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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1960 volume:

X f y X X if , fx XX f A f I X' X X X N 1960 PDW WOW O 'l'. ig. f I Wmter Alonq the Mlsslssmewq Rlver Published by SENIOR CLASS Mvssusslnewc Hugh School Gus Cnty lndlona Table of Contents Freshmen Sports Activities Annual Staff Advertisers 4 7 15 Administration Faculty Seniors Juniors Sophomores Foreword Mississinewa High School takes its name from the mighty school is built Mississinewa is an Indian word and it seems fitting that this year s annual staff should turn to the rich heritage of Indian lore for the theme of this book 51 57 87 0 ' 38 'I l 46 ' l l 3 Mississinewa River which flows at the bottom of the hill on which our YJVWYQMQ A X fm f J 1 jf, X A 3' Q I Q ' ' 8 515 SE b S V W 3, X960 Top Chiefs at M H S i ilr The head chief of all lndtans and warriors around the reservation is Superintendent F W Hengstler Mr Hengstler ns a quiet and cheerful man who rs always willing to talk peace nce h s the topmost chief of the M Tribe Mr Hengstler rs kept very busy Mainly he fulfills hrs warlord powers connected with the zu er chiefs of the school council He must aso find time to visit classrooms and confer with the mprovements In building construction and search ng for advances in instructional procedures make 5' him an invaluable person on the reservation Our tribal council thas year performed many duties such as overseeing the combined tribes and helping with the dlspursal of funds One of the hlghlights of the year was the dinner for the board served by the advance home economics students of the high school Pictured left to right around the table at the dinner are d Griffith Don Smons Bll Warner Virgil Stallsmnth G E C urtney Dr R Baske W A Koontz Supt F W Hengstler Charles Smith and Bill Jones 4 I I O O . 3 Si e i ' ,H.S. th ' '. l it public instructors. These, plus working tirelessly for 3, - ' ' ' , x ' ' ' . Floy ' ' , i , i , ' ' ' , . . o , . .J. tt, Dr. Q E a. O c 1 U cn UI :- E en UI new -4-. 'gl No lndtan trtbe can be run smoothly wtthout the asststance ofthe head chief Prrncrpal Lawrence H Meyer has done a commendable rob of man agtng the Mrssrssrnewa Reservation Maktng datly announcements supervrsrng extra curricular actrvrtres and the offtce and tend rng many students personal problems ae lust a few ofthe many duttes performed by our head chuef Mr Meyer has fulfrlled hrs rob of gutdrng our trtbe and marntarntng drscrpltne very admirably A assistant to our head chtef Mr Harold Wtllen has many dutres whrch Include lookrng after the county ttlm lrbrary helprng wrth rnstruc ttonal programs worktng wtth teachers on various wrth varrous I-ands at supervtsron Workrng wrth the grade school prrncrpals and coordrnatrng programs between burldtngs requures htm to travel from one reservatton to another Mr Wrllen also serves on the commlttee for new book adoptrons and assumes responsrbrlrty for helprng new teachers to become acquainted wrth our school polrcres L3 5 I I I 2 I 5 I , . , an - . 3, ' 1: Z' . . In . 'f A S f ' 7 . r , i it phases of instruction, and assisting Mr. Hengstler 145 , . ' . . if fs 'Qu y' , . , . . ' 'Y . . . , r . Dean Lend a Helping Hand ,J Dean of all the matdens on the M H S reservation as Mrs Joanne Sulluvan wh trues rn every way to fulfull her 'ob whuch In volves a skull In dealtng wnth dellcate sntua tnons frrendlrness patience wise counsel and any other problem that might arrse Mrs Sullrvan being a very wuse lndlan rselt also gives helpful advice to a lndlon who has trouble wtth treaty wrrtlng Anim-sm --s ,na-v..wIl!P Maeva Dean of the Smalley He seeks or nee the need ma Mr Small as donng a tr tlon 17 flu- all warrrors and young braves reservatlon s M Jose counsels wnth any lndnan who ds has advvce or dISCIplIn8S as y be ey as a very capable dean and ne 'ob throughout the reserva Gathering up absentee slaps and recordnng them was done by these seven lndtan maidens who were Jane Embree Connie Pennington Joyce Mooneyhan Dee Hensley Onda Ferguson Marsha Muller and Judy Ratllff ac of these maidens spends one perlod a day rn the office They a so run rrands forthe deans 435,31 6 O 1' l-Q9 'Ai ' I ,. Z.. c 'ii . - L., Q 5. .R f., Mx, ' '--1-- Tl, A 4 2 l - .fu-.., tp-. ..., , Nj 1 9 A5 . fl - sf..-- ..rf..-.- . V V --Xin .- 2 alkyl ,V fx ' 4 wh. ' ' . ' , o on M.H.S. ' i r. ph I I I ' he , ' ' ny ' . . - I Y . I I I I I I ' E h ' . l e . '- l 2 ' , 5 g cz sf 1 7 ., rg: L- .Q ' :lt mv l ' as , -5- 5 ' , ' ff 3 , A V xi, Faculty Prepares Us for Later Years DOROTHEA FOUST English .i CHARLES MEYER Industrlal Arts E ff! 'ix XECE Pts VIRGINIA MCCREARY Commerce ED OVERMYER Commerce '-'53-T-'Ii QQ gg, eggs 11915-1 7 - gg x ning, U .JY-N 5 I ,iq I o . J N .. . ,- 12,-f 2? L , ' 14 E . .If ,Z Z NJ fl A YJ I .U-,,,r.-rr ' F . ff? '24 ' QM f. NX SB -I If I . I u. V L X 0 .L UZ. I 0 S 0 :-'- U f' Faculty e FRANCES SMITH Home Economics ...4..iasa:.., JAMES MILLER Social Studles JOHN MAXSON Music 8 llll. HAZEL F EVANS English Speech Faculty LOUISE MILLER Mofhematlcs Psychology ROY McKEE Science HAZEL REDDEN Commerce, Latin X F14 c caosn JOHN FREDENBERGER X Socual Studies . J, 9 Faculty CLEO TERRELL ff' WILLIAM STEVENS! Mothemchcs 3 L Lvbrary Spanish ...-J if' BARBARA CROSSMAN Englush 10 X ELLSWORTH SHADE Socual Studnes R I -ii X- fs Q- , I , x 'e .' L ' X UQ' ' p 2 .L 3 aw C 5 , ll Hs ' ' wa ' .xl 71+ V H Faculty MARY E BEITLER Physlcal Ed Health in-ll CHARLES FISHER Physlcal Ed Dr Tramung 'll BYRON D. ARRICK Science Social fudies NORMAN STREET I' 3 11 Secretaries Run Offices Smoothly .-'dll 'O No reservatron as ever run smoothly without and from the business end Mrs Thelma Jones as the head secretary rn the offlce of our reservatlon Mrs Jones had two mardens who served as understudaes In her varved work They are Nancy Lostutter and Jackie Smnth They received such experience that will help them to become efflclent secretaries to some busmess farm In the future These maldens each help with the office work one period a day Also they sell supplles to any lndvan on the reserva tron who needs to do a luttle research I2 Mrs Gertrude Crosby and Mrs Kathryn Cooper are the secretarnes to the head chiefs and dlrectors of our lndlan tribe The secretaries mann dulles consrsl of orderlng supplies for the reservatlon making out payroll checks taking care of the budget and keeprng various records for the lndlans Mrs Crosby has charge of the actnvuty fund and Mrs Cooper ns secretary to the board of control l -P' I zf mu na ' Mr Carl Arbuckle and Mr Walter Gos ser are the custodians of the M H S reser vatron These men are responsible for the general maintenance of each and every room They see to It that everything within the building is rn tip top shape and ready to roll when Monday morning arrives The understudies who helped our lead- ing custodians in carrying out their jobs were Jim Mendenhall Bob Nose .lim Rose- berry and Harold Roberts. These boys were in charge of various odd lobs such as sweeping the floors, throwing away all scraps, and many other miscellaneous iobs. While Custodians Do Maintenance Our Cooks Kept Us ,J-1 fy!! The cafeteria would not be the same without the student appren tlces to the cooks Many helpful stu dents perform the duties of wash Ing and drylng trays and silverware cleanrng off tables and sweeping the floor after the lnduans have fm lshed eatrng thenr lunch All of these students have done a fine rob of keeping the cafeteria neat and clean 14 Well Fed The maidens and warrnors of Ole Mass ralse their tomahawks In salute our cooks Mrs Bertha Jac s Mrs Margorle W1 llams and Mrs E la Collins or preparnng such good 0 hnch s necessary for e health of our trzbe Our cooks also take time to pre pare delrclous meals for our team after athletnc games away from home Other lndrans working rn the cafe terra may take the money from the students for their lunches All of the Indians performing duties for the cooks receive a free meal for thenr servlces Some of the maidens help serve the meals that the cooks have prepared 1 ro , . k , I ' , f ' ff' fo d W ' 5 th A , ...Q........--e. s. . . , .L,,. . - 'V Oi- V K . - ,Q K . gy l . . 1 ' ' .-i --,- ,-2.. U Q ,ec s ' 'N X 2 I . . JUDITH COE Treasurer JOHN SHARP President After Four Years We ve Finally Made It JANICE VON DIELINGEN Reporter JAMES WATSON SANDRA CAMPBELL Vice President Secretory I6 LADD O BRIEN DAVID HUNDLEY CATHERINE FCRTNEY Seniors LEAH CROSBY LARRY LEACH SALLY GITHENS I7 SHIRLEY HUSTON LARRY ARMSTRONG SANDRA HOCHSTETLER Seniors RONALD DAILEY 18 in SHARON HOPPES ROBERT BOTHWELL DAVID BAILEY PATRICIA WILSON 'I9 ,I I M PHYLLIS GRIFFIN TED JONES REBECCA RUST Seniors RICHARD FINCH 20 MARY STEVENS P WALTER TODD RICHARD HENSLEY if CHARLES THOMPSON 1? 4 ii CAROLE CROSBY Seniors JAUNITA BENNETT WILLIAM DAY LADEAN WILLIAMS 21 GERALD CHANCE MARGARET NUSS 22 BEVERLY HUFFAKER Semors DALE CRAIG EUGENE KUGHEN NANCY ISENHOUR SUSAN HUFFMAN JANET THOMPSON ROBERT WAGONER Seniors MARJORIE WRIGHT JERRY SHAFFER . 1 L RAY SOULTZ 23 LARRY JONES GARLAND BENNETT JACKIE SMITH Seniors MARY ELLEN CRAGU N 24 JAY BRIGGS SHARON ELLIS ROBERT STUDEBAKER 4'-6. PEGGY COUCH ff K Seniors TOM MILLER SANDRA SHIELDS LEWIS ATKINSON KAY STARKUS 25 ROBERT LINVILLE DAVID GEORGE Og. Sensors JOHN MOORE Z6 HELEN WILLIAMS 26 JANE EMBREE LEWIS BOSWORTH LARRY WEST I R MARTHA ROBINSON W V gi 71,1 VICTORIA WARNER Seniors DONALD ZEEK CAROLYN MAHONEY 27 JOHN NELSON 1 'Q 4- ROBERT SHIELDS 'YU' f 1 'fi 1' 'ivy 'YC' Seniors JOSEPH DEAN U. 417 JANICE LEFFLER JOYCE WOOD f'l ' if g, 0 Em E ax f' f X17 . i ry 4 . I . Q . l f. 7, 5 . ! K N E 5 gg. I E N 34. , ' ' , '. I I 28 DALE BAGLEY JOSEPH GRUBB JANET JAY Seniors EDDIE AILMAN ANITA SMOOT ANN JOHNSON 29 WILLIAM LEDBETTER 5.-4 FLORENCE WILLIAMS Seniors RICHARD WESLING STEPHEN MALOY 30 'fr-.A SAMUEL MCGIBBON ' . .1 A , f V 3. C ' 1 I AII. 'W' ' 1, 1 I in K I I K v e ' 'er f f 'a -n Ii :III fi-wif I 'iff U K IX , 5 - , ALVIN HAVEN5 NANCY LOSTUTTER Seniors JOHN EASTES TODERICK WRIGHT CAROLINE DAWSON Ak MARTHA DOLLRIES 31 STEVE BURT JUDY DE BONlS EDWARD MITCHELL Prize Wnnnlng Snapshots Here are the winners un the annual snapshot contest Above Would you recog nuze thus wunmng baby plcture of Chuck Smrd and has krssrn cousm entered by Darlene Rltterskamp'9 Below left us Bob Glthens ready for the clean up detanl This wmnrng ac tvvnty shot was entered by Mass Evans Rught as Duanne Allemon having a snack This humorous winner was entered by Barbara Siler if so E V 1 . Sy, c 'A K N . X b l ,tl I gli ii 6 f E .ti X Q l K - qw: f , V , . M v , ' A g,.....s1 I M . . . . sz The Hoosler Schoolmuster' In the top scene Ma Means played by Susan Huffman us bemg carned out of the court room by Bud Means her son played by Ronnie Darley In the background are Ralph Hartsook larry Leach Hank Banta Don Zeek Doctor Small Tod Wright Hannah Thompson Shirley Huston and Judge Hawkuns Davld Hundley The extras are Bob Bothwell Bull Ledbetter Davld Rharar Steve Maloy Becky Rust Beverly Huffaker Kay Starkus Marge Wrnght Peggy Couch Sandra Shlelds Martha Robinson Ladean Wnlluams Nancy Isenhour Sandy Campbell and Sharon Ellns Below Hannah Thompson played by Shirley Huston IS moppmg and scrubbing the floor Mrs Means played by Susan Huffman ns scolding her as usual Ralph Hartsook played by Bob Bothwell defends Hannah thus makung Mrs Means angry In this scene the stage and prop men were busy a great deal G I ' Q .git 4 l ,2 2 me is f W, 1-135 I X I ' at G 1 ' 4 's' ' f . , 1 1 . I ' f ' - ' A 4 . 1 S T A ab , ' v nb . I. . V .5 , 14 V 4. x I 5 Q 4 as -H .l X r if ff 4 , I I - I I ' I I I I 1 I 1 I , . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I ' ' I I ' I I 1 ' ' 33 1' I fl,,y Afls' txf IJ: ln this scene Ralph Hartsook, played by Larry Leach, is counsel- ing with Shocky, Hannah's brother from the poorhouse, played by Becky Rust. Shocky is telling Ralph of his many beatings that the cruel, mean keeper of the poor- house has bestowed upon him. Ralph is giving advice to help him through his life. The Hoosier SchooImaster Below, Hank, played by Don Zeek has cut his finger and is waiting for Doctor Small, played by Tod Wright, to fix his finger. While Hank is waiting, Dr. Small is talking to Mirandy Means, played by Sandy Campbell. ln the background Bud Means, the town toughie played by Walter Todd, is overlooking the whole scene. A lot of work and prac- tice was behind this presenta- tion as well as a lot of iokes and laughs. he Hoosler Schoolmosfer The top scene features all the lovers of the play At the left we have Hannah Thompson and schoolmaster Ralph Hartsook In the left mtddle are Judge Hawkrns and cranky Mrs Means lthey re not loversl In the rtght mtddle are Doc Small and Mtrandy Means At the right are Bud Means and Martha Hawktns At the bottom Judge Hawkms ts atrecttrg the spelltng bee whtch was won by Hannah Thompson The runner up was Ralph Hartsook played by Bob Bothwell Hannah Thompson was ortgtnally from the poor house out she was leased out to Mrs Means the town s btggest taxpayer Hannah has a ltttle brother Shocky played by Becky Rust Shocky ts tn the poorhouse and receuves very bad treatment There was much work put unto thus scene T ' . I Q N ' , t' .. s alt- - f 5 4 , vf .4 0 , 1 .t ' ' . fl Xie: LJ- ls - l .5 1 1 . K 3 H e Go Places and Do Thmgs IN ,Al ln... ll D We '1 ck a aby We I made t 3 Bored? A The wonders of sclence 5 Flendlsh huh' 6 I can walk 7 What? 8 Cheesecake? 9 Wrd we bury Caesar or the play? IO .lust watch the flngers 11 Somebody goofed 12 Arent we nrce 13 The Three Musketeers IA Portrart of Peggy 15 We re Ilstenlng 16 Not mad r al gone 17 Those Irghts dont frighten me now 18 Thats art? 19 What n the world rs that? 20 Wartlng for a street car? 21 Havent got those fingers yet 22 Three ofa krnd 23 Where rs you all going? 24 Not qurte an octopus 25 What number' 26 Well I did 27 Short shorts 28 Watch the blrdle 29 This rs our cheerleaders' 30 Wrndy bunch I X ff' p , Q' , r- .'. 1 - f 32 ' 2 fn A :ff ' c. , ' t X 63. IP ,U , 1 Q f , ev qw + - I q I , . 1 J 4. 7 , X . 1 -' V 1' ti. K, I In , ,Q 1 tl lf 5 s 3 at , 4 ' av K 1 IN f 2- 1 - I 5 ' , fy J ' 51' A xc Q , , - -35 s- gf 7 .y R Six 1 r 'Qi 'Q ., K .. T ,fs Q ek I - my 5' .. X ' .I H 1 4 , .I 'W . Xl 1 ,I I N I 8 ,. Q , 41. 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'U-' rf f 5 K - Vx Q. v V Juniors Seek Higher Things 3 fn Seektng the htgher thrngs was the motto A chosen bythe Juntor Class The class offtcers srt andy Jones treasurer and Ball s pr dent standtng Rtchard Warner vrce presrdent and Onda Ferguson secretary and not pictured Mrlce Vanderpool reporter worked very hard thus year selectrng the class colors whtch are gold and whrte and the flower whtch was the Amertcan Beauty Rose Mtss Barbara Crossman and Mr Ellsworth Shade class sponsors helped the offtcers and class members to get ready for the Prom held for the sensors thus year at Honeywell Memorral Other crcttvttres of the Juntor Class were class partres purchasrng class rrngs presenttng the class play and they were tn charge of concessrons at Jon' the ball games 38 O I I If A ,f of F- ' 'S' LJ Yr' 'lar s 'L I of B f M, . vt- I ting, S , , ' Elli, esi- , , xv . .. . , , r 'Ts L i 3 SX A-r '!1 '55 TMS Q '- Q C -'fe S 1 ff-J rf' L o Q ,N f -. is 2 SL S Q ,- .Gina K, fs. f xl I f xx In ww Juniors Marcra Abney Dean Adrlanson Robert Adrlanson Carolyn Atkmson Gaylene Atkunson Barbara Baker Alrce Barton Danrel Bollhoefer Carolyn Booker James Bouseman Eduth Breece Jerry Brown Orland Burtner Kenneth Chance Gaynelle Chandler Olnvra Dallas Tom Davrs Loss Day Tonya Dodson Wrllnam Ellis Ondc Ferguson Teressa Fisher Rondo Fortney Donald Frymler Robert Grmdle Tom Grubb Charlene Guthrle Rose Mary Hattleld Loretta Hawkms Hubert Heath .lr Diana Hensley Judrth Herring Vrrgmra Hockett Douglas Holladay Marsha Horn 39 Junlors Nana Hufchlns Connie Jackson John Jackson Carolyn Jones Sandra Jones Michael Kegg Kenneth Kelly Michael Kelly Ruta Kelly Douglas Kung Dale Kerlcpatruck Kenny Lamb Suzanne Lee James Lernung Rhea Love Phnllep Lowe Judlfh McClure Robert McCormack Sfephen McCreary Beverly McDaniel Sharon McLain Blllle MCQUllhY James Mendenhall Rebecca Metcalf Marsha Muller Donovan Mock Joyce Mooneyhan Mary Mooneyhan Jane Moore Harold Morrus Kathryn Mulluns Jerry Myers Mary Nelson Russell Nelson Roberl Paine 40 'T .35 it iv .ous -, ac 'Q xox! 544 -. 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'3Q 'Ugg L Juniors Bonnie Peterson Bonnue Pickens Judith Ratlnft Shirley Reeve Mary Ann Rlchards Nancy Roark Nancy Robbins Patrlcla Robbins James Roseberry Anna Rosendall Ronnie Ross John Ruley Terry Rumple Mary Beth Sellers Charlotte Shahan Randall Shoemaker Patrncna Shook Jerry Showalter Nana Slmpklns James Sloop Beatrnce Small Carol Smlth Nona Smith Palmer Smith Ronald Smith Marsha Smlthson Ruth Ann Smlthson Randy Sneed Warren Sarah Jr Jerry Stapleton Phullup Steiner Sharol Stephenson Patrlcla Stevens Wayne Strausbaugh Juniors Ward Turner Mike Vanderpool Richard Wagoner Richard Warner Gary Wafson Howard Williams Judifh Williams Janis Willis Sue Woodruff Catherine Wright John Young Richard Yeager NOT PICTURED Norma Jean Crouch Gary Johnson John Ramey 42 'f'l6.'5 Q ,X ' N vXt r Q- vw M' 'A I ix ' I .fly ..,l in - - 'vs lg r f df z f wsxg ef . PQ Qu Ya '5- fl .- ,ng ,Q 'Di -.41 4 Li ,X fr-,',,,. .Sk f '? Lanai JoNES Q. Q 5 T' :in g. 'i s A I . '4 L- . . - G K ' e f W l X X -1 --v- fr E X N S f-' XZ, 1 ' 1 ' il ff f If If ff 1 7' if X, 9 l IZ ,Xl lp 4 X ll c 'J If ,ff , l X, ' - , 12' X 5, , ,, as , 'fs s gi , . 2 rr ll . ik R - i 1 :.Q.' . 'Ya 1 - 4 ,gf 5 lla M ,1 or, f , W4 ,gm -1 .,. li 1' v I i 1 -A f 5 -Quit? American Passport 'Nev 1 W-I 'Y This ensemble of Indianites are admiring the new flag. The cast includes left to right Sharol Stephenson, holding a flag, Sandy Jones, Richard Yeager, Mary Ann Richards, Doug Holladay, Edith Breese, and Bonnie Pickens. Others in American Passport were Rebecca Metcalf, Judy Ratliff, Robert Grindle, Charlotte Shahan, Bonnie Peterson, Richard Warner, Dale Kirkpatrick, Nancy Roark, and Patty Shook holding a new flag at the right. Members of the cast not included in the large group are Suzanne Lee as Mrs. Hamil- ton, Dale Kirkpatrick as Dick, Jerry Showalter as Wilson, Marsha Horn as Aunt Jen, and Mile Vanderpool as Junior Donovan, Lou- ello's friend and playmate. They can be seen in the brief flashes pictured below. 43 American Passpo S.. I the play as the tntle Amerlcan Passport may suggest Richard Warner the father s very lnterested In polntncs He ns so Interested In fact that he has to hang pictures of presidents on hrs wall Edith Breese who plays a nosey nelghbor IS holdrng a pucture of George Washmg ton and about to hang It up Mr Hamulton as shakmg a hammer an her face as Louella played by Mary Ann Richards looks on ready to grve her assrstance Sattmg In the charrs at the left are Robert Grundle and Bonnre Pnckens who play parts of Duck Hamnlton and Sybul Jennlngs Sybll ns Duck s gurl and nerther one seems to be Interested rn any thang but the book they are readnng Standmg behmd the couch rs Rebecca Metcalf who plays Judy Hamrlton and Doug Holla day who rs Mr Hamulton s boss Mr Craig Mary Ann Richards rs snttung on the couch eating ofcourse but stall lrstennng to the conversatton Standing at the rlght are Rrchard Yeager and Rnchard Warner who act the parts of Bull Wrlson and Mr Hamilton respectuvely l 44 i S ' ri., 5 . - ' L 'lg D t . l l 5 A g -'eff I-I - ',u--.- , 1 f , , ll ff I ,I ll: FN. 4 X ff ,l I , -,4 . l: 5 I 7: . n ' ' , ' , , i , . . . , h , . 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L V l of 4 ., I R lf , . gi ,Q . , American Passport I ' - wfg fill . ,... l 21 5 I fl .-e s, ll Q 5 's'-'A-Q A ll PWA Aunt ,len played by Nancy Roark IS really grvrng the famrly a rough time Aunt Jen has plenty of money but at s doubtful that even her only lrvrng relatrves the Hamrltons will get a cent At left rs Louella Hamllton played by Mary Ann Rrchards who takes Aunt Jen serrously Srttrng on the couch rs a sassy old nerghbor Mrs Swartz played by Judy Ratllff She IS very forward and lnsasts on buttrng Into the Hamllton s affaurs Rrchard Warner rs solemnly lrsten :ng to Aunt Jen preach about her wealth Rrchard portrayed Mr Ham lton rn Amerrcan Pass port Louella Harnulton rust doesnt know what to thrnk about her brother and hrs gurl friend Bob Grrndle played the part of Duck Hamilton and Charlotte Shahan played the part of Sybil Jennrngs ln thrs scene Drck helps Sybrl across a fence nn the Junlor Play Amerrcan Passport The play was a three act comedy about patriotism and polrtlcs Mrss Hazel Fern Evans speech and dramatlcs teacher presented and directed the play l 45 . 1 ' ' r ll? - Y 1 . 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A6 JP-Q ,bf sf: Meet the younger braves of our reservatlon They are the up and coming leaders of tomorrow Thus past year they have been trannmg themselves and observing the upperclassmen so that when their 0 at Already they have shown promuse of bemg cap able representatnves for our tnbe In the near future They have given outstanding support to the many phases of sports and a few have participated well also ln club actlvutles convos and around the halls theur smllmg faces helped brighten the scenery The representatuves from this year s group of braves were secretary Nancy Nesbitt and reporter Terry Mltchener seated and p esadent Mike Hlnant treasurer Ray Kughen and vrce presudent Susan Campbell standmg They were ably assisted In whatever dlfflcultues that might arlse by their class sponsors Mrs Hazel Redden and Mr Charles Meyer 4 Us . .. f' U I v 'SPI ' ' 5 2 . f ' . Q I T ' ' U- 0 , K. 1 I h . X fl , Y T, X J, ,X,1 Kt 1 - X f , T ' . I g lx 'Q f,f ' X, ' - - ' 4 . . X If K I X 'ff' big chance comes, they'll be able to make the best ff' ,sf f ' . .l'I fl, ff . V . A , If l U . bi. K . . , TX I ' r 1 v 'ff ' f 'Qf , ' 2 , X X54 I I I 1 r. '. I ' 7 f , 2 - , 2? ji, ' T V Q- f 1 ' A ' . . ,al ' ' . f . , . C ' ' 7 f 'lf' f ' X ,TX Q - .,,, --sry X XTR O 6 0 Okay 'lit sf i 'nor' 5 ? Q -4 g O X 'I K 0' -N ng 0 nd' Soph Lnnda Arbuckle Davld Armstrong Marllyn Atkuns Robert Atkinson Wrlllam Atkinson Eddie Baker Susan Baker Gary Bastxan Mary Bender Charlotte Bennett Harold Bnggs James Booker Blllre Bowman Linda Brandenburg George Brewer Marcia Brock Everett Brown Jon Brown Keith Brubaker Ted Bruch Carol Burbank Joyce Burchard Tum Butler Susan Campbell Joan Cardwell Larry Carl Albert Carroll Robert Chapman Melvin Corn Bobbulee Courtney Floyd Crosby Robert Curtis Richard Curtls Darrell Dalton Donald Dalton .. . . . ,A s . ' rv sa- ff R A .4 , ' - . . 5- X ' - -- L A f A l V - 4 , X 1' . AN, 'y' - ll A X ' A . Q x , ' ' -' at . 4 I A in 3 Q 've - Q. I -. 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Sophs Cheryl Davis James Dickey Janess Drollinger John Dunning Margaret Eakins Marlorie Eakin Etta Ebarb Lyndell Edgington Robert Edwards John Ehrhart Richard Elliott Nancy Furnish Rosanne Gaynes Robert Glthens Michael Harter Joan Heal Tyler Hiatt Michael Hinant Michael Huston Dianna Jacks Sally Jackson Tony Jernigan Jerry Jones Shirley Jones William Kincaid Phillip Kung Raymond Kughen Joyce Letftler Michael Line Constance Linton Evelyn Long Diane Lucas Jane McClain Sora McDonough Donald McGibbon 48 ' :- nw w 'Na be 46. -ans. - E 'AGY' 'TL -L Qi ,,, . Q33 it 1, , QQ 4 E Mme X Q5 i -C' 'YQ Q Q1 'nu Q Le, 71 Ye, it ' ' 's ' .1 4 'Q P P 4 ,P , , T sf' 5 1 1-R' 4 4 jr: 'fi KL' X W :X th of s . ' Q . x '--- 94' if '4'-gt., 'f1, . ' - . , 1 -Q J Q ,L M J ' 5 i 0 ' iq i . - 5 3 ' - ,,, ' ' W 'l' 'Ty -. i rv X. vi' A R fi ' , r V X bn X . L . . . . ,My V, . V VN rf in J -' I x A U I I l'-uw '1 R X . . . 5 , 3' . ' -Q .R : I xx Q ' v- 'L-1' KM: -I ' 2 ul me ,ZZ s-r-e jr ' i ' . 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'ss- Nrx 5,5 , ,g,, is .4-I-ii i 7 ...4 'T' sul i '9vv'Q ' -is li ..v-Q sf- mlb- Sophs Carolyn McNutt Melvln McNutt Herbert McPherson Cathenne Metcalf Dan Metz LaVerne Meyer Terry Mntchener Ted Mutchell Vera Moore Patty Mudd John Myers Marshall Nash Clarence Nelson Malo Nelson Sheryl Nelson Nancy Nesbrtt Janet O Brlen Scotty Olrver Tom Owen Davld Pattrson Connae Penmngton Patty Peterson Albert Pruden Tom Reeve Verna Richey Sharon Rach Harold Roberts Pamela Roberts Carolyn Robinson James Schroder Sandra Shahan Dan Shearer Myron Shrnholt Maruan Singleton Charles Smrd Sophs Rob rt Smlth Jack Smuth Lloyd Smnth Sharon Smlth Warren Smuth Sandra Soames Diana Stephens Jeanette Sutphnn James Thomas David Tttus Kenneth Tomlunson Paul Vanderwood Paula Warren Gary Wesllng Dalton Whelan Linda Wlllman Suzanne Wnllnams Ruta Wilson Gary Wolf James Young Duane Zeek NOT PICTURED Jerry Barton Terry Hawkins R chard Turner Davud Neher Bonnie Msllspaugh Cheryl Reuchenbach 50 e . Robert Williams Freshmen Earn Their Place The youngest of our trrbe are our papooses They have become well adlusted to the reservatron lrfe Acting as class offrcers for the papooses are presndent David Phrllrps vrce presrdent Paula Drtsler treasurer Bob May secretary Ann Lentz Gomg to therr fnrst formal dance lormng clubs and takrng part rn other school acttvltres have rounded out theur busy schedule Luke all freshmen they have had to take crstncrsm but they have proved themselves and they are well on thenr way to become chlefs Sponsors and frrends Mrs Dorothea Foust and Mr James Muller have assnsted them rn drffrcultles and helped them rn many ways fibfh JDM! . ' r, . . . K, ' z , i , s and reporter, Bonnie Woodruff. Frosh Judy Adnanson Dianne Alleman Judy Andes Janlce Apple Anna Alklnson Sandy Barton Harrie? Bafhshull Terry Bollelf Sandra Bollhoefer Marlbelle Bouseman Barbara Bowman Dlxle Brown Mary Burfner Belly Bufler Josephlne Bybee Earnest Campbell Ronald Campbell Shurley Clouse Ardls Cluffer Ramona Collins Warren Collms Carolyn Comer Judy Coppock Janice Cragun Norman Crang Benlomun Crandall Mnke Crouch Bobble Darley Kenneth Danlels Caihy Day Paula Dnfsler Llnda Drlschell Marngene Drollnnger W fi! i W-.qv x ,- N v' X -4 ,- 53. 1.38: 45 , A 'll Nathan Eakms A 5' James Elsfon A ',b -.1 wr- 52 L IL 'Cd i, Q. T K :nf fv- 4? T vi. ...A if n 5 l '51-'Y 7' 1 K 1- 15 . 1 . . -v fi J +1 Q. 1 if Q ' -if - ' Q ' ' ' f Q, , 6 J L- K J X sn. K I . . . , A 1 H.. R b ylfqj - Q-,J 'YL r ll v-K vw L A I 4-, uf' ' n C X X x s .x . . A fx 'Q 4-K 6- ' was ' A - . A Q 15 1 v I , - x U E a ,' , , -. -5 A. Q ' 1 5 4 JI. 6 I A 2 I it 455 ? an 5 ' ' Y M X .mg . ir' vi - ' 2' , ' . ., X it X - 'f X J . 9 ' ' L J 1, I - N .l . - , D l V 9. i 4. - ta 3 I fry? 3' , x r in f '1 J? W ' , 49 Q N . A . U . A 1 . 3. 5 ,Q 1 , - lg. -7 A . J K' -Di 5 5:1 xi rg Ysr 'T' sh '9GqY .ia- K.,-+ 'X if xx.. X '1 f--. 1 f 1 '75 firm F rosh Kenneth Embree Wrlllam Ferry Wanda Ferry Charles Freel Gary Gaunt Eluzabeth Gerber Martha Glpson Richard Glthens Davrd Grace Nancy Graves Wnlluam Greaf Floyd Grlffln Loss Grufflth Jean Grnndle Dlann Hatfleld Gary Haynes Connie Heater Jerrl Henronlmus Donald Herrung Stephen Herzog Dianna Hnleman Steve Hillman Jerry Hlnesley Norma Hochstetler Nancy Holloway Cathy Hoskms Loss Hubbard Barton Hultaker Phyllns lnskeep Janet lsenhour Norma Jackson Mary Jernugan James Johnson Judy Jones John Kurkpatrnck J . E o .,. 4,5 9 , . ' , ' 1-1 -L ' F ' xt 1 - I ' 1 1 FC l , 'lr X ' ' P r . . - , I- 1 A ... ' .K T I 4 'ff-Y in :L F K rl x I ,.- X C Q 3 ' J .rc p 4 ' , -1 'im 4 -- 'YQ' ' 4 Wa. - C, or f , f - C L I 'K '- 4: rx ll' N uv. 4 4. :JI qu. ,Q K ! M S ge e . . .- ' .U - K , , 1- F F ' F Q 'thx-J V if F X .4 , t- 'X' x . ' Bw ' . 1. xxx. 'I J - , 1 C, K - y Q' , ,. F 1 f' W' E 'F A -f J fax, - W f: ' ' , S -: Q 6 5 4. ,Y I , - . - , 7'-'x ,, 's 1 N 'v ' J f ' .f NT ni 5 ' ' f N 'F t' ,Q ' ' I Q- A A r, x 'rx ll sf ls gen. . , - V 4. Q 1- 6. ' Q WX I 2 l, Lx gf D -Ji ' ' Q , ' v ' , J ' N A . Q X A my . Frosh James Krumel Gary Langley Ronald Lemung Royce Lenfesty Ann Lentz Nancy Lewus Gary Luston Kenneth Llston Larry Logan Mary Lostutter Kathryn Love Clifford Lowe Ronnie Lowe Mona Ludlow Dale McCollum Glorna McCollum Sam McCormnck John McDonough Joan McHarry Judy Mclntyre Sharon Maddox Jacob Mansbarger Nancy Marutlme Robert May Nancy Maynard Darlene Maller Jerry Muller Sandy Muller Helen Mitchell Marsetta Moore Bytha Morgan Sharon Mosner Michelle Mullm Jerry Mullms 54 5-- ar 7 R Ds 'Ub- 52 Sgt-7 'aft 4 2 X sr' 'Ok- Qm.. if X FKA xii' CW' 2-Rr Lf ,- 4 ang il 04 'x Carolyn Montgomery ,Xvlm A ..- vw, ixxidfx S-Nt 'faq Q'-L. H fo 5-Q.. -. 44' fxgw x Q.. ,W ii R .l wp 5 l M 5' Q' . -'a 2. 'S 4 A V A' A ,M QT- 1 - E 'A . . ' 4' . 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Q Ja -we . --' ' 1, , wr f 5 II K - A 1 9, f ' , ii f fl X la is J -V19 xii 'QCD fps WY vi an ' v X nh l rv X Kiwi 1 X 'Q Frosh Pafrlcla Murphy Madellne Myers Gaya Jo Nelson Tom Nesblll Robert Nose Mary O Bruen Jerome Obermeyer Dame Pannell Jaclcue Penrod Muchele Phrllupe Davud Phxllnps Ted Phlllnps Dale Pm Marilyn Ralllff Harry Rand Pafrlcla Revls Ronald Rhofen Sheruse Richards Darlene Rntferskamp Cecnlla Shanks Davnd Showalter Barbara Siler Samuel Skeens Hearlene Sloderbock Marlorue Small Gerry Smith Phil Smith Sfeven Smlfh Bonnie Smlfhson Richard Steele Gerald Sfeelman Cynlhla Suflon Lloyd Swahlord Ronald Tetrnck Sandra Todd 55 Frosh Jerry Tolle Dottue Toulns Mlchael Turner Wanda Vest Jeanette Werner Edward West Beacher Wrllnams Dlana Wnlllams Herbert Wrlllams Robert Woodcox Bonnie Woodruff Andy Worth Edward Wnght Pamela Wrogeman Muke Young Judy Yarbrough 6 ,-., ,ff ----- - 5 ,:, e 3,-1:-ii in 'L-11, rf' 5521 1 .711v'V,---Q2 f+'-' -I-i' w ' 1:44, P4 vf- , Q., '11 ,.,,:,. '53,4'?.-1 -ik ' -z 4, -2' -, 'W fgf,1 J,,:'4Qj. 'ty' -1 f? - V Sf f-- ofa . 1 I-VF- 2 fig vs. ii Z f L E WX wx 'N cc- 56 Ki-I A . n f f- W 'I ll, g A uh f K E 1 W , if , 1 A W - g ' T51 ' exrfr NOT PICTURED Charles Andrews Dee Horner Edward Bosworth Jean Muller Wanda Brodt Sharon Mundt Q Q ii Q ' if Q Q Qi Q25 Q 0 I r 'edit Coachung Staff Durects mt' ,Lp 351 erik Lb! Mr John A Fredenberger our head basketball coach guuded our Induans to a l5 7 record un the past basketball sea son Usung hus motto A good mental attutude us the key to success he de veloped a team wuth an uncentuve to wun that has seldom been equalled by any of hus M H S aggregatuons Formung a fughtung attutude or a Never guve up the shup frame of thunkung he was able to guude our team through many close games and come out vuctoruous be cause the boys never quut fughtung Thus was wuthout a doubt the greatest asset our team possessed The credut belongs to our coach who stuck wuth the team through the tumes when everyone was down on them and buult them unto one of the best teams our school has had and that takes un a lot of terrutory 58 M Charles Fusher us our fune head football coach He compuled an outstand ung sux wuns and three losses record n the past l959 season Although wunnung the games was umportant to hum ut wasnt paramount The most umportant thung to Mr Fusher was the buuldung of good basuc character un hus boys Good sportsmanshup and clean play are hus bywords Mr Fushers proudest moment thus sea Valley Conference crown wuth a perfect M V C record of fuve wuns and no losses Mr Fusher s confudence that hus boys wull do well us typufued by hus now famous motto There s no doubt un my mund I I rg . . . . . . i I sys LV . l . . V . ' W i E ' . - .Q. ' . ,Qs W ,,.g'? uw V' ,ek . ' I 11 r T 36,3-,. ' 'A son was capturung hus furst Mussussunewa rfftif vu- X' - k -V, .v A- rl -gf, ,,, fs- . . , . . . x ,P K A . . . . ' tl I ' ' YY l l . I . I 5 ' . ' - 'Q .' . ' ,, X , . . . . . ,, Full Athletic Program M James B Muller rs the youn est member of our coachlng staff Mr Mrller for the past three seasons Thus past year he also assumed the duty of freshman foot ball coach Though Mr Mller Irkes to wrn at rs t has prrmary ObleClIVe Of furst concern to hum rs teaching the boys the fundamentals of the games and makmg them practrce the basrc fundamentals untrl they become a habrt to them Secondly Mr Mrller trres to glve our frosh a feelrng of securrty and a sense of belonging t our school H IS n t only thelr coach but therr guardran well Mr Mullers personalrty and coach :ng abllrty make hum well suuted for hrs combmatron coach gurdance vocatron Z 1 Zlaffa f ff! 1' ,Z Mr Joseph R Smalley rs our head track coach assrstant basketball coach and head cross country coach He rs active through every season ln the fall he has cross country rn the wrnter basketball and rn the sprung track Mr Smalley has been coachrng at Mrssrssrnewa for the past twelve years Mr Smalley, prrmarrly concerned wrth track, has comprled frve Mlssrssrnewa Valley Conference championships In hrs seven years of partlclpatlon In the an nual MVC Track Meet Track IS an rndrvldual type sport Teamwork rsn't an essential part of lt Mr Smalley has taken our boys as rndrvtd uals and has trred to develop therr self confrdence and an xncentlve for self achrevement 59 O V , -aft, 1 :ij 1 1: . . .V has been our freshman basketball coach fn5-e-gg' 41- 1 1 y I ef, . 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Cross Country Takes Place 5,1 Coach Smalley thanks has team will be Improved by age more than anythmg else The average age was l5 for our team The other schools ran rumors and sensors against our sophomores and freshmen since no sensors were present on the squad this year Thus means all members wull be back We placed second IH the conference to show our capabllltles for next year September 22 September 25 October October October October October l SCHEDULE Peru Anderson Hlghland Marlon 8- Madlson Hts lil way meet at Maruonl Elwood Wabash Eastern Conference l6 schoolsl Won 20 36 Lost 33 26 Thurd Place Won 22 35 Lost 34 22 Lost 40 28 Second Place ln Fall Sports TONY JERNIGAN RICHARD ELLIOTT TOM GRUBB BOB MAY DON FRYMIER Gridmen Capture First The Mussussunewa Hugh School Football lnduans com puled a sparklung 6 3 won lost record for the season of 1959 On theur way they also pucked up the MVC laurels by wunnung fuve conference contests wuthout a reverse The teams furst practuce was held August 15 They proceeded at a two a day pace untul school started Coach Fusher thunks the secret of thus years success was the overall team desure Thus was hus furst valley conference champuonshup sunce takung over as head coach un 1955 It us also the school s furst champuonshup The team s offense was sparked by an all senuor back fueld led by Jum Watson left half Duck Weslung rught half Gene Kughen fullback and Bob Bothwell quarter back The lune was led by all conference guard Bob Studebaker John Moore end John Nelson tackle Charlue Thompson tackle Dave Barley tackle Walt Todd guard and Louue Atkunson center The B team took uts share of lumps thus season wunnung 2 and losung 1 They were coached by John Fredenberger The team us made up of all underclassmen that usually do not get to play un the varsuty contests It us prumaruly for the purpose of gettung the boys ready for varsuty compe tutuon Next year more than lukely these boys wull be the stars of Mussussunewa s football lnduans 62 September September September September October October October October Wabash Elwood Kokomo Maruon Eastern Alexandrua Faurmount Royerton C Cath F Portland Conc da Ft Wabash We They We They Cancelled ' - - . 4 13 - 6 , . - . ll ' 0- 2 ' ' - ' 18 ' 40- O u- - - - - 25 34- 6 ' - - ' , 2 t. ., t. W. 13 - 19 . . . , . . . I 9 25- 6 u l ' , October 16 Winchester 27 - 7 ' - , - - I ' 21 ' ., .W. 24 - 12 I I ' I ' I , 28 6- 7 . . . . . 7 0 . ' . h 0 6 -- l ' 13 6 Conference Crown 'Q-1 V f af' 'Nita A .rec be-r,'K if 451,44 CHARLES THOMPSON LEWIS ATKINSON Tackle Center JIM WATSON Halfback BOB BOTHWELL Quarterback BOB STUDEBAKER Guard Football GENE KUGHEN Fullbcck JOHN MOORE n LADD O BRIEN Hclfbcck DAVID BAILEY Tackle 64 ,Az DICK WESLING Holfback QW -,Sw I I, 8 Football '2:.jwz,3,ge,mM- r' .jfs ,vi JOHN NELSON Tackle WAYNE STRAUSBAUGH n JOHN RAMEY Guard WALTER TODD Guard JIM SLOOP Guard Football HERB MCPHERSON T1 66 TOM DAVIS Tackle STEVE MALOY Student Manager Football The freshmen dldn t have an exceptlonally good year but they dad wln two out of seven games played The boys were coached this year by Mr James B Muller It was his flrst year at coaching football The mam purpose ofthe freshman team IS to get them famlluar with the sport of football and to prepare them for either varsity or more likely B team ball next year MIGHT 'QA Kokomo Wabash Alexandrla Elwood Madison Heights Eastern Marlon They my :iff-4 ea6lff??3f ARRIOR ' ' ' We 1 I l O 33 - U 7 20 4 1 1 U l 0 6 . . ' ' . 7 13 1 l U ' ' I4 I2 . ' v H H 7 0 ' 7 19 t ff , 5. I 1 Q, -. , f f C 222 , I filgivtj. ll! 1 ' 'Ld' 1' A ,iii 1 7 if f! l l f9N'Y Football Highlights Pass in Review f U, Agua E411 gl: X G? H21-E' 1: ,ia .ah- x is W A 1 Iwant that ball 2 You can t catch me 3 Got ya 4 III get you yet 5 Ha' You missed 6 Two on one no fair' 7 Go boy go 8 lcon run faster than you 9 Ah' Let me up 10 Where are the rest of us'9 ll Future varsvty men 12 Homecoming 13 Freshmen 68 If . If , 2, Q35 4. .f -..V ' . f-ALJ' Q' 'hir , Q A y Y W , N Y .Q .v N v ,fu e E lx I 7' L-,b -K A ,L ' V Q Rb F , .f ro ,V:' , ,. A . Q 'H - g,:,-' 1,g.g+ y' .1 Q ,egg- ,xg. 1 nw, 5 sg. .jvl I' Q , '1' 1 if Qf.. . I H b 3 ifaf, J L Q 1 ' A RM A- E' n- K-. ,R R , .i ,lvl fp ,AZ-i xl. . 'fix , 5, if I I I fi Q. I1 F. J ' 4 , A . ,. J., Y v, ' . L y ix .V , 1 A-wLff if a in ,L LN, 5.2 LJ I . . , l . . , , . . , . . Many Guide ep Club Achvlhes H V 3 Q. V1 Each class of our trvbe elected maidens to represent them The chiefs representatuves were Carolrne Dawson and Sharon Hoppes The Braves representatives were Ruth Ann Smnthson and Lots Day Representxng another class of the Braves were Susan Campbell and Nancy Nesbntt The youngest of our tribe the Papooses were represented by Darlene Rftterskamp and Bobble Darley The mann 'ob of the Pep Club representatives rs to meet wuth the sponsor and to make decisions for the Club 45 P .Q S l lli OA 'l l Much credlt IS due tothe Pep Club manager and her asststant Actlng as Pep Club manager this year was Cathy Fortney Her assustant has been Nancy Roark Theur dutles are to check roll at the Pep Club meet ings and at basketball games l 69 I O O O .., 1 Q. ' A 11 i. Q' ,kfy q '.. ' if r' 1 C a X . t -11 K P V ' y .Q 1 'tp , W ' 4 Ahyx T . , S ,y Q E ll , K v . 'itgl N T ,if , , l ' 1 N K V lp J 6 I , 5 . , r -- er 9 'Kp r- N is Cheerblock Urges Teams Onward ,, ,, 9. 1 I 1. ', 1, MH l 70 As a whole the Pep Club did a commendable iob of cheering the lndians on to victory and keeping the block orderly this year and lust having school spirit. Many schools have commented on the appearance and the performance of the Pep Club, which makes the sponsor, Miss Betty Beitler, Pep Club managers, Cathy Fortney and Nancy Roark, and the cheerleaders very proud to be working To More Victories f. 0 .V :fr vu - l behind the club. It was also helpful to hear that our Pep Club had very good sportsmanship. The Pep Club sponsored several dances after games, and they sold car re- flectors as their main proiect. At sectional tourney time the Pep Club wore attractive head bands and feathers and did many new cheers and routines. 'Hs- Student Body Displays Good Spirit I ,x gg Kd VN 1 ' 3 :P W ,- . J 1 QQ 71' N- T . o,tt M . T ' H N i, Vi XX S 4 This summer our varsity cheerleaders worked hard to raise money so they could attend Camp All-American for cheerleaders. Their work wasn't in vain. They make a fine team to represent our tribe. These girls have contributed a lot in raising team morale by creating a lot of enthusiasm at our pep sessions, and when our tribe hit the trail, they were there backing them all the way. Let's give credit to these cheerleaders who are Joyce Burchard, Judy Coe, Barbara Baker, Suzanne Lee, Shirley Huston, and Gaylene Atkinson. The leaders of our papooses and their team were the freshman cheerleaders The names of lhese cheerleaders are Hearlene Sloderback, Sandy Todd, Jerri Heironimus, and Ann Lentz. They helped the varsity cheerleaders al some of the pep sessions and Pep Club practices which proves valuable experience for future years at varsity cheerleaders. ig '1 f Under Direction of Cheerleaders . ip Girls Have Interest in Sports Too The Grrls Athletlc Assoclatron has been very busy thus year The furst part of the year they par tlclpated In speed a way speedball and volleyball Basketball and gymnastics followed Our lrttle mald ens were very successful In basketball and showed much enthusiasm An Important event whrch they sponsored thas year was a gymnastuc clmlc an whnch fourteen schools partlclpated They mvnted slxteen students from Ball State College who were malornng nn physical edu catlon to demonstrate thelr skulls The program consusted of tumblmg work on parallel bars balance beams rope clrmbrng trampolrne and modern danclng pared a gymnastlcs show which featured the skulls of gymnastics apparatus and volleyball Bowling after school on Thursdays rounded out the busy schedule of the G A A maadens Representlng GAA ae sts offrcers Patty Shook president Beverly Huffaker vlce president Linda Wxllman secretary and Marsha Smlthson treasurer The sponsor for G A A was Muss Betty Bentler Pat has charge of all GAA meetlngs Pat Bev and Mass Bentler plan the play days with other schools Marsha collects dues and helps wnth the finances of the organization and Linda checks attendance for the meetlngs 74 l l l I - I I Q I - . 4 , They also sponsored a dance after a basketball game and a hayride. Later in the year they pre- I . . . F A I I . ' . . 1 W King Basketball Holds Sway ur lndrans g ttnng off o a shaky start season came on wrth a tremendous effort at the end of the campargn to frnrsh the season wrth an rmpressrve record of l5 wrns and only 7 losses Thus record rs even more rmpressrve when one re rzes that the boys lost four of therr frrst games lnexperrence accounted for much of the early troubles our team had Once they yelled though the mrghty Indrans rolled through the toughest part of therr schedule wrth the momentum of a run away elephant The bug red and whrte frnally found t em selves agarnst a rangy Bluffton team Our gang whrpped them and commenced from there to wrn of ou last l4 games rncludung the wrnnrn of the Columbra Cnty Holrday Tournament The lndrans developed Into a strong contender for Sectronal honors but ran unto a tough Oak Hrll team when our boys were cold and they were hot We expect great thrngs from our team next year because four of our frrst fave and erght lettermen rn all are returnrng for another season s duty Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec Dec ec ec an CIV1 GD OD Ort an GH 6 6 6 9 9 Middletown Fatrmount Portland Swayzee Royerton O Hull Bluffton Jefferson MHS OPP Columbra City Tourney Wolf Lake Churubusco Elwood Huntrngton Alexandrra Dunkirk Hartford Cnty Wabash Wm hester Peru Hagerstown Eastern Sectronal Bennett Oa Hrll O- ' , e ' t this . l3 ' 55 77 , ' . l7 ' 75 55 ' ' ' ' . 2O 53 70 ' ' ' . . 24 52 45 ' ' ' ' . 4 52 53 al' ' ' five . ll ak ' 4l 55 . D . l8 64 61 ' D . 23 78 70 . ' , J . 2 ' ' ' ' Bl 26 ' ' t - 63 52 . J . 9 63 64 ' ' f h - J . l5 ' 53 51 ' . J . l6 ' 44 43 ' ' J . 22 ' 64 66 I2 r , ' ' ' ' g J . 23 ' 75 69 ' ' ' . J . 29 69 59 ' ' F b. 5 ' c 76 58 ' , ' ' F b. 6 76 7l . F b. I2 89 53 ' F b. l9 62 56 , ' ' ' F b. 27 ' ' ' ' 69 43 . k ' 40 45 Basketball LARRY ARMSTRONG RON DM B08 BOTHWEL1 K AH TOM DAVIS DAVID HUNDLEY RANDY SHOEMAKER T' L' V x 'sw 76 Basketball KENNY CHANCE DON FRYMIER HERB McPHERSO x j mf BOB MCCORMICK Student Manager am :L Wu KING 77 ' f 'f 'a, cw, - 9, 'mf' ff' 3 1 ,iw V, Q4 . , ,Q - l' r , w jf'-f Q 11- f, .' , C, 3414. - . Q K, I lm A1 ? , v 5' r- - l- ,. . ,ff ff , L 1 ' 2 Luv V ' Basketball as 45 24 3,1-,.,3 Mrssrssmewa s B team ended the season wnth a resepectable won 9 and lost 9 record As Coach Smalley pointed out The mann reason for the B team rs to grve the boys experrence not to wan all the games The B team as expected to help the varsrty next year by addnng three lettermen to the roster The boys who dressed for the sectional and won letters were Doug Kung Bull Ellls and Tony Jernrgan The experience gained should prove valuable to the boys movmg up There were mne B team awards These recipients were Ray Kughen Ted Bruch Harold Roberts Jrm Schrader Mike Huston Jam Thomas Harold Morrrs Tyler Hratt and Gary Bastlan Mrssrssrnewa s freshman basketball team had a rough go of rt thus year They won only two of seventeen ball games but dropped several close ones On the whole they gained valuable experience that will come In handy In the future campangns The boys who played on the team will become next year s B Team The coach of the team was Mr James B Muller who IS In hrs thlrd year at the helm of the freshman basketball team QD if 78 r T A T , 551 'sa f 3' K Q IS- 1 , , F I K: 'Q I l. r . K 3 - X l t 5 T Q -ll T s ,A V 9 3 A S B I my-M-f I 'iv W 'T ' , - ,T . 1' .t.v:. - g,.f t it .3 :UH l H' ls x 'ft A ,T A ll 43 X ii, 'S ' - r 4, Spring Brings Track Meets Thrs year steam us a young one bullt around sophomores and rumors Mr Smalley expects bug thrngs from them next year The boys com ouled a 3 2 won lost record rn the regular sea son and are favored IH chase for the Mrssns srnewa Valley Conference flag for at least the next two years Duck Finch 2110 pound shot putter broke hrs own record whrch he set last year everytime he threw the ball thrs year Hrs record toss was for 53 7V2 The B team members put In many long practrces rn preparatron for the varsuty next year r May 6 1960 TRACK SCHEDULE Portland Huntington Ft Wayne Central Catholrc Noblesvrlle Alexandrra and Dunkrrk Marlon Relays M V C Meet Sec tonal at Kokomo 79 . . A l ' ' P Ap il l . 13 ' H 20 . . . . ' . 23 ' '. - ' . 29 . . . Q 3 . gf I in -.yt si up ,T A 3 T 5 T X 4 I 4 :dh XX x x -lt XX fi' .1 Lk. 7 Track BOB BOTHWELL DICK FINCH TOM GRUBB RANDY SHOEMAKER J 80 DICK HENSLEY Track AAYWLX' BILL ELLIS HERB MCPHERSON TED BRUCH DON FRYMIER DAVE PHILLIPS MANAGERS DOUG KING 81 Basketball Brings Exciting Times I Don t let hum shoot' 2 White ball out 3 Ok Wayne you can have It 4 Whats 9 What happened to you? 10 I can lump too' 11 Look out' 12 Whats th 9 13 Next years B Team' the matter, Dave? 5. It's mine. 6. I want it too! 7. Jump. 8. Up- up, up--missed! . , . ' . . . . ' is. Queen and Court Reign Supreme 161 i'? Thus year the honor of reugmng as queen ofthe annual Track Dance was grven to Shirley Huston sensor Shlrley was elected by a maqortty vote ofthe entlre student body The dance was held Friday Aprll 22 under the sponsorshlp of the Student Councnl Shirley was crowned durrng an tmpressrve ceremony at the dance by a member ofthe track tecm Attendlng the queen were Bonnie Woodruff freshman Sandy Jones IUDIOV Judy Coe sensor and Cathy Metcalf sophomore These gurls were chosen by a vote of thelr respective classes The gurls also awarded medals and trophies at the Mtsslsstnewa Valley Conference Track Meet held at the local faeld Friday Aprnl 29 where they were the guests of honor 83 o 1 I6 . , 14' A4 if- V -' of ' L ' . , .41 s fl l 1 ... J ' I N I ' . L l , y y ' y l Y l 9 1 l 2 .f l l y . l l l o 0 ' A 1 J- l K Q . it 1 1 X f ,T S f lift V ' ' ft ' f . -n, . We J 1 t ' , S il ill , t ,-P Attendants 6 SANDY JONES JUDY COE Junuor Attendant Sensor Attendant BONNIE WOODRUFF CATHY METCALF Freshman Attendant Sophomore Attendant Track Queen Jw. J' h vf 4 .1 Shirley Huston the 1960 Track Queen ? 4 If 1 fi Xl - o f Oh Those School Days! I -I L' 0 6' N .1 LA, lb 4- L --if 1 Our gang 2 Good balance 3 What pretty knees 4 They call that musrc? 5 Our wedding day 6 What are you smrltng at? 7 Who me? 8 I can swung that way too 9 Well' 10 Say peaches 11 Band practrce? 12 All I want rs my two front teeth 13 Where s my legs? 14 Package of sardrnes 15 Before 16 After I7 Who dld the drawing? I8 Practrce practrce practice 19 Which IS which? 20 The calm before the storm 21 Lose part of your head Shrrley? 22 Not really sertous 23 Take your puck 24 Wrth my own Irttle hands 25 Dont we ever sleep? 26 Thus rs next years sensors? 27 Two young lovers 28 Not lonesome lust wartmg 29 Not you agom 30 Whyl .ludyl 31 What no smrle? 32 I wanted more than thts 33 Well thats all fn 86 I .3 It 'a-X? an I ' 'i 61 I . V A 6' f -1 I ' ,e I I I0 ' cf, I ' I - Q X 'I , I 5 1 'ILT I f' It , . I Q A . , I I8 N g .Q.- . st 1 ' t.- Q ft ff I 5' ' 9 P I i 22 -fa, 23 t I. 2 'A' s A 't' , A 37 11 L I ' '24 I 'I I I as . I ' A fi if 1 I 1:3 I 3 If 4 1 fs-41 1 if ' I -I'-' i I Q4 . -1 I I MX f?VgNWWg W7 iy XN+Lf f x XJ f v NAUONAL HONOR SOEIET Y X X X f Honor Society UMD! The M H S reservatton has Its own socnety for honorable maudens and braves The name of thus orgamzatuon as the Honor Soclety The members of thns group are selected on these tour mann qualmes scholarshup or nn other words scholastic standung of the trnbesman lead ershlp which deals wnth the trlbesmans partlcv patlon an outsude actnvmes and clubs character whnch takes nn a trlbesman s personality and moral status and clttzenshvp whnch concerns among other thnngs a trlbesmans conduct around the reservatuon Twelve new members were added thus year Offlcers of the Honor Society are presldent Larry Leach vlce president John Sharp treas urer Sandy Campbell and secretary Cathy Fortney Mr B D Arnck as sponsor 1 l' l X -.::u'i. R Sn ' fl 1- s u -.f', T I ti! FK-',..t R.cYih' 4 . 11' L - . 1. xx ' Z 1, ' lf .- 7 x R4 l gn . i . I . I 1 I .. . ' . . . . , I ' . f I ' I I 1 Z As Student 'N C Councll Each class met rn a pow wow at the begrnnrng of the year to select three lndlans from each class of our trrbe to represent them onthe Student Coun cll The presrdent and vrce presrdent elected from the Senror and Junior Classes respectlvely were chosen by the entrre student body Representrng our trrbe were chief Larry leach assrstant chief Mary Ann Rrchards secretary War ren Sarah treasurer Tod Wrrght and reporter Cathy Fortney Others elected forthe councrl were Marilyn Ratllft Chuck Smld Ted Bruch Norman Crarg David Showalter Bonnre Pickens and Catherrne Metcalf The purpose of the Student Councrl rs to pro mote better education and entertarnment on the reservatuon Thrs year the Student Councrl has Sponsored many convocattons and a magazune campargn The money whlch was earned was put In a fund for ct new football scoreboard The drrve wall be contrnued next year Mr Lawrence Meyer sponsor should be com pltmented on the fine 'ob of gurdrng our councrl .. -. 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The Thesplans this year have done many thungs to better the fleld of dramatucs an our camp Thus orgamzatlon counsels once every month after the sun has set They sponsored the annual Sweetheart Banquet In February of thus year After the banquet the lnductuon of new Natlonal Thesplans was held To become a Natlonal Thespnan a student must have ten Thespran points These poants are acqulred through extra deeds such as the Thespran plays the Junlor and Senior plays and IH numerous speech contests The Thesprans also put on many plays thus year mcludlng the annual one act plays pre sented Aprul 29 and 30 of thus year The officers this year were Rrchard Warner president Mary Ann Ruchards vlce president Make Hmant reporter and Bonnle Woodruff program commnttee chanrman Thesplans Llve Up To Motto ln thas play Llsten Dad Bobby Sox played by Cathy Metcalf wants to go to the ball game with her older sister who has a date Her sister Margle played by LaVerne Meyer doesnt agree Bobby Sox overhears somethlng about a suitcase but doesnt realize that Margle rs planning on stayung wrth her gnrlfrrend Bobby Sox tells her father played by Rrchard Yeager and the fun begms Others In the cast are Harold Roberts Joe Linda Wrllman Mother Davnd Hundley Mr Crawford and Joan Cardwell Judy At rnght WlIdcatWrllle Minds the Baby stars Mike Hlnant as Wlllte who IS to babyslt Gladys hrs slster IS played by Sally Grthens and Angel the pest next door IS played by Becky Rust Other parts are played by Mary Bender Gladys gurl friend Dan Metz Joe and Bob Smith Vernon 0 Q wh 4 T f f 7 Ct - T tn t T n T ,. 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I . u ii' I4 A 5 l ' - ' s ' ' - J , L -399' V - . . - - - - v Hugh Adventure ns a moraluty play of the Frfteenth and Snxteenth Centurnes The char acters wrth a few exceptlons represent qualltles not persons The devll makes hrs appearance In the play ln the character of Modern Tendency Characters are as follows Skup Pruden and Jean Gnndle Volce of Ages Jerry Showalter Youth Michelle Mulllns Modern Tendency Pam Wrogeman Chrlstnan Edith Breese Deslre Bonnle Peterson Advantage Janet Jay Follow the Crowd Patty Peterson Take a Chance Bob Grlndle Power and Rlchard Warner Humamsm Sally Gnthens Cathy Metcalf Pom Roberts Blllue Bowman Becky Rust Sandy Campbell and Jeanette Werner are the followers of llght and Bob Smuth Harold Roberts Dan Metz and Bob Glthens are the followers of Darkness Act Well Your Part ln the play Thanks Bobby Sox Bobby Sox played by Sandy Campbell sends for a writer and gets a rrder Sal Manders the great rzder from Texas played by Mary Ann Ruchards Other characters nn the play are Sandy Jones Geraldnne Burns and Susan Hufman Mrs Burns Connte Pennington Sandra Soames and Joan Heal are the elite of Vandervllle who decade to take up rrdmg after hearing Sal s talk At the rrght the cast of Waldcat Wtllne and the Bearded Lady features Bob Grrndle as Wildcat who wants a hanr grower Pam Wrogeman plays the part of has sweetie has mother ns played by Darlene Rltterskamp and has suster IS Jean Grrndle Larry Jones and Jerry Showalter portray Wnllles pals Joe and Vern Jeanette Werne plays Wlllues muslc teacher and her brat mece rs played by Nancy Furnrsh :Inq Representing the organization were president, Sandy Jones, vice president, Sally Githens, chap- lain, Rhonda Fortney, and secretary-treasurer, Sandy Soames. With the help of their sponsor Mrs. Terrell, Tri-Hi-Y has sponsored sock hops after ball games and a ioint clothing drive with the Hi-Y. Clubs Stress Splflf of Christian The purpose of Tru Hi Y is to create maintain and extend throughout the home school and com munity high standards of Christian character Pure thoughts pure woras and pure actions is slogan Its colors are red white and blue exemplifymg sacrifice purity and loyalty N -Q., 'N--vs 92 O 0 O 0 - - I I I I - , . , . . . . , , ll5 - , , I I ' ta , I CC D K R A. ,, ... ,I i 1. v.A2 K, t Tv? - W Q f' ' l I fl I' ' L ' L V l 5 1 Q W-.1 . . ba V. ,, 1 ii? M L ' M gl ' HS mnnfiw S The HI Y under the able leadership of Mr Edward Overmeyer has done a fine 'ob this year ln extending to other Indians their Ideals of clean speech clean sports clean scho'arshlp and clean llvrng of the new actrvltles was a Homecoming for all warriors with ll record hop held afterwards Other activltles sponsored this year were a lolnt sponsorship with the F H A o the annual Snowball Dance a record hop at the Pee Wee Rama and a clothing drive sponsored lolntly with the Tru Hi Y Llvmg, Hugh Prmclples This fine group was chosen to represent the Hu Y Club this year ln the back row they are sponsor Mr Edward Overmeyer treasurer Randy Shoe maker vice president Jim Watson chaplain Bull Ledbetter sergeant at arms Tom Davis In the front row the officers are president Tyler Hiatt sergeant at arms Steve Maloy and secretary Harold Rob er s 93 ,X is . ' 1- ,. fl 'K If .. f 1' 'J . ,. N N V: at ,' V r X53 I 'af .f 4 The Hi-Y has done a lot ot experimenting this year in its activities, having a lot of success. One 1 ' l' ' 0 0 0 0 ' O A . w -X ,iii ,Q .x Y l , . . ' I I K ' f 1 ' ' f ' I i 1 f ' ' I ' I f ' ' 1 F I ' t . l :' A - fp ax I if Xh?S Fl 5 X ? x - Siu A N-5 -x gfXX X- li p gi, e Delve Info Blbllcal Mysteries Muss Hazel Fern Evans us the sponsor of the Buble Study Club She us assusted by Bob Grundle presudent John Sharp vuce presudent Anna Atkunson secretary Jeanette Grundle reporter and Sandra Bollhoefer treasurer The club sfudues selected portuons of the Buble and the members conduct quuz games to help them remember umportant characters of the Buble The Buble Club s motto us from ll Tumothy 2 l5 Study to show thyself approved unto God a workman that needeth not to be ashamed rughtly duvudung the word of truth Theur symbol us a Buble on a chaun sugnufyung that the Buble us an umportant guude to the chaun of events that make up our lute A 0 f 4 ?-. -ut.. 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E, 'I ,T 9 u l ., 5' r -...Eu -J ' 4' -- ' 'xs , QQ It NP J' - The labrcmans of our trlbe were Ladean Wnlllams Nancy lsenhour Bull Ellrs Bonnie Peter son Sandy Jones Patty Murphy Nancy Robblns Nona Smith and Pat Robbins They help Mrs Cleo Terrell wrth her dunes nn the lubrary Besides helpmg students check books V1 and out of the lnbrary they keep the books straught IN the shelves Books Are Our Key To Learning lllllll E 1 Z, 1 u RMJ was Q , , Q 4 s- - f I ,I C 3 . 7 xr - fr T 7 T I ' fflw U l TE , .. ll ' l IW U , F Q I You can usually see the fare glowing rn Mr Arrrck s or Mr McKee s teepee on the fnrst and thrrd Wednesday of every month fo they are the sponsors of the Scnence Club The program usually consrsts of performances and demonstra tion but sometimes outside talent was obtarned Among the clubs oblectrves for the past year were to stimulate Interest rn all branches of natural science to create a better understandung of the nature of the universe and man s power over It to pro mote scholarshrp and crtrzenshlp and to create a love for what happens about us Offrcers for thus year were president Bull Day vlce presrdent Charles Thomp son secretary Sandra Maller treasurer Dan Bollhoefer and reporter ean Grrndle Science Influences Our Daily Lives Idle Days and Good Days s, '-- Sh, 'Tk 7 me 4 in I,-r' S ' M? l Just want tml next year 2 Any suggestions? 3 Large but comfy 4 Wollflowers rs way 5 Chums? 6 Bees? 7 Up un the world 8 Any magazines? 9 Smlles ossnp huddle ll Qui t shy r ughtful? a ? Me tool l5 Sheer boredom lo Gonng my way? l7 Helpful l8 Farewell to e good old sensors l9 Watch those glasses 20 Salesmen 2l Just one dress? The Executrve Type 23 A smule for all 24 Congratulations 25 Sprung of model 26 One for the boys 27 Ya Gotta Have Heart 28 No loaflng on the stcurs 29 But I knew you were comrng 30 You havent changed much 3l Can s ll sm e 97 ' 4 fl 1 ' 21 7 5 -al - I 5 'Wt . l lil 'gi Av r ,Rl 3 I .I -A A ' F W . 2 5 Hill v 'SSX , ' . 5 X ' , 1 ,Q x , . '1 . ' , - , rd 3 .sg , 1 'ef - 1 lv' , ', X l ' I J' so ' ' ' lvj' - qt 'O . Ni A , ffqiff . r A fr- f . 2' ,A Q ,ll O I. . . 3 it r Q' - ft A 5 5 in any fr lb ' A xv 4 . A fi ,s :' , ' v 1 ' zs 'X , A X! .R B X J, ,, 2 2 in 1 A 2 H X , --5 -xl :J l .. 1 V J ' ' or - '-A s - I, iw- 3 5 'wr' .J 7' '-FR rly- on A' - I. G if .srs ' , 250 'N af ., Wliglfi A - M 5 1 5 ff - - K ' in g 1 . Ay so ! Y --r xr. I L I K 1 lO. G ' . . 'e ,O tho . l2. lt's fun! l3. ls this II. ld. , , . . , ' . . . . th ' . . . . . . . 22. ' . . ' . . ' . . ' '60 . . . . . . ' ti I il .l 1 V 1 l KJ Officers of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca were prestdent Sue Woodruff vlce presldent lmda Wvllman secretary Sally Gnthens treasurer La'lean Wnlltams hnstornan Pat Stevens song leader Jean nette Sutphln and publlc relatlons Teressa Flshe Mass Frances Smath faculty advnsor sponsored the c ub The FH A motto IS Toward new horizons whuch expresses the purpose of the orgamzatnon F H A lacked IH membershlp thus year but what they lacked rn snze was made up by thelr actnvlttes One of the biggest events the FH A sponsored was the Snowball Dance Connie Pennungton and Jon Brown recenved the honor of being the first kung and queen of the dance Other actuvstses were selling apples at football games sock hops a puzza party and sponsornng a homecomtng dance wnth the H: Y after the MVC champlonshrp football game e Learn About Homemakmg Z Fx 2- nh, NR QX it A 'fffvmlm rl LQ:-5 IJ , F f x hx . . K ' ,- I - I 1 ' . i 1 1 'M . I . t . I I I ' I Xioff Xf' , f , ' X 1- 1 , y 1 t w X - X f xt XX 1, KV 'ai k N N B A y I x y - t N 7 A I tg X NYT E xxx tl N X H W 'l fx ' ' lx - VY! ' K AN 1 e ll llll ,' ' , fl X .x e., wlxult , l NNGX l l - .fx sg l X t ' l .wp X X .,j X X K Q X X W N x x 5 R T FX x ce ' eff V ' Y so I , 5 4 6 - Q. ef' ls A -F ' x Q 2 e D X3 QQ ' , 1:4 98 The Future Busmess Leaders of Amerlca s om cers have done a fine lab this year In conductmg business Inlce pow wows supervlslng prolects and guudung new members They are president Ann Johnson vlce presidents Marge Wraght and Leah Crosby secretary Cathy Fartney and treasurer Mary Ellen Cragun Mrs Vlrgrma McCreary as club sponsor HQ! from ix J Juris I tl fm iii 13154 Business Is Noi' Neglected All Indaans around MHS who have partrclpated In commerclal classes were ellglble to lam the Future Busrness Leaders of America Club The FBLA trles to develop competent aggressive busrness leadershnp and to create more rnterest In choosing business occupations Durmg the 59 60 season the F B L A has had a bake sole sold roster rubbons of the basketball team and sponsored dances after the ballgames to rarse money The F B L A sent representatives from our school to the state council of all F BLA trnbes at Ball State 99 . - . I . . . I . l I 1 ' I I Q I 1 f I ,- - . 1 ' Xl!! LQ 3 , 9' f 4 V -,, V t yr . ' ' X tl fx ll . .1 ll Y f mv1 'I I ,N ', J x V 9 B, ' B 'f L37 J. my ll A 7 L ,K . W' , I F 1 ! Ja - ' , rs 'L' ' ' 5 ' 'W 'f 5321- '. Q n 'I 1 flee -. 4 - . ,A ef ,. s, , s I ffl '- ll i AZ ll 'W 1 r . , fl' 5 ' v -... L-an O . . . . , 'l .... , l , . Music Hath Charms To Add L f I ci se- The muslc for our trnbal meetings thus year was provided by our band They played at all of our war meetungs and took trlps to various other educational places such as Ball State and lndrana Unnverslty Band students received V neck sweaters and a band emblem for four years of servzce to the band Those ID band three years received an emblem Their pro ects thus year mcluded that of sellung candy turtles and golng to Kokomo for a concert The leader of the band thns year was chlef medicine man Mr John Maxson The officers were Dale Cravg captanrr Larry Leach frrst lieutenant Bob Llnvrlle secretary sergeant and lrbrarnan Janet Jay The sectuon officers were Walter Todd trumpet sergeant Nona Srmth clannet sergeant Jeannette Sutphun saxophone sergeant and Jon Brown along with Rrchard Curtrs trombone and sousaphone sergeants respectrvely f T21 Z 'Z 1-. SM 100 , . A . . . . I . . I . 2 I . . 2 . . , i ' ' , 1 ' , ' : , 1 , ' J . if g W .f ' :X U X6 .f , f fa , 3 H 7 3 s ' .1 J 1 f X 3 ,f, xt ,, -tml 3 J c ,zdlllticc c 7 A f - f ' , so ,,: V 1 i i -'- , .swf T E25-4' ' 2 'Z ... g . , 1, 5 I -f V Enloymeni' To Our M H Days F' Z hw-r-ff The musscal portion for our tribal meetrngs thus year was provlded by our choir They sang at our Thanksgzvmg Christmas and Easter convocatlons They sold candy to ravse money for new stoles and other trrbal costumes They were directed by the very capable Mr John Maxson chref chanter and proved to be a very Capable group ns1Qf '-C'. 0 f IOI o 0 0 0 X f di 12- Y fr s , .E J J' , 22925:-N 4, fs I IB ,A 4:3 sf T Jc .vly R- ,, iT Yw . -' M' Y A Classes Shape Our Lives Mr. Norman Street, art director on the Mississinewa reservation, directs these lndianites in painting heap big Indian posters and faces for class plays, advertising for war parties, and other coming events at the reservation, and decorating rooms and halls. -'l , What's this? Indians using type- writers! Of course, nothing but the best for Mississinewa Indians. Mrs. Lois Jean Resler, a student teacher from Ball State, helps a troubled Indian with his masterpiece. Instead of using smoke signals our Indians use speed in sending messages by typing as fast as 60 words a minute. 102 Mr Roy McKee is the chief of the biology classes which teach you more about the study of plants and animals. The little Indians have worked on many proiects: collecting leaves, bi- secting insects and fish, and col- lecting grasshoppers. They also took a field trip to become better ac- quainted with nature and its sur- roundings. .43 .. . .1 ni 'BR For Future Days l .. . WNXXN Wg, +,.. 9 w',y1 i E- 6 ffl 1 '-'marsdrmwmfq 11 Miss Barbara Crossman watches over her class of iunior English stu- dents to see that each one gets a proper knowledge of the subiect. The first semester is primarily study- ing sentence structure, parts of speech, and punctuation in English and the second semester is learning about literature. These Indians may learn a great deal about their an- cestors in this class. 2 Here in the home economics de- partment our little Indian maidens learn the basic fundamentals in cooking and sewing in preparation for being the future squaws. Miss Smith is well qualified in pre- paring the maidens for their role in the future. vii .1 ,.-- 'Xl Mr. Charles Meyer, teacher of the shop classes, is very capable of instructing our braves to learn to work with their hands. He also teaches the mechanical drawing classes. The braves are divided into two groups, general shop and ad- vanced shop. The braves can choose the type of work they want to do. They may work in wood, metal, or possibly plastics. 103 We Can Be Found Anywhere 1 Q Env 9'- 'G D V.. ,fin- YW .ff if F3-3 mu Q , if-wr. Q . 'w 'C.'g 1. Presidents. 2. Art Class. 3. Five heads are better than one. 4. Working hard? 5. Play time. 6. Singing or yelling? 7. Purty Kitty. 8. Santa Claus. 9. Come on. . Who? 11. Friends. 12. Waiting. 13 Aw . . . ! 14. Presents. 15. Studying. .Again? 17. Elvis!! 18. Sympathetic. 19. Dolls! 20. Proud! 21. Who? 22. Clown! . Dont iust stand there! 24. Broken hearted. 25. Janet. 26. Wow! 27. Cute! Headache? 29. Legs. 30. The Bollhoefer s. 31. Bad Dog! 32. Good Old Days. . Smiles. 34. What is it? , .u...c..+ ., .... , - ' 2 . ' if sf..t-ws .sfgmum Movles Add To Our Ex erlences The movres around the reservatron roll on under the capable supervssron ofthe progectronnsts These lndlans played an Important role rn the busy schedule of each new day Whenever a teacher wanted to show o film to hrs class one of these able protect omsts was always on hand to glve hrs services Each prolectronrst must acqulre a Incense before he can render has servlces It was the rob of the offrcers of this group of prolectronnsts to see to It that everything ran on schedule Fulfrllrng these posrtlons were Barbara Baker presndent Jay Briggs vlce president ond Judy Ratllff secretry treasurer The prolectromsts were unde the able drrectlon of Mr Roy McKee audio vrsual drrector X .QD new! l. N -'a. '2f - 105 r e 'co ' ' ' T' I iTv5 ' l l l 7 1 Nb' , ,W ff' X' . ffl' f A -1 U yff-i l 1 . . Y' 'N o ,faq l N H l 4 . Ol ' . . 1 'Ar' ' I .,, I 3 yr The Smoke Slgnal IS a means of Informing the lndlan trlbe of varlous news events around the res ervatlon The editor an chief Janet Jay and her asslstant Shurley Huston are busy making up page one of the paper These two maidens assngn page one maternal to be written and see to It that the edrtorlal column as wrltten and publlshed ln each Issue Page two assignments are posted by the feature editors Carole Crosby IS assnsted by Beverly Hufta ker In assrgnung feature columns such as edltorlals polls humor columns Carole and Bev make up page two ot the Smoke Signal whuch as publushed once every three weeks These maidens deserve much credlt for theur work W , SEGNM Compullng all the club news and actnvltles on page three IS done by the organuzatson editors Mary Ann Rlchards as edntor ond Albert Pruden assists her very efficiently an checking beats and maklng up page three They also cooperate wuth other staft members by getting thelr asslgned news stones finished and ready for the press 106 ,,. Y . 76' - . so oi X '- 1 I f sf' K . 3 V ' 2' , 1 v. g, ri Q. s T' .c x Q- . YN A v--v-., ' ' TT .T T l Q, . , sr 4 ' l 'l ' I I A 1 I I I ' ' I ' ' ft- va It f' f, I A , tk ,U ' W I. ' I fs lif f sw- H , fl E 4 ' f . r 'g r ' ' X 3 V' ' - I., 1 1 I, Q ,f 0 Q X ,- Ti . i gm The sports editors plan page four and wrlte all sports storles on that page Tom Grubb IS assisted by Ted Jones In guvlng accurate accounts of all ball games track and field events Tom also takes many of the pnctures that go Into our paper each Issue Due credit should be grven these boys N, T'1e success ofthe Smoke Sugnal rs due to the not so glamorous gob of advertusnng Sandy Shuelds ands Clorence Wullrams an makung up ad dummies and dlstrlbutnng ad papers to each lndlan on the staft to be delrvered to merchants These maidens also work hard wrth therr make up ar-d wrltmg stories and heads E? Lf J A' f tim n in I I XXX -ja , 5 , c' T rr 'A N fl b Ill l H f A Q .. 5, f. Q-s .LX t 9 X .' -4 YZ . i I v - 7- ' . 5 'A' MM . T t .Q A O .Q T Crrculatlon managers work the hardest on the day the paper rs sold Manager Vicks Warner usu ally counts the papers that go to each room In school and her assrstant Sandra Hochstetler checks the money and counts the remaining papers to bal ance out the budget T1 ,ff ,,.-v Caroline Dawson exchange editor has the ted: ous lab of sending Smoke Srgnals to many other schools In lndrana Everyday Caroline receives school papers ID return which she separates and Hles Be sndes taking care ot mall Carolune also does a lot at wrrtrng and typang All stafT members are under the guidance of Mrs Joanne Sulluvan faculty ad vnsor 107 Programs Widen Our Horizons l ' I'- ,J-'TJ it il? r-F, tw Y 'Cliv- ff L -can rzrrgq '1 g l Don t drop me' 2 They call thus smgsng2 3 Kass me 4 Memorues for the sensors 5 Spotung 6 Strong man 7 Salesman 8 Spaceman7' 9 Watch those claws IO Crowd ll Helplll 12 Luke where s the tramp? 13 Robot? 14 Handsome? Which one'9 I5 Me Snowman l6 Latest fashnons from P ns? l7 Just half crowd l8 look at me Mom' I9 Shakespeare agaln 20 The gang s all here 21 Speeches 22 Musrc man? 23 Oh not really' 24 Huh 25 Kung and Queen 26 Wheres your helper Mrs Gosser9 27 Happy Burthday 28 Cats' 29 Foul! 0 0 ' ' Ht .rx h h Q as gl , - rt ',, K t F . Al' , l ' T iifh., 0 I - X d . t , X! 1 x -i.- . 0 ,. L , ' i 4 K ,W A 'ees -'sf 1 r ' - .1 K : '-- fp f ' . .4 5- 4 , - 2 ,, f . . ,I M-W xl , .Q . 'f C V A x ' A 1 Q 1 W .... . ,- 9 ' r'-. 'B r Q C -' N- ' Y N F 'M ' , M55 I lkr' i 1 1 l I , y 2 ' Q .- -' l r- ' 'ff :' . A -V U 1 .Q , -, 1 x 1 ' Q X , , 'aa N - K I F ' . , , , f A 7 .s ss :S in ' f f N, ' l ' y 5 1 xr. 'Y ,li I fx -i -+1 k . 'ft -' . 15 or Q Q. ,L Q. M 4? Q, . qi A . '- C 11. , X 'E fl - X.,2's ' ' . . . . ' A a ' .h . a Physlcal Fltness ls Stressed ra, Ph L W-f-x,e, 'v1.,s,bxA lc X X LMT Catch me 2 2 3 3 What are you tryung to reach? 4 Oh' That hurts 5 You wouldnt dare 6 You don t get on a horse that way 7 Oops no hands 8 Hey you re upslde down 9 Theres more than one way I0 Grandstand ll Well wheres your rope? 12 Head frrst feet last I3 The sensor lmeup 14 Well balanced vii -viii I I if . , f S .. A X , ,g 'yy xy' 2 I ! T., E Pl -V P V my W, 4: W 5 a'.'g.r' ,. if '-1 9 , N 2 -2 vs . 2 ' ' ld Q 1, -' C J ' G Q ' ,,c, , , 1 ---is D ' V 4' 'lf' -. 1 'D Q 5 X' 'X u - xx.. 3 X , 'I X A V. ..-A -e l M F .iw at y E, 2 ' af 2 7 4 - r 7 k r ff 2' ' -9 -2 . Yearbook Staff Records Precious The 'ob of takung pnctures of all enter tannment vrsntmg our reservatnon and of athletic contests was handled by our cam eramen Tod Wrlght and Jay Briggs They have performed therr lab well and much credlt as due them .171 New Ideas and orlglnalrty un wrltlng about various actlvrtles ln the Pow Wow was the hardest 'ob of the wrrte up com mittee Maklng up the committee standing are chairman David Hundley and Walter Todd Slttlng wlth pencils In hand Shirley Huston and Judy Coe put thenr ideas on paper H0 We certainly could not have done wlth out the sales commnttee for our Pow Wow The commnttee conslsted of Sharon Hoppes Caroline Dawson chalrman and Ann Johnson Therr responsnbulutues toward our annual were receuvrng the payments on the Pow Wow Issuing receipt totalrng the sales ofthe annuals and the number sold and ussuung the books at the end of the year i The sports staff this year kept records of all the tribes war parties at the reservation and on the tranl Bob Bothwell Bull Ledbet ter and Louie Atklnson chairman enloyed therr work as the lnduans had outstandmg records In all sports and the members showed real enthusiasm and sportsmanshlp Memories for Years To Come Thus year we had a very talented art stafT Therr mann lab was to paint the scenes of our tepees and other tribal actrvltres to adorn the yearbook The members are seated Peggy Couch Steve Maloy chairman and Larry Jones standing Bob Grthens Carole Crosby John Jack son and Joe Dean In-nu il The paste up committee was In charge of orgamzlng the order of the underclass villagers pictures and also sponsoring a contest for prctures taken by Indrans on the reservatron They spent much time and talent on thus sublect Members of the commrttee are Sharon Ellis chreftaln Mary Ann Booker Janet Thompson Ladean Wrlllams and Janet Jay The advertrsrng commrttee was the backbone of thus years Pow Wow as rt rs every year They found the backers who produced the necessary funds that are needed to keep any reservatron s annual rn crrculatron The members of thus year s ad vertrsrng commrttee are seated Marge Wrrght Florence Wrllrams Beverly Huffaker and Sandy Shrelds stondrng Susan Huffman charrman Don Zeek Dale Craig Sally Grthens Mary Ellen Cragun Joe Grubb Sandra Hochstetler and Helen Wnllroms. Ill Pow Wow AWN kiwi 'S Q T Opx ISU' law , Qi!!! sv ox , The editors of thus years Pow Wow are Jane Embree, Cathy Fortney, Larry Leach, and Sandy Campbell They have done a flne lob this year put tnng a lot of tnme and energy unto makmg this year's annual the best tn our history It ns theur gob to oversee the many committees who work together to brung you a happy reminder of the events of thus year All of the committees are under the able leadershup of our head director, Mrs Joanne Sullivan The edutors began work early thus year laylng the groundwork for the other committees ofthe an nual stat? They set about the task of plannnng the layout for each page of the book before the other groups could take over and contunue the lob This wasn t the end of theur 'ob because next they had the task of seeing that thelr well land plans were carried out and that all last minute details were taken care of 'Q 11 s A at s A 4 K . . X W -L '- ' Ssxgwwftgrj- 1 g 4 :, ' ,. X-' . xrff' - Bbgqx vklgi Y 5 V - wt M - 't XSs f s Y X1 ,P 'fri .4-.- ,. 563 . Nfl - I--1 YVL T-H' f F4 rn , 51:15 uri?-353 Q. x F',Ef1,.' .451 I ' Q- Q--w 25 ' g M ' T , , :L ,, . .1 4, N fgnsrf tfv.X,,, ,g,'1 7 .xv x NE xi f : Tr ?- rf N4 F - 5 tt ,. , Ng' ' 1 . . 'sl 1 . ' , ' 38 . .xv ' - me -.WA , 'I V X y , N T Ss. 7 3 X 'Ye A X ' x ,I Y t' x - fl , ...- Q l . . , i g, , x O kfv W X X ll y fw K D H T I C F ,N X U Walnut Creek Dalry if MARION INDIANA I ,f f- f v X x. I 'Q' Congratulatuons Senuors TWIN CITY AUTO GLASS Sahsfactlon Guaranteed 218 South Grant Gas Cnty Phone OR 4 555I We Sell We Install We Servuce Home Servlce Hardware Plumbing Heating and Appliances MILLER S SHELL SERVICE West Srxth St Jonesboro Ind 24 Hour Wrecker 8. Road Servlce Tires Batterues Business Phone OR 4 8705 Home Phone OR 4 2009 YOUR LOCAL SHELL DEALER LAWRENCE SPIKER Shoes for the Entnre Family Men s and Boys Furnishings Phone OR 4 1319 Gas Cnty We Bake Rolls Cakes and Specsal Orders Compluments BOB S PASTRY SHOP We Can t Please Everybody But We Try CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS AVALON CAFETERIA LIVELY S DRUGS Your Rexall Store Gas Cnty lndnana Phone OR 4 3443 Best Washes Sensors e ANN SHOP Gas Cnty, Indiana l ' . 1 Wheel Balancing ' ' ' ' of 1 , . H 0 th FOMPLIMENTS Y 81 SW GAS CITY JoNEsBoRo Congrofulohons PARANITE WIRE on CABLE DIV ESSEX WIRE CORP Mormon Jonesboro of JA IFT d Compliments THE RAY REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AGENCY colon ee Brown s TV Sales Servlce 3lO S Mann Phone OR 4 6153 Jonesboro Ind BASTIAN S AUTO SERVICE For Over Thurty Fave Years Gas Cnty Car Service Center COMPLIMENTS Harwood Trucking, Inc Duvusuon of Central Wlsconsm Motor Transport Method Office Equipment Underwood Portable Typewrlters 326 S Boots St Phone NO 2 7344 Marlon Indiana BROOKLINE SHADE COMPANY All Types Wundow Shades for Schools 444 W 79th St Chlcago 20 Ill Compliments BETTY S BEAUTY SHOP Betty Strausbaugh Gas Cnty Indlana KO WE BA Means the Best Canned Foods I F of K S ' s. d . , I l I OF y . I . I . . ' V 1 l l l E of I ' ' 7 Weber Junk Yard Dealers in Iron and Steel Scraps 5325 S th Ad OR 4 5547 Webb s Furniture an Appliances COMPLIMENTS COX FORD nc We re for You Graduates of 60 Congratulations Seniors From a Friend Compliments ot , O ou ams Marion, lndiono Phone - 1 OF , l . f Gas City Indiana Tom s Wholesale Meats 6 s it w 1 1 Green Thumb Floral Co s Y OR4lI23 tWh f o BRUNT S TWIN CITY PLUMBING 8. HEATING t VV f o MILLER S PHILLIP CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS WEBB S STORE b r SOLMS CLOVER FARM MARKET G cry ld fI96O JONESBCRO GRAIN 8. LUMBER CO I Bes is es to 222 out alnu S. Class o '6 Muncie, Indiana 1 Compliments of Compliments of IQO o. Grant Street I Gas Cit , Indiana Wayne M. Strausbaugh Phone - Bes ishes ' to the Class o '6 I Jonesboro ' S 66 Web - helma - Pop I Congratulations Compliments to of Class o 1 as i n iana Jonesboro, Ind. GAS CITY I ONE OF MANY CITIES AND TOWNS THROUGHOUT AMERICA CONTAINERS Quo at IIOII AIQLAS I FIN VI 'G I xl CI where good neighbors of yours ,Q II the employees of Owenslllinois giant, Pg, and its subsidiaries rnsuswuzs contributing to your LIBBEY GI greater convenience 6 Q59 EA, comfort and Cl lb CDIZIQJH U enjoyment' Q I. INDUSTRIAL SCIENTIFIC BUILDING I ximsis KIMBEE ef QLOIIHITE ff! KIMBLE F' xg KIMBLE d HEMINGRAY QI X-Rv THWUTE ' , 3- IVIBIE u an P nes 'UI E 9 h rm ceu ca ssw r MAKERS OF PRODLCTS OWEN5 ILLINOIS PIKNI17 f,ASfTI INJKN-X I I I I I U O . . 3 I I I I o o 0 I : I iii-3 I A , 'Ti T , I ' ' ,T I U I I I eeee I I III F I IT' FV' 'LX-f. if I I ' ' f nun M,',r,1 -I an Containers I I I A , - I F MN., we I I 'I I 1 I I osure and Piastic 'T-' I Specialties ' ' 'C .4 i I r on . 5 ' I do 4 1 . . I ie A - I I - 'I 'T I f 7 I . . . . 1,-X ' ' Rigid astic ' I x ff . If Bo les ' ' ' ,s X If . of LX! X Paperboard - Multiwall Bags J MAKE PRODUC I S A assware I I . :Z 1 X il , J I 1 , . 1 ,+, Q - . '-X UQ? 'Q 3 A N' N 31 Nu V I , , I I I f I I - u Q ,ef -A I II - I f' 0 I I ' Ati-omsreievasionsoins '-I II ' PQ- ' 0 'nes I I I I I I Labora ory GIassware XS X. f x I , I II X X' Glasslilock I I - --1 ff' ' X I f I ,I ' I-r ,f I I I T T' I Ffh I I ,f , FX A I if - ,f I , . I Glass ubing , f ,I ' ' ' I , I , and Glass Rod I I I I Ping, gi --fr fx 'xrijl T' ' I 'Q-EII if i 'I I iffrqh '31 :ggi A 9 Glass Laboratory K, I' I 'I IP 1 INI'3!'. I A 7 ' an Apparatus I I I' I v ., I :I 5' 'Y I Glass Insulators It -I 54,3 I ' ei' ,Q , - 2- KIA cnawanai Q uf - P a a ti I GI: a e 1.- YI ', .'lI..'. T20 QUALITY PRINTING k KAMMER S MARKET GEORGE S FLOWERS GIFTS TWIN CITY FooDLAND COX SUPER MARKET COLE S CLEANERS E M OR4 I426 C TOPLIFF Sc SI 00 STORE MARION d MARTHA G Y Gas City License Bureau WESTERN AUTO STORE 244EM OR-43240 G Cty I d Compliments of Compliments ot I 1 Mor B. Pence, Prop. Jonesboro, Indiono Compliments ot 1 Gos City, Indiono Gos City Indiono Compliments of Compliments 1 of 235 ost cin St. - - Phone - Gos ity, Incl. Compliments of - , ' Your on os Cit Indiano ' Gln ' cis i , n ionc Compliments GRAVES AUTO SERVICE Gas Cnty Indzana GRAVES MOBIL SERVICE Marlon Indiana Good Luck, Sensors We Take The Denis OUT of Accldenfs PIH s Auio Service No Jonesboro Phone OR 4 1542 Compl nenfg DR and MRS R .I BASKETT ad FAMILY LINIGER CO MARION INDIANA Your Reliable Heating an Plumbing Confracfor l of I lr l of , I . I l 1 I l , ' 1 . . ' cl I l l Your Josten Class Ring Flne Jewelry To Symbollze The Best Years of Your Lufe JOSTEN S l 897 Our 63rd Anniversary l96O Box 9 Plymouth Indiana Compliments Crystal Industrial Servlce nc Jonesboro, Indiana Phone: ORleans 4 3361 7 Bob Albertson, Representative of o o I . YOU ALWAYS GET DEPENDABLE QUALITY AND SERVICE lrvlng Brothers Gravel Company Cenfral Avenue Marlon Phone NO 4 1226 Plant Mler Indiana Sweefser Phone 2171 Marlon Phone NO 4 1226 i' if Pipe Creek Stone Company DRESS RIGHT You CAN T AFFORD Nor ro' Our Business ls Helping You Wufh Your Clothing Problems Pleose le? us sho you our hundreds of the Fnesl rnoferlols n The orld We C make for you the mos? perfectly fltled ond siyled sul? Topcocll sport coo? ousers or sh rf you e or W W The SUITMCII1 HOSKINS 810 So Moun Jonesboro Indsono Congrotulohons Senlors TWIN CITY CHEVRCLET Compllmenfs Gas Cnty Lumber Company HOUSE HARTER GOSHEN INDIANA -A 125 ii S I w I ' i w . on tr i ver w e. if ' 77 . . I . , I l of I I l 5 of C I lip- ROBERT McDONOUGH PHARMAQST Compliments SIocan's Insurance Service, Inc 123 N. Third Street Gos City, Indiono Bob Sloon Ruby Sloon Gerold Leech w 1 T 1 A L - il L, r , A C 'T 'fx .iv f X 5 N s r- V ,,, I s , , Q b , . ' 5 D N- - H h .4 Gos City, Indiono of o Fisher Bros. Paper Co C W Y A 3334 Scmco Products Company, Inc MODERN SANITATION Greenville Ohlo CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1960 H D DWYER VENDING SERVICE dD Lee School Supply Co , Inc 5 Q P I I8 W, olumbio St. FT. 0 ne, Indiono ' I ' School upplies ond E ui ment II9-I 23 Soufh 3rd Sfreef Hof and Col rinks - Pcgfry - Cgndy - Sgupg Terre HCIUIG, IDCIIIGDCI Best W shes KNOX GLASS INC GAS CITY PHONE OR 4 3351 f TWIN CITY STATE BANK AND JONESBORO BRANCH i Cplf o WOOD S INSURANCE AGENCY SM Gonser s 5c SI 00 Stores 8. W QUALITY :dw CRODDY S MARKET TW f 1960 Merle A Shoemaker MODERN LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS M t SAME DAY SERVICE b O O t by 4 HOT OFF THE GRILL d COREY S HAMBURGER DELUXE G Cty Congratulations Seniors 1960 Congratulations, Seniors Compliments 1 of , 1 422 . ain St. I Gas City Jonesboro Jonesboro, Indiana Compliments of Compliments ot B 1 Arno alker and Jonesboro, Indiana Edward J. Bennett Bes ishes to the and Class o 224 ain S reet Insurance Counselor In Y 9:3 -D U 130 1 From Dot an Bill 1 of as i Indiana Best Wishes Seniors Tho? You Moy Do In The Fufure A Mlsslsslnewo Booster II MARION MUSIC HOUSE Everything Musical Marion, Indiana CONGRATULATIONS TO THE T960 GRADUATING CLASS MISSISSINEWA HIGH SCHOOL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I96O U16 111460114 Press fm' P I ffh I96OP , I 20- 2 S h S M ' I d' O rin ers o e ow Wow Just Wmdlng Up Things N sal' Q df 3' v ? l The mob 2 Nnce 3 Well dont lust stand there' 4 Comfue 5 Whose legs? 6 Amtlove grand9 7 Ok you guys' 8 Jacket awards 9 Last year IO Shirley' ll The Booker sisters l2 Cheese l3 Oh quuet' 14 Cant you smnle'3' I5 A llvely bunch lo Don t be so sad l7 Interested In a good book9 l8 Teachers help 19 Who you mad at? 20 Love ns so sweet 21 Everyone should use Gleem 22 Take off your shoes and be uncomfortable 23 What are you lookmg at'9 24 Dont cheat 25 Whos mad? 26 Is the gang all here? 27 Yummy Yummy 28 ls that all you can do? 29 Tame for all good gurls to be In bed 30 The happy twosome 3l Oh' l turned It over' 132 fl ?1l ' O O O ' -C 'Ti . l l A I P 9 'J ' A , I T W l la 5 t' 9 , 7 ,y r - L . 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