Mississinewa High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Gas City, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1956 volume:

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Foreword As the Sands at Trme shaft and create new Images hlcewfse do attl tudes methods and people themselves Stimulation to one s actrvrtfes can be the result ot the shrttlng ofthe Sands ot Tfme Many times sand may ot fer occasron for happy and trollc some opportunftres however tears have been shed because the sands seem to have an uncanny way ot tlndfng the eyes of students especially those ot seniors at graduatfon exercises Many tlmes the sands reveal mysterious realms of riches and beauty to those who are conscaentlous enough to strrve for them But a various number of pattalls awalt those who are too dependent on thefr luclc No one knows exactly what shape the sands may assume tomorrow but all the formations during this year are descrrbed wlthan these pages It IS with sincere hopes and dllrgent efforts that the Pow Wow Staff and the whole Class ot 56 has prepared this book of memories for you 1 1 1 1 J ' - f 1 , . 1 aeulfy and Zlclmlnefra fron 2, FHZX X 4 OO W N 3 WL 5 ...S C C ,nyjrrxw A wgkfk 2 2: 2 .X X m I fr , NV E 5,1 f' QE A?' - Sr? F6 ' 'fvd QR K Q Y 5' X f'! Hifi, , C 1 f ,I A I X1 Q9 A M A SXo90L0Q Xwf , N5 , X I Administration 'o-. Serving as superintendent since the be gunning of Mississinewa Joint Schools in T947 F W Hengstler has filled the post well It is his 'ob to see that the edicts of the school board are carried out and to supervise the general progress of the school system He spends much time visiting classrooms and acting as public relations man for the school The school board is to the school as an axle is to a wheel the wheel will not move in the rrght direction at the right time without the axle The members have done their 'obs well this year under the leadership of Dr R J Baskett as president G E Courtney as treasurer and William Phillips as sec retary 'flag kA -'fix ffffsiff Seated, left to right--Dr. R. J, Baskett, Colene Chapman, and F. W. Hengstler. Standing, left to right-Dr, William A. Koontz, Thomas M. Simons, Oscar W. Benson, G. E. Courtney, and William Phillips. W Administration 'SN qv During her hrst year as Dean of Cirls Mrs Sullivan has shown that she can do this rob as admirably as she teaches Eng lish Always willing to give her opinion and advice on any problem she has very ably helped us through this year The friendly frank yet buslnessllke air which she has created for her office is wel coming to any student entering with a problem -,...-1 Every smooth running organization has a tirm foundation and an excellent leader Mississinewa High School is a fine exam ple The key for this responsibility rests en trrely upon the shoulders of our principal Mr Meyer Among his many tasks are schedule make up teaching supervision of curricular and extra curricular activities and counseling These plus many other ad ministratrve duties fill his every day com pletely Z Upon entering the Dean s Oftice, a stu dent notices the friendly atmosphere which fills the room A characteristic warmth and understanding greet the disillusioned pupil who meets strife along the way while in high school. Besides keeping daily attendance rec- cords, the Dean of Boys, Mr. Joseph Smal- ley, has shown many a boy the right step along the right road in life through his wise counsel. Faculty Mr Fisher and Mr Fredenberger besides their coaching duties are in charge of keeping the students informed on past an present conditions in our governments an the other governments ofthe world Fisher teaches freshman clvics and Fredenberger teaches world history an U S history They believe that by knowl edge of the past they can prevent us from making the some mistakes in the future 6 To Mr. Smalley and Miss Witte fall the task of keeping the students at M.H.S. physically fit in their physical education classes and teaching them how to stay fit in their health and safety classes. This picture shows just one ofthe many models and diagrams which they use to stress their points and make them clearer This is a replica of the human heart which was purchased this year for such use 5-I-ul V cd-.. Mrs Terrell and Mr Stone are respon sable for teachlng us how to speak to for elgners Mrs Terrell teaches Spanush and Mr Stone handles the French department Both are qualnfled enthusiasts In theur flelds Mrs Terrell IS also head of our library whale Mr Stone IS In charge of the senior clvlcs classes Faculty Mr Thompson and Mr Street are In charge of our Fine Arts Department Mr Thompson ns responsible for the band and This ISll'1ell' flrst year ot M H S and they have both quallfled for their posutlons very well Mr Thompson has developed the band started a dance band and Intro duced new Instruments music and march styles whsle Mr Street has Introduced many new methods of studying art Mr Street has painted some pnctures which can be found adormng the walls at M H S 7 . ' T .- X choir and Mr. Street handles the art room. ' l , I . , ' ' , s 1 1 sf 1 ' . . l 3 ' . . , Faculty Our Engllsh Department falls under the qualified hands of Mr Treber Mlss Evans and Mrs Sullivan Mr Treber us also our drlver education teacher and spends many nervous hours ln our dnver tralmng car Miss Evans IS responsible for dlrectlng our plays and seeing that they come oft at the proper tlme Mrs Sulluvan has many other duties as she IS sponsor of our Smoke Sig nal and Pow Wow She IS also Dean of Gurls 8 Mr Arrlck Mr McKee and Mrs Maller are ID charge of our Science and Math De partment Mr Arrnck handles chemnstry and physlcs Mr McKee teaches blology and Mrs Muller as ID charge ofthe higher math ematlcs Mr Arrlck and Mr McKee have started the Scnence Club this year and have future scientists Mrs Muller IS concerned with our future engineers and their knowl edge of x s and y s .1 'NJ-1 r l ' Q Q - A F M E X A mf Q . Q . , . Q ' ' I l . I I 1 ' l I proved an inspiration to Mississinewo's ,v . 6 - I . .. I . I R Mrs Redden and Mrs Trapp are the heads of the Commerclal Department Mrs Redden teaches us to use our skilled fin gers on the typewrlter keyboard and she ns also In charge of the omce procedure class Mrs Trapp teaches shorthand and book keepung They are responsible for tralnmg our future secretarnes of KW-f far' Faculty N11 These are our vocatlonal teachers Mr Meyer teaches our future craftsmen how to use the power equrpment In our shop He IS also head of the mechamcal drawmg classes Mrs Hammond as ID charge of our future homemakers She supervuses the gurls In sewlng and cooking Mr Mason IS the head of our future farmers as he teaches the value of agriculture In nts finest qualr tres He also teaches general math and shop 9 . 53- it . I l .S T ' 7 H! l V 1' ,, - I M r s I 'T 2 --+ C - ' . . 'XI 5 I . A. l . . ' ' N X , y M . 4 r lg 4 , . . . . .- Rlchard Day Presadenf Larry Fanning Vice Presldenf Bud Why genlory Carol Bruch Treasurer Money Bags Dreame Sharon Afklnson Secretary Rachel School Ma m Larry Mllls Reporter Rock, Rrp Van Wmkle C I '35, his , . A I' I 'L A Dick, lndividualisi 7 r , r I , i . r , r r Seniors Rollm Hole Moldy Jolly Soul Saver Nevll Dee Putman Dee Dum Polite 1 Sonya Tucker Cuddles Flughty Mary Lou Van Hoosier Lou Qunet C3 Charles Hester Norton Everyone s Pal Janet Reynolds Blondne Loquacious -1' S 2 Paul Dawson Doggy Full of Infe Sammy Vanderpool Sambo Flutter bug Seniors Jack Lemons Jack Sedafe J -9 Sharon Davis Kahe Siudlous Paul Smith Smlhy Dlierenf Ronnie Carmony Herman Pehie 13 S mss fn s x X Q. f N ? ,ik D 'QA X f ' 1 ff Y . .3 Abi - 1 ' 1 V I l K 1 r I Seniors Shirley Smith Lmle One Perf Lmle Typns? Ronnie Boikln Ron Fnendly I4 Delores Nelson Dee Soda Jerk James Gore Jum Sublle wi Charles McCollum Chasbo Llkeable Donald Foreman Luke Resourceful G I A X Jerry Couch Lefty Mrschlevous Roberf Brodf Bob Progechomsf Earlene Sufphm Taffy Thoughfful James Coe Libby Boogie Boy Seniors Eula Howell Eulne Amblhous Housewife Richard Myers Duck All Conference Guard I5 f I Q l E S l 5 Gi ,X f X l N 5 Senlors 4F 's. 71 Larry Hyatt h e Sarah Columbus Vlrgnnla Wolf G ge Co teo s Dolly Happy Ho e ake Kenneth Green Harold Maddox Snlpe Lbe I I6 Sharon Reynolds Marty, Clerical Mad Dog Conservatl e Darlene Mock Goldie Co operahve James Miller Mori, Reluable Dale Souliz Squlrrelly Talkahve 1:3 Jon Knapp Professor, Confldenl Seniors Beverly Edglngfon Bev Tcllenled Skater David Jernigan Dave, Independent l7 I i Q' .fn ,. Y . it '31s-all? ,,f l p . qx Zvi, l W 5 f Senlors Dlxle Hlnesley D Co scvenho s Norman Wright Pete Co si udl e Aihfude I8 4... 1 1 Walter Wood Woodsy Debo al Marcella Weaver Marshmallow Dramahc Francis Solms Fo k S enhfic Wanda Meyer Wandy Elusuve I ix, n ' 'u Q r n , ci ' X f .sm , n r .V . 'Q I . Robert Jackson Bonnie Marks Vaughn Cragun M se Ke Seniors Terry Blckel Becky Jones B M rfly A f 9 ' 19- we r s, .f' ,S I If s 6 i ' ' , - Bob' Fume Fmme, I Moocher, lndustrious , jfsj Ruth Ann West A Ruthie, Vivacious A Q li 4 s s 44 Lu Lu, Prim u e , r is ic ou i , en I9 Seniors 3'1- bh- K Donald Hall Rup Kmglish Adelbert Eakms Adleblrd Hullbllly music maker 20 Peter Nesbuh Hook Buddlng Young Salesman Edward Smith Ed Mechamcal Danlel Lively Dange ous Dan Play Boy Marlorle Scoft Marge Fulure Homemaker K SAX 0 . . . . . . . Sensors 26 Janet Davlson .I Far e sW e 1 I Ag , X Betsy Millspaugh Befs, Pickle ,,,. Ann Chapman A ne Musc lly Incl ed Fred Miller Piggy, Ingenious Lawrence Barker Olnk Ph losopher nf Larry Eakins Tarzan, Muscle Builder 21 Senlors Rc S' Elalne Turner T T Mary Lou James AH bl 22 James Green a w Shirley Webb Spider Webb, Wnllmg Helper Garth Shchler k Jerry Graves o .iq gi Kyra 5 he rain, Dependable ggi: I Audocious I , i 1. f 4 Collins, ook orm l . ,f-.A Jeggel q e A Mouse, Fafuous Seniors uv 1 1r ' 'Www Charles Owens Joan Stapleton Chuck Easy Gomg Rebel Dlxreland Gal We came we saw we conquered So say the sensors who have at last completed thelr hugh school educatnon We have conquered much but there stnll Ile many flelds beyond to be conquered We the class of 56 have enloyed the tame we have spent at dear M H S lt was we who set many records Our Junior Play broke the record for net profit for a class play and then our Sensor The profit both monetary and educational which we have gamed from our GCllVllI9S has been used for Improvement of school communlty and self Durnng our four years we witnessed two undefeated regular seasons of basketball by our var stty Our class has many flne athletes to be proud of In all fields football basketball and track Our socval lnfe was not forgotten enther ln 55 we were host to the class of 55 and thus year were guests of the class of 57m the annual Junior Sensor Prom We now go forward to new horizons to new heights We have our part to play In the world Wuth our motto ever present Courage and conduct lead to honor we are ready to help the world find the answer to her problems The class of 56 washes never to be forgotten by nts school or nts communuty We are proud to say that all we have attempted we have endeavored to do well and hope that future classes at M H S will do as well and even better than we dld 23 Q 'J v in Play broke our Junior Play record. lt is our desire to continue breaking and setting records in the future. 2'-'ffffaf ek f CMYXXX KX V Qi XBXXWXKFHWX LQML uw ai WLM QM ll' 5' sc OL I STHRTS Q J 30 S010 OL PTCTUWFS' If Sf? 5m fkRST Foo T BHLL Zi x Qct 3 Q Th Smog Qowocfi 7 'Ita fl, HMG? Sth Tf,:AcHeRS Lonvefvhou VNc 'Nea u 'Pfb' Y'-5 ATSOUX EP Q CLUB W' LL .Y I W Zjfgjf WU Soc! 75 Dqfugg fl! 7 9 J U Ngo-'UP f O FDRQT BHSKETBHLL GAME rvou. II W 5 41 7 E . L amp., THHNKSGIUWG UHCATsofU f 53 Nov lil 25 CONUOC HTION Nov 30 5 Did e ' aff BLUFFTON GAME DEfl3 gqramj I fx! UAHUYS Y I gg nl Ciffsfffras Mir a, C ,fqiiz I h Class Pon Deo 20 Cn.OUl1 Quffve Q ! f www? ' T ., m yMWWNwWKvNwW 'AA Al Luk J' X .il X is LA v MQW! xv F . f X HETHIYWNC ,, Q XQRHNHTICS CEA? j'U,-vlan X CLASS -N 'E ' IQDNQUEI cmsf wmv X - - Pf?RT?f 9 8 P555 U5 Spsecn Qorovesr MARCH 7 5J'I.g'fQ T W' fwn x FE . -f pf, Tr' C' 4135 MWA naw ' 'J f Rf? 0 5 ffpflf 6 53 Ffprfdp aan 06mg CJ ,X Ps Qxfxx 2727 Cfffd '4 --1., HCCFTLHU Mny 21 Q d?J,iC' MH7 20 ' 71? STRUGC-Lf off wg 'cj PROM may H 5 1 5 V. LR KJ '1 i gil C 19 , K 8 an SCHOQLS OUT I Qfmsrg gf' mi? as V J MU Q 5, 9 I QA is FE 9 f j f ' ir' 8 YW 4 71 'J f' , 4:-Z' 7 . f xx k7M ' i on ff! I Play' ,lv W 5 4' N3 Xp ' I R xo Il! I ia, .Q , 5 I f ' 1 F f mln W K la, x 7 I 'M Y 'EW ' f img in . Q f L.- fir U 1-fs! 6 K Q 5950 My , f Nw ?' -ff 'Q 'f W X s, --f I X, ' a 'L -f ' - J It ,iefaf or XF' Ufvgmp n' , l f A 4 TJ k iii- if-E .,7,- YJ A q v X fx Lf .3 ,Eel Eg L+-E NX ,r' Q 'ig 2- gif' AMW Q g555? ,f, fp iiMfi4gg:5xs 5 ' ' 'Fxx B f E 111111 Ly X1 A It V-hjfjjb Mwff? . mawfff f Q JJ , l of M of 'dy ff uf an M , 'O ' 5 All www ,V ...b M -:Q ls lt a basketball game they re watchrng? Or My look at our bathnng beautres None other than Mr Atlas Autograph anyone? Mmm' Sure tastes good' Doesn t he look luke the perfect mother? What have we here? John Phlllup Sousa? . . Our heroes Coo cats Oh' Thus IS heaven' Congratulatlons Mary Lou Havung troubles, Sharon? Tell us the loke' Why so glum boys? Guess what I lust did? that old gang of mme None other than our unforget ful Senior Play The three stooges More cat men . . ls It Krm Novak or Cover Gnrl Would you care to loin us? And let me tell you somethlng Go Gettum Team We what s so funny? ls this posed gurls? Wheels? . . Sam: as thus your room Aren t we sweet? See no eval Hear no evnl Speak no evll Miss Sophne Tucker herself ls the scenery appeallng? Before or after a test? Stop' you re hurting me Dad' One of our lettermen Surprnsed Elarne? Bottom s up Anyone for tennis Remember way back when Smale Jun are Elen Benson Carlton Wlllls Gene Chandler The year of rlngs the lunmors know now what nt IS to wear the gold band on theur fingers that they have so envued during recent years Led on by thelr officers they had a full year Looking forward to their senior year they enloyed the regular semester class parties One hnghlught of the year was the Junlor Sensor Prom planned and u on by the Junuor Class The planning was new excutnng and fun but the fTnal product the Prom was an entirely new experience Held at the Honeywel' Memoraal an Wabash the ,unnors enloyed a wonderful tume dld all lt was agreed the tumors had done a good 'ob The Junnor Play Sunbonnet Jane of Sycamore Lane was a new ex peruence through whuch the qunlors hnanced the Prom Castung practlcung and the flnal production were enloyed by all Involved The concessuon stand at ball games helped pay for the Prom also Wnth a year almed at the Prom the lunuors watnessed one ofthe best years of their hugh school careers having a good tlme as they worked is Y' ,N Marilyn Lmvrll I wi-H My Lols Shugart Reporter Q . C55 ' .5 I I cu, .,,,' 13' -2. ' K s 1. 5 L. -' 5 fl, 1 , 5 -mf Q f T , ' f I . 9 X 'K l : .0 9 A A' , ' , Vu- Pre-stden' Secretary Treasurer P l - I I l I 1 1 t . . I . . . 1 OS . . , . l A N 4 Junlors Linda Allman Therese Atkunson David Baker Eleanor Baker Rollene Barker Amta Barton Carol Barton Vincent Beneke Elen Benson Thomas Berry Frank Bosworth Dean Brown Larry Brown Thomas Brown Michael Burke Dondra Bush Betty Campbell Gene Chandler Patncna Comer Robert Coppock Wanda Couch Jerry Cox Larry Cragun Barbara Darley James Dalton Kay Dawalt Stephen Dawson Phyllis Dean Larry Devune Beverly Dllley Tony Dunham Sandra Elllott Margaret Evans Joseph Ezernack 28 O Delores Bowers i We 'fi-r 9? xr .,...1 -C! 41' F50 Ty f' L 'VK C' v T7 fgdk Jumors ned Flannlgan James French Albert Frymler Grace Gasknn Leander Gould Thomas Graves Gertrude Gray Doris Grlftln Lols Grubb Ted Harvey Truman Hawkins Jane Hayes David Herrmg Trent Hiatt Mark Hlnant Patty Hochstetler Ronnie Horn Patrucra Horner Judlth Huffman Delbert Hutte Lmda Hyatt Russell Jackson Sue Jackson Rlchard Johnson Lmda Jones Shirley Jones John Ketrlng Martha Kung Janet Klrby Charles Knight Wanda Knobeloch Jerry Lemons Shrrley Leonard Mary Llstenfelt Marilyn Lmvlll 29 Juniors David Long Floyd Love Rlcharcl McKelleb Larry McNuff Ronald May .lo Anne Mendenhall Cora Mlllspaugh Pamela Mullspaugh Vicks Mnllspaugh Robert Moore Richard Morris Sarah Neely John Noble Paul Nose Norman Oden Donna Pence Marvln Perslnger Janet Pollng Nancy Reynolds Linda Rlfchle Phyllis Roark Raymond Roberts Lowell Roby Russell Roseberry Franklnn Seely Loss Shugarl Donna Slater Mike Smlfh Jerry Smith Marlene Smlfhson Frederlca Sorg .lack Slace Paula Sufphln Ralph Tedder Ellen Thompson 30 X..- Y ' 4 i K hx y.., YL ce 1-1 92 Z' TT I 5-Pt' A 17 X, , ., Ja '75-is ,nr N, Ma L2 f . l' s aw, don t be angry. . .funny, huh! sf' ' s-, Not Pictured Paul Swanner Judith Tolle Fred Turner Janie Turner Mary Walkup Saundra Webb Don Welton ,' 1 X Carlton wines P 1 V 'fs ,V Lorraine Wood 7 f X Sherrill Wyatt . . . you again? . . . polar bear club! . . . seat ofthe nation . . . iust horsing around . . . some character . . . only Sophomores . . . winter olympics . . . nightly pin-ups . . . aw, go on and smile, it don't hurt . . , young shutter-bug . . . atlas . . . the bear goes over the moun- tain , . , oh, those games . . . high school? . . . the long and short of it . . . me and my teddy bear. . . greenies , . . whose ring, Sheila? . . . fake, fake . . .tennis or badmitten? . . . any resemblance be- tween persons living or dead is purely coincidental . . . bored . . . good odds, Pete. BE.: Avlixn frm' 3: P Qophomorec Bull Mitchell Pres dent Q- Bob Klng Jody Llston Marllyn Parker Vwce Presldent Secretary Treasu er Often times the Sophomore Class has been termed as the oft year lass or has been called the In between class However thus can hardly be applued tothe l955 1956 Sophomore Class Whale under the super vnsnon of class sponsors Mrs Hazel Redclen and Mr Charles Meyer and cla s oftlcers Bob Kung Bull Mutchell Marilyn Parker Ball Ireland and Jody Lrston thus group has held class partues attended and taken part on other school actlvutles and most of all lt has supported such undertakings with an undying spnrnt whnch cannot be replaced Ball Ireland Repo ter 32 .,- I., F . . K Q I , I . , v I It I rv v- ' -A : I N' ' 4 Q: 7 M f ' r . f r. .. , c. . , 1 ' - 1 'K . . . . , . J I I I I I 'PL ' I I 1 1 ' ' . I, r 1' 'bc 0 ,- I 5- nuff of S' 4' 'Q fp if Sophomores Wnlluam A Abney Larry Ancll Franklnn Andes Mary Armes Michael Atkinson James Ayres Joseph Baker Nancy Barton Russell Baskett James Blake Judith Bonewltz Dlxle Bosworth Vernon Bosworth Vrolet Bowsman James Brlles Russell Bruch Mervyl Burdette Arthur Butler Joyce Cardwell Nancy Cole Carolyn Courtney Roger Cragun Wrlllam Davies Robert Dawalt Ruta Day George Dlcken David Drollrnger Michael Dunn Davld Eakrns Dlxue Eck Davrd Edwards Patrrcra Fisher Joe Foley Deanna Fortney Darlene Foster 33 Sophomores Llnda Frymler Leonard Fugate Margorne Furnish Davnd Glllesple Judrth Grlffln Morrns Griffin Floyd Griffith Lnnda Groves Kenneth Grubb James Hayes Marcia Hewutt Linda Hillman Basal Horn Judvth Howard Janet Howell Roger Hundley Wnlllam Ireland Mary lsenhour Eddue Jacks Arlene James Darlene Jones Joyce Jones Juduth Judy Karen Kelly Larry Kunder Eddie Kung Robert Kung Josephine Llston Trent Long Larry Lowe Myron McConnell 'ag' 'Y F7 ,A -1 4 ri ,, Q-A va 4' .Kai 21 Y-rf Thelma McKelleb YM Kathleen McKinney Joyce Mclean 34 . . l if , N 4 ' , Q J , I ' T .Q-N ia' V A 1 'A Ax .T Q . , . ,,, 'lt if Q A . J, N1 , . Ax Q-'N l lie ,fl ,, 'vi G.. . L V' . ' J X -L V 9 2 . , fy, .3 A ...- . y 5 l t g f T Q J - J 'Z' , K fvv ffl . , 5 V- ,. A 6: I I kn 1 . - Y L Ml' K ., X , AL 1 1 Q ' L , . , Q L A ' V ' - Sheila Huffman - , - Y if 15 . M X 3-A 1 A , T A r 5 '92 V L. . 4 - . X J rl X J J' W' -Q ' N . . I I I-1 t , U A ., A if -'Q 'ff IKJJ N' ' ,cis 1:1 YV S 'J' 1 x- v-1 'f YQ' 1 .A X . Sophomores Tony Maddox Pauline Mansbarger Patrlcla Martln Robert Meyers John Milford Jerry Mlller Catherine Mlllspaugh Wulllam Mitchell Davld Morgan Jerry Morrls Marlorue Myers Hobart Nelson Joseph Nelson Patrucla Nelson Molly Nesbitt Cassue Nicholson Dorothy Nlverson James Oden Marilyn Parker Judnth Pattison Susanne Pennnngton Mnchael Persnnger Shirley Peters Jean Polung Rhona Rice Carol Richards Patrncua Rucheson Mary Ruley Nona Scott Paul Shane Barbara Shell Lowell Shelton Kay Shroll Rebecca Shugart Robert Sloan -4 , x ' f . ' 'f . . , Y 'J I ' Q FV-'35 J , .J 1 l A - ' P-2 N ,, , ll' 'H lx sa V .J . I , J - - sa! J 1 J X: X A X K , I ' s, ' J ., .0 l ' . x I ll ' ! V xx- : J JP r I g s V 'f - - 1' fs 1- In . . Q ls: 'N' 5, - ' .dtml l ' Y J J fx J - ' ' R 4 V , l . . . 5 , . l' . .Q ' ' M tn, ' ' . . li . - x r r' Yr . X Q 1 1 35 . . . 'sf 4. .nf tif' v rs ' S . ' 1 J 'Q Ll Q 4, I , J x ,r P1 K J 4 ll J I ll S ' N PM Q J XX Sophomores Beverly Sklenar Rose Smlfhson Francis Sorg Glenda Sfarbuck Larry Sfenner Buford Shchler Marrlyn Surber Paul Swafzford Janet Varvell Sheryl Warnock Arnold Wesllng Ronald West James Whlteman Judlfh Wrllus Richard Wolf Robert Wood Sandra Wood Marsha Zurkle 36 'Q' 2' 19? J fi 7 Q 41- 'cy 44 ,nf -:xr L.: , :, 4- R' ,ox 5 l A AA! L T' N - R A R L f 'T A ' 3 fu . l F H 7: J- 1 ' 2 . I L- ' ,,,fx - f ' . Judith uves 1 J 'X .R ' .9 'I ' , :. Q ,, sf 2 9 lf J Q ' ' V Y ,Y R 1 l w X . . . he r 1 X , .. X ' a 4 ' , b divx , .gy x r l rw Qyhmen Robert Wflghf NP- KYle MCNUH Sherry Atkinson V ce P es dem Seuemry On down fhree lo go So say The freshmen as They complete therr hrs? year al M H S Wnfh their o lcers o e g Nutt vuce presldent Sherry Alkmson secretary Suzanne Dalton Treasurer Joe DeBoms reporter al the helm and Theur sponsors Mr Arrrck and Mrs Muller assnsfmg they have experienced an evenfful year full of soclal events and hard study Thelr goal now IS fo reach the hrs? plateau nn lhelr clnmb for graduation 1' Suzanne Dalion Treasurer Joe DeBoms Reporter 37 Prffsfir-r 1 Q' F L fa VY , 4 , V l T l e , , A , . . ' ' fl' R b rf Wri hf, presidenfg Kyle Mc- L, l 5 . . . . T' Y c r r 4 .xt Freshmen Constance Abbott Phll Adruanson Esther Alleman Nancle Armstrong Donna Atkins James Atkmson Kay Atkmson Sherry Atkinson Terry Atkinson Earl Bagley Hollis Baker Nancy Baker Sarah Barker Roger Barton Rosetta Bennett Irene Bourmque James Bowman James Brown Darlene Buck Mary Campbell Marlyn Cardwel Thomas Carter Delorls Cline Rebecca Colyer Martha Comer Kenneth Crandall Bullue Dailey Donald Dailey Fanme Dailey Francis Dalton Gary Dalton Kathleen Dalton Susanne Dalton Davld Davlson Howard Day 38 -WT- 1' V! nw-ff 0 2 LXA Q-I VL Y' LK Q ml e S Lf C .. A-. fs get ,.,- f - K y .- . A L My A .V 7 X5- Jil ' L 2. L f - - l ta- I A .A -8 1 LN, jf ' 5-.1 2 4 . ' ' Aj Mi f A P W . 'Q A if X A l L. A a J , R .r,,,, V i- xg!-4:5 - , A C C J t , I A A I Q gi 1 . I ' ' . . C, C 1 J 5 K 'L A 6 i . J . . A i 7 A l ,, A 4 .V I A5 4 . . fl D 21 X w i- K 1 g '6- lil 'lvl ti 'WM is 'M-. Q ,- If 'ff' QM- Eff' 1 if -Us FX., We-1 Freshmen John Day Joseph DeBoms Patty DeBoms Betty Denton Wulford Eakuns Janlce Fansler Larry Fansler Jayne Favors Sue Felty Ethel Foley Charles Foster Anita Frledllne Gretchen Fry Ruth Furnish Janet Gerber Robert Gerstorf? Doris Glthens Ralph Gray Bettue Greene Wilbur Grlmth Barbara Hole Lols Harris Jacquelyn Hauk Suzann Hengstler Frances Hockett Joyce Howard Robert Hurley Bonnie Hutchlns Ernest Hutte Kenneth Jackson Judith Jay Dennis Johnson LaVma Johnson Larry Karnes Jack Kmdberg 39 Freshmen Janet Kurby Shelna Lannlng Larry Lemlng Carolyn Lewrs Walter Lowe John Lucas Larry McClure Robert McNutt John McPherson Marilyn McQulthy Jayne McWh:rt Ruby Marks Carol May Phyllus Muller Ruth Muller Harold Malls Michael Mlllspaugh Nancy Mlllspaugh Conme Matchell Suzanna Mitchell Frank Mltchener James Myers Sandra Myers Sherry Neher Thomas Nelson Cora Parks Thurman Pattison Larry Phllllps Lous Revvs Robert Reynolds Duane Rhoten Joseph Richards Carl Roark Carolyn Roberts James Robinson 40 0 fi 'UQ ...Q Eg eg k E5 K- X S-'Q-7,41 AA . L . i no Cv A J Q 5 1' lm 75 ' - J' A ll ' ' 3-Q P 5 Y vu J 'M SJ, l 'K A A? .N V ,, 170 gl fl ' W P , , - ' 1 - I ' ,, 1 , X X F s't' 'R ' - ' l ' 3 s. 4 J . 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K V ' Xgil V t ' ' 4 FW 1 w-Mt 2 7 'N i T, as , A-5,8 5 'No' Duc X., N-xv LA Nr-1 w--f vr Freshmen Karen Roe Rhea Rumple Charles Ryan Ronnie Rybolt Michael Sabanski Ronald Shane Dorothy Shelton Wayne Simons Richard Smith Joe Smith Jennie Smith Barbara Sneed James Soames Marilyn Soultz Sharon Spahr Jean Stapleton Larry Stephenson John Sutphin Joanna Swafford Adrianna Taylor Dlnetta Todd Earl Toulis Erma Tutterow Tom Vice Paul Vorhies Judith Warren Ronnie Welton Verona Whelan Sarah Whiteman Paul Willen Jack White Beth Williams John Williams Linda Wilson James Wines 41 Freshmen , A , ...E , i N ' ff Herbert Wood ' ' 'Q W C A E s I ' Q 5 Robert Wright N si Y K Darrell Young 'B John Wood F 2 A Y' Phillip Yoke nllligsl it Not Pictured Leon Williams 1 VWQ? Pug P9 ' Q 7X Who did that! . . . arm's length . . . no, it ain't . . . brains? . . . now I wouldn't say that. . . Seniors . . . gitchy gitchy goo . . . Freedom's Foundation . . . champs . . . dance with me, Henry . . . don't bite. . . hungry? . . . Robin's Hoods . . . me and my shadow . . . ain't that quaint . . . check them chompers . . . oooo lover man . . . high society . . . oh, those lines . . . takes two to tango . . . Gregory Mature? . . . duh! . . . old baldy . . . waiting patiently . . . don't feed themg maybe they'll go away . . . the Rock rides again . . . now ain't that sweet! 42 KX I lflgg V1 ff T f , 40 xy? H 7? Xi X x of M! by N965 x x X0 if GZA Q 'Ei 43 C C C YE N If X xvjx xx- ' Xf F , S ,fi Xl I, V, 7' Q f ff X 1. ff Q4 1' f I ,f X! ,Tiff X I ' fkffl xi X ,gf f' ,fif 0 X, O Q f f ,wi . f e f f ,A f X , fr ucv ,CYN ff 4 1 '- ' f 1 Q ' , ,eff Qfv, A - ' ,2 cj, X, K L xx sr' X say I. XX X X sig h f 1 IL , - xfxxgxzf ji: Y m yi XX K XXX . K x xxx X XX D 4 , A Q21 X -O y IS G - ' x 4. O l X 4 1 RQ af. s x N i 'QF ' D ff , f K 4 L av Q ff QD f L 2' Z 1, .J Y. , 5 , K x Student Councll g pn- Left to rsght standing La rence Barker Larry Brown Ed Kung and Bob Kung seated Don Darley Paul Wullen Thelma McKelleb and Joanna Swattord 44 Our Student Councll whuch us affillatea wuth both the state and the National Assocla tlon of Student Councils IS one of the most Important orgamzatuons In the school Meet mg with Mr Meyer the officers Chuck Hes ter presldent Mlke Burke vice presldent Janet Pollng secretary and Garth Stlchler treasurer and other members dlscuss prob lems pertment to the school The Student Council sponsors convoca tuons and special social functions the bug one beeng the Track Dance This year they also have purchased furniture for the school lobby 0 'N' , A 4 .Ny xx ,Q . M jf o A .', .1 T ., f 4 - I 4 f T . h A.- a.v.'1' y , J, V 1 , n 1 W 1 n , V 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 i - I W I . The Mlsslsslnewa Chapter ofthe National Honor Society observed Its tirst complete year of organuzotlon on December 22 this year During thus time the society has been flrmly established upon Its foundatlon of character scholarship leadership and servrce The goals of this orgonrzatron are can cerned with the development of Its members school and fellow students through the prrn clples which constitute Its foundatron M Byron D Arrrck sponsor and officers Rnrhard Day Ronnie Carmony Shlrley Smith Drxle with therr careful Instruction and supervnsaon Left to rught seated Larry Fannlng sergeant at arms Richard Day president Shrrley Smrth treas urer standung Drxre Hrnesley secretary Nr Arrrck sponsor and Ronnue Carmony vrce president M6543 x I Hrnesley, and Larry Fanningg aided this group . U - Xi' 1 3 ls... f ' .Ig .urr.gQ Pun Wild Ginger YQ. 31. X N- Health Nurse, Sharon Reynolds Ginger Wanda Meyer Mrs Tallman Sue Craig Mrs Walker, Ruth Ann Westg Wuzy Jack Lemons Geoffrey Freeman Garth Stlchler .lake Tallman, Frank Solmsg Mr. Lakey Lawrence Barker Grocer Rollln Hole Bomta Lakey Sammy Vanderpool. Marwoocl and Bonita are trying vainly to contact a mechanic while Mr. Peterson and Miss Stanley discuss the fly-collection contest. W. wg- ,. A JL A 5 , Wild Ginger 1 l . 4 l avi' , 3' a s ' 'ffvw J4'll6'l' i u. N- I9 3' 1-'wan'-audit' ,......, , . J, .... ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1601 1 S '7'l Health Nurse, Becky Jonesg Grocer, Rollin Holeg Ginger Tallman, Dixie Hinesleyg Wuzy Walker, Ronnie Carmonyf Mrs. Walker, Ruth Ann Westg Mr. and Mrs. Tcillman, Sharon Atkinson and Terry Bickelg Sanford Lalcey, Lawrence Barkerg Marwood Lakey, Larry Eokinsg Bonita Lakey, Betsy Millspauglw. Wrizy and his mother discuss Qmge' 5 Poll Wh'le 'he l-0l'eY 5 Miss Stanley ond Mrs. Tallman 'Coll Ol bmge' 5 P'C'U'e 'V' the watch as Jake forbids his dough- pupe' ter to speak to a Freeman. JUIC! 7' . ' I9 O i ! 'las ' WBIPIY A 4 fa in-s Ink Musical Organizations e 3 s 1 L.......... ,.... The band and choir, conducted by Mr. George Thompson have shown great improvement this year. The band gave many halt-time shows and the choir sang at various programs besides many other activities. The new dance band was also organized. We are very proud of our music department this year and expect greater expansion in number and ability. 1 5 Sl 'J 1 V4 W? y J 'wa if 1. '? fm? mg f 'a 2fz?Q 'E 4 X, .- , ,M xL' s -9, 21 f . QL x l 'Z' iw ' if a s Q x S, ,- 1 ,xy Trl HI-Y To creale and rnalnlaln hugh Chrrsllan standards I5fl1B purpose ofthe Trl HI Y as It ns for The Hr Y also The ofsflcers Linda Hyatt Sandro Elllofl Polly Rlcheson Lols Grubb Jo Anne Mendenhall and Mrs Terrell' spon sor have led fhe club to on eventful year hugh llghfed by The sponsoring ofthe World Day of Prayer program The Thanksglvlng pro gram and varnous social funchons Lefrfo rnghf seaTed Kalhy McKinney Margie Myers Dlxle Eck Belsy Mrllspaugh standing Saun dra Wood Kay Schroll Phyllns Dean Parry Hochsfeller Polly Horner ond Sarah Whllernon '91 50 0 0 1 I . .h A , . I I 1 1 I ' I - 1 I - , . Q. S ' 1 7 A P' ' 0 ' - 6 4 J' .sa ts . .',,x-ly .V ,G 4 ,, N ' ' ' ' 2. I . o sf I The 4 C s clean speech clean sportsman ship clean scholarshnp clean llvrng IS the motto ot the Hu Y Their oflflcers thus year are Lawrence Barker Russell Bruch Pete Nesbltt and Jlm Coe and the sponsor Mr Treber They have completed a flne year The mann actuvlty was the sponsoring of the Easter pro QTCTTT Left to right seated Walter Wood John Sutphln B1IIMntrheII Rnchard Mclielleb standing Ronnne Botkln Russell Boskett Jock Lemons Garth Stnchler HIY Sl I 1 I T' 2 . ' ' T W ,. - - f , , f N ' , s ' ' . ' , ,I . , X e. 1 1 1 Y , . . W , . Q 1 5 . T. ,Q N. -V 1 . -- . - . 1 l 1 1 1 A 1 4 Q - 1 A I l 1 l Cheerleaders JERRY LEMONS SHEILA HUFFMAN This year s Yell Leaders have gulded MISSISSINEWO sports enthusiasts through an eventful year Although Ronnie Carmony a veteran ofthe three years of excellent service and Mary Lou James wnll be lost to graduation Shella Huftman a sophomore and Jerry Lemons a lunlor wull no doubt be members of next year s staFf 1 Left to rught Llnda Groves, Judith Judy, .lean Pollng, Cassle Nicholson 52 A 5 .sy Q Af , s A . I l I I I I I I I . ..,,,,,. ,W , 5 'Q . -1 f Cheerleaders 'QI' MARY Lou JAMES RONNIE CARMONY The BTeam fans were ably led by Judrth Judy Linda Groves Cassie Nicholson and Jean Pollng thus year These gurls will probably try out tor the two vacancies on the varsity squad next year Dnnetta Todd Kay Atkinson Joanna Swaftord and Fannie Darley led cheers for the freshman team thus year Great things are expected of them In the future il 'wwe X... mai Left to right Joanna Swattorcl, Kay Atkinson, Dmetta Todd, Fannie Darley 53 1 1 4. 4, 5- -- ' ' E r , Q lx - J T' J 7 N A 512551 ' ,. fmfx ' f , ',fiff'?f, , a v - . 9 A , at 2 W r X A lx X 7:1 ' . ,N Q: ' -.- Wlf. 1 -.a aj A1 ' ' fljfl ii 13:0 . j . T l I I I I I I I I I . ,. ,. ...tl My -.fm-,. ig: I 6 ,,. . . u . A.. Mx A T L X I T I Sunbonnet Jane of Sycamore Lane Another truck has been played on teacher Mlss Dlnkleberry by Nola Muller Pictured left to right Crystal Cluett lSaunclra Webbl Grace Jasper lSarah Neelyl Schuyler Pell lTom Berryl Nola Muller lPaula Sutphlnl Mass Dlnkleberry lEleanor Bakerl Miranda Jasper lTl1erese Atklnsonl and Jason Gouch lLarry Brown ibm- Sunbonnet Jane has given fan' warning Mass Ollle Dlnkleberry a school teacher for Toby to get out or she will let hum have IS guvung Nola Muller a good talking to as It In the background we see Jason Gouch Aunt Miranda and Crystal Cluett look on the meanest mon In town entering sur prlsed at the turn of events 4 Sunbonnet Jane of Sycamore Lane Douglas Smlth and Toby Slmpklns both aspire for Jane s affectuons This IS the Frlday s cast Members were Crystal Cluett Uudy Huffmanl Douglas Smith lRaymond Robertsl Sunbonnet Jane lJudy Tollel Toby Sumpkuns Uerry Lemonsl Marlon Marsh lWanda Knobelochl Nola Muller lSandra Elllottl Grace Jasper lMargaret Evansl and Aunt Miranda lPhyllls Roarkl dim- '-3 -: '-ur' Schuyler Pell swatches affections from Douglas Smith presents a check to Jane s Crystal to Grace Aunt Muranda looks on mother for the use ofa chemical formula un amazement This makes the play end with a happy touch knowing all IS not lost 55 Q , iwli: ,Md q..s:.'g -. -H-- w-na--Nu-..4.w.w ' , N .. uqa-qw., .ummm-mu-1-.m..... .4,.......... . ,.f+.....,.,. 1 1 . .,., W f....,.... life: i-ii-i'il5 j Txrgp..- g H ' Q WWW k 'Rir?'ez1-'ear Q .ly o ,o I . . ,M .4g,.,,,N-....,.,,, -..wgv,:..A f . 1 , l , K ' . f' X N N N E Q S ' 5 nuuuuuunuu -. 1 Ll - Dwi l' ,-..L5?N J 1 11- , . www N wp-ug, A . 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A '4 , Jw-gp, A, N--vb-ww-a,...,.,,.W im. 4 ,f'sl,M,E,a' QLQWWW ,Aww f 4 'W A V WM, mv., 54, 1 A .,,,,,.,,,,,,g,,'A N' VM -, 4' ev - k ' Mk' V X5 X ' if 4 R 1 .,, GJ 4 343' 2 5 ' 'wg 1 35339, W b.r ffiggm. ll gg UU ,Si we 'la Pow Wow Blgger and better was the motto ofthe ednt :ng staff of this year s annual DIXIE Hlnesley Ron me Carmony and Carol Bruch Introduced many new and unuque Ideas forthe Pow Wow Members of the paste up committee lleft to rlghtl Janet Reynolds Sam: Vanderpool Betsy Mills paugh Elaine Turner and Sharon Reynolds spent many long hours trummmg placing and pasting pictures 58 The curculatlon staff made up of Janet Davlson leftj and Shirley Smuth handled the financial part ofthe annual and dlstrlbuted the Pow Wow to the students at the last of school B. -Lo 'X'zs.'1 ' The wrute ups for the actrvltles classes and various organuzotlons are the efforts of the wrlte up committee plctured above llett to rlghtl Jack Lem ons Richard Day and Lawrence Barker 1' t - V. , . 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' f ,ff : ' is - I 7 1.3 ' l h . 1 1 1 1 ' . - D I 1 1 ' I I V l I 5 nr Those who helped sell ads are left to rught Chuck Hester Ann Chapman Paul Dawson Francis Solms Larry Fanning Sharon Davis Sharon Atknn son Pete Nesbitt Bob Brodt us not ptctured The unique sketches and art work can be con tributed to the industrious art staff whnch Includes llett to rlghtl Don Hall, Becky Jones, Sue Craig, and Wanda Meyer Pow Wow sill .rt fm, -fixxwf Ronnle Botkun llettl and Jon Knapp served on the sports stat? of this year s Pow Wow They had quute a 'ob ahead of them because ofthe larger and better planned sports section The pictures of convocatnons, ball games, and classrooms are samples ofthe Hne work done by the photography staft, .lum Coe llettl and Terry Blckel 59 4 ' ,sl-I .K , ' pf.. - ' .f..-.M or ,f4 '1 a,,.,,.A j A. ,kv WH 1, ,gglpgv A . T tx ' ,- ,l 5 Al- gf ' A 4 L 'gli f I Q A 2 V : '. I' ' 'A I 'Mb' 'C' e ' ..- V s A - T T . i . Q ' 'V 1 A p Q f . - N I4., 14:1 ' , ' . ' L - 17 H ' 'V' ' f 1 1 ' , 5 '- , . . I P me ,, a ' V I fs, s ' Y ' T l K I - I 1 Future Homemakers of America Toward New Hornzons ns the motto ofthe F H A These Future Homemakers of America have set theur goal to become the best waves and mothers passable The oftlcers Janet Reynolds Kay Dawalt Donna Pence Judy Huffman Mary Walkup working with thenr sponsor Mrs Hammond have guided the club through the school year These gurls will truly be better homemakers because of their member shup nn the F H A Kew Y Seated left to right Donna Pence Janet Reyna ds Kay Dawalt Standnng left to rught Mrs Ham mond Judy Huftman and Mary Ellen Walkup l .. . U . . ' I I I I I I I ' I ...,, A .1 ' 'rl . 1.5 ' 1:4 , 1 3 I I . ,4 l .. ff Dramatics Club The Dramatlcs Club has expanded this year nn both number and functions Mass Evans our spon sor has helped expand the program to where there now exnsts wade and varied opportunntles to mem bers Highlights ot this year were the Sweetheart Banquet and the 3 One Act Plays .li Standung left to right Miss Evans sponsor .ludy Tolle reporter Eleanor Baker treasurer Mary Walkup lubrarnan and Don Hall sergeant at arms Seated are Ronme Carmony vuce president Jack Lemons presudent and DIXIE Hlnesley secretary ' 1 , . 5 1 . . , 62 ' . e W . N, x., 'Il X E N , 'eww' - 4-' ' , ' , 2 , 2 , 2 , , , - - . , 2 , : , - G.A.A. To furfher lnferesf In aihleflcs the G A A was organized for The gurls who enloy sporfs Mlss Wltfe serves as sponsor The oFFicers are Sharon Reynolds Trudy Gray Linda Rltchne Marcia Hewlft and Carol Bruch The bug event for The year was an nnferschool basketball game with Fairmount Prolechonlsts 2,72-.. 7 The DFOIECTIODISTS have brought us our movues thas year brnngmg much enloyment and help ln understanding our clccdemrc acflvmes I ' ..' 'N M YW x M N T if K ' ' v b r F- ! ' t , g 6 T ' 1 2 1 1 1 1 O l I I r. lf ri gh ' ,' 'I . ' 5 -- v, of X 1 Nh f..,,--,fv-s-.. O ,, 4, 4 I 5 '- , , , ' ' . T f ' 4 . 9 ' ' f' ' 21 ' H W v 8 ' n ' ' 7 T' Y Y Q U L A ' . I 1 Ag Club X 1 A new club thus year at M H S IS the Agriculture Club organuzed forthe students who have an Interest In farming Mr Mason IS sponsor and their oftlcers are Paul Smith Bob Jackson Jack Stace John Ketrung and Ted Harvey Among the various things they have done IS the taknng of field trlps to farms and Industrial plants Photography Club The Photography Club has expanded greatly thus year The GClIVIlIES ofthe club have helped the students In furthering their photographlc Interests mia :A ll' 3, K T rf' 5 - ' I ' 'ws - . , A x 1 ' 1-a- A Q1 . T -1 T 2 I t , , - T WI, V ,- 4 Y l ' , 1 ' f ,. ' ' ' , -,, 1 r , Q ,Q r , - NL- -L - 'Q C r Aff' 1 + l K 1 h Kal 'l R X x , X X , . . I V . . . I I I . T' k E1 , 'Q . , 1 . n Track Queen Attendants MARJORIE FURNISH JANET REYNOLDS A v Sopho o e Aft dont U X fav DINETTA TODD VICKI MILLSPAUGH F eshmcn Attends 1 Jun or Ang dum 64 m r en Senior Mend n Q . fy 6 K' x . N4 41. l 1' 5' 1 3? I r n i n Track Queen The annual Track Dance was held on Aprll 6 with the Queen Becky Jones reigning assisted by the Kmg Rnchard Day who was chosen by the Track Team Others ID the Queen s court were Dunetta Todd freshman attendant Marlone Furnlsh sopho more attendant Vick: Mullspaugh lumor attendant and Janet Reynolds semor attendant t, L... . - ,X 1 , : ' - 2 A , 1 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . . 1 1 I ' I 1 1 1 - Smoke Slgnal '7 ss-li-P A neatly arranged and well wrntten front page lS the first requlrement an newspaper work The Smoke Srqnal has p oved to be a perfect example of thus statement The maternal whuch constntutes page one of our school paper should be credited to Editor In Chief Dlxue Hlnesley and her assistant Phyllis Roark 66 Feature Edltor Carol Bruch ana Asslstant Fea ture Editor Betsy Mlllspaugh are responsuble for the composure of the second page of the Smoke Sig nal The articles found on page two Include feo tures edutornals and varlous columns The sports staff consisting of Sports Editor Terry Buckel leftl and his asslstant Lowell lSklpl Roby keeps our school up to date on the varuous athletic events In which Mlsslsslnewa us represented One complete page of the Smoke Sngnal rs re served for sports happenings and these boys are responsible for the composure of that page . . 1:15 K In f kj V X .xx-Lf X ,J fl 5 'Vi A - T l ,W P A . ,i I . - 4 . if Q f , , . ' - 41, ' J, , . V 3 It -Q. k ' ' l , lg? Wilt l' '11, 1 I ' . 1 x t V V5 4 , 'A p I Q ,rv 1 A M KT . K I A A Good plctures make for a good paper This us the statement which was presented to the ph tography staff James french lleftl and Terry Buckel Thenr coverage uncludes school actlvntles sports plc tures convocatlons and any other snap of some lnterestsng happening affecting the school atmos phere is If l Puctured are Jerry Lemons Ad Manager and Elaine Turner Curculatuon Manager Jerry s dutues conslst of contractung advertlsements drawing up an ad dummy and collectlng advertusmg Income Elaine counts the papers, dlstrlbutes them, and figures the Income from the clrculatuon Smoke Signal The feature wrrtnng end of the paper rs held up by left to right Llnda Rltchle Sandra Elliott and Barbara Darley Lmda ns also Orgamzatnon Edutor and cares for page three make up whsle Barbara serves as Exchange Fclltor and malls out and re cenves Smoke Sugnal exchange papers 67 0 as o X . . O- . - . . . I . , V , , 5? ' gf l , ' I A Y I 1 ' I c , . I Classroom Scenes In Mr McKee s blology class the students are always eager to dissect Among the many varlous organisms used was the worm whuch IS being das sected here by Sheula Huftman and Earl Toulus Tv 0' ,,,,4 Dug that formula Why dld I ever sign up for thus? come the cries from the advanced math classes A must for future engineers solid geometry IS being taught by Mrs Muller 68 Among the many courses offered by the com merclal department of the hugh school typang heads the lust Under the watchful eye of Mrs Redden these students are learning how to type efhcuently For the young ladies who desire to develop and study the prlncrples of good homemaklng sev eral courses are glven In the home economlcs field under the leadership of Mrs Hammond :gyms-.. s 5 l . 0 . R g x AL I g I , . Y jx ll . , ve. M A U t ii I Z X ,,,,,. l M O Q ' , - A 'fm ,Q ' Classroom Scenes .-qgunvgu ,mm 'mmm N.-...rs To guarantee a strong democratnc government In the future hrstory and elements of our gov ernment are taught the student Here we find the happy faces ofthe sensors In Mr Stone s crvucs class The bell IS about to rrngl l m f 4 'f 'QEw4wrr-w For those wrth artlstlc ablllty the student rs offered several courses In art under the dlrectnon of Mr Street Puctured are Floyd Love Ruth Ann West and Rose Bennett looking over a recent creatlon of the class A Y 6lliiLvo,1i5qw1' ' 'll Ml M!!! CW A I Y ' ' -mf., ,Mmm Y gm I f , r 6 r . A 1 5 ' .... ' I , A s I . , , .' X i ' ' t ' in A 'l ,' 1 V A A' V l K V 1' I . EWG ' ' ' ' 9 l 5 x J x A v ' 1 M I 3 - Q , H 1 ' ' I I Special Events mx an 'Bw ,avi The students who are enrolled an Senior English and Speech and Dramatics under the supervision of Miss Evans enloyed an attended the production of Macbeth presented by a company of Shak spearian actors Our cheerleaders attended the annual Varsrty Cheerleaders Conference at lndlano Unrversity last fall During their visit they entered discussion groups concerrnng various yell leading tech niques demonstrated some of our favorite yells and observed demonstratrons by other schools ca. For the first year Missrssrnewa was represented at the distract speech contest whuch was held at Peru on March I2 We see plc tured the students who kept the winnrng tradition of MISSISSIHSWC Hugh School alive v, Mlsslsslnewa was very adequately represented ID the High School Regronal Achievement contests at Ball State College during were English Spanish Latin and mathematics which us drvrded unto algebra geometry and comprehensive Mrs Sullivan s Journalism Class partrcrpated in the first Re gional Journalism Conference at Ball State College on March 2 The students went to workshop sessions where techniques In the various phases of newspaper and yearbook publrcatrons were studred A clarunet quartet composed of Lando Rrtchre, Earlene Sutphrn, Wanda Knobeloch and Albert Frymrer made therr talents noticed rn the Northern lndrana School Band Contest They received a ratrng of superior 0 . - I W - s N ,rf , . L5 . 'XC - 1 , if S S- W' K fd 'X A .1 l S -, I ' 4 . X f -7 -f ' 1 4 ' v' Q ..- 1 iw fn 0 '59 - Q, , Q eventful and interesting day at Boll State College this year, They the past year. The four main divisions rn which students took part I f Q 4 i Science C ub i We. ,ln A :galil 54-L Lett to right front row Bob Moore Larry Brown Sarah Neely JoAnne Mendenhall second row Mark Hinant John Noble Walter Woods Francis Solms Mr McKee third row Richard McKelleb Tony Dun ham Jim Blake Mr Arrick Pete Nesbitt Dan Lively Buford Stichler For those who have a genuine interest in sci ence, the newest club in our school was formed sec ond semester. With Mr. Arrick and Mr. McKee serv ing as sponsors, Science Club has begun an active program for our future scientists. Their omcers for the year have been Dixie Hinesley, president, Paula Sutphin, secretary-treas urer, and Jerry Smith, vice-president, We are proud to have such an organization in our school and wish them the most success in the future, for this is a right step in helping America to find those needed scientists Famlllar Faces 72 Kathryn Cooper lleftl and Gertrude Crosby are very Important members of our offlce staft Keeping records for the School Board and doing Mr Hengstler s correspondence work are two of Mrs Cooper s dutues whale Mrs Crosby keeps the records for all school actlvrtres These gurls asslst nn the management of the Prlnclpal s Omce where they gain valuable tralnlng and experience an ap plied omce procedure Among their many duties are answerlng phone calls varuous typung assignments filing run nlng errands and operating the ditto machme Pictured left to right are Phyllis Roark Amta Barton Judy Tolle Janet Knrby Earlene Sutphln Sandy Elliott and Shlr ley Smith The students who help In the opera tron of the Dean s Omce are left to right Donna Pence Barbara Darley Loss Shugart Ellen Thompson Wanda Knob eloch and Sharon Reynolds Packing up absentee slaps from all rooms recording of absentees and helpmg wrth prepara tuon and recordlng of various records are the responsubllrty of these gurls. The lanutors Walt Gosser and Carl Ar buckle help greatly In keeping the bunld ang clean and In repaur Here nn the furnace room ns their headquarters where they con trol much of the system for heat water and electrncnty These student ganltors sweep our floors every evening Vlncent Beneke Russell nn part of their dolly actrvltles Wnthout the students there could be no school The following men left to right kneeling Bob Phullups Merrill Cooper Ket Baldwun standung Russell Bastian Cloyd Clark Ted Maddox and Bob Cox are the bus druvers who spend much time brunglng the students to school In the mornlng and returning them safely home at the end of the day s labor Familiar Faces 73 , , , .X . l . A I Roseberry, and Jim Blake are shown here 1 ff K U Q ss. l . I . I I I I I I ' I . i . I . I I. . I , . X Famlllar Faces 74 Bertha Jacks Lucille Sutphln and Emily Turner brighten each and every day with a cheery greetmg and a pleas ant smile The warm and well balanced meals which they prepare are an excel lent splrnt lifter after a hard morning s work These students plus many others serve as assistants to the cooks an the school cafeteria Thenr eftorts Include assisting wlth preparation and service ot food and keepmg the lunchroom neat and orderly Any books by Hemingway? Where do you keep the Time MGQCZIDSD are a few of the questions our student ln brarlans answer Their duty IS to and Mrs Terrell an helping the students ttnd the necessary references and literature Thanks to Mrs Terrell and the student llbraruans for a 'ob well done O O s V 4 , ' ' , t 'Q . . , ' 'V - SL' r--i - ,, . . . ,. . , l .J K in ' U ' ' ll, c,s, , .J-' V. D 1 ' -If v 4 nf f' 5211 2 .. ,,, A s f . - , J :fl A A Charles Fisher Varsuty Football Coach 'Us John Fredenberger Varsnty Basketball Coach Asst Football Coach Joseph Smalley Varsity Track Coach Asst Basketball Coach 1? Charles Townsend Freshman Football Coach All ' S Freshman Basketball Coach Jack Stace center gum-d student manager The MISSISSIDGWG Indians started practicing football on August I5 l955 under the dlrectlon of head football coach Charles Fisher Coach Fisher worked the team hard to get them rn shape for the season s opener agarnst Wabash The lndlans reeled oft vlctorres In three of their first four games and were held to a tue rn the other At thus ponnt however lnlurues took their toll crupplung the team Chuck Hester DUN l-lV9lY en fullback David Baker halfback U 4, 3. H21 , ikf h I ,I X x ' X? A I 4 l C I Terry Bickel Ronnie Botkin d u Pete Wrlght tackle Walter Wood Duck Myers tackle guard Even though hampered by these enlurses the lnduans placed thnrd In the MVC race with an even 4 vlctorles 4 defeats and l tte As a team they compiled approximately 1700 net yards rushung and nearly 1100 yards passing The lndlans placed one man senior guard Dick Myers on the conference first team and three other Indnans were voted second team berths Dean Hyatt Jon Knapp halfback en Bud Fanning quarterback D 'W L 2.4 Q d MISSISSINEWA HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RECORDS FOR 55 56 Make Burke Ted Flonnlgan Dgck Moms holfbock hclfbock fgckle SEPT SEPT SEPT SEPT OC OCT OCT WABASH BLUFFTON ALEXANDRIA ROYERTON PORTLAND AUBURN WINCHESTER Elen Benson fullback Bob Kung Bob Moore Carlton Wullus holfbock center tackle . 6 13 0 . 13 20 20 . 16 31 7 . 30 32 O T. 7 13 28 OCT. 11 SHERIDAN 6 21 . 14 6 26 . 21 19 13 Football KNEELING Russell Basket? Bull lreland BACK ROW Fred Muller Richard Myers Terry Blckel FRONT ROW Rlchard Morris Bob Moore Rollln Hole Don Hall Bull Davles BACK ROW Joe Baker Walt Wood Jack Slace 1 ' U -1 -B.. -. LINE - , ' I inf l 5' ,M Ml, -A 82 Pete wfaghf, ccnfoir warns ' ' Football A K Roger Crogun Russell Bruch Don Lively Larry Fcnnlng Elen Benson Ball Mlfchell S .lon Knapp Make Afklnson Raymond Roberts Pete Nes butt Chuck Hesler nn. AL -A 324 W., 1 1 D 1 I 1 1 l Q I I ' I A. mn V Football KNEELING Bob Kung Ted Flanmgan Larry Brown TrenlHla1t BACK ROW Dean Hyaff David Baker Make Burke Ralph Tedder A-l AA! Our freshman team Thus year showed promise for years to come Coach Town send drd very well wnth the maternal at hand Their record thus year stood at 2 wlns and 4 defeats The vlcforves came at The expense of Fairmount and Elwood I I - K I- 'Y 8 1 -X 1 1 A A B 1. . f 4 1 1 1 1 f U ' . , . . l . . l . Football These are the thirty fuve boys who made the varsity football squad thus year They compiled a 4 4 l record this fall to flmsh thnrd ID the M V C Agasnst M V C c 'npetutlon MHS broke even with 2 wlns and 2 losses This year s team wull lose 12 sensor lettermen whale 9 lumors wsll be back next year 7-5 You can relax now boys It was worth the struggle Is It cold boys? Cheer up krds Move ou How does the coat Gt Elen'P Up and at em T, is uw? - A it , E r ,A 14 Zx l ' I Q 1.145 rx . Q, . M T f... ' -, .... ' ' Basketball Paul Dawson Don Foreman Ronnie Horn Dlck Day Bud Fannmg Basketball Steve Dawson Pete Wright Gene Chandler Don wehon Mike Burke Basketball A D 3 The basketball lndrans of MISSISSIDCWO H1gh crunsed to the1r second undefeated season and the1r th1rd M V C crown All totaled the lndlans tlnlshed wlth a record of 22 wlns before falllng to Mar1on 1n the fTnal game of the T956 Sectlonal Tournament lt was Marlon s tlrst sectlonal crown slnce l952 Dur1ng the regular season play the lndlans scored a total of l 474 po1nts wh1le l1m1t1ng the1r op ponents to 908 ponnts These average out at 73 7 pornts per game oftensuvely and 48 2 pornts per game defenslvely Ronme Horn led all county scorers w1th 330 po1nts thus year and a lo 5 per game average Bud Fanning ran second In the race for county honors w1th 301 polnts Dlck Day Pc.1l Dawson and Don Foreman finlshed l4th l6th and l7th respectrvely SEASON RECORD Mrsslssnnewa Mlsslsslnewa MISSISSIDBWO M1ss1ss1newa MISSISSIUGWO MISSISSIDSWO MISSISSIDSWG M1ss1ss1newa MISSISSIDGWO MISSISSIHEWG MISSISSIDEWO MISSISSIHSWG MIQSISSIDCWO Mrddletown Jefferson Royerton Faurmount Peru Portland Van Buren Bluffton Sweetser Montpeller Yorktown Alexandrla Dunk1rk MISSISSIDGWO MISSISSIDGWO Mrssrssmewa MISSISSIHEWG MISSISSIHGWG COUNTY M1ss1ss1newa 68 M1ss1ss1newa 70 Hartford Clty Wabash Wlnchester Swayzee Hagerstown TOURNAMENT Sweetser Jefferson SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT MISSISSIHSWG 7l Van Buren MISSISSIDCWO 75 Jefterson MISSISSIDSWO 56 Marlon 'l 1 '1 ., -'gi' , 3 4L:lw F' X 4. v.. AV N 1 ! , 5 1143 . SN 33 1 l 35 i231 .54 y ff . 'I 4 If 14 a' ' 58 ' 52 - 54 ' 40 ' 55 34 ' 72 ' 90 63 'H 90 ' ' 85 5' 33 ' 83 ' 78 46 M' 89 82 48 ' 85 39 ,.. ' 7l 51 ,.. 68 38 77 ' 56 ' 59 43 ' ' 58 ' 51 ' ' 72 ' 48 ' ' S' in ,.F 4 fi, W-- ..,i. ,- ' ' uf I I S-- Qu. 1 Ik, I. 1 3 I 5, , ll Ili Q ' '-me V . D311 ni 3. O - x ff 8,145-k Q 4 -4 five 'Y km 287, I' I f is 5. ,, Q , , S L: 1 is o 5 x 9 fi 3 1' - LQ ' X 'N Basketball 6 06 Amlslt ly 11 l OIAA cxXllA4,Q X45 T e B team won l3 of nts l8 games and those Hve games were lost by an average of less than 5 points The sophomores and lunlors can be congratulated for their hne team and Mr Smalley can be thanked for bunlclung at The Mlsslsslnewa Freshman Basketball team won seven and lost seven thus sea son The boys from the class of 59 lost some very close games that could have gone either way Four of the losses were by 2 polnts Coach Townsend can be congratulated for the work he has done with the team ,Nu Aviv 5 l3U 45Lj5,A ii . . 4 A 'S .Tl A F My Q Tj-I . N! X A A 5 ' N A T regkiql X f '. ix 'X T 7 'lll ijlfwf V' 4'l 7 at . f 554 323m fX2E 5 44. f l f I Y 'l l l I ' l l 'K l l 1 l lg ' y ' ' P 5,5 tx 'R h H H . l . . by f ' as . g l T' ffl 7 1 bg , .lg X44H y X ,EH . , 1 - , ' .s ' 90 I ,x ii I 'Dy .4-6 Lai 5 fp 1 ff' Track on we fo, 110 an Ruchard Day UU, yso Sh, sob soc 'of ob Nu ng Track 5 I' Last but not least on the sports agenda came track startmg on March l2 Thus year s schedule was bugger and tougher than ever before having one more malor relay meet on It lMuncle In addltlon to Kokomo l The track was Improved lOO! by the work done on ut last fall Wlth at least six home meets uncludmg the conference meet there was plenty of actlon for the track fans Apr: Apr: Apr: Apr: Apr: Track Schedule Portland Here 6 Noblesville There I Huntlngton Here l Bluffton Here I7 Peru Here ,g . 950 WW' 125 Aprul April Apr: May May Muncie Relays There Wabash Here Kokomo Relays There Conference Meet Here Sectional Kokomo P08890 Br Ugh Track , l Hugh Jump Hugh lumpers for the M H S thlnlnes thus year are left to rught Larry Stephenson Ronnie Horn Bob Jackson and Larry Brown Shot Put These are the boys who threw the 'I2 Broad Jump These are the boys who broad lumped tor the track team this sprung They are left to right Bob Kung Ronnie Horn Larry Brown and Francis Dalton QE. sprung They are left to right Larry Lemmmg Jack Stace Basal Horn and Paul Swanner 94 Pole Vault The boys who upheld the pole vault :ng honors for the track team this year are left to right Joe Smith Ted Flannlgan Norman Oden and Bob Coppock J A 7 s 'I - A I 1 I 1 . - ? . . l pound :ron ball for the M.H.S. track team this , . . I . I . I , - . - A, I I ' I 1 ' 4 I Q . . I I I I I ig fs. t ,FR fx ,mx 19' 15 Lk '1 . T'H 'L! in a- . . agua - iWl' i Track Dashes These are the boys who ran the lOO yd and 220 yd dashes for the M H S track team thus sprang They are left to rlght .lam Gore Bob Kung Russ Bruch and Bob Coppock Quarter Mllers These boys upheld the 440 yd dash honors for M H S thus sprung They are left to rnght Francis Dalton Russ Bruch Jon Knapp Ralph Tedder and Ronme West Low Hurdles The boys who upheld low hurdllng honors for M H S thus sprung are left to rnght Bob King Larry Lemmlng Ronme Horn and Ronme Botkm A 96 Hugh Hurdlers These boys ran the hugh hurdles for the M H S track team this sprung From left to right, they are, Larry Lemmlng, Ronme Horn, Bob Jackson, and Larry Brown ,I . , .QQ 14 1 I . , -. ' - ' f 1 I I I nn, ' I I I I , . . . . . , I ' W - - 2 L Track 'S Mllers The mule runners forthe M H S track team thus sprung are left to right Duck Day Ronnie Bot km Earl Toulls and Arnold Wesllng JV? Mule Relay These boys made up the mule relay team thus sprung for M H S They are left to right West Jon Knapp and Ralph Tedder Half Mllers These are the boys who ran the 880 yd dash for the M H S thlnlles thus sprung They are left to nght Jum Atkunson John Wood Larry Stephenson Jon Knapp Wnlbur Grrffith and Paul Nose Half Mule Relay These are the boys who ran on the 880 yd relay team thus sprung They are left to right Larry Lemmmg Jlm Gore Bob Kong Bob Meyers Ted Flannugan and Russ Bruch aan. 97 I Q f ' . . ' ' ' . -- T . I . I . . i N F ' l AA.- r A Q l Dick Day, Larry Stephenson, Bob Coppock, Ronnie , I ' I I I a , , . if l 5 L my ZX Th ere s o one ond only ln refreshment, too ff NN JU J we xW, X gg N ff F X xN ,Z Jff' kj LWEII ln!! iii'-fp? COCA-CCLA BOTTLING CO. 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