Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1968 volume:

WltXCREST Debbie Uo$$ — Uye ugl PaO$l CUtoUHUMity Qckoofo Pooh, ItuUanOu Qf)OHS(yiS: Pjcdph J-IQAMj 1 Ruth Uyesugi The faint rustle of leaves whisper farewell A good-bye that is whispered so softly, Only those who loved Her hear and remember The lady who served us two score years. And only they hear the weeping of the An eternal tribute to an aging queen. —The sounds of leaving A (W 00 ofr . . . TOwChdouM;! Hello clangs down the halls of new PHS, Hollow halls waiting for the echo of footsteps— Halls without tradition, love or years. —The sounds of progress Bubblies, (wu e Jostow sounA . . . With a roar the crowd chants, We can, And from the huddle come words of determination. Touchdown! Thunder fills the stands, And on a hill two lone fans shout their joy. Amid it all a waiting pop in a soft, pink shell Bursts forth and is lost in a sea of sound. —The sounds of dedication 3 Thm (Mb the sounds oft PNC flhtayS — Tk hushed cow uaXcofto of ideas ihto shadow ofy a sinuh , a stgk off Hove Tti sound off boMwow . . . The hushed communication of ideas— Exchanged daily in poetry, painting, speech— Reflections of thought in its highest form. Two lovers caught in a ray of moonlight— The moon sighs and hides behind a cloud. —The sounds of belonging Two tubas left upon a deserted stage— The music of concerts yet to be played. —The sound of tomorrow 6 Uo uttag — EyplWfew Udtty tkfij Attencion—Citizen Weaver Aqui. In the new labs, concentration opened the doors to many foreign worlds. Terry Chastain studies mini worlds. SoWkiag CM In the home economics department triple mirrors reflect the dreams of a special day. For Mary Harkness something new is a white wedding dress of her own creation. SoWJung Art—an abstraction of reality. Talent and imagination wait behind closed doors. One needs only to find the key—Dedication. Ciawoitiwj jtamifiMfui Otv Tkb Umq W uckl A f oa ioti Ofr fOifoAedge From the bandroom came new sounds but Sue Ann Wellman and Janet Easter-day found It sometimes had a long way to travel ... In FFA segregation ended with Future Farmerettes Lila Walls and Theresa Hazelwood ... How many blades of grass in a cubic inch? Biology students knew, but Ag classes were still surveying the situation. 8 0 bMtang . . . And ImAQPj ol Aj t Ackvv QlfiJW TAIL 9 JAMES BABCOCK Guidance Counselor CHARLENE BRINER Librarian Audio-Visual Director EUGENE BRODIE Mathematics JIM BRYAN Biology GOMER CAUDILL Science ROBERT CONNELL Science, Social Studies MRS. RAYMOND COPELAND Commerce ROBERT DAMING Agriculture. Science DONALD DOBBINS English, Speech DONALD DRAKE Biology. Science. Chemistry GEORGE EFFINGER English FLOYD FANCHER Mathematics, Physics Befcig tost wo to't just few sixuktds. FRANK GOURDOUZE Industrial Arts STEPHEN GRABER Mathematics FRANCES GRAYBILL English. Director of Guidance Bookstore Supervisor STEVEN GRUBB Latin, English RALPH HARNER Commerce EDWARD HENDERSON Science, Social Studies GARY HOLMES Social Studies MRS. KARL JOEHRENDT Home Economics, English MRS. GEORGE EDWARD JONES Physical Education, Health MRS. H. L. KIBLER English, Reading PHILLIP LUTZ Art RICHARD McCRAOKEN Mathematics 10 JUDITH MEYER Art MRS. STANLEY MURDOCK Home Economics, Science MICHAEL NALL Social Studies CECIL RAYMOND Physical Education Driver's Education MRS. ALLAN SMITH Music. Chorus CHARLES SPEER Physical Education Social Studies CLIFF TAYLOR Band, Chorus MRS. CLIFF TAYLOR Physical Education. Health TeadiG is Uct Undtfictk . DON THOMPSON Physical Education, Health JIM THOMPSON Agriculture MRS. DON THOMPSON Commerce BARBARA TOWER English MRS. E. T. UYESUGI English, Spanish Journalism DALE WHITE Social Studies MRS. BASCOM WILSON English MRS. MAX WILSON French. English, Spanish NOT PICTURED TERRY BARKER Speech and Hearing Therapist OFFICE PERSONNEL: Mrs. John Cox Mrs. Bernard Brown Mrs. John Russell Mrs. Olive Guernsey Miss Teresa Crane Mrs. Amos Pickens CHARLES McLEMORE Social Studies BILLY McMAHAN Mathematics FRANK MARTIN Industrial Arts DAVID MAYES English This excellent educational plant is a big plus factor for community progress. —Superintendent Charles Mikels We have an educational facility here that the school community can be proud of for years to come. The building should meet future educational needs due to its flexible design. —Principal Harry Knotts TVoices ofy Au tfvti6j — Tti y Qpe k A Ngw' P oHb Comiauutij CchooH The gymnasium is designed to provide several activity stations for a flexible and varied physical education program in addition to providing a fine place for basketball games. Assistant Principal —Athletic Director Paul Knigga Days left numbered none, and suddenly we were on the move. Lockers and rooms were emptied, and only a building remained. The exodus had begun. The ride ended and hesitant students wondered if this were the promised land. 13 VICTORY , VICTORY — TtWTS OUR- CRY ! A KvftK -tO -R 3thu toJ i bo-tags uft vuj. Pep rallies went 'round the world and returned with Cheerleaders Wilson, Wheeler, Uyesugi and DeLong. A new-found spirit lit the bonfire of victory, and the team watched and won. A TEENY TINY WORLD NuaSg uj RjiymeS — UwJmmxI Debbie had a little Sam. He followed her to school one day Which was against the rules, And even Mr. Knotts laughed. Janet and Jimmy went up the hill at old PHS and fell ... in love. Old Mr. Thompson went to the cupboard and found it—very bare. Ronnie be nimble Ronnie be quick, Watch out for Mona's lipstick! Wee Itty Bitty In his nightgown Rode the bus home From Chicago town. Magic made moonlight in a starless sky, and a curtain of misty rain was drawn revealing swirls of taffeta and chiffon in a small universe filled with the fragrance of roses. Hopes were tossed into a wishing well, and a golden-haired princess and a fairy tale prince crowned in stardust glided across the floor. otdUqlit qm L R ses’’ a Aj Oj touch inoxqlo On a cloud of fantasy the little people danced for the favor of royalty while an evil Goldfinger sought a golden prize. The rose would soon be wilted, but memories would be forever . . . Somewhere in the distance a clock struck twelve, and Cinderella stepped out of the dream into reality, leaving only a slipper behind. 17 Hesitate at the threshold; catch a memory before you go. Hear again fervent pride ring out as seniors give their battle cry. Face the silence with closed eyes as you remember the sadness of the last dance at your senior prom. Recall the happy weeping for honors achieved and for the crowning of senior royalty. And now the last honor, for only a jacket remains. Listen, is that only the rustle of your graduation gown, or is it an inner door closing on childhood? Now take the step, secure in the knowlege that you will continue your life armed with the memories and experience of four years of happiness. A new school will smile with pride as its first graduates begin their second odyssey. AJfy {jJQAMj tltf! Hotfib 6 XU Pf-fS ------------------- MIKE APPLE F.FA. II, 12 Treasurer; Hi-Y 9; Lettermen's Club 10, II. 12; Basketball 9, 10. II, 12; Football 9; Track 10, 12; Cross Country 10, II, 12 Co-Captain. JOY APPLE Booster Club II, 12; F.H.A. 10, II, 12; Library Club II. PAUL BARNETT F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12. SUSAN BENHAM Band 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II Secretary, 12; Hillcrest Ad Manager 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Corresponding Secretary, II, 12; Thespians 10, II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Sports Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Pep Band 9; F.T.A. 12; Perfect Attendance II. CAROLYN BOSLEY Class Treasurer II, 12; Band 9, 10, II Secretary, 12 Drum Majorette: Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Treasurer, II, 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12 President; Kadette Captain 12; F.T.A. II, 12 Vice-President; Honor Letter 10; Pep Band 9, 10, 12; D.A.R. Girl 12; Perfect Attendance II; Basketball Princess 12. TONY BOUGH F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12. 20 SUE BOYER Class Secretary 9, 10. II, 12; Booster Club 9. 10. II, 12; Honor Society 10, II Secretary, 12 Secretary; Paolite II, 12 Managing Editor; Kadettes 10. II, 12; Office Club II; Thespian Play 10; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12: Perfect Attendance 9, II; School Correspondent Bedford Paper 12; Thespians 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9. 10 Consul, II. 12: Basketball Princess 12. DON BRINSON Latin Club 9; Thespians II, 12; Art Club II, 12 President; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II; Booster Club 10; French Club I I. v Jb A ttV wolk ufo KRISTIE BROWN Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12 President; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 9, 10, II. 12: Trl-Hi-Y 10, II, 12 Treasurer; G.A.A. 9; Kadettes 10, II, 12; Thespian Play 9, 10, II. 12; Library Club 10; F.T.A, 12; Office Club 12. SANDRA BULLINGTON Choir 12: F.B.L.A. II. 12 Secretary: F.H.A. 9. 10, II, 12 Recreation Leader; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; G.A.A. 9; Library Club 10, II, 12 President. WANDA CARWILE Transfer from Tennessee 12; Honor Society 12; Art Guild 12. LINDA CHASTAIN F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.H.A. II. dowtv NORMA CLARK Library Club 12; F.B.L.A. STEVE COLEMAN Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. Track 12. 12; Student Librarian II, 12. 12; Thespians 12; F.T.A. 12; 21 JOY COOK Band 9. 10, II Representative, 12 Secretary; Booster Club 9. 10, II. 12; Hillcrest Staff 12; Latin Club 9 Secretary, 10 Sergeant-at-Arms, II. 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Paolite II. 12 Feature Editor; Student Council II Secretary. 12 Parliamentarian; Tri-Hi-Y 12: Cheerleader 9, II, 12 Captain; Football Queen 10; Latin Club Venus 10; Thespian Play 10. MARY COOK Band 9. 10. II. 12: Latin Club 9. 10. II. 12; Paolite II; Perfect Attendance 11. DwviS opened ttv cm unfjUifolved woM , SANDRA COOK Latin Club 9. 10, II, 12; F.T.A. II; French Club II, 12. BARBARA COOPER Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10 II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; F.T.A. 12. BARBARA COULTER Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.B.L.A. 9, II Reporter, 12; Choir 9, II; Latin Club 9, 10, II; Basketball Princess 12. MARILYN CRECELIUS F.B.L.A. 10, II. 12: Choir 12; F.H.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. NANCY DAUGHERTY Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.H.A. 10, 12 Historian; G.A.A. 9; Kadettes 10. II, 12; Library Club 9, 10. II Vice-President, 12 Vice-President. DALE DELONG Booster Club 10, II, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II Clerk, 12 Vice-President; Football 9; French Club II Vice-Pres-ident. 22 MARY DELPH Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 10, 12; Latin Club 9; G.A.A. 9. LINDA DEWEESE F.B.L.A. II. 12: F.H.A. II. 12. OtM b tlvb (MOtiiCW tiCudiiJUw WAS 0WI . DAVID DILLEY JANET EASTERDAY Class Historian 9. 10, II, 12: Band 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club 9. 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Photographer 12; Latin Club 9; Thespians 10, II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Majorette 10, II, 12; Band Contest 9, II; F.T.A. 12; Thespian Play 10. EUGENE ELLIOTT Booster Club II, 12 Vice-President; F.B.L.A. 12; Thespians II, 12; Basketball 9: Cross Country 9; Art Guild 10, II; Hi-Y 9. KENNY ENGLAND Class Sergeant-at-Arms 9, 10 President, 11 President, 12 President; F.F.A. 9, 10, II Sentinel, 12 Sentinel: Lettermen's Club 10. II, 12; Football 10; Cross Country 9; I.A. 9 Sergeant-at-Arms, 10 Sergeant-at-Arms, II Sergeant-at-Arms; Art Guild 12. RANDY EUBANK Art Guild 9, 10, II; I.A. 12. SAMUEL FARLOW F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12. 23 JANE FARMER Transfer from English 10: F.B.L.A. II. 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Library Club 12; F.T.A. 11. EDDIE FODDRILL Class Vice-President 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Reporter; Lettermen's Club 9. 10, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, II. 12 Co-Captain; Baseball 9. 10. II. 12; Football 9. 10, II. 12; Hi-Y Sportsmanship Award 10; All-Conference Football Team 10. 12; Free-throw Trophy 10. II: Outstanding Basketball Player Trophy 10; Boys' State 11. Cento totjoMj wJLqm I Imj coutfs, aul RONNIE GALLAHAN Booster Club 9, 10; F.B.L.A. II, 12; Latin Club 9. 10. II, 12: Thespians 9. 10. II Vice-President, 12; Thespian Play 9. 10. II. 12. LINDA GARDNER Band 9. 10. II, 12: Booster Club 9, 10. II. 12; Latin Club 9. 10. II. 12; Honor Society II, 12 Treasurer; Office Club II: Kadettes 10, II, 12; Basketball Princess 12. EDDIE GEHL Booster Club 12; F.F.A. 10, II. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Hi-Y II, 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Thespians 12; Football 11 Manager; Track 9 Managor, 11 Manager, 12 Manager; I.A. 9. 10. 11, 12. STEVE GILLUM F.F.A. 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12 Treasurer; Latin Club 9, 10 Sergeant-at-Arms, II President, 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12 Vice-President; Thespians 10. II. 12 President; Basketball 9, 10. II, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Track II, 12; Cross Country 9; Boys' State 11; Baseball 9. MONA GOODMAN Booster Club 9. 10, II, 12 Secretary; F.B.L.A. 9, 10. II, 12 Vice-President; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Latin Club 9 Sergeant-at-Arms. 10, II, 12; Thespians II; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Student Council 10, II. 12 Secretary; G.A.A. 9; Library Club 10, II Treasurer; Perfect Attendance 10. HOWARD GREEN Hi-Y 9, 10, II; Hillcrest Circulation Manager 12; Paolite II Circulation Manager, 12 Circulation Manager; French Club II; I. U. Social Studies Institute II. 24 PAUL HAMMONS Paws cU4 to trfctoty to cut 12; Library Club 9, nets. JUDY HAZELWOOD Booster Club 10. II, 12; F.H.A. 10; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Honor Society II, 12; French Club II, 12; Kadettes 10. II, 12; Library Club 12. NANCY HEBB Band 9. 10. II. 12; Booster Club 9, 10. II. 12; Hill-crest Ad Staff 12. SANDY HODGES Booster Club II, 12; Choir II, 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 10, II, 12 Secretary: Latin Club 9; G.A.A. 9. PHILLIP HUDLESON Class Treasurer 9, 10; Lettermen's Club 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12; Basketball 9. 10, II. 12; Baseball 9, II, 12; Football 9. 10, II. 12; Art Guild 12 Treasurer. JOYCE HUDSON F.B.L.A. II: F.H.A. 9, 10. II, 12. JUDY HULTZ Transfer from Arizona II; Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Office Club 12; Honor Society 12. 25 BILLY KERBY Band 9. 10. II, 12 Representative; F.B.L.A. II, 12: Latin Club 9 Reporter. ELMER KIMMEL Band 9; F.F.A. 9. 10. II, 12: Lettermen's Club 10, II, 12 President; Student Council 9, II, 12; Football 9, 10, I I. 12 Co-Captain; Track 11, 12. PojiiAJtt, hfuxrffi Ou f wUyu w iH L go 'khamL. MARK LANE Transfer from English 10; F.F.A. 12; Baseball 12. LINDA GILES LAWSON Band 9. 10, II; F.B.L.A. 10, II; Tri-Hi-Y 9, 10, II; Girls' State 11. JIMMY LONG Hi-Y 9. 10, II Vice-President, 12 President; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Basketball 9, 10; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Art Guild 12; Lettermen's Club 9, 10 Sergeant-at-Arms, II Secretary, 12 Secretary. MARLIN LUFF F.B.L.A. 12; F.F.A. 10, II Secretary, 12 President; Latin Club 10; Lettermen’s Club 10, II, 12; Basketball 10, II Manager, 12 Trainer; Track 9, 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10, II, 12 Co-Captain; F.F.A. Judging Team II, 12; Honor Society 12. DONNA McBRIDE Band 9. 10, II, 12; Booster Club 12; F.8.L.A. 12- F.H.A 9, 10, II Reporter, 12; Office Club 12. nina McIntosh F.H.A. 9. 10. II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; French Club II, 12; Homemaker Award 11. 26 RONNIE MAGILL Band 9; Choir 12; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; Thespians 9. MARK MANSHIP Class President 9: Band 9. 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 9; Latin Club 10, II Consul; Honor Society 10, II, 12; Thespians 10, II, 12; Student Council II; Pep Band 9, 10, II. 12; F.T.A. 12. whuJtM b — bo l But u j stM hct L pOfitteS — y k! SHARON MATTHEWS Booster Club 9. 10: F.B.L.A. 10, II Vice-President, 12; F.H.A. 9. KENNY MILLER Band 9. 10, II, 12; Booster Club 12; Choir II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Consul; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9; Track II; F.T.A. 12: Pep Band 12. DEBBIE MOSS Transfer from Kentucky 10; Booster Club II; Hillcrest Co-Editor 12: Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor: Tri-Hi-Y 12; Art Guild 10, II Secretary, 12 Secretary; F.T.A. 11,12 Secretary. JERRY MURPHY F.F.A. 9, 10, II. 12: Football II, 12. SUSAN NICHOLSON Booster Club 9, 10. II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12: Thespians 9, 10, II, 12 Treasurer; Thespian Play 10: Football Queen 12; Kadettes 10. TERRY NICHOLSON Hi-Y 9, 10 Chaplain, II Secretary, 12 Secretary; Let. termen's Club II, 12; Student Council 10, II Vice-President, 12 President: Basketball 9, 10, II; Baseball 9, 10, II. 12: Football 9. 10. II, 12. 27 JOY PETTY Band 9. 10. II, 12; Booster Club 9. 10. II. 12; Latin Club 9. 10. II. 12; Student Council 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12; Girls' State II; F.T.A. 10. II Historian. 12 Parliamentarian; Pep Band 9. II, 12; Honor Society 12. DAN PITTMAN Dt£ (W s, to6es (mAj taoAS — dcm opened JANET PLEMMONS Band 9. 10. II. 12; Booster Club 9. 10. II. 12; Choir II; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespian Play II; Latin Club 9. 10. II. 12; Honor Society II, 12; Thespians II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II. 12 Chaplain; F.T.A. 10. II Treasurer. 12 President; Pep Band 9; Band Contest 10, 11; Perfect Attendance I I. PENNY POWELL Booster Club II. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 9, 10 Historian, 11,12 Treasurer. CONNIE HANNAH RILEY Band 9. 10; Majorette 10; Office Girl II. 12; Student Librarian 10. MIKE ROBERTS Class Vice-President 9. 10. II; Band 9 Representative, 10 Representative, II Vice-President, 12 President; F.F.A. 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12 Sergeant-at-Arms; Lettermen's Club 9. 10, II, 12 Vice-President; Basketball 9, 10. II, 12 Co-Captain; Baseball 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9. 10, 11 All Mid-Southern Conference Team, 12 Co-Captain; Track 10. II, 12; French Club II President; Pep Band 9; Honor Society 12. STEVE ROBINSON Student Council 10. 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II, 12 Chaplain; Thespians 12; Basketball 9; Cross Country 9; I.A. 10, II, 12 Sergeant-at-Arms. FRANCES SEYBOLD Band 9. 10. II, 12; F.B.L.A. II. 12; F.H.A. 9. 10. II Vice-President, 12 President; F.T.A. 10. 28 SHERRY SHELTON Band 9. 10. II. 12: Booster Club 9. 10. II. 12; F.B.L.A. 10. II. 12: F.H.A. 9: Thespians 9. 10, II. 12: Pep Band 12. STEVE SINCLAIR Booster Club 10. II, 12; Choir 12; Hi-Y 9. 10. II. 12; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Parliamentarian. II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Thespians II. 12: Perfect Attendance 10: Honor Society 12. 0 tC QjQOImj, but ttuS tUyIU AJb JOY SINGLETON Booster Club 9. 10. II. 12; F.B.L.A. II. 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12: Latin Club 9. 10. II, 12; Thespians 12; French Club 11; Honor Society 12. DONNA SPRINGER Band 9. 10. II. 12: Booster Club 9, 10. II. 12; Choir II; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians II, 12; Latin Club 9. 10, II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10. II Vice-President. 12 President: Library Club 9, 10; I.U. Social Studies Institute II; F.T.A. 12; Tri-Hi-Y State Chaplain 12; Thespian Play 11. ROSIE STANDS Booster Club 9. 10. II, 12: Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Thespians 10. II, 12; Paolite II Art Editor, 12 Art Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Art Guild 10 Secretary, II Treasurer, 12; F.T.A. 12 Sergeant-at-Arms; Kadettes 10, II. 12; Football Princess II. 12; Basketball Princess 12. GARY STROUD Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. 12; Hi-Y 10. II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Latin Club 9; Thespians 12; Student Council 9; Art Guild 12. LARRY STROUD F.B.L.A. 12: Lettermen’s Club 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9. 10; Football 9. 10, II; Track 9, 10; Art Guild 9, 10, II, 12: Booster Club 12. PHILLIP STROUD F.F.A. 9. 10. II. 12. 29 MARVIN STULTS F.F.A. 12. DICK THOMPSON Booster Club 9; F.F.A. 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12 retary; Basketball 9; Football 9. 10. Tfi of the Sec- CARRELLTRINKLE I-A. 9. 10. II, 12; Art Guild 11. 12. ANNE UYESUGI Band 9, 10, II. 12; Majorette II, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Co-Editor 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12 Historian; Thespians 9, 10, II Secretary, 12 Secretary: Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II Historian, 12; French Club II; F.T.A. 12; Pep Band 9, 10. II, 12. CLARENCE WALTON F.F.A. 10, II, 12; F.F.A. Judging Team 10, II, 12. MARTIN WEAVER Transfer from Springs Valley II; F.B.L.A. II, 12 President. SUE WELLMAN Band 9, 10. II. 12; Booster Club 9. 10, II, 12; Hill-crest Associate Editor 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Editor-In-Chief; Cheerleader 9. BECKY WELLS Choir 9; F.B.L.A. 10, II, 12 Treasurer; F.H.A. 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12 Vice-President; F.T.A. 10. 30 EDWARD WHEELER Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians II, 12; French Club II, 12 Vice-President; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II. ANITA WHITE Band 9. 10. II. 12; Choir II. 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12; Li-brary Club II, 12. t06G$ — 1 968 — It wO Cj ypjOJit. KEVIN WILSON Booster Club 12: F.B.L.A. 12: Hi-Y 9, 10. II, 12; Thespians 12; Basketball 9; Track 9. SANDRA WILSON Booster Club II, 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.H.A. 9. 10, II President, 12 Reporter; Betty Crocker Girl 12. DEBBIE WININGER Booster Club 9. 10. II. 12; Hillcrest Photographer 12; Latin Club 9 Music Leader, 10 Music Leader, II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor; Tri-Hi-Y 12; F.T.A. 12; Kadettes 10, II. 12. TOM WOOLSTON Transfer from Owensville 10; F.F.A. 10, II Reporter, 12 Vice-President; F.F.A. Judging Team 10, II, 12. An Exodus began almost too late for us. 31 Seniors play dress up—Sherry Shelton was happy as an old-time football fan, but Martin Weaver and Steve Sinclair set higher goals—Mr. K-notts and Mr. K-nigga. TME Seniors added that special something to the twist—and twister was the name of the game. More sober souls learned to tippet . 32 £ENfOR£ PtAV Phillip Stroud thinks he's the Music Man . Most seniors preferred Mr. Taylor’s guidance . . . Wilbur Monkey Elliott likes to hang around with real swingers . . . Debbie Wininger and Ann Uye-sugi indulge in finger painting, while the guys get together for a gross session . 33 Would-be journalist Evandro interviews Paolite Editor Wellman. Mofa y A koi Amigos From Peru came Ruben, the suave, smiling diplomat. From Brazil there was Evandro, the cynical Latin lover, and from Chile was Jose, the shy, the gentle. From three cultures Paoli High learned of Latin America. The lessons lasted only a few months, but the attachments formed were forever. 34 With encouragement like this, Ruben quickly bridges the language gap. ofoss 4 1969 Jimmy Apple Steve Apple Mike Atchley Mark Atkinson George Baker David Beck Donna Beck Grace Bobbitt Brenda Bostock Margo Bough Bill Breeding Susan Burton Steven Busick Pam Busick Barbara Cadle Debbie Charles Calvin Chesnut Bobby Clements Rx tg$ OOdM j (UmAj iCD DW WAS 69 l $ SftCmet. knnnAAAM Bob Coleman Kathy Collier Charlene Comingore Steve Condra Donetta Cook Gary Cornwell Leah Cornwell Sherry Cornwell David Cox Ronny Crecelius Betty Davis Phil DeLong Andy DeWitt Mary Dilley William Drury Becky Easterday Connie Edwards Doris Eickelberger Mary Evola Teresa Farley Melissa Farlow Gene Ferguson Bill Fitzpatrick Kevin Fleming Robin Frank Paula Giles Randy Gourdouze Edward Grider Anita Grimes Janet Grimes 35 Glenda Hall Dorothy Hammes Miclci Harris Marilyn Hawkins Perry Hawkins Theresa Hazelwood Paul Herd Pat Hinshaw Carmen Holaday Steve Jones Terri Kemple Martha Kirk Danny Lacy Junior Lewellyn Charles Lindley Chuck Lindsey Johnny Long Mark McCoy Barbara McCracken Philip McDonald Karen McPherson Debbie Magill Jane Manship Carolyn Martin Vaughn Matthews Pat Mattingly Larry Mink Brenda Minton Marjorie Moon Clarence Moore Ricky Myers Mark Newlin Bobby Patton Mark Qualkenbush Mike Ray Debbie Rennirt Martha Riester Gary Riggle Danny Roberts Billy Rutherford Patti Rutherford Danny Spencer Bonnie Stalker Connie Stalker Anita Stephenson Donald Stroud Mike Stroud Norma Stroud BHeSte L with tlvb WfoktS tfajuch, JukuOAS 36 Sarah Tarr Larry Trinlcle Donnie Tuell Gene Tuell Ron Turner Janet Vest Ruth Wallace Joe Walls Larry Walls Lila Walls Ronnie Walls Warren Walls Connie Walton Gary Walton Steve Walton Donna Warren Mike Weeks Bobby Wellman wQi db oJWs tltoAtj xctgs t(v 'ttelcRS. Nancy Wells Sheila Wells Billy Wheeler Terry Whitfield Nancy Williams Vicki Wininger boots W ifiiv’t JUNIORS — GR£U fN£ GROU fNG- W 'r V i . . . GO OmS, 1970 Brenda Agan Mike Anderson Myra Andry Dallas Apple Rita Apple Terry Apple Jean Barnett Duane Benham Gloria Benham Glorina Benham Gary Blevins Jeff Brown Bill Buchanan Bob Buchanan Betty Busick Duane Busick Peggy Butt Sandra Campbell llifi tG wQJXJb CtfWfe fW | Phillip Chastain Terry Chastain Christene Comingore Terry Condra Billy Cook Jack Coulter Rosemary Courtney Ronnie Cox Glenn Daugherty Nancy Davis Phillip Dickey Connie Dillard Tom Easterday Brenda Eickelberger Danny Eickelberger Jimmy Eubank Rose Evola Kathy Farlow Stanley Farmer Kim Fleming Nancy Food rill Sharon Free Bruce Gilliatt Susan Gowin Jimmy Grimes Ruth Halbert Steve Hankins Jack Hannah Darlene Harper Jerry Heinz 39 Betty Herd Nancy Hickman Kent Holaday Maryrose Hopper Mark Hudleson Linda Huff Karen Hutslar Nancy Kellams Jerry Kemple Rick Kesterson Linda Kimmel Joy Lankford David Levi Sharon Lindley Vicki Long Johnny McBride Sharon McBride Charles McCalla Linda McDonald Roger McFelea Ann McIntosh Diana McIntosh Kay McIntosh Marilyn McIntosh Violet Marshall Hershel Martin Barbara Miller Mike Minton Peggy Moore Irene Morris Eddie Morris Phillip Murphy Ronnie Nicholls Connie Oakley Sherry Patton Sandy Pearson Jody Pemberton Margie Pemberton Larry Piper David Pittman Terry Pittman Mary Ray Danny Rowland Jerry Rowland Debbie Rutherford Linda Rutherford Peggy Sage Donna Seybold 40 Rick Shirley Brenda Smith Duane Smith Butch Snell John Spears Roger Stalker Patty Stephens David Strange Tim Strange Brenda Stroud J. C. Stroud Rita Stroud Kay Sturgeon Connie Tedrow Sonia Tomlinson Winston Walls Ernie Walton Kathy Walton JuSt hbup (jCtA OcaOy CtoM Sfyt tov be ? Carolyn Warren Chuck Warren Linda Warren Roy Warren Beth Ann Warriner Eric Weaver Bonnie Weeks Kenni Wellman John Wells Vicki Wilder Terry Woosley Not Pictured: James Wilson What do you mean take off my mask—I belong to GAA! Butch the goblin Snell learns it doesn't pay to soap a Senior's windows as Elmer Kimmel beats-him-on-his-head! 41 Segregation is the rule for sophomores. Scouts Kent Holaday, Terry Chastain, Mark Kendall and Charles McCalla live in a boy world of wire and batteries, and on the Benham couch there is only room for Duane and his almost-Collie dog . . . Patiently the girls pretend they'd rather picnic alone, but like all daughters of Eve, they know that a man, or even a sophomore boy, can be tempted with a German chocolate cake. And Larry Piper, that self-proclaimed clown, surveys it all hoping to add a bit of humor . Delores Abell Charles Agan Larry Anderson Frank Archer Beverly Ash Linda Babcock Phillip Babcock Clifford Barrett Kenny Blevins George Bowles Carolyn Breeding Claudette Brozzo Lynn Cadle Connie Clouse Danny Cook Edith Cook Emily Courtney Doug Crecelius dote 4 1971 Ptosk Tourney btopldes com jyte totquumL. Ottis Crowder Tonda Crowder Susan DeLong Gordon Denny Marilyn Denton Bob Dickey Peggy Dixon Danny Doan Mike Doan Sheryl Drury Anthony Duke Steve East Terry Edwards Carol Elliott Melvin England Powell Eubank Vicki Fordyce Jerry Free Warren Free Connie Jo Gilliatt Darla Green Connie Grimes Susan Groomer Phillip Hammes Janet Harmon Linda Hawkins Roger Hawkins Martina Hazelwood Louanne Hazlewood Debra Hickman 43 Pfuwtes 'iAng — it um po tfcu ttM , but Marty Hill Edna Hinshaw Joyce Holiday JoAnn Hopper Rex Hudleson Judy Hudson Rennie Hutslar Terry Hutslar Ralph Karnes Carolyn Kerby Sandra Key Tim Key Eric King Robbie Kirk Larry Knotts Nancy Lane Larry Lankford Freddie Lashbrooks Kay Leonard Pam Levi Roger Livingston Billy Long Danny McBride Linda McIntosh Rickey McIntosh Barbara Martin Marilyn Mathes Ricky Minton Buddy Moore Christine Newlin David Newlin Ted Oakley Joe Payton Sara Petty Kerry Piper Donna Pittman Richard Pittman Marcella Qualkenbush Becky Rennirt David Riley Janice Robbins Helen Robinson Jack Scott Larry Shipley Tony Shipman Mary Simpson Steve Sisco Debbie Slaten 44 Norma Smelser Steve Starr Cheryl Stewart Danny Strange Cathy Stroud Debby Stroud Steve Stroud Lu Ann Terrell Joanna Thompson Donnie Toliver Carole Trinlcle Joe Tucker Mickey Tuell Trina Tuell Joana Turner Tonda Underwood Eddie Uyesugi Bruce Vernon th t w46 StcfiE tfr kol L ItCtM k oJb th Qbitotdi. Wilma Walls Cindy Walton Vicki Walton Phillip Waynick Steve Wells Bill Wilder Bonnie Williams Becky Wilson Steve Wineinger Mary Woodburn Not Pictured: Buddy Hawkins Ricky Manship James Roberts Debbie Webster Frosh Spirit couldn't be drowned out, even by a disastrous pep rally. But there were those who were disillusioned! FR££W UEN: 1+ was a year of hippies—and Mary Woodburn was top swinger. But old fashioned Robbie Kirk and LuAnn Terrell still had their feet on the ground. Marty Hill sang a protest song to his Latin Club initiators, and Danny McBride attempted to raise his hippie status to '69 level by playing monopoly. 46 Becky Andry Eddie Apple Joyce Baker Steve Banks Eva Barrett Paul Baumgardner Kenneth Bennett Penny Bennett Timothy Blevins Marcia Bosley Denise Bruner Carolyn Buchanan Cathy Buchanan Ronnie Cadle Kim Chastain Randy Chastain Mary Ann Clark Randy Clark Jcuu(yt Cte 4 1972 f-figfi — Ou todvdodtwib w if l 0 its frutfv. Randy Coble Charles Collins Allen Condra Kathy Cook Mark Cook Penny Cook Patti Coulter Pam Cox Harold Crecelius Steve Crowder Steve Denton Sue DeWitt Jerry Dillard Becky Dillard Terry Dillard Kenny Dilley Annis Dooley Pam Douglas Marsha Drake Charles Drury Roger Dukeman Kenny Dunn Kenny Easterday Kenneth Eubank Connie Fancher Terri Fisher Jon Foddrill Connie Free Leigh Gardner Wanda Garloch 47 QhtfM CjOJudt Mipp d , but got w v uot . Joe Gehl Kathy Gibson Larry Gilliatt Richelle Gourdouze Robbyn Gourdouze Debra Gourley Bobby Halbert Gerald Hammes Shanon Haney Marsha Hankins Otto Hesse Danny Hickman Nancy Hollan Debbie Hollen Richie Holmes Barbara Hopper Eva Jo Hudleson Jimmy Hudelson Anct Johnny Huff Brenda Hutslar Gary Hutslar Steve Jones Vicky Kendall Sharon Key Danny King Diana King Phyllis King Gary Lankford Charlene Lindsey Jennie Longest Anita McBride Geri McBride Katherine McCalla Marsue McCalla Jerry Marshall Mark Martin Pam Martin Barbara Mattingly Carl Miller Leonard Mink Richard Minton Nancy Mitchell Tim Moffatt Fred Moore Tim Moore Debbie Morris Vicki Nicholson Jim Patton 48 Mike Patton Robin Patton Ruby Payton Brenda Pemberton Debby Pemberton Teresa Piatt Randall Piper Brenda Radcliffe Marilyn Richardson Wanda Richardson Janice Riester Danny Roach Della Roll Mike Russell Greg Rutherford Bob Seybold Barry Singleton Jerry Spear ndd job pep club houd ow j pop uail 66. Donna Spencer Charles Strother Bill Stroud David Stroud Mike Stroud Peggy Stroud Randall Summers James Tarr Susan Terrell Clyde Thacker Susan Tuell Karen Walls Eddie Wa!ton Janet Walton Carol Warren Elizabeth Warren Kathy Warren Alan Waynick Robin Weeks Steve White Lynn Wininger Phillip Wolfe Donna Wright Not Pictured: Randall Drury 49 U HO’S AFRAID OF THE Bi BAD MONSTER ? I But, coach, they scare me when they growl! was the plea of a little Ram as he hurried to the safety of the huddle. But who cares about growls when you're hiding behind a fence and a box of popcorn? Kathy Agan Patty Allen Pam Andis Sharon Apple Jerry Archer Steve Babcock Tanya Banks Tim Banta Earl Barton DeWane Benefiel Barbara Bennett Teresa Bennett Dianna Blankenbaker Valerie Blanton Cathy Blevins Sandra Bosley Billy Bowles Ralph Bowles 4 1972 A youRCje t geae totiM 1lowco L ttv Oj Stodcyu be fc. Terry Briner Patty Brinson Randy Brown Meta Bruner Billy Buchanan Carl Buetel Debra Busick Mike Butt Clyde Campbell Richard Claxton Robert Claxton Jerry Clements Thomas Clements Ellen Cline James Compton Marsha Condra Debra Conner Alice Cook Patricia Cook Kim Cornwell Pam Cornwell Paul Crecelius Ernest Crowder Kathy Davis Barbara DeLong Cheri Dillard Janet Dixon Paul Doan Clara Dunn Eddie Dunn 51 Sheila Easterday Teresa Edwards Sfeve Elliott John England Juanita Fair Phillip Fields Marcella Fleming Marilyn Foddrill Don Frank Rane Free Sandy Giles Joe Gilliatt Donna Grimes Roy Grimes William Groome Debra Grunden Sherri Grunden Vickie Henderson TUj WQA the VJUV tty Qundv bunch, OjaAj Jennifer Hess Arthur Hickman Carol Hobson Linda Hoeft Karen Hollan Keith Hopewell Benny Jackson Betty Jones Patricia Jones Norma Kellams Danny Kemple David King Cecil Lanham Roger Laws Rosemary Leonard Carol Lockhart Larry McBride Gloria McCalla Henry McGuire David Marshall Vickie Marshall Phyllis Martin Phyllis Mattingly Karen Meadows Bonnie Mink James Moss Donna Nance Debra Newlin John Newlin Larry Nicholson 52 Linda Oakley Scott Padgett David Parrott'-’ Pamela Pate Melva Peyton Danny Pearson Doug Pittman Robert Pittman John Plemmons Jenny Powell Kathy Radcliffe Leslie Rhodes Karen Richardson Tony Richardson Kenny Riester Herman Roberts Mark Russell Peggy Simpson top lockto MAldb Ou |yiohf hv. Mike Slaten Tim Slayton Dan Smith Mike Smith Cindy Stephenson Mark Strange Kim Strother Jeff Taylor Edith Thacker Vicky Thompson George Trinkle Terry Tuell Tony Underwood Paul Walls Charles Walton Patricia Walton Ronnie Warren Barbara Wells Donita Wells Jerry Wells Richard Wilder Ralph Wininger Carla Woosley 53 A FAR,-REACRfNO PROBLEM 7huvck btutcA . . . BUT THIS WALL WAS HARD TO STOP The game whistle sounded, the dust flew, and the pressure cooker blew. Clarksville finally won but not without a fight. Scoring records were broken along with a few bones, as Paoli welcomed a new coaching face. The Mid-Southern crown just barely escaped them as Raymond's Rams stormed to a 6-4 record with Roberts at the wheel. The tough conference made room as six Rams achieved All-Conference honors—but we knew there were more than six! The Paoli-Valley classic drew 2,500, but midnight came early with this pumpkin—and even a shower room pat on the back by Birch Bayh couldn't erase the sorrow. Powerful Ram lineup included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager Ronnie Cox, Ed Uyesugi, Charles McCalla, Jeff Brown, John McBride, Melvin England, Gordon Denny, Bill Fitzpatrick, Dan Roberts, John Long, Terry Nicholson, Jim Long, Eddie Foddrill, David Pittman. SECOND ROW: Jack Coulter, Rex Hudleson, Glenn Daugherty, Mark Newlin, Phil Ffudleson, David Cox, John Spears, Coach Jim Bryan, Head Coach Cecil Raymond, Coach Bob Connell, Tim Strange, Phil DeLong, Steve Gillum, Duane Benham, Elmer Kimmel. Not pictured: Mike Roberts, Eugene Piatt, Managers Kim Fleming and David Strange. A MILE. — 1760 Yct tds ofy Qw cd Ou w I B (xmL Like Goliath, Ram toes found that little Mike carried a big slingshot. Mike Flea Roberts was Paoli's most valuable player. He gained honors on the Mid-Southern All-Conference football team and on the same squad picked by the Courier-Journal. Running a mile is not particularly uncommon for an athlete, but piling up a mile in hard-earned yardage is a remarkable feat. thb eyes Roaring football fans paid homage to Queen Susie Nicholson and court, Marcella Qualkenbush, Sonja Tomlinson, Rosie Stands and Lila Walls. Then as the spotlight dimmed, a white knight re-claimed his queen. Oj [A fufe' sta teXcjnS ieue t touchdou n I Paoli 55............................................Salem 20 Paoli 21 ........................................ Mitchell 26 Paoli 58..................................... Huntingburg 6 Paoli 45..................................West Washington 6 Paoli 25........................................ Brownstown 20 Paoli 48........................................... Castle 14 Paoli 21 ......................................... Corydon 0 Paoli 13 .................................. Springs Valley 20 Paoli 6..................................... Clarksville 28 Paoli 6 .................................. Jeffersonville 41 62 Ymjv ofa th RjOim PAOU .................................73 PAOLI ................................54 PAOU .................................72 PAOLI ................................73 PAOLI ................................76 PAOLI ................................58 PAOLI ................................70 PAOLI ................................75 PAOLI ................................56 PAOLI ................................84 PAOLI ................................56 PAOLI ................................56 PAOLI ................................77 PAOLI ................................54 PAOLI ................................68 PAOLI ................................45 PAOLI ................................52 PAOLI ................................56 SPRINGS VALLEY ..................60 CLARKSVILLE .....................50 BEDFORD .........................99 MITCHELL ........................90 WEST WASHINGTON .................63 SCOTTSBURG ......................68 SALEM .......................... 69 HUNTINGBURG .....................59 AUSTIN ..........................51 FLOYD CENTRAL ...................71 CORYDON .........................70 EDGEWOOD ........................72 ORLEANS..........................64 CHARLESTOWN .....................49 EASTERN .......................'.77 BROWNSTOWN ......................65 JEFFERSONVILLE ..................73 SILVER CREEK ....................64 SECTIONAL PAOLI ..................................63 PAOLI ..................................68 PAOLI ..................................47 I PAOLI ..................................52 REGIONAL ORLEANS .........................55 MORGAN TOWNSHIP .................53 CORYDON .........................39 JEFFERSONVILLE ..................79 It should never be said that Paoli's youth aren't grateful to the townspeople. When the students of PHS were awarded a new school and gymnasium, they entertained Paoli with some sparkling basketball . games. THEN THERE WAS THAT SECTIONAL! The 13-year drought was finally over and, oh, how that rain felt good! Frank Gourdouze had always said that it was the sectional that really counted, but some lost patience. Corydon came north with that last game already won, and ended up going home dragging their wreaths behind them. It was Gourdouze's finest hour in coaching—and a lot of people had to eat their words. Championship team included Mike Roberts, Eddie Fodrill, David Cox, Philip Hudleson, Tim Strange, Randy Gourdouze, Mike Apple, Steve Gillum, Rex Hudleson, Bill Fitzpatrick, Mark Hudleson, Duane Benham. EfMiM bOfiMP tlipj RAmi’ [r uu Aid the sports umM listened A streak flashes down court, then suddenly stops on a dime. A figure leaps into the air, and a ball arches perfectly through the net. The form of Eddie Foddrill scoring another two points was the entertainment of the evening at a Paoli ball game. And fans were guaranteed an exciting game—win or lose. Eddie sparked the team with his 17.3 average and amassed a total of 354 points this year. A — t ’$ Cofcuftg Uf 68 Oj MAaP ki dotw CtM L Oj bOMOfcW OUHaW. Cbwit RjOSft . • • To the soft strains of Moon River , five senior princesses, Carolyn Bosley, Barbara Coulter, Linda Gardner, Sue Boyer and Rosie Stands, walked down a royal aisle. Fluorescent sunlight filled the kingdom over which one would soon reign. Bret Holaday and Julie Speer carried a crown of white pearl which made the night a most enchanted evening for Queen Rosie. 69 boiipjy 1000 The championship team included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager John Plem-mons, Ronnie Cox, Joe Tucker, Ed Uyesugi, Butch Snell, Gordon Denny. SECOND ROW: Phil Hudleson, Mark Hudleson, Rex Hudleson, Coach Raymond, Duane Ben-ham, Ed Foddrill, Terry Nicholson. Not Pictured: Bill Fitzpatrick. . . . WM, ohnut. For 13 years Ram fans waited—and then sectionals came in twins. A twelve-man baseball squad, guided by Cecil Raymond, roared to its first Indiana High School sectional title by removing Scottsburg in final play. Season record stood at 9-9. Rd U£ (N Representing the RAM RESERVES in the new gymnasium were: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager J. C. Stroud, Jerry Kemple. Charles McCalla, Eddie Uyesugi. Kent Holaday. Ronnie Cox. SECOND ROW: Manager Dav.d Strange. Jack Coulter. Terry Chastain. Rex Hudleson. Gary Blevins. John Spears. Larry Trinkle. Manager Duane Busick, Coach Charles Speer. SpCMtfe fn LETTERMEN’S CLUB added hilarity to sports when they matched the Paoli High School faculty against the Harlem Astronauts. Members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: President Elmer Kimmel. Vice President Mike Roberts. Secretary Jimmy Long. Treasurer Phil DeLong, Sergeant-at-arms Johnny Long, Larry Stroud. SECOND ROW: Marlin Luff, Steve Gillum, Mike Apple, Terry Nicholson, Eddie Foddrill, Phil Hudleson. THIRD ROW: Glenn Daugherty, Mark Hudleson, 71m Strange, David Cox, Charles Lindley, Mark Newlin. FOURTH ROW: Randy Gourdouze. Eddie Gehl. Bill Fitzpatrick. Rex Hudleson. Ronnie Cox. Kent Holaday. Kim Fleming. 71 RUNNERS to YOUR MARR With two-miler Charles Lindley leading the pack, Frank Gourdouze's Cross Country runners initiated one of Paoli High's most successful sports eras. Champion runners included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Duane Busick, Chuck Warren, Steve Wineinger, Bill Long, Marty Hill, Larry Knotts and Kent Holaday. SECOND ROW: Terry Apple, Charles Lindley, Mike Apple, Marlin Luff, Mark Hudleson, Mark Atkinson, Coach Gourdouze. Robert Connell's track-sters were underclassmen accented, but the youngsters performed with up-perclass determination. Running for the Rams were: FIRST ROW. left to right: Charles Mc- Calla, Bruce Vernon, Steve Wineinger, Larry Knotts, Terry Hutsler, Gordon Denny, Kent Holaday. SECOND ROW: Marty Hill. Ed Uyesugi, Bill Long. Robbie Kirk, Jimmy Apple. Phil McDonald, Melvin England. THIRD ROW: Phil De-Long, Mark Atkinson, Duane Busick, Jack Coulter, David Cox, Charles Lindley. Terry Apple. Coach Connell. Much Ram cinder power came from seniors Steve Gillum, Mike Roberts, Marlin Luff. — jhb Pw uWj Plagued by the loss of Rex Hudleson, Ed Uyesugi and Danny Doan to the B team, it took nearly all season to turn this squad into a top notch team. But with Gary Holmes providing the guidance, experience finally brought results. FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Knotts, Mickey Tuell, Steve Wineinger, Joe Tucker, Ronnie Hutslar. SECOND ROW: Bruce Vernon, Marty Hill, Rex Hudleson, Eddie Uyesugi, Gordon Denny, Coach Gary Holmes. tfl CjoJAjlj? Danny Doan shows the form that made him one of this year's best golfers at PHS. Looking on are Coach Charles Speer, Randy Gourdouze, Otis Crowder, Kim Fleming and Danny McBride. Not pictured: John Spears. 73 W.C U JiOii S Wau Coached by Billy McMahan, eighth graders netted seven for seven on the basketball court. They were: FIRST ROW, left to right: Steven Banks, Alan Waynick, Jimmy Hudelson, Randy Chastain, Ronnie Cadle, Mark Cook, Kim Strothers. SECOND ROW: Coach Billy McMahan, Billy Stroud, Kim Chastain, Jon Fod-drill, Danny King, Roger Dukeman, Fred Moore, David King. THIRD ROW: Steve Denton, Greg Rutherford. Richie Holmes, Terry Dillard, Randall Summers, Kenneth Bennett, Bob Seybold. Seventh Grade netters included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Ronnie Warren, Kenny Riester, Tim Banta, Danny Kemple, Larry Nicholson. SECOND ROW: Coach Billy McMahan, Tony Underwood, David Marshall, Joe Gilliatt, Don Frank, Scott Padgett, Pete Moss. THIRD ROW: Richard Claxton, John Plemmons, Tim Slayton, Steve Elliott, Robert Claxton, Mark Strange. 74 RAM POWER . . . UNCORKED JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL players trained for future action. They were: FIRST ROW, left to right: Danny Kemple, Larry Nicholson, Ronnie Warren, Mark Cook, Tim Banta, Thomas Clements. SECOND ROW: Robert Claxton, Don Frank, Doug Pittman, David King, Richard Claxton, John Plemmons, Coach Jim Bryan. THIRD ROW: John England, Jimmy Hudelson, Randy Chastain, Kim Chastain, Ronnie Cadle, Manager Mark Strange. FOURTH ROW: Manager Mike Russell, Larry McBride, Roger Dukeman, Danny King, Bobby Halbert, Jon Foddrill. LITTLE RAM CHEERLEADERS tripled their duties as they yelled for seventh, eiqhth and ninth grade teams. They were: Vicki Nicholson, Kathy Cook, Linda McIntosh, Marcella Oualkenbush. Under the sometimes flying baton of Clifford O. Taylor, the Paoli Band was led to a year of firsts. Their fame ranged nationwide as the Marching Rams traveled to the Windy City to represent the Paoli Lions Club at their International Convention. The call was Chicago or bust , and some did—with pride. A TAYLOR. Pio n the luMs cqjmPj the -MADE RAND tlmun l i 4 OAJUM State Marching Contest brought bands to compete on the Paoli football field. The Marching Rams turned out to be the hostess with the mostess as they gathered top honors—first in their division, best in class, and three victory cakes . . . But marching season was far from finished. The Marching Rams found themselves in great demand traveling to the Mitchell Persimmon Festival, to the Kentucky Derby Parade, and to their final parade in Springs Valley, again representing the Paoli Lions at their state convention. AND THE BAND 78 Firsts continued even though Rams put up their marching shoes. With concert season Rams moved a class higher in the contest and took home the only first in their division, adding another plaque to the bandroom wall. Paoli further extended their hospitality to neighboring schools as they hosted the first Music Festival held in the new school . . . The Paoli Marching Rams were truly a Taylor-made band for firsts. PtAYED ON J) O -J Q uJ 2. Pass tfi skoxJs . . . agaW? Ea ing snails again brought terror to the initiates of FRENCH CLUB. Frenchmen are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Terry Hutslar, Secretary Kay McIntosh, Vice President Eddie Wheeler, President Linda McDonald. Historian Linda Kimmel, Treasurer Janet Harmon. SECOND ROW: Son|a Tomlinson, Connie Dillard, Mary Evola, Brenda Smith, Judy Hazelwood, Donna Seybold. THIRD ROW: Linda Warren, Susan Gowin, Marilyn Hawkins, Barbara Miller, Linda Rutherford. Connie Oakley. FOURTH ROW: Beth Ann Warriner, Cindy Walton, Nina McIntosh. Emily Courtney. Teresa Farley. Linda Huff. FIFTH ROW: Melissa Farlow, Vicki Wininger, Steve Apple, Rickey McIntosh, Sherry Cornwell, Martha Kirk. SIXTH ROW: Sponsor Mrs. Linda Wilson, Barbara McCracken, Danny Lacy, David Cox, Mark Newlin. Dale DeLong. Donnie Brinson. Owi Sow LATIN CLUB went political along with the nation. Charles McCalla was Paoli's favorite son for state chaplain. Members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Treasurer Kenni Wellman, Consul Nancy Davis, Consul Tom Easterday. Historian Lila Walls, Treasurer Mary Wood-burn. Secretary Susan DeLong, Reporter Ronnie Cox. SECOND ROW: David Strange, Parliamentarian Charles McCalla. Scrgeant-at-arms John Spears. Sergeant- at-arms Tim Key. Ronnie Hutslar, Christine Newlin, Joana Turner, Sponsor Steven Grubb. THIRD ROW; Donna Warren, Betty Busick. Sharon Lindley. Maryrose Hopper, Joyce Holiday. Becky Ren-nirt, Lynn Cadle. Marilyn McIntosh, Doug Crecelius. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Halbert. Diar.e McIntosh. Ann McIntosh, Donna Pittman. Mary Simpson. Sara Petty. Kay Leonard, Claudette Brozzo. Delores Abell, Joanna Thompson, Martina Hazelwood. FIFTH ROW: Duane Smith. Chuck Warren, Bruce Vernon. Duane Busick. Steve Wineinger, Marty Hill, Nancy Lane. Marilyn Mathes. TRI-HI-Y—Hl-Y discovered Odis, Obie and Ollie Wood. The girls made Easter hospital favors and gave money to needy Throopers. And the boys brought back the Undiminished Playground . Tii-Ul-Y T fN HONOR OF NEW PAOU f-ffOH — FUTURE TEACHERS ushered when hundreds of people visited Paoli High during open house. Members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Historian Patti Rutherford, Parliamentarian Joy Petty, Librarian Barbara Cadle, President Janet Plemmons, Vice President Carolyn Bosley. Secretary Debbie Moss. Treasurer Phillip McDonald. SECOND ROW: Rosie Stands, Bonnie Weeks. Ronnie Crecelius. THIRD ROW: Connie Edwards, Debbie Magill. Ruth Ann Wallace. Ann Uyesugi. Bobby Wellman. FOURTH ROW: Joana Turner, Nancy Lane. Kay Leonard, Sara Petty, Kenny Miller, Kevin Fleming, Jimmy Apple. FIFTH ROW; Debra Hickman, Donna Pittman, Christine Newlin, Helen Robinson, Danny Lacy. Martha Riester, Melissa Farlow. SIXTH ROW: Becky Rennirt. Donna Springer, Janet Easterday, Joy Cook. Ann McIntosh. Pat Mattingly. Jody Pemberton. Joe Walls. SEVENTH ROW: Debbie Wininger. Kristie Brown. Barbara Cooper, Susan Benham. Brenda Eickelberger, Butch Snell. Sponsor George Effinger. EIGHTH ROW: Tom Easterday, David Strange, John Spears, Eric Weaver. Terry Apple. Tiv QbM Thein BuSUie s FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS sponsored a contest to find the champion speller in school. Members include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Sponsor Mrs. Don Thompson, Historian Sheila Wells, Treasurer Becky Wells, Secretary Sandy Bullington, Vice President Mona Goodman. President Martin Weaver. Sponsor Mrs. Raymond Copeland. SECOND ROW: Sarah Tarr, Barbara Coulter, Norma Clark, Sherry Shelton, Joy Singleton, Sandy Hodges, Nancy Daugherty, Penny Powell, Larry Stroud. Billy Long, Buddy Moore, Roger Stalker. THIRD ROW: Micki Harris, Marilyn Crecelius, Linda Chastain, Linda Deweese. Jane Farmer. Mary Harkness. Mary Delph, Sandy Wilson. Donna McBride. Frances Seybold. Phillip Dickey. Steve East. FOURTH ROW: Ronnie Magill, Anita White, Sharon Matthews. Judy Hultz, Billy Kerby. Kevin Wilson, Eugene Elliott, Gary Stroud, Martha Kirk, Rita Stroud, Sharon Free, Brenda Bostock, Doris Eickelberger. FIFTH ROW: Mike Ray, Bonnie Williams. Larry Anderson, Kim Fleming, David Newlin, Steve Sisco, Connie Stalker, Jane Manship, Donna Warren. Donna Beck, Joy Lankford, Connie Grimes. Trina Tuell. SIXTH ROW: Eddie Gehl, Marlin Luff. LuAnn Terrell. Norma Smelser. Wilma Walls, Debbie Slaten, Terry Hutslar, Roger Livingston, Nancy Wells, Norma Stroud, Carolyn Martin, Marjorie Moon, Bonnie Stalker, Nancy Williams. Dorothy Hammes. SEGREGATION OVER FOR FARMERS Two farmerettes joined the previously all-male FUTURE FARMERS, and the boys later called them sweethearts. Members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Sponsor Robert Darning, Chapter Sweetheart Lila Walls, President Marlin Luff. Vice President. Tom Woolston, Secretary Dick Thompson. Reporter Eddie Foddriil. Treasurer Mike Apple, Sweetheart Theresa Hazelwood. SECOND ROW: Phillip DlckSy. Jimmy Grimes. Jerry Kemple. Steve Hankins. Glenn Daugherty. Roger McFelea. Billy Cook, Mike Anderson. Bruce Gilliatt, Terry Condra. Jerry Free, Powell Eubank. THIRD ROW: Billy Rutherford. Steven Busick, Charles Lindley. Bobby Wellman. Warren Walls. Winton Walls, Larry Shipley, Michael Ray. Larry Lankford. Larry Anderson, Mark Atkinson. Mickey Tuell, Otis Crowder. FOURTH ROW; Steve Jones, Paul Herd, David Riley, Ronnie Walls, Ron Turner, Roy Warren, Butch Snell, Steven Wells, George Bowles, Bob Dickey, Philip Hammes, Mike Atchley, Mike Doan. Doug Crecelius. Danny Cook. FIFTH ROW: Phillip Murphy, Donnie Toliver, Bill Breeding, Mike Minton, Terry Woosley, Phillip Chastain. Jack Hannah. Ernie Walton, Stanley Farmer, Chuck Lindsey David Newlin, Clifford Barrett, Buddy Hawkins, Frank Archer. SIXTH ROW: Andy DeWitt. Larry Trinkle. Danny Strange, Clarence Walton. Bill Buchanan. Bob Andry, Danny Rowland, Melvin England, Steve Taylor. Phillip Babcock. Anthony Duke, Ralph Karnes. Kim Fleming. Terry Whitfield. Terry Chastain. Bill Wilder. SEVENTH ROW: Perry Hawkins, Kenneth Stults. Danny Spencer. Steve Walton, Mike Roberts, Steve Gillum, Phillip Waynick, Roger Livingston, Samuel Farlow, Mark Qualkenbush. David Levi, John Wells. EIGHTH ROW: Richard Pittman. Jerry Murphy, Roger Hawkins, Kenny Blevins, Donald Stroud, Phillip Stroud. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB members were readily identified when they purchased jackets with their names on them. They are: FIRST ROW, left to right: President Clavin Chesnut, Sergeant-at-arms Steve Robinson, Vice President Carrell Trinkle, Sergeant-at-arms Larry Mink, Secretary-Treasurer Eddie Morris. SECOND ROW: Steve Wells. Buddy Hawkins, Billy Long, Richard Pittman, Roger Hawkins. Larry Shipley, Roger Livingston, Terry Edwards, Danny Spencer. THIRD ROW: Kerry Piper. Larry Anderson. Bobby Clements. Melvin England. John Wells. Steve Walton. Jimmy Edbank. Randy Gour-douze, Sponsor Frank Martin. FOURTH ROW: Mike Anderson. Dallas Apple. Billy Buchanan, Danny Rowland, Jerry Rowland, Robert Andry, Jimmy Apple. Winton Walls, Mickey Tuell. Randy Eubank. FIFTH ROW: Gary Blevins. Ronnie Walls. Rick Shirley. Paul Herd. Warren Walls. jackets honor, shopmen F-f - -U-TI CHEERLEADERS' saddle oxfords helped bring a sectional victory. The squad included Joy Cook, Lila Walls, Vicki Wininger, Carmen Holiday and Kathy Farlow. Tfi Gcho di [A ith fo Qkoui 0 VtotO'Uj ASSfSlANT 7EACPE££ Teachers found assistants in a new program sponsored by the HONOR SOCIETY. Members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Charlene Comingore, Barbara Cadle. Marjorie Moon, Teresa Farley, Donetta Cook, Historian Anne Uyesugi, Treasurer Linda Gardner, Secretary Sue Boyer. Vice-President Steve Gillum. President Carolyn Bosley. SECOND ROW: Patti Rutherford, Carmen Holaday, Martha Riester, Wanda Carwile. Marilyn Hawkins, Joy Singleton, Judy Hazelwood, Connie Edwards, Janet Plemmons, Joy Petty. THIRD ROW: Tom Easterday. Mark Manship, Marlin Luff. Mike Roberts, Bill Wheeler, Kathy Farlow, Margie Pemberton, Rosemary Courtney, Ann McIntosh, Nancy Davis, Not pictured: Judy Hultz, Steve Sinclair, Sponsor Dale White. A WoM 0 Boohs Librarians' tasks increased as the Paoli High library added hundreds of new books. Members of LIBRARIANS' CLUB are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Micki Harris, Dorothy Hammes, Judy Hazelwood, Mary Cook. SECOND ROW: President Sandy Bullington, Vice President Nancy Daugherty, ‘Treasurer Pat Hin-shaw. Secretary Margo Bough. THIRD ROW: Mary Dilley. Sherry Patton. Nancy Wells. Jane Farmer. Mary Harkness, Peggy Sage. FOURTH ROW: Anita White, Sharon Matthews. Norma Clark, Library Clerk Teresa Crane, Sponsor Charlene Briner. With a flourish of pinks, greens, blues the Kadettes were a kaleidoscope in color. Leading the Marching Rams were Sue Boyer, Linda Gardner, Bonnie Weeks, Rosemary Courtney, Susan Groomer, Susan DeLong, Martha Kirk, Kristie Brown, Do'netta Cook, Debbie Wininger, Rosie Stands, Pat Rutherford, Judy Hazelwood, Louanne Hazlewood, Ivtertha Riester, Teresa Farley, Carol Elliott, Nancy Daugherty and Linda Rutherford. JuitUvt f-ltojfc — Prists Tfi f-foMs W m More emphasis was placed on vocal music this year with the formation of two choral groups. HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR included: FIRST ROW. left to right: Brenda Eickel-berger, Brenda Smith. Christine Comingore. Susan Gowin, Linda McDonald. Carolyn Warren, Rita Stroud. Kay Leonard, Donna Warren. SECOND ROW: Frank Archer. Charles Agan, Ronnie Mogill, Becky Wells. Sandy Hodges, Marilyn Crecelius. Nancy Lane, Marilyn Mathes. Carolyn Martin. THIRD ROW: Kenny Miller, Ricky Myers, Steve Sinclair, Emily Courtney. Sandy Bullington, Anita White. Cheryl Stewart, Vicki Wilder, Terri Kemple. With TftG QoumL of Sfotgtag JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Sponsor Mrs. Brenda Smith. Barbara Wells. Cheri Dillard. Peggy Simp-son. Kenneth Bennett. Tony Underwood. David King. SECOND ROW: Carla Woosley. Pam Andis. Jennifer Hess. Steve Crowder. Jim Compton. Michael Butt. David Marshall. Robert Claxton. THIRD ROW: Juanita Fair. Cathy Blevins. Donita Wells,- Melvajean Peyton Patty Cook. Connie Fencher. Randy Clark. Mike Russell. Jerry Wells. FOURTH ROW: Patty Brinson. Penny Cook. Teresa Bennett. Sharon Apple, Dianna Blankenbaker. Valerie Blanton. Billy Buchanan, Jerry Archer. FIFTH ROW: Richard Claxton, Paul Baumgardner. James Moss’ Ralph Wininger, Paul L. Crecelius. Danny Pearson. Keith Hopewell. Nancy Jo Hollan. 88 FHA We k . . . £dWt Spoon Fo Fast Bow Paoli’s FHA presented a silver Spoon to the first baby born in Orange County Hospital during National FHA Week. SENIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Brenda Smith. Donna McBride. Carolyn Warren. Rita Apple. Darlene Harper. Irene Morris. Gloria Benham, Brenda Stroud. Vicki Fordyce. Jane Manship. SECOND ROW; Dorothy Hammes. Sheila Wells, Sarah Tarr, Mickey Harris. Mary Dilley. Connie Stalker, Bonnie Stalker. Nancy Williams. Joy Apple. Mary Harkness, Nina McIntosh. Joyce Hudson, Linda Deweese. Jane Farmer, Linda Hawkins. Not pictured: Darla Green. It was tea for the faculty with the FHA OFFICERS in charge. They are, left to right: Secretary Sandy Hodges. President Frances Seybold. Recreation Leader Donna Seybold, Vice President Becky Wells, Public Relations Chairman Nancy Wells, Historian Nancy Daugherty, Treasurer Penny Powell. Parliamentarian Margo Bough, Reporter Sandy Wilson, Project Chairman Mary Delph. FIWig is qmAj Foixms Rw As a Christmas project. JUNIOR HIGH FUTURE HOMEMAKERS made tray favors for hospitals, corsages for the patients of Gorge Nursing Home. Members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Parliamentarian Wanda Garloch, Vice President Sue DeWitt. Secretary Teri Fisher, Public Relations Chairman Mary Ann Clark. Recreation Leader Deborah Hollan, Project Chairman Carolyn Buchanan, Historian Debra Gourley, Reporter Penny Bennett, Treasurer Elizabeth Warren. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Kina. Charlene Lindsey, Sponsor Mrs. Stanley Murdock, Vicki Kendall. Kathy Gibson. President Annis Dooley. Marsha Drake. Lynn Wininger. Becky Andry, Ruby Payton, Marsha Hankins 89 CAJMitttoj . . . Artists’ talents were displayed at Exhibition '68 on the Paoli square. ART CLUB members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Sponsor Mr. Phillip Lutz. Steve Robinson, Sergeant-at-arms Larry Mink. Sergeant-at-arms Calvin Chesnut, Vice-President Carrell Trinkle. Treasurer Phil Hudelson, Donnie Brinson. President Debbie Moss. SECOND ROW; Elmer Kimmel. Jimmy Long. Larry Stroud, Micki Harris, Dorothy Hammes. THIRD ROW: Andy DeWitt. Danny Spencer. Steve Taylor. Billy Wilder. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Heinz. Mark Qualkenbush. Terry Chastain, Gary Riggle, Jerry Rowland. FIFTH ROW: Mike Atchley. Glenn Daugherty, Gary Stroud, Terry Whitfield. Bill Wheeler. SIXTH ROW: Kerry Piper. Ricky Minton. Stanley Farmer, Bill Cook, Edward Grider. SEVENTH ROW: Ted Oakley, Ronnie Nichols, Bob Patton, Wilma Walls, Secretary Wanda Carwile. EIGHTH ROW: Connie Grimes, Pam Levi. Carolyn Kerby, Beverly Ash, Bonnie Williams. NINTH ROW: Steve Starr, Darlene Harper, Irene Morris. Trina Tuell, Carol Trinkle. TENTH ROW: Marilyn Crecelius, Mike Minton. Richard Kesterson. Kathy Walton. Debbie Slayton. ELEVENTH ROW: Mike Anderson. Ruth Ann Wallace. Sherry Patton. Terry Pittman. Gr y. y. — y f-iik cJb d uw Rugged pioneers of GAA rose at dawn, hiked from the old high school building to the Jaycee Park—and then fixed the.r breakfast Members are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Marcia Bosley. Becky Andry. President Donna Warren, Vice eSUxT ar°mn LWfrrfn’ SecretarV Donna Seybold. Treasurer Linda Rutherford. Helen Robinson, Mary Dilley. SEC-UND ROW: El.zabeth Warren, Susan Tuell. Lynn Wininger. Teresa Piatt, Wanda Garloch, Vicky Kendall. Marsue McCalla. Gen McBr.de, Gloria Benham. Glorina Benham. THIRD ROW: Wilma Walls. Joy Lankford. Irene Morris. Darlene Harper. Brenda Agan, Peggy Butt. Rebecca Wilson. Robbyn Gourdouze. Katherine McCalla. Nancy Kellams Peggy Moore. Brenda Stroud. FOURTH ROW: Betty Busick, Connie Tedrow. Donna Beck, Sonja Tomlinson, Cathy Buchanan. Diana King, Debra Gourley. Connie Fancher. Richelle Gourdouze. Margo Bough, Mary Ray, Rita Apple. 90 ftvtGfejH Ptteftck VuOu Qbuui ri CotutclB Birth of a young council and a foreign exchange student program were among the activities of this year's STUDENT COUNCIL. High school members included: President Terry Nicholson, Secretary Mona Goodman. Parliamentarian Joy Cook, Steve Robinson, Elmer Kimmel, Treasurer Carmen Holaday, Billy Rutherford, Sherry Cornwell, Billy Fitzpatrick, Brenda Minton, Jack Coulter, Charles McCalla, Rosemary Courtney, Nancy Foddrill, Billy Long, David Riley, Mary Woodburn, Joana Turner. Junior high councilmen were: Donna Grimes. Vicki Henderson, Terri Fisher, Joyce Baker, President Richie Holmes, Secretary Barry Singleton, Treasurer Tim Banta, Gary Hutslar, Alan Waynick, Jim Hudleson, Terry Briner, Kim Chastain, Vicki Thompson. Not pictured: Junior high Vice President Jerry Powell, Joyce Holiday, Charles Warren, Sponsor Mr. Charles McLemore. TltGSpfaaS PjMjmtck Cheaper by the Dozen was selected by THESPIANS as their major production. They canvassed the town in search of costumes and props to depict the era. Dramatists are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Steve Robinson. Eddie Wheeler, Clerk Sue Ann Wellman, Treasurer Susie Nicholson. Secretary Ann Uyesugi, Vice President Dale DeLong, President Steve Gillum. Janet Plemmons, Donna Springer, Sue Boyer, Sponsor Donald Dobbins. SECOND ROW: Donnie Brinson, Gary Stroud, Kevin Wilson, Eddie Gehl, Eugene Elliott, Joy Singleton, Sherry Shelton, Susan Benham, Debbie Wininger, Janet Easterday, Joy Cook, Kristie Brown, Rosie Stands. THIRD ROW: Steve Coleman, Kenny Miller, Steve Sinclair, Debbie Magill, Robin Frank, Teresa Hazelwood, Martha Riester, Carmen Holaday, Melissa Farlow, Vicki Wininger, Teresa Farley, Pam Busick. Pat Mattingly. FOURTH ROW: Billy Wheeler. Bill Fitzpatrick. Mark Newlin, Glenda Hall, Patti Rutherford, Anita Stephenson, Lila Walls, Janet Vest, Donetta Cook, Barbara Cadle. Susan Burton, Charlene Comingore, Connie Edwards. FIFTH ROW: Steve Condra, Duane Busick, David Strange, Mark Manship. Sonja Tomlinson, Darlene Harper, Joy Lankford, Connie Tedrow, Beth Ann Warriner, Connie Dillard, Susan Gowin, Linda Kimmel, Marilyn McIntosh, Linda Warren. Kay McIntosh, Kenni Wellman, Joe Walls. SIXTH ROW: Kevin Fleming, Jimmy Apple, Larry Mink, Mark Qualkenbush. Ricky Myers, Gary Riggle, George Baker, Jeff Brown, David Beck, Butch Snell, Terry Apple, J. C. Stroud. Mark McCoy, Tom Easterday, Eric Weaver. 91 Tiptons fnoduce : by tfifi Dogew By Jingo! Quacks, you're all quacks!' JH who?' 'At it again! The minute my back's turned. ray! This is the happiest time of my life.' Always on Dad's bed. Why not Anne's bed or Dan's bed? Why always Dad's bed? They cheated! I don’t claim to know how. to ItOWu It seems Future Farmer President Marlin Luff is getting all the rewards. Sweethearts came in twos and so did kisses ... After a lecture by Boy Staters Ed Foddrill and Steve Gillum, Girl Stater Joy Petty now knows her Indiana history ... If D.A.R. Girl Carolyn Bosley reads all Mr. White's magazines, she will be informed about all wars—past and present. 94 cdtiOto A smile of pride—four years is a lot of miles, and the band Jacket is a permanent memory. Three years as a Pom Pon girl brings a white sweater and three chevrons. Betty Crocker Girl Sandy Wilson— her reward will be some man's happiness. A UliLCRJbCr fn ltlfi W kUlCj Advanced journalism students were caught between yearbook deadlines and Paolite headlines. In addition to serving as associate editors on the newspaper, the class assisted Hillcrest Editors Debbie Moss and Anne Uyesugi. Sue Boyer was managing editor of both publications, and Judy Hultz was twice associate editor in addition to typing the entire yearbook. Advertising Manager Susan Ben-ham and Circulation Manager Howard Green handled the business of the book. Howard holds the honor of selling the most yearbooks in history plus faithfully meeting Paolite mailing deadlines. Rosie Stands was a one-woman art department, and Snoopy was her greatest creation. Throopers learned to love Grade Editors and feature experts Janet Easterday and Joy Cook. Steve Sinclair filled the columnist slot while Mona Goodman and Debbie Wininger produced headlines and copy. Advertisiog staff included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Stroud, Jimmie Long, Gary Stroud. SECOND ROW: Kristie Brown, Allen Abell, Joy Singleton, Wilbur Elliott. THIRD ROW: Joy Petty, Janet Plemmons, Sandy B u I I i n g t o n. FOURTH ROW: Susie Nicholson, Donna Springer, Nancy Hebb. Not pictured Gary Riggle. •« Regional Issue Gets Wellman Approval. Editorial Comment Rxfey Qol Ju It Dow No news escaped the round table of these aggressive female reporters. It was the year of the Paolite for the Journalism Department. The sectional and regional specials provided unexpected firsts. Publisher John Riley said it couldn't be done, but Editor Sue Ann Wellman even invaded the all-male back shop. Wading through printer's ink like a veteran, she single-handedly made up three of this year's efforts. 98 a baby's born; a soldier dies. God loses faith in some child's eyes, men talk of peace; a war begins, nations of children turn to sin. love is found; hate is strengthened. God sees the rope of man is lengthened a second's gone; a day is here. God will forgive another year. the. f upoesf Dress-up is reality, and you aren't a pretend princess any longer. An Impossible Dream comes true as pigtails change to an elegant hair style, and for one night you are no longer a teenager. As you sway slowly to the music, silver balloons drift, like memories, into a reluctant repose. Timmy Strange says a prayer, and the evening is gilded with laughter. Wind-up strippers run down too soon, and that dummy lies silent through it all. For one bird it is a nightmare as Tom Cat breaks the silence with haunting laughter. 100 BLB DREAM McLemore tries again to put words in someone else's mouth, but even a dummy has a mind of its own. Unicorns dance merrily, but the happiest couple of all is a princess and a prince who are chosen to reign as Icing and queen. For Joy Cook and Mike Roberts the evening is crowned with honor. 101 £ l€tfJuUL0til04 V Graduation— a time to remember twelve years suddenly gone The Genesis— a red brick school an endless hallway Tradition— an old lady on a hill a willow weeping in the wind The Exodus— a building unwashed by tears A rose a tassel turned —the end of the beginning V lXDfOORWJ Tfwougfc Wkab D v Yow Oea? Where are you going, little man? Where do you wish to be? Down through the garden of endless time Away to the valley ofcJreams. What do you wish to see, little man? To see ... to see the sea. But I see only tears, little man. Ah, but through what eyes do you see? Where are you going, little man? What are you waiting to hear? Down through the echo caverns Away to the valley of mirrors. Why do you wish to go, little man? To hear the laughter of fools. But I hear only the sobs of men. Ah, but through what ears do you hear? Where are you going, little man? Are not your travels through? Down through the darkest realms of life Away to the valley of youth. Who guides you there, little man? The light of peace and age. But I see only the shadow of hate. Ah, but through what heart do you gaze? sriz, turn your face to the south, angel learn what life's all about, angel spread your white laced wings and fly, angel and the wind will whisper your name when you're high, in the sky, with tears in your eyes you'll find you've forgotten your dolls made of cotton and your guns that have gotten rusty with time when these times are gone in the silence of dawn the wind will sound your name in rhyme. 104 PAOLI GRANITE STONE WORKS Finest In Modern Memorial Art Highway 150-West Phone 723-2370 Paoli, Indiana DEDICATED SEPTEMBER 24«19 €, IN HONOR OF CPL.JOHN d. cook us.m.c KILLED IN ACTION JUNE 13. 1966 NEAR DA NANC. VIET NAM WE HAVE MILES TO CO AND PROMISES P Compliments of THE SPRINGS VALLEY NATIONAL BANK The bank of friendly service French Lick, Indiana West Baden Springs, Indiana Compliments of john a. McIntosh JAMES J. FARLOW Phone 723-2428 THE JAY C STORE Complete Food Service Paoli, Indiana TEXACO FIRESTONE ELLIS FUNERAL HOME FASHION SHOP Misses' And Ladies' Fashions Paoli, Indiana Paoli Indiana Phone 723-2276 CLEMENTS POULTRY Paoli, Indiana FRENCH LICK SHERATON The Midwest's Most Popular Resort Hotel PADGETTS SUNOCO Compliments of Phone JAMES M. TUCKER 723-8400 FARLOW LUMBER COMPANY The House That Boots Built MIDDLETON Your Orange County Dealer for Chevrolet, Oldsmobile Buick Phones: Orleans 158 Paoli 723-3383 Orleans, Indiana PAOLI VARIETY STORE Headquarters for Home and School Supplies MILLER'S APPAREL Ladies' and Children's Wearing Apparel Paoli, Marengo, French Licit Indiana PAOLI CHAIR COMPANY SHAKEBURGER The perfect ending for any date Compliments of DR. RUBERT A. WEEKS PAOLI DRIVE-IN Knob Hill Phone 723-3700 THEATER Paoli, Indiana Best Wishes To The Class Of '68 MAGNER’S SHELL DILLARD ABSTRACT NORTH-SIDE COMPANY BODY SHOP INC. Paoli, Indiana JOHN REYNOLDS SONS, INC. 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THE KREMPP LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Millwork and Builders7 Supplies Jasper, Indiana 47546 MclNTOSH'S PHARMACY Complete Prescription Service Our Service And Our Cameras Are The Same—Instamatic AUXIER ELECTRIC CO Electrical Contractors Industrial-Commercial Phone 273-3309 41 I Ross Street Madison, Indiana 47250 D D SHOE STORE We have shoes for every walk of life. FARLOW-CLEMENTS AGENCY Let Us Insure Your Santa Claus Real Estate—Loans Insurance Paoli, Indiana Phone 723-2203 Gerald Farlow Harry Clements PLEMMONS REXALL DRUG STORE HV IX)N. R O Y A L I T S P L E M M O N S D R U G S Snow Queen Janet Plemmons and her court, Ro ie Stands, Joy Cook and Linda Gardner Prescriptions Filled WEAVER AUTO SPRINGS VALLEY MOTOR SALES PAOLI MOTORS Rambler Chrysler Dart Plymouth Imperial Valiant Dodge Trucks Frank Fleming Dodge GMC Trucks Owner: Frank Land BEN FRANKLIN Tigers, Monkeys, Rams—We have school supplies for all of you. It's like I said Gertrude, a woman's work is never done. HOOSIER HARDWARE Household Appliances For All Needs Bobby, you sure make a good cup of coffee. Hurry up, Debbie, Doug will be here in 20 minutes. Men and Women of Distinction Shop at Hollans Even our favorite coach likes our Country Boys. COUNTRY KITCHEN PAOLI NEWS-REPUBLICAN Whayne Engineering Service is proud to have been selected to furnish generating equipment for the Paoli Community High School. Paoli Community High School is the first public TOTAL ENERGY school in Indiana. 'Caterpillar, Cot and Tro«ca«otor ore Registered Trodemorkt of Coterpillor Tractor Co CATERPILLAR HEADQUARTERS Louisville, Kentucky Ashland. Kentucky Bowling Green. Kentucky Corbin. Kentucky Evansville. Indiana Lexington. Kentucky Paducah. Kentucky Pikeville. Kentucky The In Crowd Shops At MONTGOMERY WARD Paoli, Indiana BENHAM'S SAWMILL Box 186 Paoli, Indiana 47454 .V-'V. £ %. •, •I % JAMES SPIETH School Photographer SPIETH STUDIOS Olney, Illinois Hillcreit co-editors Debbie Moss and Anne Uyesugi EVERY DAY LOW PRICES AT IGA FOODLINER CLASS OF 1968 AND WE CAME UPON LS.D. Oetuot DttyS CLASS OF 1969 'F.ZUI irk'?9 if 69ers Waiting And Waiting And Still WAITING- The waiting paid off— Now they are seniors CLASS OF 1970 CLASS OF 1971 L.P. Gas Systems 250—500—1000 Gal. Bulk Delivery Bottles 20—60—100 Lb. Philgas Phone 723-3169 Paoli Air Conditioning Hi-Klas Paints Heating Equipment KEMPLE HARDWARE HEATING PHILLIPS AUTO SUPPLY Automotive Distributor In Nine Counties Complete Machine Shop Facilities Custom Rebuilding Parts for All Makes of Cars 117 East Water St. Paoli Indiana Avenue West Baden Buena Vista Store Campbellsburg TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made TTt