, Jo Gilley, Jackie Johnson, Connie Williams, Donna Tranbarger, Mary Smith, Debbie Randolph. iwxk. ag Yearbook staff works with advisor Miss Ellis on '65 ARABIAN. 99 per cent perspiration -1- I per cent inspiration fa W Editor--Madonna Julian 68 Assistant Editor--Karin Bronnenberg Business Manager- -Marilyn Dickey recipe for '65 yearbook The preparation of the ARABIAN is quite a task for its staff. Finances must be established, pages have to correspond in the spreads, pictures must be taken and identified, and copy proof-read time and time again. Karin Bronnenberg, assistant editor, Marilyn Dickey, business manager, and Sharon Elrod, subscriptions have been very steadfast to our goal--the final draft of the ARABIAN. Even when the going was rough and it seemed utterly im- possible that we would meet our dead- lines, we worked in journalism class, after school, and on Saturdays and, through some miracle, pulled through. Miss Ellis gave her assistance and advice to us and was very helpful to our cause. There have been many anxieties whetherthe ARABIAN wouldbe accepted. However, the mere joy of giving the com- munity something to cherish the rest of their lives is enough satisfaction to calm all the tattered nerves. We hope you enjoy reading the ARAB- IAN as much as we enjoyed preparing it for you. Madonna Julian, Editor Subscription Manager- -Sharon Elrod Junior Editors--Noel Davis, Vici Abney, Steve Stanley. We ex tend to them the best of luck on next year's publication. 69 HI TIMES Miss Ellis, sponsor, Wanda Hardy, asst. editor QSEATEDL Ainsley Rich, Editor. Patience is required to work on the mimeoscope, but Ronnie Sayers and Duane Milburn use their skill for work that must be done. 70 Once every month Ainsley, Wanda, and Miss Ellis, published an issue of the HI-TIMES. With the help of the typists in journalism class, they were able to produce some very outstand- ing newspapers. The HI-TIMES was c i r c ulate d throughout the school and community. Everyone was in f o r m e d of school happenings. ki'o'6S 'w Richard Creason and Jeff Stoops run off the next issue of the HI-TIMES in the mimeograph. STAFF Editor ..... . . Ainsley J. Rich Assistant Editor . . . . . Wanda Hardy Typists . . ...... Journalism Class Mimeograph . . Richard Creason, Jeff Stoops Mimeoscope . . . Steve Banks, Duane Milburn Mimeoscope . . . Larry Bennett, Ronnie Sayers Art .... . Linda Moore, Marcia Foust Distribution. . . . Journalism Class Members of journalism class prepare the assembly line for the next issue of the HI-TIMES 71 Secretaries in SEATED: Mr. Hunter's Secretaries--Dorinda Boles, Madonna Julian. STANDING: Row I: Office Secre- taries--Mary Ann Lowder, Karin Bronnenberg, Nelda Schulte, Darlene Clark, Marilyn Dickey, Mary Wheatley, Jane Schell, Brenda Smith. Row II: Mr. Garrison's Secretaries--Donna Cox, Bernita Hodson, Debbie Needler, Barbara Stephens, Debbie Gilley, Wanda Hardy. Not Present--Claudia Norris, Judy Gilley, Majorettes STANDING--Edith Barney, Marilyn Dickey, Head Majorette, Nelda Schulte. KNEELING--Michelle Prentice, Vici Abney, Diane Raper. 72 Markleville Eighth Grade I 4 I N -4-if ef: ex? V' ff f::'5 4- f e ' I Sf an : ', '31 5' :' , Q 1 mhh: by , ir ,, 25.6, J N 4 u 4,2 G y ' Q -77 , ' st' ,.f:f5i51Q! I , ' 7 . . K ,lr . KA M I , . If S ,ff X, S ' ,i SW fm fi' 5 , ,V N -1' K ir VF: K - ' , ,mhy ' t , 4 i. A V N f .L A 5 2 , ... xx , fi' 'N ' 'fi A , I W BA I -., ROW I: Holly Abney, Marsha Barney, Doug Brovsm, Benny Everman, Ross Fadely, Glen Fisher, Bobby Fox, Douglas 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, Teresa Stohler, Mike Stohler, Denise Stohler, Sally Spicer, Mary Smith, Daryl Wheatly. ROW IV: Steve Whistler, Jeanie Wilson. Seventh Grade Q . . V rx ' 5 ', , I ,,,. Q- f r -1 ,- H In b . ,,., -i Q S 1 L Y i - p ,,. , .,,. - sv! 4 gf I H. ' A' '- ami ,125-:::3.t.::gaC:Gff , H QR i . Q ,, I '74 0 I 1 6. 'U' E J w K g I f X X ,J Z X Q. 4' M! as K i My xgaxt , , , .B if - 'fi , , ,M S M ,A I U- W N ,, ' l,f,, 1 Q k is L, y f I . E ,i,,,, flyee ,eyi Q B ' ,.-i Q sfllst lrt iii , iyyy it I it .i A 1 J ffl 2-2 W . I , , 155 4 'f'f W jg ,f 5' ' f ser, 5 ' - .. , 4 . ,'-,' g i '1:g. ,': .P Q f V X542 't fx, :ri-LS, E I. f H , ROW I: Becky Phillips, Carolyn Boles, Judy Bronnenberg, Bonnie Cole, David Dudley, Doug Gale, Tommy Gernand, Bob Gilley. ROW II: Jo Gilley, Merrill Gilley, Gary Goodwin, Danny Hackleman, Ronnie Holden, Jan Hays, John Holmes, Vicki Kinsey. ROW III: Linda Markle, Candy McCormack, Herbie Perkins, Ivan Randolph, Eddie Rhodus, Suann Scott, Catherine Sells, Willard Smith. ROW IV: Beth Schmitz, Kathy Stoops, Doris Wheatley, Gary Whistler, John Wysong, 74 Sixth Grade , 5 .. U, , ,A , , 5 F 3' VSA, Q-, x. . ,bfi ,.., Y, ' K kr ! ' ' A 5' S: 'fl' Y 'K', f ' S A X -. Rx , it 'P 9 W 'L 7 9' . an I- A 'L as . .V ' .M . 2, .V 5 na' li K lb Q 1 ' F LL- i 5 V3'.g,'.Q' 1, -A - 'Saas 3, . ff vi. . as - w X , L We . V 5 Si for ' Iii? ROW ONE: Jerry Brown, Brenda Burmeister, Cathy Cole, Donna Craig, Penny Creason, Debbie Crose, Steve Denny, Tim Elliott. ROW TWO: Diana Foust, Tim Gernand, Janie Gilley, Ricki Gustin, Patti Hackleman, David Hays, Cynthia Johnson, Rodney Knowling. ROW THREE: Ricky Luellen, David Markle, Paul Mullins, Doug Owens, Pamela Painter, Mike Raper, Cindy Rivers, Karen Sells. ROW FOUR: Jerry Seward, Archie Smith, Patty Spaulding, Jimmie Stohler, Warren Stohler. Fifth Grade S if ,I W , .. -,-,,, 5 - S 4' Si i A, -A Z V N krr. do Z, T -rrk - ,,,. x K X .3 ,S ' i f S 535-f'f,'1: TE 'ri-591 - - E t ' . ,, , . a M , E ,- ,., t, Q7 f ' , ,. , ..,..i ., Win, , .5 Z' 4' I A ,ml we X'YS.!,v,T,,7, X , T x ' a 'YL' g 14 15- 54 if Q ' J. .vtv , , at , at sw ' V . . , 1 . x K if at ,VP , ,J y , A V ,S , J , . 5 lf 1 af again 2 ,. 'K . jg V 01364 I fi 0 R 4, --f -V . , , 6 Ax L- . , x ' 'af 'R ' - 4 'fee' - 1 , ,Q - tg, x '. in, i . 'i'l , F ' . if at 4' 5 1. r.. N F' -P 5 ' R M Q ,it, Q 2 1, g H V J H - . in ef , v Y 355131, -z-x-z-.-15555. 2 W 49 if 5 a s- 'Q Tia ...f 5 S ' r i i A. ,- rx - my E J . , , -' ' tiie g ff ' N , Q ,- f 'z-ra-' 1 ,gofzgx 'ex I fy- ' 5 ' ' W 5 ef' ,fg 51? J : 1 e'11,j- 'if -f,s 4 '-, 'gi hy, -A, X an , f is-X: 1 .1 ROW ONE: Shelley Abney, Mark Camplin, Susie Cantrell, Peggy Cox, Dennis Decker, Tony Fadely, Julie Fisher, Linda Fisher. ROW TWO: Kenny Fowler, Janice Fox, Luanne Fredrick, Mike Garrison, Ted Gernand, Neal Goodman, Allen Hackleman, Susan Harless. ROW THREE: Rita Keesling, Denise Kuklenski, Jonenne Luellen, Carolyn Mauzy, Gary Mil- ler, Jill Mock,Belinda Moore,Terry Owens. ROW FOUR: Rex Pottorff, Jimmy Prenatt, John Rhodus, Devona Salyer, Ran- dy Short, Wilma Smith, Sheryl Wamsley, Mark Whistler. Fourth Grade ,- - X Af Mak l L , , '- -rf V i .- - o Y X it 'Wag as i , 5 Q ' ta f '17 . if r '-'. 5 , 'iff . 5 I Q 5 fi 'YVI fy s .. A ' 1 we Q ' 'H ' 1 'N I ' .sis 255114 f X K ' Y , -1.35 V A ' anal no of ' I e ri -1 awk ff' Q 'P . e 'ffl as F9 4 2 rg! , 4 5 fdlilf . or ROW ONE: Kathy Boles, Phillip Branham, Mike Burton, Rebecca Cole, Paula Crose, Danny Dudley, Keith Dwiggins, Becky Elliott. ROW TWO: Michael Fadely, Mark Fesmire, John Gilley, Susan Gilley, Sylvia Goodman, Jimmy Goodwin, Rita Gus- tin, Tony Hamlin. ROW THREE: John Hanna, Danny Heath, Claude Holland, Jeffrey Luellen, Ted Mullins, Danny Neal, Clifford Randolph, Kim Orr. ROW FOUR: Mike Painter, Sandra Sells, Marna Surber, Richard Whistler. Third Grade C in . 4 1 bi K Ki a, , K :Q ' f f -se it tr- ra , qi E 1 . - F 0 . 1 . , ' ,ga 1 ,.,, . . . 6 K' v. V ,V KK K 6 V A .H V . , . ,p l - 1 a-. a selsaia ' W , ' ef ' 1 . .L 1 ,ty H 7 . - V K ,.., - K,f,.,K 3 - Wg-I i -. - . . I ' iii P ' A , f ' iw if fi 4 ' A X 'i l 5 2 , R fm: V 3 W J Qu J u i' lm 4. , fn K . i -W' O K K 5, 2 , aj .A Ji ,K ,K 9, L sin tg mln ,ji I f J ' . if 'xl A-: P ,gf W' , . , fi .fga'w, if 1 L Sr i 1 .Q - eval M371 Q' fl X 3 :?'5 '5 Q Q 'l ti' ' V 'A 1 3 f ' i Rin 1 K 1 K 0 . ,I , . ,Kia di, KE Kr . 2 . 'i ' 1 4 +73 V . Ft L'-2:9 , 'L 'tr' B 3, A r . W if L ,,,, 'fiqfo We S or g ROW ONE: Rhonda Bennett, Terry Breece, Peggy Brown, Jeff Chapman, Jeffrey Crowder, Donnie Elmore, Dean Forney, Sandy Fowler. ROW TWO: Elaine Fox,Vicki Gale, Becky Garrison, Rex Heath, Mark Hensley, Carla Jackson, Lewis John- son, Chris Kinsey. ROW THREE: Kenna Lewis, David Lynn, Debra Markle, Tonya Markle, Martha McLaughlin, Debbie Moore, Joy Myers, Dewayne Orr. ROW FOUR: Della Padgett, Robert Pring, Pamela Raper, Kenny Rhodus, Barry Shook, Diana Smith, Jerry Spall, Mona Sparks. Mike Stohler. . A I , .L F A Q K3 , e ' , Jr K, , - t.lk E v K ,fp-i, M K 1 , v i . fl f 1, i t 3 , , J l? it we-J , ' ,L L 2 5,5 Viiy VLL. ,,.LL I , Z.: : A , .. as ,V K, 7 sell J ilsl W ' mK,. ' I ':: 7 F c 9- V ig, ,D T , f i uWD w. Z -Vi F , , '. .' -. ., .v-'N V Q f 5' +4 'in 31, ' ' f3'ag,Zr-va T 'SW . l'4'J w gif, gi it , ,N f ' ff f .. A ff- it 4 LL 'F K M ' W' e i - ,,L '7,, - if 5 - . f, A Q 1 X ,Z .,, f u Z ' xr J .M if - - .- ,. rf.. , ,- f. fi, if -F ., .M it if-V 'I-, ' A . , si ' , 5 ALL' 355' V W5 H f ,...,, -.....ff V, 4 El 5 ? ' , S 1 r lqql 'il it Q ROW ONE' Eddie Boles Ginger Breece, Steven Brovsm, Jerry Cox, Freddy Cooper, Kathy Criswell, Michael Dwiggins, J ' F -l . ROW TWO: Debbie Gustin Patty Gustin Loraine Hamlin, Danny Holland, Katrina Kick, Jimmy Keesling, erry ow er Jack Lawson Dawnie Lawyer. ROW THREE: Rex Mc,Clelland, Gary Mitchell, Nancy Mullin, Tony Reed, Jim Rigney, Dwayne Salyer, Jerry Simmons, Debra Smith. ROW FOUR: Norma Jean Smith, Marrin Smith, Lance Stephens, Kevin Stohler, Robert Surber. Second Grades f ,Q Q1. . if 9' m Qs EH '11, Am V7 x it 1 9 v , 'ife , if 'ii' 5 V fc fm fig T 'V , 9 r ,.,,,., ,,.. ..., ,,,,., - it yyri Q ROW ONE: Susan Adams, Mark Bennett, Linda Brown, Patsy Cantrell, Jyll Carter, Jeff Elsworth, Michael Fredrick, Jim- my Gilley. ROW TWO: Ross Goodman, Dean Gustin, Yvonne Harwood, Jan Mock, Dwight Padgett, Toni Rivers, Ronnie Rhodus, Randy Stohler. ROW THREE: Denise Whistler. 77 s?'r'w?i 5 vi i' ,M 'L ' I vr. .5 z 45.-. Q , , -I - 5 gL', , -ggf-' ,,,:- I E, j, . g-.g , I , l K K it . 1, i fv- - n : ' R , ' k ia t W 'iiJlr X,,,if A ,K 1 H 1. A, - :lk mx D' g .,, rf-7 , . V' t ' , . V iiigx ' ' ,fi-,.f iff-if ,gl . -: f i -. gg v a N, T H 'iii' 1 tw, ,xi W2 iiisjfz, ' t A i31EQ?.fZ9 Sf ff 5 A , .it , ' E p 5, W , K 5,55 ,- 4 'M 'J A A EJ 7, .k,., ,V aff, K pb Q ,114 , ROW ONE: Kenny Arbuckle, Janet Brown, Terry Cooper, Delaine Cowan, John Creason, Bobby Eytchinson, Bruce Fisher, Darla Harless. ROW TWO: Eddie Harwood, Twyla Havsm, Richard Heath, Terri Holloway, Norman Lawson, Sheila Law- yer, Patty McLauglin, Denise Martin. ROW THREE: Boyd Mitchell, Shelly Monroe, Lisa Mullins, Lorna Mullins, Beverly Owens, Monte Riggs, Terri Sanders, April Simmons. ROW FOUR: Anita Sells, Randy Smith, Susan Tuer, Alice Van Matre, Debbie Windell, Darlene Wyatt. First Grades KP' ,,- nf o fn.. I , -' f- :--:,f.,.' ,A -- ., . 'Y if , . 1 es - ,N ,, f : 9 I r L 5 A ' .. w M , if ,. 1 Q2 T- , f . ROW ONE: Bruce Burton, Sharon Carmany,Billie Dudley,Jeffrey Eubank, Darrell For- . - ney, Michael Garrison, Karel Lewis, Tammy Mullanix. ROW TWO: Charles Spall, Pam- : : ' ela Woodcock. -' Q, ,. 4 'al K, V 1. . K' fr, w , x 5 . Special Education Ut 1 K K 1 2 vw ' , n a is V K I M mf 'iw Quill ! ' .,.,, i if , 5, 'x B 'W ff n 'XX iyi , i i , i f , :pi if Row ONE: Ernest Biven, Nancy ciark, Phillip Eyrchinson, Rhonda Har- Q z V , -W' f less,Randy Holland, Randy Keesling, Cindy McCullough, Jeff Shaw. ROW . Q D f -14' I '91 TWO: Ricky Shaw, shena Zion, Tina Zion. f.. -Q, H , N ES : + K-1-P X B i 4 as I in 1. 78 Eighth Grade Team ROW I: Mike Stohler, Ross Fadely, David Smith, Bob Fox, Dale Flick. ROW II: Coach - Mr. Harrison, Steven Whistler, Mike Salyer, Glen Fisher, Jerry Short, Darrel Wheatly - Student Manager. Cheerleaders 7th and 8th grade cheerleaders. 5th and 6th grade cheerleaders. Jan Hays, Teresa Stohler, Denise Stohler. Penny Creason, Julie Fisher, Brenda Burmeister T9 Seventh Grade Team in ROW I: Coach - Mr. Harrison, Rickie Gustin, David Hays, Jimmie Stohler, David Markle. ROW II: Douglas Owens, Herbie Perkins, David Dudley, Williard Smith, Darrell Wheatly - Student Manager. Fifth and Sixth Grade Team ROW I: Kenneth Fowler, Rex Pottorff, Archie Smith, Jerry Seward, David Markle, Mark Camplin. ROW II: Allen Hackleman, Mike Garrison, Danny Dudley, Warren Stholer, David Hays, Gary Miller, Jimmy Prenatt. ROW III: Coach - Mr. Keller, Paul Mullins, Rickey Luellen, Rickie Gustin, Jimmie Stholer, Herbie Perkins, Tony Fadely. -v 2. 4 4 NN Z. W' x n 'Q -,Mar W L ,,,--ff' Fall Creek Eighth Grade V ll' . M- 44' 'Q 4 ,L 1. if '- U' B 6 .,,- - ' H Qi ' g, L 7 FL w I Xax ,f il. .. ', 5 56: , L 5 - c 'K gy' - i Li L ,. L 1 - f -.,.. , . m wx f fc , T ' ,. N.. we , . . LL ,K fL.,V,, V VNV L4 L,,, M VL I- xf l f: 4 V A V . V V L- 4 V V f , w . tr. J! , iii-?if1iL, ,K fe ' V , , 'iftmi .5Q.l1LT:' VX' , 2, X . ' , LZ -L A X, 1 L H w X VL.-.Af-'V M- , Lx' , , ,X . tix X ,VL L L, LL i i L a ' f '.-, , ,X E -,A .J L L. se. L Q ...ffaf 'FM ' N J. Tw ML 45534 -A c ROW ONE: Chester Barker, Timmy Begley, Peggy Biddle, Evie Bricker, Jerry Bricker, Gina Boles, Sue Clark, Terry Clark. ROW TWO: Linda Cox, Mike Eaton, Russell Flesher, Linda Fox, Sharon Fox, Wayne Fox, Judy Frazier, Peggy Heffernan. ROW THREE: David Hilligoss, Pam Julian, Diana Main, Diana Mitchell, Peggy Passwater, Susan Phillips, Dwight Ray, Candace Rector. ROW FOUR: Cathy Reeder, Mike Sabo, Linda Shipley, Mary Sparks, Teresa Williams. Seventh Grade ' ' - - - l L af -, wwf Xe i ky H 31 QL-is V' L L I - 4 .L A K ' .4 , 'file 4 ' M' A 'wi'-'Xt .. L Vu , ,VV L L L ,LVV ML L agqnzgz. 1, Vwgsxxgaif V :-. A 'v ' 56 - L 452341, -' LLLL L- L L LL T L L,L.,,L LL . rx if iw in Q, r Nag 'ix 54 ff X!! -Of' ,L sir , in ingkfg., L Q f . ,- must' IM .J , , 5. U' 5 w. ' 4, QT 1 N c I ' A L 4 Ffii -f 'KK ' ' 1 1- 's.aafe-. : ri i 'HRX ez N. 'rr ROW ONE: Mike Alford, Bill Banks, Danny Bevel, Marjie Boles, Nancy Boles, Roy Bricker, Denise Broshar, Linda Car- penter. ROW TWO: Kenny Clark, Bonnie Colley, Debbie Davis, Jerry Dennis, Linda Downing, Marvin Elrod, Susan Elrod, Rickie Engle. ROW THREE: Bob Fox, Karen Hettmansperger, Diana Hilligoss, Debra Hodson, Larry Hoppes, Dale King, Patty King, Larry Meeks. ROW FOUR: Ila Minton, Karen Needler, Steve Painter, Charlene Powless, Rebecca Schell, Gary Stoner, Cynthia Summers, Judy Walters, Dorman Wright. QM i .3 . I I x. f Sixth Grade 'g , h,., F W . S f ' 15:25 wifi. - igf f'- : , . L, :, .L:. K 9 ll1 ' Ki fl- . ' ' L K -. iv Vi,-gi -. Q ly 'gi' ,.., -: : fn. we J r W :. Y ' il- - t 1, A I, x,,. , f gf K , , ,, , M wig X 3. , S ! J l , ii 1- W if f' KK W if 1 . X Wx A 1 it T ' ,, Eg ,344 I , is ' ' .Wm ' .S 1, - l-,gy ' T B 1 K ,fe Q M 2 K' 'I '31 ii ' - S XX ' .if v ?a,......f. Q it if i , 5 .. - T QS: i 33 , , x Q L. A V if , if A l A , 1 k . 62. Q ' - T, .. 1 , 557, ' f:QJ,1- V L,,m,. . 2 W - .1 : 5 if f A f . ., , : 1 V I . V ., 5 f ,Q ,IQ , RX ,if I ..,. I , Q 1 X 2 '1 T' x ' ii i J' V' 457 R .f K ROW ONE: Teresa Alford, Jane Blessinger, Fred Brown, Gary Burke, Rita Clark, Ricky Craig, Robin Eldridge, Warren Elrod. ROW TWO: Kathy Eytchison, Timmy Forney, Danny Fox, Terry Fox, Denise Gilliam, Sandra Huffman, Melanie Jones, David King. ROW THREE: Pat Kline, Danny Main, Vicky Miller, Ben Minton, Ainsley Phillips, David Phillips, Carol Tranbarger, Sherry Walker. ROW FOUR: Paul Wilson, Tommy Wright. , :,,z Fifth Grade 5 - S- il if f i . V . 155 , in ea S , ,ff l it -f im 1 Bren! ifmifjli,-V,3-:gi,Qi,,'iig. L - ,Y 5, 2- il r J t r f I J it Q: rlli Q .. f . '29 Wi , 1559+ 'll- If ,-1 1-3: ' . , 1- f . S he ' ' ',l, T. J, X f ' r 1 H 2 e'il . FN ' ll' Y: f 'w x 'W '- . , n af, if- T if-4, :XV :si 1 ' i i- . i ii I I ' . L : L1 V : 1 , if Ji . 'f '- Jiffy -H i ey,e , . 7 -iey , gif i ' i 25? - . ' .. 1 Vifi ' .inset R ' : - .. . : it. .'i. - 1 , J 53 2' - f f . : fi - E A A it ROW ONE: Steven Bridges, Bruce Brown, Jill Castor,Teresa Craig, Bobby Eldridge, Debbie Fox, Debbie Jenkins, Donald King. ROW TWO: Mark Motsinger, Diana Mullens, Rhonda Mullikin, Sharon Needler, Mike Norveil, Sonna Powless, Mike Ray, Linda Rhea. ROW THREE: Don Robertson, Charles Rodecap, Cindy Rousey, Lyla Shelton, Ricky Shipley, Larry Smith, Rudy Stuifel, Paul Swanson. ROW FOUR: Delilah Tucker, Ted Wattron, Kathy Webb, Mike Zion. Fourth Grade Q ' V C r - , .se ' VVVT ' - ' ':V VE: V i V R X 91, K j Q ., 5 .. r .uf Wg , i 1 - -1 A - ' - S . V ' ,x,, ' 3-. TAA Cafe' if ' A 4' 4 Q rsh ' 4 3:1 . 1, 19,6 K J A K is 1 . -V+ h. ' - V C ag , a ' N E f.- . n g W ' HA 'Q ' Q, L,.' 1- . A , , ,M - f :. ' .uv . K k M ,. , V ,,,L, as Q- at -Vt ,. V .1 .Q V., ew ' VL .fi ' Se. REI' 7 ff ii ' lin t I -s wt. . ni ,Ai . 'W .-w i .. - 1 6' . ' .-' ' VV V -'., 'P' ' Q ff - . fr: -in 1 : 5' ff : fl ' K V Q-mf , ZVL - . ,V Qfl , X V i l - V. , X .V . . . .. K., I .1 .. ,, ,vii ,V K kkhh , el ' 2' 'un' EY- 9 ' ky: 'Ji Z A f 5' iv. N, Avy V Dux Y V, ki . a .V K 5 as . 4 Nh . .' nah - W. f Rx 55 L 31 35' f K L ROW ONE: Gene Best, Janelle Blessinger, Sandra Burke, Gary Carter, Laura Dwiggins, Dale Elliott, Joyce Elrod, Pam Fath. ROW TWO: Pam Gustin, Dondeena Hall, Steven Hamel, Noreen Hileman, Robin Hodson, Debbie Lauderbaugh, Pam- ela Mahaffey, Debra Main. ROW THREE: David Merritt, Tommie McAllister, Gary Norris, Steven Rector, Vicky Shaw, Sue Ann Sparks, Shirley Stoner, Kenton Summers. ROW FOUR: Donald Tabor, Beth Ann Thornberry, Douglas Townsend, Diana Walker, Terry Wilson, Paula Williams. Third Grade sw' -'TW c ' ' A gi'-V'l7'? i ' ' 'T' iiilf ii: fxziiffl i '- ,f55Qi5f-' 39 2 5: -+- , 5531: ,- QW- ' if as ' 'M' - ,,. ar:zWr'1N f-was - - ,f iJ3.:'i'Q ' x- 5'ffFf?1iiV - S I f -V - tx. ' R 1' ' ' - ff I , . 5 : k , ' . ,V , , K ,Arn - r Q Q rf V1 i ff S f -, 3' 4 xv . ' girl f gi - . ' I 54.7 ' J 1. gigs? we . V K , MJ, 5. . Vyaifiijiigj sQ,.'FI?:: 9.25 , ' ' 1 -:JL 35 . W 4551? ' 2,Q'iY.fF'f,, ' ' '- 5 , .V .-f'.'1ii5 N f - fy Q N ,Q A ,HV 3 -Q , i,tti, fi ,Q gg A '-in 2 . . 3' .f - u.- N. 1 A g . . V , V - ,ff 4 A ' .A 'D .Mem V ' ': ---f V, ,- , .. H , , , .K ,GV W .,,,,,, , V . ' 4. N. it ' ' ' 1 . .. wif? ' L- ' V 1.27: ii- 3' X as ' 'iiisi f -A L . :: v,,vfj:f:' + tw.,-gt Q, L - 'film-. Q, , ' ' 1 , 1. : . Af wr-ay...-' 'psf -,V K VV xi .. ,. . mm, 5, .QW E-a.,,5,g, ,pf ,Vg XX Q X A - - 1 N , if N U V wil l .V x ROW ONE: Gregg Ballinger, Debbie Bennett, Joey Boles, Sammy Boles, Stephanie Burmeister, Brenda Cooksey, Wesley Cox, Toni Dale. ROW TWO: Jeff Davis,Ralph Etychinson, Ralph Flesher, Karen Fox, Elaine Funk,Kip Golclen,Philomena Hall, Brian Hettmansperger. ROW THREE: Steve Huffman, Cheryl Mahaffey, Rose Mary Meeks, Susan Minton, Shauna Merritt,VickiNorris, Patty Norviel, Cathy Painter. ROW FOUR: Dixie Powless, Mark Saunders, Cindy Shaw, Kathy Sheets, Randy Sheets, Gale Storms, Alita Robertson, Connie Wiley, Joyce Wilson. Second Grade W i sl Q3-ilk - gf- . . f' X-XA' a, f f F G ' ' 'N ' V . -S' , Hit V ,, , I , A 7 X' . 2 'f : gi ,iw Y , 1 . .4 7 u- - aw - 'Jaxx' ii - V' 1 Y fig? S vw' ' ,Q X X 4 A ' Q -f M s' .x -fr X' f o i ' 1. 4 91 ' Q . -Q' 1....:., - ' i , X, 2 -1' Q i K, X Kp 4 5 5 KVKS, X , 'R X f k V 1 K M - A a if A a w G - Xa. . . , ,S wi, . f ., , fi a ,. a. ay 1 A f D D ' X . Y SWT Qi., ,fr - ROW ONE: Cindy Blessinger, Danny Colley, Mike Day, Brian Dwiggins, Barbara Eldridge, Yvonne Ent, Debra Eytchison, Susie Gentry. ROW TWC! Matt Golden, Robert Hodson, Valerie Jones, Sandra Jenkins, Charles Knuckles, Mike Laird, Stephen Lenz, Mike Monroe. ROW THREE: Larry McAllister, Don McMillion, Denny Needler, Rex Norris, Jill Powless, Delaina Rhea, Mark Robertson, Donald Rodecap. ROW FOUR: Steven Shrieves, Gayle Stoner, Candy Tabor, Rusty Thorn- berry, Susan Wakefield. First Grade x ,pk , w Q-U erio . A H. i, i , fill 'sm l S ig :-4' ' f f e 'r fl e 5risai,.31ii2liK1t. J . 4. ri ' 2 91, ,,,, V V. , 2, Q T al ' Y f T 'o., it as . X 5, A . R, Q if vw 8 'P Q f r , . 42, . 2 i, 5 G 'H' ,Fi 'f X sq, Q X 1 1 K 1 xg-uf. as If .L -er 1' f i rt ' i Y fm sic 1 'f ROW ONE: Gary Alford, Kenneth Amonett, David Bridges, Priscilla Lewis Carter, Timothy Corbin, Ricky Crapo, Lisa Davis, Roy Robert Elliott. ROW TWO: Sheena Eytchison, Katrina Hall, Elisabeth Kline, Rebecca Lenz, Timothy Looper, Vickie Needler, Cathy Phillips, Sarah Beth Robinson. ROW THREE: Susan Rousy, Jeffrey Saunders, Lisa Saxon, Steven Schell, Randy Stuffel, Timothy Swanson, Marty Tabor, Gregory Wattron. ROW FOUR: Carl David Wilson, Eugenia Wiley. Eighth Grade A Team as l 4 I ROW I: Dorman Wright, Dale King, Terry Fox, Bill Banks, Terry Clark. ROW ll: Mr. Creason, Bob Fox, Mike Al- ford, Tim Begley, Larry Meeks, Wayne Fox, Dwight Ray. Eighth Grade B Team A. L. - ROW I: Rick Engle, Terry Fox, Ben Minton, Dale King. ROW ll: Mr. Creason, Bill Banks, Mike Alford, Larry Meeks, Dorman Wright, Steve Painter, Dwight Ray. ll ROW I: Mark Montsinge, Mike Ray, Larry Smith, Tim Forney. ROW II: David King, Fred Brown, Ben Minton. ROW III: Mr. Teeters-coach, Don Robertson, Tom Wright, Terry Fox, Warren Elrod, Pat Kline. 5th Sz 6th Cheerleaders: Diane Mul- lens, Sharon Needler, Melanie Jones, Vicki Miller. 7th Sz 8th Cheerleaders: Peggy Hef- fernan, Evie Bricker, Debbie Davis, Karen Needler. 'X' 2 Viv Xl lo 3 f 2 hX4lAlfXKxiE 2 70 f f 5 4 185 f 5 Q 3 The clock of life is wound but once Q And no man has the power Q wt 4 To ten just when the hand will stop X w At late or early hour. y 327 Q52 . . 6 Q 5 Now is the only time you own Q 5 Live, love, toil with will K C Place not faith in tomorrow for Q '70 A ' Z The clock may then be still. O 1 Q Q 2 I 1 Q Q OUR THANKS TO: Miss Ellis, for her understanding and unfailing as- sistance on our deadlines. Bill Walden, for his wonderful photography. Doyle Fox, our Delmar representative, for his ad- vice with our publisher. journalism class for their typing and copy- writing. Moore and his photographers for their much appreciated co-operation. The Mr. The art department for their fine art work. The faculty for the time relinquished for the ARABIAN. subscribers and advertisers for their help in the money department. students, who have made this yearbook. The The Madonna Julian, Editor Karin Bronnenberg, Assistant Editor Marilyn Dickey, Business Manager 88 43 Natural ability or talent for a given work. 54 A branch of study concerning the observation and classification of If you've correctly filled in the spaces above, you may have already answered yes to the question. lt's for sure you're curious. You're a self-starter who takes pleasure in tackling problems. CWe know because you just didlj That gives us something in common. We at Delco-Remy are always solving puzzles, looking into the unknown for answers that can improve our products. And why not? We're geared for it. Our new Engineering and Research facility in Ander- son provides our problem-probing team with the most completely equipped center of its kind in the world- including an electron microscope that can magnify samples up to 200,000 diameters ...and a spectrograph that enables us to analyze materials for their metallic elements to an accuracy of one part in a million. Maybe you'd like to develop things like electronic ignition systems for cars or control devices for missiles. The challenge is great, of course. But so are the rewards and accomplishments. If you feel at home in Indiana . . . and in a scientitic atmosphere, you'lI be right at home at Delco-Remy. Look us up after college. We'Il keep a couple of prob- lems on ice for you. KSUUGUS 'VS '10:l 'LP 'apnllldv' 'EV 3UU!lVlI0Sl Delco -Rerny Division ol General Mo'o's Anderson Indiana facts thmgs better TRADE-MARKQ th oke .4-v - 7 xx I : I- Ke 'f - 5 4 W X lgwa .N x.,-...f . 321111 L -.3111--11 1, I 11: 42.11. f .. . xg-.2 ' xx E. . 31. ' 4 1 Sm 1 , 1 il' .2114 .121 V, ' N. c' -, w ,1?rZ.. - . r . F ' xl: A ,Muflq will-N, :....6,,f,.' U D - ..,,-M ff 'Q 5 1:-12.-U ..g X If U 8 1 'vu- 5 1 Hp f Ms W .-- fi? QQ ilu y . ww ' . tx 3 01.1.7 . 1, 8, X X. 't 1. Y , I. 1 I f '1 x 1 mg, C' Ulu -CHM, X ,Wh SSMII.-'35, , .ny X 'rk , . 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Anderson Everything For Builder Lumber and Hardware ' ' I Phone 54R2 f f ' II . . '- f e- - MARKLEVILLE BUILDERS U Aeav- Wm, E Q 1 ' - 1,1 I, .1 1 I SUPPLIES -A 2-A -. .. . y n if . Markleville, Indiana 1 . 'W ' EXPEFLWELDING fl, -I 'ax QW! In account with S AND H TEXACO General Auto Repair Wrecker Service State Road 36 KEmporiaJ LANG JEWELRY STORE Keepsake Diamonds Jewelry and Gifts Hallmark Cards Phone 778-2185 Pendleton, Indiana BARBER CLEANERS Anderson, Indiana PETERSON LUMBER COMPANY 1701 Ohio Avenue Anderson, Indiana RUSS REGENOLD PONTIAC, INC. Sales and Service 303 Pendleton Avenue Anderson, Indiana JONES MARATHON SERVICE 1003 State Road 67 East Anderson, Indiana VALOROUS C. RECTOR Funeral Director 8a Funeral Home Furniture 8a Appliances Phone 6 Markleville, Indiana MILLER TOURS MAROTT HOTEL Indianapolis 7, Indiana Walnut 5-9813 MARLA-DE Sportswear Is Our Specialty. Owners-Bob and Janice Brumfield Karin Bronnenberg models a smart sports ensemble while shopping at the MARLA-DE Pendleton, Indiana RITTENOUR 81 LEWIS Insurance Agency Phone 17 Ring 2 Markleville, Indiana MARKLE LUMBER CO. Saw Sz Planning Mill Building Materials Equipment Rentals -Free Estimates- Markleville, Indiana Shop and Save Everyday At PAY LESS SUPER MARKET ALWAYS OPEN 31st and Meridian Streets Anderson, Indiana DOOD'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS Flowers For Every Occasion Phone 644-1656 5213 Columbus Avenue Anderson, Indiana MYER'S 5c TO 51.00 104 W. State St. Pendleton, Indiana Lapel, Indiana GOFF'S MARKET Custom Butchering, Cutting Wrapping and Freezing Phone 778-3434 Pendleton, Indiana HOTEL ANDERSON Heart of Downtown Dining Room Sz Heritage with nitely entertainment We cater to parties St high school proms. JOE'S RECORD 8a MUSIC SHOP 1240 Meridian St. Anderson, Indiana Phone 643-7456 HOOSIER SUPER MARKETS THE FINEST IN MEATS Sz QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT POPULAR PRICES 2 LOCATIONS Meadowbrook - 3723 S. Main Downtown - 7th gl Jackson EARLEY'S SERVICE STATION Phone 644-9975 38th and Columbus Ave. Anderson, Indiana Smart, casual clothes for the smart, casual girl. JOYCE HOUSE OF CASUALS 21 W. 12th St. Anderson Phone: 644-9958 DEVONSHIRE SUNOCO Complete Service 109 8: St. Rd. 67 E. Anderson, Indiana MARKLEVILLE GREENHOUSE GEIGER' S TEXACO SERVIC E E. 8th St. Sz 109 By Pass Anderson, Indiana MATHEWS REGAL SUPER MARKET 3205 Columbus Ave. Anderson, Indiana DICK SAN BURN, INC. ,. Sporting Goods x Kokomo, Indiana DIETRICH CHEVROLET 469 East Locust Middletown, Indiana HAAG DRUG STORE Meadowbrook Anderson, Indiana PEACH'S PANCAKE HOUSE 625 Broadway Anderson RAY'S SINCLAIR SERVICE Middletown, Indiana FRISCH'S ANDERSON BIG BOY 1, g if.7'H.?j 500 Broadway 901 Meridian 644-1223 644-1259 JENKlN'S WATCH SHOP 15 East 12th Street Anderson, Indiana For Tapered Sz Tailored Clothes For Young Men gl Students It's The VARSITY SHOP 922 Meridian St. Anderson TOWNE SHOPPE Home of Fashions for your Prom Formal 81 Wedding Gown ANDERSON SPORTING GOODS, INC. Wayne C DoC J Pollard Football-Basketball Trophies Fishing Tackle-Golf STANDT'S JEWE LERS Home of Keepsake Diamonds 1009 Meridian Anderson Guns Te'miS'S0ftba11'BaSeba11 LENORS ACCESSORY ez BEAUTY SHOP Archery Phone 544-5828 3711 Main st. Anderson, In 1206 Merldlan Street Meadowbrook Shopping Center Anderson, Indiana BENNETT'S SERVICE MOORE DRUG CO' , PENDLETON IND. WRECKER SERVICE Presm tn f Ph. Day 778-2211 Nite 778-2212 p IOIIS v phone 354-2251 6 DON'S BARBECUE Middletown, Indiana 840 By Pass 109 644-1234 sANDY's BEAUTY sHoP T0T'N-TEEN We major in Minors Operator-Ruby Brown 122 W. State St. Phone Markleville, Indiana Pendleton, Ind. 778-2163 STYLE NOOK DOWNS 8a SONS CLEANERS Dresses and Sportswear . Your Clothes' Best Friend Wilma Coates Anderson, Ind Anderson, Ind. And. 642-0301 AXEL DRY C LEANERS One Day Service Phone 778-3600 Pendleton, Indiana KE LLEY'S FURNITURE HOMES FURNISHED COMPLETE Since 1895 Phone 644-7759 1129 Meridian Street LUTHER PUCKETT CHEVROLET, INC. Pendleton, Indiana Finest Portraits Weddings a Specialty Sz Senior Pictures a Specialty ELITE STUDIOS COUNTRY DRIVE INN Party Room For Reservations Phone 26 ring 4 St. Rd. 109 and 38 Markleville, Indiana MARKLEVILLE OIL CO. Fuel Oil . Mobllgus Joe McCormack ' Mob Phone 31R3 Markleville, Indiana iloil STRIKE-MOR BOWLING ALLEY 815 Jackson St. 1 Anderson, Ind. Ix S ff KIGER 81 CO., INC. Distributors School Furniture And Equipment Steve Hadley Representative FALL CREEK VALLEY CONSERVATION CLUB, INC. The club is a community effort for the promotion and understanding of wildlife and natural resources of the state of Indiana. Our efforts are also directed toward the development and understanding of the outdoor field sports of Rod, Gun, gl Archery, for young and old, with special emphasis on safety. The club is in its 10th year. Its facilities are modern and are being actively improved and maintained. SCEZESNY'S GROCERY AND S Sz S RESTAURANT Quality Groc., Meats, Sundries Anderson--Markleville FRED WELKER FORD, INC. Telephone 642-0275 516 Meridian Street Anderson, Indiana CARMACK'S, INC. General Automotive Machine Shop J obbers-Automotive Parts, Supplies and Equipment 2223 Main Street Phone 643-6661 Anderson, Indiana PENDLETON LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1901 Savings Insured to 510,000 Pendleton, Indiana. GEETING LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO.. INC. Hotpoint and Frigidaire Appliances Gibson, Philco, Curtis-Mathes, Zenith Dial 644-6651 2601 East 10th Street Anderson, Indiana CECILE'S BEAUTY SALON By appointment only Pnone: Mechanicsburg 779-4574 BYRKETT FURNITURE STORE Since 1908 1 112 Main Street Anderson, Indiana Phone 643-2293 Call Anytime HOME MIDWEST T.V. Delbert Gaither 1630 Brown St. Anderson, Ind. DUDLEY'S GARAGE Phone 37R2 Markleville, Indiana Compliments of EMPORIA ELEVATOR CO. Edwin O. Pasko Sz Elmer G. Pasko CORTRECHT SHELL G SERVICE Shell Gas and Oils- Auto Accessories General Automobile Repairing Phone 55R2 Markleville, Indiana KESSLERS SPORT SHOP It Pays To Play Cliff Dickman - Ray Mistrione KOTHE, WELLS, 81 BAUER SALES REP' Ko-We-Ba Lane, Telephone 2-3075 Indianapolis 916 Main Street Richmond, Indiana Carpets Tile Linoleum Cadillac gquare FINER FLOORS Cadillac Rambler MCC LAIN SA LES Bob Schoger 124 West State Street 211 penmeton Ave. 542-0261 778-2195 Pendleffm, Ind- Anderson, Ind. 642-7939 LUTHER PUCKETT CHEVROLET INC. Pendleton, Indiana Three Convenient Locations ho A Downtown Anderson-Edgewood- Mall Shopping Center M. Je-A SCHROCK FERTILIZER KENNETH J. GALM COMPANY, INC I ,fa It - I 4 If Wi , I 1 M ml ,Y SLURRI-MIX KLIQUIDJ FERTILIZER ANHYDROUS AMMONIA CNitrogen for the farmj Arthur Barney-Manager Markleville Indiana Phone 55R3 779-4746 v ,gf-,L' ,,5,f, TQ fn ,fl 'X ., I gr ir, dx. . K ,f I 5 I ,V .A f 5 ., f X , ,ss-. f , I TOOLS Ka MACHINERY 1301 W. 16th St. Indianapolis, Ind. 46207 Melrose 4- 346 7 19150 In v,.,, 5' DIETZEN'S BAKERY STAATS PHARMACY Pendleton, Indiana HEINEY'S FROZEN FOOD Locker Service Quality Meats For Over 30 Years THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS DIAL 643-2834 ANDERSON BANKING COMPANY CHESTERFIELD BRANCH Chesterfield, Indiana Main Office 931 Meridian Street Frankton Branch Frankton, Indiana West Branch 3314 Nichol Avenue Road South Branch 15 East 29th Street Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OWENS GULF SERVICE Phone 644-9655 5232 Columbus Avenue Anderson, Indiana CONDO Sz SON FUNERAL SERVICE Phone: Stillwell 5-2435 Wilkinson, Indiana PIONEER SEED COMPANY Local Dealer-Levy Wisehart HAMILTON, HARRIS 81 COMPANY We have owned and operated this business since 1936 as ANDERSON TOBACCO COMPANY Wholesale Cigars, Tobacco and Candy 22 West 9th Street Anderson, Indiana Phone 643-6947 DECKER'S, INC. Anderson - Lafayette HUNTER-CHEVROLET Anderson's Oldest and Largest Auto Dealership Anderson, Indiana Dial 642-8041 ASHBY'S SERVICE Friendly Courteous Service State Rd. 36 Markleville, Indiana A Q' Mobilgas SHIRLEY WASHETTE Shirley, Indiana RIGG'S HOME STORE Shirley, Indiana McCORMICK'S GARAGE General Auto Repair Electric-Welding-Actylene Phone l2R2 Markleville, Indiana REID'S STUDIO Your School Photographer The Wright Store for the Entire Family HOYT WRIGHT CO. 911 Meridian St. Anderson, Ind. RANDOLPH CLEANERS We Operate Our Own Plant Free Pick-Up gl Delivery Phone 354-2144 R.R. 132 Middletown, Ind. f x G we 1229 1X2 Race St. Phone ' I New Castle, Ind. JA 9-5009 'F fl' CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES -qi Milk is enjoyed with meals at any age. L I 99 . -W 91-ave ' 'W Get It At Graham's A Most Complete Little QW Dept. Store for the Family MAIN'S STANDARD SERVICE GRAHAM DEPT. STORE Pendleton gl Lapel Phone 778-2177 101 S. Pendleton Avenue Pendleton, Indiana EXCEL BEAUTY SALON QNX. HERFF JONES COMPANY K 'R Q Manufacturing Jewelers Excel With Our Styling and Stationers Southdale Plaza Jack McVay, Representative State Road 67--East Anderson Ind. 4 1-14 9 h C .LMA Phone 643-9382 Alma Sumpter, Clwner 1 O Indilnglgjgs ,irgqdiangenue DOWNING'S FRED B. MARKLE 'OLD TRAIL' RESTAURANT Carry-Out Service General Building and HOITIG of Repair Broasted Chicken-Char-Broil Steaks Phone 20 R6 Markleville, Indiana 116 North Pendleton Ave. Pendleton, Indiana Guide Lamp Division of General Motors, world's largest manufacturer of automotive lighting equipment, makes many types of lights for cars, trucks and tractors including the new cornering lamp that lights your way around corners. The division is also a major producer of castings, plastics, metal stampings and electronic components for automotive assemblies. Guide has approximately 2 million square feet, or 45 acres, under roof in Anderson. Employment is about 6,000. w. T. GRANT COMPANY GAY S BEAUTY SHOP . 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