Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

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JOYCE MR. JAN TUCKER TUTTLE STAUFFER Manchester, B. S. Manchester Indiana University Ball State Ball State, A. B. College, B. A. B. S. Columbia University fins! -Q' TQ i 4 I ,,,., .N ,, . .. d A., ,,, .,....- .3,,.,-U, .... ,, 4. .-gg..,.,.m,..,..,-,.. M.. ,.y.-,..,.f-f.vf....-u'....,,...-,,--.---'.e. , .,..a.,,.,r.g.. ....,....---..-t. .-.-37:1-gk--:.e.v.. :-e..-,.-v '- - -'LJ' W' ' ' K f?'l'9 Q MR. ED FREELAND MR, WADE HALL MR. MARVIN HEATON MR. KENNETH JOHNSON jordan College gf Manchester College, B811 Slate. B- 5- , Music, B, 5, M. S. Taylor University B. M' M. E. Ball State, B. S. MRS. ELIZABETH MRS. VERA MOE KAYE-SMITH MRS. AFFRA LENWELL MRS. BETTY ARTHUR Manchester College, Wheaton College, Indiana University, B. S. Ball State, B. A. A. B. Ball State B. S. Jaw as N , , W, ,-.., m... w.nnr:s1:.xz'.: mmiq 4. 1 Eau Miss Yontz, sponsor, Brent Widman, treasurerg Kay Leifer, vice- presidentg ,Tack Warner, presidentg Cynthia Wilson, secretary: Mr. Stouffer, sponsor. The senior class of 1958 began the year by electing the class officers who would lead them through the year. They were President, Jack Warnerg Vice-President, Kay Leiferg Secretary, Cynthia Wilsong and Treasurer, Brent Widman. There were many hi-lites of the year and all were memorable times for the seniors. Seventeenth Summer was chosen for the senior play, and the date was set for October 18, but because of the flu epidemic the date had to be changed to November 1. The class selected Robert's Studio of Fort Wayne to take their senior pictures. The big day was October 23, and the girls wore black drapes and the boys wore suits. The class voted to put a colored composite with the class pictures and the pictures ofthe class sponsors, Miss Yontz and Mr. Stouffer, in the hall. Two money making projects were sponsored by the class of 1958. First on January 18 at the Sidney basket- ball game they had a cake raffle. Then on March 15 they had a WOWO record hop in the gym, and Jack Under- wood was the disc-jockey. Both projects brought profits which helped toward the senior trip. Finally May 11-16 the goal which had been a dream for four years was a reality -the senior trip. The seniors left Warsaw Sunday evening by train for Washington D.C. Then Tuesday evening they left the nation's capital and went to New York. After sightseeing, shopping, and various other activities, the seniors returned home Friday after- noon, tired and penniless, but happy. a..t.u., .m.mz,2.-:ur :rr -V -1 filllllplwlr , ,, , .--.l.- The Baccaulaurate Service was Sunday, May 18, in the gym. The speaker was Rev. George Talbert from the Baptist Church. Commencement May 22, was the climax of twelve years for the Class of 1958. Dressed in silver-grey caps and gowns with red tassels the seniors marched through an honor guard formed by the juniors. Then the class presented their own Commencement services as has been the custom for several years. Mr. Stouffer presented the diplomas then the class marched through the honor guard for the last time. ADQZIC Margaret Lorraine Kitty Mrs, Morrow Mr. Morrow lack Art Marttn lane Tony Margie Fitz SENIOR CLASS PLAY HSEVENTEENTH SU MMER thu rltrl h-:r cngagud stsrcr hcr hopeful ststcr her ltttlc stster ht-r mother her father thu boy Margctrch francs Lorratnds hope at ntcnacu 3 boy friun-.1 J Qtr! frtend her Btcadv 7- V ....L...,...........mm-wt.-...... Kay Luxfur Ind1lhBryg1der rjynthta Wtlson JoanSrn1rlt Brenda Johnson Max Jones lack Warnur Brent Wtdmzm Bill Conrad Marlene Bunnctt Don Bogus Charlenu Tenney lack Horn Q . ., . , J 3 We fat .N-,,, t N W I f ,Qiaii I ..5-15, L ,:.,,.N.. I -'-'! ':.: s i ,Q -if xt 1. 1 'A . J 4,2 ' :VW 11 1' MARY MARLENE BENNETT Marlene G, A. A. 15 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1,2,35 Student Staff, Business Manager 45 Snapshoters 25 Seven- teenth Summer 45 Hoosier Cus- tomer 3. .TUDITH ANN BRYGIDER Judith Seventeenth Summer 45 A Date With Judy 35 F. H. A. 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Band 1,2, 3,45 of- ficer 35 Dance Band 2,3, 45 Pep Band 3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Vice- President 45 Special Chorus 45 Echo Staff 3,45 Student 1,2,3,45 Council 4. 4 DONALD DEAN BOGGS ROLAND DARL BOWMAN HDOH n Texvu Basketball 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 45 Track 1. 25 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Seventeenth Summer 4. ALICE F. H. A. 1,2, 35 G. A. A. 153112113- shoters 2. VIRGINIA DARE BURKE Virginia JUNE BUNTAIN Alice Sidney 15 Sunshine Society 15 Cho- rus 15 Skating Clubg Silver Lake 25 Sunshine Society 25 Chorus 25 Warsaw 35 Pierceton 35 F. H. A. 3. QOH' ll . Tiimw fvxllra-'t ..-nm1..f,,.5,m,':byg,'5yx,m.155Kffmv5u-rvm.-5.vr:25Fka.f.N.ab.w.n.- - -1 -Q 2 -vw V :AM -'dsl'-1'-' JAMES EDWARD BUSZ. uhm.. Chorus 1, F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. WILLIAM ROLAND CONRAD HBH1.. Nappanee 1, Track 1, Projection Club 1, Entered 2, Band 2, 3, Dance Band 2, 3, A Date with Judy 3, Seventeenth Summer 4, News- paper Staff 4, Sports Editor 4. .......,,,..hv DANIEL LEE CHRISTOFFEL RICHARD LEE COLE Danny Dick Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Boys F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, A Date With Judy Student Council 4, Newspaper 3, Student Manager 2, F. F. A. 1. Staff 3, 4. 2, Officer 2. JACK THOMAS HORN ANTHONY LARRY FARRARA Jack Larry Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Warsaw 1, 2, 3, Art 1, 2, 3, Entered Seventeenth Summer 4, Class 3, Dance Band 4, Chonis 1, 2, 3, 4. Officer 1. g, l BRENDA SUE JOHNSON Brenda Summitville5 Librarian 2,35 Art 2,35 Majorette 2,35 Girls Club 1,2, 35 Choir l,2, 35 Pierceton 45 Choir 45 Band 45 F. T. A. 45 Seventeenth Summer 45 Echo Staff 45 Student Staff 4. JUDY ANN LEE Hludy.. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Echo Staff 45 Student Staff 1,2, 3, 45 A Date With Judy 3: F. T. A. 45 Hoosier Customs 2,35 Officer 25 Special Chorus 4. ik., 1 HAYDEN MAX JONES Max Basketba1l45 Co-Captain 45 Base- ball 3, 45 Track 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Special Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys Chorus 2, 35 A Date With Judy 35 Seventeenth Summer 45 Stu- dent Council 1, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Class Officer 25 Echoes Staff 3, 45 Student Staff 3, 4. ROG ER WEN DA LL LEED Y Roger F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 35 Baseball 3,45 Class President 1. SANDRA SUE KAIN Sandy F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Chorus 1,2, 35 A Date With Judy 3. LEAH KAY LEIFER ..Kay,. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T. A. 3, 45 Band 1,2, 3,45 Dance Band 35 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 3, 45 Echo Staff 1,2, 3, 45 Student Staff 2, 3, 45 D. A. R. Girl 45 Basketball Queen Atten- dant 15 Basketball Queen 35 A Date With Judy 35 Seventeenth Summer 45 Miss Pierceton 35 Snapshoters 1,2. 'ki A 1.11115 ufvc. 1. ,.-., , .11-y.-Jn... Ehm..24m:av:1u smm wmf-1wr:NMn.xww. ,:----N 43 an 'ml'- X ut f ARDEN JUNIOR LEITER MARY MARGARET LESLIE ANNA MAY JEFFERSON Arden Margaret flvlanuelj Anna Basketball 2, 34 Track 1, 2, 35 F. F. T ra ns fe r re d from Hood River, A. lg Student Council 2. Oregon. G. A. A. lg F. H. A. 1, 2, 3. Service Club 1, 2, 3, Chorus 2, Stenographer's Club 3, Office Club 3. MARTIN B. PARKER ALLEN DALE REGENOS TOOLS Al JAMES CLINTON RATLIFF F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Jim F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. . -..-.- 4.--..Y,.. - ..,..-,......v- RICHARD ALLEN ROSBRUGH PATTY LU RUSSELL REX LE ROY SLUSHER Bozo Pat RSX F.F.A. 1, 3, 4. G.A.A.1gF.1-LA. 1,2,3g Chorus Basketball 2.3: Baseball 1.2.3. 1, 2, 3, 4: Student 1: Hoosier Cus- 4: Track 1. 2. 3- toms 2. BEVERLY KAY SPANGLE CORA JOAN SMITH Bev Ioan G. A. A. 19 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Offi- G- A- A- 1: Band 1.2. 3.4: Dame cers 3: Student lg Snapshoters 2, Bafld 4: A Dale With Judy 3: Chorus 2,3,4g Officer 4: Echoes Seventeenth Summer 4. 4, A Date With Judy 3, DEROND A CHARLENE TENNEY Charlene Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 1, 2, 3: G. A. A. 1: Hoosier Customs 2, 35 Officer 3, A Date with Judy 3, Seventeenth Sum- mer 4g Echoes 4: Snapshoters 2. l JACK EUGENE WARNER Jack F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Student Council 2, Vice-President 4, A Date With ludy 3, Seventeenth Summer 4, Class Officer 3, Presi- dent 4, Boys State 3, State Math Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. DAVID BRENT WIDMAN Brent Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council President 4, Echoes Staff2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, A Date WithJudy 3, Seventeenth Summer 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 3, 4, Class President 2, 3, Treasurer4, Boys Chorus 2, 3, F. T. A. 2, 3, f 4. 6 ,L Gr' 163. Vffrfzfiifi- ,gg-I. ,, .. L-I ,- if? 'HS-af'ft',ef,ii me -. Q- .gs- :, TSN 1- : -Q.. '-- fs, :Stl PHYLLIS ANN W ILLIA MSON Phyllis F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Dance Band 4, Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Student Director 4, Special Chorus 2, 4, Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Student Staff4, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 4, Good Citizen 3, Queen Attendant 2, A Date With Judy 3. CYNTHIA ANN WILSON - 'N Cynthia F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Homemaker of Tomorrow 4, F. T. A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Band 1,2, 3,4, Student Director 4, Majorette 3, 4, Dance Band 3, Choms 2, 3, Student Staff 2, 3, 4, Echoes Staff 4, Class Officer 4, Girls State 3, A Date With Judy 3, Seventeenth Sum- , mer 4. VSV w r z I I CLASS PROPHECY Here are some news items gleaned from the Pierceton Student. The date is May23,1988. This is a special issue dedicated to the Class of 1958. ln the ad column I read that B St B Home for the Aged was looking for more customers, particularly men, Alice Buntain and Marlene Bennett are the two managers. How about this personal? Lonely bachelor wishes to correspond with widow. Prefer one under thirty. lf she is rich age doesn't matter. Write Allen RegenoS. Get this! In the situations wanted: Unemployed genius wishes any job with big pay and short hours. Call Phyllis Williamson after 11:11 A,M. While looking on the sport pagel saw where Arden Leiter and Margaret Leslie are going tobeon the Olympic team for the second time. Margaret holds the world's record for putting the shot sixty feet and Arden has entered in the decathlorl. Judy Lee, glamorous lady wrestler, accused her op- ponent of deliberately stepping on her corn, while Jack Horn, ex-high school baseball star, has been arrested for beaning the umpire with a pop bottle. That's our boy. He's some pitcher. Dick Cole, has won fame as the County Croquet Champion. He hasn't changed a bit. Speaking of champions, Richard Rosbrough won the champion heavy weight wrest- ling match last night. But not all of the classmates were sports-minded. Some chose other professions. Remember Max Jones? He was an excellent shot putter for Pierceton's track team. That must be how he got the muscle to carry all those trash barrels around. And Virginia Burke! Re- member how much she weighed? She married the butcher you know, and she must have gained one hundred pounds since graduation. Oh yes, there is Larry Farrara, now a milkman in New York. You'd never know him now. He had hair when he was in school. During Danny Christoffel's High School years, he be- gan to lose his hair. But now he has saved his scalp, for he has invented a new hair tonic that will grow hair. Thanks to Danny, Cynthia Wilson can come out of her closet. Although the hair tonic wouldn't work for Cynthia, Danny has made her a wig to match her real hair. Maybe Dan could help Larry also. Judith Brygider is doing all right driving a taxi cab in Alaska. She spends most of her time driving Bill Conrad to the wild lands of Alaska where he is a mission- ary. -M it as gi-wmaxuumisg-as-clk ww-wx N-'1 Don Boggs became tired of the United States and de- cided to go to China and sell jewels. Patty Russell married a millionaire and for a hobby she appears on a TV panel show. Brent Wiclman, the famed President of the Student Council at Pierceton in '58, has lived up to all expectations and madea million dollars also. How he made it is what the D.A. would like to find out. But Brent is not the only one who has become famous. Jack Warner has an important job in Washington. He empties waste baskets in the office of the 5th assistant to the fourth Under-Secretary of State. This job does not include WOMEN, so he is considering moving to Egypt so he can practice bigamy. This way he can keep an eye on all his WOMEN. Beverly Spangle and Sandra Kain are engaged in a profitable business also. Anyone care to reduce? Charlene Tenney has gone to the top of the movie list. She gave up the job as a model in New York. At present she has taken Marilyn Monroe's place. Jim Ratliff is still working on his invention, a way to can sunlight for use on rainy days. Roland Bowman and his wife, the former Brenda Johnson, have gained their wealth in a different manner . . . one, two three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, -----yes, nine little ones, ponies that is. Hats off to Jim Busz! He's doing a fine job as chap- lain in the Navy. Roger Leedy is now the minister of a New York church. Martin Parker, who is now six feet eleven inches tall, is one of Roger's many ushers. It seems that Joan Smith and Rex Slusher are hav- ing a race to see which one is going to be the first grand- parent. When Kay Leifer graduated, her ambition was to get her MRS. degree. She has nowgone through three colleges and six universities. That girl has a strong will power. Anna Jefferson has changed quite a bit since her High School days. She hasn't been seen since the day that she flew an airplane into the Russian territory. By Phyllis Williamson and Bill Conrad CLASS COLORS red and silver CLASS FLOWER carnation CLASS MOTTO Not Finishedg Just Begun ' v U Zl 'l3U'JU'3Pl ' IUNIORS 'nay N w.., .X .,.... . -Y f -'ll ' J 61' TE 3 as , Miss Tuttle, sponsorg Lynn Pletcher, presidentg Jean Roberts, vice- presidentg Mr. Hall, sponsorg Mary Kilgore, treasurergvirginia Manuel, secretary. At the beginning ofa very busy year the Juniors elect- ed class officers as follows: Lynn Pletcher, presidentg Jean Roberts, vice-presidentg Virginia Manuel, secretary: and Mary Kilgore, treasurer. The vice-president of the Junior year acts as sales manager by ordering merchan- dise for the junior room. Caroline Conrad and Max Spann were chosen to represent the Junior class in the Student Council. Miss Tuttle and Mr. Hall were the Juniors' sponsors this year. The first exciting event was the day the Juniors received their class rings. To start the activity of the year to obtain funds for their senior trip, the Juniors sponsored a sock hop on October 4. They also sold Christmas cards and candy. The class was divided into two teams headed by Jean Roberts and John Kinch. John's losing team provided a chili supper and a dance on February 20 for the winning team. -em A its si' .. i Janice Blanchard and Roger Miller sold the most cards. Next came the class party, which was a hayride. They went by tractor and wagons to Collamer Dam for a wiener roast and then to a show in South Whitley. The Juniors sponsored two more sock hops, one on November 22 after, the South Whitley game and the other after the Etna Green game on January 3. Bobbi .To Leifer, Barbara Slusher, and Pat Camden were nominated by the class for basketball queen candi- dates. Bobbi Io was crowned queen at the half of the Mentone game on December 20. Papa Was A Preacher was presented on April 18. Becky White was chosen to attend Girls State, and Mary Kilgore was the alternate. Lynn Pletcher and Max Spann were chosen to attend Boys State. Roger Miller and J im Werstler were the alternates. 3 nb . vrlf-'Siam-.-Q.-. ,--. .t,ymma1zv-mfeff.- 1af.uhw.mmn.m.K. is ,lx f aw , 2 X -.af .l N.- :v Don Arms Cora Bays James Baublitt Glen Blanchard Janice Blanchard Pat Camden Paula Casner Terry Cole Carolyn Collier David Conley Caroline Conrad Max Elder Diane Gebert Malveen Hill Bill Kain Susie Keplinger Mary Kilgore John Kinch Bobbie Leifer Ted Long Virginia Manuel Rex Mast Richard Menzie Joan Mettler John McFarren Roger Miller Paul Morton Lynn Pletcher Alfred Plew Jean Roberts Betty Rutherford Sarah Shepherd Barbara Slusher Max S pann Wendell Walls Cinda Webster Jim Werstler Becky White Gloria Wine Ted Zorn r r, T 4 ', Qv I .E X T-T 'Q' Q X Q x x 1 ' Naexx no X . X5XJQ'i:1v9ef1X A , , 5 igaerrfi . V , .fr .X .x Edwin Porter Pearl Porter . Hugh Porter , Cecil Porter . Rayborn Porter Ianulre Porter Edd Porter . . Alyunc . . . Helen Ludlow Lucy Sm1Lh . lunny Sm1Lh . jeffrey Cole. MISS Jonas . . Brldc . . Groom . IUNIOR CLASS PLAY NPAPA WAS A VREACHERN Papa . . Mother .... . , , the Qldusr bon .,.., a scmor ln hlgh school . . thu Don Juan of the clan . young: and romanuc . . handy wuh a camcra. . Lhe wunqcsr Pmmr. . a charmur ,,.... a amrllun young lady. . Lucyk smcr ..,., also 3 prcachrm bon. , . an omnmnared lTl31dCH lady nervous and flustered . , dashmr: and debonair . Lynn Pluwhcr Dram Guburl Ruger lxlrllur Vaul Ixlnrlon Iuhn Klnplx Mary Kllmuru Glen Blanchard Bnbbl lo Luxlcr Barbara Slushvr Bcuky Wlmc Cdrollnv: rjrvnrad Mar. Spann Clnda wubslur Val Can-:dun Dcvon Faulkner i l Q 4 5 a 3 SOPHOMORES ,N-wr. ,gn . .x.X. XX STANDING: Mr. Reed, Sponsor. SEATED: Bob Stump, Vice-Presidentg e ' ' Q .yr X ,iv +6 9 g' 1 A V 4 I V! Q ' ' 5 e 4' f A' H Y 'K' fr' l 00 Mary Lou Jones, President, Christine Sellers, Secretary-Treasurer. The sophomore class started their school year off by electing Mary Lou Jones, President, Bob Stump, Vice-Pres- identg Christine Sellers, Secretary-Treasurer. Janet Danner and Mike Mosher were chosen to represent the class in Student Council. This year, in keeping with the tradition of Pierceton High School, the sophomores sold magazine subscriptions to their parents and friends. The class was divided into two teams, with Mary Lou Jones and Bob Stump acting as captains. Mary Lou's team had the highest sales with Mary Lou being high salesman for her team andjohn Stouffer taking the honor for Bob's team. Mary Lou, high salesman of the class. re- ceived a movie projector. Janet Danner'was chosen to represent the class in the Basketball Queen's court. During March the second semester class party was held in the gymnasium. Games and refreshments were enjoyed by the class and their sponsor, Mr. Reed. Of course, the most exciting event of the year for the sophomores was the selection of their class rings. 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The girls were dressed in overalls, old shirts, and rubber boots. They carried buckets with ropes attached, Around their necks the Seniors put a necklace of vegetables, thoughtfully sprinkled with garlic. The boys were dressed in skirts and sweaters and high heeled shoes. Their faces bore the autographs of some of the Seniors. This truly was a memorable day. The Freshman Class Party was held in February at which refreshments and games were enjoyed. Patsy Horn represented the class as Basketball queen attendant. U r 1 ' . - 5 ,55 ' ' ' as z T - '-7122-21.-'I' .2 -:am-fig-qs-:'.'. 2z'::.g,'3g1:i23 g -fi, r R .-V5 . ' 35 ' Ti saws 112 I 22.25. f QQQQMLW 45 .bfi aEif33i EWWWWWFQ 1 1 A f Z'i1 - - I sz-P 1 1' 3- 12535: -i:EirZE?E' 2: ,., - 'fu-1-Y---, -5552521 1312: fj ','1:-11 , 11 i f 5 . ' 5 31:1 'far' F 'wr- ' -3, 5.3 jg -V 3 : -:sr . .. 1, . si: .5 . '- ' r: f15135f:6f' - Q - ' rs:'s:5.s:::2 I: .., 1- . ' - I . ? .:-- .1 ' 2 '- g .' xr . . -5 -1 -51 :fi z ff fag, 41511. . N 1 . 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MARTHA GIBSON B4 Fl State, B.S. 'i5'52Xx 1:1 .S se MRS. MARILY JOHNSON, Grace College MISS IOSEPHINE DOHNER, Terre Haute Ball State, John Heron Art School Manchester College, B. S. -...-.-Q.-7-,.-..-Y-.-. Y Y --YW ,, YY SIXTH GRADE i f Z : Q Q Q Q , Q Q ' Q c' .11, Q NI: H Q QQ 4 r A S lx -.. Qi f ,- 1,.,. , . 3, 5 . ,Q . QQQQQQQQ . S , , QQ QQ Q Q, 3 . .Q QQ dx , .555 ' -- ff -- Q - ff . .af ' Q ' 2,9 -Siv a ,Q 9 Q, N5-we G- T 5 A X. at f ' P W S fx' S R -... . 1uif QQ QVQ-Q ' g ' Q if ' ' 'RJ' 4 .D ,Q ' T it J 1, J, . S P ' as 22 fa. Q T aa vw ' i , s an Q' JT'-QQ l S Y Q .QQY:'Q, ,,:,,. ' Ei J, gi ' K., f 'Wi' i Q x V 6 ' ' . ' fr' f-glfkbf 1 .. it -1 W ' R' W EN.-Y,. A ,-5.35, -a .Qf , 'N 'S rg?-1 .W Ps -- ' 4- ' '. W' ' 1 an ' 1 -- 115 5 -L. 4 ., - -me yi- Q' , an 2 x R .4 52, g' 4 .A xg V guna... A.: s ' Q Q.. X, Q, Q , Q9 Q Q Q ,,,, -. Q. a 'T iff - ., , .. -r , . ' - , , , f ' .' Q'Q. Q -X.. Lf rr 1? ,X :Ml -L' X l X lily- IV tis. f . Q,+2g,5iQ'frff-is T- , i- Q Q T - it . 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SECOND ROW: Rosemary Conley, Mike Coyle, Calvin Davis, Maxine Fletcher, Rob- ert Hackbirth, Elbert Hall, Scott Hanley, THIRD ROW: Judy Harter, Steven La Lone, Brenda Leedy, Terry Mauzy, Elaine Meeks, Joseph Moorehouse, Sue Morrison. FOURTH ROW: Hope Phillips, Kenneth Pol- lock, Rex Reid, Eddie Rhoades, Chirs Rood, Elbert Russell, Jo Ann Scott. FIFTH ROW: Goble Sheperd, Rex Steiner, Cynthia Sweetiemer, John Del Toro, Herbert Walter, Dick Wells, Joyce Wyatt. FOURTH GRADE I 4 isa is E:-' ' ,G dur . . . I l T, .N ..... . 1- Q 1 ' was I 1: 1-2:31 , I of I, ,:' Ag I .4 'UP .5 . ., ':E.I AI, III IIIQEIII - - '- 2 -ai ,I ..,, . J 'X f ' .t ' 1. +i Y I A, , If ..,.,..,I', ,ft,-InIII V. R R ' x. if 1. - ' MEI ... .qw R -- f ,Q I ' '3 . ,ia-,sag ,I I . R l J 1 I I 5,1 iv-ff'P '5 ' V 'Zi ai 9 'S . 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I A ,I ,,... , X, I I. , , .I I Xtra I I , ... R N ' 1 ' ' xg is -as QS: - .. 2 . ' . . a ' ri , f . ..,. - - - ' 1 R ' TOP ROW, Left to Right: Roger Alley, Barbara Boggs, Bill Bailey, Patti Bays, Donald Bays, Linda Bowser, Stalla Burkhart. SECOND ROW: Sharon Bryant, Valita Carpentar, Peggy Dile, Carolyn Gebert, Tony Huff, Barbara Kerr, Sammy Lehman, THIRD ROW: Tommy Mahoney, Neal Meloy, Susan Meeks, Gail Miller, Colleen Moorehouse, Mike Niles, Ross Osborn. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Rager, Glenn Rei- meisma, James Risner, Jean Rose, Maizie Shepherd, Sharon Steiner, John Stevens. FIFTH ROW: Laura Stickler, Carol Sue Tuttle, Marsha Weaver, Charles Williams, Judy Williamson, Sandra Williamson, Robert Wine. SIXTH ROW: Chester Zorn. A. THIRD AND FOURTH GRADE X use 'S -' 1, ,. 1 fix T fi 'BQ .. Q ' X5 ,,,?.Q:'fq,. J 'ers Y 'f?14- F Kihei 35 5- , . iq fi , qvq, F1 f ' zz., satin, W 111151 :JZWF2 ' G '21 . 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A lk ar tv ,x N, JXR. klt- ,M THIRD GRADE - TOP ROW, Left to Right: Linda Akers, Phillip Alberts, Jane Ashley, Eddie Christof- ' XV, fel, Dana Cone, Janet Finken, Janice Flora. SECOND ROW: Maurice Guiff, Junior Heintzleman, Del- pha Helfrich, John Lehman, Mike Lowe, Patty Morton, Hector Naranjo. THIRD ROW: Randall O'Del1, Robert Osborn, Berry Reed, Karen Ringgenberg, Kathleen Rood, Jimmy Scott, Jeanne Trump. FOURTH ROW: James Winchester. FOURTH GRADE - FOURTH ROW: Linda Bennett, Kathy Burnsworth, Eu- gene Dewey. FIFTH ROW: Judy Haywood, Jack Jefferson, Mike Miner, Joe Shepherd, Rita Taylor, Peggy Walter, Joan Wyath. THIRD GRADE ,.:,.,..,.,,.. . ,ti ,,,.,. , , Y. ....,,. 1 - N ' :' ' ' I - , Z ws 5 .. , , 1 i ,,,. e . ' A ., i .. 1 ' ' -'f ii1 gf .Q 1 ' - '- - - .gr .,.. ,. . L .s :V . f i ,, ,,,,f1 ,w-gi ' P ' sf've?l 4 .1 1 ? 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N f X H , .,..,..:. ,-,, ,f.1,,:.,....,,, . . -. , . - - , , , ROW ONE, From Left to Right: Gary Berlin, Laeurel Camden, Sharon Collier, Mar- . 4 , - as . , - , ,5.' 's Q. .N tha Conley, Teresa Danner, Eva Del La Curz, Alicia Del La Curz. SECOND ROW: A ' K ' Janet English, Irene Fletcher, Betty Jean Freeman, Donald Gradless, Ruth Hackbirth, 'ls' 0-nyv--rp. . i 'Qi 'Q -, W! C 1 , 6' rf 0 P V' 1 ' Q Susan Hall, Lewis Harris. THIRD ROW: Dennis Hulsey, Diane Leckrone, Phillip Lee, Anita Martinez, Jose Martinez, Larry Method, Marcia Morrison. FOURTH ROW: Ben Niles, Stephen Orr, Clinton Pletcher, Jean Ann Phillips, Rodger Pollock, Burley Prater, Mary Beth Rohm. FIFTH ROW: Cynthia Rosbrugh, James Ross, Cindy Scott, Joe Stump, David Taylor, Jimmy Tuttle, Patty Richardson. SDKTH ROW: Diana Williams, George Wiegand. 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FIFTH ROW: Bradley Schuldt, Sharon Scott, Eileen Smith, Danny Taylor, Michael Werstler, Carolyn Wolfe, Randal Zorn. . vllr -.. -' ,.,-use . .1 f - , ' .,,.1 , ,., : 2- '.:. max 6- . .- ' - -2- X SECOND GRADE . ,,.,, K .-ii!! Nt, . '. A Sk, A , 1 A- 'F-119 if Q- v .+R 1 :, f A '3 Y Fij,-l ': A, Q L' :K l , Qi? E: K 8 ,ig 2 4 , Q x . Y fit 9 .v ', ' 5' ' dwr, 'TN -0, y.. -f .:,g,,.W' ,Q A A ' ' : TZ ,V.. K ' - ' K i X Vq,A A , I A Q A., ,P AA . 9 . .V .- - . X X 1 gi At, , f P A -Q-if -. Se. of ' 3, .V Q, 1' , , N, 'L . - 4 X f V- '53, 4 I In x- V - - --K u A ,kj j f JK .Amid -3 N ',:L',..- A 14 F f ' V Q - 'fifty' nxt 33 N Q fm - A X 4' y 49-r A - X .,., A A.. x A xr ,A - L ' - 'X' V iw, ' , .A ,A, A A if A '- -T 1 QA . 5'-Y -. is AA., . P Q . ' .,X,X . - ,A -t 'D --i 'I A' ' L n' .3-X avg, 'fi' We -we ,U 'if M , q, A EQ Tp wig A ' 5 - ., ' - ' vi - - ' gf? 1 - H A W' , ,I N,-.A 'IH Y' T' t 'C :E XP 1 . 5 S ' f I , 'V -Q X, N as 5 Lg Af: . Ewa YQ 'g ' 1 . F T:: '7? l ' V- E N1 bs. 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FOURTH ROW: Andres Martinez, Ryan Moorehouse, Kathleen Olds, Robert Prater, Stephen Reed, Barbara Shepherd, Diana Sleighter. FIFTH ROW: Theresa Smith, Mike Stevens, Bruce Sweetheirner, Jimmy Wolter, Janet Wie- gand. NOT PICTURED: Josephine Tolson. .tx FIRST GRADE we-1 ,,. ,. r , ' , -f if ,, ' ' ' A1 2 9 5' ' ' 41' IE? J an ' f ii if ' , . ,,1, , S, ,WSW . ' X' 1 fine, so r ' J ' ' S Q iff? lfj 3 g , f ' 5. 1.5 L 4 l -1 X , 7 x it 1 if' S e Ea J q 4' r , ,--' Q! W'-wr 'Hi 'A ar.. a ' -Q J , as T f I J 'ff ,eg ' ' ' f ,133 K V 5 9 gl, 5' - S ,l ' ,-ff I ' 4 ' - - r Q t i 5' A f'-4 .., 1 ii ' gl sr' ima-'Y 1' i xi J 1 .. -J . lf W he few- F ' as R 1 F , in-Tw f.: , QWA j q ?'L1.....z.-f sin J ! A fe f fs ' ' 'f .. , Tw! 4 Q .i , - , ' , A . .k -,,: E .K V . , xl V ' R ' X ' X, F-:i,' w., , ' 4 V fl ' f Q!! l , ' -K Q AA Q, ,., . .,-4, f 1- - ... ,fat Q. , ' ' W ' ,i it T5-'ii V .V :II ' .. ,- .,, -1. - .Z I- -fp., V V A 5 if S. ll , V Q .x K in Ah . AS lx v ' wa Z A 'L it J ' 53- gl -1 f' H -.gig ..,. Q, A 'J X k, ' 23' 4 W 15. X ' Q. -ng ,..' i 'xv 4 X ,. :aa ABEQE 'A ' J V' . ieliiiiil-I'f'1-fig?21152 ' . Q . ni TOP ROW, Left to Right: Janet Barnhart, Jimmy Barnhart, Sandra Bays, Brooks Buttler, Colette Cain, Michael Conley, Vickie Dile. SECOND ROW: Diana Espinoza, Phillip Gates,A1ice Harris, Franklin Harris. THIRD ROW: Steven Lambert, Billy Lehman, Jesus Martinez, Max Menzie, Judy Miller, Kevin Mort, Elinor Morton. FOURTH ROW: Cheryle Pollock, Danny Richardson, Jerry Rohm, Peggy Sanders. FIFTH ROW: Micheal Sleighter, Deborah Smith, Sandra Smith, Robert Steiner, Josephine Wallen, Timothy Walls Betty Williamson. W A ,wr-N1 THE I958 ECHOES STAFF PRESENTS The over-crowded halls and library are seen at the beginning of the school year, during a milk break and a study period. The activities participated in here will have 'a glowing memory in every P. H. S. senior's heart. KAY LEIFER . . .... Editor W. DIANE GEBERT. . . Asst. Editor MR. SMITH . . . . . Sponsor FIRST GRADE ,ri S - ,.-:X X-is V- , A ..,. J 1, , ,,.- , --4 , I ,Xu 3 ,3 V W H ' 3 'G i , . , l ,gr-E 12, 'Qt 9' R , ,. 555 11 'V' 3 , JIQ ', 31 ,gh -fe-2 , F f A er 5' E-1. A X ' ' -W - - I. i. 5 N' 'X fix .Q A' .V f' O 5 V 9 .3 V ,F is ' . 4 Q 'Q Q - ' D I' 7, :FK 1. . V 4 xx sz, jr t Qj Q , h V , 1 4 ' A -M' F 52?C'6f-mu T '- ' N v ' , - is '- , S ' ' V ' .551 S. f - xy ' y .,. -Ji ff'-ef - . Q .',. X - - ' .' .Qi , , 'R . k ,. :..,.,a.,,, .MY ,,, N i .MQW 51- Q 'Vit NR, fm . .V . , xi W' Li A , PL' VME , A . .L , , vb 'S I , I in t h 2 3 xg f'- 4 N x T X ' O , -Vv, . Y Y t'5f '?fX .5551 Shi SS? R . ? :Q 'F S A , ' x V' 'X' i...gg5..M .: K.. K K . , ,T - .Y-' ,gmail . ,. I: N5 1.3: N bb' !t ll. I1 , Q 'R R :X ri Y x tis I Kgs' K J AX 3 - . - ,ups a s . ,Q SR V ,t -, Q gi X lf! . 1 5 .Q N- K x ri- ,. 'S 5, F N ay X s. A -fi R 1 , S'2: s' -f-Xi? . ,. Q' 5 33- ti? ,..,.... A,.. F B. 'ff ., - , N -' a:'5 :' 7 -'B I, I . R W, Txg FD 'Y Z XX R355 '21,-.X 5 at :fx Q R ' X X Fe-if 2 H :Misa riffs ,- .il is - M is ' I' ' ff f TOP ROW, Left to Right: ,Terry Akers, Vickie Blanchard, Irwin Busz, Chuck Colliers, Evangelina Del Toro, Kent Eggleton, Robert Espinoza. SECOND ROW: Kip Flinn, Steven Gradeless, Marvin Howard, Leslie Kreger, Michael Kubacke, Randy Lindzy. THIRD ROW: Beth Marrs, Vonda Meloy, Rex Menzie, Phillip Menzie. FOURTH ROW: Randy Sue Neer, Jimmy Outcelt, Deborah Rager, Frank Rhoades, Mikie Rostochak, Patsy Shepherd. FIFTH ROW: Carl Siler, Jr., Ruth Smith, Stanley Smith, Terry Steiner, Betty Winchester, Patricia Weigand, Hal Wright. ff' L, 1 -A-I 1' I 5 I X ECHO STAFF SEATED: Mr. Smith, Sponsorg Janet Glass, Bobbi Jo Leifer, Cynthia Wilson, Kay Leifer, Diane Gebert, Becky White, Phyllis Williamson. STANDING: Janet Danner, Linda Caudill, Brenda Johnson, Mike Mosher, Max Jones, Brent Widman, Beverly Spangle, Charlene Tenney. .Tudith Brygider, Judy Lee, Joan Mettler. At the beginning of the year the Echo staff was busy selling advertisements to the business firms in Pierceton and the vicinity. The pictures of underclassmen and activity pictures were taken. We also had an annual subscription drive December 19. NOTE FROM THE EDITOR The time spent on the annual is done after school and there are several days work on the annual after school has been dismissed for the stunmer, before it can be sent to the publisher. The staff has spent many hours on this edition trying to make it just a little bit better than past editions. I wish to thank everyone who cooperated in finishing the annual. Editor, Kay Leifer Editor...... Assistant Editor Class Editor . . Society Editor . Assistant Editor Art Editor . . . Copy Editor . . Sports Editor . STAFF Business Manager . . . . . . . . . Assistant Business Manager . . Subscription Manager . Typist. . . . . Photographers . THE PIERCETON PRESS A Home Weekly Newspaper for Pierceton . . . . Kay Leifer . . . Diane Gebert . . Bobbi Jo Leifer . . . Cynthia Wilson . . . Janet Danner . . Brenda Johnson . . Judith Brygider .......JudyLee Max Jones Phyllis Williamson . . . . Becky White . . Joan Mettler Linda C audill . . Beverly Spangle . . . Brent Widman Mike Mosher Janet Glass Charlene Tenney STUDENT STAFF Q. 551 , WKZ74 V' .5 - f t t A 'S xg. SEATED: M. Bennett, K. Leifrer, B. Conrad, C. Wilson, D. Gebert, B. White, I. Brygider, Miss Tuttle, SPOITSOF. SECOND ROW: I. Drudge, K. Kinney, J. Reed, L. Stump, B. Coble, P. Horn, J. Lee, J. Termey, C. Collier, B. Johnson, J. Danner, B. Leifer, C. Webster, L. Caudill, G. Wine, S. Morton. THIRD ROW: Janice Blanchard, P. Custer, K. Winsley, B. Pletcher, J. Mettler, S. Beebe, M. Jones, J. Whitehead, S. Moe, P. Camden, P. Williamson, V. Maneul. FOURTH ROW: D. Bowman, B. Wolfe, P. Morton, M. Mosher, M. Jones, G. Kinch, B. Cole, J. Stouffer, D. Alexander. The staff worked hard all year to inform students mon thly on such items as club acti vities, honor roll students, study habits, aids to success, latest fashions, top tunes, interests of other students baseball, basketball, track, and school functions. The staff also held a Lincoln Swing Dance in February. SEATED: Miss Tuttle, Sponsor, Cynthia Wilson, Feature Editor, Diane Gebert, Editor. STANDING: Bill Conrad, Sports Editor, Becky White, Kay Leifer, News Editors. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Ng BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Stauffer, Sponsor, Becky White, Vice-President, Jack Warner, President, Phylis Williamson, Historian, Kay Leifer, Secretary-Treasurer. SECOND ROW: Jeanette Homan, Malveen Hill, Janet Danner, Judith Brygider, Brenda Johnson, Carolyn Collier, Patty Camden, Judy Lee, Linda Caudill, Cinda Webster, Gloria Wine. THIRD ROW: Linda Burnworth, Cynthia Wilson, Janet Glass, Diane Gebert, Jean Robert. Barbara Slusher, Jo Ann Whitehead, Jane Tenney, Carolyn Conrad, Janice Blanchard, Nancy Harris. TOP ROW: Rex Warner, Linden Boggs, Brent Widman, Lynn Pletcher, Bill Conrad, Jack Beebe, Paul Morton. The Florence Long chapter of the Future Teachers of America started off its Sixth year by installation of new officers and initiation of new members at Cynthia Wilson's home. At the following meetings the members were informed about college life by speakers from Indiana University, Manchester College, and Purdue University. Mrs. Kaye-Smith showed slides and told about her exper- iences in Europe at a meeting at Brent Widman's home. Several members at- tended the district meeting at New Haven. Larwill's F.T.A. club was invited to attend a meeting at which a speaker was heard. The climax to the year's activities was a picnic at Brenda Johnson's. The F.T.A. sponsored the good citizenship contest this year as in the years before. Lynn Pletcher and Joan Mettler won in high school and Kay Cain and Eddie Cotton received the honors in junior high. The officers elected for the school year 1958-1959 are as follows: Pres- ident, Lynn Pletcherg Vice-President, Carolyn Collier: Secretary-Treasurer, Linda Caudillg Historian, Janet Danner. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA A 1 T 'N f an I W? TOP ROW: Lorwill Stump, Judith Brygider, Carolyn Collier, Judy Tenney, Alice Seivers, Diane Alexander, Jo Ann Whitehead, Jane Tenney, Kay Leifer, Carol Elder, Janice Cutler, Patty Lu Russell, Sharon Moe, Becky Pletcher, Madeline Marsh. SECOND ROW: Shirley Morton, Becky White, Cinda Webster, Linda Cau- dill, Phyllis Williamson, Cynthia Wilson, Linda Burnworth, Judy Crouch, Karen Sleighter, Nancy Harris, Janet McConnell, Janet Danner, Bobbi Jo Leifer, Karen Kenney. SEATED: Mrs. Moe, Sponsorgtlhristine Sellers, Editor: Janice Blanchard, Treasurer: Mary Lou Jones, Secretary: Diane Gebert, Vice-President: Pat Custer, Parliamentariang Janet Glass, Historian: Pat Camden, Song Leader. NOT PICTURED: Mary Kilgore, President. The Future Homemakers of America held some of the following programs: Informal Initiation, Alumni, Talent Program, Panel on Teenage Buying, Mother and Daughter Banquet, Christmas Dance, Cake Walk, Daddy Date Night, Eat and Run Supper, Election of Officers, and Formal Installation of new Officers. During the summer of 1957, Diane Gebert, Mary Kilgore, Cynthia Wilson, and Mrs. Moe attended State F.H.A. convention at Indianapolis. The officers elected for the 1958-1959 school year are as follows: President . . . . . . Mary Lou Jones Vice-President . . . . . Diane Gebert Secretary . . . .... Mary Kilgore Treasurer .... . . Christine Sellers Parliamentarian . . . . . Jo Ann Whitehead Editor .... . . . Bobbi Jo Leifer Song Leader . . . . Becky Pletcher Historian . ...... ..... . . . Janet Glass HOHOI' Chapter Chairman . . . . ........ Becky White Compliments of MIKE HODGLS, CONTR. , STUDENT COUNCIL 'll YQ., In ' ROW STANDING: John Parker, Janet Danner, Mike Mosher, Marcia Lenwell, Patsy Horn, Marcia Smith, Tom Brygider, Susan Parker. ROW SEATED: Mrs. Kaye-Smith, SponsorgMax Spann, Carolyn Conrad, Brent Widman, President, Howard Stouffer, Principalg Max Jones, Jack Warner, Vice-Presidentg Dick Cole. The student council is not a social club. It is an organization of twelve representatives of grades seven through twelve. Each class has two representatives. This organization is a channel through which the student body expresses its opinions to the faculty. Among the many duties of the councilare the election of the cheerleaders and the queen of the basket- ball season and her attendants. The student council and their sponsor, Mrs. Kaye-Smith, sponsored an all school party at which ice cream bars and cokes were served. One of their new projects this year was the purchase of a plaque on which the past and future basket- ball queens' names will be engraved. in H M . ,X T MISS PIERCETON MISS PIERCETON - Leah Kay Leifer BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT 2,4 we ' 'lll4 4- Janet Wright, Eighth Grade Attendantg Patsy Horn, Freshman Attendant: QUEEN Bobbi Jo Leiferg Brent Leifer, Escortg Kay Leifer, Retiring Queeng Janet Danner, Sophomore Attendant: Marcia Smith, Seventh Grade Attendant. 1958 BASKETBALL QUEEN BOBBI IO LEIFER PIERCETON HIGH LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, Left to Right: Gloria Wine, Nancy I-larris,Brenda Arms, Callie Akers, Anita Anders. STANDING: Joan Mettler, Miss Yontz, Caroline Conrad. Any interested student is an eligible candidate for student librarian, and any student librarian is automat- ically a member of the Pierceton High School Library Club. This club was founded to increase interest and parti- cipation in library work, to promote a better and more friendly teacher pupil relationship, to attract good pupil assistants, and to arouse interest in librarianship as a pro- fession. Once a week the members meet for a very in- teresting library class in which they learn many things, how to repair books, the names of the parts of a book, how to process a new book, etc. There.is also one meeting a month after school. A business meeting is conducted at this time, a book report is given, and the members enjoy refreshments and games. In the library, the members of the P.H.L.C. keep the books and magazines in order and slip and shelve the books as they are returned. They also prepare dif- ferent bulletin boards, which show selections for reading material. During the year, three special meetings are held. They are a fall picnic, a Christmas party, and a spring picnic. This year, each member ofthe club received a library club pin at the Christmas party. Q 325 53 'I . f .E rr . E-'kj ,,m..n..-3 .i ffffrffgr-,,g?.. v . . Q., IN MEMORIAM . yy -- J D 4- 16- 'Kx R . V 4' .,-'- K 'L f iff Q F :rx E351 To the late Glen Smith we wish to dedicate this 1958 edition of the ECHOES. Mr. Smith graduated from Carmel High School and Earlham College. His graduate work was taken at Ball State Teachers College, Butler University, and Northwestern University. His first five years of teaching were spent at the Jefferson Twp. School in Dresden, Ohio. The next ten years Mr. Smith was coach at Converse High School in Converse, Indiana. He was the originator of the Converse Relays. The present officials of the relays have set up a scholarship fund as a memorial to Mr. Smith for any boy participating in the relays contributing points for his team and showing good sportsmanship qualities . During the summer Mr. Sn ' of the Quaker Haven stunmer camp. He and his wife made their home at Quaker Haven wher, 1 dost of teaching at Pierceton. Here he taught American history, government, and psychology. Ina his regular classroom schedule, Mr. Smith, served as advisor to the editorial staff of the ECHOES. All Pierceton High students who attended the last pep session of the basketball season will never forget the enthusiasm he aroused in the student body when all the chips were down. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SEATED: Allen Regenos, Richard Rosbrugh, Dick Cole, Brent Widman, ,Tim Busz, Roland Bowman, Don Boggs, .Tack Warner. SECOND ROW: Jerry Rosbrugh, Rex Cole, John Rutherford, Bob Wolfe, Bob Cole, Larry Workman, Maurice Wise, Mr. Reed, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Marco Regenos, Rex Warner, Ted Zorn, Robert Griffith, Bob Stump, Gene Kinch, Bill Kain, Fred Kinch, Max Cole. FOURTH ROW: Claude Manuel, Larry Williamson, Arden Rhoades. Eddie Lee, Wendell Walls, Roger Miller, Lowell Howard, Bill Akers, Don Arms, John MCF arren, Devon Faulkner, Dick Collier, Alfred Plew. COUNTY GRAIN JUDGING CHAMPIONS 1958 -59 OFFICERS PRESIDENT ..... . . . . . Robert Stump VICE -PRESIDENT . . ..... Fred Kinch SECRETARY . . . . . . Marco ReEeH0S TREASURER . . . . . Maurice Wise REPORTER . . . . . . Rex Warner SENTINEL . . .... Rex Cole Rex Warner, Marvin Galbreath, Bob Cole, Bob Stump. CHORUS BOTTOM ROW: Beth Coble, Sharon Moe, Diane Alexander, Madeline Marsh, Christine Sellers, Susan Beebe, John Kinch, Max Spann, Jack Beebe, Maurice Wise' Mr, F1-eeiand, MIDDLE ROW: Judith Brygider, Karen Winsley, Brenda Johnson, Phyllis Williamson, Becky Pletcher, Max Jones, George Alexander, Brent Widman, Linden Boggs, Danny Christoffel, Larry Farrara. TOP ROW: Judy Lee, Janet McConnell, Patty Lu Russell, Diane Bowman, Patsy Horn, Beverly Spangle, Linda Steffen, Charlene Tenney, Jo Ann Whitehead, Janet Glass, Pat Camden, Judy Crouch, Jeanette Homan. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Johnson, Beth Coble, Sharon Moe, Jo Ann Whitehead, Becky Pletcher, Diane Alexander, Judy Crouch, Jeanette Homan, Mr. Freeland. TOP ROW: Judy Lee, Judith Brygider, Phyllis Williamson, Max Jones, George A1- exander, Brent Widman, Jack Bee- be, Linden Boggs. CHORUS OFFICERS AND DIRECTOR Jeanette Homan, Judith Brygider, Max Jones, Bever1ySpangle, Phyllis Williamson, Mr. Freeland, The Pierceton High School Chorus made many public appear- ances this year. They sang at the Methodist Church, gave two con- certs, and went to contest. During the summer the cho- rus elected officers for the coming school year. They are President, Max J ones: Vice - President,Judith Brygiderg Secretary - Treasurer, Beverly Spangleg Librarian, Jean- ette Holman, and Student Director, Phyllis Williamson. The highlite of the year was the annual band and chorus Spring Concert May 2. Senior awards were presented at this time. Phyllis Williamson received the Arion A- ward, and the rest of the seniors received pins. AND . ,. ..w FIRST ROW Eliane Barnes Beth White Barbara Williamson Beth Coble. SECOND ROW Becky White, Jean Roberts Janice Cutler Tom Brygider Rex Warner D1aneGebert Charlene Tenney THIRD ROW Linda Caudill Jo Ann Whitehead Susan Beebe Mary Alice Sewers Paul Warner Daryl Carpenter Robert Griffith Gary Harter Stanley Pequinot Phyllis Williamson LynnPletcher FOURTH ROW Mr Freeland Director Max .Tones Brent Widman. X. K-7 Cynthia Wilson, Student Directorg Brenda Johnson, Secretary- Treasurerg Becky White, Presidentg Dan Christoffel, Vice- President, Joan Smith, Librarian, fstandingp Mr. Freeland, Directo r. The band began their year of activities during the summer when they marched in parades These are some of the parades that they performed in Memorial Day Parade Mermaid Festival Parade Pioneer Day Parade Republican Rally Parade County Fair Firemen s Social and Halloween Parade. Dur ing the winter months the band marched for the ball games and gave half time shows The out standing show of the year was done by combining Etna Green and Pierceton bands This year a large percentage of the band members attended either solo or ensemble contest. The whole band went to district contest and -received superior rating and to state contest and rated ex- cellent. The Band Boosters had a penny supper which brought in enough money to send two band members to band camp. Those to attend are Beth Coble and Linden Boggs. Also included in the band's yearly schedule were the Park Concert, Fall Concert, and Spring Concert. At the Spring Concert the yearly awards were given. Arion Award winner was Cynthia Wilson. Sousa Award went to Brent Widman. All Seniors were awarded pins or lyres for their years of service. V Ns,.,:vN ..- ,rv i A , pf 1 K 5 I, gg G WX g p t X Q X FIRST ROW: Sharon Moe, Carolyn Conrad, Bobbi Jo Leifer. SECOND ROW: Marco Reginos, Danny Christoffel, Judy Tenney, Carolyn Collier, Judith Brygider, George Alexander, Judy Crouch. THIRD ROW: Jack Beebe, Gene Kinch, Gary Earnhart, Karen Sleighter, Mike Gregory, Linden Boggs, Larry Workman, Jerry Rosbrugh, Jim Kilgore, Jack Warner, Mary Kilgore, Janet Danner. FOURTH ROW: Sandra Kain, Shelia Outcelt, Leah Kay Leifer, Linda Stephen, Brenda Johnson, Cynthia Wilson. rf' TWIRLERS: Linda Caudill, Janet Danner, Mary Lou Jones, DRUM MAJORETTE, Cynthia Wil Patsy Custer. Son. PEP BAND FIRST ROW: Linden Boggs, Judith Brygider, Becky White, Diane Gebert. SECOND ROW: Dave Mowrey, .Tack Beebe, Lynn Pletcher. .Tack Warner, Brent Wid- man. THIRD ROW: Kay Leifer, Linda Steffen. DANCE BAND FIRST ROW: Jack Wamer, Judith Brygider, George Alex - ander, Ca.ro1ynCo1J.ier, Mary Kilgore, Beth Coble. SEC- OND ROW: Phyllis Wi11ia.m- son, Linden Boggs, Jack Bee- be, Mr. Freeland, Larry Far- rara, Brent Widman. 1 wimon umm sr' f riff- ax. FIRST ROW: Larry Stevens, Mike Miner, Brenda Leedy, Lynne Beebe, Tamra Menzie, Kathy Rood, Sharon Pequinot, Janet Noble. SECOND ROW: Cinda Wright, Jayne Ashley, Valita Carpenter, Garth Cone, .T ack Harter, Terry Mauzy, Roger Hossler, Max Glumac, Becky Gebert, Jayne Tuttle. THIRD ROW: Sharon Smith, Sharon Zorn, Pat Lightfoot, Eloise Priser,Rex Reid, Roger Earnhart, Eddie Rhoades, Douglas Rood, Gary Archer, Johnny Noble, Ronnie McClarnon, Chris Rood. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Freeland, Robert Hackbirth, Vicky Miller, Elbert Russell. 'QXXD 'zmf gm? ,- ' x Qssxxhl l lfl Q f - xv 1 4 E591-R' ff 5 -WW AMX .w . ,W . 351121. Q. . H V- I pqilfkx r . is A . It , K, sf Q ff 3 we , . 'W ' we 1 , Q . ' -f Q K N, , 5: xv 11, -'-- ,S N--k t 1 .Nm Q21 .. V -- ,, ,gf X 'F f. -.qw ., if ,, , .,,, , ww g fa JY li Q5 f 50 1 . , 4' W -7 I 13 ' fs ,.,- - BASEBALL 'R V. sg, ,QA rg lg' 4' K u I04, ' Aff ffl di 35: fd A Wm x A 0 a aff? W 'DVS ff it 1 1 1 - E , t 15. ts. . fr ROW ONE: Bill Kain, John Stouffer, Dick Cole, Wendell Walls, Terry Cole, Bill Conrad, Ted Long, Jack Keener. ROW TWO: Dick Reed, Assistant Coach, john Rutherford, Joe Crouch, Roger Miller, Rex Slusher, Max Jones, Jack Horn, Don Boggs, Paul Morton, Gene Kinch, Burt Niles, Coach. Pierceton had a very successful season this year with a record of six wins and one loss. They avenged their one loss to Atwood by defeating them in the final game of the county baseball tourney to become the county champions. .Tack Horn was pitcher in all games. There were 7 seniors on the team and 6 were regulars. Those graduating from the team were Jack Horn, Max Jones, Rex Slusher, Don Boggs, Roger Leedy, Bill Conrad, and Dick Cole. Pierceton 19 Leesburg 1 Pierceton 6 Milford 2 Pierceton 14 North Webster 9 Pierceton 9 Syracuse 8 Pierceton 6 Atwood 10 Pierceton '7 Etna Green 2 Pierceton 5 Atwood 1 8 , 1 -w-f-no 'Ann- .....f' . . 9 gg ' The 1957-58 Varsity Basketball team was chosen by Coach Niles from a group of thirty boys. The following boys were select- ed for participation of the varsity team: Don Boggs, Jack Horn, Max Jones, Arden Leiter, Rex Slusher, Don Arms, John Mc- Farren, and Max Spann. The Cubs started out the season with ten straight winnings. The team lost the second game of the Christmas holiday four- way tourney to North Manchester. The first games of the county and sectional tourneys were lost to Syracuse and North Webster respectively. Pierceton 95 Claypool Pierc eton 5 5 Syracuse Pierceton 66 Columbia City Pierceton 68 South Whitley Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton 4-Way Tourney Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Co. Tourney Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Sec. Tourney Pierceton Milford Leesburg Warsaw Silver Lake Mentone South Whitley North Manchester Etna Green Syracuse Sidney North Manchester Wakarusa North Webster Albion Akron North Webster S Max Jones F , 1 R I EDM SENIOR VARSITY i ,. PLAYERS E B' ' 5 g' SX - 3 ,V I Q-14 Don Boggs Jack Hom e 5 Q ' x i' S K R '3 ' 1 K if' l S R Rex Slusher , Arden Leiter Comphments of DR. I. B. MISHLER ss Q '34 ,...f ...na ww. NX, Q 'ww W ikx SNR X X -S. , XFN N 'Z p N , SSS: . K xx,:i.,,5Q,---.'ws,.L.-A 'I' -Simi N X, V. SX ' X'- XWXNX vilx Q XXX NS ix X XX Xxx NXNQ 1 .X , X MX XXXNQXN i Q,. N523 QS t. K ns, r.. NE, -QM A K. ww bfffmiszgg- 'fx'Y1s., . X NWN, V',- x X xx,.X Q Rl -g ' X- 1' . x fe X.. . x N XYSXX AMX XX X X XX KNYX RmX xxx Q' xx S 5 HI-LIGHTS l-'IFR November 2 Pep Hop Dance October 4 Ir. Sock Hop October 11 All School Party Freshman Initiation November l Senior Class Play November 19 PTO Carnival December 20 Crowning of the Pep Band entertains at Ball Game Basketball Queen uo Band Honors Seniors of the Band FHA Mother and Daughter Banquet cs. 'if B-TEAM :Q 4- - 5 -Ti jg 'Z ' 'A,. 5 M L P7 ,Q 1 L 1 'H R lei zo it X V A 5 , 5 4F T t il R9 V f r L ROW ONE: Bob Stump, Managerg John Stouffer, Mike Mosher, Devon Faulkner, Roger Miller, Bill Kain. ROW TWO: Burt Niles, Coachg Claude Manual, Lynn Peltcher, Bill Schaller, Arden Rhoades, Danny Walls, Ted Long. Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Piero eton Pierceton Pierceton Four-way Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton Piero eton Pierceton Pierceton Pierceton 47 30 48 37 52 47 32 55 47 45 42 tou mey 44 43 38 44 56 38 34 Claypool 29 Syracuse 38 Columbia City 45 South Whitley 39 Milford 32 Leesburg 24 Warsaw 51 Silver Lake 41 Mentone 48 Etna Green 24 Sidney 26 South Whitley 54 Noble Twp. 25 North Manchester 39 Wakarusa 41 North Webster 35 Albion 49 Akron 80 Roger Miller was high point man during this season with a total of 159 points. Pierceton's B-team finished the season with an 11 - 18 record. The B-Squad boys showed much promise for future varsity material. li. JD 4-VIN C2- 89 6.2 5 5 -if ,.,.s' Qgg' gf? Q' iso Wlkg f' .J f7'eaa-3 ' f fi .jsxgiinlggx ftt A 6:35 XM 55 5553 Bill Conrad, Manager, Burt Niles, Coachg Bob Stump, Manager. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Stan Pequitnot, Jack Keener, Joe Crouch, Gene Kinch, Allan Anders. STANDING: Coach, Marvin Heaton, Dale Wine, Bill Akers, Tom Brygider, Brent Leifer, Manager Robert Griffith. Opponents Manchester Wolf Lake Huntington Mentone Concordia Warsaw Columbia City Rochester Churbusco South Whitley Syracuse Ligonier Albion Plymouth Akron We They 39 46 36 59 38 30 33 49 Q 7 , 35 49 s 0 53 62 33 63 42 44 43 45 38 40 31 38 47 45 I?::2-Via '-c2055 49 50 'Nwvgh' 37 52 Ill-f-X1 43 28 The Freshman team this year won 3 and lost 12. Although the season wasn't very successful as to the amount of games won or lost, the boys gained valuable experience which they shall put to use on the B team or maybe the Varsity next year. 'Q' l i IR. HIGH BASKETBALL ROW ONE: Amos Stump, Raul Martinez, Phillip Conley, Steve Kerr, Bob Danner, John Scott, Doug Rood. ROW TWO: Jan Tucker, Coach, Phillip Rhoades, Robert Rosbrugh, Jim Kilgore, Bob Menzie, Bob Walls. IR. HIGH BASEBALL fx ROW ONE: Stanley Smith, Jon Parker, John Scott, Doug Rood, Bob Russell. ROW TWO: Gary Harter, Jerry Blanchard, Tom Flora, Raul Martinez, Phillip Conley. ROW THREE: Bob Walls, Steve Kerr, Gary O'Del1, Jim Kilgore, Kenny Boggs, Bob Menzie, Jan Tucker, Coach. l VARSITY Cl-I E ERLEADERS -,N s-rum leaders were rated third in the The efforts and time these girls contribute sometimes go un- noticed, but due to the McKown cheerleading trophy awarded to any set of cheerleaders partici- pating in the county basketball tourney, they are recognized. Last year Pierceton's varsity cheer- county. Patsy and Bobbi Jo receive their cheerleading awards. ff: i J , t 4, QU. Christine Sellers, Patsy Horn, Mary Lou Jones. F l 1 4 v ! i i 1 P I TRACK FIRST ROW: Danny Walls, Daryl Carpenter, John Stouffer, Bob Stump, Rex Cole, Brent Leifer, Larry Banning, Allan Anders, Tom Brygider, Jerry Rosbrugh. SECOND ROW: Bill Conrad, Arden Rhoades, .Toe Crouch, John Rutherford, Jack Keener, Max Spann, Gene Kinch, Stanley Pequinot, Robert Griffith, Jacob Wine. STANDING: John McFarren, Jack Horn, Ted Long, Roger Miller, Max Jones, Lynn Pletcher, Marvin Galbreath, Terry Cole, DevonFaulkner, BillSchaller,Claude Manuel, Larry Hossler, Mike Mosher, Don Arms, Bill Akers, Lowell Howard. The track team finished a fine season with a 6 won and 2 lost record. After winning all of the meets prior to the County meet, Pierceton lost the title by 5 points to Milford. Pierceton placed third in the Converse Relays. Bill Conrad led the scorers with 675 points, although Don Arms was the only member to qualify for the Regional meet. Silver Lake 47 Atwood 10 PIERCETON '74 Etna Green Sidney PIERCETON Larwill Coesse PIERCE TO N Milford PIERCETON Syracuse South Whitley PIERCETON CONVERSE RELAYS 41 15 lf2 '75 1X2 48 17 1f3 '73 1X3 39 lf3 51 2X3 45 42 1f2 49 1f2 20 Claypool Leesburg PIERCETON COUNTY Columbia. City Ligonier PLERCETON SECTIONAL 26 1X6 23 103 516 39 '70 3120 9 lf4 57 3f5 3 IR. HIGH COUNTY CHAMPS ROW ONE: Jon Parker, Terry Hill, Bob Danner, Amos Stump, John Scott, Stanley Smith, Doug Rood, Mike Gregory. ROW TWO: Phillip Conley, Carl Lehman, Eddie Cotton, Tom Flora, Max Zorn, Unknown, Bob Stump, Ricky Kerr, Danny Mowrey. ROW THREE: Richard Reed, Coach, Jerry Blanchard, Bob Walls, Jim Kilgore, Steve Kerr, Bob Menzie, Robert Rosbrugh, Phillip Rhoades, Gary O?Del1. S yr acuse Pierceton North Webster Pierceton Etna Troy L ar will Pierceton 32 59 30 59 31 516 26 46 1X6 CROSS COUNTRY Chester Pierceton S yr acuse Pierceton Leesburg Pierceton 41 59 53 lf2 37 U2 52 39 ROW ONE: Bob Wolfe, Larry Banning, Allan Anders, Tom Brygider, Brent Leifer, Rex Cole, Jerry Ros- brugh, Robert Griffith, Larry I-lossler. ROW TWO: Arden Rhoades, Marvin Galbreath, Bob Stump, Max Spann, Stanley Pequinot, Jacob Wine, Bill Akers, Lowell Howard, Burton Niles, Coach. ROW THREE: John McFarren, Devon Faulkner, Lynn Pletcher, Bill Schaller, Claude Manuel, Don Arms. H., Q 1 The many enjoyable hours spent in P. H. S. will echo in the empty library and halls. The hundreds of steps taken in the halls and words read in the library will always be a part of every senior. OUR HELPERS CAFETERIA HELPERSI Ronald Mast, Midge O'De1l, Florence Shenefield, Maxine Niles, Betty Wal- gamuth. OFFICE HELPERS, SEATED: Alice Davis. STAND- ING: Marlene Bennett, Beverly Spangle. 'b' fi N, y e i, l '+V Elf' if, A J , , l ,. 1 . I L ,af IANITRESSg Mary Wine IANITORS: Jim Gillespie, Lee Nichols T Y ,I ,. - , ,A ..,q 2 1 A CTE OF THAN S E I A The annual staff would like to take this op- portunity to express our gratitude for the coopera- tion given to us in our advertising campaign. The patronage of the business concerns and individuals contributing is highly appreciated. Compliments of ll o - ll WM- KING Friendly Service CONTRACTOR MORT'S SERVICE STATION . d . l Quality Homes an Remodeling L W. Mbrt Phone 148 E Phone 159 Pierceton, Indiana ' Pierceton, Indiana PLETCHER'S I.G.A.Mnmxamd Locker Service H BREADING FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Phone 172 I Market Phone l46 J Locker Phone l46 R Pierceton, Indiana X I I E RODGER'S DRUGSTQRE KOSCIUSKO COUNTY FARM BUREAU CO-OP THE REXALL DRUG STORE ASSOCIATION INC , . Dedicated to Serve You Phone 51 Better in Every Way Pierceton Indiana wuwpwwggfmwwwwmmgnss HAYDEN JONES A 'P Plumbing G Electric Electrical Appliances Pressure Systems Plumbing Fixtures G Supplies Norge Washers G Dryers Pierceton Indiana Phone 55 Pierceton Indiana PIERCETON STATE BA K BUILT ON CONFIDENCE GROWING ON SERVICE MEMBER F.D.I.C. 'Fl T I 1 Junior Hi Basketball Tourney Junior Q B Freshman Track Champs ---11,-up 1.-sa-we -' A1 Q Senior WOWO Record Hop March 15 Jr. H1 County Champs Underclass Night Arion Award Winners 'X . Q. pring estiv Senior Music Awards May 2 wards Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Award Day May 23 Senior Trip May 11 Commencement May 22 Compliments of Compliments of LAKE-LAND EDUCATIONAL SALES MORTS 401 South First Street TV and Appliance Store Pierceton Indiana Pigrcetgn Indiana COLLIERS OIL COMPANY GRADELESS GREENHOUSE Premium Gas For Less Major Brand Oils Cut Flowers Plants Diesel Fuel Firestone and Copper Tires Gifts Batteries Phone 26 Phone 41 J Pierceton, Indiana Pierceton, Indiana Compliments Of WHITLEY Pnooucrs, lNcoRPoRATED THE R.T. BROWER COMPANY BORDEN'S RICH MILK RU YA DAIRY SERVICE Phone AM 7-6023 AM 7-7202 WARSAW INDIANA WARSAW CUT GLASS CO. Manufacturers of Rich Cut Glass Warsaw Indiana TOBY'S MOTEL 565 S. Detroit AM 7-6581 - PIERCETON BAXTER'S DIME INDIANA STORE Pierceton, Indiana S. 1 Y COMPLIMENTS OF PIERCET LUMBER CGMPAN ..,......-anmhk . 4, .. 1. ..'Pf,,.,:. : -x,+TfX- W' WN dx' is fn x 1:5sg,f,g,gXXX-Yi15esf5?+X?1w .. .W wwf- :Y 1 , .wmmsbk PIERCETO TRLICKING CO. 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