Oolitic High School - Limestone Yearbook (Oolitic, IN)
- Class of 1957
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This year we have an interesting and unique picture of two stone carvers at the Carl Furst Company Mill producing an intricate carving to be used in the interior of a Cathedral at Newark, New Jersey. J DI DIC HIOX Mr Ray Allen This year we are dedlcatlng our yearbook to our former history and government teacher Mr Ray Allen who retired from teaching at the close of the 1956 school year Mr Allen had been teaching un the Oolltlc Social Studles Department for the last thirteen years, and durung that time every graduate of Oolltlc Hugh School had received mstructuon ln Amerlcan History and Government In has classes He was a competent and mspuratuonal teacher, and the school feels the loss of has quiet, scholarly presence from the class rooms 4 4 r 1 - 4 'I L 7 , 1 . 1 sq' . x .. I I ' I i if 1:13 . ,rfyt in H' IWEWYW ff-nur- M0495 ffm -fave maggie. o ?so?'?i15:'i5' mmng 13, a,955'eiS'e9W ,gww dg QER' 8271: Q Y W6 SEP' TEN gl: Us U IP ea In 3 57 I0 I 12 I3 xg I7 If 19 20 1' Q 5 E A97 A- 'QQ fe m. Wigan fm- mn 9-95 Nagy! 1 4 5' 6 '7 3 Q 1 14 . . . 423 2y25-1.26 27 28 Sifified JQ A E .. , SEPTEMBER! and it was a busy and exciting one as We studied and played. The events of this happy year, our story, is recorded in this issue of THE LEIIVIESTONE. 5 .,.,..-' r lTop PICYUYS, Mrs Fish Mrs Wray Mrs Butcher Mrs Frankhn Mrs Corey Standing Ruth Sears Student Teacher and Mrs Louden Substutute Teacher flower Picture! Mrs Cannedy Mrs Sears Mrs Speer and Mr Fortner C 4-rw Q Standmg Mr Johnson, Mr Rowe, Mr Rust, Mr Jackson, Mrs Lehman, Mrs Patton, Mrs Gales Seated Mr Hensley, Mrs Chambers, Mrs Elknns, Mrs Duncan, Mrs Knnght, Mrs Downs TOP PICTURE A dependable student us appomted by the pruncupal to serve as ottuce assnstants for each period of the day For the first semester, the students who dud thus work were Jnm Godsey, Frances Nlcholson, Ruta Howell, Stanley Neal, Marllyn Jones, Janet Muller, Call stcndungj, Sharon McP1ke, ot the typewruter PRINCIPAL Mr George W Hensley COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT SHAWSWICK TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE Mr Howard Gee MI' Guy Weaver 8 5 ' 4 Egg ' ' .7 ' ' wwg La ' . X I , eff- OUR MAINTENANCE MAN Tommy Evans T'-'E TRAFFIC BOYS are on duty every morning, noon, and evening on the highway in front of the school house. Each year the traffic boys safeguard the lives of the students as they cross the street. The boys are under the supervision of Mr. Fortner and the Town Marshall, Mr. Sam Gilbert. fLeft to rightj Eugene Jones, Lucky Turner, Terry Hollers, Larry Parks, Larry Blackburn, and Robert Cheek. THE SHAWSWICK TOWNSHIP ADVISORY BOARD is Vs Sin- S 'Eb . V M Frank Neumeister Foster Asbell Dewey Hatfield 9 THE EDITORS Patty Duncan Stanley Neal E M S T A ,f Kay Sanders Raymond Staley Sue Darcus John Spauldung Marulyn Jones 10 E 0 F EXECUTIVES Mrs Barbara Southern Mrs Secretary an-iw Bonnie Lehman Mr George Hensley Treasurer Prmclpal These three people take care of the buslnes transactions connected with all orgamzed clos functnons and school actlvltles All money collected and all bulls pond ln the productvon of The Limestone were cleared through thus office group The Staff Cpuctured on the leftj as composed of sensors who are nom: noted by the sensor class ot the begmnnng of the school year Usually about twelve sensors who have good school records are selected by the class then from thus group these seven students were chosen to serve as Co Edltors and staff of the T957 Issue of thus book Nearly every sensor had some duty In connection with the publncatnon of The limestone but all fnnal declslons on content layout copy pictures and blndnng were made by the staff and the sponsor ll Yearbook Sponsor Mrs Patton T H F IC E ss- ' - 5 T 1 tt l K Al 6' , , , I 4 t , 1 1. ' 1 ic P 'N A PARODY ON HOUND DOG We aint nothing but Seniors Just a laughin all the time lNe aint nothin but Seniors Just a laughin all the time Well we ve always had our lessons But we re stall real far behind They aunt nothin u teachers Just a talkin all the time They aint nothin Just a talkin all Well they taught us a u teachers e time GRADUATION DAY s a time fo 'oy a tim for tea A time well treasure through the years Well remember always Graduat on Day At the Senior Prom we danced till three And then you gave your heart to me Well remember always Graduation Day though we leave in sorrow All the loys we ve known And theyll always be friends of mane We aunt nothin but sorry That we have to leave you soon We aint nothin but sorry That we have to leave you soon Well always think of you And the days in our old class room Knowing well nev r walk alone When the aisles vxe walk are far behind No matter where our paths may wind Vvell remembe always Graduation Day MOTTO In Ourselves Our Future Lies CLASS COLORS Blue and White CLASS FLOVVER Blue Carna ton NIOR CE Janice Smith Jerry Lewis Sue Darcus Kay Horn Secretary Vice-President President Treasurer SPONSOR: Wilma Elkins Dorothy Dqnguf C L A S S S O N G S . , . , . I I I I f li , r , e rs . , . I I I . , . ' I - : 1. I ' ' . . ' I t I b 1 I I . . , . ' I ' I b T I I . . ' ' th ' . I A , lot, I I , . . I Vlfe can face tomorrow, ' I ' I ' I Q . , . , 1 . I . f - f, I I 11 - 11 S E O F F I R S ' 'tr . A C A 6 9 LI N If N 3 I X I '51 l Class History The class of 1957 entered the halls of OHS in 1953, as 96 Green Freshmen from four different schools. It took only a short time to get acquaintedg then they were ready for their high school days. Patty Duncan and John Spaulding represented the class in the Regional Algebra Contest in which Patty took first place. Sue Darcus was elected cheer-leader. There were two enioyable par- ties this year with Mrs. Knight as class sponsor. As Sophomores a few of the class dropped out reducing the total to 84 students Janice Smith was Basketball Queen Attendant and Sue Darcus and Patty Duncan were yell leaders Bonnie Jo Smith was the sponsor this year The best year of all was the Junior year Although many more students had fallen by the wayside there were still 71 members Concessions were sold at the ballgames and a play was presented The arrival of class rings put the final stamp on the class as being upper classmen Patty Duncan and Sue Darcus were again elected yell leaders and Marilyn Jones was Basketball Queen Attendant The biggest event of all as is true of every Junior class was the planning decorating for and attending the Junior Senior Prom Mrs Duncan and Mrs Speer as class spon sors supervised the Prom and two parties for the class during the year Now the final year at OHS brought the class fwhich now numbered only 57 out of the original 961 to the realization that school days were almost over and that they would soon take a place in the adult world So they ettled down to hard work and produced this 1957 Limestone recording all the honors and outstanding achievements reached during the Senior year Sharon McPike Ruth Sears John Spaulding OUTSTANDING SENIORS 'G Sue Darcus Patty Duncan County DAR Winner David Steele Girls State Stanley Neil Ctopj Boys State Boys State 1? , . I ' 4 , . ' I ' -' 1 , ' . . . , ' , . I I . S ' . . . 1 I I , 4 'ST ' W. - lg. 4 fi 5 1, 1 X ggi 5 - QI. X J . X - A I ' I ' I I 1 Luisa Af s MARION HUBERT ANDIS Majors: English, History, Mathc- matics. Activities: Basketball 1, 4, Track 1, 2, Junior Play. RAY ARTHUR BAKER Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Mathematics. Activities: Junior Achievement, Junior Play. LARRY GENE BRIDGES Majors: English, History, Science. WILLIAM RAY BUHER Majors: English, History, Mathe- matics, Industrial Arts. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain of Varsity Team, 43 Letterman's Club President, Beta Club Of- ficer, Office Work, Junior Play. ROBERT THOMAS CHINN Majors English Industrial Arts, History, Mathematics Activities Junior Play Baseball 1 2 Track 2 Beta Club 4 WILLIAM HARVEY CHINN Majors: English, Business, Mathe- matics. 14 CAROLYN JOYCE CAMPBELL Majors: English, History, Home Economics, Commerce. Activities: G.A.A. 1, Concessions 1, 2, Pep Club 1, Freshman Play, Chorus l, 2, 3. HURSHEL CHILDERS Majors: English, Commerce, His- tory, Mathematics. JAMES LOWELL CRAIG Majors: English, Industrial Arts, Mathematics. Activities: Baseball 1, 2. JOYCE ELLEN DAVIS Majors: English, History, Com- mercc. Activities: 'GAA 2, 3, Junior Con- cessions, Cafeteria 1, 2, 3, 4. SUE ANN DARCUS Majors: English, Business With Shorthand, Home Economics. Activities: Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, GAA Officer 1, 2, Operetta 1, Girls' State 3, English Con- testant 3, Class Officer 1, 3, 4, Sextet 2, Nonuplet 4, Junior Play, Yearbook Staff, Junior Achievement. PHILIP GORDON DOUGLAS Majors: English, Science, History, Mathematics, Drafting. Activities: Basketball S c c 0 n d Team 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Junior Play, Letter- man's Club. 15 I anim.. 3-4. .wal PATRICIA LOUISE DUNCAN Majors: English, Business with Shorthand, Mathematics. Activities: Cheer Leader 2, 3, Chorus I, 25 GAA l, 2, 4, GAA Officer 4, Operetta lg Beta Club Officer -Ig Class Officer 3, GAA Christmas Ball Queen Can- didate lg Winner Algebra Re- gional 1, Algebra State, School- News Reporter 43 Junior Play, County DAR VVinnerg Co-Editor 15357 Limestone, GAA Christmas Ball Queen 4, Office Practice 'Ig Beta Club 2, 3, 4. CAROLYN MANNETTA EVANS Majors: English, Business Activities: Beta Club 3, 4, Beta Librarian 43 Prom Queen At- tendant Jig GAA 2, Junior Con- cessions, Student Director Junior Play, Office Practice 15 Class Officer 2, 3, School-News Re- porter 4g Student Teaching' 1, 4. JOYCILYN KAY ELLIOTT Majors: English, HistOl'y. Activities: Junior Concessions, Cheer Block, Prom Committee. WILLIAM LESTER FLYNN Majors: English, Mathematics, In- dustrial Arts. JACKIE DEAN FOWLER Majors: English, History, Mathe- matics. Aetivities: Basketball 1, Baseball 4. JOAN ELAINE FOGLESONG Majors: English, History, and Business. Activities: Office Practitfe IQ Li- brary 2, 3, 4, Junior Play. 16 GARY RAY GILMORE Majors: English, lwatlieliiatics. DAVID DANIEL HARRISON Majors: English, Business, Matliv matics. Activities: Haslietllall l, Z3 .Iunio Play. PHILIP CLARK HERT Majors: English, History, Biatht- matics, Industrial Arts. DONNA KAY HORN Majors: English, Business. Activities: Prom Queen, Vlass Officer 2, 43 Librarian 1, 2, Il May Festlvalg Junior Play, Beii Club: Yell Club 3, 4. KENNETH THOMAS HOWELL Majors: English, History, Mathe- matics. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Officer 3, 45 Chorus 2, 23, 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Junior Play. I DONALD WAYNE HUDSON Majors: English, Business, Mathc- matics. Activities: Junior Play. 17 1 Y IMOGENE JACKSON Majors: English, Business with Shorthand. Activities: Beta C'lub Ii, 4, Librar- ian l, 2, Sig Cheerblock 4. EARL IVAN JAMISON Majors: English, Mathematics. Activities: Baseball 2, Sig Basket- ball 23 Track 2, 45 Vross Country 2, 33 Softball 2, Zig Junior Play, Junior Concessions, Beta Club 33, 4, Plane Geometry Contest 2, Comprehensive Mathematic: Contest Ii, 43 Librarian 1, 2, 3. MARTHA JOYCE JONES Majors: English, Business with Shorthand. Activities: Junior Play, Junior Concessions, Booster Vlub 3. MARILYN KAY JONES Majors: English, Business with Shorthand, Mathematics. Activities: GAA 1, 2, GAA Christ- mas Ball Queen Candidate 1, Operetta lg Basketball Queen Candidate 29 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Junior Achievement 43 Yearbook Staff, Office Practice 45 Cheer- leader 43 Sextet 2, Nonuplet 4. GLENENE SUE KELLEY Majors: English, History, Business with Shorthand. Activities: Beta Club 3, 4. JERRY WAYNE LEWIS Majors: English, Business. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball lg Track 3, 43 Class Officer 45 Lettcrmens Club. 18 SHARON ROSE McPIKE Majors: English, Business. Activities: I . Il. A. flfy.l3 Beta Club 2, Si, 43 Office Practice -13 Prom Queen Attendant iiQJl.lI1lOl' Concessions. JANET MARIE MILLER Majors: Home lic., Iingrlish, and Business. Activities: Chorus 1, 23 Operetta 13 GAA 1, 2, Ii, 43 GAA Officer 3, 43 Beta Club 3, 43 Beta Club Officer 43 Student Teaching 13 Office Practice 43 Junior Play3 Junior Concessions3 Jr. Achieve- ment 4. LARRY SHANNON MILLER Withdrawn STANLEY ALLYN NEAL Majors: English, History, Indus- trial Arts, Business, and Mathe- matics. Activities: Second Team 23 Track 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Hoosier Boys State 33 Junior Concessions3 Junior Playg Beta Club 43 Class Officer 1, 2, 33 Co-Editor 1957 Limestoneg Nonuplet 4. JUDITH ARLENE NELSON Majors: Home EC., English, and Business. Activities: Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 43 Junior Play3 Cheer Leader 43 Beta Club 43 Student Band Director 2, 3, 43 Operetta 13 Queen Attendant 23 Band Officer 33 Style Show 23 Junior Achievement 4. FRANCES KAY NICHOLSON Majors: English, Business, Mathe- matics. Activities: Office Practice 43 Jr. Concessionsg GAA 1, 2. f f 19 is ELEANOR EDDITH POTTS Majors: lintrlish, Business, Home lflconomics. Activities: GAA 1, 2, -lg Vhrislmas Ball Queen l'andicl.1te 2, Beta Club 4, Style bhow Jig Junior Play, Junior Achievement, Bus- lictlmall Queen. VERNON LEE PATTON Majors: English, Business, Mathe- matics. Activities: Junior Voncessionag Junior Play, Track JS. JERRY LEE PUCKETT Majors: English, History, Mathe- matics. Activities: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 33 Cross Country 3. IVAN DALE RAINBOLT Majors: English, History, Science, Business. NORRIS LAYNE REYNOLDS Majors: English, Business, Indus- trial Arts, History. Activities: Beta Club 4, Junior Concessions. JIMMY LEE ROACH Withdrawn 20 CYNTHIA KAY SANDERS ajors I Ilgllxh 'lrIdI,l'11l11llltx 4 Iiuslm-. mth Shmthuul ctnvntnes ll lu lu 2 Dlum Nlajmt L Chustmas ball Quttn famlnlate 1 Chxxstmu Ball u mn ay ILII'll0l.ALl'lltN8llltl1t I 5. Contut 5 mux tltttx I Xtulmook S 1 A l GEORGE WESLEY SARGENT Majors I'ng.,l1sh xIdf,I'ltIT1d.tlLS In dustxlal Arts Actlvntnes Iunlol ALI1llX8IDLIlt 4 a C lub 1 umm llax Xt ok Alt I IIII 11 TREVA JOYCE SHELTON Majors Fngllsh Homt Iftonom lu Buxmeas Actwxtnes Lholus 1 Junior Plax Plomptel RUTH EVELYN SEARS Majors Fngllsh Home Fconom lu Busmess ctlvltles B ta I lub 7 3 4 Plan StudentTeath1ng Xalan tme Sw eethealt JANICE RUTH SMITH Majors Fngllsh Honu Ifconom lcs Busmess ACtlVltle8 Beta f'lub2 'I 4 Beta Cub Offltel 3 4 Bandl Z 3 olue 1 -1 Jun 01 Play Opelettal Junlol Basket ball Queen Candldate Band Of flcer 3 -1 Claes SCCILIZHIQ 4 Gnls State Alternate 3 Jumox Prom Queen Attendant JOHN DAVID SPAULDING Majors Fnglmh Hletols lVlathe matlcs, Busmem Actlvltles Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Offlcex 1, 2, 3, 4, Cholus 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Regional and State Algebxa Context 1, Track 2, Junlox Play, Student Managex 4, Yeaxboolt Staff 21 Y MB if 'W gd? NW th-v-vw, DANNY DAVID STAC-GS ajors NI1thLlNlUL I ngll OSA WILLIAM STAGGS Majors Fngll h 'NI ithemxtln dnl Hlatolx Actlvxt es -elm 1 'll k RAYMOND LOWELL STALEY ajors Ll h it X N11 matlc Actxvntxes X ubool SMH Bit um 3 Ba dm DAVID JOE STEELE Majors Pllgllh IIISIOIX Nlathe matlcb Actlvntnes Jumol Plax Pctl C lub B 3 4 Bam Ll O1 Us o State 3 LOWELL THOMAS STRUNK Majors Mathemxtxcs Hxstmx an! Tngllxh Actxvxhes B Hlutblll 1 9 N 1,, k,. LARRY RONALD STEWART Majors Enfxllxh, Hwtmx, DLIQHLC, Mathematlcs ACtlVltleS Baxkuiball 1, 9, 3, 4, CIOSS Countxx 1, 7, 3, 4 Tliltlx 2, Jumol Plax, Beta Club 4 22 SHARON ANN TURNER Majors: linglish, liistury, llumm livurmliiiaw, liusim-ss. Activities: Mujowlu- lg .Iuniol Concessions: Junior Playg GAA 25 Czzmliclatv for Christmas Hall Qucn-n 2: lim-ta Club 43 Student Teaching' Zig Prom Committm-1 Ycll Club Jig C2li.0l0l'lil 2, Ji. RONALD EUGENE WRAY XYithclrawn ERNEST RAY WYTTENBACK Majors: English, History, Scivncc, Mathematics. 23 SENIOR CLASS GROUP H flfz' Senlor Marlon Andns Ray Baker Larry Brudges Bull Buher Carolyn Campbell Hurshel Chllders Bull Chnnn Bob Chmn James Cralg Kenny Crozier Sue Darcus Joyce Davis Gordon Douglas Patty Duncan Joyce Elluott Carolyn Evans Lester Flynn Joan Foglesong Jack Fowler Gary Gilmore Davld Harrison Phnlnp Hert Kay Horn Tom Howell Don Hudson Imogene Jackson Ivan Jamlson Joyce Jones Sue Kelley Jerry Lewls Sharon McPuke Janet Muller Stanley Neal Judy Nelson Frances Nicholson Vernon Patton Eleanor Potts Jerry Puckett Dale Rambolt Layne Reynolds Kay Sanders George Sargent Ruth Sears Treva Shelton Januce Smsth John Spaulding Danny Staggs Osa Staggs Raymond Staley Davld Steele Larry Stewart Tom Strunk Sharon Turner Ronald Wray Ernest Wyttenback Nuckname Andy Tlny Larry W Id Bull Pete Hursh Wllly Thomas Cusco Gench Susie o Gab at o Carrie Pancho Tu Uncle Danny I Kay Tommy Rock Gene Partial Smokey ue Lefty Rose ns Stan Judy Fran Honest Pottle Candy Shorty Cuz Kay Sarg Ruthre Trev Smutty Johnny Boone Olsle Stale Bread Buzzy Hoosnlu Spike e Butch Ernle Favornte Sayang Ill never ell Remarkable I Youll never know Gee Whnz Golly Act your age Get rhythm By George Get funny Oh Heck Oh Dear Oh Gee You dont say Whole bug bunch You dont know do you Cotton Pnckln You d better belueve ut Oh shoot Hey' Get Rhythm I dont belneve at I dont know Oh my cow Gee whnz Natch Cotton Puck Durnd uf I know Shucks Dont feed me that stuff Oh stupid How about that Oh for pete sake You d better belneve It I dont know what to tell you No klddln Lady dont let your dog blte me We re going to have a test No klddln Shoot Dont know Shoot Goodness We I Holy cow Therell be days luke that III be got down I dont wanna hear nt Cuss Dyou know If you had a braln youd dangerous Thats rnght sonny What ID the cat haur So what Oh no 24 SENIOR Favorite Song Candy Freckle faced Gal Blue Moon Hound Dog Humoresque I Walk The Lune Eat Drunk and Be Merry Eat Drunk and Be Merry Hound Dog True Love Walkln In The Raun Let Me Born To Be With You Love Me Tender Whatever Wull Be Poor Boy Heartbreak Hotel Love Me Tender Traln Of Love Money Honey Moonllght Gambler Love Me Tender Young Love Heartbreak Motel Dont Be Cruel Slnglng The Blues Only You I Almost Lost My Mind Love Me Love Me Tender True Love Singing The Blues Night Train Love Me Tender Dont Forbnd Me Dont Be Cruel Moonlight Gambler III Walk The Lane Dont Be Cruel Moonglow Happy Whistler Ivory Tower Go Away Wuth Me True Love Young Love Sunglng The Blues Walkin In The Rain Moonlight Gambler Dont Forbld Me I Walk The Lune Blueberry Hull You And M Get Rhythm Blueberry Hull . . , t . . i . . , J Y I . , . 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R d ' ' e SECRETS Ambutuon Have a nuce car Sample Compbel Noodles Wrestler Get Marrued A Nurse Enguneer Get Marrued Enguneer Coon Hunter Graduate A Good Wute Beautucuan Owner of the J C Stores Housewufe Punch holes un donuts Housewute Hunter Nurse Teachers Pet 20 Year Man Presudent Owner of Smallwoods Housewufe Be a Space Cadet Mulluonaure Housewute Have lots of gurls Busuness Course Tue knots un pretzels Race druver Fund a good 'ob Nurse To be a success Desugner Housewufe None Get druvers Incense Pruncupal of OHS To get marrued Hot Rod Buulder Secretary Enguneer Teacher Housewufe Get marrued Bachelor Lawyer Quut Loafung Bachelor Enguneer To Travel Avuatuon Furst Woman Presudent Get out of school Graduate Lukes Anuta Rods Hot Rods Mary To Dance Math and Scuence Women Punk Cadullacs Women Gurls Pretty Houses Don Candy Bu Ronnue Chet Fords Everyone Hot Rods Fords Gurls Bookeepung Jerry Gurls Derenda To druve Math and sof drunks Vernon a Kay Layne To druve Judy T druve To sleep Females To have a good tume Freda To goto church Sharon Puneapple Math and Drawung Food Dave Jack Gurls Sharon Money Nothung Musuc Travel Gurls Talmadge V 8 Chevy Huntung 7m Duslukes Englush Traps Chevy cars Work Ce taun People Nosey Women Fords Elvus My Buddues Teachers Snobbush People Hustory Work Pumpkun Pue School Smartalecks Chevys Saulors Chevys Women Work Gurls Smartalecks Exams Hard Work Smartalecks Black eyes To be stood up E vus Poor Sports Certaun people Nosey people E vus To see gurls smoke Conceuted people Work To stay home Natuonal Guard Tests Teachers Nosey people E vus Smartalecks Bossy people Stuck up people Teachers Smartalecks Teachers Nothung Human Magpues Stayung un one place Goung to class Red haur Fords Grupey Teachers l's . d . , Go to college To dance Shrimp ' ' P t I ' I . . O . . . . I . JUN IOR-PROM-QUEEN ATTENDANTS .f,., Sharon McPlke Carolyn Evans CHRISTMAS BALL QUEEN ATTENDANTS L. Ruth Klrkman Brenda Harrison Jolene Kern 26 PROM QUEEN CHRISTMAS BALL QUEEN if T' Kay Horn Potty Duncan N I O R N I 9 21 SCHOOL NEWS REPORTERS FOR THE COUNTY SCHOOL PAGE IN THE TIMES MAIL Patty Duncan Carolyn Evans -.-5-.ffl num, I ' Ylssvdumtu T31 5' I Holtsclaw Cobb Sanders Rush Jamison Rauney Sears Darcus These enght students took part an the regional contests sponsored by Indlana Umversuty last year They all made commendable showungs un their respectuve sublects Lexue Holtsclaw, Geometry, Ivan Jamison, Comprehenslve Math, Gary Cobb, Geom'etry, Joann Rainey, Latm, Kay Sanders, Englush, Reva Sears, Algebra, Douglas Rush, Algebra, Sue Darcus, Englnsh 28 4 r mn I X 1. sf J I .3 fs. Q I Q f I I . ' 'F,'.Hf - '--1 ls I S, -L - sn. J B ws A Sava . 0 S A 4' 7 I 1 Q. xv . 3 C Q- Z7 G N... , 4'1 ' J I I gms., Y 1 I OOLITIC CHAPTER of the NATIONAL BETA CLUB Row One Juduth Judah Marulyn Jones Sue Darcus Judy Nelson Janet Muller fVuce Presudentj Bull BuherlTreasurerJ Janlce Smlth QPresldentJ Patty Duncan QSecretaryJ Carmella Grecco Elame Graves Row Two Mrs Duncan fSponsorJ Larry Stewart Sharon Hatfleld Sondra Cheek Eleanor Potts Kay Sanders Kay Horn Margaret Glrdley Sharon Turner Carolyn Evans Row Three Judy Cobb Reva Sears Lnnda Jones Davnd Steele Layne Reynolds Sharon McPnke Sue Kelley Ruth Sears Jeanette Flelds Joann Rainey Row Four John Spauldlng Raymond Staley Stanley Neal Gary Cobb Ivan Jamuson Tom Howell The Natuonal Beta Club IS a leadershup servtce organnzatuon for hugh school students and OOlllIC Hugh School IS proud to malntam a chapter of thus club Founded tn the autumn of 1933 the Natlonal Beta Club has adopted an effective motto Ducamus Alus Servuendo meanmg Let Us Lead by Serving Others For membershlp an the Beta Club each mdlvudual student must measure up to three quallflca ttons good mentaltty and character credltable achnevement commendable attitude Also the pros pectlve members must be approved by a faculty member Each chapter of the club sets up nts own scholastlc qualuflcatlons for membershup In the Oolutlc chapter Sophomores must mamtaln an A average Juniors a B+ average and Sensors a B average an their school work A student must have completed two semesters of hugh school work before he ns ellglble to lam This year the Beta Club as a group has sponsored a Sock Hop a Valentune Dance made posters for the alumm and helped the PTA ratse money for a Youth Center Induvldual members have taken an actuve art tn ever actlvlt both nn scholastlcal and extra curricular work P Y Y 29 ' I I I I I I I I I ' ' I I I I I I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I I 1 1 1 - ' I I I I I ' - I ' I - - 11 -- - 11 - 11 - 11 I . 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I - ' FOOD SPECIALTIES COMPANY A Junlor Achievement Prolect wiht' Top Row Marllyn Jones Eleanor Potts Tommy Howell Judy Nelson Kay Sanders Front Janet Muller Sondra Cheek Jeanette Fuelds Joann Rauney Sue Darcus Ray Baker Jumor Achlevement IS a national organlzatlon formed to teach hugh school students how to operate a busmess Under the supervlslon of busmess men they organize a company by selling stock elect offlcers to run the busmess sell a certain desugnated product keep flnanclal records for a fiscal peruod and then at the end of the school year un May the busmess ns llquldated and the stock holders are reumbursed accordung to the success of the company Thus Jumor Achuevement Company vs composed of twelve students from Oolltlc Hugh School and four from Shawswlck Since the product to be marketed was foods for speclal holidays mood Speclaltues was chosen as the name for the company When Sue Darcus attended the Natnonal Jumor Achnevement Conventuon held un Mnlwaukee un January as a representahve of thus company and made a report on the sales campalgn to date at was found the FOOD SPECIALTIES company ranked first In the natlon In gross sales Electron of officers IS held twlce a year In order to give more students practical expernence un the executive work connected with the operation of a busmess Offucers from OHS for the first semester were Sue Darcus Presldent Kay Sanders Secretary Joann Rainey Treasurer Ray Baker Productnon Manager Marrlyn Jones and Tom Howell Sales Managers Second Semester Kay Sanders Presndent Sondra Cheek Vlce Presndent Marilyn Jones Secretary George Sargent Treasurer Eleanor Potts Purchasmg Agent and Sue Darcus Sales Manager Leonard Armstrong Bob Brown Frank Hawke Cecnl Quackenbush and Jack Shuelds are the local busmess men who act as advisors for Food Speclaltles Company Two students from OHS are applying for the scholarshnp which ns avaulable through Jumor Achievement 30 . . . - . 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I I I I ' ' Il n ' II OHS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SOPHOMORE PHYSICAL EDUCATION GAA PICTURE Row Row Row Row I Kay Spaulding Esther Hatfueld Carolyn Blackburn Darlene Sutherland Freda Moler Norma Seldle Carmella Grecco Margaret Gnrdley Elame Graves Judy Cobb Judy Nelson 2 Darlene Mathls Nedra Mathis Llnda Martin Brenda Sargent Janet Bryant Brenda Cracraft Nancy Ryan Brenda Harruson Marybelle Brasslne Patty Rowe 3 Brenda Klnd Mary Jane Strunk Carolyn Hardwnck Sharon Patton Jolene Kern Myrna Southern Sharon Webb Ruth Klrkman Betn Wagner Cyndna Hollars 4 Mrs Lehman fSponsorJ Eleanor Potts lSports Chalrmanl Patty Duncan fTreasurerJ Rosemary Evans ISecretaryJ Janet Muller fPresldentJ Sondra Cheek fVuce Presldentl Lmda Kung Donna Stewart Sondra Strunk Sue McDowell Carole Webster Becky Hlldum 31 ' I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 ' J Cf, Ak ff ag I If QQ A 1 sl f Sr, rx, Y JAX avr 'B' qi L f i I . ' -4 . -.4 I ff Effie Q--r 3-5 Veg-7 JUNIOR CLASS Row 1: Stephen Anderson, Anita Baker, Judy Baker, Varl Beau- champ, Mickey Bennett, Glenda Butler. Row 2: Richard Byrd, Vina Carter, Sondra Cheek, Gary Cobb, Uland Corey, Bill Corya. J e rry Crozier, Jerry Row 3: Davis, Jeanette Fields, Helen Fuller, Beverly Gentry, Donna Gentry. Row 4: Wayne Hall, Loren lla nn u ni, Ilene-il Hardwick, Sharon Hatfield, Orville Hend- erson, Shirley Hert. Row 5: Lex Holtsclaw, Rita Howell, Ronnie Hubbard, Sher- rill Hutton, Jimmie Jackson, Linda Jones. Row 6: Judith Judah, J ole n e Kern, Virginia Lehman, Gerald McMillan, Jan Mills, Janice Mills. Row 7: Linda Mitchell, Roger Neely, Everett Newland, Mari- lyn Nikirk, Sharon Patton, Joce- lyn Pearson. Row 8: Joann Rainey, Christina Reynolds, Carol Rush, Annetta Shelton, Bob Spaulding, David Sligall. Row 9: Reggie Sullivan, Peggy Swigler, Jon Trisler, Gloria Wyttenback. 32 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Gary Cobb Mickey Bennett Glenda Butler Carol Rush Presldent Vice President Treasurer Secretary SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Lowell Stanley Raymond Hensley Margaret Gxrdley Eddie Fitzgerald Presldent Vice President Secretary Treasurer 3? 'q 0v ,rw- 4-an wr ind' L fl IRQY-3' SJW 0 ,MXN X X 1 sn' -- JAL K' 3 . Y' fs HSN .Y Q W m Q-xv v-ol TL! -o-Nr ' ' 'adv mlm-1 ww Qi kv f4 ? fx' ,N-M S avr if ' E : A , ' W ---' 1.- WCS? - --... J K' I any I, V I ,,.., A I I 54 SOPHOMORE CLASS lon the opposite pagel Row 'I James Allen Ruchard Allen Merlm Baker Patty Blevnns Marybelle Brassune Dulcene Byers Janet Bryant Phlllp Chenault Row 2 Wyman Chenault Juduth Cobb Phvlnp Clency Doyle Cralg Brenda Cracratt Larry Day Rosemary Evans Jean Evans Row 3 Eddie Fitzgerald Donald Flynn Ronald Flynn Sharon George Margaret Gnrdley Beverly Godsey Jnm Godsey Elanne Graves Row4 Carmella Grecco Phyllns Hall Brenda Harrison Janet Hatfield Carolyn Hardwuck Janlce Hensley Raymond Hensley Carol Hxggens Row 5 Mickey Hubbard Jum Inman Danny Johnson Hershell Kern Ada Kidd Lester Kidd Jack Logsden Llnda Martun Richard O Bannon Vereene O Bannon Row 7 Shnrley Parker Lnnda Patton Larry Randolph Don Ralnloolt Patty Rowe Jlm Robblns Douglas Rush Nancy Ryan Row 8 Lloyd Sanders Brenda Sargent Revo Sears Norma Seudle Myrna Southern Junetta Spares Louls Splres Lowell Stanley Row9 Don Strunk MaryJ Strunk Darlene Sutherland Margaret Trampke Donald Thompson Beverly Watterson Ronald Young Sharon Webb E S H M A N C L A S S CE Terry Duncan Wilbur Flelds Ruth Klrkman Secretary Vuce Presudent Presudent Treasurer Donna Fuller was not present the day pictures were taken FRESHMAN PARTY 35 Row 6: Nedra Mathis, Freda Moler, Rebecca Moody, Carol McArtor, Judy McCloud, Johnny Oliver, ' I I F R O F F I R S ,fs 9 6, fi . 5. fl 'Eff 5 FRESHME Row 1: Claude Anderson, Sharon Anderson, Wanda Anderson, Stanley Armstrong, Arlene Arthur, Carolyn Blackburn. Row 2: Carol Bottorff, John Brazzel, Sharon Byers, Shirley Carr, Larry Carmichael, Mary Carson. Row 3: Fred Carter, Mae Cazee, Dale Childers, Joe Chinn, Robert Coffey, Jean Craig. Row 4: Johnny Craig, Terry Duncan, John Eagens, Gertrude Evans, Peggy Evans, Hun:- Fields. Row 5: Sylvia Fisher, Lowell Flynn, Donna Fuller, Janice Gentry, Kenneth George, Tom- mie Glover. Row 6: Janet Gosser, Margaret Grafton, Robert Hamilton, Esther Hatfield, Charles Hayse, Darrell Henderson. -Row 7: Dorothy Van Hentenryck, Thomas Hert, Becky Hildum, Cyndia Hollars, Daniel Jackson, Jerry Jackson. Row 8: Linda Jackson, Helen Jones, Becky Kern, Brenda King, Linda King, and Brenda Kinnaman. Row 9: Charles Kirkman, Ruth Kirkman, Roy Lessig, Denny May. 36 CLASS Row l: Janet Nlailiinlzile, llnrlein- Mathis, l,1lYl'l'Il lleudoyvs, l'au. Mcllaniel, Glenda Blitulivll, Sut- Nlrllowell. Row 2: Sharon Miller, Jimmy Mullenix, Vharles Neely, .lack- son New, Larry New, Linda Newman. Row 3: John Nicholson, Jackie Nickless, Jerry Nikirk, fvlary Owens, Ray Owens, Carolyn Pace. Row 4: Wilkie Padgett, Holler Phillips, Franklin Poore, Richard Reed, Gene Roach,.lohn Roberts. Row 5: Lana Rog'ers, K El 1' e n Rowe, Jarold Rush, Sharlotte Sagxarsee, R o n a l d Saunders, Robert Slone. Row 6: Kay Spaulding, Gaylord Spires, Terry Smith, Marilyn Staley, Donna Stewart, Sondra Strunk. Row 7: Drenda Thomas, Larry Thompson, XVanda Thompson, Beth Wagner, Saundra Wagner, Sue Warren. Row 8: Carole XVebster, Robert YVells, Donald VVilson, Pa t t y Wray. ah, 1 -5.- .1'.,, 4 Z x an ,fl ' 1 ,v ' 'iv' Y 'vu' 'wiv GRADE EIGHT Row 1: Monte Anderson, Jo Ann Baker, Charles Beauchamp, Mark Blackburn, J. Carl Blevins, Michael Cain. Row 2: Judy Cheek, Ronald Vhenault, Ann Chenault, Billy Davis, Arlene Davis, M e rl e Davis. Row 3: Frank Duncan, Larry Fields, Susie George, Conley Hammond, Lahonia Hatfield, Darrell Holtselaw. Row 4: Eugene Jones, VVendell Jones, Dickie Johnson, Larry Judah, Linda Kern, Bobby Lintz. Row 5: Yvonne Oakley, Larry Randolph, Norma Ray, Linda R 0 b e rts, Carolyn Robinson, Beverly XVatterson Qwithdrawn from Sophomore Classl. Row 6: Murvin Roll, S u sie Sargent, Carol Sears, L a r ry Southern, Adrian Stewart, Louis Stephenson. Row 7: Larry Swigler, George Walls, Larry Webster, Emma Lou Wilson, Sharon Crozier. No Picture for: Linda Lou Rogers, John Rowe, and Doris Barnes. GRADE SEVEN Row 1: Billie li11i.l'I', G c fl r 51' c Hakcr, Martha Blevins, Tyrone Iiruwningf, Bmmic Butler, and Kenna-th Chanircy. Row 2: Richard Clark, lla t t 5' Chcnault, Patricia Franc, llcnnie Davis, Treva llclpha, and Ruth ldlliotl. Row 3: Barbara Girdley, Shirley Gosscr, Janet Grecco, l' a t t y Hatfield, Bill Henderson, Alice Hicks. Row 4: Nancy llildcrbrand, Jim- mie Ilildum, Rosetta Huffman, Susan Jackson, Judy Jamison, Dclia Jones. Row 5: Neva Kelley, Larry Kern, Richard Lessigr, Larry l.intz, Sandra Lockhart, Jon Luse. Row 6: Jimmie Martindale, Suv McPike, Gail Nickle-ss, Rebecca New, Gary Oliver, Claudia Pritchett. Row 7: Pat Pritchett, Patty Riley, Michael Robbins, Arnold Silvers, Tracy Silvers, Billy Toliver. Row 8: Janice Turner, Lucky Turner, Charles Warren, Jerry VVclls, Rosalie VVils0n. ' 'i vb fl sl Q!! bl .Vx :gifs 'par 0 Q' -4 x v,,.-' .,... , 'W '::. 1 5 89 sf x 'v ,K -f. '-o qv V 'ff -V. , K .1 s. x so .., 'AE . s x ll 1 3 4' s rx 1 X W - to?'-3rl , ,. 'K PP ug .. Mv.,,U . -0 V . Y-.fl 9- 4 i, :UU -,Q . .I - GRADE SIX Row 1: Illvlillkj' Hake-V, l'z1l I 3' Bi1kl'l', .Iackiv Iiczxl, l,zu'u'y liluck- ag . lvurn, I,zu'l'y f'LlIN1NiIlg.l'S, .limmgl x livckzllwl. lf. k 'vp' x -' , 'rx ,f- 9 1. : v x 1:1 if ' s X W gf, ffjfx Row 21 muy 1+'m11S, mn llam- muml, 'IH-1'ry Ilullurs, Mvlimln Ilultscluw, Joy ,Il'fi'l'i0S, .lorry ' .luhnsm1. X N Q - h if F K f I A I x Row 3: Millzllwl Jolla-4, M 21 1' 5' ' , ,Z N ,. x, use ' ' . Kirkmzm, Michael 1.1-ssigf, 1,il!'l'y ' x ig v nu Q- ,gm Nlzxgfnus, Kose Iilln-11 Blartiu, ' ' W ' ' W N' Dusty Mita-hull. ' 3 Q ,: 1 .. -Q . i K it Row 4: Rvlwcczx NL-ul, Michuvl ' , ,Q Xe w cff l'-f u gfbl New, I,z11'x'y Nikirk, Jim min , . . '- 1' V Oliver, I,zu'l'y Parks, I, 21 1' 1' 5' I :gf . 1 ' Rvymmis- 3, 4' wif xx. 1 V 'gvk I -, . Row 5: Bobby Rigfggw, Roy Roberts, S b Donald Sears, Honniv Silvers, A ' - Linda Stale-y, C'a1'olyn Tu1'r1e1'. Y W, f Sxf-SJ v ,. x ,it 4 ,I X f A .1 .- Q, s--v Nfl Row 6: Yiki TU1'Il6?1', .I Z1 c- k i 1- Wag,z'nc1', Surah Zuttvmlli, All! fTopJ GRADES FOUR AND FIVE GRADE FOUR llower Picturel 4, ,,7, A 2 L A Top P1cture Row 1 Donald IId!1lNOI1 IVICIINIIII A111lc1w11 Rulnlt thunk 'Xo1111a IIAXIN Nla11lo11 Tu111L1 R1t.1 Spaulrllng, Bun 'Nux Nfllllti 'Nux C111 Wlmhnll ow 2 N our en enm h 111111 ll ,dl 1 1 111111 OIION NXIA 51111 1 6,111,011 Ntultf Rlchfnd Spnu ow 3 I 111e51 H1lclc1b1and Bunch IIIOICL XllIx1 Ixuld IIIIIJI 1 H1 H1llx Clllltlf Butchu X1 1114 5,1t1u1 Iillu XI anda Hdlllnlllllil Il0llI1d I'0cld11ll Pat11c1'1 Blxthe IGIIX Iloltlclux luhn Doxxl1115. 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' A , 1- l c .,. , . , ' ,, .,. , I . . . . .. s,- 1' . . , , l , .. lTop Picturej GRADE ONE AND TWO GRADE ONE Clowerl y K ,Q N H ,A 3 l 1 ,ff Top Pncture Seated Brcmla IXlUNl D1an.1 XX aln 1 Janlcp Rx in Donnu Supu Xlckl Slljllfltl Iudx Bgnmett Danm T'lXlO1 Sheux Stlgdll Imda Oldham Ixent XX at on fd10l Xllxlllx Ann 'lxleg Linda Tunnel Standmg ILlClIf.lf'l Iwslg, Rlta Bath Nev 'Nl1chulVSh1tt Ruth Ann Julwon loc Tum Romm XX ebb N lk Tulol 'NI Iflan ln Absent -Xllwon XX hltt, I'1e-delle Rhou Dough Hoon Nlalgaxot heal Daud Shlltll Lower Pucture Row l Imda Houtchmgs TIITIINX Bum Rolnn F1211 Bolmbs Bllckbuln IllNlCl Ixnkmm HX Butlu Mars lou Row 2 Amx Baku Ixathx lxldd Blendl 'Nhtchcll Blllldltl llllduluand lfdwlna Plxnn lohn flllklt Donna Ixax Iohn on Row 3 NIM Butnhu f'ha1lem CIIINGQ Connu Chaxtaln Scottx Hu! Tun Slllltll Donni Allen Absent Stuen Butlel Bu tu bxpw Daxld Lnogan 'Iuggx Beal 43 C . V - - 3 1 , L, gi ' 41 l Q. Q ,. r A I ff- ' . 4 , ', . ' A ' L ' A A r' - . '- j 5 A r 5. O . . ,.-Q r- G - x A X 'X Q R 4 ' - : '- - ' - ' 'Og '- js, Sz l's,. Q ., ' . 1. cl. .yn T. ,1 . , is , .. A ' : . ' n.':'f, ' 1 ', l :X ' ', , . 1, '- , Janvlle Staley, Lmda Scars, Gall Goodman, Eddw XX ayne VS arron, Bruce Anderson, Terry IXllill'li, lla zj ', .1's. kl'. : A -.S Y ' 1. .' ,., ,CS A ,,, A - . ' Y . ,' L' ' . ' i : A' ' T, ' lv .-xv-V' -. 'S v h, : - . y 2 .' .. 1 Y I,a j -', ' , Mxlls. v n V v V. w 1 . , . 4 u A Q n E -' , D v N' 1 : A '.' l I ! . 1 1 - s x 1 - 1 . 1 ' ' x 9 j . S , : J Y 'v S I ' -V ls, 7 ' ' , qt' il I The study hall is a room where students who are interested in doing good school work may prepare their daily assignments. Ot course, there must always be a teacher doing patrol duty to watch those pupils who are 'fmerely putting in time. In order to graduate from a tour-year high school, a pupil must complete I6 units of work. A full unit ot credit in any subject comprises five classroom periods per week land an adequate num- ber of periods per week in preparationj for two semesters. The 16 units of work consist of 8 units of required and 8 of electives. Another requirement- each graduating student must have at least two majors and two minors. A major is 6 units Qthree yearst work in any one subject, therefore, a major in English is required and the other major may be of the student's own choosing. A minor is 2 units in any one subject. Required: English 9, 10, 11 3 units Electives: 8 units may be chosen from Social Studies Business Couurses, Industrial Arts, Clllzenslilp l Unit Home Economics, Latin, or further U' S' Hlstory l Unlt study in any of the required courses. Mathematics T unit Science 1 unit Health and Safety Education .5 units Physical Education .5 units 8 units Total Electives 8 units Total Required 4-1 SOPHOMORE ENGLISH - A Required Subject A year or more of Lahn IS one of the most rewarding courses that a student can study reward :ng If they do theur work drhgently and lf they have the ablllty to transfer thelr Lcmn learnung unto other reading courses 11 r r A eeee e , FRESHMAN LATIN - An Elective Course FRESHMAN SCIENCE - A Required Course bbw -.J TYPING II An Elective Course There are very few people In the present busy world who do not ot some time feel the need of c knowledge of typlng All of these students to have enough profucnency In typung to do corn mendczble work In army or business offices 46 , A 155' . i K ' b. K ADVANCED SHORTHAND AND TRANSCRIPTION CLASS Senlors R 1 ADVANCED ALGEBRA, Juniors Both these classes are elechve courses, but many pupuls satnsfy malor requlrements by enrolling In them Ruth Sears, Pat Duncan, Carolyn Campbell, Sue Kelley, Joyce Jones, Sue Darcus, fseatedl Kay Sanders, and Marilyn Jones are the eight gurls who have completed two years of shorthand and typing They are all quallfved to do offuce work 47 I I , , I V4 MVIS? .- , ,rf A ,V ,1 , . . I ,7 ' Q v X l I . ,, , gg f' A , , , ' 4.. l I DRAWING CLASS Later these boys will be glven tramlng nn Drafting Q8 SHOP CLASS Future home buvlders and craftsmen 48 SOPHOMORE CLASS in Home Economics ,,-- .im 1- Ql KI? 9 The gurls of OHS may complete three years In Home Economncs whuch Includes cooklng and clothlng Instruction Most of the gurls get the state requlred Health and Safety credit by takung Home Nursing work In connection with Home Economlcs courses 40 L: , My I h M . ' . Q, A ' ,Mis . ,t ' A X lx. l K'-Q l ' JF r 1 7 r 3 ci ' , t N HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Row Row Row Row BASE AND TENOR SECTION ITopI I Loren Hannam Jon Trusler Ronny Hubbard Mickey Bennett Raymond Hensley Gary Cobb Jackie Nickless 2 John Roberts Merlin Baker Mickey Hubbard Jack Logsdon Jackson New Lowell Stanley Steve Anderson Stanley Neal ALTO SECTION I Sharon George Carol Bottorff Esther Hatfield Carmella Grecco Patty Rowe Sue Darcus Judy Nelson Marilyn Jones Kay Sanders 2 Rita Howell Kay Swango Mary Carson Cyndla Hollars Margaret Grafton Janice Gentry Jamce Mills Glenda Butler 50 Row 3: John Spaulding, Tom Howell, Lloyd Sanders, David Steele, Wilber Fields, Dencil Hardwick, f H M x, A! ,,., , A M IEA Illl fa A 5, 1 ' W ass nj' 3 5' 1.43 -.gffii '- HE ACCOMPANISTS Z- THE NONUPLET has appeared on many enioyable programs during this year. BAND OFFICERS lon floorl Peggy Swlgler Head Twurler Mrs Gales Instructor Kay Sanders Drum Mayor On chalrsl John Spaulding 'Ist Lt Judy Nelson Student Director Lexle lst Sgt Tommy Howell Captain THE NONUPLET fFront rowl Marilyn Jones Janice Smith Judlth Judah Glenda Butler Sue Darcus lSecond rowl Mackey Hubbard Steve Anderson Stanley Neal and Mickey Bennett 52 Holtsclaw, 2nd Lt.g Janice Smith, 2nd Lt.p Sondra Cheek, Librariang Cstandingj Lloyd Sanders, if ff C gn 5, 2' 0 ,Rip W m K Q , Q r . 4 i 4. 4 SA . 'VF X u I . . i ik. . M' , L ,. , .v f Q f sN I? .Z k. I -. , 2 .4 . . 'W 5 ' , 5: .Q , . .KI 1 M ' 31 vim 'X' I Jin' If Q 3 I . - , ' v ' V . J I Q' Ile, -if ' '1 -'Lj:. . V , 3 , , I , ,. t V r ' f 'e 3 .Q Q ' I g 'X ' AM X, Q 1' v I I gi, Q-X, l D N 5 , . 4 A., I , . III, 1 ' Z W Wk 1 iw 659' E I' I. A 'X 'n x' 5' 'f 3 5 . ' if A K: f f .,f, y, ?1'f .K gig fy , wgf Sw ' :f M 'fn ' ', 31 b M L' 1 Xp 3 V .3 .L ,X -An il W' Wu 'gf mtg . - . A ' , J 7, wfwfas 5 if' W 'H i 1 HIGH-SCHOOL MAJORETTES Lincla Jones, Linda Mitchell, Kay Sanders, Rita Howell, Peggy Swigler Yvonne Oakley Sondra Lockhart Patty Hatfield Lchoma Hatfueld 1 JUNIOR-HIGH TWIRLERS B-BAND DRUM MOJORETTE Sensor Kay Sanders l Row I Judy Bennett Ruta Beth New Joan Bennett Faye Baker Lorna Sutherland Brenda Puerce Vuckn Kndd Row 2 Noretta New Ruta Spaulding Treva Huldum Barbara Hall Larry Nnklrk Dennis Ollver Jlmmre Olnver Ernest Hatfueld Row 3 Don Henderson Jxmmy Deckard Lowell Stevenson Bully Fields Bully Mutunwlcz Marsha Anderson Mary Turner Robert Cheek Row 4 Melinda Holtsclaw Martha Holtsclaw Ronnue Snlvers Roy Dale Roberts Herbert Moore Russell Webb Jerry Holtsclaw 55 MAN! WHAT CRAZY CLOTHES! cords are worn each year by the members of the sensor class and many unique and orlgnnal desugns are drawn and colored on thus exclusuve class afture '36 Senior Cords - Informal? Very, but a long standing custom at Oolitic High School. Decorated 1. ' , sa I f'L .':f, JZ 1957 MHRCH--D57 es' 'W ZUIEIIE ma I 43bQ.,,gliF ' V1 U F Year hifys? 2 40 Wai fl 'B le ff Qfiboepg ef? ,, e CD , Q 0' QQQQ '..'n ! I ? any ,, - Ann March marked t e finish o lx 4 season, wiih the Sectional Tour y as the final game. -53132, , s, ego 9 Basketball creaies more school sp t 5 than any other organized activty e awww' and the students are always sorry t DEW th d See 6 SSGSOH en . gl THE BEARCAT 57 Our Year ln Eeskethell. With COACH BENNY JOHNSON, assisted by MR. ROWE, was a hard but a happy one. Pi' 3 W, 49 X f Mr. Johnson has worked all year with the First Team, and they have grown into a very strong team. Most of the first team will be back next year. Mr. Rowe has charge of the Second Team, the Freshman Team, and the Junior High Team. ROY KERN and JOHN SPAULDING were the two Student Managers who worked diligently to keep the equip- ment in shape. Morgoret Girdley, Sophomore Judy Nelson, Senior Moralyn Jones Semor Sue Dorcus Sensor 5 ? 1957 CHEER IFADFIQS THE OOLITIC BEARCATS Top Row: Mr. Rowe fAssistant Coachl, Jack Logsdon, Gordon Douglas, Charles Kirkman, Marion Andis, Bill Corya, Gerald McMillan, Carl Beauchamp, Coach Johnson. Front: Eddie Fitzgerald, Captain Bill Buher, Loren Hannum, Student Manager John Spaulding, Sherrill Hutton, Mickey Bennett, Jerry Lewis. SCHEDULE FOR 1956-1957 Nov. 2 Brownstown Home Jan. 4 University Away 3 Bloomfield Away Switz City Away 9 Loogootee Home Medora Home 16 Spencer Home Paoli Home 21 Ellettsville Home 27 Shawswick Away Dec. 7 Mitchell Home Feb. Shawswick Home 11 French Lick Away Odon Home 14 West Baden Away Mitchell Away 21 Crothersville Away Needmore Home The Bearcat Team showed a great deal of growth and ability as the year progressed. Although they did not win many games this season, they manifested good spirit, and they never quit fighting until the last whistle blew. The most outstanding games of the year were the last three- our victory over Shawswick, the near victory over Needmore, and the good game the boys played against Bedford at the Sectional Tourney. Next year with most of the boys back in school, OHS will have a team that will chalk up many wins. 60 THE LITTLE BEARCATS Second Team in 5 Judy Margaret Marllyn Sue Ball Boys lStandmgl Larry Day, John Roberts, Dovud Sfngall, Jim Mullmax, Gaylord Spnres Raymond Hensley, Mr Rowe Front Row Mickey Hubbard, Ronald Sounders, Bull Wilson, Jack Nxckless, Sherrill Hutton Roy Kern 61 1: VV N W? z f , ' . A W , N-...,,X i . ff W 5' ly U A ve-M r-'Z i gi' S U M X A in .33 ' Q 1 - ' all L 5 K ' . M J L -J 'xx T. , , ae, I H5 Q., .J 9' , J 1 5 by R ,Q Q ,Kd 1. Senior, Bill Buher Senior, Marion ,lg '1 1, 4 Andis Senior, Lorry Stewart is Q. :.g::g ..,:g,-:,: N x 49? -run-f- ' Senior, Jerry Lewis 62 Sophomore Jock Logsdon Freshman, Charles Kirkmon Junior, Loren Honnum Junior, Cori Beauchamp 5 fy, 'V x Q ,,., S' fi . A g el., 6 'K Junior, G erciid McMillan :iw ,W L Junior Mickey Bennett Junior, Sherrul Hutton G3 Junior, Ball Coryo X JUNIOR-HIGH TEAM 1 CHEERLEADERS Lahoma Hatfueld Joanne Baker Sandra Lockhard Yvonne Oakley Top Plcture lStandlngJ Jon Luse Mark Blackburn Charles Warren Monte Anderson Adrian Stewart John Rowe Wendell Jones Charles Beauchamp Larry Swugler Coach Rowe Mlcldle Row Larry Webster Larry Wray Mlke Robbnns Arnold Silvers Pat Prutchett Ronald Chenault Muke Cam Student Managers Merle Davus and Larry Judah The Oolutnc Bearcat Junlor Hugh Basketball Team was a small fighting team Never outfought the Lnttle Bearcats gave ut everything un tryung to bring vlctorues to OOlIfIC The school and fans are proud of their efforts and are looklng forward to next season slnce many of the boys were seventh graders The hughllght of the season was a two pomt vnctory over rlval Needmore 64 l 1 1 ' 1 ' . . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 I 1 1 , . - 1 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Beth Wagner Gene Roach Margaret Grafton Ruth Klrkman Top Plcture Standmg John Brazzell John Roberts Jam Mullunax Don Wulson Ronald Saunders Wllbur Flelds Jack Nnckless Coach Rowe Front Joe Chinn Denny May Jerry Nlkurk Tom Hert Gaylord Spnres The Oolntuc Bearcat Freshman Team can be remembered as a team wuth plenty of frght and scrap In wunnvng flve of eight games the Cats showed promise of wunnmg more nn future years Never beaten badly they were always nn the game untll the end The team us looklng forward to next season when most of them wull be wearung the second team unlform The hlghlught of the season was a four pount vlctory over arch rsval Bedford f' J I ' I I I I 1 1 I - ' 1 1 I I - , . , . 7 D, S K E T A Q U E E N Sensor Eleanor Potts Chrns Reynolds Margaret Grafton Norma Seldle Llttle Linda Sears and Michael Hall FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR Margaret Grafton Norma Seudle Chzns Reynolds GG B A - B L L ' x 'X . AL A ' X lr D A M, , X h ' 4 ,l , f , L 1 , ' or Y THE TIP-OFF Top Bull Coryc ready for the hp Bottom Bull Buher almost has the ball F . , . I .- ll ACTION ON THE FLOOR Top Mtckey Bennett looks for a basket Bottom Charles Knrkman doesnt always keep hns feet on the floor fl Each year the Girl s Athlehc Assoclatnon sponsors the BASKETBALL QUEEN CROWNING One gurl was chose from each of 1he four hugh school classes as o cond: fix' date for the honor of being crowned Basketball Queen of 1957 Votes at one cen1 each are cast for the four ki X y gurls and The wmner ns announced f Bull Buher Eleanor Potts Marlon Andis Hoppmess over the fnrst vuctory of the year a vnctory over 1he Shawswuck Farmers GW ,ew , , ,gf 4 ,H , . . A 5 5 A 1 JSCQFI . s A . , h 4, X A I Q . 'I X I I. ' ' ' F I at 1he crowning ceremony. gf or A We: '- :':: E If ' h - ,, 4,1 N1 A BASEBALL TEAM Row 1 Ronald Saunders Jackie Nuckless Jan Mills Raymond Hensley Davud Stugall Jnmmue Robblns Row 2 Ronme Young Sherrlll Hutton Jack Logsdon Muckey Bennett Loren Hannum Larry Day Row 3 Mr Johnson Terry Duncan Bull Buher Jon Trlsler John Brazzel Lloyd Sanders wlc 14 7 Ellettsvllle 5 4 and Spencer 7 6 Although Spencer won the conference wlth a 5 to l record we were the only team an the conference to beat them OHS flmshed conference games second with a 4 to 2 record The Spencer game was a real thrsller They had us down 6 to 3 when we came to bat In the last half of the fnnal 7th lnmng We used two punch hitters and two punch runners In pushing over the four necessary runs to wan 7 to 6 We stall had not made an out when we got our wlnnlng run The two losses of the season were to Swutz Cnty 7 to 11 and Odon 8 to 10 f0 BASEBALL: OHS played six scheduled games during the season, winning 4: Bloomfield 3 - 27 Shaws- ' k ' 2 ' - 1 - . 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IQ so IQ 9 Mr fvrsbfip f rf-PL l 11,4 X J N J W., X -v--J-X 1 5 gjfdjlf Cl? f9'l5 79 l cnrollm nt a X 25' 9 15'2U2fi?Af 2 must 3 l K X lp ew eaches Lehman .Jo n e s las e S tca downto regulon clas e er ro C ass offrcers and sponsors chosen 3 a Clun nee mg o frcers elected Yea boo4 S aff chos rr rrdrvrdual prctures raken Co Edu o s cho en fo yearbook emo o er nam or Ba td goes to Elle v ll AA officers elected OCTOBER Senror prctures taken and received their new popular tunes Senrors recerved therr proofs P Bea party rn the gurls g m Yell Leader tryouts Judy Nelson Sue Darcus Marrlyn Jones and Margaret Grrdley chosen Mr Qobe rs prclced up senror proofs Freshman yell leaders chosen Senror gurls attended College Conference at American Legion Bulldmg rn Bedford Studen s receive their rndrvrdual prctures Juniors start practice for therr play Yell Leaders ravel to Seymour to buy outfrts Lor g sad faces are seen rn the halls today Recerved report cards for frrst grading period 20 Yell Leader Conference at Bloomrngton, yell leaders and Mrs Lehman attend 22 Junror Play practrce before C ade and H'gh School Beta Club party 23 Junror Play grven for publrc 24 Scholarshrp test grven to senrors 25 School drsmrssed for Teachers' lnstrtute 29 Back 'o school after a nrce vacatron 30 Prctures retakerr for those who were absent o 1 Sep'ember 20 NOVEMBER 2 Senrors hold mock electron Frrst Ballgame Band marched rn Republrcon parade rn Bedford 3 Ballgame at Bloomfreld 5 Bea Club Installed new members at PTA r 71-0 , msg if-4121 ry Wx? ,+fr- ee hr, , v ,L 'mg K 41, rs' C1 ,' - - 1 ,C ' - A C AE' sir fr! 1 f . -4, j fi ,T I3 UL . 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K . . . 1956 1957 SCHOOL CALENDAR lContmuedl School let out tor electron day Sensors voted for D A R Good Cltnzenshup Award Junnors and Sennors went to Bedford to hear Dr Crane Sensor cla s meetung choose motto flower etc Draw names for Chrustmas party DECEMBER Snow Vestnval n th boys gym put on by Band and Chorus Band draws names and plans party Seniors receive thenr plctures Report cards given out Ballgame wuth Mxtchell Junlors receuved class rungs We wonder how long the boys will keep theurs Sensors have a Christmas party nn gurls gym Town Hall Program Chorus sings Chris mas Ball sponsored by G A A Ball game Chorus gives Christmas program to school School turns out at 1 45 for Chrnstmas vacatlon JANUARY Back to school everyone looking so nice In their new clothes Seniors order unvltatlons Dlfferent classes meet to choose Basketball Candidate Mr Roberts here to take yearbook plctures New Beta members receive their pans All semester test given today Mr Roberts takes more pnctures everyone looks nlce today' End ot semester Each class met to organize classes tor the new semester Hearing tests glven Beta meetnng Freshman Class meeting to plan party Receive report cards Magncuan here and gives show 6th and 7th period No school roads too slnck FEBRUARY Ballgame Sock Hop tollowlng the game Crowntng of Basketball Queen Sensors measured tor caps and gowns The twxrllng class under the direction ot Nick Mlchaelarls marched at Shawswlck Program given to Hugh School by General Motors Valentlne Dance sponsored by Beta Club Ruth Sea s chosen as Beta Sweetheart Jumors have class meetung choose Prom Queen Judy Baker .lunlors and Seniors travel to Indianapolis to the Leglslature Ballboys receive their honor lackets Sectnonal drawings we drew Bedford Sock Hop after Needmore ballgame Twnrlers marched at half time 27 Sectional at Bedford begms MARCH 1 Got off today for sectnonal Have a bug pep session an gym 5 No chool furnace broke an unexpected vacatlon 6 ' . 13- ' ' . . 30- ' s ' - , , .- ' . 1 - ' E e . 3 . . Aw . . . . i . U 5- ' ' . 10- ' ' ' -V ' ' . 17W . . . . . 18- - ' . 19- ' t . . . V 21- - ' ' ' - z 2- I , . . . . 3- . . . . 1 14- ' ' . 15- . ' - ' ' ' . 16- ' , 17- . ' 5 ' . 18- . 21- . - . . - 22- ' . 23- ' . 24- . . . . Q 28- g ' . 1- -- ' - ' . 6- ' . 8' . . , ,. , . . . . 12k . . - . 13- ' ' 5 , , . 18- . . . . . I 193 . . . . 20- ' ' - . 22- - ' ' . Y s 1956 - 'I957 SCHOOL CALENDAR fContinuedD 6-Senior invitations received. 7-Report cards given out- Chest X-Rays given. il-Eye test given - State Inspector. 14-PrincipaI's meeting at Oolitic. 'I8-Yearbook to the Printers. 20-Circus from Medora. 30-Teachers Institute. APRIL 5-Music Festival at Shawswick. 9-Civil Service test. 12-End of fifth six weeks. 18-Senior Play. 19-Easter Vacation begins. 22-Back to school after a nice vacation. MAY 7-Auction of Yearbook pictures, 'I7-Class Day. 19-Baccalaureate. 20-Commencement. 21-Honor Day. 24-End of school. 25-Alumni Banquet. DREAMING MUTUAL ADMIRATION SOCIETY 49 'N Jones Sanders Darcus Sharon - Layne Kay - Jerry Joyce - Vernon Now as We leave w1th our dlplomas IH May of l957 we wlll enter other doors whlch wlll be opened to us because we have taken ad vantage of thls opportumty for a hlgh school educatlon For lvlany Years has door has opened each morning to welcome students who wlshed to leorn A battered and scuffed school house door symbolnzes the opportunmes which are offered to more people un thus country hon In ony other country In the world r SQ SN 5 A N X rf2?l1m X E9 f 4 Y L- Nl X X lf! 6 fr , 13119 I5 17 13 20 zz zzlzyza 25 769 Z9 QOKSI ,Q-ULN. A 1 ' ' l . .':'x.. f rl l -- 'il gg' N w ,yt ' V f gi-Qs 5, . V ET- 'xx I dl X H-xlv Ke x Qllx'-Ll-I, 'rl X N' 'Q ' ' lr 4 X A U - Q xx ly Y I, EQ Q, Eiigrxs, Q p 4' ' r P , I V Q fr I ' !7' ,, 1 0', ' -V A ' -659 f' V . 7 N 0 0 l 1 i 1 X I K ' x 'L - ,g,:i'l', , ' 1 -'--iq , r r r N 2. Us 4 ' u 51 l Q2 f 9 0 n - - U.. j I6 if . . ,fa ' ' 'xg gr 1 '--- -mi ,- 43:25 PM 'ft' G ZW' Nav ff 2 X ZPQAKWFV 'i,:L'.i 'Vx slvtrl . U -3.4 74 Y? 1-f A few girls from the Home Ec. Classes are chosen each semester to help serve the food as the line posses. These four Junior girls were working when pictures were taken- Shirley Hert, Helen Fuller, Carol Rush, and Rita Howell. I J KITCHEN MOTHERS Mrs. Brafford Mrs Mrs. Chambers, Home Economics Teacher . Parks Mrs. George Cbackb Mrs. Wray MAINTENANCE MAN X A7 fix . QQ 1 .4 ' Tommy Evans CLASS PRUPHECY The crystal ball of Mooney Moonglow revealed the followung facts about the members of the Class of T957 Marlon Andus marrued Anuta Baker and us now Mayor of Sprungvulle Ray Baker us now the proud father of three gurls and owns the largest farm un Greene County Larry Brudges us now un traunung camp un the Blue Rudge Mountauns traunung to defend hus world boxung crown Bull Buher us the manager of Spruggs Daury un Bloomungton and the eldest of hus seven boys us the Asssstant Manager Carolyn Campbell us a happuly marrued woman and now luves un Arkansas wuth her doctor husband whom she marrued whule un nurses traunung Hurshel Chulders us the pruncupal at Oolutuc Hugh School go ahead and chew your gum kuds Bull Chunn buult a specual rocket shup and us now explorung far away planets Bob Chunn went to Calufornua to take Rock Hudson s place besude Marulyn Monroe James Craug us the world famous unventor of the newest thung un can openers Sue Darcus has lust been voted Mother of the Year she has twelve chuldren sux of one and half a dozen of the other Joyce Davus after tearung up her fufth new Ford has funally learned how to turn a corner Gordon Douglas us un the hosputal as a result of runnung out of gas un the rught place once too often Pat Duncan who doesnt belueve un long engagements funally marrued Bud Kurkman and her three blue eyed gurls are yell leaders at OHS Joyce Elluott marrued Ronnue Whute and they are now luvung on the outskurts of Hog Hollar Carolyn Evans marrued Chet Tuncher and us now luvung un Avoca un a ranch type house where she doesnt have to do anythung but lue around un luesure whule he slaves to make the payments Lester Flynn us at the present tume starrung wuth the Cusco Kud as the new Poncho Joan Foglesong us stull lustenung to Crazy Arms and longung for Darrell but she us also workung as a regustered nurse un a mental hosputal Jack Fowler got lost soon after graduatung and we havent havent been able to fund hum Gary Gulmore was fuxung up an old lalopy and made ut so fast that he never came back Davud Harruson us now manager of lnduana Theatre un Bedford Phulup Hert us attendung classes at a poluce traunung school Tom Howell better known as Tex us manager of a Texaco Statuon un Texas Don Hudson bought machunery for hus daury farm so he wouldnt have to get up so early to mulk us twenty cows Imogene Jackson us gettung marrued tomorrow to her fourth husband Who would have thought cant tell what these quuet ones have up theur sleeve lvan Jamuson us the present sherruf of Bedford He makes ut a pount never to arrest any of the T957 graduates from Oolutuc Marulyn Jones us now a famous dress desugner un Parus Sue Kelly dud better than we thought she would she us the furst woman presudent of the Unuted States .Ierry lewus ts now runnung for presudent on the Republucan tncket and hus wufe Kay Horn us cam paugnung for hum Kay us a wonderful manager u f' I . 1 . . . , . . - I D . . . , . . 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Il- , . . 1 - . . . 1 I ' -v l E C ASS PROPHECY CONTINU Sharon McPlke and Layne Reynolds are happuly marrsed and own a prosperous Danry Dream cham of Drlve Ins Janet Muller us now head nurse at an Indsanapolus hospital Stanley Neal marrled Judy and they are lnvlng In Paras where Stanley as a famous artlst Judy Nelson has lust quallfled to run an the Bug 500 at Indlanapolus be careful Judy thatt not luke druvmg down Salt Creek hull Frances Nicholson ns the happy wufe of Elvus Presley and as Iuvmg m Heart break Hotel rausmg hound dogs Vernon Patton now owns all the land that Tom Pruddy once owned and he seems to be makmg great deal of money Eleanor Potts married Jerry Sego and they forgot to return home after the honeymoon Jerry Puckett IS now the proud owner of the Fox Theatre un Oolltuc Dale Ralnbolt bought a bug new car and he now takes blondes and redheads rudlng around the Bedford Square every Saturday mght Kay Sanders has marrsed but not settled down yet her husband ss a traveling salesman George Sargent ns a mathematics professor at lndlana Unlverssty Ruth Sears and Olin Swango were married soon after graduatlon and they are now farming Dark Hollow Treva Shelton and Joyce Jones are old maids on Lonely Street longmg for a band of gold Janlce Smlth IS stall going with Jack Sanders and hopes some day that he wlll pop the bug question John Spaulding as now manager for the Red Heads basketball team Danny Staggs IS married to Sharon and they now own Sprangvllle s largest supermarket Osa Staggs us stall trying to get has last two credits to graduate from OHS Raymond Staley hasnt accompllshed a thung he lust loafs whlle hrs wlfe makes htm a llvmg David Steele has a band of hus own and plays In Owensburg every Saturday mght Tom Strunk married a gurl from out west and has a large cattle ranch there How many oul wells have you duscovered Tom? 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I - n The Class W1ll Continued Imogene Jackson her soft voice to Helen Fuller Ivan Jamison his love for the coke machine to Derenda Thomas Joyce Jones leaves nothing because she thinks she needs all she has feven her laughj Marilyn Jones her attractive hair do to Jan M IIs Sue Kelley her slow manner of talking to Brenda Sargent Jerry Lewis cash to buy an engagement ring to Loren Hannum Sharon McPike her ability to make delicious mal s to Judy Baker Janet Miller her red hair and her temper to Jeanette Fields Stanley Neal his height to be divided between two freshman boys so we will have a good basketball team Judy Nelson her safe driving record to Janice Mills Frances Nicholson her ability to write letters every night to a certam someone to Sharon Hatfield Vernon Patton his good looks to Bill Corya and his ability to be a brat to Tommy Hert Eleanor Potts her long hair do to Rita Howell Jerry Puckett his black curly hair to Gary Cobb Dale Rainbolt his ability to get along with all the girls to Lowell Stanley who isnt doing badly Kay Sanders her position as drum malor to anyone who is lucky enough to get elected George Sargent his ability to draw to Reggie Sullivan if he is lucky enough to have the talent Ruth Sears her quiet manner to Donna Gentry who really doesnt need it Treva Shelton her walk to Marilyn Nikirk Janice Smith her light complexion to Jeannie Craig John Spaulding his laziness to Jon Trisler Danny Staggs Sharon to anyone wholl take good care of her and his blonde hair to Steve Anderson Osa Staggs all his money to the Sophomores so they will have as nice a prom as we did Raymond Staley his ability to get along with people and his intelligence to Margaret Girdley David Steele his nickname and his dark complexion to Lloyd Sanders Larry Stewart his height and blond wavy hair to Lowell Flynn Tom Strunk his flat top to Eddie Fitzgerald Sharon Turner her gift of gab to Linda Martin and her temper to Gloria Wyttenback Ernie Wyttenback his seat in the school bus to Reva Sears Sharon Turner Carolyn Evans Vernon Patton 81 1 7 , . , . , . , . , . , r . , . , , . , . , . 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