Oak Hill High School - Inflight Yearbook (Converse, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1960 volume:

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V - AG Q- TT: 'f'9- J:l9,'f'.fl I ' L A I Q' we- X'1. v. - 1- - firibgi , - N -,H .- g' ' .ga . , '. -1 .- -Y HT if 1 1 32,1 1- ff - . X N Y .V-L., - G E f ,, .. . 1 .. X 5 . .. XX' -4-vw Y, vb .Q-gg'.,. ' 3. . 'fi n . 59-Wy Ax 5,3 ', Q-X 'vt 2-Eff 4'K.fs.. 1- g' 'fa Mx + N. nf- J we L ',?' 2.,f9 4'r lx New Sehoolg Increased For Todayis Students: Oak Hill THESE PAGES SPONSORED BY Photo: K. Middlesworth Educational Opportunities Tomorrow's Citizens High School OAK HILL SCHOOL BOARD Q, A One of the many long meetings held to plan the future of Oak llill. Board members: Robert Wolfe, John D. Foust, Guy losure, Don Kendall, J. E. Fraley, Dale Durkes, Loren Winger. In The Beginning ix A- , Principal Jones and assistant Carbougb always busy -- pause to check over plans for Oak Hill. Q-I , ? The Jornt student oommrttees became The Pep Band assrsted at all home games as the meltrng pot of rdeas Oak H111 presented a solrd from for V1CfOfy e Plan, We Work, We Grow Lf 'fi' Z-1 ua-'11 .r- W' SnAKlla:n All eyCS On the new building So many Pep Club offrcers undertook the task of combrn problems w1Il drssolve when rt IS completed mg forces for a mp club rn a drfferent ul 1 each game I f 7 Y l - N 4,,. ,, r n an , ,.- r . Y . K b . . . - 'I I f C., 1 . X I . t 2 f , ,ll N jg , ' i - '96 ' -A .. fr- X f , . ' ' Q T, big a Q ' ' X' A-his 1' - , ..m,: 1,' 5 ' X4-x , , ' 'A V K. 1 ,. x M N' ' 'U .I .. . ANA f ' p A ,fn lg, ,Q vc . aL - Jf- , . , . I N ' l - ' K, ' - I 4 W G 1' n ' I ., r f-ff. ' 1' . 'A' . ' 'u 1 5l lin ' - ' L . . . . ' . ,. .. - - , ,X Z L, .'l'2 i' 13 -'-l 5 , . qi. 11 , I. M ii A New school New chan1p1ons New loyaltles Oak lhll Golden Eagles New school New faces Famllxar faces Become one student body In The 8 Hlgh School Ends Wikia T ' 3 L K 2 -, ,I all V i X. I . Beginning ,. if ' goals vs. . .? , P 6 .L I ML f t Qu - -, n 'Y rf , a Lgks-'F 1 I uh Q- 45 at Q 1 i BA ll ft., .,.. ' I N E f?kmfl i.f l .Mg A J- ul: 1 . -P nga E N 4 ,-115, it ,dk 1 New schoolg New subjects: Standard subjects. Study is still essential. New school New 1ctrv1t1es New tradltron Our now school grows The Future Begms W' ' : - . A 't lttt -9- 6 -e-4 -29 K4 New Sehoolg New Facesg Become One Student -10- Familiar Faces 5 Body .14-is S' Admmzstratzon IIUBLRI A DUBOM ONIx IlILl SLIIOOI LURPURA I ION DORO1 HY MILLER bLCRE'I ARY 'IO 'I HE SUPERINT ELNDENT 12 ' M NJ' ,f . , , , SUPERIN'I4llN DlfN'l' J 1 William G. jones Principal S, 1 Mrs Martha Belle lxcndall Sucrgmry to Mr Carlnrrgll N-ul fl' fr- ! 3 xv Mrs Jczmnettg Reuharger Sggretary to Mr Jones Blarr Carbaugh Assrstant Prrncrpal ll S.. ,Z x in 7 lX . w . , Q. r . llrlk. . g 1 ' j 7 ' , N -, J' V I f . ' 0 K P, x S 1 L 1 4. :r I 'l O n . ig mx ' ' WM.-AM' , M f .. J1-W 1 1 1 Faculty J L M Xb I3 v rmvrllb C ollqwo 4. Imiranr Umvormx M 5 r 1 L N R ISR NI I311I1LrUn1vors1ty B M Ilrstrulllomil Nlusrc jumor Band jf .4-Y! LLOYDK COOK B btite B 5 Indusmal Arts sophomore sponsor L!:LIA M DAWALI Marlon College A B B1 state M A lnglrsh Freshman bponsor CORLYLE DRAKL M tnchester College B S Ball State M A Band Glee Club HELI N EVANS Manchester C nlletje lnglrsh Lrbrary sophomore Sponsor -'gp TlD E FORD Western Ill1no1s U B S Indrana U M S Soc1alStud1es Guxdance Seventh Grade Basketball MARVIN GREEN Purdue Unlverslty, B. S. Unrverslty of Mrchrgan, Ag , Chem , Math. Freshman Sponsor 'YU' .7-f 15 Xi PHILIP L EVISTOlx Indrana Unrversrty lllstorv Latrn Junror Sponsor MARGARET FORD Western Ill1no1s U B S Englrsh F' Z ,x x 4 A N , 5 , Sa 3' . . I K I WH a Av . '4 A . 5 12 U - i 1- A.B. A E. 'R ' ,4 3 ' , ' ' Q ,- A uf? ,. Y J A I: 'J A' ' .!- l U , ' .134 ' . ' ' , A. B. M S l 1 . . ' A' o n V A bi if. I Q A V f 1 , 'r XIX L. vL11tI1 1 L 11 lll L S lx 111L111a111s mn11t!1 Q ruin wponsor 14 r1dL lnslwt XGNI S I XINDIS llllil U VLFSIIX ISII Ia 1I1 NCXLIIIII Gridb Sponsor C o Sponsor of A111111al VIRGII l XNDRY b11tlLr LI111vLrs1ty fn S U S Ihstory Phys Id Foothill lrLsl1111111 Bwqlxctball I HIL MCCARI IR 13 State B S Intllana UIIIVLYSIIY M 5 omrncrce Phxs l D Basketball Coach ROBI RT 'VICDONALD Minchcstcr C ollccc B S a Stat M lVl3IllC.Ill3llCS lnpjlrslr Junior Sponsor 'Q f LAURA RUNDIO Western Michigan U. . Commerce VELMA SNYDER Anderson College B. S. University of Illinois, M. S. Choral Music, Speech Annual Sponsor X1 'Dt -WF! ,,.!v HLLLN MORG 'AN Asburx College A B lnblish speech Sevcnth Grade Sponsor SARAH IXORRIS Nl'1llOll Collcgc Mathematics -17- 'Yi' .X THENARD A TORG ERSON Wrsconsln State B S Agrrculture F Senlor Sponsor FRANCES TYN ER Ind1ana Unrversrty A Homemakmg Sophomore Sponsor QQ - r . fi., . of 1 as ...--15 ..,-.. RICHARD STILLWAGON Purdue University, B. Science Junior Sponsor JANE TORG ERSON Ball State, B. S. Commerce Senior Sponsor ofPI 31 Wx sq.-4 O L WILSON Central Normal B bOC13l Srudres Athletrc Dlrector Freshman Sponsor Canterbury College Commerce Hrstory hrghth Grade Sponsor OAK BARK Sponsor B F. .A. ' ' ' , .B. 'A , .S. , A ' CEDRIC T, WISE - 18 - 1 ..... ,1.-, . , .pm-'Md 2 -'gmt 'il Ps 1st row La1re11e Beasley Treasurer Karen Vrckrey 111stor1an B111 '1 rlbbett VICE Presldent Joe brrk Prcsldent Em111e W11 1131115011 secretary '1 he class of 1960 has the honor of berng the f1fSIg1 IL11l1I11'1g elass 01,0314 11111 lhgh bchool For us ll bas been a won derful ye1r fllll of the excrtement of nmny SLIIIOI' actrvltres It his been Q drffrcult yur too As the mernbtrs of our two chsses made an effort to unrte we Icft bclnnd many C11L1'1SllCd tr1d1 trons However we look WIII1 prrde to the new and we are ghd that we lmve had a S111111 pwrt 1n 11101C11I1g the spxrrt of Oak 11111 Our offrcers pose ln the bu11d1ng we XVI11 nex er fzttend and sav to future Oak 11111 Senrors Good luck' Semors ,P Bob Losure Vrce Presrdent Ray Klmg Presldent Lloyd Ienmngs Secretary Dee Curus Treasurer 1 'A I- . 4:1 xx .3 W is sl 1 1 . - be L 4 .I 'bl' 1 -1 7 I X . 1 , 1 , wi 1 4 N . ' ' f Q' ' I 1 . 1 ' ' . .' H . 5 4- '. , f 2 I . V X. L .- I , . e . -,Agug ve . 1. .L 4 .f was-all K Z '. ' v .fp cf A . 'r 1 xx . . ' rl ' .. Qi Z' I, -l 1 , li : - ff W 1 F. 5 ' ' : A . ' : ' - 9, SONDRA COLEENE ANCIL RHEA DAWN BARKER IANIS LATRELLE BEASLEY RONNIE MAX BEVINGTON MGNAEI JANE BOGUE GARY DEAN BRINKER Ln the Semor Class Finally--here we are am Y 4' 'Y P .5 i' ESQ .I idx LARRY EUGENE BRINKER JENNIFER JEAN BROVONT LIND AL VAY CALDWELL DARLENE ELIZABETH CASTATOR BEVERLY ANN CLEVENGER ERNEST DEWAIN COBBS So what s next? College, a job the army? 21 S Our carnwals were the greatest, Bag Abusy, nozsy DONINA MARLENE DAILEY STEVE LLOYD DANFORTH PATRICIA ANN DEETER 22 O , I CHRISTINE GALE COLLEY DIANA JO CUNNINGHAM ROBERT DEE CURTIS The seniors were the greatestg Our queens won. PEGGY ANN DEDMAN LARRY WAYNE DOUGLASS THOMAS LEE DUBOIS LOREN EUGENE DULING A GARY JOE GIVENS RICH ARD ALLEN GOLDING I -Q '21 43 'Q' Z'-uv 3 JAMES GUTIERREZ RUTH ANN HAMILTON JLNI MARIE HAINSEN REBECCA SUZANNE HARRELD RONALD LEE HARRELD SHARON ROSE HARRELD Semors were champs Ln the Oak Bark Contest 24 JAMES LEE HUNT TOM JOE HYMAIN Seems lake yesterday that Day at State F azr 25 DONNA JEAN HENDERSON JUDY ANN HOBBS FRED WAYNE HOG AN T LLOYD RAYMOND JENNING C Ball, Band Chorusg Seniors took part in all. WGODROW CLARR JONES FRANCIS WILLIAM KELLEY SHIRLEY JEAN KESSINGER RAY KLING DUN W. LARRISON ROBERT E. LOSURE Oh those tests' How ltttle we seem to know BURR MART KAY MIDDLESWORTH ILLIAM ALAIX MILLER 27 O O LINDA LEE LUMSDEN ROY CALVIN MCCARTY EDWARD ALLEN MCCLURE W I at 3' wmv-fd CAROLYN ELIZABETH MILLER JOHN PULLMAN MOREY MICHAEL LEE MORRIS BETH ANN MYERS ROBERT JAMES NEVIL LORETTA JANENINE NICHOLS Senior Plays, a Kdramaticv success Practice, Practice, Practice! -23- fi 'Y '9' '? mf ALYS ANN ORRELL MARVIN OYLER ROBERT ARNOLD PARKS LINDA IRCELLA PEMBERTON ELDO XEN PRICKETT DONNA IEAIN RENBARG hR Semor Partzes, a .soczal success Fun, Fun, Fun' -2q- Our courses of study are varzed wzth each mdwzdual TOM LEE REISNLR ALLEN LEE RHOADES KAREN LEE RUDORF NANCY JEAN RUNDIO LINDA FAY SATTERTHWAITE LARRY DALE SCHAUMLEFFEL -ai 30 Academic, Commercial, Industrial, Vocational A democratic school in action. CAROL ANN SELLERS IUDITII ANN SMITH ROBERT JOSEPH SIRK BETTY LOU STAMBAUGH CINDY MARIE STRATTON PATRICIA KAY STRATTON 31 W 'V -agp .anl ' -..-nf' T fd 4 'Ll -ul-9. DONALD GENE SUTTON MERLE THOMAS TEMPLIN JAMES WINDLE THOMAS WILLIAM CHARLES TRIBBETT KAREN KAY VICKREY DAVID MARTIN WEAVER Baccalaureate and Commencement-- never to be forgotten events. -32- 55- KARI: LOLISEX IBERG EMILIE AINN X ILLIAMSONI SIDNEY JAIN WIMMER DONNA KAY YOL NCB ELDO ALFRED ZIRKLE You know, I thmk we're going to miss the old place. - - s Q ...1.......L4- Rox I 11 1r1m1ra S1a11g11ter, 1 reasurer Row 2 8111111111 11or11er, secretwry Leduc Durlxes, Vrce l'res1de11t Row 3 Dan 8121111511 ter, 1'res1de11t 11111101 1,1155 otffcers 10011 ox er t11c s1t111t1o11 111 the 11e11 hu11d111g 11111 11111 he t11e1r school durrug t11e1r se111or near 1x1e11111ers ot the clwss ot 611 p 11110111 ated 111 1113111 01 I1l1S ve 11 s school ICIIVIIICS 111u 1l?1NL sraousored '11-1S11 fry, sold 111111 plates 3111.1 sold ICS cre1111 it 115011 111ese 111111015 ire the f1rst to 11e1r c11ss r11111s 1111 1 the 0111 H111 111o11o1gra111 1 1c1 1or11as i1Il1 1jO1'f1C1d of SI1lL1X selected and 15 readx to complete 111s c11ss1vor11 111111611611 0111 11111 13C,111f1LS J umors HW 1' Left to I'1g1lI 1x '1re11 1xe11da11, 111stor1111, Stephen Prper, 1DI'6S1L1C1lI Ixare11B11ro11er, Treasurer 1xe1111et11 b1111t11, V1CC1JI'9S1i.1El1I L111d1 bcott, Secretqry 14 janet Allen 1 oxn how 1111165 Ivon111'1n Donn1 Iaronn F1r bronn Nlta bron 11 Larrx lincl lar L1nd'1 bnckler ROHIHC BLlfllSII'11IIl K 'rren Ivurol er Pwnl Burokcr C, wndace L1111 Ruth Ann Carn11cl11e1 Jcrett 1 L11 wndler DOTIS Lonhff Becky Cron1n Jo in Lurtrs Harold Dans I 'rtsy Dednmn Marsha DICRCIISVICCI K1ren Dolhx Xl1ce Druclr Harry Dnn11p 1 gdrlc Durl IS Rosaland Ltch1son D'1r1ene Hnzer Lnry uordon E1r1Gr1han1 Sharon Gral11n1 Pat Greene C? 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X! wg!!! -N no 1 -X L mum Xx lrnon an rsll n N im x gg IQ 11 x um 111 Xw J A. L lxuor M wrdpn Q '77 I 1 Rui H mummy Ianrce Agness Secretary Lynn stoops lrcasurcr 'l om Grccn Vrce Presrdent Jeannre Arrrck Pres1dent A sophomore s 11fe IS no longer complr cated by frrst year frustratrons He has found hrs place rn the classroom and rn the many school HCIIVIIICS The class offrcers look over some ofthe places they W111 brlng lxfe to next year The class of 62 1S ready to move rnto the Oak H111 classroom the stage the gym the athletlc frelds They have accepted the challenge of burldlng a frne repura t1on for Oak H111 Hlgh Sophomores Mrke Weaver Treasurer Sue brrk V1cePres1dent Carolyn Goff Hrstouan Mar11ynMcC1ure secretary Tony Bove Presrdent 39 N f 'as , 'Go ' Wx- f- ,ex ' . T 1 1. ' ,Q 1 1 1 1 n 1 A l - , . . . V - . , . . 5 .- I J I '- . . . - . ' . . . ' . N 5 . - 1 r 1 n I n 1 1 1 . - I . . -'v v--Q 'L ii.. 4- vp, X 'H-1... 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' 1 i vb' 'N L 'K , New School, New Subjects, Study Is Stall - 5-1 - Standard Subjects Essential Sczence Basic sclenttflc PFIDCIPIES are clearer to students who make thetr own 6XpLl'1lI1Cl'1IS These students of chennstry are Iliaklflg hydrochlortc actd The mystertes ofthe Cray ftsh dtsappear as thts tnterested b1OlOg1SI probes and examlnes 'ES nf 'x Students help each other understand the prrncrpals Geometry requrres concentratron and logrcal of trlgonometry Th1s SCICHCC IS used to calculate reagomng Bgth the facts and methods are rmpor drstances not easlly determlned by actual physlcal tant rn our darly 3CIlV1I1CS processes M athematzcs Algebra IS the necessary tool for all hrgher math ematrcs and sc1ences Its basrc prrncrples become more clearly defrned when a student makes h1s own analysls -57- Communications As the man, so is his speech. Students write :ind present their own speeches before fellow CILISSIIIIIICS. Stutlents seen studying these Latin Coiijtigzttimis .ire interestetl in increasing their vocahtilnries :intl are preparing themselves for 21 better nntierstzrnthng or hnglish. ,,-M Literature opens np vast new horizons: adventure, rtnnance, mystery. Interest increases :rs stntlents tlralnatize stories. Soczczl Studzes A study of tht problems of ytsterday grves us a basrs for undersmrrdrnyw tht prob ltnrs of tod xy Many I1Z1l1OHSll'1VL helped make the Unrted btates, and therr culture hws provrded the found mon for most of our wus of Ilfe Y. ,1 -21 .. uxur mum , wma Aw-.. '97 .....aa.. Democracy grants prrvrlegcs 1nd de mands responsrbrlrtres To understand thu better students here vrew a fllm on gov ernment N I an 5 1-:rut students trace onthe map the steps by x Inch Anrerrca hw expanded Most take wrrtlt rn lmcmrrm 'lbOLlIIllL1I' Alnerrc an ter II14 L 3 K 'x Commerce These students are taking a time test in shorthand. Those desiring top secretarial positions need this skillg college students find it useful in taking notes. In an age of taxes, insurance and installment buy 'lll1S group is learning 1 practical skill requiring ing, every adult needs to know the fundamentals of both accuracy and speed bookkeeping 3 Q.. I v flag 60 .r I 'M Duff' I ' tt. V I 4 . I vi ,. . . C .L . .. , K . . . A b ,H N V ' - . X Q V , ff- .-- ' . x5 ' , . I .' f is . - . ,,- ' ...I . , , ll , , J t .... . 1 V . glrglf. . .s. f I th. UL, ,n I .sh , -- gizif' If --. X xx 5 xxx v . 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TQ?-':.ii q' H Q -.ai'.An.-9-.t: , :Q-.xg Luigi 54 . ,K-11 11? . :I G g . . - ' ' -' . . 3- ,., -3:3-.f Al.: -T,:,,'kh.5, 'V' -.I 'fi .. t H V R Q' -65- Drwer Educatzon 'New Sehoolg New Championsg Oak Hill Golden New Loyalties Eagles 1 X B N I lv J 9 9 1' ai., CQ .f Ye, 'Q qi g, ,f' M w gn --- 'R wwf gf Q gcasuw W 1 IU. 'F A ,qu -wQA ,A 1 'G L milf - XM 4 us Nm dr W Q f 3 QQ , 11 if Twgw 4 'Wx Sm ,. K xx I U in A M 'tl -as fu mg' f I , 1,-r-14. A H up jk f' Golden Eagles Really Soar High TEAM UNDEFEATED IN FIRST YEAR OF ACTION Un September 4, 1959 the Oak Hill football team took the field for the first time. Little did anyone realize that this was the beginning of an undefeated, untied season. Freshmen and sopho- mores had received a few weeks of practice in the fall of 1953, but it was a new sport for the other boys. After a few weeks of intensive practice under the able leadership of Landry, Stillwagon, and Carbaugh the Oak Hill team was molded in- to shape. Because this was the first year of gridiron activity only four varsity teams were scheduledg the other three were reserve teams. It was a good start! SCHEDULE IQ Manchester I3 32 Fairmount O 26 Western 7 - I3 Highland I2 25 Eastern 0 28 Northwestern O 46 Whites O And the faithful crowdl vs 1- V , 5 , , 'Ku ,YQ '1 'Ll ' ' .' .,..4 1 . M' ,fwl IF 1' o-umm, Don't stop now, Willie! I ,Ul- .Quai-Ilia -Phu Q.l.x Sideline Conferences A51 f -69- A team on the gol FOOT BA LL HIGHLIGHTS In going undefeated the Eagles outscored their opponents 139 points to 32. Bill 'lribbett led the team in scoring and rushing. The grid- men were unscored on in four gamesg three of these coming in the last three contests. Prospects for next year look bright as graduat ion will take only seven seniors. The graduating seniors are: Joe Sirk, Bill Trihbett, Jan Wimnier Ray Kling, Tom Dubois, Bob Losure, and Bob Parks. 'l'l1e llegi11ui11g Cross -- Countr Oak ll1ll s Cross Country team tur11ed 111 au excellent performance 111 tl1e fall of 1959 Oak H111 was defeated 111 only one regular meet tl11s year 111 a very close con test TIIC cross country team was also very Fagles captured the Tr1 Cou11ty Conference meet Tl11s addmg o11e more cl1amp1onsl11p to our record for Ill1S flrst year Dewam Cohhs paced the team but was g1VCll able ass1stance from several run11ers The Fnd X1 , X A A A successful i11 several special meets. Tl1e A . L 1 ' . 71 . Varsity Cheerleaders yn.-Hsu nu- -, Ya gotta go, Eagles! ML Dillonl 'lille selection of the five Varsity Cheerleaders No strangers to the hardwood floor, the girls led was one ofthe first all-school activities of the new the cheers in the best Indiana basketball style' Al- Oak Hill student body. just as football was new to ways tops in sportsmanship, outstanding in appear- the team it was new to the cheerleaders. They ance - - that's our Alys, Dee, Kay, Linda and Sondra. were very successful in their task of leading the large cheering section in real football fashion. Y-f aff? -i X ll'1ai'T'l' zd 'w err Am wif s f 0353 Milf ,Milf ,alfa su, ' 4 is-N KG! IE 'im ck yi'-l QU' RSL l-aa hs K 5 fs Q Ist row, left to right: Alan Miller, Managerg Paul Buroker, Dale Shanenberger, Micky McCormack, Joe Sirk, DeWain Cobbs, Lonny Harts, Bill 'l'ribbett, Ray Kling, Manager. 2nd row: Coach Phil Mctlarter, Steve Piper, 'l'om Dubois, Jan Wimmer, Earl Brown, Bob Losure, Bob Sharp, ,lack Keefer, Robert McDonald, Assistant Coach. Varsity Basketball EAGLE IN FLIGHT! Oak Hi1l's first Golden Eagles of the Hardwood court entered their opening season with the enthu- siasm and teamwork of veterans. After losing a heartbreaking first game the Eagles bounced back to eight straight victories at this writing. Two of these games made the Eagles champions of the Thanksgiving 4-Way Tourney. Coaches McCarter and McDonald are to be complimented on their excellent coaching that brought our three communities together to build one team for one school. -73- Hall To The Eagles spcbgh at the b1 CC,1CbflIlOI1 Q apr ll Q Iluhms md lmlm Grant County I nvztatzonal Champs 74 I wg Q.: 1 3 x xp N X T Coach McCartcr gives a victory Mr, A1lLIl1I51'CSCllISlllC trophy to f' ' 'g - 2' . co-'z 2.11, Ii 'Ictt. I C Champions Of The League I' V I is 1:1 HIP, HIP HOORAY! Sectional Champions Ill, karl. gf Win lhaf edlondl . Up goes Cobb Down Wzth The Nets At The 4 Way Tourney' V 1 as-' f ntPcr11 'l'l121I ,T H . , K , xg? X Q A f ef es '!! I 'TH 3 4'-ik , f4U ,34g s Z4lh+'2U f 44, pg! I. 1' ,X I. H ,'x V, ,, , ,x I' J 1 2.-1 1, In , .-,' lx 1' . N,' A -V, U..--b fl I. , l h, N . I , !':-:fl I f - Us! Ks.-ff I , N ' x . X F 4 fW:'J' is iw? J amor H Lgh County Champs The Traznzng Of Champzons p dbyh Freshman County Champs T x-J' .4 fi 6' 4-'ilk ? 4 . . V s 5 f Il 1 sxAE'f f , site' H , is P k -78- mg 5 1 er M rr1s S 11t1 13 lr1bbet D 11rnmons J Hunt btandmg B Dubo1s P Buroker B Sharp I Keefer T Dubo1s J Wrmmer R Younce R Neeley Baseball Team Oak H111 s baseball team turned 1n a f1ne per formance under the able leadershrp of Coach Mc Carter 1n the summer of 1959 The Eagles tred for second place 1n the Western d1v1s1on of the bummer League Oak H111 lost the champronshlp by one game when defeat was 1nf11cted upon them by East ern 111 our last game Tl11s was one of only three defeats 111 twelve starts for the Eagles Oak H111 s baseball prospects look good for next summer as the1r B team was undefeated un t11 IIS last game of the season Coach Vxrgll Landry led the B team 111 the1r excellent f1rst season 79 F... Sitt' :flip ,I. O ',B.Qn'1, , , . ll 'Afib Ready-ser-go!! Ca11'r wait for the season to start. 1:1 A ' ll 'I ' ,wi mx. f r ,- E L if ,K , . fl i L' ' , 6 ' v A U Q l 1 if 'f lf 4 9 X A I 4 xl, I rw' g ii' 'Fr-:fl I '15 - ' n A ' Xxx . 4 , N . X 'J . 4,1 ii. ' f X ' . A few team mcmluurs mlre time to model the new track lmiforms. lizrtoll drill -- so importam to relay teams -HU- Track U11 your mark Athletzc Staff in-im I 'nw ltlllurr Dlrrctor 'lr ig Cena Had basketball and cross country coach Phrl 'xlCL1rtLr 1nd Qsslsmnt Bob 'xlcDonald we-h.4r,.i Assrstanr football and track coach, Dlck btlllwagon, Managers Drxvrd Beall, Rex Yonncg, Alan Mrllcr, bead coach, Vrrgrl Landry, assrstanr, Blalr Carbough Ray Klrng bil I I H- , A -. , V. , 4 Au-lf f 5 ,, ' J f 5 ',,, aff , -. x 4 ,g 5 xv., f- f -- ' .f- 'V - N, fn 4 In ' v ' . I -Lf ,Ill-L7 11- I X , K ' - ff'ff1 .a A O, l.. Wilson 5 nr V 0 llc. l'l'r: 'IQ f Cll I M .Y . . ' ,Tx if-. - - A Pri W QL Y , - A ii 1 C . I 1 , 1' . . ,L ' 3? , I I X r X1 Yi 9964 F' 4 82 Oak H all Y -I' A :,- V f ,. by A V 5' 'X v.,, 'J A , J I J ' ' 1 ' .ks 4, 1 pi .c , if A N 4 .,, . L .3 V' K' 1, Xt t X If 3' , f ? ZA X A SX I : W-sw, -A: ' 2' 4. fs U ,HC O s I-I X V Q . 1 , A Q W -3, n R l 1 N ' ' xii Q . ,, - l '-if I ' FZ. 5 1 , ' 'Y Pep Club Q H1131 These are the people and vorces that cheered our Golden Lagles on to 22 vrctortes thts season and remarned frrmly behrnd them through 4 defeats The pep club 200 members strong were always on hand rarn or shrne come what may Among them basses tenors sopranos altos and a few just plarn squeakers and hollerers but all of them there for the same expressed purpose to cheer our Eagles on to vtctory Our pep club members could always be very well dtstmgutshed by thetr apparel of brrght blue and gold blouses The cheerleaders ln thetr varrety of outftts greatly complemented the appearance ofa neat look mg pep cl b It would seem that when bouquets are handed out to the varrous people connected wrth athletrcs the pep club has a tendency to be over looked Ihrs IS far from true, however, as anyone connected wtth ath- lettcs wrll readrly admtt, an athletrc team rs only as good as the fans and people behrnd rt So rt 's HAT'S OFF to a really ftne group of backers for our Golden hagles the pep club 83 A, ,A D t f A A L V . V I ' s E . I 7 fl I I N I ., .. - I ' -'M 1' .K f 7 Xu' ' ' A I , t X f N X F I tl , A T X ' - X' , P ' 7 5 X ' Q 4 L H 1. -. s 1 - ' ' 5 , 1 54- V 'v -' ' ' , T ' 'tr m , f' 1. u ea 1 . QL W -Q: 'lf T J F Q X J A r A Us XMI I MJ ,A 1.4, E if x ' , , ' - A 1'-4 - ! Q.. . V ' . 3 ' .I U . Q V X I . ' ff I 1: , 1, I l 0 , X. lf --s Q 1 1 ef K T I 4 1 -X ' l ,Anglia ' A A p . U . -. I . W I New Traditionsg Qx , Gro ws 7 f l', k ' ' N + Q ,85- , .,, 1, K . 5 3 Ron I seated left to flghl lx Mrddlesxworth, B Clevenger lx Myers lNl1SSEN. ll1S, R Barker,R C,nnn1m,l1an1,J Hunt, B Mart D Younce, D Larrxson D Cobbs Rowg T Hyman, W Doug Semor Class The Semor class of 11360 presented therr annual class play entrtled FOOTBALL FEVER darected by lxlrss Helen Evans lhrs three act comedy showed hon a college football coach could have many problems af he has three young daughters who are always gettang mto trouale or better yet 1nto father s sleepmg ponder Everyrhmg turns out 3ll'1L,llI when Grox er xx ms the annual footh all Lame laetxxeen Gro fer and banford wrth the help of the oldest daughter M One or two lumps, please? 1 1 - D I ', i 1 , . - XJ Y - - -- 4. - , Q ' I A Q n i 3 x Q . A ' il, -f I V ' , ' : '. ' ' ' ' ' . . , . . . , '. , 'L . . L ' , . . : '. . - Hamilton, X. Pricket, 5. Danforth. Row 2: D. lass, L. Jennings, J. Nevil. C :Mai , K. . . iam . .. ,, . . ' v Y 4 K K L 7 . L I C L ' I . ' L V 4 . . 1 ' y ' , v V 7- ' L , r lr 'B' X . . 3 Y R 2 - 86 - btandrng, left to rrght D button, Adam Pottle D 5 Ancr1,Ju1re Mather A Rhodes Messenger D IO Carollne VanGordcn L batterthwarte, Celra XV1l118lllSOll, Emahne Spooner D Weaver, Herbert Van Qorden J blrk Llnrer Stanley T Re1sner, Mr Bates C Sellers Lrbby The sen1or productron for ,Q xx as a 3 act com edy Everybody s Crazy Thrs pI'OdLlCI1OIl comes to a surpusmg and funny clrmax when a ghost rs re vealed, the crazy people are cured, and a hrdden tre asure 18 found The senrors enjoyed all therr practrces wrth therr d1rector and sponsor, Mrs Torgerson Therr one nrght productron was a dramatrc success l' f 5 2 Q 2 . Presents Plays J unzor The Junrors presented therr class play entrtled Parnt The Town Prnk on March 18 1960 It was a three act comedy drrec ed by Mrs Helen Morgan It seems that every year they had turnabout day at Mansfreld Hrgh where some of the senlor boys and grrls took the posrttons of prrncrpal secretary and teachers for the day Nothrng went rrght and Mrs Lawton one of the school board members just added to thc confusron W! T I 88 ' T N fs 14 r 1 W D -Q--f , T -fe T W yr 9' l . -4,,.,.. v--is .h ' M . 'T ' ' A27 11 an ' T T ' ws I ' l fd 5 1, . ' ' T Qs L n :TQ V ' is af T, - N - 4 - ,-- 5 Q xx! , 'Y . :lx I Plays THE LITTll DOG IAUGIH D accordrng to an old rhyme to see such sport But the chances are more than even that he never saw such unusual sport such mxrth promptrng sport as entgaqlnqlw told IU thrs unrque stage storv llere I am home from colleve declares attractrve Laur1e Huntxngton a sophomore rnajorrnv rn p x psychologrcal knots' gl x, E M1 xl l , J ', f i or lil' Q ,gff ,. -- Dv.. - - ' 4-D- S.,- chology, expecting to find a normal, well-adjusted family! And what do I see instead? A hunch of - - of Emf is . s - Qi! LV Q ' ? W I ' ' 2 3 ' . . L . J p 1 5 Q f l fl 2 . I L I Q s N vs , - J - Ron one, 5e1ted lett to rrght Judy Snnth Presrdent karen Bnrolcer, VICE l,I'6SlLlCllI Lrnda bf1tterth1111te, becre tary Clll'1S Colley, lre1surer Xlvs Orrell, Ch 11111111 Jenny hrovont, Sergeant 1t Xl'lllS Row .wo Mr Xshhx Karen Vrclxrey, lxlelxa fllOlllZ1 Xnn lxeefer, Piilll Wxnwer, Pat Deeter R011 three Janenne Yrehols karen Rnd or! P1t bU'1IIOll, C1role button, lxI1rx O Ne 11 Row four lx1I'Cl1 Xklherq, Palll lennnq lllldill Caldwell Trl HL Y e r H1 H l1eg111tl1e1rIrp7c3 he 1et1v1 hx ClCCIlllK new offrcers Thex hold therr lllCCf 111115 once 1 lllO 1 a 1 etx or 1ct1v1t1es 111d prolects lhev n11de l11sl1et h1ll pro1'r11115fc1r onr home 1lllCS colltet d C ot1 nw forthe needv Clllldl'Cll of the Nllllfll decor1ted fllI'lSIlll'lS tree for the hall 111 the llllllk ofthe school 1dopted 111 Ofllllnlll lIl'l4.lG pl 111s to 1 1olde1e1' 1 a 1 111dex1 shew 'llld bponsored 1 leap Hear D lllCf, lehr111r1. 2 , 1 O Y h1s done xerx wc xnle v 1 1 lS ro11111nl1r'erexerx e1r Q ' . ..K I' ' . 7 X - f v , . . ' . ,r ' . - 1 9 v 1 ' K 'g ' 'I' H gn I C .'g ' fix 1 ,- . 1 1 . 1' ' V 7 r . r 3 , I Y LJ. ' , , . C . . . , 0 I - - Q5 ,. X 'Ih Ti- '-' K. ' ' 'tics f ' y fm f ' ' ' ' - 1 15' . 1 ' N 4 ntl . This year the clnh had 'ari- l' 1 c ' . l' 4 F' . W I L L ' ' L L, . 1 gt g 1 1 e l l- ri ' I' , g 1 the f ' . 1 ' 1 Illflll ' ling gt 1 I f 5 Q f 1 Illllhtl snnll, 1 reles to sellghtd 'z fflle 115. A - L f-, L , 7, k , Q gh . The 'l'ri-lii- ' I ' 1' 1rth l ' 1 '1'Ol'l' .nd'g 1151 1 Row I, left to rrght IS bmrth, Ireasurer F Kelley, Reporter l Rersner, Presldent l. Schaumleffel Xrce Presrdent R Smrth beeretary B bharp Sentrnel Row 2 Mr Torqerson, D Ressrnger B Strange J Relsner Arcrl R Mrlls, P Fo st, I bm tl Rowg P Chandler, D GO1dlIlE,, L Lnderwood, b Deeter, G Weax er, C oldrng D Cates Roy 4 ea , R Buc er lx Oswat Bevmgton, E Broun, 5 lnrner l H rt, I xxson ov 3 I Hart I3 Henderson, T Re nolds D Oxxrngs royer, M broxsn, M lem lll FFA The Oak H111 Future Farmers of Amerrca, under the drrectron of Mr Torgerson, has had a very rnterestrnyj and worth wlnle year They have entered rnto many contests thrs year These rncluded Land Judyjrnb Crop Judynny, forestry, Poultry Darry and Lrvestock e F F sponsored two socral actrvrtres thrs year a I ather and Son banquet and a basketball league e F F rarsed sorghum and sold the molasses Thrs project went very well They also partrcrpated rn the pest contests 'l hrs rs a very worth xvhrle organwatron and IS to he commended for rts frne work ll Z Q 505110 9 QAQXFAW D f QQ . I . , . .. 5 . V J, t . , Q D K. ' J. G.1',.' .-u .'i1. :. . 'A' .' . '- . G ' , . . X' : M. B ll '. kl , 1. ' 1, R. ' 1 . ' -. V , 1. a .Lay . Rx 'z '. , . . y' , . , I- Sl ' ' - U Pl' - O I U , . . . . I is 2. xi. ,gf r ' ' v ' ' r r 'al' 'R ' n 'VX'-fr' A. . Q V ,Y . 3 V 'I ,ffnp X V ,D Y YI 1 . Y . I. . N Th ' ' ' ' ' : : O 'X gy' 7' Th . .,x. ' U I l . ' ' 5 76 I Q 9 , V . ' . 7 I . . . Y . . . . C It 1, 6 l , 1 ' F - U I. -5 - 1' B+ J I . 7 ,if 5-1 vv J . qv Y '.. ., lst row, left to right: Ruth llamilton, Anita Rhorer, Mary lillen Miller, Donna Younce, Nancy Rundio, Donna Renbarger, Beth Meyers, 2nd row: Tom Green, Karen Rudorf, Judy Smith, Deanne Mosbey, Nancy Lake, Bonnie Mobley, Sharon Graham, 3rd row: Rhea Barker, Kay Middlesworth, Beverley Cllevanger, Sue Sirk, Jeannie War- nock, Judy Cain, Karen Kendall, Mary Lynn Landis. 4th row: Mr. Wise, Mrs, Torgerson, Tom Dubois, llarreld Davis, David Kilburn, Merle Templin, Bob Sharp. Oak Bark Composed for the first time this year was the school paper for Oak liill High School. At the first meeting one of the first items to decide upon was a new name. Deanna Mosbey offered the suggestion of Oak Bark, The staff voted for this name and its decision was unanimous. Editor Donna Younce and assistant editor, Nancy Rundio, have both attended the Indiana University Journalism Clinic. There have been several special features and columns in the Oak Bark this first year: such as Through the Eagle's Eye and Coming Events. The editors, sponsors and staff have done a good job this first year considering the many problems involved in publishing one printed paper for a school housed in two buildings. i lst row, lcft to right: Karen Kendall loan Curtis Toni Shaw Kay Middlcsworth Ton Bove Linda Satterth L I K A I 1 I 1 y II 1 waite, Jack Kecfer, Karen Rudorf, Alys Orrell, Tom Mooreman, Sue Sirk, l.aTrelle Beasley. 2nd row: Judy Cain, Sharon Graham, Alan Miller, Kaye Reed, Rhea Dawn Barker, Peggy Dedinan, Ann Satterwhite, Diane Cunningham, Marlene Bove, Mary Lynn Landis, Beth Meyers, Deanna Mosbey, Mrs. Landis. 3rd row: Joe Winger, Sondra Ancil, Joe Sirk, Bonnie Mobley, Emilie Williamson, Miss Snyder, Don Larrison, June Han- sen, Anita Roherer, Jenny Brovont, Ianenne Nichols, I nflight Staff June Hansen, Editor-in-chief Don Larrison, Managing Editor The lnflight staff met at the home of Cathy Highley on September 19, 1959 to get acquainted, to get organized and to select a name. The staff voted and the new name was revealed by the four editors at a yearbook dance on October 17, 1959. Inflight was selected to represent the goal of the Golden Eagles: no matter what the task may be, our Eagles shall remain in flight! In preparation for the yearbook, June Hansen, Cathy Highley, Advertising joe Sirk, Business Editor editor and Kay Middlesworth, photographer, at- tended the Indiana University Journalism clinic. The editor, Miss Snyder, Sondra Ancil, and Tony Bove attended the Artmaster Yearbook Workshop in Indianapolis. During Teacher's Institute the following students went with the editor to the Franklin College Journalism Institute: Sondra Ancil, Cathy Highley, Don Larrison, Tom Moore- man, loan Curtis, Bonnie Mobley, Anita Rhorer, and Sharon Graham. FLUTES Anxta Rohrer Saralou McKeefer Lmda Shaw OBOE Jeff Feller BA SSOON Sharon Graham CLARINET S Jeanme Warnock Ruth Hamllton Carol McCormack Tom Horner Jacquelyn Shrock Marxlyn Powell Pat Cobbs B111 Shaw Janet Hunt Dennls Beall ALTO CLARINET Senlor Noel Hunt BASS CLARINETS Joyce Rohrer Marrann Towe AL'I O SAXOPIIONES Kaye Reed Sue Younce FENOR SA XOPHONES Nancy Myers BARITONE SAXOPHONES Judy Cam CORNI: I .S Rhea Barker Jon Hannlton Larry Brown B111 Hacker Joe Wrnger Davld Beall Sharilyn Horner Beth Myers .A . 1 Band Rodney Pence FRENCH HORNS Donna Younce Bonnle Mobley Lynn Stoops Carolann McKeefer Becky Glassburn TROMBONES Kay Mlddlesworth Laura Monneyhan Ray Klmg Becky Rlley BARITONES Tom Dubols Shella Davls Susan Warnock TUBAS Ray Hogan 11m Hunt B111 Dubo1s Mickey McCormack PERCUSSION ,hm Mylet Gary Mlller Don Lamson TYMPANI Janet Slusser The Sen1or Band and Mr Drake have been very busy durlng the year of 1959 60 The year began by worklng on musxc to be played at the Fall Concert on October 18 and the Fort Wayne Teachers Instrtute on October 22 A varrety show was presented to the Department Club on March 8 The band partrctpated 1n the d1str1ct band contest held at Falrmount on Aprll 2 For the PIBVIOUS s1x consecutlve years the band has recelved supertor rattngs at both contests The flnal performance of the band was the Spr1ng Concert Twenty flve members of the band played for all home basketball games as well as for the fmal game of the Grant County Tournament Varszty Smgers r x' left tiri ht: L. Lumsclen D. Runbar cr be crs o ue ' vcr n 5 UM 1 23, 1 E 1 1 Z 1 1 1 . scn, P. Deeter. 2nd row: R. Carmicheal, Smit err , , lxilliamson, L Sm lst 1 Han D R 'cndall, E. Williamson, L. Scott, K. Murphy, L Cror on, an is vu ximmcr, L Dulinq L m-cha cffel, C. Cain, P. Stratton, L. Beasley, D. VNVIVVIIIS, N Run io M Broun, R Anthony, R Burnstrum, J Magers, Herron. Walking past the music room on almost any day you may find this music group rehearsing for one of the many varied programs which they present throughout tht- school year. 'l'ht forty-tlrree voices of the Varsity Singers func- tion as the atlvancctl group in the Oak llill Choral Department. During the year they perform for all maior choral programs and participate in music contests and school ex- change concerts, These enthusiastic voices enlioy singing urusic that offers a challenge to their musical ability. igsbee, D. Henderson, E. Hedrick. 3rd row 1 cr, caver 'trrc Llnderxstn 5 knc , qTC'QfffY'f'HYlT' WU 'U Y 'FVWDVFYYQFEQ . , Y . . ' 9 V . I ,. Y 1 'f 2, . i Q 4., , ' 5 Aa 1 . ', I' X Q ' 4 ff 2 VJ 2 fflkf K . 5 x . .,g. nr 1.1 A4 , SINGING sl VI N Ist ron left to rwht Carol Sdlers Llnda scott D1ana Hcrren 2nd ron Nondm Xl1C1l Pit Stratton Lnnlm XNIHIBIIISOII karen kgndall Xhrx IXIII land Ensembles NWN INSLNII L LL t to uzhr Don Ru sow, I1rrx wl11L111z1LffL1 I rrx L1 dernood lorgn Dnhn Klan Mlllcr Lindon Nnnth Dan C, nys U Eagleaires I 1 ist row: C. Goff, R. Gordon, L. Renbarger, 5. Nichols, N. Harreld, L. Caldwell, M. Landis, E. Turner, IS. Cronan, 5. Shaclileford. 2nd row: M. Moran, S. Welchell, J. Brovont, N. Lake, P. Murray, B. Poe, A. Sat- terwhite, K. Buroker, I. Vice, R. Harreld, D. Hale. 3rd row: J, Wiseman, S. Longworth, R. Brock, A. Har- reld, M. Black, D. Cates, D. Rigsbee, I. Morey, P. Foust, L. Buclclcr, A. Druclr. .ith row: D. Frasier, K. Kirby, A. Siler, I. Buck, B. Deeter, J. Lake, I. llarreld, K. Murphy, J. Snyder, L. Evans, F. Guiteriez. 5th row: K. Royal, S. Kessinger, M. Whitcomb, M. McClure, 'l'. Strong, S. Turner, D, Owings, L. Barry, L. Smith, R. Anthony, J. Bush, J. Nichols, L. Scott, B. Williams. The Eagleaires serve as a training group for those aspiring to become members of the Varsity Singers. This is the largest group in the Choral Department. Members of the Eagleaires participated in the Solo and Ensemble contests and the entire group per- formed at all major concerts. A--J The Eagleaires make their debut at the annual Fall Concert. -98- 1J Ist row VICC, Ialtt, lirovont, Murray Rwharsrcr 21111 row XVISLIIIJII, Scott, Hale grd row Shackle ford 1Vl11tLo111l1 Md 11110, Ixess111t,Lr Left to rrght Murphy Weaver, Srlbr, Foust Vocal Ensembles Ist row R1111d1o, Ruwargtr, vogue, 51r1c 21 d row W1h1 rr w1111th, V1 1111115011 Lrren lt row LII ' titrs1111 F1111, xV1gg1IlS lweaslq, Hedrrck Ist row Wrnger, Lbllllllg Shafgr bhoolt, l11r11er Zlld row Le111111g, button, Kccfer, Cates 3rd row Burkt Fhoma AIIIIIOIIY Brurgs qq Pi , I l ' 1 Q! gc, 5 ' 1: ' 1. - 1 'z , V11 ,11- .!d 11111 - -i,,z' ,'2' '. .ui 1. 4- - '- -, 1 za i 1: 1 U 4 5 : ' 41-. A V' , A . 1, k o a f' fl' A .' 4 1 rf A .V . h J ,.'zf,' , ll' I I .tv- p X-Q ' 1 , ff . .-wh' 5 mr krllgltwgrtll' Q, , 4 Q x Lf 1 x-.L L , O1 L Vllt frm r w 1 , L H1 tb t , X wt , L o Q , ltdn Chozrs I Ihr' 5 .. .. ron x tr wc. , r o , L X, Lrr , New , der ow es, re , 1 nr, cott, m X cr, n S , M bo , Vlndlcr, D at tx row U7 , , 1 ron tnn Iiurre, I Hrghlc L. Stratton, C.. Sutton 100 5 v Q . -, 5 1 -- 1. J - 1, .r M -- 1 1 aL . . R' rv ,. P i' ' Y f 'M I5 1' Vt r 'z K. Mil f: , J. Agn-ss li. Nlyhr:, R.HL1lI1i1IOll, M. Mill- , Ll. N1cI 'l 'r li. M ll'-y. - l ': ki, Lwngswtrtl , D. Cllllllillglllllll J. .-Xrtlvrl V, .-X. Rohrfr L. I -nrl rrton P. D-dnzan, S. I1 rn'-r R. 2 r 'son. grd rowg P. Dxldillllll, C. Txlctlurrnalck, L. Mooncyllan, S. Davis, J. Woml, S. Gralrawl, J- llwhhs, U- YOUUCC- :I f P f f . i 1 ' D 2 P . .r , - , A ' 1 : ISI 'g C. Shzff , P. Wi1h'r Nl. Lcyp lt, D, Harrell, E. Duncan S. Millfr, l.. Shool' C. T1 rcr Cl. I tt A. Kex . 2nd r ': S. Cat M. ON al I. Gral a C. S I'. Bucl'l M. Vln nm, S. Qnrith . ' ve: J. Cl . . I l 'grd 1 M. Brings C. Lcnring M. Weaver, J. Ilarreld, D. Xntl y, P. ln 'ng, 'l'. 1 7. ' y, Q , ' I . SAND BOARD. Left to right: J. Shroclr, ll. Ixlobley, C. FxicCormack, B. Dubois, R. Kling, li. Myers, S. Horner, J. Wariioclt. One of the most striking impressions which a student receives from the music department is a feel- ing of tremendous activityl 'I his feeling derives not so much from the large number of students filling the lllLISiC rooms, or the apparently ceaseless sounds echoing from all corners, but from the great diver- sity which characterizes the total music program. During any one day a casual visitor may find a beginning student learning to find on the clari- net tothe Varsity liand rehearsing Chorale and Alleluia. One might hear the 'leen 'l ones singing a two part chorusg the Eagleaires meeting four and five part songs for the first time or the Varsity Singers learning Houston l3right's The Stars are with the Voyager. The music department affords a vast quantity of activity. Student groups and faculty work together to achieve the highest standards possible of music for O.H.l'l.S. MVSIC COUNCIL: S. Ancil, Miss Snyder, D. I-lerren, I.. Scott, P. Foust, L. Renbarger, C. Scott, C. Shafer, C. Scott. r 5-XXOPHONI: QU XRVl l Judy Cam, Beth Myers, l LU ll. TRIO Anrta Rohrer Saralou lxlclxeefer, Sue Younee, K ye Reed FRENCH HORN OUAR lrnda Shan IROMBOYI QUARII V Kay Mrd FET Bonnre lxlohley Donna Xounce, Lynn Stoops dlesxvorth, Laura Monneyhan, Ray Klrngw, Becky Carolann lxlclieefer Rrley Instrumental Ensembles The ensemhles were entered at Marron lll the Solo and lznselnhle Contest lhrrteen ensembles x ere en tered by the Converse Bind l'he groups of the enseln bles are d ternnned hw the ay. of the broup, the pre nous raxrnes, 'ind the dlffrcultx of the seleetron These groups hwe been outstandrng rn the com munrty by perfornnnf for VHFIOUS actrvrtres durrng, the year CL XRINET QUARI l-TS iharrlyn Horner, Carol Mc Cormaclx Jeannre Warnock, lxoel Hunt B111 Shaw Ruth Hamllton, Joyce Rohrer, Marrlyn Powell, a Cobbs, Tom Horner. -102 1 K xx Z N 4 n 1 Z g M 1312 .f 'f N f I ,M P wr .' f 1 IN., VXA 1 'fel N ' K1ef2 f'a 3 - x ' ' ' v -.7..c, A..,,.J . . Q.. ..,-4, .. A , . A - 1,-by x f .1- 6 6 A I -ww gx gg -. , ' 1 1' ': ? 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All soloists who received a first preparation in order to participate in the contests. rating in the district contest and who ranked in high Seventy soloists in all entered the district contest at school groups, were in the state contest at indianapolis - 10-1- lmfil' 4' signin Af A f 'M' N? vi . ' .I w Y , K A 3 ,.. Q .. - A f ' 1-hx. u 2 Wil' 4 I ' ' A :W 54 I 4 . W C 5 . f Ti' its UM. 5 is W. 'V 5 I Jw J W 1 K .2 1 mp' W wma J, Y' Q img . any X2 x 'il , ,AI U 3 A , A , MQ .uf . wma - Q t -' W., mv- X , 1' fr 3' f .-N1 L, V Q. . xv , Q- ' Qtiffq s A fn sw Xv.g.mK5' . Q 5 4 , I .wr J-.f . af' .,,,,, ,W if. .ks 6 VVEST FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET. NEVV YORK 19. N.Y. PAT BOONE TELEPHONE: PLAZA 7-4877 December l, l959 Miss Velma Snyder Yearbook Sponsor Oak Hill High School Sweetser Building Sweetser, Indiana Dear Velma: You people should be very proud of your pretty Indiana girls. This is a difficult decision to make as l'd like to call them all winners. However, you make the rules and here are my choices. As HMiss Inflightn - Diana Herren. Two lnflight princesses - Carol McCormack and Kathy Royal. l'd like to congratulate all of the candidates and wish them all the luck and success in the future. V Sincerely, I If ,wis. xc b A ef' ' KgQ!f6WT! pam Pat Boone Viv - 106 - M iss I lXll.lGll'l1'lLlNCl2SS rol XlCfQ0llilZlCli NlWOllSOl6x.l by Class of'f12 Joyce Rohrer Class of 'ful l5111il1c .-l1111 William Varsity Singers C3fOll'll Goff Class of '62 -108 - I nflight ll1s.'11111U14rL'lY , , rjlzus of lu, liareu licmlall Class ol '61 Court SN 'i Sharon fxlillcr Class ol' 'fag ML-llaa Briggs 'leen Tones Kay lxliddlesworth Class of '60 - 109 - 'Q7' i I' 'kll 'lll LPI' f'lN .x,v, xlx,1.F rx3IliX RUK'3l Marilyn Powell Class of '63 Siwnnsorell by E33 lcairc NNCIL, SUXDRX C Senior Play Chorus, 4 yrs Yearbook Staff, I yr Clreerleatler, 3, yrs President Xdvanced Chorus I XRRI R, RHI X I w 1 yrs Senior Play arbool Statl Newspaper Staff, 2 yrs Pe Club 4 yrs I3 SILI JXNICII uuior and Senior Plays 'Yearbook Staff I yr ll1 , Class lreasurer 4 yrs Pe Club y s bl VINC TON, RUN XLD 2 NIS BOGUE, Mom IEIJ Chorus, 4 yrs Pep Club 3 yrs Second Ensemble 2 BIL-XNDEINIJURG JAMES Basketball 3 yrs Track, 3 yrs Baseball, I Football gyrs Ban 2yrs BRINIXER, GARY D Track, 2 yrs Cross Country, 2 yrs Chorus, 3 yrs. Senior Play Basketball Manager 3 yrs BRINRER LARRY E Track, 2 yrs. Cross Country, 2 yrs. Junior and Senior Plays Yearbook Staff, 2 yrs. F.lf.A., 3yrs, IJROVON T, JENNIII-I RJ Chorus, , yrs Junior Play Iearbool Staff 2 yrs I C,3.l'll1V3IQllCC1l Ptp Club 4 rs CILDIILLL, IINDXI Chorus, , yrs Junior Play T H1 Y I r ep Club rs C-IS T XTOR DARI I NI- Pep Club yrs COLLIIH , CHRIS TINPI' G Newspaper Staff T H1 H, 2 rs ,ep Club 3 yr C I I VI NGIIR BLVI RI Y Junior and Senior Plays Nlewspaper Staff I yr Class Secretary I yr Twlrler 2 yrs Carnival Que n Attendant 'ep Club 4 yr COBBS ERNEST D. basketball 4 yrs. Track 4 vrs Cross Country 4 vrs Baseball 2 yrs Senior Play Escort, Bordernaan Relays CUNININIGHAM DIANAJ Chorus, I yr Junior Play Yearbook Staff I yr Newspaper Staff, 2 yrs CUNNINGHAM FRED P. Cross Country, I yr. Intramural Sports, I yr. CURTIS, ROBERT D. Class Secretary, I yr, -110- DAII I Y, DONNA lvl Attendant laorder1nanRelays 1 'NI ORTII Sl V JXI XX l ILL I Cxorns, 2 rs Junior Play Hearbool Staff I yr Newspaper Staff I yr Class Seeretary I yr IRIC IA I Chorus 2 yrs Junior Play I ua 2 rs ienrble I DOUCJL XSS, IARRH I lsas etball 4 yr oOtball, I r band rs Newspaper Staff DULING, LORTN L lo s Insernble s GIVEXS, JOE G Newspap r St ff 3 yrs. l p Club 2 rs GOLDING RICHARD A Basketball 2 yrs cl' 2 yrs Cross Country, I yr Senior Play . rs GUTEIRREZ, JAMES Basketball Iyr Junior and Senior Plays HAMILTON RUTH A Chorus, 2 yrs. Band, 4 yrs. Junior and Senior Plays Newspaper Staff, 4 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. Semor Index '. ,-g. bxff ' ,half ISI.. ' at ' 5 2 j '. Tri-Ili-Y, 3 yrs. I' - ,.. . A ' ' I DEI. UGJY N. ' ' , y' . 'I ' - y' . if 'I 3. ' I Pal el, 4 J' 3. T- 'T ,X I- ,V. ' ' QQ , . Yea 43 J , I yr. ' ' ' a , '. IW . H ' . 4' . ri- '- , y . p , 1' . Ile ' , gy . DIill'l'lER, PA I 1 . EAC .7 ', .- ,' 'E . I , .Efj IE. ' I' Chorus, 4 yrs. Junior and Senior Plays Tri-Hi-Y, I yr. I' . y' D ,4'. lepClI, y. ' ' , I . Elsa A, yr. Tri- '-Y, ' yrs. f' I 1 . '. '. I ' ,1yr. , 'v. 'p . , 4 'r . ri- '- ' y . H k ', I' s. l T' , 's. I3 y . 'Z .'1' .' M. ' ,4y , lf.lf.A., . 2,5 E A , T 5 . A. . S , 2 yrs. ' - I , '. I 1 3. i , R . ' ' , . I y' I 2, gyl' . ' , yrs. ' ' e F.P.A., 4 yrs. I , 'S. LI IR I n I , . , . . a e . a , I I' . ' , ' le , y . yr. , y . o . - . , - I , . Cl, ' . , ' . D , . Ira ., I , . ' I , I . F.E. A., 4 y . Io.I'.A., 3 yrs. , , , , 9 a L . . - , . 0 llAIySlly, JUNI M Chorus, 4 yrs Yearbook 2 yrs Newspaper 3 yrs P C lub rs CRI I J Chorus, 4 yrs P C luu rs H XRRI LD RDNA LD C torus, yrs seuror Play P uC lub 2 rs ZRII D NIIXRON R Chorus, 3 yrs Junror and 5Cll1OI' Plays HLNDIRSON ROM RF I IILINDI RSOX DUNN X J Chorus 3yrs Junror Play Second Ensemble I Pep Club, 2 yrs HOIBBS JUDY A Chorus, 4 yrs HOCAIN FRI D W Basketball 4 yrs Class Treasurer I r HOLLOW AY RObII A Junror and Senror Plays HUNT, JAMES L Basketball, 3 yrs Track, 2 yrs Cross Country, I yr Baseball 4 yrs Ban 4 yrs benror Play HYIVIMI, roMJ IFyININGs, LLOYD R IoNEs, yvooorzoyv C Basketball, 2 yrs. Chorus, 3 yrs. KELLEY, FRANCIS W. Junror and Senlor Plays FI. A. , 4 yrs. Pep Club, 3 yrs. ICI SSINCI R SIIIRI I Y I C horus, 4 yrs I lub Irs er wle Three, I IyII'yG RAI eIb1IIIyI21lII er rs el lana er 3 s Iootball,I r bard vrs Newspaper, 3 yrs Class Presrdents rs I XRRISON, DUN ua 4 yrs Junror and Senror Plays 'yeyyspaper I I as etball Mana r r sl Rl R basl etball 4 y rs T rael , rs Cross Country 3 y Iootball, 4 yrs 'yIewspaper 3 yrs Class X ICC Presrdent 2 LIIMSDEIN LINDA L Chorus, I yr MCCARTY, ROY basketball 3yrs T rack, 4 yrs MCCLURE I'Dyy ARD basketball, 3 yrs Track 2 yrs Cross Country 2 r Class Vrce Presrdent MART BURR Tr ck I yr Senror Play MIDDLESWORTH RAY Chorus, 3 yrs Band 4 yrs Junror and bemor Plays Cheerleader, 2 yrs 'yIeyvspaper, 2 yrs Class Treasurer, 2 y'rs. MII I FR, WILLIAM -X. Basketball Manager, 2 yrs Track Manager, 2 yrs. Baseball Manager, 2 yrs. Iootball Manager, I yr. Chorus, 2 yrs. Yearbook, 2 yrs I ll I I ARC Newspaper 2 yrs I III C basketball Nl Ina er, Nenror Jlay 7 y illls IIC I Ju ror and s nlor a RS I Chorus 3 yrs Ina I y IS Yearbook, I yr 'yeyyspap I 7 yrS Pep Club 2 yrs 'NI X IL ROIII RI Chorus, 2 yrs senror Play 'NIICIIOIS LURI I Chorus, 4 yrs Junror and Senror P ays Yearbook, I yr H1 2 rs Pep Club 4 yrs ORRLLL, ALYS A Chorus, 4 yrs Junror Play Yearbook, 2 yrs In y 3 Cheerleader, 2 vrs sophomore attendant OYLER MARVIN P-XDCETT MICHAEL L ,Illl'l101' and senror Plays PARKS, ROIJLRT A Basketball, 2 yrs. I-ootball, I yr. l.l .A , I yr PI MBI RTOY, LINDA I. Chorus, 2 yrs. Pep Club, 4 yrs. PRICIxI T I, LI DO X ' 'ff' 3 . ' . If , Q ,S . MII,.ZIi, CQ ILYN Il. ', '. I ep C , 4 y . . 3 , ' lins- nl 1 I A yr. 'I'rI-III-Y, I yr. 'ylCIl l', J IIIN P, epl ,4y' . , ' ' V. A5 Q, Iyr bask- I ' 111, 4y' . ' I ' IIAI 5,1 , Izlilslicjcply s, 'Im-4 yy Q. , I yr., pq fvjluly' , ,fl I ,f . : . epII,3y, '1,4y, Y y is . IICII Q, I. g I.yI.I. I., f 5 I A' I.. It 1' ,4y' . 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XJ C9ur Advertisers 1960 Bly .S Rexall Drugs I Il0h Nw Glfihl Wh-E .271 I BOB AND LILLIAN BLY Phone EX 5 3102 Converse Indlana 116 JKJ sfandafd s9WiW MeNamara,s Service, I nc JOHN and JOAN I RIVERS I Phone :xpon 5-3380 3' couvsnsn: INDIANA STANDARD COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES OVER 40 YEARS OF CONIINLOUS UNINTERRUPIED SERVICE TO OUR COMNIUNIIY State Bank of Amboy AMBOY INDIANA FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP Young s SHELL Shell Servzee CONVERSE INDIANA SERVICE IS OUR BUSINESS Znd AND BYPASS MARION INDIANA COMPLIHENIS OF M zlton 3 FOR MEN AND BOYS MARION INDIANA Rose Barber Shop PHONE EX 5 7424 AMBOY INDIANA A Y, . Q- . . . , Y 'A' Y, Y T . , . . MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 7 Q KV, 11 -' I I 1 'V H -HT- TR: Lllnf S1:11icJ1's cnt' 123641 We Wish You Good Luck Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Hoclson Allen K lang Insurance Agency Tllllf. T1 led and Clalm Tested Old Llne Compaules Comp 1 11111, nts Dams Inn Phone EX 5 .3190 COIIVLISL Illdlalla Phone 2 2561 324 VVeM Thxnj S'eet MAR'ON INDIANA AJ' llh 2 fl. HAWKINS FORD smas X, '42 s - F Kit? H . . , ,wus The I Journal Printing Co Publishers of THE FARM PRESS And THE MIAMI FARMER Phone EX 533505 Convtiat Indiana Compliments of JAMES MATTHEWS, INC. Buick Sales and Service lUll-1013 North Baldwin Ave Marion Indiana Barnette Appliance Co lll South Wabhington No1th 4 2851 Mayta Mabhelb and Diyeib Zenith Telovision Jack and Jill Play School MRS DALE MIDDLESWORTH CONVERSE INDIANA L! l - -1 1 1 D Y A'k'x, ' I 1- ,.4 . ,,. ' 1 J mi: Z3 ' 0 ll' fl - Q 1-1 f,'n Q A as - ,l- Carney Furniture Co. ' Amboy Cafe WHERE XOUR FRIENDS A GOOD PLACE IO EAI BLI IHEIR FURNITURE ILOYD AND HARJORIE DANPORIH CONVERSE INDIANA Warn0Ck CREDI1 CRIIDI1 Applzanee C0 M eD0rLaZd S Jewelry BUIQVA HAICHES RED AND VELWA 534 70 Axp LP OIHER WAICHES S4 70 AED UP PHONE EX Db RINGS CONVERSE INDIANA ALL LODGES SIGNEIS HARES SILVER SIAINIESS SIEEI YOLR LOCAL HOTPOINI I I5 INAICH ISA S UAYIAG AND HAMILTON JEWELRY AND WAICH ELECIRIL APPLIANCE DEALER Rhpqlg AVD EYGRAVING ALSO SUALI APPLIANCES axn WIRING CRED1q CRhDIT IN! I v w 1 y' N' ' I H 1 fy w rwyy I vv rw - ' w I I Y II I A w rw I Iv I 'lv' I - lf 1 ,y 1 ,1 . I , 0 ' - 'xv ww ,I I V I I ' L' T T -A ' . II f- 1 v f- w f. - Y Q ' 5-'V31 ' ' DIAMONDS - BIRTHSTONES ' ' ' I 11 1 ww I 7 I III - A , - 1 .l V w,, U,,, .. A11 J I Y A J '. . ' N ND' 'wi V A. 3,- v -vw w W 1 V, Y A I II I I I 1 - v wx , v v w 1 I I D I II I 1 1 l 1- Mart 5 Restaurant CONVILRSL INDIAN-X I I - I I Av H ii, ,W A Av, PHONE LX. 5-31598 I I ilhiui LAIIISON MINERAL HOME ....,T-A W5uuuL.mL::.. Q 41 '-4--41.4,,4..,.,,,QL.Q..- Larrzson Funeral Home PHONE EX 5 3234 CONVERSE INDIANA hum R.R. F4 Marlon, Indlana Phone Sweetser 3201 J. I. Case Company Farm Implements A111s Chalmers Farm Implements R.C.A. Appllances and Te1ev1s1on Sets G.M.C. Trucks 122 XL X Ll,- 1+Q...- ' CHQ W f 25' S Qmbqwtwgiv Qkigi, QLZ al ' its 5121 ' Ig I M Q 1 P 4 A in . I 'Runs -14,1 nf'-,L There s a LIH e Ex+ra In a Porfralf ADAMS STUDIO KoKoMo I ' I Some+I'1ing by C'.!t'l7A EEFRR' A SUPER SERVICE BD dk The Mayne Market ONE OF THE FINE STORES IN CONVERSE N otttngham Oldsmobzle 307 EAST 31d STREET MARION INDIANA M eGraw S Garage and 2 N WEST DELPHI ROAD SWEETSER INDIANA Standard Service Station Tom and Larry S SERVICE CENTER Mgaljlg-as EXPORT 5 3384 CONVERSE, INDIANA I 5' , w-:-, 55 -l f - - ,, - I - - , . S mfg ,. :aiaa:::f::,s AT Gil5i:5 V RIS.:- -:-zafzs :z' I Qlblgllnbgyf -.1 52.25. 'v vv Q N vv I J f v f , A . v I I Y 1 - 124 - Compllmgutb oi Rc9zM Lzquzd N Ltrogen Servzce LAFONTAINE INDIANA GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1960 Graham s Ford Sales Wg SLI1 the Bent CODVLISG Iudlaua EX 5 0645 A cknowledgements WALTZ bTUDIO PERU, INDIANA PERU TRIBUNE ALAN MILLER PHOTOGRAPHER KOKOMO TRIBUNE ADAMS STUDIO KOKOMO INDIANA MARION CHRONICLE T A TORGERSON PHOTOGRAPHER 195 J Q I 'm 1 :- and Service the Rcstn A11 , ' . -'J 7 ! ... , . . , Norris Insurance Agency . Brookshzre Cleaners AMBOY INDIANA CONVERSE, INDIANA PHONE EX. 5-7561 WE AIM TO PLEASE FIRE-AUTO-LIABILITY-LIFE FARM LOANS PHONE EX. 5-3687 Tom s Chevrolet Sales Emrwk S Musle Store NEW AND UOED CARS SALES AND SERVICE EVERYTHING MUSICAL E 5 3 20 PHONE X WABASH INDIANA CONVERSE INDIANA PAUL HAINLEN AND SON Shane s Tzre Company MILE WEST li MILES SOUTH 1000 NORTH BALDWIN AVENUE CONVERSE INDIANA MARION INDIANA APPLES AND CIDER W7 , O J O I . - 2 Hainlen Orchard , . 1 , - I . Lf' . Qualzty Lake Character Endures 564459 15? Amon. lm. Thompson Body Shop Converse, Indiana PHILLIP AND SANDY REITZ Phzlhps 66 Sweetser Indiana Earl Hainlen and Son Two Miles South, 5 Mile west of Converse Apples, Cider and Peaches Phone EX 5-3667 Converse Wendall and Faye Gzfe Bag Bud Drwe Inn North on By Pass THE DAVE MCKILLIP FAMILY U R R Herb S Barber Shop 7 Mont S Electrzcal Seruzee Phone 2805 Sweetser Indiana Swzngle Auto Sales Amboy Indiana ! . . , 0 l Marion, Indiana J H ---- Y! 1 . ! - L8- f,f IIIIIIIIIIIIII LOW PRICES EVERYDAY AT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD I GA Ph. Sweetser 2601 Sweetser Indlana SS COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF MARION INDIANA I 1? ni ' 3 u IOTIIED UNDER AUIHORIYY OF IME COCA-COIA COMPANY IY ' , , TIC. 4 Q - OHIO O IL CO MARATHON OIL Roy D Brovont Dee Hudson and S011 Dealer Buzldmg Contractors Ph 2546 Sweetser Sweetser Indlana FREE ESTIMATES Serve Holsum BAKED BY Call Sweetser 2629 Dzetzen s Herff Jones Co MANUFACTURING JEWELERS H STATIONERS 1401 1429 NORTH CAPITOL AVE INDIANAPOLIS 7 IND 130 ' Q Every ' D! 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