Mitchell High School - Gold and Blue Yearbook (Mitchell, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1958 volume:

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Admlnlstratlon Supenntendent George N Brshop Reachlng to the remotest corner of the Mltchell publlc school system 15 the qulet kmdly mfluence of Mr George B1ShOP our superlntendent Although not every student has darly ftrst hand contact wrth Mr Blshop we feel a sense of securtty tn knowlng that Board of School Trustees The welfare of every boy and gtrl IH the Mitchell schools 15 the concern of the members of the Board of School Trustees Therr lnterest IS evldent tn thexr chorce of an excellent faculty and provtslon for an up to date school plant SEATED left to nght are Mr Wayne Hatfteld, secretary, Mr W1lson Caudell preszdent, and Mr Clayton Ramey treasurer O O O , . , . our affairs are in such capable hands. r . ' I - , ' ' 0 , . 4 A Day in M.H. . M Juana- 'L A trip around our world in one of our typical one hundred eighty days begins with a view of our classmates as they finish those last minute conversations while hurrying to reach roll rooms before the 8:07 tardy bell. We will recall the opening hour of the day with warm tenderness as we look back on it. Even though it is almost time for the bell there is yet a moment to stop by the lockers to hang up coats and get books. We pause long enough to admire the latest fad in senior cords. The more serious minded may even discuss the latest Explorer, sputnik, or trips to outer space. These and many other earth -shaking events are of in- terest to us in this 1957-58 school year. 6 On clear, cool mornings musical notes flow through the gymnasium windows to us in our roll rooms. We dreamily listen to the melodious sounds until we are brought back to a more material world by the ringing of the bell. Mitchell has a good band, and we do ap- preciate the fine performances it gives at basketball games and other school and community functions. ,,.,.-lui ' This is not Grand Central Station but a usual scene in the high school office at 8 a.m. as we clamor for a lunch ticket, absence slip, or perhaps just a pencil and paper before taking off for a first period class. Driver's Education Class offered a brand new type of instruction to students in MHS this year. Using a car provided by Fitch Chevrolet, members of the class learned the do s as well as the don I s of good driving The ever important goal was that of securing a driver s license in course of time What's cooking? That is our question as we assemble in the lunch line in the high school cafeteria. Again we have oppor- tunity for the sociability which is an im- portant phase of our school life. We do experiments, collect leaves, dissect frogs, and peer into microscopes as we learn about forms of life. We recognize our de- pendence on living things and have a better appreciation of the world about us. We learn to earn in business education classes. General business, office practice, bookkeeping, shorthand, and typing are of- fered in this department. Office practice students assist in the high school office and also do clerical work for teachers. iw hh Do you have a new book on satellites and rocket ships? Where can I find material on the United Nations? With increased student interest in science and in world peace, these are typical questions presented to the school librarian. Q' Vocational classes give us skill inqusing wood -working equipment. 3:15 p.m. Schoo1's out! At the sound of the final bell, we scatter in a hundred different directions. few of us remain at school to do extra- curricular work. Many rush off to part- time jobs where they learn early the dif- ficulties of wage earning. However, most of us start for home. 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Special guests are parents of the team members together with the athletic coaches. v sz ow tl: f P1 r Aivlf O U D' 8 I Q I 45: : Nota scene from ' i ' . -51 Q Frankenstein but from Bolts and Nuts, the 1 1 1 - 1 hilarious Junior Class 1 , Z-7 1 Play. . , 1 ' 3 ,gamut Our assembly programs, presented in the gym, are of various types--concerts by visiting bands, scientific discussions, and inspiring lectures. Much of the senior work is done through committees. Here a committee is busily engaged in choosing commencement in- vitations. We dreamily dance with our newest sweetheart at the Valentine dance sponsored by the Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y clubs. Formally dressed, girls of last year's junior class, bearing flower-decorated arches, form an aisle for the senior class processional at commencement. Fun Frolic Queen -Q- MEG' The Fun Frolrc IS a grant carmval of fun provldlng many dlfferent concessrons and games The hrghllght of the evenrng 15 the crownmg of the queen culmxnanng many weeks of trylng to get enough votes to elect the chosen candrdate Because of a very successful campargn the semors carrred the honors thls year Shown are Judy Roberts w1th Davrd Mlller junror presldent Cathy Swrder wlrh Tom Gerkrn freshman presldent Queen Jamce Isom wrth Hugh McNeely sen1or presrdent and Brenda Kelley wrth Arthur H111 sophomore presrdent 14 Basketball Queen E' X v. Between the varsrty and second team games wlrh Greencastle on November 15 1957 the homecomrng celebrauon was held The newly organrzed Booster Club formed an arsle as the queen and her court approached the throne The candrdates and therr escorts were the followrng Sharon Holsapple w1th Hugh McNeely senror presrdent Darlene Former wlth Mrke Henderson freshman vtce presrdenr Mary Lou Clements wrth Joe Kern Junror vrce presrdenr and Queen Dorothy Houchrn wrrh Arthur H111 sophomore presrdent 15 '55, X ,A .ef 'fit , Q ,v R Y if , 0, M' gk w '5:q.4, it xXst, Ita! 1 X x Ai 4. 'Q ? 'f Q5 I 1 ' ' Ye. V fi. Q I 5' Vi, , X iz .. ,Fx V A . , t 1 1 Us ? Q25 . I. A Q A , V454 , ww' ,V 4 :gy .. - 4 iff .,,..,.au4b--9 Q, f I f ' , E V. V , 0 'fbi if 1 In :hrs our world People Are Important Our frrends boys and grrls our own age our world We work and have have a brg plaee rn fun wrth these frrends makrng many lastrng tres and happy rnernorres ans admlnrsrrators Our frrends teachers de We know them at therr jobs ll They are an essentral part of thrs our world stodrans our elerk Our frrends cooks cu lhex keep the sehool runnrng d serve us rn a hundre make us eomfortable an It rsn I a burldrng that make our school or books or equrpment s the people rn our world lf d ways . 2 . '. ' ' ' '- and persona y. ' ' , . ' 1 ' -- ir' 2 ' . ELAN CHE BOYD English Yearbook Sponsor Librarian M. S. Indiana Univer- sity. MABEL DAVIS Art B.S. Indiana State Teachers Collegc. IIENRIETTA ADAMS VOC21 Music ELIZABETH BELDON B. S. Indiana State Commerce Teachers College. M' A. IE. Indiana Univer- E. University of Mich- sity. igan. ffar QHJ- l QQ.: J 0 -n CLYDE FISCUS WARREN GUTIIRIE we I Agnculture Physical Education Q g B S Eegirgphyu , Social Studies Q zesft ' I ue nl' A. B. I-Ianover College. ' v r 1 y. I8 9 TED COOK Health Physical Education Geography A. B. Eastern Kentucky State College. LUANN FARKAS English, Latin A. B. Franklin College. 1 ji MARGARET MCINTIRE Home Economics B. S. Purdue Univer- sity. Master of Educa- tion Colorado A 6: M. RUBY REID Junior B. S. Central Normal College. JULIA JACKSON Mathematics Physical Education B. S. Canterbury Col- lege. 0000 1 -1 .-N 1 RUSSELL JULIAN Instrumental Music B. P. S. M. Indiana Uni- versity. Q.-...N W ILMA NEWMAN English, Dean of Girls A. B. Indiana Univer- sity. BILL SHEPHERD Driver Education Health Physical Education Basketball Coach B. S. Butler University. M. S. Indiana Univer- sity. HOLLAC E SHERW OOD ILA sH13RwooD Biogfggssixnce Social Studies Biology , Purdue Univer,sity. 5' S' Pmdue Umver' sity. nina:-xg, .. ng.-55 -.. so f , .,1' I9 DOROTHY STROUD A.B. Franklin College Social Studies, Economics, U. S. Government CONSTANCE WIELANDT A.B. Indiana State Teachers College M.S. Education, Indi- ana University English, Speech GRACE SORRELLS WILLIAM STRANGE B.S. Indiana Univer- A.B. Indiana State sity Teachers College Junior High Mathematics, Science ELIZABETH OSBORNE BETTY BRISCOE A.B. Central Normal M.H.S. Secretary to CQIIQSQ the principal and sup- Scir-ncg erintendent 20 WOODROW WAGONER B.S. Indiana State Teachers College Shop, Industrial Arts WILLIAM WRIGHT B.S. Indiana State Teachers College English, General Business, Bookkeeping g x iX x XX XXX Our World Revolves t Around the Senior C ssof' Relaxing after a visit to Coldia's Sweet Shop are class officers -- Adrian Slone, vice- presidentg Sharon Holsapple, secretaryg Janice Isom, treasurerg Hugh McNee1y, presi- fx dent. C' , 7 X Q We chose for our ' MOTTO: With the ropes of the past we ring the bells of the future. COLORS: Blue and white FLOWER: Pink rose X S J 21 ...P 'ls 'vi '91 ROSEMARY ALLEN Chorus l,2,3,45 FHA 1, 3,45 Archbearer 35 Booster Club 45 CAA 1. ACK 1 NPV L 5 x DOLORES BLANTON Chorus 1,2,35 FHA 1,2,3,45 Fun Frolic Queen Candi- date 25 Archbearer 35 GAA 1,2. T' wil SUZY D. BROWN Tunnelton H. S. 1,25 FI IA 45 Tri-Ili-Y 3,45 Archhearer fi. IMOCENE LUCILLE BURRIS Chorus 2,35 FHA l,2,3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 GAA 15 Scholastic Art Award 35 2nd place winner in American Legion Essay Contest, 2nd place winner in American Legion Poppy Poster Contest. RICI IARD WAYNE BRISCOE FFA l,2,35 Intramurals l,2,3. -qw. .5 LARRY D. CIIASTAIN JJ LARRY BROWN Football 1,2,45 Gabriel Blow Your Horn 35 Vice-president 35 Baseball Manager 15 Stu- dent Council 4. 'Zi , X . , i 3 ix , x 'K KIINNLTII ll. CIHLDERS Baseball 2. few X 5 f KAY COTTENGAIN THERESACUMMINCS HARRISON DEAN COLLINS WAYNE CONLEY - - StagcM:1nager, Gabriel Blow Band 1,25 A41 Club 1,1 Chorus 2,33 FIIA 2,3,4. Chorus l,2,3,4g FIIA lg Your Horn 35 Intramurals 1,2, Homecoming Queen Candidate 2. 3,4. Q5 ?e3f'W3-1 'gt , BERTHA M. EDWARDS MARIE ERWIN Chorus l. FllA1,2,3,4. nf 'il' R' JUDY FLINN FHA 13 Chorus 1,23 Yearbook Staff 43 Scholastic M I. 76. EDDIE FLYNN Football 253,-lg Chorus 2,3,-lg Ily-Y 45 Meet Arizona. 2. wld? 'EY' 'Qi' rxrq A 9 fa9 KENNETH FODDRILL Basketball l 2,3, 3 Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4. I. 1' E v' N iw SONDRA GEARNER HA ROLD GEORGE Chorus 1,29 FHA lg FFA l,3,4. Tri-Hi-Y 3,49 Chap- lain 43 Librarian 35 Archbearer 33 GAA lg 2nd place winner in American Legion Es- say Contest 2. RALPH GREENE FEA 3,4. CA RL G RISSOM FFA 3. 'tri ROGER DAVID HAMILTON Gabriel Blow Your Horn 35 Basketball l,25 Student Council 2. ANNA LOUISE HARVEY Chorus 25 Band l,2,3,45 A3 Club l,2,3,45 FHA l,2,3,4g Gabriel Blow your Horn 35 Booster Club 4. 24 JUDY HENDERSON chorus l,23 FHA 1,a,4, Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Arch- bearer 33 GAA l,2. Qmmifmff' 1 Z Q rf' MARY K. HENDERSON Chorus l 2 4' FHA l,2,3,4g lxrlilbearer 3, Booster Club 4g GAA L2 , -.-M? - 'i sl F ax x LORENA HUGHES Chorus 1,25 Gabriel Blow Your Horn 3g Archbearer 39 Cheer- leader 25 FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Presi- dent 4g Tri-Hi-Y 45 Student Council l,2,3, President 33 Home- coming Queen Can- didate lg GAA l. fs: SHARON HOLSAPPLE Chorus 1,25 FHA lg Homecoming Queen Candidate 45 Secre- tary 3,45 Scholastic M lg Librarian 35 Archbearer 35 Hoosier Girls State 3. i 4? ICRC! DALE EUGENE IRWIN FFA 1,2,3,4. 25 0 V- Y CHARLES A. HOUCHIN FFA l,2,3g Intramurals l,2. JANICE K. ISOM YHA l. Chorus l,2,3,-4' Librarian 3,43 Fun Frolic Queen 45 Treas- urer 45 Student Coun- cil 3. 1 ' 2 .M . Xxx 5 , BETTY JUNE HOWELL Chorus l. GN 4:19 JAMES M. JA RVIS FFA l,2,3,4, Reporter 4 Football 2. 'X RONALD R. JOHNSON MAXINE PATRICIA JONES ff- QW WINIFRED JULIAN Band 1,2,3,45 Af! Club l,2, 3,4, Secretary 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,4, Secretary 45 GAA1,25 Booster Club 45 Chrous 1,23 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 33 2nd place winner in Oratorical Contest 33 FHA l,2,3,4, S. E. District Song- leader 2, Vice-president 2, President 3, Secretary 45 Scholastic M 13 Substitute Cheerleader 35 Collegiate Credit Music Course Student at I. U. HUGH KING FFA l,2,3. xi If LARRY KIRK JOHN HOWARD MANN LARRY MANN DAVID MATLOCK FFA 2,3. Football Student Manager 25 FFA 2,3,4, President 45 Bedford ll. S. l,2. Gabriel Blow Your Horn Basketball l,2,L3,4. 26 bfi- . Jil ..,,, Y? ' 4.1! f' f ALTA IWATTIX Chorus 1,25 FHA1, Fun Frolic Candidate 3, Newspaper Reporter 3,-1, GAA 15 Arch- bearer 3. KATIE LAVERE MAYDEN Chorus 1, FHA 1,35 Arch- bearer 3, Booster Club 4. Ass. fi? ROBIN MCN KELY KDMUND MELYIN FFA 15 Football Q,-,-2. Chorus lk,-lg lly-Y 4. 27 J OLENE MCMAHAN Oolitic ll. S.1,2,3gGAA1 Junior Play Cast 33 Booster Club, Junior Candidate for GAA, Christmas Ball. S Z3- HUGH MCNEELY Class President 1,3,-1, Basketball Student Man ager 1,25 Yearbook Staff 4, Gabriel Bloxx Your Horn 3, Scho- lastic M 1. 0 10 46' xg 3 LILLIAN INLXRIIQ N1lfS.XROS1i Sl LAXRQN ANN MYININ FHA lg Chorus 2, li- brarian 4, CAA 1,2g Booster Club 4. ,Y CONNIE JUNE MITCHELL Chorus 25 Scholastic M lg Gabriel Blow Your Hom 3. JIM OSWALT Chorus lg Basketball Student Manager 3,45 Football Student Manager 3,45 I-Ii-Y 4, President5 Hoosier Boys State 3. ' :.vQ 7 Y sn il 1 iii: r , f WILSON MULLINS Chorus 2,3. .,,..r 113' X gf NEIL NAPIER Football l,2,3,4, Cap. 45 Basketball l,2,3,43 Track l,2,3,4g Chorus l,2,3,45 Hi-Y 4, Vice-presidentg Hoo- sier Boys State 45 Meet Arizona 2. 7-.-15+ Q, A DOUG PIERCE Projector Operator 2,3,4g Intramurals l,2,3,4. RICHARD PRIDEMORE FFA 4, Secretary. 28 MARTHA LOIS NOLAN FHA l,2,3,45 GAA l,29 Chorus 25 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Band l,2,3,4g Ali Club l,2,3,45 Librar- ian 33 Booster Club 4. T -vv ali' JERRY QUEBBEMAN Track 2. 5:2 PATRICIA ANN REDDINC Fl-IA 132,33 District and Local Song- leader 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Treasurer 43 Booster Club 43 Chorus l,23 Archbearer 33 lst place winner of Local and County Oratori- cal Contest 33 Can- didate for DAR Award 43 Scholastic M l. 5.459 LEROY RUSSELL FFA 13233. CAROLYN SUE REYNOLDS Gabriel Blow Your Hom 33 FHA 1,23 Parliarnentarian 3, S. E. District Histo- rian 43 Tri-Hi-Y 233,43 Chorus l323 Archbearer 33 Year- book Staff 43 Booster Club 43 Scholastic M l, Local winner of Betty Crocker Con- test. , , 13, 3 -fi w g an Z 1: if- f 5 BILL Sl-IEEKS Projector Operator 233343 Basketball 1323 Intramurals 334. 29 ED RIGHTLEY NORMAN ROOT Track Student Man- Basketball 1 H1 Y 4 ager 2,33 Football Student Manager 3,4 in a VANCE SHIPMAN Gabriel Blow Your Horn 3. X sf' 'lv MANITOO SLEMP Chorus 1,2. I J OE TERRY ADRIAN SLONE Chorus 2,3,43 Football 35 Track S3 Hi-Y 45 Student Council 33 Vice-president -1. E I I ROY SMITH Basketball 1,'l,L5,45 Class President 23 Student Council 1,45 Hoosier Boys State SUE SHIRLB' TERRELL Chorus I,2,-1. I -,rr BUDDY THOMAS JOHN ELWOOD TODD SHARON KAY VAUGHT Band I,2,3,-15 Af? Club 1,2,3, FFA l,2,3,43 Basketball 15 Chorus 1. 4' Chorus 2' Gabriel Blow I , Intramurals 2,3. Your Horn 35 Student Coun- cil 23 Football 2. 30 fi' , V.: Q - MORRIS WALTON 1-. 'S DAVID WATSON Band l,2,3,43 Ax Club 1,2, :s,4. VIRGINIA SUE WHITE Chorus li FIIA lg GAA 1,25 Tri-Ili-Y 2,3, Vice-presi- dent 43 Gabriel Blow Your Ilorn 33 Archbearer 33 Hoos- ier Girls State 35 Student Council 43 Booster Club 4. ANNA WIGGINTON FHA l,2,3,-13 Tri-Hi-Y 2, Sgt. at Arms 3, Treasurer -I Band l,2,3,-13 Af? Club 1,2, 3,-lg GAA 1,23 Gabriel Blow Your I-Iorn, Prornpter 33 Scholastic M 15 Booster Club 4. 31 45 15 ' I NANCY WEST ERFIELD Chorus 2,3,-15 Meet Arizona 23 FI-IA lg Librarian l,2,3,-I3 Student Council 43 Arch- bearer 33 GAA 1,2. BRENDA JOYCE WHITE Chorus 1,25 Tri-I-Ii-Y 43 Archbearer 3. , guflfgkj MERLE INILSON ROBERT WITI IERS Basketball l,'.2,3,-lg Football Band 1,23 Ar Club l 13 Vice-president 2. 23 Yearbook Stiff -I. Our Class History In September, 1954, one hundred twenty students began their freshman year in Mitchell High School. Most of us were not familiar with the surroundings, but in a few days we were at home. Our sponsors for that year were Miss Claudia Francisco and Mr. William Shepherd. At our first class meeting we chose the following officers: Hugh McNeely, presidentg Freeman Lee, vice-presidentg Judy Daugherty, secretary-treasurer. In October we chose Marilyn Pruett as our Fun Frolic candidate. Lorena Hughes was our representative for Homecoming Queen. As we entered our sophomore year, one hundred sixteen of us continued our studies. Our selection for class of ficers was as follows: Roy Smith, president, Merle Wilson, vice-presidentg Judy Daugherty, secretary-treasurer. We nominated Dolores Blanton for our Fun Frolic candidate and Theresa Cummings for Homecoming Queen candidate. During this year the Tri -Hi-Y was organized. Several of the girls in our class were charter members. At the beginning of our junior year Hugh McNeely was elected our presidentp Larry Brown, vice -presidentg Sharon Holsapple, secretaryg Judy Daugherty, treasurer. When we received our class rings, it was one of our happiest experiences in high school. Alta Matrix was selected as our candidate for the Fun Frolic and Winifred Julian for Homecoming Queen. In the early days of November the members of the class with a flair for acting donned overalls and false whiskers and applied grease paint for the presentation of the rollicking three act comedy, GABRIEL BLOW YOUR HORN, under the direction of Mr. Wright. The smoldering thought that persistently dwelled in our minds for the first few weeks erupted into blazing action when we began preparations for the long anticipated event, Junior-Senior Prom. The theme of the prom was Underwater Wonderland. It was carried out in the decorating of the dining room and lounge at Spring Mill Inn. We danced to the music of Boyd Bennett. At the opening of school this year the seniors chose as their officers: Hugh McNeely, presidentg Adrian Slone, vice-presidentg Sharon Holsapple, secretaryp Janice Isom, treasurer. During the last part of September and October, the class started working on many different projects so they could win the Fun Frolic. The night of the Fun Frolic our queen candidate, Janice Isom, was crowned by the president of our class, Hugh McNeely. Sharon Holsapple was our selection for Homecoming Queen candidate. As we enter the big outside world we shall always remember our world at Mitchell High School. Miss Beldon and Mrs. Newman, senior sponsors, discuss plans for the Curtis magazine subscriptions campaign. Sports in a World of Competition Spirit .rntl enthusiasni are contagious, especially when they are spresti by the Bluegackzets' cheerleotlers and Boosrer Club. The cheerleaders are Qlefr to righty Carolyn Ewing, Imogene Burris, and Judy Roberrs. The Boosters Club is ui new cheering crganiustien, which was introduced to M.H.S. this year. The group gre to one hundred in nienibership even before rlie year was ended. Sitting in a special section, the boosters attend url home games rind as many out- of-:oryn genres as possible. Glentlti Ringle sms chosen president oi' the group, with Helen Barlox-4, secretary: Jo Ann Baker, treasiirerg Doniro Daugherty, vice-presidentg and Miss Dorothy Stroud, faculty sponsor. in--1 ti sg 4 , of sr' s ,, I' 2 1' ,ve Hold That Line, Jackets FIRST ROW, QLeft to Right js David Miller, Tom Gerkin, Butch Shedd, Fount Armstrong, Keith York, Mike Fields, Larry Kidwell, John Karr, and Gordon Jarvis. SECOND ROW: Ted Cook, Coach, Dale Spaulding, Todd Clark, Mike Eager, Tom Mann, Gary Chastain, Eddie Flynn, Eddie Polson, James Gerkin, Tom Bareford, and Warren Guthrie, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW: Tom Case, Charles Tilford, Neil Napier, Larry Brown, Melvin Phipps, Bill Haverly, Darrell Stafford, Sidney Connell, Bob Connell, and Kenny Foddrill. Our student managers work with Coach Ted Cook to help keep the team's school spirit high. They are Qleft to right 1: Jim Oswalt and Edward Rightley. l I957 Football Schedule Sept. 6 Jasper there Sept 13 University School there Sept 20 Martinsville here Sept 27 Bicknell there Oct. 4 Providence there Oct. 11 Humingburg here Oct. 18 Tell City here Oct. 22 Bedford here ' 3' fr 1 1 if 0 Returning letterman Robin McNeely steps on the scales while Dr. Jr. R. Hamilton, Head Coach Ted Cook, Assis- tant coach Warren Guthrie, Basketball coach Bill Shepherd, and Junior High coach Lewis Stone look on. Senior Gridders Looking forward to their last games in high school competition are senior gridders Qleft to rightj Neil Napier, Eddie Flynn, Larry Brown, and Kenny Foddrill. 755 3 av Q-on-.,,, . Tiff '2 T 8 .2 Xmt Ia- B-2- My 2fi5pV?Q47WUE fi. .- X H lb .. ' , f L. K- ,,1-fm. - yv, am, . -M R -Src , ,ayf.,.,,-,,Ww2iL,,W,,,w,kM, , , ,, , 4 , 3 A ..,. E. , Q32 '51 ,f ii ',fL -' . M ,,'kL I O 3 for M. H . S. 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SECOND ROW: Mr. Stone, Phillip Fletcher, Richard Hamilton, Eddie Ou.r trackmen--Tom Case, shot putter, Kenneth Beasley and Bob Connell, fieldman, Tom Miller and Neil Napier, runners--are the nucleus of the successful MHS track team . ,- I!! 1 a gm we 'A W , gtg 'mf S 'Q 3 , 2 7 wr' ill 1- - J sir .ml I0 V, Y' he H, M , , .in'?E.., -bm at The band members have organized a club called A Sharp Club. Officers are the following: president, Tom Barefordg vice-president, Jon Rosenbergerg secretary, Winifred Juliang treasurer, Charlotte Eckensbergerg ways and means chairman, Martha Nolang party program, Helen Brown: publicity, Ruthanne Newman. We have performed at many school and community functions such as: athletic events with special shows, Dad's Day, crowning of queen ceremonies, patriotic demonstrations with scouts, and commencement music for other schools as well as our own. The sale of Mrs. Steven s candy made it possible to take some trips--Southern lndiana Band Festival on April 19 at Salem and a concert for patients at Madison Hospital during Music Week. The big program of the year is the concert and arts exhibit, May 4. PERCUSSION: Jon Rosenberger, Lynnette Eckensberger, Virginia Lambrecht, Helen Brovm. XNCH TWIRLERS: Sandra Batchelor, Beth Hard- man, Joy Julian, Carolyn Miller, Martha Nolan, Winifred Julian. 3 ,, ,ar is , X L., L-.J , c Q. 1 1 QP W 'k'Q?i-' k X - -Q i A ,gy . X -If A ' 5 'K-If ls.. x s ,k ix I. 1 I 5 o X . - k . N rv .' -- 5 ,, fl' XY ' , . ' v f ' , f ' I f- V xv uf if 1' tv if. ff? ' l , ,W I , K ,pw .Q X i ilu s vs W- - ,- g Q - 21 .,..4 W1 L1 X X I 554 -A' 'A N'. Q33 ,fy ? V 4 ls, , x O ' , X 9.15,-f-T , -Q 1 - ffiii- f19'N Wh 5 1 ft IP' ,fb They Make Music Wherever They Go The Mitchell High School chorus climaxes the chain of events of the year by holding a Spring Con- cert, combined with an Arts Exhibit and Band Concert in the gym. The chorus members wear formal dress for this occasion. The most demanding work, musically, is the district Choral Festival, held each year at one of the eight schools in the district. Mitchell was host to the festival in 1950 and 1957. Alternate years the vocal music department presents an operetta--in 1952, Gypsy Roverg in 1954g Roses of the Danubeg in 1956, Meet Arizona. Under consideration, for 1958, in Medics and Merriment, or Fortune-teller, by Herbert. Both the Boys Chorus and the Girls Chorus are training groups, giving students opportunity to partici- pate in the festivals and other school activities. They accept invitations to sing for community civic groups as well as school assemblies. Boys Chorus FIRST ROW,qLeft to Righty: Billie Potts, Edward Quinn. SECOND ROW' Mike Henderson Ronnie Neel . THIRD ' Y ROW: Elden Slone, Tilden Slone, Glenn Godbey. FOURTH ROW: Jerald Smith, James Davis, David Dotts. FIRST ROW: Donna Smith, Loretta Holsapple, Joandel Isom, Roy Smith, Wayne Jenkins, Edgar Conley, Connie Jaclson, Donita Daugherty. SECOND ROW: Shirley Harris, Sue Hardin, Carolyn Miller, Patricia Ratliff, James Mattix, Eddie Flinn, Wayne Isom, Bill Pierce, Helen Edwards, Brenda Allen, Mary Henderson. TlllRD ROW: Nan cy Westerfield, Theresa Cummings, Sharon Beekman, Janice lsom, Adrian Slone, Edmund Melvin, Stephen Mc- Cammon, Dan Caudell, Phoebe Hamilton, Charlotte Eckensberger, Rosemary Allen, Judy Roberts. FOURTH ROV. Melba Gilliat, Glenda Ringle, Karin May, Sondra Street, Neal Napier, Darrell Stafford, Ronnie Wood, Joe Kern, Lanny Fielck, Donna llouchin, Sue Terrell, llelen Barlow, Sue Arnold. -45 Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y Tri-Hi-Y was started in Mitchell High School in 1955 with the help of Mrs. Farkas, our sponsor. The purpose of this organization is To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, high standards of Christian character. To belong to this Christian organization the girls must have and maintain an above average scholastic grade and citizneship standard Our annual protect is to help some needy elementary student The Hi Y organization of Mitchell High School is composed of a group of boys who have maintained a high standard of citizenship and a grade average above C The purpose of the club is to promote and maintain clean speech clean sports good scholarship and clean living throughout Mitchell High School Pictured Phoebe McCammon, Joy Julian, Mrs Luann Farkas, sponsor, Wmrfred Julian Sondra Gearner Anna Wigginton Donita Daugherty, Gladys Mullins, Judy Henderson, Helen Brown, Gretchen Rohn, Pat Wiley, Pat Redding Judy Fiscus, Martha Nolan Carolyn Reynolds, Lorena Hughes, Dixie Mayden, Millie Lambrecht Helen Barlow, Sharon Beekman, Sue Brown Mary Clouse, Glenda Rrngle, Brenda Jones, Brenda Whlte Beth Hardman, Ann Porter Not shown Virginia White ii FIRST ROW Richard Hardman, David Roberts, Michael McNeely Jimmy Oswalt, president James Gerkin Nor man Root, David Hill SECOND ROW Gary Chastain Edmund Melvin, Tom Bareford, Eddre Flynn, Dale Spauld ing David Miller Wayne Jenkins THIRD ROW Joe Kern, Srdeney Connell Neil Napier Robert Connell Eddie Polson, Jon Rosenberg, Adnan Slone, Mr Hollace Sherwood sponsor Future Homemakers of America lt is the purpose of the Mitchell chapter of the Future l-lomemakers of America to further interest in home economics, promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, and work for good home and family life for all. One of our more important projects this year included the clothing drive for the Salvation Army. We lent a helping hand to the Lawrence County Mental Health Association by making favors for their Christmas party. We were especially proud of winning the Grand Champion Ribbon, plus 510, at the Persimmon Festival Home Economics Exhibit FHA OFFICERS QSEATEDJ Charlotte Eckensberger vice president Lorena Hughes, president QSTANDINGQ Winifred Julian, secretary Donita Daugherty, pianist Carolyn Reynolds, Southeast District historian Betty Johnson parltamentarian Phoebe McCammon, editor Mildred Lambrecht, treasurer Helen Barlow, songleader, Carolyn Ewing historian Miss Margaret Mclntire, sponsor Sm ...E -fs FIRST ROW Dolores Blanton, Donna Smith, Brenda Allen, Shirley Harris, Judy Roberts, Martha Harrison SEC OND ROW Charlotte Eckensberger, Patty Swider, Imogene Burris, Anna Harvey Mary Henderson, Phoebe Hamil ton, Dontta Daugherty, Helen Barlow THIRD ROW Carolyn Reynolds, Joan McDermed, Marie Erwin Joy Julian Glenda Ringle FOURTH ROW Judy Henderson, Helen Brown, Carolyn Ewing, Martha Nolan Betty John son, Jo Ann Baker FIFTH ROW Rosemary Allen, Pat Wiley Nicoleta Cargas SIXTH ROW Anna Wigginton, Pat Redding, Lorena Hughes, Phoebe McCammon Ann Porter, Mildred Lambrecht SEVENTH ROW Beth Hard man, Kay Cottengain, Suzy Brown, Sondra Street, Wmifred Julian FHA CLUB MEMBERS . ,iw , K J -fm, , :fax . .,,z,,, , ,Mk A 'vsgfffl 7 2 1 ,, A 'WH , 1 Ik - Av I 11'-11 Q - tl v f- A .4 , T: .g 'Q . 'H' v 54 1 ? 'A ff-A vig 7 'Wi wg..-e ,ff 'V ' ,fl 'Hun 11 Qgillh vw A 559' , .. fn 5 M... .Q 'tg' , p a A 'ky' . - . CX 2 5 2 W - Q ,..u , . 'wr Lggg ymf Q 3' -af 41 f l K Q fi Librarians Lend a Hand in the World of Books Discussing problems in order to promote better understanding between fac ulty and students, mem- bers ofthe student council gather around the confer- ence table. Seated left to right are Marlin Shedd, Judith Kelley, Virginia Sue White, Virginia Lambrecht, Dale Rightley Sujane McNeely, John Canada, and Larry Brown. Standin are David Alford 7 8 1 Mildred Lambrecht, Donita Daugherty, Roy Smith, Ann Porter, Nancy Wester- field Tomm Bareford 7 y 7 Michael McNeely and Mr. French, adviser. Phoebe McCammon types book card as other library assistants look on. From left to right in the picture are Sharon Melvin Barbara Cramer, Nancy Westerfield, Janice Isom, and Sharon Busch. Nancy was elected student coun- cil representative from the library club. Miss Boyd is the club advisor. Student Council Co-ordinates School Activities Donald Box keeps us informed on what is coming up for department use. Bill Sheeks can tell how heavy a film case can he -- he 1'CU.l1'l'E them to the post office for us. Assisting in the visual-aids program are the following: FRONT ROW: Fount Armstrong, Norman Root, and Bill Sheeks. BACK ROW: Donald Box, Douglas Pierce, Jackie Merry, Thomas Case, Kenny Childers, Elmer Porter, Roger Hamilton, Joe Stevens, and Mr. Wagner. Mr. Wagner trains the boys in projector operation. Miss Boyd, librarian, is in charge of film orders. ,H ,lt Speech and Hearing Therapy . Ln the Mitchell schools the Speech and ., Hearing Program includes pupils from grades 1-12. Cases are selected by speech tests and by teacher and parent referrals. Correction classes are conducted twice weekly for stu- dents with defective speech and speech im- provement classes for those with minor de- fects. Picturedis Mrs. Ruby Pruett, testing the hearing of an elementary pupil. The therapy program is shared with the Burris School. Hearing therapy includes annual audiometer tests administered to pupils having defects. Lip reading and speech training classes are conducted for the hard of hearing. Our therapy program is shared with the Bur- ris Consolidated School. d We Tell the World Through Our Publications The 1958 Gold and Blue is a record of the 1957 58 school year We have tried to show in this book our school world in classes, sports, and organizations. When school opened, pictures were taken and ideas on the yearbook began to develop The staff w orked hard at laying out the pages and writing the copy. The sales campaign w as successfully conducted The yearbook staff: Robert Lee Withersg Judy Flrnn, Miss Blanch Boyd Sponsor, Carolyn Sue Reynolds, Editor, and Hugh McNee1y, Business Manager, is very happy to present this book Newspaper Reporters These girls work diligently each week writing the news for the Mitchell Tribune and the Bedford Daily Times. The community is up to date on the activities at the school dur- ing the past week and also the events soon coming up. The reporters are fseatedj Alta Matrix and Judy Fiscus. fStandingJ Mr. William Wright, Sponsorp and Linda Fortner. The custodians seem to be in a jolly mood as they gather around Mr. Jesse Terry, seated on the school lavm mower. Others in the picture are Mr. George James, Mr. Bruce Carroll, and Mr. Claude Stroud. l They Prepare Our Food From the cafeteria each day come aromas of the delicious food being pre- pared by our efficient cooks. From left to right they are Mrs. Thelma Scheibe, Mrs. Margy Barlow, Mrs. Bertha Sche- ibe, and Mrs. Pearl Clark. Mrs. Clark supervises the lunch program and Keep Our Building Clean 52 Good Leadership Develops School Spirit Underclass Officers Junior class officers depart from a lively committee meeting following a discussion of plans for the all important event of the year--PROM. Left to Right are Charlotte Eekensberger, Sec., Portia Allen, Treas. Joe Kern, Vice-Pres., David Miller, Pres. , ,, . , 1 1 , ' N , W, ., ' rr From the bewildered, but starry-eyed, look of the freshman officers, we know they are enjoying many exciting activities of Mitchell High School as they are caught in the whirlpool of school life. Left to Right are Torn Gerltin, Pres., Cathy Swider, Sec.-Treas.5 Mike Henderson, Viee-Pres. Looking in on a meetin of the sopho more class officers as they map out their campaign plans for the sale of basketball season ticl ets we find fLeft to Right Barbara Tindall, Trcas , Brenda Kelle Sec Doug Henderson, Vice Pres , Arthur Hill, Pres Juniors ,'-.-., 'fs Qui ir 1 I 15' 9' 4' 54 Sharon Abell Brenda Allen Portla Allen Conme Arnold Jerry Asbury Kenneth Atchlson J o Ann Baker Tommy Bareford Helen Barlow Carl Barrett Sandra Batchelor Kenneth Beasley Charles Boone Faye Bowden Donald Box Helen Brown Brenda Burgess Elnora Busch Nxcoleta Cargas Dan Caudell Mrke Chandler Mary Lou Clements 'MV In Qi PCN fS VII 'Q7 he Q,-P 55 Jon Dav1d Cord Tommy Cornwell Barbara Cramer Darlene Damron Domta Daugherty Charlotte Eckensberger Wanda Embree Carolyn Ewmg Carl Farley Lanny F1elds Franklm Flora James Gerlxm Melba G1llxatt Kelth Golden W11l1am Gnssom Wrlham Groce George Gross Hazel Guthne Phoebe Hamxlton Sue Hardm Beth Hardman Shlrley Harms Martha Harnson Brlhe Haverly GY C, ' . X - S Ik . 6'- XR W 5, E ,.'- i l e i ' 4 1 7 ,IA rrn , . . . TLC ' X ,rfx f V -L f a r ,rf W- ' - f ls' N1 - 6 , V ., .IVI C or , f- rr'L ' A 4 . CS ,W 'V - mr. A ' - as W lrr I . , . - . lfyi In A V My QV , f' w. I . I x n X l 1 I 'Q'-4 1 W o':l' wx, ff! Jerry Henderson Loretta Holsapple Donna I-Iouchm Joandel Isom Wayne Isom Connle Jackson Wayne Jenkms Betty Johnson Joy Juhan Jud1th Kelley Joe Kern Naom1 Kern Howard Kmght M11dred Lambrecht Shuley Mattox Karln May Davld MCC am eron Stephen McCammon Margaret McCoy Joan McDermed M1chae1McHargue Jackxe Merry Dav1d Mxller Bobby Mxller NA 5 Q E' 13:1 aw, L 57 Thomas Mlller Charles Noe Jerry Phrlhps Kenny Phxlhps Melvm Ph1pps Elmer Porter Ann Porter Davrd Prrdemore Jerry Reynolds Ronald R1ght1ey Glenda Rlngle Dav1d Roberts Judrth Roberts Jon Rosenberger Marl1n Shedd Brenda Srmpson Donna. Smlth Dale Spauldmg Darrell Stafford Robert Stalker Joe Stevens Sondra Street Patty Swrder Karen Tanksley 'Ds Ralph Terry Robert Tlrey Roy Don Weddle Stephen Wheeler Patr1c1a Wlley SOphOn1QI'QS Ronald wood fi ar' Ci nr - ' ll! 58 WUI , Lavona Anderson Fount Armstron Sue Ellen Arnold Lmda Atch1son Bradley Atkmson Carolyn Ball John Barlow Patr1c1a Beasley Sharon Beekman Shirley Bowden Larry Brazzell Nancy Brewster Charles Brim Linda Brim Basil Briscoe James Browning 'GN l M ww, Iz- 4-' ,, fu-ff' s...,' 4 QI 94 I fl 5.2 5 Ek' Wx 4 59 Beverly Bargess Lou1s Burns John Canada Thomas Case Cary Chastam Todd Clark Mary Clouse Edgar Conley Robert Connell Srdney Connell Larry Cooper Clarence Covey Sue Crawford Beverly Davxs Nancy Davrs Carl Denen Helen Edwards Kenneth Ersele Helen Embree Sondra Embree Mlchael Frelds Judmth Frscus Sharon F1sher James Fletcher 1. -rib if -O! 60 5' J :AQ Janet Flinn Henrietta Flora Carroll Fortner Larry Fortner Linda Fortner Thomas Fox Scott Fultz Doris Gammon Nancy Gerkm Patty Gilbert Jeffrey Golden Jack Graham Delmont Hall Richard Hardman Jack Harris Janet Hatfield Doug Henderson Arthur Hill Barbara Holt Marilyn Hopper Judy Horn Dorothy Houchin Venita Howell Gordon Jarvis E f .fs C '95 tr-V' Nm 'Q Elza Milligan Michael Morarity Gladys Mullins Brenda Jones Phyllis Jones Wanda Keith Marsha Kellams Brenda Kelley Rita Kendall Linda Kimble Larry Knight Not shown James Brenda Landreth Leslie Lewis Oral Luchauer Ronnie Mann William Martin James Mattrx Dixie Mayden Jimmy Mayden Michael McNeely Sujane McNeely Morris McPherson Carolyn Miller Keithly Not shown: Henry Mesarosh N.. a-me 455 ll if 62 Y Lmda Mundy Sarah Mundy Landxa Munsey Nadlne Napler Ronald Naugle Ronald Neal Ruth Ann Newman Robert Nolan Damel Owens Lmda Patton W11l1am P1erce Edward Polson Carolyn Pndemore Donn1e Quebbeman Patr1c1a Rathff Joe Rayhlll Gretchen Reynolds Bertha RObb1I1S Gretchen Rohn Rxchard Scofleld Ronme Shaw Allan Sm1th Kay Tafhnger Rex Tanlcley Yr: X11 Freshmen flax 'lb' AF- A 'Q- 'Qs po L.. 63 Jud1th Taylor L1nda Terry Charles T1lford Barbara Txndall Charles Tow Janet Tyree Wayne Ward Mary Beth W1thers Roy Wood Davxd Alford Ronald Atcluson Sue Baker James Ball Donna Blackerby Janet Blackerby Rlchard Blanton Lester Bowden Charles Bowden Sharon Bowden Forrest Canf1eld Wanda Carroll Jerry Coleman , 1 ' 4 T' K ' ' '54 ' N A ..,. 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'X - ' Aix If I I 65 Kenneth Hall W1ll1am Hargeshexmer Mlchael Henderson Dean Hoggatt James Holt Patncla Howell Ronald Hughett Donald Hunter Zella Jenklns Carolyn Johnson Rachel Jones Jlmmy Karr Rose Etta Kern Larry Kldwell R1ta Klmble Denny Krrk Vrrgxma Lam recht Mary Sue Lame: Wanda Leatherman Charles Mann J Ames Iv nn Judy Martm M1chael May Ernest McCullough Not Shown Donald Jolmson .X ir E ff' A A y 1 ' ' :XY I J ..,, J i f a,,A . 1? U ,fill K '-XS , A . if J N ' E L JA af as J . ' Q01 Q- 'Ulf Judy McMahan Mary McNeely Mary Melvm Mary Ehzabeth Moranty Charlotte Mundy Dale Mundy Grayden Mundy Nma Mtmdy Not shown Gordo Sandra Neely Mary Noe Jud1th Nolan Ronald Nolan Bobby Oney Rozetta Payton Jer1 Lou Phxlhps Patuck Ph1ll1ps Johnny Poole Leonard Porter W1ll1am Potts Marc1a Prxdemore Edward Qumn Sandra Reed Robert Reynolds Ronald Reynolds ur Cowes if mf Y' Uri 'irq - v M3-1. WZ7 9? 1 fir 67 Dale Rxghtley Lance Roberts Edward Roblnson Charles Root Robert Row W1ll1am Russell Mary Sanders Carroll Sluelds Roger Slmpson Elden Slone T1lden Slone Edward Sm1th Jerald Smrth Lmda Smrth Charles Sorrells Norma Stearns Cather1ne Swrder Kenneth Tanksley Carroll Terry Ronald Terry Rachel Thomas Larry Trrey Dena Tolbert Carolyn Trent ,pvhx dw :Sw X Jetta Wrlhams 'vw Brenda Wood Kerth York ll ,ff Helping Can Be un Janet Watson Marrlyn Watterson Sharon Watterson Jean Whal1n Rebecca Wheeler Fred Wlnte Karl Whrte James Wrlhams Ffa? Q? We W Lad My-0 Sharon Me1v1n and Sue Terrell gaxly sort whrte elephants for the annual Fun Frohc Norman Root and Edmund Melvln lend thelr assxstance Leroy Russell helps rn the storeroom 68 1' ' J . is , I. fy, 2 I 're. Q , . V xx .I , ,N xx ' f ' Fi, . A f ' --6 , ,Q o ' , 5 1 Q . ,X -A . . 0 F 7 V Q Q3 M, W ff f W 12 l Z mx If L ,. 61357 ,Z Cur .lunlor Hugh Look Forward to Entering Our World at Mitchell Hugh Sharmg wrth us our bu11d1ng and our school hfe are the one hundred twenty four future M1tche11 I-hgh students now rn our Jumor 1-hgh To them we leave our best wrshes for the four excmng years ahead of them Eighth Grade sr- 1 69 Susre Anderson J anxce Arnold Karon Atchmson Rossme Bertran Dxana Brshop Brenda Kay Brown George Brown Karen Buhr Manlyn Burgess Mrchael Canheld James Caraway Ruth Chastam Pamela Connell James Cord Mary Damron W11ma Damron ,-AW' in-4 m'Wil'U ' f ga all : Ti HQJ Wyre,- lv-w 1 Brenda Drtton Conn1e Dorsett Chreta Elhott Lmda Enochs James Fletcher Paula Frazxer Joseph George Mlchael Golden Barbara Goldsberry Wllham Goldsberry John Hardman Charles I-Iardwlck Douglas Head D1Ck Houchm John Jones Darwm Jones Lynne Juhan Tommy Kanakls Sharon Kelley Donald Klndred Rlchard Klng Davrd LaPr1r1e Richard McLain Ronnie McLain A . ,Q-5, fv- ' IU' Vrcky Walker Jamce Wrcker Flossre Wmrnger Lee McPherson Lmda McP1ke John Merry Brenda Phxlhps Paul Ph1PPS James Porter Sharon Pruett Rondee Quackenbush Charlotte Rayhrll Loulse Rohn I.uc1l1e Rohn Paul Spauldmg Patrlcra Terrell Rosemary Terrell Joan Terry Rrta Terry Lmda Tmcher Ronald Tow Lmda Tyree Llnda V1ce Seventh Sue Allen Thomas Andrews James Atchison Linda Baugh Jerry Bell Carolyn Braman Shrrley Caraway Gary Cottengarn Harold England Barbette Frddler Phllhp Fletcher Terry Grlbert Nad1ne Golden Allene Graves Vrlena Gnssom Kelth Hall Rrchard Hamrlton Larry Hardrn Donna Harms Edward Haverly Lrnda Henderson Jerry Horn Davrd Ingram Angelme Irwm Larry Jenklns Bonnle Jones Roberta Jones Lrnda Keane Sammy Kmg Charles Lancaster Conme Luttrell Peter Magm Cheryl Mann Davld Martm Mrke McNeely Mary Melton Paul Melton Edward Merry Clarence Mrtchell Shelxa Neal Anne Osburn Theresa Porter Sandra Schultz Carole Smrth Sue Stafford Jackie King 'S' tl., Martha Wxlson Randall Wood JLUIIOI Hlgh flag boys, David LJPIRIIIE and Eddxe Merry, are falthful to thelr task each day 1 George Street Mlchael Taylor Nelson Thacker Byron Tow Dale Tuell Harold Tuell Mxchael Tyree Herbert Whxttmgton Sandra Wlggmton George Wllcoxen Kay W1ll1ams Harry Wxlson ln Appreciation We Thank The american Yearbook Company of Hannibal Missouri for printing the 1958 Gold and Blue and their representative Mr Robel Sakel for hi technical advice Miss Blanche Boyd our sponsor for her willingness to help and give advice in solving those many problems involx ed in creating a year book The Barrett Studio for all the kindness shown in taking our senior portraits and developing our pictures class pictures Principal Lee French for his ready response tn taking on the spot snaps at a moment s notice all our teachers who so graciously cooperated in the myriad of bothersome details connected mth picture taking The M H S student body for their loy al support in making the year book sales campaign a success The entire community for their sincere intere t in all our undertakings in Mitthell High School 1958 Yearbook Staff I J O O Indiana School Pictures, Indianapolis, Indiana, for the best in under- 50 Y lily 5 152553 7 c xy f C6 'G mf . . 6 '0?4's, . 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