Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1957 volume:

UM Swim 1957 PIERCETON . n O Q. , 1 'O A 7 f . ' .1 ,K , ,I v. n . v, ' 1 A at f ' . , 1 . 0 v I ' 'Q , X1 ,Q , yn . ' I ,Q l 0 .V :K . xx 0 v , . . V 1' . . U Q y 1 , . O . v - . ,. . g . , , ., . 1,-1' ,', 4 0 ' tl' 00 ff N 1 ' ', x ff ' . yi . X ' ' me 'fy' 1 X Q ' . .Q ...n X S si . n 0 W g 9 f v ' X, .9 i. , . ' .Q 1 . ' xv I - Q 1' . Q , A '3x X - , v ,- 3 Q Q ' 4' ' Q: Y' 9 I' ' , 4'i yn J A f 'A' 'A ' - 'I vw ' x v X ' . ' ,n . ' v Q' 4 I .'0s' 4 . sf 't , fl. s, ' . v .Q .. . ,4 1 , ' Q ' Q 's 'O l 'I' C V , 4 ? 4. .-Q.. YAY' -.4 'fax' ,iw ,.. rf ,,.,.. f-. AY... . -Q- Q O0 v s 'V' I ' D. 4 , ' ' ' . . ., . -ls 9 '.- 1. N ,.: x X -' Q ' A- , ' - A ff 4 8 ' ' Q . 7 ' , 1. ., g 1 'A D-f -.- . . J 1 a'1 Q 1 Q h .. f. K4 qi. ni. Yu . O , , , :'1, I M I ti . oz 1 0' 1, V, 0 I QW' V . 4. 1 ' ' L :- . ' f ,. si Us L, l X Q X .5 , l Q: , .-us. Q-... -Q .nav- MEMORY HI-lITE5 UF if -: Q-'d' U 1,1 Q Q1-ins an A 1 wi M my K Q ' 'S'i tQf5iv Q Z 7 WN 'J . gf? 1 ' : 56'1a,i'.'. ' ' ,, 4- ' 'Q T'iL,JrT3Z2fiif, fffffgy: Q :4,jQ5,.,6 I Ms -- '- X N Avg Q ,I .., ,l k Su fy, ff? Q f , 19 Q I: r f if K 621: ..'Vt.L ul 5 4 4, ijxklfx ve fa? .Mx , .1 if A X 6i+ H- 5- 'mn '. g? q, x' X K ez , , Y K x L L , N Q M :BS X k Y. Q Lf ,r 'W vi Nw., 5 Dx Q2 Q K Y wi, L b 7 F ,W Q ,Q if W -J Q -Casin-F i f'??'..i ?' ' 1 FRU UUR PRINCIPHl The Past is past, the Future is what you make lt. To the seniors who are graduating go our congratulations for past achievements and sincere best wlshes for happiness and success ln all your future endeavors. I feel that the year just past has been very pleasant and most successful scholastically, athletically, and activity wise. Fine work has been the aim of all from the newly organized school board to the youngest first grader. The accomplishments brought about this year could not have been achieved without the cooperation of parents, community, faculty, and students. with this thought may I offer gy thanks to those groups for the important role they have had ln the past success and will have in all future honors which may come to the Pierceton School. ,fdmewa Miss. Maud Yontz English, Library Mr. Sam Nelson Biology, Art, Sc 95 Mrs. Edith Warner Grade Music A Art Miss. Mary Bryant Fourth grade Mr. William Schuldt Sixth grade 4.,o Miss Josephine Dohn Fifth grade Mrs. Martha Gibson Third grade Mrs. Hope Waldeck Second grade Mrs. Mildred Mars Third A Fourth grad s. Katherine Mauzy rlrst R Second grade Mrs Lorraine Hope Wals st grade 3 W.HK:W: gfot picture s 1 am? Nr, Burton Niles Foc. Studies, Nath, Thysical Fducation Mrs. Joyce Ftauffor inglish, Speech Nr. Marvin Heaton Business Education Mathematics, Physical Education Hr. John Mowery Mathematics Miss Marilynne Tuttle Business Education, English MP. Fd Freeland Band R Chorus General Music Mrs. Kaye-Smith English, History, Spainish Mr. Richard Reed Agriculture, Health Mrs. Vera Moe Home Economics yy, Richard Rothgeb Social Studies Mrs. Alfra Lenwell Physical Education Mr. Lowell Fisher Shop, Mech.Draw1DS 5CHUUl BUHRD ggi-'av 1 - asa -1:-1:::' ..-nu --nn..- Qeated left to right, Mr. James Tuttle, NI. Carl Rranks Er. Robert English, Mr. Rred Carlin, and Mr. Marcus White. CAFETERI WORKERS Yecretary, Hrs. Alice Davis 1 5. Seated left to right, Mrs. Lynden Shenefield, Mrs. Orville Gebert, Mrs. Walgamuth and Mrs. Frank Baker. gm ' f 5 w f1 H--- IT1S!T1b6I S SENIOR Highlighting the year was the senior's trip to New York and Washington on the Boersma tour May l2 to l7. All the tradi- tional sights seen will be an experience long remembered by all the seniors. Baccalaureate services for the seniors was May l9. Invocation and Benediction were geven by Reverend McClarnon. The Reverend rf John Smerke from Wawasee gave the address Y with the theme strings of h Violin . The numbers sung by the high school choir were The Lord Bless You and Keep you, The Heavens Are Telling, Almighty God. Our commencement program was presented by of the class on Thursday, May 23. Oh, For a Thousand Tongues and Robert Tenney gave the invocation following the junior honor guard and senior processioa al. Valedictory and salutatory addresses were given by Ina Van Dine and Judy Stouffer respectively. The three part program under the subheads HA Gate Closes, Keys to Any Gate, and A Gate Opens was presented by various senior class representatives. David Walsh and Sandra Salman were solo- ists for the program. Musical selections sung by the Senior Choir were HCne World, i . Ivv and uachael Shencfield, Treasurer, HNHVY Sandra Brubaker, Secretaryg flower Tenneth Fawley, Vice Presidentg Gate is James Hackbirth, Presidentg 'iss Yontz, Sponsqrg . Stfpffer, Sponsor. Somewhere Over the Rainbow, Trust, Halls of Ever Onwardn. and Ivory are the class colorsg the a red rose. Honor Lies at Labor's the motto for the Glass of 1957. October 17 was a real day for the SENIOHSL and the freshmen. The freshmen bowed and obeyed the commands of the demanding seniors headed by Sandra Salman and Bob Tenney, sabateour chairmen. This year's seniors tried to establish a tradition for Pierceton High School. All of the girls and some of the boys made senior Cord skirts and slacks painted with various colors. We seniors wore these throughout the school year. Senior pictures were taken on October 2h by Robert's Studio of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The senior girls were drapes for the hall composite. all photographed in royal blue A delightful comedy, nMeet Me in St. Louisn was presented by the seniors on November 2. Mrs. Kaye-Smith directed the play with a cast of nine girls and seven boys. Sandy B. and Dave Z. carried the leads. Money making projects for the class numbered two this year. Nov. 8, the senior class and the F.F.A. conducted a scrap drive which neted both groups a fine profit. Also a bingo and cake walk was sponsored by the seniors following the Sidney game February l. Seven seniors attended the County Student Congress at Warsaw on November 9 in connection with their government course here at P.H.S. Marilyn Werstler was the attendant elected to crown the basketball queen, November 23 as our ex-queen, Julia Ratliff had moved. February 18 the entire class attended the state capital on a-civics class tour. The group visited both branches of the state legislature. we toured the state buildings. We were accompanied by Mr. Rothgeb and chin as usual from the underclassmen by score Kcloselof SO-31 at the Senior-Undie Games on Friday, March 22. Hr. Stouffer. The seniors took it on the the The girls also got edged out of victory. - HI-llTES W' 22 fa INA VAN DINE Band 1,2,3,M Choir 2,3,M FHA 1s2s3:L1- Gffioer 2 Madrigal Group 2,3 'tudent Council L INUERPMMEI F 531A Officer L PEP HOP SOCIETY l,2,3,U. MARIQN PHILLIPS STUDENT 3,M PEP HOP SQCIETY 1,2,3,h DON'T TAKE MY PENNY 3 M ET DE IN ST. LOUIS KENNETH FAWLEY Baseball l,2,3,M Track l FFA 1,2,3,M Officer L STUDENT 3 , L+ Sports Editor A Class Officer l,2,3,h Boys State Boys Choir l SANDRA ANNE BRUBAKER Choir 1,2,3,M President M Madrigal Group 2,3 Choarleers M Madjorette 2,3,M Cheerleader 1,2,3J-L FHA 1,2,3,M Officer 2 GAA 1,g, Officer 2 PEP HOP SOCIETY 1,2,3,M President M Snap Shoters 2,3 Student Council 1,2 Class Officer 3,L BCHOES 1,2,3,M Editor M STUDENT 1,2,3,M Feature Editor 3,h Queen Attendant 2 Princes Pierceton 2,3 Jr. Miss Indiana 2 Homemaker of Tomorrow Q DON'T TAKE MY VENNY 3 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS M DAVID WALSH 2r3n4 Track L choir 1, 2,3,Q Student Director Q Choraleers M Hoosier Customs 3,u Drum Medjor 3 Class Officer 3 CHARLOTTE AVN STEINEH FHA l,2,3,M Officer 3,u GAA 1,2 Snap Shoters 2,3 STUDENT l,2,3,h ECHOES L PEP HOP SOCIETY l,2,3,M Officer 2,3,M Band 2,3,M Choir 1,2,3,h MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS M DENTON K. HABEGGER Choir l,2,3,L Officer'Q Snap Shoters 3 Hoosier Customs L DON'T TAKE MY PENTY 3 FEET PI IN ST. LOYIS M DHRILYN WERSTLER FHA 1, 2,3,L GAA 1,2 ECHOES 3,L PEP HOP SOCIETY I,2,3,L QUEEN ATTENDENT M DON'T TAKE MY PENNY 3 HEET ME IN ST. LOUIS N BILL U'DELL FFA 3,M Officer Q Choir 2,3,M NEET ME IN ST. LOUIS 4 JANPT E. SMITH Band I,2,3,M choir 1,2,hf Officer M PEP HOP SOCIETY l,2,3,1+ Choraleers A PHA 1,2,3,Lz Officer 3,L DAVID ZIMMERMAN Track 2,3,A Baseball M Basketball 3,Lp Band 1,2,3,u Studenp Director A choir- 1,2,3,Lp FFA 1,2,Lp Officer M DON'T TAKE MY PENNY 3 MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS L ESTIL A. KISSINGER Basketball 2,3,M Track 1,2,3 Volley Ball 1 DON'T TAKE MY PENNY 3 Rachael Shenefield Choir 1,2,3,Q Officer L Choarleers L Band 1,2,3,M FHA 1,2,3,h GAA 1,2 PEP Ho? SOCIETY 1,2,3,u, Class Officer M ECHOES 2,3,h, Subscription Man. M CARL R. BOWSER FFA 3,h 1'-i'- Ulm: GOOD LUCK SENIORS +334 J' 1. Q X' ff' W if 1 R. Q-6 A ? il 5 K mf 4 1 fx ' , Af! , V G., ,f 1 rf X5 , 1 3 2 ,nf ggw K z 1 Ns3'b1':N1 . f . K 5-:gf ' - ' H . aw ' is W f I , -,, V 1 , l , electing officers. JU IDR Phyllis Williamson, Secretary Kay Lelfer, Vice President Brent Wldman, President Jack Warner, Treasurer Miss Tuttle, Sponsor Mr. Mowery, Sponsor The Juniors started a very active year by Norma Henderson was elected president and when Norma moved. Kay Leifer officer acts as sales manager Junior room. Phyllis Williamson and Jack Brent Wldman took over vice-president. This merchandise for the Warner were elected was elected by ordering secretary and treasurer, respect1vely.Jud1th Bryglder and Max Jones represented the class in the student council. This year the Juniors have two sponsors- Mr. Mowery and Miss Tuttle. The First big event of the year was that of receiving the long awaited class rings. Secondly came the annual Junior class hay ride. The class chose to Collmar Dam and then to South To aid in the cooling of pop, go by tractor and wagons to Whitley to a movie. the juniors bought a dry coke cooler. They will help in paying for lt and the classes that follow will finish the payments. Besides sponsoring the Junior the Juniors sponsored a dance lb. They also sold Christmas was divided into two teams to cavtlns were Brent Wldman and room and selling at basketball games, after the Silver Lake game December cards and pecan paddles. The class get the sales rolling. The team Marlene Bennett. The losing team, which was Marlene's, served the winners a chile supper on January 23. Densel Keener broke all previous records of individual sales, by selling 8250.00 worth. Phyllis Wlllaamson, Kay Lelfer, and Norma Henderson were nominated by the class for basketball queen. Kay was elected. Her crowning took place on November 9 at the half of the Leesburg game. A former radio program, UA Date With Judy' was presented on April 5. Cynthia Wilson was chosen to attend Hoosier girls state. Brent Widman, and,Jack Warner were chosen to attend Hoosier boys state. R A ,K L, . , A 1 fy: , .F H W H 1 .. f.a-.iw 2 S Q33 vit ' is mei b Q cryuxi KL Ag fs? 353 Y sK Q-1 f ,mf s X- L Jack Horn Anna Jefferson Max Jones anire Calm ensel Keener Judy Lee Dover Leedv Yew T819PP AIQCN LP ter eWfeLn lelle 1 e e e v e ..,. L- - Z vw 7 Nu X N1 ,i ,. T' 3 'Kr-va vm Allen Re,enos Richard Rosburgh Pattv Russell Rex Slusher oan 'mith Beverly Qpanvle Charlene Tenny Jack Warner Brent Widman Phyllls Wllliamson Cynthla Wllson -aw 3' rm? JS LIL QA Marlene Bennett Donald Boggs Roland Bowman Judith Brygider Alice Buntain Virginla Burke Jim Busz Danny Christoffel Dick Pole Bill Conrad SORRY WE MISSED YQU THE FIRST TIME Larvy IJFTUTQ Qfanfa Y nts Like Lonkrr .1 .R LILY: , ,,f'g Jenn J if5grd Don 3He erd Lfvvy Vosslar J Lt dutHcrfcrd Gfnr Yonte unwrjl CnrfQrf Quail f'T'f VW11IFfC' Kent wr-iyvt Lattie Fcttie Louglas Walls Shnrcm Shafffr Gene Kinch Carolyn Conrad Anita fonts 3 V K ?M ' if ,,ff Jv4NA N2 ww 'trfvw , If 1 Q6 ...Y-,,5 rf 54.3 I 'fb SDPHO DRE xii' I ilifi 'flzlgx I '.nr:' Gloria Wine, Treasurer Carolyn Collier, Secretary Max Spann, President Don Arms, Vice President Mr. Yelson, iponsor This year, in Weeping with tradition of Pieroeton High School, the sodi- omores sold magazine subscriptions to their parents and friends. The class treasury was added to by the sales of the magazines. After finish- ing the magazine subscription sales a party was held in the gym on Sept- ember 29, The losing team headed by Judy Snyder furnished the refr sh- ments and games for the winning team headed by Virgina Manuel. Diane Gebert and Rex Test won the watches. An award to the two top salesman. During the year the sophomore general business class formed the G.E. Flash Club. They made and sold shakers and booster pins during the basketball season. With the profit they went dining at Foo and Faye's at Syracuse. They also had two parties with their teacher, Miss Tuttle. Of course, the most exciting event of the year was the long awaited day when we selected our class ri jf. The class of USUN chose a concave style with a NTP in the center and numerals on both sides. The last semester class party was held on April 29 in the gym. The games and refreshments were enjoyed by the sophomores and their sponsor, Mr. Nelson. , e ' if 45 f U V 35 'S Q 'fi 5 A i if LU-Q Q K 0 ' . i .1 if - - - .I :Ay-4' 4, 3-VM R eu , if x- 1 ly Stk K, Q v H Nfl wa...'7Q 0 .1 2 , f a ! ':.1 - Z Tfii of L X ,e 5 Q, 3 X f-4 Q Z V4 3, 13' 11 a ...sf ! 3 E 1 9'd .x as M L Beth Rider Devon Faulkner Pat Camden Max Spann Max Elder Cora Bayes Richard Menzie Janice Blanchard Barbara Slusher Alfred Plew Diane Gebert Jim Werstier Conrad Folson Becky White John McFarren Carolyn Collier Cinda Webster Don Aims Pat Alberts Terry Cole Jim Baubbit Susie Keplinger David Conley Sarah Shepherd Bobbie Jo ieifer Wendell Walls Asenath Shelherd Glen Blanchard Bill Kain Mzlveen Hill Ted Long Jean Roberts Gloria Wine Rex Mast Paula Castner Jan Carter Virginia Manuel Lynn Fletcher Mory Kilgore Eddie Lee i X f-av-1-f -.w '1' P 1 V - s. ' A 'Qs gf ' il me 'ij nigga Q35 l,?, ig I' il J i , N W Q-QPU' i 4 a 5 1 -l FRESH Janet Danner, Secretary-Treasurer, John Stouffer, Vice President, Linden Eoggs, President, Mr. Rothgeb, Sponsor, October sixteenth was LHS day all freshman had to look forward to, some eagerly and some dreadfully. During the day and at the all school party girls were dressed in feed sack dresses, bathing caps, different shoes, scads of jewerly and carried dust pans. The boys were dressed in girls sweaters, wrong sine out and pants backwards, head scarves, one boot, one tennis shoe and carrying dolls. nt tue party the seniors required the freshman to do stunts. ihus the Freshman are true high school students. Two class parties were held during the year. One in november and the other in April. The Freshman chose Patsy Custer as their dttSULdUt for the crowning of the 56-57 Basketball 4ueen. The class presented a skit before the Sidney game, at pep ses Mary Lou Jones played Bo Peep and Michael Mosher ,layed LHC dective, Claw Hammer. Another SKit was oresehted before the Sectional Tournament with Patsy Custer as hiss rierceton and Linden Boggs as Prince Victory. Both skits were directed by Miss Tuttle. i.. 3 iOI1 Qin 1 , A Aff .QV K if if ' 'S ' ' ' --Zvi giglf' 'lan QE? W .gm ini l 1 Y, 'Ya if ,gf J W Yee x Hn E: 2 1-f.:'f . 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S 'li f 'da Pilf aw X Q V 2 ' Vlkkri K i ' La 1 XQQ PQ' , me -1 ,.,Lv if ' 15' Becky Bryant Gary Boggs Bruce Snyder Mellrose Boggs John Lowe Bobby Prater Sharon Scott John Parker Rosa DeLa Cruz Hike Orr Theresa Smith Larry Harter Cindy Fruit Mikie Joe Jefferson Tommy Alley Susan Danner Jack Parker Eileen Smith Mikie Werstler Hazel Risner Stephen Reed Brenda Finken Danny Taylor Sharon Hand Ruby Prater Derrick Martin Garrylin Miller Janet Wiegand Brad Bailey Carolyn Bailey Andres Martinez Rose Mowrey Jimmy Wolter Barbara Shepherd SORRY WE MISSED YOU THE FIRST TI E Altonia Vires Rickie England Herald Qhepherd Kazie Shepherd Goble Shepherd Monroe Howard Kathleen Olds Tfnkno w ,-1 Kent Lewis Linda Bowser Robert Remersma Theresa Danner Patti Shepherd Max Glumac Unknown Eddie ChrTsto9f Norma Vires Patty Niles Bill Rothgeg Joyce Willet Pamela Taulbee Bill Stump Joan willet Freida Nutter Roger England Viv- r--I-f-,va U-. ,,. Noll-.. 'T-W 5 -v- T- 1- .J wfulyv. 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' X ,w Q-1 JLAV1Y'1 1 A - M .,os.o Terra Tfro BHSEBHH 4 xxgx Nxxx Q, 6 Q- Hy bf! at We w r R f f lxfr R lb 2 0 I Standing Bill Barnhart, Wendell Walls, Roger Leedy, Bob Tenney Dave Zimmerman, Max Jones, Rex Slusher, Donald Boggs, Jack Horn, Dick Reed, Coach Seated John Stouffer, Bill Cain, Dick Cole, Ken Fawley, B111 Conrad, Mike Mosher, Mr Niles, Coach With Burt hiles at the reins of the baseball team for the first time, the Cubs finished the season with three victories against three defeats They were also beaten once in an exhibitior game with South Whitley It was a fairly successful season, consider ing that the team was largely inexperienced he Cubs were eliminated in the playoffs by a fine Atwood team, 2 M That was the last game for catcher Ken Fawley, hortstop Opie Parker, left fielder Bob Tenney, and center fi lder Dave Vlmmexman Pierceton fans can look ahead for a strong eam next year, which includes regulars Jack Horn, Rex Slushe , Dick Cole, Roge1 Leedy, lax Jones, and Don Boggs from this year's team South Whitley CExh1bit1onJ Pierceton Pierceton Atwood Milford Pierceton Pierceton 17 Leesburg 2 Pierceton 11 North Webster 2 Syracuse lO Pierdeton 3 Atwood S Pierceton A e e do 'l li f 'B' ,. ' e-1 211 l A 1 fi we 1 wp ml 1 1 . f X 1 4, K x , I it 6 ee eb 'V R ' , Q ff 0, . YQ ' ut! 1' - Q I g A Q 1 15, Q F M 1 A X X X ' V R S D Y 1 XY , ,TQ , ' C i Aff? it K' 4 is ,gf 1 T A .' , I H- 0 12 11 . 3 E I O X if SPORT HOU D 'UP 'I S ' -sq, X! 'iz-.. 3 an A 'Jf,x.iw1-Q4 aff My . -,,' f f . f E52-ff? 'M mf ,f Sv f . i f 11 fi BHSKETBHU QUEEN , 0 6 ..tl.. , ' . ,K 3 , , Q N, X , 3 -Q 4 V fy , My ., e tp La, . 6 Xi Qi? 5 V K fm A 7 ' , 1 5 I if W 1 V 5 . A ji K , 'S g N A 4 5 'JJ ji 5 , if r Seated: mueem, Kay Leif:-ar. Standing: Iatsy Custer, Vlclfi Schaller, Marilyn 7..fer'sb1er', Carolyn Collier, Janet I-IcConne11 xt 53 ,Q f I ' I I , , 41 r . W BHSK TBHll ggi! Dave Zimmerman, Jim Hackbirth, Rex Slusher, Arden Lelter, Bob Tenney, Estil K1SSiHg6P, B111 Barnhart, Jack Horn Bob Cole, Bill Conrad, Qtldent Managers, Coach Niles Many local basketball fans doubted that thls year's team could equal some of the fine teams that Pierceton has had in the last few years due to the loss of veterans Tim Derf, Jim Watters, and Rex Mort because of graduatlon But never under estnmate any team coached by Burt Nlles The Cubs started the season with five COHSGCht1VS vlctor es before 1OS1Hg to South Whitley Plerceton revenged that loss durlng the Christmas rolldays by defeatlng South Whltley ln the title clask of the Nortk Manchester four way tourney In uanua I the ubs were runne s up to Etna Green in the county ioulna ent But tl big victory was yet to come LH reb mary, Pierceton won thedr first sectional tltlg sfrce 1944 by wlnnlng a tbrllling 63 eo contest ron county ctamplons, Etna Claypool VG eyracuse 'olumb4a Nilfo d Ieesburg south Whltley 'arsaw Qilver Lale Dertont L ay tourney to th Panchester Qotth Whlfley Utna Green ounty Tourn 5 Leesburg Iorth M V ent Jne City O Ttey F' Green, ln tbe flnal game One w eV later ln the regional Ffng Jpien er tourney held at Elkhart, the hubs defle ted Plymouth n Crt gmc LSL' e afternoon contest by a El LC score Qtate Charplons, heqter South Bend Central, put an end to tte cubs brlllant season wlth a smash ng G 2 vlctoly 1U the eveninv contest The cubs had f ne balance and excellen team play to contribute most to tFGlF uccess Bob Tenney, Dave 7 m erman, and Ustll K SS1DQEP, were elected honoraly co captaln by tie entlre tourney squad to close a great year dney Wortl Webster Alb Akron qSCtlOU81 Tou ney Cliney en one 1 yer Vtra green oral lou Plynouth Qouf Bend CCe trall AJ .+L J 0 E, A 5 . 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B-TEH r l Go f' y record as as they ta e rad in th rust few years, tted produce some llne prospects lor the I F ns was high scorer for the tea 1 po F+S Q9 Row l Bob Cole, Student Manager, Max Spann, Terry Cole, John lcFarren, Jlm verstler, Wendell Walls, Roger Leedy, Bill Conrad Student Manager Row 2 Coach Niles, Lynn Pletcher, Don Arms Max Jones, Ted Lone, Alfred Plew, Donald Boggs, Devon Falkner Opponent laypool Saractse oluwbia lliord south Whlflej Jarsaw Q'lver Lak Lertone Utna green lorth Manchester hester Qldney lorth Webster Albion Akron 37 Tley ' jkw if the z ,A ' ' 1 a if ., Q, 4 Q 2 I3 t M 9 .1 ' - I X 4 . : A l ' l ' IT 'l . , ' '. - . : - , O 0 ' We 1 C f 21 31 I, . 'f 1 all 17 C U Clty 99 S9 M pl 39 Although the B-team dldn't have as good a Leesburg ,T Qt 1 V 1 e nf s t fn' 5 ' Ll iii ' Q 0 e - 25 31 - ,x -1 ful vaisn, sl .e 3x if -or irq -, , m with F' W 27 52 37 , A-' . -1 A .4 - 54 657 2 L2 , ia 24 T f L9 'J . L l E7 Bill Barnhart, Guard EET TH T '71 X 3 3 2 4 Q:Q'M q wi David Zimmerman, Center . .r Don Arms, Forward Estil Kissinger, Rorwapd Jim Wevstler, Guard rden Leiter, Guard L , 1 w rl pl, 'wo 1. , . VHRSITY H-.- f-V '.-Tn. f- - ,. H10 g.LJb..-Tf, 1-.. G I'3 ncJ', V0 f-L W , fu R r rw V mn M, .imc 4 A aw, W wigf,.,.,. Ssxdre Brpiaker, Jerry Anders iii TlJllf: Wllliamfsn were tie syirifj TZ sf j cheerleaders. Their Lori work ang livolh 1f': lui: Blew rate as one of Sie Best in the county. At ' g:'o:11 fowrhey they and :owe faithful fans made several 'X Ae ge the Regional they made a cute cub head. So -4 ,r all fiey had an exciting and successful year. ' - reoeivei her Q year honor jacket. Jerry his Ist year Q.. fri fhyllfg her thfrd year pfh. CHEER lEHIJERS J 9 J or the second team owbs. Their colorful uniforms an sl' t helped push their tent on to victory. L , LO Hel Christine received their first year pins. Bobbie received her second letter. was ,f x 04 75+ :QF 3 NHG RS Tue Sturient Managers for the 1956-57 season were Eill Gorman grad Eob Cole. Their' invaluable .a..5sis1..mce :moved well to Lzle Pierceton Cubs througn .ut Lueir great Jason. Aff If Lf! ggi F 1 fc N, 'Yr Xu 'E Xa if . 1 . Q Ex- .5 an il i x as. . 4 y . r SEM A s .B , X S Rom l Left to Rigit Eob Stump, Marvin Galbreatn, Jerry Stahl, Mine Mosher, Jonn Stouffer, Rex Warner, Manager, Rom 4 Larry Qalls, Arden nnoades, Eill Scnaller, George nlexander, Claude manual, Marvin Heaton, Codon Rom 1 Left to Hi it W Tom Irygider, Erent Leifsr, Starlej kequigno EOL Menzie, Allen Anders, Jonn Scott. Rom Z Bob halls, Gary O'Dell, Dale Wine, Joe Croucn, Jack heener, David Mowery, Dich Reed, Coacn TRHCK 1 ll H- Row one Rex Cole, Claude Mannual, Don Shepherd, Bob Cole, Bob Stumo, Jokn Stouffer, Mike Moser, Larry Hossler Row two Ted Zorn, Dave Nalsr, Jim merstler, Dave Zimmerman, Bob Tenney, Bill Barnhart, Don Arms, Bex Slusher, and Dick Cole Row three Arden Rhoades, Devon Faulkner, Lynn Fletcher, Bill Conrad, Don Boggs, Allen Regnos, Roger Leedy, Jack Porn, Bill Schaller, Danny Walls, Wendell Walls Row four John Kinch, Max Spann, David Conley, Larry Walls, Alfred Plew, Larry Hosler, Bill Kain, Terry Cole John McFarren, and Darryl Carpenter Pierceton F osh Soph Plerceton Taerceton F'er e OIVERSE RVLAYS oldmbla ul rosh Soph S Whitley roar Soph F erce J lfl Wilford Milford Sidney lorth Web te 1 2 Sy acxse J SOHLLL vhlbl 21D PLACE L escu la,Hool ercetof li L31 C 'I er eto 3 10 J G5 3 1 ntor ' lne 3 'llr-' -I NJ L J A Q ' A X1 .L I I . - 3 C J , 53 ' 39 I' 0 A .' 1 U - QU 3fw h N M2 Bfh X4 J' S T X 1 nx'- ' .lf C uOI'l IW' 1 'JO ,- '- -- AW A 3 1- B 36 -g ' t ' L9 Pierceton 65 9flC Silver Lake LL? 1f2 U 1 Pg 17 . 31.vf 5 Q 3 ' mtv 68 Pi L L- 3,7 Wo C 15 L6 F . . , v Q2 1 7 Pi ec ' n ZF f , S',L f F 1- - i 5011 39 :ie ,Q L5 -if y lf JR HI TRHCK Row 1 Bob Collier, To Bryglder, Brent Leifer, John farker, Allen Anders, Jerry Rosbrugh Row 2 Garry Earnhart, Uannj lowery, Bill Aker,Bob Griffith, Bob Wolfe, Larry workmen, Bob Wenzde, Bob Walls Row 3 Garry O'Dell, Joe Crauch, Davld lowerv, Dale Wine, Jack Keener, Max Cole, John Rutherford, Stewart Miller, Bud Walls Row A Larry Banning, Lowell Howard, 5tanley Pequignot, fred Kinch Gerry H rter, Steve Kerr, Ronald Rhoades Wierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton 61 7f 53 2 l X7 Sjracuse Troy Larwill Mentone Syracuse East Wayne 7!1C lf2 l,'2 f if? 2ND PLACE IN BOTH LIGHT ALD HEAVY WEIGHT DIVISIONS LAND OF LAKES IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE WE'RE OUT OF TRACK MATERIAL YET! - A fm, , ' ffk-wjyfffxifil ' , . , w 'iwnmwfw - ' 2 V V ' ' f . 4 li - . - 775356 ,. - -r ' ffggg, - - 'QQELI . 'L . - A,:g?:a,,, L, rm A 1, RN an . KI Q xi , 1 f gl , . . I . If! . . : V Q L. ' A , , L . . V l . - . U . . A O o I ' ' Q 5 ' , Mmm ECHUES STHFF Ez Standing Sam Nelson, Sponsor, Rachael Shenefield, Ina Van Dine Marva Knoop Bob Tenney, Brent Widman, Max Jones Seated Charlotte Steiner Marilyn Werstler, Phyllis Williamson, Becky White, Jldy Stouffer Judith Brygider, Diane Gebert, Kay Leifer, Sandra Brubaker The annual staff line up was as followeg Bdttor Sandra Brubaler A stant Bditor Kay Leifer lass Fditor Diane Gebert Society Fditor Marilyn 'erstler Art Editor Becky White Business Managers Judy Stouffer Phyllis Williamson Sxbscriptions Rachael Shenelleld Sports Editors nney 'ax ones Typists arva Knoop Charlotte 'teiner Sponsor Pr Nelson Biitors Note mhanks goes especially to Charlotte Steinem, Iarva Knoop, and Marilyn erstler who helped me many long hours on this , the 56 S7 Bctoes It took a lot of time a lo of work and s eat, but it was worth it, we hope it's the best yearbook yet! Editor In Cheif Sandra Brubaker .1 rg I X ?, , . Q . 'fr X '. X . u Q u l , u Q I , 1 4 I Q ' o Al acosouooooooo I 0 - vssl- U ooooanoo o rw I u 1 oonooooooo o L u J cocoa 1' o -' anooooaooocoo e W sooo 4 1 . .4 , f' ' coo - o '7 , ocoooaouo--ob V'-:A o 'H T ... n, , , X TT ouooooooooooooouav A o .J x , fr cocci col: L c . o -A fl ' 1 'J .' .v ,, , , . - A.. A , 3' v. v 1 vv Sy-.. STUDENT THFF 17 Y- ?n:....'s' ' seated Sandra Bruba er, eature EdltOP Lenn th awlry ports dlto Phil Mcwarren, Editor in ohie' Judy stoufler, lens fditor, Miss Tuttle, Sponso Row l Charlotte St inor, John Stouffer, Max Jones, Joann Nhitehead Cynthia Nilsen Iohl Leifer, Llnda Caudill, Janet Danner, Christine sellers nachael Shenefield Row 2 Kay Leifer, Sandra Salman, SIWFWP Bennett Ca ol Snyder Diane Gebert Gloria wine, Juiitl J d Mary Yilsor Judy Lee, Patsy Cu Vdltoz in hief Yews Udito PGSCUI Editor Sports Waiter Busiress Manager Assmstant irculntior ana e Asslstant vapor G1 1 V Tee Geber tobbs, Jane manner, sellers Kay Loffer, Columrists Wilsor, 'vrol Qndrdgrl, Qports W itcrs Stouffer Qponsor ster, Linda Steffo Phil Mclarron Judy Qtouffer Qandra Brubakex Kenneth awley sandra Qalman arlene Bennett T ifth Brygilor Pa heel Slenefieli pObbL6 Jo Ieifer, t, Gloria Wine, finden linda Caudill, Christine and Charlotte Steiner Patsy Custer, Cynthia and Mary Kilgore Max Jones and John Miss Marilyn Tuttle f 4 FHH t' ef WW. ..k. , A 'M -ef ' fi. Nags.. vi Seated Mrs Moe, Advisor, Kay Leifer, Vice President Charlotte teiner, President, Beverly Spangle, Secretary Janet Smith Treasurer Row l Julia Camden, Malveen Hill Judy Stouffer, Linda Burnsworth Roberta Leifer, Diane Gebert, Becky White, andra Brubaker, Cinda Webster, Judith Brygider, Phyllis william on Betty Rutherford Row 2 Patsy Custer Anna Jefferson Janet Glass Pat Camden Carol Snyder, Paula Casner Carolyn Collier, Cynthia Wilson, Alice Buntain, Anita Anders Virginia ourke Row 3 Rachael Shenefield, Pat Alberts Jean Roberts Mary Kilgore, Mary Lou Jones, Charlene Tenney Joann Whitehead Linda Steffen Beth Rider, Patty Russell Janice Blan hard Ina ll D ne ow A Judy Lee, Carol Elder, Connie Grubbs, Marva woop, Marlene Bennett, Sandra Salman, Barbara Slusher, Marilyn stler, Jane monney Christine Sellers, Judy Crouch Initiation of new members, Mother and Daughter Pen 1 1, Snirt Dance Contest, Baking Contest, Eat and Run Supw and Installation of new officers New officers elected for the coming year are President Mary Kilgore Vice President Diane Gebert Secretary Mary L04 Jones Treasurer Janice Blancnnrd Historian Janet Glass Parlimentarian Patsy Custer Editor Christine bellers Song Leader Pat Camden Advisor Mrs Vera Moe .. : . ' : , C 0 u U 1 -' I . : , - ! S , - P , . . : . , 1 7 9 Q .f g Y v : 9 1 f ! D v J ! C I xf' v hi ' R : 'fdf' - l , , . , Tne F.H.A. has enjoyed seheral activities tnis vowr: '. . , - -V ' f'11', D 1 ca:QmQ: I ' 111111113 I ' 1111 . 34 as 4 W , i :gg M A fl ,. 'gif Li' , ink FTH Seated Mrs Stauffer, Sponsor, Jlm Warner, Vlce Presloent Judy Stouffer, President Cynthia Nl1SOT, Secretary Row l Becky White, Malveen Hlll, Carol Snyder, Dlane oebert Carollne Corrad, Carolyn Collner, Phyllls illiamson, oudlth Brygi er Row Q Je n Roberts, larva Anoop, Jack warner Dave Walsh, rhll Mcfarren, Brert Wldman, Sandra Salman, Vay Lelfer The Pierceton chapter of r T A had an organlzatlonal meeting on Sept 27 During this me t Norma Henderson and Cynthla Wllson were elected to the offices of secretary treasurer and hi torian, respectively October 2 the P T A met at the home of Judy Qtouffer, Presldent, for the formal installation of officers and inductlon of mew members Nine members were accepted 1HfO the club, raising the club membership to twenty one Stouffer presided over lnstallation and the newly installed officers in turn Seven Members att nled a regional covfab at Manchester Col1eLe, November Cth Mrs Joyce Stauffer, club sponsor, accompanied the groun The club mS6tlDE for November was held at the home of senior member, Davld Walsh This was a buslness meetlng where our student cadet teachcng program wa introduced and set up Eight Future Teachers attended the Northern Area Conference Meeting at Bourbon, December l At the day long meetlng, r Lrank McLane, superintendent of Aarshall County Schools gave the address for the day Teacher Stortape The December 18 alumni meeting was held at Qandra Qalman's home The pro gram co sisted of two films entitled WHAT GRUATLR GIFT AND SKIPPY AND THE 3 R's Marva Knoop was hostess to the Future Teachers on February 19 The Good Citizenship Contest was discussed and planned Thi cont st vas won by Phyllis Williamson and Kenneth Fawley in senior high and Roth Coble and David Wowrey in gr high Tuesday, March 25, Phil McFarren was host to the FTA Group Mr Ray Olsen, professor at Ball State Teachers College ln Muncie addressed the 6roup At the May meet4n5, Jack Warner was elected president for the coming year with Becky White as Vice Presldent, day Leifer as secretary treasurer, and Phyllis Williamson as historian The final meeting for the year v s a swimming party and potluck supper at the home of the club sponsor, Mrs Stauffer in mid June ., -. 'J , , 1 i i - 5 g. xl H f o ' D ' 'q , ' . ' 2.0 JJ - 1 a Z . 4 ' ' 1 u . A . W . 'ff ' - Ii , . fs Q , ,, ' d . 2 3 1 JI ' , , ' 'K ' Q, .- Q , ,L . F, . . A o v n . . , s .0 f . S - I- s - . . 1 ' I 0 O N-' .... . . ' vs , . '- , Ar. c , initiated the new members. L, . 1 , .1 ,. If x o u L 1 - , U . . f , M . . . .. .., , I f . S a 2 V - rf 1 . . 4 . rl , . , J . rf f , , on T , 4 L, L,. . I 1 , 11 1 - ... . A . . T S ' ' C Y' .. I O r- O U v . f' Q 4 . A -n ' sa ! Y Y t . xv 3 l FDI - 0 ' A STUIJE TCUUNCll Vg vv ' Standing: Mr. Rothgeb, Janet McConnell, Patsy Horn, Lynn Fletcher Jean Roberts, Judy Stouffer. Seated: Sharon Keplinger, Ina Van Dine, Phil McF'arren, Max Jones Sandra Salman, Presidentg Christine Sellers, Mary Lou Jones, Judith Brygider, John Parker. L-. Row Row Row Row FF Brent Kidman, Bill O'Dell, Dave Zimmerman , Kenny Pawley, Phil McFarren, Jack harner, Sponsor Dick Reed Maurice Wise, Bob Stumn, Lyndon Boggs, Elmer Foster , Jerry Stahl, James Warner, Claude Manuel, Bill Kain, Rex Warner, Martin Parker, Rex Cole Bob Cole, Eddie Lee, Roger Leedy, Densil Keener, Dick Rosbrugh, Wendell Halls, Devon Faulkner, Conrad Tolso George Alexander, Carl Bowser, Ted Zorn Alfred Plew, Don Boggs, Luther Manuel, Arden Rhoades, Calvin Carlin, Roland Bowman, Allen Regenos, Dux Arms, Jim Buzz, Dick Menzie, Cecil Hutchison The Picrceton High School F F A had a very eventful your They had two very successful Jud ing teal The county grain judvin champs were Rolwnd Doulun Al red F dame en The ounty livestock judgir c A vexe 'lou e 1an1el ot qtl D ll wrren Jock V rmer The P F A workcl hard on the r eight acres of corn back of the school 'o ended an cventlul ,ear President Ken Fawley Vice President Dave Zimmerman headed the officers le ' v O . U 2' f . , O 30 . nn Q u- ' . Y O . 'J 0 e e g ' pr V. r- U ,,,Q, D , u 'W 'H . . . .. f - low ' .HS 1fOITlG1' Br C Wflmnn C . .Q Izmfps ' ' : TN V' . 'J x X4 4 Al B - ,,tmp .h. NCFQ . - En 7 1 O I O f U A -. ' I' . . X4 . , ,------.. 1 .. ------- ,gg ------- . 3 PHLII BNN. Standing Miss Yontz, Sponsor, Mary Kilgore, Janice Blanchard Brenda Arms, Callle Akers, Judy Smith, Dorothy Fox Seated Cinda Vebster, Caroline Conrad, Glorla Nlne, Dlane Gates, Carol Snyder, Cora Bays, Nancy Farris, Anita Anders The Library Club has been a creat credit to out school The girls do a great deal of work throughout the library They arrange books, magazines, and periodicals In addition,they prepare each month a creative bulletin board based on readmnr mate ials They have three spedial partles too, the Falloween ll 6 .- x. 1 X ll V . R V : y f. . 6 1 4 . initation, a Christmas banquet, and a picnic in the spring. , n ' ns. I If .,' 4 'Eli f i!2'lHi1,. as--r- -ll I HOP Left to RighT! Sandy Brubaker Charlctte Steiner Marva Knoop Julia Cawden Narilyn Werstler Judy Stouffer Dot Fox Row 2 Clara Baker Narion hhillips Rachael Shenefield Ina Van Dine Janet Smith Joy Fawley Left tr RiQVt! Sill Canrad Def Fox Roper Lefdy Jir uackbirth Jack Horn Charlene Tenney Dewion Habei'er Dave Walsh Staidinj: Ardew Leiter Ueesil Reefer fiw Buzz Jef Fawley Yerbara Slusher Pat Cawden Julia Camien Cvnthia Wilson Alice Buntaim Rrcvt Nidman Rex Vast L L., ,- ,Q ,, f7owhVnw9 f fml1 v Ak AV lf 7 ' rife, LJ..-Mrrfwf-,Ii . 238, U. pair, I, C , QOTJ fl C, 'Y3 5', V. Q -f . :Sf, M. -lem, l vBmGG', D, nidep, , onra', Viss Tw+L'Q, C Tolson, Row 2: Y, 6pK8Td, S, Ke li' Hep, 4 Shepkerd, . el art , L7 1-ill, E. C95-fi' .I-.J P- B 8WC'SPf, J. F' f ee, Q Q1-x Lf A 1' ' N - .er., f. M L -p rw . W: ---' f. aff K f if 'r'rr P' N 5Q'5?.'A 'Q if-' I f J 65 tx x. SM U ' a SEN Y lv IUR PlHY CHST X' ,9Q Seated Ina Van Dine, Charlotte Steiner, Sandra Brubalt Marva Knoop, Jul, Stouffer, and Marilyn Werstler Standing Director, Mrs Kaye Smith, James Hackbirth, David Zimmerman, Fachael Shenefield, Jerry Anders, B111 O'De11, Dorothy Fox, B111 Barnhart, Denton Habegger, and James Warner W SNITH A St Iouis business man Phil McFarren MPS SM TH OSU FQTEP AG Y 'TT' 1 s m e thail dauerter their dau Fter their daxbhter their daughter .fm UR Mr Sm't1's VATIF 'r WAUGFOT ITV' soomxsy ow swwmn D G 'GRY II LF PEHTAQQ 'w DODG' DUFFY tle cod an irate Sandra Salman Sandra Brubaker arilyn Werstler Judy S oaffer arlotte Stcxner Jim ' birth her Jim 'arner Ina V neibhboz Caro1 S Jer sweet on Lon Thelma 'oxley sweet on Rose Dave tim rmen sweet on Ester Denton ' beg ar 111611806 Marva Knoop from the Fastj Mr Sm1th's boss B111 O'De11 who is up to no good B111 Bwrnhart N . t , fx-fx ff u M . f l - X AgV,g '.,p N A Q, U 1ieifjY- . 4 ' L I A , I N , , n K. 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Qta.jing Larry Uararra, Brent HldmQH, Charlene Tenney, Kay Leifer, Cynthia MllSOH, Sand a Kaln, Joan Sm tb Judy Tee, Director, Mrs Joyce Stouffer. Qs f., 1lC 'XTX 'GS FOSmER ITVI . JAFQARA T 'T AMMF'-2 TCI T 'VT' FVIQ A T'I T17 rx,-NJJ. FY C I xX.L 1.1 'TW- 511 fx V 1 .. Phyllis N1l1l8mSOD Cyntlv lson Lu Pew 1d th rj ider JeverlJ Qponc 'rlene Tenney 1.0310 Q Ultl' Canlra Valn Q ll oonlad acf Warner 0 + fidman ChWlStOffGl owes 'ar U saell PPJ ,1Pl oLl 1 Joyce Pau? A DATE WITH JUDY 5 , 1 - 1- 1' va -3 k. 0 ' L , X ' ' ufibi ' V . - V n ' 0 v- ., , . l .v U . . . K E. R r . , M1 A, I Liv A - ggi ,,, T. . L' ' ' IOCCQICIQCUQOIUI ' -- . H .' y ' -'Ln u 4 5 u s 0 0 o o' Y A--3 Il 7' ' Tf 4 AH 4- 0 oloououoosocu-'-ay Lv-- 1-1 v- -, . w :I v HJ -ooouclaouooos'-44 3- 4-1 S YY 'YV' 'W qv --An--AI-unncucnooouooo f -L ' P file xvgq K -v rm-vv f-1 l'..x.g . - AU Lllll ll , , , x...l:,ll 1 CL U 7 ,- . K - OICIIUIOIIOIUII L A.fl4 1 'PSC 7 'W , ' .ln . ...JlJ. -.S......, .' ,. 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V,-fg,,,mfr-env 6 i N S, 8 Q v- s ix Y ,H xf1Hk5'Z 5g5f- 'Y ag 'K f hi x 1, 5 , 1 F., , ,fry .M ' 1 , 5 Row Row Row Row Becky White, Diane Gebert, Janet Smith, Judy Stouffer, Joann Smith, Jean Roberts, Janice Cutler, Joann Whitehead, Jim Warner Dave Zimmerman, Linda Caudill, Janet Banner, Tom Brygider, Swear Weebe, For Tanner, Mary Sievers, David Mowrey,Jerry Rosebrugh, Karen Sleighter, Gary Earnhart, Charlotte Steiner, Sandra Brubaker, Max Jones, Brent Widman, Linda Steffen, Kay Leifer, 1 Conrad Bobbie Leifer. Beth Goble, Sharon Moe, Caro yn , Charlene Tenney, Danny Christoffel, Carolyn Crouch, George Alexander. Collier, Judith Beygider, Judy Ph llis Williamson, Jack Beebe, Jack Warner, Linden Boggs, Lynn Pletcher, y Mary Kilgore, Ina Van Dine, Rachael Shenefield. W land Director' Mary Lou Jones, Patsy Cynthia Wilson, Bill-Conrad, Mr' ,C ree , , Custer. Prcsident.......James warner Vice President..Brent Wldnan Eecrelja-Pye 0 o 0 o e a Brygider' gPG3SUP9.na..,g'Phy11i5 Williamson student Director. Dave Zimmerman fail ETTES PMN ary Lou Jones, rat lst Sandra Brubaker Charlotte Steine vnthia N11SOU Tre P1SFC6+OH Hlvh Scbool Band led by r Fd FFGG'3lQ, marched and played many tlmes durln the 'W' V7 term The ermaid Festival was the flrs even ovenber l6 the band and chorws DUYFWUFH neH +feir annual fall concert During the sprirg cm cert en 'lev 7 7 Ar on awards were presented to Janes Warner for banl r Ira Var Dine for the chorus '. 'reelard 1i1epb'q W. Tvgt W1r1 gkj A -J ' Qi? ,T , KI' f'.: sg . WQV . Vqifjfel ' W , ' I 155 rn r, - ,Q 522 Nh. .V gage V xxx uilf4.pr,2.i?Y , 'W .1 7 Q Y Yffiik If 13' , ws- Q f . . . .. 7 -, f . , X 4 v - L I . 0 1 'L ' v 7 v ' 1- .1 v - In AJ Sk .,f3I , , F, ,, . . . sl u ' . W L 1 U ... QD L . L g A. .. W . . 4 . rr ,. , , O YM' ' 1- 1 1 XJ Z3 - Q , V 4 , .K 4.1 , . . 'J . 011 T. .- , 1 - 1 Y4. 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PEP BHND Rflf-lol, -J Row 1 Lynn Fletcher, Linden Boggs Diane Gebert, Becxy white Judith Brygider Row 2 James Warner, David Mowrey, Brent hill Tank 'arner Linda Steffen, Kay Leifer, Cynthia Wilson D Q e d to Lmllg good Sylf nd nolee 'O our CHCCPIDQ se tlOH lucy ,layed ut many of tne name games end really gave our teem a Loe t at tue 'ounty tourmey At one of our la t none games tue rep band joiuec tne 'unior band to tive a nulf time Sklt AS tle 'unior Lana played vari ue famil1ar rumbers in accoroance vitn 'Frannie axe 'onnny tne reg b nd gresented txe SK1t for L lno og s played Tohnny as Kay Leifer played the J aloue frankle lhe rest of Lne rep band JOIHBU in tue presentation Ev ry ne was dressed in undescrihable outfits r f1z 1 r s tue Victory arc HNCE BR f 1 UNK QHXSNQS Row l: Jack Warner, Mary Kilgore, Judy Crouch, Judith Brygider, Carolyn Collier, Rachael Shenefield, Cynthia wilson, Bill Donrad, Kay Leifer. Wow 2: Mr. Freeland, David Mowrey, James warner, Linden Women. 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