Paoli High School - Hillcrest Yearbook (Paoli, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

i HILLCREST 1970 Paoli High School Paoli, Indiana Editor-in-chief Kathy Farlow Sponsor Mrs. E. T. Uyesugi Volume 26 CONTENTS Opening. School Life Classes 1-5 Academics 54-61 6-13 Sports 62-85 14-53 Organizations 86-105 i THE SEARCH flying on a world without a breeze search for the mysteries of space. A lonely walk in a weeded woods; A generation's search for understanding Can there be a difference? What do they seek? Their drama becomes life on stage— Actors seeking reality In make-believe roles. They blast their horns Louder—louder; And still the world waits to hear. Determined they race wildly Against a golden man— Who always wins. They hide in willows Which shelter What a world can not find—love. And the sea still holds its prizes, Because their dreams Are harder to find than worms. —And still the search. A SIGH - AND SUMMER IS NO Summer— A joyous, warm sigh between life and death— brings sleepy hours of making love to the sun on a cement beach carpeted with psychedelic towels. e Cost m Summer— A time for a midnight fire and an end to hand-holding in the Strand A time to march slowly, painfully 100 miles to a fair A time to join a weeping waterfall That speaks only the language of youth. MORE Mini, Midi, Maxi—skirts were all over the leg—up, down and in the middle. (Right) Joana Turners coat went maxi for one of the latest fashions. (Far Right) A fellow never knew whose hair he was pulling as the wig took over. Kay McIntosh became a blonde sophisticate for a senior party. 8 Latins Meet 8now, Pilgrims — Skirts Travel Like Yo-Yo's Dawn of a decade brought changes to the students of Paoli High School. One of the happiest innovations was more exchange students—girls this time. It was different for them too. (Far Left) For Pat Salavarrieto the happiness of her first snow fall and the tingle of below zero weather are white excitement. (Left) Since the Pilgrims didn't make it to Guatemala, Ana Blanco celebrates her first Thanksgiving with her adopted American family, Mr. and Mrs. John Woodburn and Mary. 9 9NAIL9 9LIDE DOWN, BALLS BOUNCE Not the usual dark, locked school building after the 3:30 bell, Paoli High School comes alive on Thursday night. Besides North-wood conducting classes at PHS, the gym is filled with intramurals and the cafetorium might be the scene of French Club s annual snail struggle. Most successful, most appreciated addition to extracurricular activities was intramural basketball action. Six girls' teams and nine boys' teams competed every Thursday night. (Right) Sherry Patton searches for someone to pass the ball to so she can get all those people out of her way. (Upper Right) Sometimes those fast-paced gal games can be so exhausting that player Nancy Lane is happy for her turn on the bench. (Above) Gary Deaton goes up for a score as his team battles to stay in a tie for first place with Ron Cox's squad. 10 UP — PHS NIGHT LIFE SWINGS Sometimes between the intramural games the cafetorium was where the action was. French Club initiates all new members with a snail feast. (Center) Kim Strother shows he enjoys the way the squirmy fellows slide down, but Vicky Thompson found they don't slide so well when your nose is the pusher. When a B-ball team wasn’t on the floor, it could always be turned into a cheering section. (Above— left to right) Ellen Strange, Donna Slayton, Myra Barker, Cindy Ramsey. Shawn Padgett, and Joy Riley. (Above Left) Leaving for the Presidential Classroom, Washington, D. C., Tom Easterday has an emotional conflict with his Yogi Bear. Nation's capitol saw other PHS students with educational objectives as J. C. Stroud traveled for his church, and Nancy Davis observed on the UN Pilgrimage. (Above Right) Bonnie Weeks, the choice of FFA boys, combined beauty and talent to become their Sweetheart. Twirler in front of the Marching Rams, Bonnie incorporated her skills into her own dance studio. (Far Right) Top commercial student Nancy Hickman was honored doubly as Betty Crocker Girl. (Right) Top senior scholar, DAR girl Nancy Davis presents a rose to new member, Kenni Lea Wellman, at Honor Society initiation. 12 HONOR: Little-Boy Dreams Grown Up Public speaking, journalism, academics, government—in. all of these fields recognition was gained by Paoli's most honored student, Charles X. McCalla. After five years of council work, Charles led the student body as president of Student Council. Extending his government influence to Boys' State, Charles combined journalism to edit sports in the Hoosier Boys' Statement. Charles' literary talents ranged from the sports sections of three newspapers to prizewinning poetry. Summation of all his honors distinguishes Charles as an Outstanding Teen, an award shared with Sharon Lindley and Nancy Davis. (Right) Council tradition sent President Charlie to crown a queen. 13 They search for a place m An angry crowd, decisive free throv A scream yell, two shiny trophies— (Elements of las asketball games I Engraved in parting memories. -v j BRENDA AGAN F.H.A. II Reporter. 12 Public Relations; G.A.A. 9, 10, II President, 12 President. MIKE ANDERSON F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; I.A. 9, 10, II. 12; Art Club 9. Moon walks, moratoriums — shifting moods at the MYRA ANDRY Chorus II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Thespian Play II; G.A.A. II. 12. DALLAS APPLE F.B.L.A. II, 12 Sergeant-at-arms; F.F.A. 10, II, 12; Hi-Y II, 12 Chaplain; I.A. 10, II, 12 Secretary-treasurer. RITA APPLE Chorus 12; Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 9, 10, II Parliamentarian, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, II, 12. TERRY APPLE Booster Club 9, II; F.T.A. 10, 12 President; Hi-Y 10, II, 12 Vice-president; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play 10, II, 12; Science Club 12; Baseball II, 12; Football II, 12; Track 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. JEAN BARNETT Chorus II, 12; F.B.L.A. 11, 12; F.H.A. II; Thespian Play I I. DUANE BENHAM Class Vice-president 9; President 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 10, II; Lettermen's C'ub 9, 10, II, 12 President; Paolite Staff II; Basketball 9, 10, II, 12; All-Conference Quarterback 10, II, 12; All-Conference Pitcher II; Football Queen Escort 10; Honor Society 12; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Golf II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9; Neatness Award 9; Evansville Courier Honorary Captain 12; Honorable Mention Football All-state; Baseball 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12. GLORIA BENHAM Chorus 9. II, 12; F.H.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians II, 12; Thespian Play II; Science Club II, 12; Tri-Hi.-Y 12; G.A.A. 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9. GLORINA BENHAM Chorus II, 12; F.H.A. 9, II, 12; Library Club II; Thespians 12; Thespian Play I I; G.A.A. II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9. doorstep of 1970. We are seniors of a new decade GARY BLEVINS I. A. 9, 10, II, 12; F.F.A. II. JEFF BROWN Band 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Band JO, II, 12; Booster Club 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9; Thespians 10, II, 12 President; Thespian Play 10, I I, 12; Science Club II, 12; Football 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 10; Fella Award I I. BETTY BUSICK Booster Club II, 12; F.T.A. 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II; Thespians 10, II, 12 Treasurer; Thespian Play II; Science C'ub II, 12 Sergeant-at-arms; G.A.A. 10; Perfect Attendance 9, I I. DUANE BUSICK French Club II, 12; Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play 10, II, 12; Science Club II, 12; Basketball Manager 10, II; Student Trainer 12; Football Student Trainer 12; Track 9, 10, II, 12 Student Trainer; Cross Country 9, 10, I I; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II. PEGGY BUTT Chorus 12; F.H.A. 9, II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; G.A.A. 10. SANDRA CAMPBELL F.H.A. 9, 12. 17 PHILLIP CHASTAIN F.F.A. 9. 10. II, 12. TERRY CHASTAIN Art Club 9. 10. II. 12; Booster Club 9, 10: F.F.A. 9. 10, II, 12; Hi-Y 9, 10, II Vice-president, 12 President: Lettemnen's Club 9, 10, II, 12: Basketball 9. 10: Football II; Track 9. 10. II. 12: Cross Country 9. 10. UN, Washington, Purdue, IU and Northwood ser CHRISTENE COMINGORE Booster Club II, 12: Chorus 10, II, 12; F.B.L.A. 12: Thespian Play I I: Student Council 9, I I. TERRY CONDRA Art Club II. 12; Chorus 12: F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12: Perfect Attendance 9, I I. BECKY CORNWELL Transfer from Indianapolis II; Chorus II; Booster Club 12; Thespians II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12: Basketball Princess 12. JACK COULTER Boys' State I I: Latin Club I I Sergeant-at-arms, 12; Lettermen's Club 10, II, 12; Honor Society I I, 12; Student Council 10, II. 12; Basketball 9, 10, II; Football 9. 10, II. 12: Track 9, 10. II. ROSEMARY COURTNEY Booster Club 10, II, 12: Kadettes 9; Latin Club 9 Treasurer. 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12: Thespian Play II; Paolite II; Student Council 9, 10, II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12. RONALD COX Booster Club 9; F.T.A. 12: French Club 12: Latin Club 9, 10 Reporter, II, 12; Lettermen's Club 9, 10, II, 12; Science Club II, 12 Treasurer; Basketball 9, 10; Football Manager 10. 12; Baseball 9 10, II, 12. GLENN DAUGHERTY Art Club 9. 10; Chorus 12; F.F.A. 9. 10, II. 12: Lettermen's Club 9, 10, II. 12; Football 9, 10, II. 12. NANCY DAVIS Band 9, 10, II Drum Majorette, 12 Drum Majorette; Booster Club 9, 10, I I, 12; Hillcrest Associate-Art Editor; Paolite Staff II, 12 Associate Editor; Latin Club 9 Corresponding Secretary, 10 Consul, II, 12; Honor Society 10, II Historian, 12 Treasurer; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II Vice-president, 12 President; Class Secretary 9; Art Scholarship 9; United Nations Pilgrimage for Youth 12; Quill and Scroll 12; D.A.R. Girl 12: Basketball Princess 12. ved as classrooms for sarcastic, critical seniors. TOM EASTERDAY Booster Club 10, II, 12; F.T.A. II; French Club II; Latin Club 9 Sergeant-at-arms, 10 Consul. 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12 President; Thespian Play II;. Thespians 10, II, 12: Science Club II, 12; ISU Honor Seminar 12: Speech Contest II; American Legion Oratorical Contest 10, II. BRENDA EICKELBERGER Band 9; Chorus 10; F.B.L.A. 9, 10, II, 12; F.H.A. 10; F.T.A. 10, 12: Tri-Hi-Y 10, 12. 1970 Icept popping up everywhere, but the pep session version came out autographed by Jerry Rowland. Terry Chastain, Jerry Kemple. Larry Piper, Danny Eickelberger Steve Hanlcins and Jim Grimes. 19 DANNY EICKELBERGER Art Club 9, 10: Booster Club 9; F.F.A. 9. 10, II. 12: Basketball 9. JIM EUBANK Band 9, 10, II, 12: Pep Band 9, 10, 12: F.T.A. 12; I.A. 10, II, 12: Latin Club 9, 10, 12: Science Club 12: Student Council 12: Perfect Attendance 9, II. ROSE EVOLA F.H.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Vice-president. KATHY FARLOW Band 9, 10, II, 12: Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Honor Society 10, II, 12; Paolite II, 12 Associate Editor: Student Council II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Cheerleader 9, 10, II, 12 Captain; Cheerleader Clinic 10, II, 12; Journalism Institute 12; Quill and Scroll 12; Perfect Attendance II; Hillcrest 12 Editor-in-Chief; Basketball Princess 12. This magic moment — STANLEY FARMER Art Club 9; F.T.A. 9, 10, I I. 12. KIM FLEMING Booster Club 9: F.F.A. 9; Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Letter-men's Club 9, 10, II, 12; Baseball II, 12: Football Manager 9, 10: Golf 10. NANCY FODDRILL Band 9, 10, II. 12 Treasurer; Student Council 10, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. SHARON FREE Art Club 12: Chorus II, 12; F.B.L.A. 10, II, 12; F.H.A. 9, II; French Club 9; Thespian Play II; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II. $3.33 per minute of Shera BRUCE GILLIATT F.F.A. 9, 10. II, 12 Secretary. SUSAN GOWIN ADAMS Art Club 9; Kadettes 10, II; Booster Club 9. 10; Chorus 10; French Club 9, 10; Thespian Play 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10: Paolite I I. JIMMY GRIMES F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Student Council II; Basketball 9; Track Manager 9. RUTH HALBERT Band 9, 10, II. 12; Booster Club II. 12; Chorus 12: F.B.L.A. II. 12: Latin Club 9, 10: Tri-Hi-Y 12. ton Prom—Just how magic can a depression be? STEVE HANKINS Booster Club 12; Chorus 12; F.F.A. 9. 10, II. 12 Soil Judging Team; Hi-Y 12. JACK HANNAH F.F.A. 9, 10, II. 12. DARLENE HARPER Art Club 10, II, 12; Band 9. 10: Booster Club 9, II, 12; Chorus 12; F.B.L.A. 12: French Club 9; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 10, II, 12: Paolite Staff II; Tri-Hi-Y 12: G.A.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Historian. NANCY HICKMAN Chorus 10. II; F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.H.A. 9: Honor Society II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II. 12. 21 To top the 1 970 train trestle display senior grid KENT HOLADAY Class Vice-president 10, II: Band 10; Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Lettermen's Club 10, II, 12; Honor Society I I, 12: Paolite Staff II; Basketball 9, 10, II; Football II, 12; Track 9, 10, II, 12; Cross Country 9, 10; Perfect Attendance 9, iO. MARYROSE HOPPER F.B.L.A. II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10; Thespian Play I I; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. MARK HUDLESON Lettermen's Club 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9, 12: Baseball 10, II, 12; Cross Country 10; Queen Escort I I; Golf II, 12: All-conference Baseball II; All-conference Basketball II, Allsectional Basketball I I. LINDA HUFF Booster Club 12; Chorus 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 12; French Club 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians 12; Thespian Play II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. II. NANCY KELLAMS Booster C'ub 9, 10. II, 12; Chorus II; F.H.A. II. 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; G.A.A. 9. 10, II. 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II. JERRY KEMPLE Class Vice-president 12; Booster Club 9; F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Basketball 9, 10, 12; Track Manager 9. BONNIE WEEKS KENDALL Band II, 12 Twirler; Kadettes 9, 10; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 9, 10, II, 12; French Club 10; Thespians II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Thespian Play II, 12; F.F.A. Sweetheart 12. LINDA KIMMEL Art Club I I; Band 9 Twirler, 10 Twirler, I I Twirler, Booster Club 9, 10, II; French Club 9 Historian, 10 Historian; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 9, 10, II; Thespian Play 9; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Football Queen 9. ders ended a winning odyssey with a 70 score! ARNOLD LAND Transfer from Indianapolis II; F.B.L.A. 12; F.T.A. 12; Science Club 12. JOY LANKFORD F. B.L.A. 10, II, 12 Vice-president; Thespians 10, II, 12; Paolite 12; Science Club II; Tri-Hi-Y 12; G. A.A. 10, II Secretary, 12 Treasurer. SHARON LINDLEY Band 9, 10, II. 12: Booster Club 10, II, 12; Latin Club 9, 10. II; Thespians II. 12; Thespian Play II, 12; Best Actress Award II; Science Club II, 12; Honor Society 12. GAIL MANSHIP Art Club 12. VIOLET MARSHALL Art Club 12: F.H.A. 9, 10. II. 12; G.A.A. 9. 10. I I Point Captain, 12. HERSHEL MARTIN Perfect Attendance 9, II. Halloween was Clarksville, but Seniors had a more JOHNNY McBRIDE Art Club 9, 10; Booster Club 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Queen Escort 12. CHARLIE McCALLA Student Council 9, 10, I I Parliamentarian, 12 President; Boys' State II; French Club II, 12 Vice-president: Hitlcrest II, 12 Managing Editor; Latin Club 9, 10 Parliamentarian, II, 12; Honor Society II, 12; Paolite II Sports and Feature Editor, 12 Co-editor-in-chief; Basketball 9, 10, II; Football 9, 10. II, 12; Track 9, 10, II, 12; Cross-Country II; Lettermen's Club II, 12: Queen Escort 12; American Legion Oratorical Contest School Winner 10, II, County Winner 10. II, District Winner II; National Merit Commended Student 12; Journalism Institute 12; Outstanding Teen Award 12. Summer means new bathing suits for Beth War-riner and Kay McIntosh. But if you’re as lucky as Guard Terry Chastain, one can be content with spare parts. linda McDonald Booster Club 9, 10, 11, 12; F.B.L.A. I I, 12 Historian; Class Secretary 10, II; Cheerleader 12; F.T.A. 12; French Club 9, 10 President, II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Speech and Hearing Clinic 12; Honor Society 12; Basketball Queen 12. ROGER McFELEA Art Club 12; F.F.A. 9. 10, I I, 12. important mission—Conquer the speed mountains! ANNE MclNTOSH Booster Club 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.T.A. 10; Latin Club 9, 10, 12; Library Club II, 12; Honor Society 10, II Treasurer, 12; Science Club 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12. DIANE MclNTOSH Booster Club 12; Latin Club 9, 10, 12; Library Club 11, 12; Science Club 12. KAY MclNTOSH Transfer from Orleans 10; Class Treasurer 12; Band 10, II, 12 Class Representative; Pep Band 10, II, 12; Booster Club 10, I I Secretary, 12; French Club 10 Secretary, II Secretary, 12; Paolite Staff II, 12 Associate Editor; Hillcrest Ad Manager 12; Thespians 10, II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Football Princess 12; Honor Society 12; Basketball Princess 12. MARILYN MclNTOSH Band 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Paolite I I; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Essay Contest Winner 10. BARBARA MILLER Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Chorus II, 12; French C'ub 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Kadettes 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12: Thespian Play II, 12; Paolite II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance II. MIKE MINTON Art Club 9, 12; Booster Club 12; Chorus 12; Science Club I I. 25 PEGGY MOORE Art Club 12; F.H.A. 12; G.A.A. 9, 10, II, 12. EDDIE MORRIS FT.A. 12; Hi-Y I I, 12; I.A. 9, 10 Secretary-treasurer, II Secretary-treasurer, 12: Thespian Play 11; Science Club 12. Seniors suffered team-teaching while '70 began PHILLIP MURPHY F.F.A. 10, II, 12; Basketball Manager 10. CONNIE OAKLEY Band 9, 10: Band Contest 9, 10; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 12; French Club 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12. LARRY PIPER Art Club II; Booster Club 10. II, 12; F.F.A. II, 12; Basketball 9; Football Manager 9; Thespians 9. DAVE PITTMAN Booster Club II, 12; F.T.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Latin Club 12; Lettermen's Club 12; Thespians II, 12; Thespian Play II; Science Club II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9. TERRY PITTMAN Art Club 10, 12; Booster Club 9, 12; F.B.L.A. 10, 12; Chorus 9, 12; Latin Club 9. MARY RAY Band 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club II, 12; F.B.L.A. 10. II, 12 Secretary; F.H.A. 9, 10, II; G.A.A. 9, 10. II, 12. 26 its own program . . . known as Getting an education was an uphill grind for John Wells, Gary Blevins, Mike Minton and Dean Chastain, but those out-door English classes made it all worthwhile. gov't prof training. JERRY ROWLAND Art Club 9, 10; Booster Club II, 12; F.T.A. 12; Hi-Y 12; I .A. 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians II, 12. DEBBIE RUTHERFORD Art Club 9, 10; Chorus II, 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. 9, 10; Thespian Play II; Tri-Hi-Y 12. LINDA RUTHERFORD Kadettes 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12: F.T.A. 12; French Club 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; G.A.A. 9 Secretary, 10 Treasurer. DONNA SEYBOLD . Class Historian 9, 10, II, 12; Band 9, 10 Band Council, II, 12 Band Council: Booster Club 12; F. H.A. 9 Recreation Leader, 10 Recreation Leader, I I Recreation Leader; F.T.A. 12; French Club 9, 10; G. A.A. 9 Vice-president, 10 Secretary, II Vice-president, 12 Vice-president. RICK SHIRLEY I.A. 10, II; Basketball 9; Perfect Attendance 10. BRENDA SMITH Chorus 10, II, 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12 Treasurer; F.H.A. 9, 10, II, 12; French Club 9, 10: Thespian Play II; Perfect Attendance 10, II. 27 DUANE SMITH French Club I I: Hi-Y 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Thespians II, 12: Thespian Play II, 12; Science Club II, 12; Perfect Attendance 9. ROBERT SNELL Booster Club II. 12; F.F.A. 10; F.T.A. 9, 10; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play 10, II, 12; Sci ence Club I I; Student Council 12; Baseball 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance 10. JOHN SPEARS Band 9, 10, II, 12; Pep Band 9, 10; Booster Club 9; Boys' State I I; F.T.A. 10: Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Serqeant-at-arms, II, 12; Letter-men's Club II. 12 Secretary-treasurer; Thespians II, 12; Science Club II, 12: Basketball 9, 10, II, 12; Football 9, 10, II, 12; Track 9; Golf 10, II, 12. ROGER STALKER F.B.L.A. 10, I I Vice-president, 12 President; F.T.A. 12; Paolite I I; Perfect Attendance 9, I I. Mud, swamps and icicles—1 7 veteran bandsmen PATTY STEPHENS Chorus II, 12; F.H.A. 9; Thespian Play II; Tri-Hi-Y 12. DAVID STRANGE Band 9, 10, II, 12 President; F.T.A. 10; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Latin Club 9, 10, II, 12; Lettermen's Club II, 12: Honor Society II, 12; Thespians 10, II, 12 Vice-president; Thespian Play 10, II, 12; Science Club II, 12: Basketball Manager 9, 10, II, 12; Football Manager 9, 10, II, 12; Perfect Attendance 10. TIM STRANGE Lettermen's Club 9, 10; Basketball 9, 10, 12: Courier Journal Basketball All-sectional, All-regional Teams 10; Football 9, 10; Track 9. J. C. STROUD Band 9, 10; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 9, 10, 12; Hi-Y 10, II Treasurer, 12 Treasurer; Latin Club 9, II Parliamentarian, 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play 10: Science Club II, 12; Basketball Manager 9. 10; Cross Country Manager 10; Perfect Attendance 10: United Nations Seminar 12. 28 RITA STROUD Art Club 12; Booster Club 12; Chorus 10, II, 12; F.B.L.A. 10, II. 12; F.H.A. 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play II; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Perfect Attendance 9, 10. KAY STURGEON Chorus 12; F.H.A. 9. CONNIE TEDROW Booster Club II, 12; F.B.L.A. II, 12; F.H.A. II Public Relations Leader, 12 Reporter; Latin Club 9; Thespians II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y II, 12; G.A.A. 9, 10. SONJA TOMLINSON Art Club 9, 10, II Secretary, 12 President; Band 9, 10, II, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II. 12; French Club 9, 10, II Treasurer; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 12; Cheerleader II, 12; G.A.A. 9; Football Princess 10; Football Queen I I. trudged to the warmth of a coat of four chevrons. In the center ring of the senior circus. Muscleman Butch Snell (below) presses 20 pounds while Duane Benham heroically juggles three pool balls on the sidelines. 29 Champion orator. Paolite editorialist and Council prexy— all of these credentials didn’t help Charlie McCalla. the fourth, that is. talk himself out of an argument with either a chain sow or a pile of loose gravel. 1970—A year, not a class — outside the LAURA TUTTLE Transfer from Loogootee II; Booster Club II, 12; F.B.L.A. 12; F.H.A. II, 12; F.T.A. 11, 12. WINTON WALLS F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12; I.A. 9, 10, I I, 12. CATHY WALTON Art Club 10, II. ERNIE WALTON F.F.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. 30 CAROLYN WARREN Chorus 10, II; F.H.A. 9, 10, II Historian, 12 Historian; G.A.A. 9 Treasurer, 10 Vice-president, I I Points Captain, 12 Secretary; Perfect Attendance 9, 10, II. CHUCK WARREN Boys State Alternate II; Latin Club 9, 10, 12; Lettermen's Club 10, II, 12; Student Council 9, 10, II Vice-president; Track 9, 10, II. 12; Cross Country 9, 10, II, 12 Co-Captain; Honor Society LINDA WARREN Class Treasurer 9; Band 9, 10, I I, 12; Booster Club 9, 10, II Treasurer, 12 President; French Club 9, 10, II President, 12; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12; Paolite Staff II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, I I; Honor Society 12. VICTORIA WILDER WARREN Chorus 9, 10, II, 12; Thespian Play I I. world desperately watches and begs for help. (Left) Victory or bust insists the brush of Cheerleader Sonja Tomlinson as another senior spirit poster nears completion. (Right) The pencil of Steve Hankins gives up and lays itself to rest on the ear of its owner. r BETH ANN WARRINER Band 9, 10, II, 12: Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; F.T.A. 12: French C'ub 9, 10, II, 12 President; Hillcrest Ad Staff 12; Thespians 9, 10, II, 12 Secretary; Thespian Play 9, II; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12. ERIC WEAVER Booster Club II, 12; French Club 9; F.T.A. 9, 10; F.B.L.A. 9; I.A. 12; Hi-Y 9; Thespians 9, 10, II. KENNI WELLMAN Band 9, 10, II, 12; Band Contest 9, 10; Pep Band 9, 10, II; Booster Club 9, 10, II, 12; Hillcrest Associate Editor 12; Paolite II, 12 Co-Editor-In-Chief: Science Club 12; Latin Club 9, 10 Treasurer II, 12; Thespians 9, 10. II, 12; Tri-Hi-Y 10, II, 12; Quill and Scroll II, 12; Northwood Journalism Institute 12; I.U. Social Studies Institute 12: Honor Society 12. JOHN WELLS Art Club II, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Vice-president; I.A. 9, 10, II, 12 Vice-president; Football 12. Within 1 09 grads GARY DEATON Transfer from Louisville II; Basketball Queen Escort 12; Latin Club I I; Basketball I I. PHILLIP DICKEY F.B.L.A. 10, 11, 12; F.F.A. 9, 10, II. 12. DOROTHY HAMMES HUTSLAR Art Club 10, II; F.B.L.A. II; F.H.A. 10. II. take one small step” 32 Twice a princess—these two scholars both were royalty in the Holiday Countdown and in the basketball queens' courts. (Above) Nancy shares what will become a cherished memory with escort Jack Coulter while, (Right) with misty eyes, Kathy watches one of her final ball games as a senior. Band Performs, Crowd Yells For Scholars Nancy, Kathy Leadership ... a quality commanding ability and diplomacy. For Valedictorian Nancy Davis and Salutatorian Kathy Far-low these qualities have been used both academically and socially. Alone, sketching the beauty of a silent world or giving an authoritative Atten-hut to the Paoli Marching Band, Nancy still is surrounded by an aura of sophistication and dignity.' Her unique style, from writing poetry to doing a high strut as drum majorette, has given her the respect due to a leader. Laughter is much a part of Kathy. Willing to laugh at herself, she gives an appearance of carefree abandon. Yet before a crowded Booster Club, she becomes a concerned leader with the responsibilities of head cheerleader. And when a Hill-crest deadline nears, Editor-in-chief Farlow is the serious, accomplished journalist. Delores Abell Charles Agan Larry Anderson Frank Archer Beverly Ash Phil Babcock Clifford Barrett Ana Blanco Kenny Blevins George Bowles Pam Breeden Carolyn Breeding Claudette Brozzo Lynn Cadle Connie Clouse Danny Cook Edith Cook Emily Courtney Class of 1971 Philosophy of '7 1 said, Tell if like if is, Doug Crecelius Ottis Crowder Tonda Crowder Susan DeLong Gordon Denny Dan Doan Anthony Duke Steve East Carol Elliott Melvin England Powell Eubank Vicki Fordyce Jerry Free Warren Free Connie Gilliatt A trip up the fire tower was one of the many recreational facilities offered to Paoli teenagers. Buddy Moore climbs to new heights for 71. 34 For Eddie Uyesugi happiness is a warm puppy called Crusher. (Right) There was no joy in Frog-town when mighty Catcher Dan McBride struck them out. but they persisted in “Doing it like it isn't. Connie Grimes Susan Groomer Phil Hammes Janet Harmon Buddy Hawkins Linda Hawkins LouAnn Hazlewood Martina Hazelwood Debbie Hickman Marty Hill Edna Hinshaw Joyce Holiday JoAnn Hopper Rex Hudleson Judy Hudson Terry Hutslar Linda Kendall Joyce Kendall Carolyn Kerby Sandra Key Tim Key Eric King Robbie Kirk Nancy Lane Larry Lankford Fred Lashbrooks Cindy Lee Kay Leonard Pam Levi Roger Livingston 35 A learned reaction, sophistication often was replaced by a childlike response. “Oh. please, don’t run out of rings, Lynn Cadle seems to beq ... A fleeting second of the senior's Maqic Moment ’ Gordon Denny, as the Oompa Pa queen, was a clock stopper ... Mudcake. cheesecake, birthday cake—Mary Woodburn. Linda McIntosh. LuAnn Terrell starred in Party time. Junior noisemakers starring in the PH8 halls Bill Long Dan McBride Linda McIntosh Rick McIntosh Rick Manship Steve Manship Barbara Martin Marilyn Mathes Ricky Minton Buddy Moore Bill Nash Christine Newlin David Newlin Ted Oakley Sara Petty Eugene Piatt Kerry Piper Donna Pittman Richard Pittman Marcella Qualkenbush Becky Rennirt David Riley Helen Robinson Gary Satterfield Larry Shipley Tony Shipman Ed Sieqrist Mary Simpson Steve Sisco Debbie Slayton 36 and stage criticized themselves and the world! Norma Smelser Steve Starr Danny Strange Cathy Stroud Debby Stroud Steve Stroud LuAnn Terrell Joanna Thompson Donnie Toliver Carole Trinkle Joe Tucker Mickey Tuell Trina Tuell Joana Turner Tonda Underwood Eddie Uyesugi Bruce Vernon Wilma Walls Vicki Walton Phillip Waynick Steve Weilbaker Debbie Webster Debbie Welch Pat Welch Steve Wells Bill Wilder Bonnie Williams Becky Wilson Steve Wineinger Mary Woodburn NOT PICTURED: Dominique Courts Deborah Ann Parks Cathy Jo Thomas 37 Alan Allred Beclcy Andry Joyce Baker Eva Barrett Paul Baumgardner Kenneth Bennett Penny Bennett Tim Blevins Marcia Bosley Bob Breeden Denise Bruner Ronnie Cadle Randy Chastain Kim Chastain Mary Clark Randy Coble Alan Condra John Collins Class of 1972 Folding chairs, rocks, coke bottles, frogs — Andy Cook Carol Cook Kathy C A Mark Cook Penny Cook Patti Coulter Pam Cox Harold Crecelius C. B. Deaton Steve Denton Sue DeWitt Becky Dillard In the awkward years between upper and lower classmen. the self-appointed clown prevailed. Tim Moore twisted into a homemade hula skirt for an impromptu, once-upon-a-party performance. (Right) With Randy Coble every class was show time. Monkey Talk is on the bill for today, and Carol Warren, Steve Denton and Susan. Terrell furnish the applause. 38 Jerry Dillard Kenny Dilley No one ever outgrows a little league baseball game. From a drive-in seat Richard Minton and Kenny Bennett encourage the future Rams. Terry Dillard Annis Dooley Marsha Drake Charles Drury at's why there's no room in a sophomore's locker! Roqer Dukeman Kenny Easterday Latonia Estes Kenneth Eubank Connie Fancher Teri Fisher Jon Foddrill Connie Free Leigh Gardner Wanda Garloch Joe Gehl Larry Gilliatt Debra Gourley Bob Halbert Gerald Hammes Shannon Haney Danny Hickman Nancy Hollan Debbie Hollen Richie Holmes Barbara Hopper Jim Hudelson Eva Jo Hudleson John Huff Brenda Hutslar Gary Hutslar Steve Jones Vickie Kendall Howard Kenney Sharon Key Danny King Diana King Phyllis King Gary Lankford Charlene Lindsey Geri Ann McBride Kathy McCalla Marsue McCalla Diana Manship Jerry Marshall Mark Martin Pam Martin Barbara Mattingly Carl Miller Richard Minton Nancy Mitchell Keith Moffatt Fred Moore Latin Bingo emceed by Mastermind Grubb vied Tim Moore Debbie Morris Vicki Nicholson Wayne Olson Mike Patton Robin Patton Junior varsity cheer squad symbolized that great Ram spirit that all sophomores had. Yell leaders included: FIRST ROW: Vicki Nicholson. SECOND ROW: Leigh Gardner. Carol Warren. STANDING: Kathy Cook. 40 with ’Sprint to Lunch for top game of Brenda Pemberton Debby Pemberton Teresa Piatt Randall Piper Brenda Radcliffe Janice Riester Danny Roach Della Roll Greq Rutherford Bobby Seybold Barry Singleton Jerry Spear Donna Spencer Terry Stout Bill Stroud Mike Stroud Peggy Stroud Randall Summers the year. Phillip Wolfe Donna Wright NOT PICTURED: Ralph Carnes For Gary Lankford being a drum major involves more than strutting in front of the marching Rams. Even squeezing into his uniform is a major operation and requires the aid of Janice Riester. James Tarr Susan Terrell Clyde Thacker Susie Tuell Karen Walls Eddie Walton Janet Walton Carol Warren Elizabeth Warren Alan Waynick Robin Weeks Karen Weilbaker Steve White Loran Wilson Lynn Wininger 41 Kathy Agan Pam Andis Sharon Apple Jerry Archer St-'ve Babcoclc Dale Bailey DeWane Benefiel Barbara Bennett Teresa Bennett Dianna Blanlcenbalcer Valerie Blanton Cathy Blevins Sandra Bosley Bill Bowles Ralph Bowles Terry Briner Patty Brinson Randy Brown Class of 1973 From frosh halls of chaos a path was paved 42 Patty Cook Kim Cornwell Pam Cornwell Paul Crecelius Ernest Crowder Steve Crowder Kathy Davis Barbie Delong Cheri Dillard Paul Doan Clara Dunn Mary Easter Sheila Easterday Steve Elliott John England Juanita Fair Phillip Fields Albert Fischer J.B.'s den. That adult image can sometimes hurt! Marcella Fleming Marilyn Foddrill Don Frank Rane Free Sandy Giles Joe Gilliatt Donna Grimes Roy Grimes Debbie Grunden Sherri Grunden Vicki Henderson Jennifer Hess 43 Arthur Hickman Carol Hobson Linda Hoeft Karen Hollen Benny Jackson Betty Jones Patsy Jones Clyde Kellams Norma Kellams Danny Kemple David King Cecil Lanham Roger Laws Gilbert Lawson Rosemary Leonard Carol Lockhart Larry McBride Roger McBride A circulating water pistol guarded against outside Gloria McCalla Henry McGuire Marvin Malone David Marshall Vicki Marshall Phyllis Martin Phyllis Mattingly Karen Meadows James Moss Donna Nance Ferlin Nelson Debbie Newlin John Newlin Larry Nicholson Linda Oakley Scott Padgett David Parrott Melva Payton Doug Pittman John Plemmons Jenny Powell Kathy Radcliff 44 Leslie Rhodes Karen Richardson Marilyn Richardson Tony Richardson Wanda Richardson Kenny Riester Milton Roberts Douglas Shepherd Peggy Simpson Mike Slayton Tim Slayton Dan Smith Cindy Stephenson Mark Strange Kim Strother Vicky Thompson Gary Trinkle Terry Tuell invaders — but why were so many freshmen wet? Tony Underwood Kevin Wakeland Paula Walls Charles Walton Patrica Walton Ronnie Warren Barbara Wells Donita W lls Jerry Wells Richard Wilder Ralph Wininger Carla Woosley NOT PICTURED: Bobbi Lea Cook Jeff Johnson John Thomas jmbling stone stairway leads lenson. Phyllis Martin and n to the perfumed wonders Rest Park. (Right) It’s a long ool so Kathy Davis and Kim fly obey the sign. Sheldon Abell Pam Anderson Patty Andis Alice Apple Danny Baker Kenny Balog Myra Barker Randy Baumgardner Kay Benefiel Charles Bennett Donald Bennett Kathy Bevers Cathy Block Mark Bobbitt Alan Boyer Richard Brinkworth Penny Brown Alan Bruner Class of 1974 Junior high the time to discover that a Big Billy Buchanan Kay Bullington Jeffery Busick Ruby Campbell David Chastain Steve Clouse Sue Coleman Keith Condra Sandy Condra David Cook David Mark Cook Donnie Cook Freshman and junior high cheerleaders practiced almost daily on their cheers and mounts so they could boost their teams to a successful season. They included: Gloria McCalla, Kathy Davis. Leslie Rhodes and Kim Cornwell, freshman cheerleaders. and Glenda Tuell, Martha Hazle-wood, Denise Lucas and Donna Manship, junior high. 46 Vicky Cook Fred Counts Leslie Cox Paula Crane Janevera Crecelius Christy Cunningham Danny Davis Cleo Deaton John DeCarlo Connie DeWitt Terry Dickey Lana Dillard Jennifer Dunn Tim Eubank Brad Farlow Mike Feiock Timmy Ferguson Bill Fischer Mac is more than a sandwich. It's learning! Jackie Free Brian Gallahan Judy Gilliatt Mark Gilliatt Melinda Grimes Bonnie Haley Stanley Hall Butch Hardin Paul Harkness Paul Harris Carol Hawkins Debbie Haworth Dennis Hazelwood Deborah Hill Mark Hill David Hobson Keith Hopewell Martha Hopper Sandra Huff Dinah Hypes Jann Jackson Teresa Jones Paula Kemple Cynthia Key Peggy King Steve King Judy Land Janis Larimore Gail Laws Pam Leatherman 47 Unhappiness is waiting behind the backstop for the coach to put you into the game. Hoping for his chance is Charlie Bennett. (Right) If Mark Hill holds the bat just right and covers first closely, he may grow very tall like hero Rex Hudleson. They welcomed big idols to a world of bouncing Darrell Lockhart Denise Lucas Pam McCalla Eddie McGuire Donna Manship Mike Manship Terry Manship Brenda Marshall Mary Martin Tony Martin Gloria Moffatt Linda Moore Tommy Moore Tony Moore Dianne Moss Terry Murphy Brenda Nance David Nelson Terry Newlin David Nobbitt Shawn Padgett Pamela Pate Connie Patton Debbie Patton Joe Patton Pamela Patton Terry Patton Danny Pearson Mylea Pemberton Greg Penn 48 David Perkins Cindy Ramsey Donald Ray Joy Riley Susan Robbins Rickie Roberts Susar. Robinson Tim Rowland Patty Sanders Steve Scott Donna Slayton Mike Smith Tinker Snell Patty Stewart Marvin Stout Edith Thacker Brad Tuell Rex Tuell superballs, flying pickles and irate teachers. Margaret Waiz Timmy Walton Joe Warren Missy Weaver Ann Weeks Billy Weeks Lee Ann Wellman Dickie Wellman Connie Wells Melodie White Ronald White Peggy Whitfield Steve Wilson Mary Wineinger Mark Woolston Patty Wright NOT PICTURED: Mark Parks Russel Wysong After midnight, an eighth grade slumber party calls for pizzas, building pyramids, and many chaperones. Featured from base to apex in this tottering pyramid are Myra Barker. Jann Jackson. Judy Gilliatt. Pat Sanders. Joy Riley. Mylea Pemberton, Donna Manship. Denise Lucas and Lana Dillard. 49 Nancy Agan Donald Ray Allen Shirley Allen Cindy Anderson Tammy Apple rfam Babcock Cynthia Barnett Til I ie Barrett Darrell Benefiel Larry Bennett Debby Blevins Christine Bobbitt Doughs Bobbitt Connie Bosley Beth Bos'ey Linda Bostock Larry Bowles Christy Brand Class of 1 975 Astronauts fly to the moon — at PHS our little Tina Breeden Jackie Buetel Pam Busick Ben Campbell Mary Jo Campbell Rebecca Campbell Janice Carmickle Mike Charles Debbie Clark Janice Clark Cheryl Claxton Patricia Compton Darlene Condra Kevin Condra Karen Conrad Bucky Cook George Cook Brian Courtney Connie Crowder Deborah Crowder Ricky Curtsinger Denny Daugherty Dinah Dickey Nina Dilley Rhonda Drake Martin Drury Jimmy Duggins Jean Dunn Cindy Elliott Suzy Fair 50 Rachel Forbes Lisa Foster Steve Franz Nancy Free Imojean Fugate Eva Garloch Charles Garloch Mike Garloch Roberta Gouriey Gerald Green Diane Griffits Kathy Grunden Donald Haley Jeff Hall Jane Hammes Terry Haney Marsha Harper Nedra Haycox scientists are making their own moons to conquer. Martha Hazlewood Tony Hazelwood Cindy Holland Mike Holland Holly Hopewell Connie Huff Danny Jones Larry Jones Sarah Jones Kelly Kellams Barry Kelley Harold Kendall £1 Richard Key Renita King Ricky King Jeff Lankford Steve Lankford Janet Laws Matt Lee Terri Lee Mark Lindley Bob Long Bryce Lucas Christine McBride Kay McBride Louetta McBride Susan McBride Rebecca McIntosh Gail Meadows Carol Manship Quarter down and thirty days to pay — that’s the Cathy Manship Timmy Manship Vicki Marshall Randy Maggard Bobby Minton Melanie Minton Lonnie Moore Ronnie Moore Sandy Nicholson Brian Oakley Jim Oakley Calvin Parrott Kristie Patton Sherry Patton David Payton Larry Payton Ernie Perry Donna Pinnick Paul Pinnick Meliah Puckett Vicki Richardson Mike Riley Debbie Robbins Cindy Rutherford Donna Rutherford Debbie Schnadenberg Sam Scott Susie Simpson Mark Sisco Charles Smith 52 II Sam Smith Pat Speer Debbie Spenser Sharon Starr grown up method of buying a shiny class pin Chuck Stout Diana Stout Roger Stout Ellen Strange Denise Stroud Diana Stroud Kevin Stroud Rhonda Summers Susan Summers Penny Taflinger Lavette Thacker Jimmy Thorlton Debby Tuell Glenda Tuell Valerie Tuell Carroll Walls Wendel Walls John Walton Wanda Walton Smokie Weeks Bradley Wellman NOT PICTURED: Carol White Larry Heinz Mary Hoeft Ricky Moffatt Donna Wellman Tanya Sue Wright Clara Thomas Karen White Patsy White Steve Wilson Margie Wineinger 53 They Qearch for Progress The Price — Loneliness Shakespeare knew, Ne'er alone did the king sigh, but with a general groan, and so a school progresses in direct proportion to the efforts of its administrators. The most delicate operation lies in pleasing the critics as well as one's conscience. Therefore, Paoli High School's Big Three often frequent a lonely world as they seek an identity somewhere between king and pawn. Principal Patrick Fleming Frontier of self-expression and innovation Frances Gray bill English Guidance Director Bookstore Supervisor Mrs. E. T. Uyesugi English, Journalism Dale Hottle Speech, English Mrs. Bascom Wilson English Steven Grubb Mrs. Cheryl Wood John Hickman Tony Franklin English English English English Latin (Right) Working in conjunction with all teachers the office personnel included: STANDING, left to right: Mrs. Clyde Barnett. Mrs. Olive Guernsey. Mrs. Randall Doan and Mrs. Bernard Brown. SEATED are Miss Teresa Crane. Mrs. Charles Speer and Mrs. John Co . 56 —the fine arts Exploration of new teaching methods gave the English Department the title of pioneers as it claimed Paoli's first team teachers. Grammar was taught like a foreign language as students memorized and recited dialogues. (Below) Ricky Minton acts as a mirror for Richard Minton (left) by imitating every motion. Used in both English and speech classes, the mirror project is a visual approach to English. (Left) Self-expression is a goal of the Art Department as well as the English classes. Randy Chastain makes a final adjustment before placing his sculpture in the kiln. Barry Britton Art Phillip Kirby Band, Chorus NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Sam Harrison 57 Gary Haag Social Studies Dale White Social Studies Charles McLemore Social Studies Gary Holmes Social Studies Billy Walker Social Studies Science Elvis Nelson Social Studies Physical Education Science books usually present facts to the student, but junior high scientists were forced to discover the facts for themselves. Under the direction of James Bryan, head of the Science Department and Ed Henderson, seventh graders studied, experimented, and were tested at their own pace. (Upper left) Carroll Walls and Larry Payton recharge the batteries that they made themselves in science class. 58 backbone of all sciences Floyd Fancher Richard McCracken Billy McMahan Mike Cooper Math, Physics Math Math Math Jim Bryan Biology, Science Donald Drake Chemistry, Biology Ed Henderson Science Terry Barker Speech and Hearing Therapist, Science Tom Anderson Science (Center) Donald Drake s biology classes learned to measure wingspans and count grasshoppers per square foot. But the hardest thing to learn was how to touch them as indicated by the horrified looks of Della Roll and Donna Wright. (Left) Physics is no longer strictly a book course. Students experiment with equipment such as the Van de Graaff generator, an electrostatic machine used to accelerate electrons. David Strange demonstrates the excess of electrons traveling through him causing his hair to stand out straight. Charles Speer Cecil Raymond Judith Torvie Sharon Stillhammer PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT (Center) The library became a classroom of 10.000 bools as students learned to use the library and write term papers. Librarian, Mrs. William Carl Weeks was assisted by (left to right): Bonnie Weeks. Melva Payton, Linda Oakley. Nancy Hickman. Linda Hoeft, Meta Bruner. Joan Hopper. Glorina Benham. Rick McIntosh. NOT PlCTURF.D: Robbie Kirk. and Concentration — INDUSTRIAL ARTS Don Thompson Frank Martin products of practical learning One of the most outstanding achievements of the Physical Education Department was the introduction of intramural sports in which over 100 boys and girls participated in night activities. Advanced P.E. also gave phys ed majors a chance to further explore their field. Classes in this department spanned the simple skills such as jumping rope to peg board climbing. (Far left) Exemplifying her skill with the rope is Charlene Lindsey. James Moss shows perfect muscle coordination as he climbs the peg board. Larry Timm Agriculture Gerald Jackson Agriculture Mrs. William Carl Weeks Librarian Richard Cole Counselor Mrs. Karl.Joehrendt Home Economics Mrs. Stanley Murdock Home Economics (Left) Hemlines, prices and food were sub-iects discussed in home economics as girls went marketing and learned to cook and bake. Threading a sewing machine takes concentration as indicated by Missy Weaver's intense face. 61 And Yet the Qearch Continues— VICT 62 ORY OPPONENT PAOLI SALEM ............ 6-27 MITCHELL .........22-29 HUNTINGBURG ...... 7-34 WEST WASHINGTON ... 7-34 BROWNSTOWN .......20-12 PERRY CENTRAL .... 0-59 CORYDON ......... 0-4l_ SPRINGS VALLEY.....20-6 CLARKSVILLE .......20-0 WASHINGTON ...... 14.70 63 Winning football became a tradition at Paoli in 1966 when that year's Rams ran up an 8-2 record and captured the conference championship. This year's seniors were freshmen on this team, and instilled in them is the pride of winning, the hustle and desire of true competitiveness. Among that frosh crop was their proudest individual accomplishment, Duane Benham. All-state honorable mention and the school's total offense record were among Duane's many achievements. An outstanding passer, Duane accumulated 4,220 yards passing in his three-year stint as the Rams' regular quarterback. Duane was also a tremendous rusher and the number one kicker in the school's history. DUANE BENHAM— A LEADER FROM A CLASS 64 OF LEADERS—'70 S FOOTBALL PRIDE Paoli was fortunate to have two players with outstanding quarterbacking talents. Filling in for Duane when he suffered a broken leg was Sophomore Jon Foddrill. Jon played at many positions for the Rams before assuming the quarterback slot. Jon didn't let down Duane s outstanding precedent at that position. In the season's finale, he led Paoli to a single game record of 70 points and 286 yards passing. Another standout for Paoli was Mark Hudleson. For Mark 1969 was a search for the way back, and he certainly found it. After being sidelined with an injury for two years, Mark came on to lead the receivers with five touchdowns and to rank second in total yards with 409. 65 Jamboree Turns For 7-3 Victory on Ram Power Chain (Above) The Perry Central slaughter finally ended 59-0. With Duane Benham. John McBride and Melvin England clearing the path, Ed Uyesugi dives in for one of his three TD's. (Right) The greatest Ram triumph was surviving a last-minute surge by a desperate Mitchell team. Coaches Raymond and Speer do a victory dance after the battle. (Center) Mark Hudleson moves back for the pass while brother Rex and the Huntingburg squad await the inevitable. 66 After the Rams routed Bedford and Jasper in the Jambo'ee, the taste of victory was not to be denied. They kept this taste throughout the season ending with a 7-3 record, the second best in Paoli history. Among those that made it possible were Junior all-conference guard and linebacker Rex Hudleson, all-conference running back Ed Uyesugi and all-conference defensive back Gordon Denny. Rex's fine blocking and tackling earned him a spot on the Courier-Journal team and second best tackling honors. Ed also made the Courier-Journal squad after amassing a total of 1369 yards and 108 total points. Ninety-seven solo tackles speaks for itself as Gordon Denny led all defensive backs and was third leading tackier for the Rams. Top tackling honors went to Melvin England as he racked up 155 victims. For many seniors the end of the search for another conference crown came much too soon. John McBride, Jack Coulter, John Wells, Charlie Mc-Calla, Kent Holaday, Terry Apple, Glenn Daugherty, Dave Pittman. John Spears, Benham and Hudleson could look with pride to their last season for the Paoli Rams. (Left) Kent Holaday fights off a menacing Bedford foe as ano4her Ram touchdown is in the making. John McBride. Duane Benham. Danny Doan and Gordon Denny build an invincible wall. Giant Killers Slay Conference The search for a third conference title meant long, hot summer hours on the practice field. Victories came quickly, but the Rams’ bubble was burst by a strong Brownstown team. Hopes for a tie ended with a trip to the hospital and a wounded quarterback. Then came Clarksville and Valley, and only Washington brought joy to the Rams. This year's squad included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Frank, Alan Allred, Billy Bowles, Frank Archer, Eugene Piatt, Mark CooJc, Joe Gilliatt, Jerry Wells, John England, John Plem-mons. Manager Kenneth Bennett. SECOND ROW: Harold Crecelius, Steve Jones, Steve Starr. John Wells, Ron Cadle. Dan McBride. Gordon Denny. Ed Uyesugi. Kent Holaday. Manager Duane Busick. Manager David Strange. THIRD ROW: Coach Cecil Raymond. Bob Halbert. Melvin England, John McBride, Dave Pittman, Terry Apple. Charlie McCalla, Barry Singleton. Dan Doan. Mark Hudleson, Jon Foddrill. FOURTH ROW; Manager Ron Cox. Glenn Daugherty. Roger Dukeman. Jack Coulter. John Spears. Rex Hudleson. Gerald Hammes. Dan King. Duane Benham, Assistant Coach Charlie Speer. 68 (Far left) Brownstown plays leap froq with ill-fated Paol’. Scattered on the field are fallen Ram heroes. (Above) Proving that the Braves weren't all-powerful. Gordon Denny gets under a pass for another one of his driving runs. (Left) For Quarterback Duane Benham tragedy is having to watch Clarksville roll over his team and move closer to the championship. 69 A Kiss Topples the Crown of a New-Born Queen Four royal smiles ... a walk through an arch of bowing grid-men ... a mud-smeared prince ... a fan club of eager youngsters ... a crown that fell with a kiss .. . and Queen Carol Warren's reign began. (Left—clockwise) Gridiron royalty included Tonda Underwood, junior; Queen Carol Warren, sophomore: Kay McIntosh, senior; and Jenny Powell, freshman. 70 Cheerleader Role — Profile In Emofion A Ram qame is filled with suspense, and the cheerleaders go through all the emotions—from hysterical joy to disillusioned sighs. (Above Right) Mary Woodburn and Linda McIntosh anxiously wait for the first down, and as the yard marker tells the tale, (Right) Linda McDonald gives a shout of frustration. (Below) But defeat can happen so that all Stoic Sonja Tomlinson, can do is sadly accept it. Victories, however, outweigh the taste of defeat, and trophies won erase the sorrow of games lost. (Above) Two hours of cheering at the Ram baseball sectional earned Kathy Farlow a sunburned nose and the right to hug a silver trophy. 71 With Foul Champ (Above) Tim Strange goes up for two points against West Washington. Tim led the Ram scorers in many games and often his tallies hit in the twenties. (Left) Mark Hudleson tries desperately to keep the ball from an aggressive Stonecutter. Mark, fifth leading scorer in the county, also paced the Rams with his key defensive play. Shooting From Dawn 'Til Dark, Copper Molds Team Of Champions Mike Copper stepped down from the realm of his highly successful colleqe team and Little All-American nomination to take on the task of rebuilding consistent winning basketball at Paoli. Behind this new Ram was a proud heritage. Included in Coach Copper's list of records was the national record for 409 straight free throws. It took Coach Copper's team only 13 games to match last year's 24 game win total of 8. Once again, for the first time in five years, Paoli was in the thick of the conference chase. County rival Valley came into the Ram sectional and with Holiday Tourney and regular season games to heighten the enthusiasm, sectional anticipation reached a fever pitch for these two teams. After taking the Holiday Tourney crown from the Rams, Valley fell to Paoli on their home floor in an overtime. The tremendous Paoli effort that game marked perhaps the regular season’s most rewarding victory. Everybody had victorious ideas for the Rams, even the referees! (Above) Duane Benham prepa es to increase the lead on the West Washington Senators in early season competition. (Upper Left) It took five Senators to stop Ed Uyesugi's drive, but Ed soon found a fellow Ram under the basket waiting for the ball. (Left) Rex Hudleson scores on Springs Valley in the Holiday Tournament, but it took the season meeting for the Rams' sweet revenge. 73 OPPONENT PAOLI North Daviess .....................52-53 Jasper .............................85-69 Mitchell ...........................61-57 Floyd Central .....................63-69 West Washington ....................45-50 Scottsburq ........................60-72 Salem ..............................56-70 Clarksville ........................63-54 Charlestown .......................50-67 Bedford ...........................71-63 Huntingburg ........................56-64 Austin .............................62-67 Springs Valley ....................50-53 Corydon ...........................63-61 Eastern ...........................47-65 Orleans ............................59-66 Brownstown ........................62-67 Silver Creek ...................... Clarksville Rocks Ram Conference Boat To Upset Solo Role (Left) Ed Uyesugi goes in for a lay-up as John Spears eagerly awaits a tip-in on any chance of a miss. (Above) Duane Benham and Tim Strange go high above a Corydon Panther, but the Panthers' sharp shooting downed the Rams in a key conference game. 74 Low point of the season came at Clarksville as the Rams let hectic play enable the Generals to all but wreck conference championship hopes. Corydon won a squeaker in the Rams' home gym to revenge two past sectional losses and throw the Rams into the second position in the league race for the first time. (Left) Gordon Denny and Jon Foddrill put pressure on an Orleans Bulldog as the Rams downed them for the first time in the season. Gordon and Jon were strong back-up men for the Rams and saw as much action as many of the' starters. Coach Copper's champions featured: FIRST ROW. left to right: Manager David Strange. Jerry Kemple, Eddie Uyesugi, Mark Hudleson. Gordon Denny. Steve Wineinger. Manager Duane Busick. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Copper, Duane Benham, John Spears, Tim Strange. Rex Hudleson. Jon Foddrill, Dan Doan, Steve Weilbaker, Assistant Coach Charles Speer. (Above) Future Rams invaded the varsity dressing room after the final home game to get autographed photos from their heroes. When the pictures ran out the little fellows happily offered their arms for a drymark signature. (Right) During a tight spot in the Mitchell contest, Coach Copper has a hurried conference with his floor manager Ed Uyesugi. Copper 76 Crew Plays Teenage Hero Role For Future Ram Qtars (Above) A Ram becomes a swan as Mark Hudleson executes a ballet turn with a Floyd Central foe acting as his partner. (Upper Left) It's no wonder the gatorade is so scarce. Manager David Strange has become an addict and guzzles during all crucial moments. Behind him Announcer Pat Fleming puts another professional sounding broadcast on tape. (Left) It's another belly buster for John Spears as a Charlestown force invades. 77 Short Hair and 1 01 Percent Acknowledged as most improved Ram squad, the Paoli B-Team includes: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager Benny Jackson, Randy Chastain, Bill Stroud, Alan Waynick, Steve Wine-inger, Manager Bob Seybold, Manager Kim Strother. SECOND ROW: Coach Mike Copper, Terry Dillard, Steve Weilbaker, Dan Doan, Dan King, Jim Hudelson, Roger Dukeman, Kim Chastain, Coach Charlie Speer. (Right) Frosh were the only Bedford beaters in Paoli. The sguad includes: FIRST ROW, left to right: Albert Fischer, Danny Kemple, Terry Tuell, Scott Padgett, Tony Underwood, Kenny Riester, Ferlin Nelson, Donnie Frank, Ronnie Warren. SECOND ROW: Coach Gary Holmes, Joe Gilliatt, David Marshall, Jeff Johnson, Tim Slayton, John Plemmons, Richard Claxton, Robert Claxton, Larry Nicholson, Manager Kim Strother. Means A - The crackerbox refused to die as junior high teams put in their apprenticeships in old Central. Eiqhth grade squad includes: FIRST ROW, left to right: Roman Snell, David Cook, Brad Farlow, Bill Fischer. SECOND ROW: David Perkins, Gary Murphy, Darrell Lockhart, Greg Penn, Danny Woolston. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hazelwood, Donnie Cook, Tim Eubanks, Charles Bennett, Coach Bill McMahan. NOT PICTURED: Danny Davis. (Below) Seventh grade squad members include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Long, Rickey King, Tony Hazelwood, Jim Duggins, Larry Payton, Coach Meredith Peters. SECOND ROW: Mike Charles, Jeff Hall, Pat Speer, Matt Lee, Ernie Perry. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilson, Randy Maggard, Sam Smith, Bobby Minton, Larry Bennett. NOT PICTURED: Manager Bryce Lucas. Spot On A Ram B-Ball Team Being a princess all dressed up is only one night out of a year. The other 364 days reveal the truer story of each individual. (Above) Kay gains a reputation for intellectual sophistication by meditating the philosophy of Dostoyevsky and Faulkner's stream of consciousness novels. (Right) A hundred ribbons in the Cornwell home verify Becky's position, as a top eguestrian. 80 Seeking a royal signature Tiny people enter Ramland McDonald is our kind of queen, ’ Rambackers screamed as Linda McDonald was crowned, kissed, decrowned, and kissed again. Autograph seekers ranged from pre-school to seniors, but the most popular size with Linda were the third graders she instructs as a teacher's aide. The prize was a tiara and a dozen yellow roses, but Princesses Becky Cornwell, Kathy Far-low, Kay McIntosh and Nancy Davis were thrilled at the end of a hectic campaign with friends and the memory of another Ram victory. (Left) Duties of royalty span the privileges of a congratulatory kiss to reassuring escort Kent Holaday during the game. (Left) Competition with a fun flair sparks a happy mood anywhere Kathy goes—whether on a miniature golf course or in front of a cheering pep club. (Above) Usually an individual who attempts an organized existence, Nancy lets Fate take over in a party time game of chance. 81 Sportscope Stretches From Top county harrier was Senior Chuck Warren. Ram Cross Country members include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager Benny Jack-son, Chuck Warren, Steve Wine-inger, Alan Waynick, Ronnie Warren. SECOND ROW: Ernie Walton, Steve Weilbaker, Terry Dillard, Carl Mil'er, Coach Bill McMahan. (Far Right) Two ties were among junior high gridders' accomplishments this year. The squad includes: FIRST ROW, left to right: Manager David Chastain, Mark Banta, Randy Baumgardner, Joe Warren, Bob Long, Mike Riley, Manager Donnie Cook. SECOND ROW: Tim Rowland, Pat Speer, Mike Charles, Mike Feiock, Terry Murphy, Mark Hill, Steve Wilson, Charley Bennett. THIRD ROW: Coach Tom Anderson, Bobby Minton, Fred Counts, Tim Eubank, Tony Moore, Sheldon Abel, Danell Lockhart, Assistant Coach Meredith Peters. NOT PICTURED: Brad Tuell, Tony Martin, Bucky Cook, Jim Oakley, Bryce Lucas. The coach was new for the Track Team, but the victory formula was the same—run, run, run. Trackmen include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Livingston, Carl Miller, Bill Stroud, Jerry Spear, Jerry Marshall, Chuck Warren, Don Frank. SECOND ROW: Melvin England, Steve Wineinger, Bob Halbert, Dan McBride, Terry Dillard, Randy Chastain, Terry Apple. Charles Agan. THIRD ROW: Coach Mike Copper, Ed Uyesugi, Gordon Denny, Marty Hill, Jon Foddrill, Roger Dukeman, Terry Chastain, Kim Chastain, Barry Singleton. ■ 82 Cook Field To Country Club Spring found Ram golfers once again haunting the Country Club. Five returning lettermen meant PHS had an experienced squad. Team in-cludes: Coach Charles Speer, John Spears, Duane Ben-ham, Rex Hudleson, Mark Hudleson, Dan Doan. NOT PICTURED: John Plem-mons. £ After a devastating upset over Seymour, the Rams got a chance at their first regional crown but lost to a tough Jeffersonville squad. Ram stickmen include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Dan McBride, Kim Fleming, Jon Foddrill, Gordon Denny, Joe Tucker. SECOND ROW: Coach Cecil Raymond, Athletic Director Jerry Bland, Eddie Uyesugi, Duane Benham, Terry Apple, Bill Fitzpatrick, Rex Hudleson, Mark Hudleson, Ron Cox, Principal Patrick Fleming. Ram Batmen Second Best In Devil (Left) Duane Benham warms up for the game that put the Rams in finals of the regional as Ed Uyesugi (center) awaits his turn for another run-batted-in. (Right) Dan McBride breaks for second as Paoli breezes past Scottsburg in the semifinals of the Salem sectional. 04 (Above) The Rams prepare for their second sectional crown as a 100 degree heat wave set the stage for a trophy and a hot but victorious ride home. The ever faithful gatorade traveled with the Rams and got the most prized spot on the bench. Sectionals came in pairs once again at Paoli as the Ram baseball team took their second straight crown in the three-year-old tournament. On a sun-scorched Salem field the Rams downed the Marengo Cavemen along with the gatorade, which was also served to the handful of Paoli fans and the umpires! At the regional the Rams went on to blast a favored Seymour team in first round play. Paoli's dream for a first-ever regional championship was shattered with a seven-run surge by the Jeffersonville Red Devils. Season action was awarded by All-Conference honors to pitcher Duane Benham and third baseman Mark Hudleson. Big Rex Hudleson swung the heaviest bat, and a trophy at the end awaited. Ed Uyesugi proved to be not so Itty Bitty by setting a school record for the most doubles in a season. Knocking In” the top of the lineup were Terry Apple, Ron Cox, Dan McBride, and Joe Tucker. Scorcher s� (Left) With no one around, Mark Hudleson advances to third and then goes on to score in the afternoon contest with Seymour. (Right) Rex Hudleson tries to pick his man off at first, but all in vain as Jeff captures Paoli's first chance at a regional title. 85 Bath tub gin., slinky flapper friends and Ralph Devine's Laboratory of Life made the twenties one big party. The music stopped and the friends left ... sometimes forever. The world had crashed—everyone's whirling fantasy shattered and it became 1930. Broadway's Marne'' brought back the dark depression and with it a vivacious symbol. The right to portray Paoli High School's Marne—The great lady with a will to survive and love it—was won by Sharon Lindley. A legend of life and love — MAME 87 OUR TOWN — Something Old . . . Something New For the third time in a decade, Our Town came to our town. With it came Ed Siegrist, a suave stage manager with an Eastern accent and a new refreshing interpretation that completely involved the audience. As Thornton Wilder would have put it, everyone agreed that It was a nice play—you know what I mean? Another Hottl? production. Our Town featured Lu Ann Terrell as the qirl n � xt door. She cried for her mother's hollyhocks and for people who don't really stop to look at One another. And the audience cried with her. (Above) As a protecting bride. Lu Ann and Papa David Stranqe walk up the aisle to her weddinq. (Left) In the cemetery scene she comforts her qrieving husband. Gary Lankford. Experience in Government Crowning queens and counting cafeteria surveys. STUDENT COUNCIL explored the processes of government and their execution. Under the direction of Sponsor Dale White and President Charles McCalla. the Council functions as both a service club and the voice of students. Councilmen include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Nancy Foddrill, Rosemary Courtney, Treasurer Linda McIntosh, Vice-president Joyce Holiday. President Charlie McCalla. Secretary LouAnn Hazlewood. Parliamentarian Dan Doan. Sponsor Dale White. SECOND ROW: Butch Snell. Kathy Farlow, Ronnie Warren, Don Frank, Phyllis Martin. Teri Fisher, Kathy Cook, Kathy Davis, Kim Cornwell, Susan Terrell. Nancy Lane. THIRD ROW; Jack Coulter, Jim Eubank, Jon Foddrill, Ronnie Cadle, Terry Briner, Steve Weilbaker. Joe Tucker, Jerry Dillard. Big Leader for Littlest Council Charles McLemore lent two years experience as sponsor of Senior High Student Council to its JUNIOR HIGH counterpart. Leading the youngest legislators was Mark Hill, president. FIRST ROW. left to right: Denise Stroud. Terri Lee. Sarah Jones. Tina Breeden. Diana Dickey. SECOND ROW': Christine Patton, Nancy Aqan, Treasurer Linda Bostock. Secretary Tim Rowland. Vice-president Steve Wilson. Pat Sanders. Peggy Whitfield. THIRD ROW; Paul Pinnick. Debby Patton, Melodie White. Terry Murphy, Terry Manship. President Mark Hill. Paula Kemple. Sandy Condra. 89 FTA Explores Talcing over this year’s FUTURE TEACHERS was guidance counselor Richard Cole with Terry Apple serving as president of the club. Class pins were sold and FTA's traveled afar to watch the teaching profession in action. The group includes: FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Seybold. Christene Comingore. Secretary Connie Oakley. President Terry Apple. Vice-president Butch Snell. Treasurer Becky Rennirt, Bonnie Weeks, Roger Stalker. Barbara Miller. SECOND ROW: Beth Warriner, Betty Busick, Linda Rutherford. Linda Huff. J. C. Stroud, Eddie Morris, Linda McDonald, Ron Cox. THIRD ROW: Mark Strange. Terry Briner. Gary Lankford. Debbie Hickman. Nancy Mitchell, Kathy Cook, Debbie Webster. Training Tomorrow's Leaders A Greeting Cards sale was the project of .the Roger Stalker led FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS. The club made trays for hospital patients at the yuletide and took a field trip under the guidance of Sponsor Ralph Harner. Members include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Diane McIntosh, Vice-president Joy Lankford. Treasurer Brenda Smith. Historian Linda McDonald. President Roger Stalker, Secretary Mary Ray. Sergeant-at-arms Dallas Apple. Sergeant-at-arms Trina Tuell, Nancy Hickman. Phillip Dickey. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Warren. Maryrose Hopper. Connie Tedrow, Rita Apple, Ruth Halbert, Linda Rutherford. Sharon Free. Jean Barnett, Rita Stroud, Brenda Eickelberger. Christene Comingore. Myra Andry. THIRD ROW: Anne McIntosh. Arnold Land. Linda Hawkins. Mary Simpson. Cathy Stroud. Dianna Blankenbaker. Marsha Drake. Rick McIntosh. Steve East. Carol Cook. Becky Andry. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Raymond Copeland. Paul Crecelius. Michael Butt, Carol Elliott, Tonda Crowder, Joanna Thompson, Tonda Underwood, Sharon Apple. Bill Long. Mr. H arner. With the ideals of clean sports firmly set in the club's foundation, Hl-Y awarded varsity and B-team basketball sportsmanship awards. Hl-Y members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Treasurer J. C. Stroud. Vice president Terry Apple, President Terry Chastain, Secretary Gordon Denny. SECOND ROW: Dan Doan, Bill Long, Rick McIntosh, Joe Tucker, David Strange. THIRD ROW: John Spears, Duane Smith. Kenny Bennett, John Plemmons, Ron Cadle, Chuck Warren, Duane Busick, Sponsor Bill McMahan. Hi-Y Upholds Sportsmanship Another Chance From Tri-Hi-Y Under the direction of President Nancy Davis and Sponsor Mrs. Bascom Wilson, TRI-HI-Y held a plasticware party with proceeds going to the new school for the retarded. With 80 plus members, the club ranked as one of the school's largest and stood to uphold high ideals in young women. TRI-HI-Y members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Hickman, Brenda Eickel-berger Ruth Halbert. Margaret Butt. Chaplain Debbie Hickman, Historian Marilyn Mathes. Vice-president Joana Turner, President Nancy Davis. Treasurer Kay Leonard. Secretary Nancy Lane, Linda Huff. Patty Stephens. Nancy Foddrill, Linda Kimmel. SECOND ROW: Marilyn McIntosh, Linda Warren. Rosemary Courtney. Kenni Wellman, Anne McIntosh. Nancy Kellams, Bonnie Weeks. Kay McIntosh. Barbara Miller. Beth Warriner. Kathy Farlow. Linda McDonald. Connie Oakley. Joy Lankford, Debbie Rutherford. THIRD ROW: Linda Hawkins. Christine Newlin, LouAnn Hazlewood, Joyce Holiday, Susan DeLong, Sara Petty, Susan Groomer. Marcella Qualkenbush, Lu Ann Terrell, Janet Harmon. Martina Hazelwood, Donna Pittman, Edna Hinshaw, Sponsor Mrs. Wilson. FOURTH ROW: Sue DeWitt, Marsue McCalla, Karen Weilbaker. Kathy McCalla, Teresa Piatt, Janice Riester, Joyce Baker. Denise Bruner. Carol Cook. Debbie Welch. Connie Fancher, Pamela Breeden, Vicki Walton. FIFTH ROW: Brenda Radcliffe. Teri Fisher, Lynn Wininger, Pam Martin, Brenda Pemberton. Nancy Mitchell. Vicki Nicholson, Pam Cox. Leigh Gardner, Linda McIntosh. Mary Woodburn. Tonda Crowder. Debby Pemberton. SIXTH ROW: Tonda Underwood, Cathy Stroud, Joanna Thompson. Pam Levi, Helen Robinson, Geri McBride. Annis Dooley, Joyce Kendall. Claudette Brozzo, Delores Abell. Carol Elliott. Susan Terrell. Marsha Drake. 91 France Yields Rich Experiences After Sponsor Rich Ritz toured Europe this summer, FRENCH CLUB had on the spot information and slides about their culture. The group includes: Carol Cook, Pam Breeden, Brenda Radcliffe, Linda Huff. Sonja Tomlinson. Sponsor Richard Ritz. Barbara Miller. Linda Rutherford. Ana Blanco, Christine N ewlin, Trina Tuell. Teresa Bennetl. Marsue McCalla, Linda Warren. Ron Cox, Kay McIntosh. Tom Easterday. Connie Oakley. Secretary-treasurer Robin Weeks, Linda McDonald. Pam Andis, Jeff Johnson, Kim Strother, Dale Bailey. James Moss. President Beth Warriner. Vice-president Charles McCalla, Duane Busick, Janet Harmon, Terry Hutslar, Karen Weilbaker. Sheila Easterday, Sandra Bosley, Roger McBride, Geri Ann McBride. Vicky Thompson. Jenny Powell. Sue Dewitt, Mary Ann Clark. Science Club — Self Propelled Movies, experiments, and guest speakers served as a nucleus of a student-organized SCIENCE CLUB program. Members include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Gloria Benham. Sharon Lindley. Sergeant-at-arms Otis Crowder, Secretary Christine Newlin, President Eddie Uyesugi, Vice-president LuAnn Terrell. Treasurer Ron Co . Sergeant-at-arms Betty Busick. J. C. Stroud. Kenni Wellman. SECOND ROW: Dave Pittman, Tom Easterday. David Strange. John Spears, Duane Busick, Terry Apple. Eddie Morris, Duane Smith. Jeff Brown. THIRD ROW; Marilyn Mathes. Joyce Kendall. Debbie Hickman. Linda Hawkins, Mary Woodburn. Susan De-Long. Dan McBride Sara Petty. Donna Pittman. Sponsor Jim Bryan. FOURTH ROW: Jim Hudelson. Richie Holmes. Harold Crecelius. Kay Leonard. Martina Hazelwood, Janet Harmon. Becky Rennirt. Mark Strange. Don Frank. FIFTH ROW: Sandra Bosley. Pam Andis. Steve Denton. Bob Halbert. Benny Jackson. Doug Pittman. Thomas Clements. David Parrott. 92 Artists Express With Expo '70 Herron Museum and School of Art presented ART CLUB members with ideas for their own exhibition. Sponsored by Phillip Lutz, the club's spring art show went schoolwide. Group members include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Randy Chastain. John Wells. Janice Riester, Mr. Lutz. Sergeant-at-Arms Bob Breeden, President Sonja Tomlinson. Vice-president Donnie Toliver, Sergeant-at-Arms Carolyn Kerby. Treasurer Debbie Welch, Secretary Debbie Slayton. SECOND ROW: Terry Pittman, Gail Manship, Roger McFelea, Terry Condra. THIRD ROW: Danny Hickman. Greg Rutherford. Eva Jo Hudleson, JoAnn Hopper. Barbara Martin, Rita Stroud. Sharon Free, Violet Marshall. Debbie Webster, Peggy Moore, Patti Coulter. Pam Breeden, Marsha Drake. FOURTH ROW: Susan Tuell. Carole Trinkle, Bonnie Williams. Debby Stroud. Donna Spencer, Beverly Ash, Wilma Walls. Vicki Walton. ’Mame' Became “Our Best Girl With leader Phillip Kirby, CHORUS once again added its musical strains to the sounds of Paoli High School. Marne was where the songsters were appreciated as they contributed their musical talents to the Thespian production. Members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Huff. Peggy Butt, Glorina Benham. Rita Stroud. Sharon Free. Jean Barnett, Debbie Rutherford, Barbara Miller. Brenda Smith, Myra Andry. Gloria Benham. SECOND ROW: Trina Tuell. Susan Groomer. Deloras Abell, Vicki Warren. Patty Stephens, Ruth Halbert, Kay Strugeon, Rita Apple. Patty Cook. Cathy Blevins, Kathy Agan. THIRD ROW: Connie Free. Vickie Kendall, Vicki Walton. Nancy Hollan. Janet Walton. Penny Cook. Donita Wells. Carla Woosley. Jerry Free. John Plemmons. Tim Key. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Stroud. Sandra Key. Rebecca Andry, Diana Manship, Phyllis King. Andy Cook, Terry Condra. Tony Duke. Charles Agan. Gail Manship. FIFTH ROW: Lynn Wineinger. Brenda Pemberton, Connie Clouse. Connie Fancher. Peggy Simpson. Richard Minton. Ste e East, Steve Manship, Ricky Minton, Micky Tuell. 93 IA Puts Action First INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB explored their field with a trip to Jasper’s Engine and Transmission. Outstanding workers were awarded the Golden Hammer and to the top senior went a plaque for most outstanding student in industrial arts. Seeing the action in industrial arts was the accent of the '69-70 IA program with fun incorporated in the form of athletic nights. FIRST ROW, left to right: Secretary-treasurer Dallas Apple, Sergeant-at-arms Roger Livingston, President Melvin England. Vice-president John Wells, Sergeant-at-arms Jerry Rowland. Eddie Morris. Larry Shipley. Steve Starr. Ted Oakley. Larry Anderson. Ricky Minton, Sponsor Frank Martin. SECOND ROW: Jack Hannah, Steve Wells, Gordon Denny. Steve Manship, Clyde Thacker, Gary Satterfield. Donnie Toliver, Winton Walls, Danny Cook, Bill Nash. Steve Wineinger. THIRD ROW: Jim Eubank, Buddy Hawkins, Powell Eubank. Jackets Honor GAA's Best This year's GIRL'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION, under the direction of Judy Torvie. challenged opposing schools to match skills. Brenda Agan, club president, headed the list of outstanding members, including Peggy Moore, Violet Marshall, Darlene Harper, Nancy Kellams, Mary Ray and Donna Seybold. Members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Gloria Benham, Violet Marshall. Peggy Moore. Treasurer Joy Lankford. Vice-president Donna Seybold. President Brenda Agan. Secretary Carolyn Warren. Points Captain Trina Tuell, Nancy Kellams, Mary Ray. SECOND ROW: Teresa Piatt. Susie Tuell, Elizabeth Warren, Debby Stroud. Becky Wilson, Beverly Ash. Bonnie Williams. Paula Kemple. Shawn Padgett. Cindy Ramsey. THIRD ROW: Connie Fancher, Pam Patton. Diana King. Marcia Bosley. Teresa Bennett. Pam Andis. Paula Crane. Dianne Moss. Peggy Whitfield. Donna Slayton. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Bosley. Carla Woosley. Donita Wells. Donna Wright, Charlene Lindsey. Patty Andis. Deborah Haworth, Deborah Hill, Missy Weaver. Dinah Hypes. FIFTH ROW: Juanita Fair, Vickie Marshall, Vickie Henderson. Melva Payton, Kathy Agan, Meta Bruner, Myra Barker. Lana Dillard, Joy Riley. Mylea Pemberton. SIXTH ROW: Connie Wells, Debra Gourley, Vicky Cook. Bonnie Haley, Barbara Bennett, Norma Kellams, Sandy Giles. Susan Robbins. Sandra Huff, Jann Jackson. NOT PICTURED: Sponsor Miss Judy Torvie. 94 Rich Romans Feast in Style Paoli's Roman scholars under sponsorship of Steve Grubb traveled to state convention in Muncie and banqueted in style on the club's large treasury. Consuls Carol Warren and Richie Holmes led senior members in the rigorous initiation of first year clubbers. LATIN CLUB members include: Dave Pittman, Cindy Stephenson, Leslie Rhodes. Parliamentarian Steve Wineinger. Recording Secretary Phyllis Martin, Consul Carol Warren, Consul Richie Holmes. Treasurer Rex Hudleson. Sergeant-at-arms Dan McBride. Kenneth Bennett, Mark Cook, Ronnie Warren. SECOND ROW: Marcia Bosley, Teresa P'att, Barbie DeLong, Jack Coulter. Rosie Courtney. Don Frank. Joe Gilliatt, Larry Nicholson, John Plemmons. Joe Tucker, Rick McIntosh. Kim Cornwell, Sponsor Steve Grubb. THIRD ROW: Marcella Fleming, Debbie Grunden. Kathy Radcliff, Karen Hollan. Wanda Garloch. Diana King. Douglas Shepherd, Kenny Dilley, Gerald Hammes. Bruce Vernon, Bill Long, Keith Moffatt, Juanita Fair. FOURTH ROW: Pam Cornwell. Marilyn Foddrill, Kathy Davis, Denise Bruner. Ellen Cline, Gloria McCalla, Debbie Newlin, Terry Dillard, Carl Miller. Susan Terrell, Jon Foddrill, Joe Gehl. FIFTH ROW: Sara Petty, Kay Leonard, Joyce Holiday. Lynn Cadle, Claudette Brozzo, Martina Hazelwood. Donna Pittman. Diane McIntosh, Marilyn McIntosh, Nancy Davis, Kenni Wellman. SIXTH ROW: Marilyn Mathes, Nancy Lane, Chuck Warren, Duane Smith, Charlie McCalla, Tom Easterday, Duane Busick, David Strange, John Spears, Tim Key. Little FHA Cooks up Spirit Christmas at the Nursing Home meant tray favors from JUNIOR HIGH FHA. sponsored by Mrs. Stanley Murdock. Before first games of junior high and varsity basketball season, spirited school color ribbons made by FHA girls were sold to Back the Rams. Members are: FRONT ROW, left to right: Public Relations Chairman Pam Patton, Projects Chairman Mary Martin, Secretary Kathy Bevers, President Susan Robinson, Vice-President Carol Hawkins. Treasurer Peggy Whitfield. Parliamentarian Pam Leatherman. BACK ROW: Historian Debbie Patton. Historian Susan Robbins. Reporter Mary Wineinger, Recreation Leader Janis Larimore, Recreation Leader Cynthia Key. Advisor Mrs. Murdock. A New Director Enlivens Choir Under the new leadership of Mrs. Sam Harrison, smallest songsters trained for their future performances with Hottle musicals. JUNIOR HIGH CHOIR members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobby Minton, Mrs. Harrison, Carol Manship. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Dunn, Randy Baumgardner. Danny Jones. THIRD ROW: Mike Charles, Vicky Marshall, Timmy Manship. FOURTH ROW: Debby Blevins, Debbie Clark, Diana Stroud. FIFTH ROW; Terry Haney. Donna Pinnick. Debbie Spencer. SIXTH ROW: Janis Clark, Bill Buchanan. George Cook. SEVENTH ROW: Donna Wellman. Tanda Wright, Connie Wells. EIGHTH ROW: Janis Carmichael, Cindy Hollen, Edith Thacker. NINTH ROW: Debbie Tuell, Ann Weeks, Debbie Schnadenberg. TENTH ROW: Darrell Lockhart, Ruby Campbell, Diana Stout. Junior High Band Meant First Blisters Directed by Phil Kirby, JUNIOR HIGH BAND prepared for the future with spring marching sessions. Youngest band members ioined with senior high band for experience in concert performances. Members include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Mark Gilliatt, Denny Daugherty. Alan Boyer. Cindy Ramsey. Lee Ann Wellman, Janevera Crecelius, Peggy King, Tammy Apple, Director Kirby. SECOND ROW: Mike Feiock, Leslie Cox, Greg Penn, Harold Kendall. Dianne Moss. Missy Weaver, Cindy Anderson. Susan McBride. Ernie Perry. Brian Courtney. THIRD ROW: Steven Franz, Gail Meadows. Sharon Starr, Joy Riley. Rhonda Drake, Debbie Robbins, Myra Barker, Christy Cunningham, Danny Davis, Paula Crane. FOURTH ROW: Brad Farlow. Debora Haworth. Penny Taflinger, Sherry Patton, Pam Busick, Dinah Hypes. Pam McCalla. Imojean Fugate, Melanie Minton, Connie Patton. FIFTH ROW: Mark Woolston, Christy Brand, Beth Bosley. Meliah Puckett. Christine McBride. Cathy Block. Penny Brown. Jann Jackson. Judy Gilliatt, Kay McBride. SIXTH ROW: Charles Smith. Ellen Strange, Dennis Hazelwood. Donald Ray. Jeff Hall. Ricky King. Sheldon Abell. 96 TAPPING CEREMONIEQ HONOR SCHOLARS Character, leadership and scholarship represented the qualifications for NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY. A formal tapping ceremony before the student body announced to candidates that they had met these standards. As a final activity, a banquet honored parents of the members. Members include: FIRST ROW, left to right: Duane Benham. Jack Coulter, Treasurer Nancy Davis, Historian Christine Newlin, President Tom Easterday, Secretary LouAnn Hazlewood, Vice-president Ed Uyesugi, David Strange, Chuck Warren. SECOND ROW: Sponsor Dale White. Linda Warren. Anne McIntosh. Nancy Hickman. Kenni Wellman. Kathy Farlow, Kay McIntosh. Rosemary Courtney. Sharon Lindley. Linda McDonald. THIRD ROW: Linda McIntosh. Marilyn Mathes. Kay Leonard. Susan DeLong, Sara Petty. Debbie Hickman, Danny Doan. Eva Barrett, Janice Riester, Marsue McCalla, Joana Turner, Karen Weilbaker. FOURTH ROW: Alan Waynick. Ronnie Cadle. Gordon Denny. Clifford Barrett. SERVICE-HOMEMAKERS' GOAL With community service as one of their goals, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS took gifts to the National Nursing Home at Thanksgiving. The group also learned from conferences and demonstrations. Group msmbers are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Historian Carolyn Warren. Treasurer Vicki Fordyce, Vice-president Rose Evola. President Bonnie Wili ams, Secretary Rita Apple. Reporter Connie Tedrow. SECOND ROW: Public Relations Chairman Brenda Agan, Recreation Chairman Helen Robinson, Parliamentarian Jean Barnett, Projects Chairman Sharon Free. THIRD ROW: Barbara Martin, Beverly Ash. Carole Trinkle. Nancy Kellams, Donna Spencer, Carolyn Kirby, Becky Dillard, Connie Fancher, Gloria Benham, Patti Coulter. Eva Jo Hudleson. Joyce Baker, Rita Stroud, Glorina Benham, Barbara Bennett, Wilma Walls, Violet Marshall, Debbie Hollen, Sandy Giles. FOURTH ROW: Joan Hopper, Brenda Smith, Jennifer Hess, Charlene Lindsey, Vicki Marshall, Gloria McCalla, Carol Cook, Pat Welch, Barbara Wells, Mary Ann Clark. 98 Davis, Lankford Strut High To Tune Of Marching Rams A band period at 8:30 in the morning resulted in hundreds of mud smeared shoes for PAOLI HIGH SCHOOL S MARCHING RAMS. Working for a modern sound, the group presented football routines featuring numbers from Broadway shows. Senior members knew best the long hours of practice and high band spirit it took to train a first rate marching band. For their four years of effort, the veteran musicians received an honor jacket with four purple chevrons. They included: FIRST ROW, left to right: Donna Seybold, Ruth Halbert, Marilyn McIntosh, Linda Warren, Kay McIntosh, Bonnie Weeks, Nancy Foddrill. SECOND ROW: Kathy Farlow, Mary Ray, Sharon Lindley, Kenni Wellman, Jeff Brown, Beth Warriner, Nancy Davis. THIRD ROW: David Strange, John Spears, Jim Eubank. Cont'nuing in the Davis family tradition, Drum Maiorette Nancy Davis led the Marching Rams for two years. Sophomore Gary Lankford joined the ranks for the 1969 performances. 99 PEP BAND ADDS KEY BEAT FOR NEW SOUNDS With Tim Key at the drums, PHS PEP BAND made halftime almost as much fun as the game itself. Tim, who has played with dance bands since he was in the seventh grade, gives the group a new beat which sets fans toe tapping and applauding wildly. Pep Band members are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Director Phil Kirby, Tom Clements, Sharon Lindley, Lu Ann Terrell, Janet Harmon, John Plemmons, Joe Gilliatt. Mark Cook, Mary Ray, Marcella Fleming, Kim Strother, Scott Padgett. SECOND ROW: Jeff Brown, Randy Brown, Bob Seybold, Jeff Johnson, Karen Meadows, Kathy Davis, Gary Lankford, Tim Key, Roy Grimes. (Right) Bonnie Weeks and Kathy Davis donned the black sequin uniforms to serve as twirlers for the Marching Rams. Tippecanoe and Thompson, too FELLOW FARMER ENDS PHS ERA With the resignation of James Thompson, an era ended for the Agriculture Department. During his 12 years as PHS ag teacher, Mr. Thompson built his department into one of the finest in the state. When Mr. Thompson left for a supervisor's position in Tippecanoe County, Future Farmers gave a party with President Donnie Toliver giving the farewell speech. It was the year of the contest for FUTURE FARMERS. Greatest honors came with participation in state soil judging contest. Members include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Sponsor Gerald Jackson. Pam Levi. Marcella Qualkenbush, Treasurer Roger Livingston, Vice-president John Wells, President Donnie Toliver. Chapter Sweetheart Bonnie Weeks. Sentinel Melvin England. Secretary Bruce Gilliatt, Norma Kellams. Jimmy Grimes. Jerry Kemple. Phillip Murphy. Dallas Apple. Ronnie Warren. SECOND ROW: Terry Condra, Winton Walls. Stanley Farmer. Dean Chastain, Ernie Walton. Jerry Rowland. Dave Pittman. John McBride. Danny Eickelberger, Glenn Daugherty. Larry Piper. Freddie Lashbrooks. Paul Baumgardner. THIRD ROW; David Newlin. Jim Hudelson. James Tarr. Kenny Easterday. Richard Pittman. Fred Moore. Loran Wilson. Danny Roach. Bob Seybold. Frank Archer. George Bowles. Bill Wilder. Larry Shipley. Larry Lankford. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Eubank. John Huff. Shannon Haney. Tim Moore. Billy Stroud. Larry Anderson. Randy Coble. Phillip Waynick. Buddy Hawkins, Cecil Lanham. Steve M anship. Ricky Minton. Buddy Moore. Powell Eubank. FIFTH ROW: Randall Piper. Clyde Thacker. Steve Denton. Mike Stroud. Mike Patton. Larry McBride. Barry Singleton, Jerry Spear. Jerry Archer. Ralph Bowles, Tony Richardson. Mickey Tuell. Steve Wells. SIXTH ROW: John England. Richard Wilder. Billy Bowles. Mike Slayten. DsWayne Benefiel. George Trinkle. Kenny Riester. Tony Underwood. Tim Blevins. Jerry Wells. Ernest Crowder. Ralph Wininger. Jerry Free. Marvin Malone. Michael Butt. SEVENTH ROW: Dan Smith, Ray Lawson, Paul Walls. James Compton, Paul Doan, John Newlin. Carl Buetel, Philip Wolfe. Howard Kenney Phil Hammes. Arthur Hickman. Kenny Blevins. 101 With Qeven Comes a Lettermen Jacket The magic number seven brought a jacket to outstanding athletes. Seven points earned a jacket and three more the new P.H.S. award, an honor blanket Members of LETTERMENS CLUB include: FIRST ROW. left to right: Kent Holaday. Duane Busick. Mark Hudleson. Presi-dent Duane Benham. Secretary-treasurer John Spears. Ron Cox. David Strange. Charles McCalla, Kim Fleming. SECOND ROW: Jon Fod-drill. Ronnie Warren. Danny Doan. Rex Hudleson. Danny McBride. Gordon Denny. Steve Wineinger. Terry Apple. David Pittman. THIRD ROW-Barry Singleton. Joe Tucker. Alan Waynick. Jerry Dillard. Ed Uyesugi. Melvin England. Steve Weilbaker. Benny Jackson. Rams, Rams, They're the Best The Paolite VOL. 46, NO. 5 PAOLI HIGH SCHOOL, PAOLI, IND. JAN. 19. 1970 It’s my paper, too. Charlie! And the argument was on between Co-editors Kenni Wellman and Charlie McCalla. But it was all in fun. and the Paolite happily survived its double editorship. Charles yras also managing editor of the Hillcrest while Kenni served as an associate editor. Reporters who learned to run to the wishes of their masters are: FIRST ROW, left to right: Lynn Cadle. Lou Ann Hazlewood, Susan DeLong, Nancy Lane. Janet Harmon. Marilyn Mathes. SECOND ROW: Lu Ann Terrell. Linda McIntosh. Joy Lankford. Edna Hinshaw, Joana Turner. Martina Hazelwood. THIRD ROW: Donnie Toliver. Mary Woodburn, Becky Ren-nirt. Debbie Hickman. Ed Uyesugi. Hillcrest Ad Staff learned that their first responsibility was to sell the ads no later than immediately. Associate editors of the book are: FIRST ROW. left to right: Rosemary Courtney. Duane Benham, Nancy Davis. Kay McIntosh. Staff members included: SECOND ROW; Sonja Tomlinson, Peggy Moore. Violet Marshall. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Weeks. Beth Warriner. Linda Rutherford. Connie Oakley. FOURTH ROW: Donna Seybold. Mary Ray. Barbara Miller. FIFTH ROW: Bocky Cornwell, John Spears. David Strange. Marilyn McIntosh. NOT PICTURED: Linda Warren. Linda McDonald. Linda Kimmel. Butch Snell. (Tfs rvu paper,- Ckar! K I With each decade youth's search continues Yet identity remains a word undefined The quest for a queen ends with Becky, But our search is without end. Kathy Farlow Hillcrest Editor-in-chief Paoli Granite Stone Works lkT,c 'ts 'c $£RV' rAcl«t°sh Riggle’s IGA Foodliner PHILLIPS AUTO SUPPLY INC. PLEMMONS REXALL DRUG STORE Prescriptions Filled FEDERAL PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Produce and Groceries P.O. Box 424 Phone 423-1171 1618 Lynch Road Evansville, Indiana 47703 GROTTA AZZURRO BUD'S FLOOR SERVICE MORGAN FEED AND GRAIN Phone 723-2341 W. Hospital Road Paoli, Ind. NUTRENA FEEDS III Starr Bros. Sheet Metal Heating and Air-Conditioning Custom Sheet Metal Work Paoli, Indiana WVAK DAMON WININGER'S 1560 TV STAMPS ADD UP FAST WHEN YOU BUY ALL YOUR GAS AT A Paoli, Ind. Standard Service Station West Main Street Hy-Rock Products Company Marengo, Ind. Phone 365-2133 Congratulations Class of 70 Teaford Decorating Center Don's Tune Up Jack Mitchell's Jewelry Paoli, Indiana Lawn and Garden Equipment Parts and Service Pick Up and Delivery Phone 723-2706 Park Shop Key Market The Key to Good Eating Paoli, Indiana Dependable Cleaners Dot's Dress Shop Women's Apparel Orleans, Indiana ONE-HOUR SERVICE 114 Paoli Bowling Lanes From 8 to 80— From Noon to Night— SEE YOU AT OUR LANE Chiropractic for Better Health Gerald M. Smith Insurance Agency Dr. G. L. Reasor Paoli, Ind. 1 IK Paoli Chair Company, Inc. World's largest, exclusive chair manufacturer- Looking forward to our 40th birthday and 5 millionth chair PAOLI, IND. PHONE 723-2791 Compliments of John K. Spears, M.D. Paoli, Ind. Phone 723-2010 Padgett's Sunoco Paoli, Ind. Phone 723-8400 Dillard Abstract Company Inc. 117 WAYNICK Compliments of James M. Tucker Insurance and Real Estate Agency L L AMUSEMENT COMPANY L L provides entertainment for the young people of Paoli In Our New Location We've Got It and We Can Find It! PAOLI VARIETY STORE Compliments Clements Poultry of Mi-Lin Wood Products BOB LINDLEY Paoli, Indiana Vice-President and General Manager MONTGOMERY WARD AGENCY NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE Paoli, Indiana Modern Beauty Paoli Shoppe Drive-In Theatre Paoli, Indiana Best Wishes to MARJORIE MORRIS—Operator Class of 70 119 Spieth Photography — A Bridge Between The Present and Future JAMES SPIETH Underclass Photographer Magner's Super Shell GASOLINE—KEROSENE—MOTOR OILS—GREASES SUPER SHELL TIRE AND BATTERIES OFFICIAL VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION Phone 723-2925 Paoli, Indiana Best Wishes C. X. McCalla III, M.D. Fashion Shop Misses' and Ladies' Fashions Paoli, Ind. Violet's Beauty Salon PERMANENTS, HAIR STYLING, CUTTING SHAPING, TINTING AND FROSTING WIGS—WIGLETS—FALLS EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 5 East Main St. Paoli, Ind. 723-3416 Benham’s Sawmil Box 186 Paoli, Indiana 122 Studios Compliments of Moore's Service PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS 24-Hour Service Phone 723-2108. Paoli Jim Mary's Lunch, Breakfast, Dinners, Snack Orders West Main Street Paoli, Indiana Bob's Jewelry Paoli, Indiana Rael Oil Company, Inc. Texaco and Firestone West Main Street Paoli, Indiana Runyon Summers Admiral and Motorola Color Sales Electronics, Inc. 726 West Main St. Paoli, Indiana Lambdin's Garage DEPENDABLE AUTO REPAIR AIR CONDITIONER SERVICE Paoli, Ind. 723-3232 Shakeburger Drive-In West Main Street Paoli, Indiana The Toggery Smart Clothes For Men Phone 723-2107 1 14 So. Court Street Paoli, Ind. 123 CORNWELL COMPANY, INC. 124 Compliments of Dr. Rubert A. Weeks KNOB HILL Paoli, Ind. Phone: 723-3700 National Pool Builders P.O. Box 298 Paoli, Ind. Compliments of Paoli Feed Company Hickman's Garage 723-3168 Master Mix Feed Davco Fertilizer Bag and Bulk Corner of Maple and Josephine Paoli, Indiana Phone: 723-2712 Livonia Feed Company 755-2651 Cliff's Body Shop Route 1 Paoli, Ind. Long Sons Grain Paoli, Ind. Phone 723-2124 Dr. E. T. Uyesugi — Optometrist Ellis Funeral Home Paoli, Indiana Phone 723-2276 Ray's Service It’s Paoli Motors You Want To See For Clean Used Cars Across From Paoli Post Office. Phone- -723-3811 Owner: FRANK LAND Sales Manager: FRANK FLEMING Miller's Apparel Ladies and Children's Wearing Apparel Paoli, Marengo and French Lick, Ind. Kut-n-Kurl Beauty Shop Operated by JUANITA CORNWELL Radcliff Real Estate Agency WENDELL RADCLIFF, Broker Indiana Natural Gas Corporation Paoli, Indiana Farlow Lumber Company The House That Boots Built Weaver Auto Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Dodge Dart Imperial Dodge Trucks GMC Trucks Paoli Bargain Center EVERYDAY NEEDS Shoes Soft Goods Small Hardware Paoli, Indiana Bottles 20-60-100 Lb. Kemple Philgas, Inc. Kemple Hardware Heating PHONE 723-3169 Paoli Hi-Klas Paints Air Conditioning Heating Equipment Countdown princesses Susie Nicholson, Kathy Farlow, Janet Harmon, Teresa Jones, Linda McDonald eagerly await the final tally of their fund drive for First Chance School. Prudential Insurance Company Life Insurance—Health Insurance—Annuities Group Insurance—Group Pensions ARNOLD G. QUALKINBUSH Phone 723-2930 ROBERT E. HARMON Radcliff Service Station Paoli, Indiana Kramer Music Co. Compliments of West Side of Square Salem, Indiana 833-4879 Everything Musical PIANOS. ORGANS. BAND INSTRUMENTS Try Us First And We'll Gain A Customer SHOE FACTORY D. H. GOBLE PRINTING COMPANY Greenfield, Indiana Kimball Piano Organ Co. French Lick West Baden Indiana PAOLI TITLE COMPANY JAMES J. FARLOW One Main Street Paoli, Indiana Chesty Potato Chips Fairmont Snacks GLEN CARMICKAEL Distributor Bedford Office Supply Company Royal Typewriters Victor and Burroughs Adding Machines Sales and Service Office Supplies and Equipment Headquarters for School Supplies BEN FRANKLIN Morgan Feed and Grain Kothe Wells and Bauer Co., Inc. Paoli, Indiana 505 Ko-We-BaLane Indianapolis, Ind. 46207 CARPENTER BODY WORKS INC. School Bus Bodies Mitchell, Indiana Raymond Thompson’s NORTHWOOD A NEW PERSPECTIVE D I SI ■ ' r i. Ill in WLif: Call Jim Babcock at Northwood 936-9971 HERFF JONES JERRY CRANNY Representative 1401-1429 North Central Ave. Indianapolis, Ind. Creative Excellence in School Jewelry, Fine Paper, and Publishing Gus Doerner Sports Inc. 207 Main Street. 706 Main Street Phone 424-3821 Phone 482-3830 Evansville, Ind. 47708 Jasper, Ind. 47546 Your Complete Sporting-Goods Headquarters' Keystone Distributing Co. Inc. We supplied P.H.S. with over 36,000 lbs. of French Fries. JOE R. COX Distributor Wholesale Foods Bedford, Ind. RADCIFFE FURNITURE Paoli, Indiana STYLES FOR THE 70's Indiana Handle Leading the cheers for Paoli High School s mighty Ram teams were Sonja Tomlinson, Mary Woodburn, Linda McIntosh. Linda McDonald, Kathy Farlow. Southern Indiana's Most Unique Woodworking Company 136 The Fickle-Finger of Fate Points Toward Hollan’s Men and Boys’ Wear Hoosier Hardware Household Appliances for All Needs oo FRENCH LICK OFFICE Featuring A New Idea in Banking TV DRIVE-IN SERVICE Phone 936-9961 The Springs Valley National Bank THE BANK OF FRIENDLY SERVICE French Lick, Ind. West Baden Springs, Ind. Service Designed With You in Mind! Complete Insurance and Realty Department Representing the Nation's Finest Insurance Companies For All Your Insurance and Realty Needs First Floor French Lick Office Phone 936-9961 Drive-In Window Phone 936-9961 French Lick Sheraton “The Midwest’s Most Popular Resort Hotel” For Complete Coverage of All Sports Read Paoli News M ' JKiva JTI Republican ♦ V ’ ■ CLASS OF 1972 CLASS OF 1973 143 CLASS OF 1971 144 They Searched for Symbols and Found a Qour Pickle . . . And Juniors Faced the World Those Senior Moosers Some like it hot And then there were Brown and Holaday. Get on outta' there Y Mooser — U Fads Fashions From Norman’s ORANGE COUNTY LOCKER PLANT Custom Slaughtering Murray Cleaners 604 West Main Paoli, Indiana Curing—Smoking Rendering Beef Hogs Poultry Welcome Cutting—Wrapping—Freezing We Make Our Own Weather With Modern Refrigeration Call ORleans 865-2028 THE WELCOME INN Northside of Square Paoli, Ind. FARLOW-CLEMENTS AGENCY Real Estate-Loans Insurance Paoli, Indiana Phone 723-2203 GERALD FARLOW HARRY CLEMENTS Creators of the Ramburger Cafeteria staff includes: FIRST ROW. left to right: Mrs. Bill Barnes. Mrs. Kenneth Moore. Mrs. Ethel Hollen. Mrs. Bruce Elliott. Mrs. Clifford Rutherford. SECOND ROW: Manager John Turner. Mrs. Clarence Owens. Mrs. Charles William Hall. Mrs. James Milligan. Mrs. James Pittman. Mrs. Ray Fisher. (NOT PICTURED: Mrs. James Duggins.) Like man,dlori+ ose your cool ll X' m insured u iH L W Feed Supply Co. 0. C. ASHER INSURANCE 151 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Best Yearbooks Are Taylor-made 'W ■ A ' - ‘V '■ rf- v. V mm ■ m j £ « 9