Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

1 li II DEDICATION The 1959-60 annual staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to Walter Johnson Long. Mr, Long Is known to his many friends as “Ducky.” “Ducky has shown a sincere interest in Pierceton Hi School and its students. Mr. Long was born in Leesburg on Fdjruary 24, 1881, In 1894 the Long family moved to Pierceton, “Ducky remembers when the west side of the town burned in 1895. He recalls that Pierceton burned from where the shoe store is now to where Rood s Market is located. In 1907 Mr. Long and Miss MUUa iTKie Fry were united in marriage. “Ducky recalls several facts about P. H, S, as he remembers it. His mother and father had gone to Pierceton when there were only three years of high school. Students who wanted a fourth year had to attend the Warsaw Hfeh SchooL The school In Pierceton at that time was at the same location as it is now, but it was a two story building. The first six grades were on the lower floor, while grades seven through elevai met on the upper floor, Mr. Long Joined the United States Navy at the age of ei teen. He was sent to the Philippine Islands, where he saw action. After being in the army for two years, he joined the Indiana National Guard, where he served for twelve years in the field artillery unit. Becoming tired of tills kind of life, he decided to quit. But when World War I broke out, Mr, Long tried in vain to re-enllst. He was finally acc ted as an army photographer. Upon returning to New York, he became a captain in the Signal Corps. Today “Ducky still enjoys attending the army reunions and conversing with Ms old friends. During the summer months, Mr. and Mrs. Long reside at their cottage on Barbee Lake. With affection, the annual staff dedicates this yearbook to Walter J. Long. ANNUAL STAFF BUSINESS MANAGER LINDA CAUDILL EDITOR JANET DANNER ROW ONE: Mrs. B ley, Roger Stickney, Diane Alexander, Janet Danner, Linda j Caudill, Sharon Moe. ROW TWO: Beth White, Beth Coble, Marcia Lenwell, i Mike Mosher, George Alexander, Bob Menzie, Vicki Schaller,Emm Lee Schultz, j Barbara Conley. ACTIVITIES EDITOR SHARON MOE SUBSCRIPTION MANAGER GEORGE ALEXANDER -5 PHOTOGRAPHER ROGER STICKNEY ART EDITOR BARBARA CONLEY HI-LITES ALL-SCHOOL PARTY . SENIOR PLAY SPRING CONCERT AWARD DAY SENIOR TRIP COMMENCEMENT PRINQPAL HOWARD STOUFFER The basic unit of society is the individual. A school cannot be better than the students and faculty who make up and control it. In school we try not to consider masses but individuals and while we are concerned with more and better subject matter courses and new or improved activities. Our real concern is for the education and development of the individual with his attitudes and philosophies of life as well as the develop- ment of his endowed physical and mental potentialities. I want to thank all the individuals from the President of the school board to the youngest first grader for the cooperation they have given in moulding this another school year. To the seniors, I wish success in their future undertakings; to the school board and faculty, I extend thanks; and to the undergraduates, I offer best wishes for another year. Sincerely HOWARD R. STOUFFER Hanover College, Man- chester College, and Indiana University; A.B. , M . S . : Administration, Senior Class. R. V. REED Purdue University, and Indiana University; B. S. , M.S.; Assistant Princi- pal, Testing, and Voca- tional Agriculture, F.F, A., Sophomore Class, Junior High Track. MILDRED BO LEY Eastern Illinois State U- niversity; B. Ed. ; English, Speech, Annual Staff, Thespians , and Junior Play. DUANE E. CONRAD Manchester College; B.S.; Eighth Grade. GARY FAUDREE Manchester College; B. S.; Commerce, Physical Education; Eighth Grade, Varsity Baseball, Fresh- man Basketball, WADE B. HALL Manchester College, Pur- due University; B.S.; Mathematics, Physical Sciences. KENNETH R. JOHNSON Ball State Teachers Col- lege, Taylor University and Purdue University; B.S.; Industrial Arts, Health. ELIZABETH KAYE-SMITH Wheaton College, North- western University, U- niversity of Colorado, Manchester College, In- diana University, Mexico City College, Miami U- niversity; B.A., M.A,; English, Spanish, Seventh Grade, Senior Play, and Student Council. AFFRA E. LENWELL CLEON MARSH VERA MOE JOHN MOW RE Y Indiana U niversity; A, B, ; Latin, English, Physical Education, Seventh Grade. Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College, Manchester College; B, S, ; Band, Chorus, General Music. Manchester College, Ball State Teachers College; B. S. ; Home Economics, F, H. A, and F. T. A. Manchester College, In- diana University, Ball State Teachers College, University of Michigan, Purdue University; B, A, and M. A, ; Math, Physics, Junior Class. BURT NILES Manchester College, In- diana U niversity; B. S, in Education and M, S, in Physical Education; Social Studies, Math, Physical Education, Var- sity Basketball, Reserve Basketball, Cross Coun- try, High School Track. EUNICE THOMPSON Ball State Teachers Col- lege; B.S.; Business, English, Junior Class, F, T, A. and Newspaper Staff. JAN TUCKER Manchester College, In- diana University; B. A. ; Social Studies, Freshman Class, Junior High Base- ball and Basketball. MAUD YONTZ Tri-State College, Man- chester College, Colum- bia University, Ball State Teachers College; B, S. ; English, Library, Senior Class, Library aub. EDITH WARNER Manchester College; B.S. in Music; Elementary Music and Art. WILLIAM SCHULDT Indiana University; B. S. ; Sixth Grade, Assistant Varsity Coach. GORDON L. BYRD Indiana University; B.S. ; Fifth and Sixth Grades. JOSEPHINE DOHNER Indiana State Normal, Ball State, Manchester College; John Herron Art School; B. S. ; Fifth Grade. MARY NICHOLS Manchester College, Columbia University; B.S, Education; Fourth Grade. ELAINE TUCKER Manchester College; B. S. Education; Fourth Grade. MARTHA E. GIBSON Tri-State; Ball State; B.S.; Third Grade. MILDRED MARRS Manchester College, Tol- edo University; B.S,; Third Grade. MARILYN JOHNSON Grace College, Ashland College; B. S. ; Second Grade. AMY VOLOVSKI Grace College; B. S. ; Second Grade, KATHRYN MAUZY Ashland College; B.S.; First Grade, LORRAINE WALSH Manchester College; B, S. ; First Grade. SCHOOL BOARD wm tf ,u - M I = juw u Mr. Marcus White, President; Mr. Charles Outcelt, Treasurer; Mr. Robert Erglish, Mr. Fred Carlin, Mr. Carl Franks, Secretary. SENIOR OFFICERS Sponsor .... Treasurer . . . Vice-President President . . . Secretary . . . Sponsor . . . . .... Miss Yontz . . . Janet Danner . . . Bill Schaller . . . Linden Boggs Christine Sellers . . . Mr. Stouffer This past year has contained many ejqperlences which the seniors of 1960 will remember. The range of activities from schoolwork, to sports and freshman initiation, will each be a fond memory to the graduating class. Soon after the beginning of school. Linden Boggs was elected class president. Bill Schaller was vice- president, Christine Sellers was secretary, and Janet Danner became treasurer, with Miss Yontz and Mr. Stouffer as sponsors. A long to be remembered activity in the fall was the traditional freshman initiation with the seniors in charge of it. Also in the fall, they presented their second class play, a comedy entitled, “Class Ring.” Also in the way of extra-curricular activities, several outstanding athletes were produced from the graduating class. During the basketball season, Christine Sellers’ reign as Basketball Queen came to a close with the crowning of the new queen. Another honor was bestowed on the class wh t Mary Lou Jones was selected by the student body to represait Plerceton at the Mermaid FestivaL A never to be forgotten memory will be the senior trip to New York and Washington D, C, As to tradition, this marks the end of twelve years of school work, and service to the school. When plans for Baccalaureate and Commencement were being made, the seniors chose silver and red to represent them, and also, they selected the red rose to be their class flower. As years pass, the graduating class of 1960 will long remember their class motto, “The first st is all the difficulty.” CALLIE LEE AKER “CaUie” Library Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3; Reporter 4. ANITA DOREEN ANDERS Anita” 1; Library Club 1,2, 3,4. GEORGE OTTO ALEXANDER George” F.F,A. 1; Basketball 1; Track 1; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Special Chorus 1,2; F.T.A. 3,4; Baseball 4; Girl Shy” 3; Class Ring” 4; Echoes” Staff 3,4; Subscription manager 4; Disc Jockey 4. BRENDA CAROL ARMS Brenda” Library Qub 1,2,3,4, Officer 1,2,3,4. JACK E. BEEBE Jack” F.T,A. 2,3; Bandl,2,3, 4; Vice-Pres- ident 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Director 3; fecial Chorus 2,3; Pep Band 3,4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Girl Shy” 3; Class Ring” 4, LINDEN A. BOGGS Linden” F.F,A. 1; F,T,A, 2,3,4, President 4; Thespians 4; Band 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3, Student Director 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, President 3; Class President 1,4, Vice-President 3; Girl Shy” 3; Class Ring” 4. LINDA LOU BURNWORTH “Linda” 1,2, 3,4, Soi eader 4; F.T,A. 2,3; Chorus 1,4; “Class Ring” 4. LINDA J. CAUDILL “Linda” F,H,A. 2,3,4, Treasurer 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4; “Echoes” Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4; “Student” Staff 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Librarian 4; Twirler 2,3,4; “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring” 4. DARRYL DUEANE CARPENTER “Darryl” Track 1,2; Band 2,3,4; Pep Band 4. _ REX EUGENE COLE “Nub” ROBERT DALE COLE “Bob” JUDY ANN CROUCH “Jude” Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; F,F,A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3,4. F.F,A. 1,2,3,4; “Student” Staff 2,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1; Chorus 4; Basketball Student Man- ager 1. FJ1J .. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4, Dance Band 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 3; Echoes” Staff 3; Cheerleader 4; “Girl Shy ’ 3; “Class Ring” 4. MARVIN LEE GALBREATH “Marv” F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Volley BaU 3, 4; “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring” 4; Thespian 4. GAY F. GRUVER “Poochie” B,A� A. 1,2; Entered 3. JANET JEAN DANNER Janet” FJ1,A. 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, 4; “Student” Staff 1,2,3,4; “Echoes” Staff 2,3,4, Editor 4; Band 1,2,3; Twirler 2,3,4; “Miss Pierceton” 3; Homemaker of Tomorrow 4; Qass Treasurer 1,4; “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring ” 4. DIANA KAY GATES “Di” F.KLA, 3,4, President 4; “Student” Staff 2,3,4, Circulation Manager 4; Library Qub 1,3,4, Vice-President 4; “Qass Ring” 4. CAROLE LOREEN ELDER “Carol” F ,A. 1,2. NANCY LOU HARPas “Nancy” F. T. A, 2; Library dub 1,2,3,4; F.H . 2,3,4; “Student” Staff 4; “Qass Ring” 4. JEANETTE HOMAN “Nettie” F,T . 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,4; “Girl Shy” 3. CLAUDE MANUEL “Luke” F.FJ . 1,2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 2,3,4; Volleyball 3,4. MARY LOU JONES “Red” Student Council 1,4; FJ1,A. 1,2,3,4, Secretaiy 2, President 3; Twirler 1,2, Drum Majorette 3,4; “Student” Staff 2, Business Manager 3,4; Class President 2,3; “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring” 4; Girls State 3; DAR Girl 4. MICHAEL K, MOSHER “Socks” Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 1, 2, 3; “Student” Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 4; President 4; Thes- pians 4, President 4; “Echoes” suff 2,3,4; F.T,A. 3,4; “Girl Shy” 3; Chorus 4. LARRY HOSSLER “Hoss” Basketball 1; F.FJ . 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Cross Country 2, 3, 4; Basketball Student Manager 2,3. BARBARA JEAN PLEW “Barbie” “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring” 4. ARDEN RHOADES “Arden” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 3; Cross Country 2,3,4; F,F� A, 1,2,3,4. JULIANA JANE SMITH “Judy” Library Club 1. CHRISTINE E. SELLERS Chris” Student Council 1; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4, President 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Editor 2, Treasurer 3, Parliamentarian 4; “Miss Pierceton” 2, Fall Festival Queen 2; “Student” Staff 2,3,4; Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 2,3, Secretary 4; “Girl Shy” 3; Basketball Queen 3. LINDA STEFFEN “Lin” F,H A. 1; “Echoes” Staff 2; Band 1,2,3,4, President 4; Pep Band 2,3, 4; Dance Band 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; “Class Ring” 4. WILLIAM KEITH SCHALLER “Wilt” Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Track 1,2,3, 4; Cross Country 2,3,4, Captain 4; Volleyball 3,4; F.T,A. 3,4, Vice-President 4; “Student” Staff 3; Class Vice-President 4; Boys State 3; “Girl Shy” 3; “Class Ring” 4. ROGER W. STICKNEY Annual 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Base- ball 2; Library 2,3. REX JAY WARNER “Rex” Band 1,2,3,4; F.F . 1,2,3. JO ANN WHITEHEAD “Jo” Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4; FJ1,A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3; F.TJ . 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4, Vice-President 4; Thespians 4; “Student” Staff 1,2; “Girl Shy” 3; “aass Ring” 4. MAURICE E. WISE “Skip” F. F. A. 1, 2,3,4, Treasurer 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4, Reporter 4. DANNY DEAN WALLS “Dan” Basketball 1,2; Chorus 3; Track 1,2,3,4; Cross Country 2. ROBERT C. STUMP, JR. “Bob” F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4, President 3; Class Vice-President 2; Basketball 1,2; Basketball Student Manager 3; Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 2,3; “Student” Staff 4; Chorus 4. JOHN STOUFFER “John” Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; “Student” Staff 1,2, 3,4; F.TjV. 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Volleyball 3,4; “Class Ring” 4. HONORS ARION AWARDS--Band, Linden Boggs; Cho- rus, Linda Steffi; Music Scholarship, Linden Boggs. VALEDICTORIAN Linda CaudUl. SALUTA- TORIAN Janet Danner, GOOD CITIZENSHIP AWARD, BOTS STATE. Bill Schaller. DAR CITIZEN, GIRL’S STATE, Mary Lou Jones. BOY’S STATE, John Stouffer. CLASS RING Tobey • . • , Laura Hey don, Henry Heydon Midge . . • . Brose , , , , Barbie • . . , Kay Mary . . . , Dick , . , , Kip . • . . , Itchy • . . , Judy. . . , . Miss Jefferson Julian Thorpe, Egg Man . . , Director . . , Jo Ann Whitehead • • Linda Caudill George Alexander . . Barbara Plew , • Linden Boggs . . Judy Crouch . . Janet Danner . Mary Lou Jones . . John Stouffer Marvin Galbreath . , . Jack Beebe . . Nancy Harris ... Diana Gates . . Bill Schaller . . . Rex Warner Mrs. Kaye-Smith f UNDERCLASSMEN %ir %. JUNIOR OFFICERS Vice-President • Joe Crouch Secretary, Janet McConnell Treasurer, , David Mowrey Sponsor Miss Thompson President, ,,,,,, Stanley Pequignot Sponsor ,Mr, Mowrey Soon after school began, the juniors received their long awaited class rings. Following tradition, the junior concession room was opened at noon. They also sold refreshments at home ballgames. This was a large contribution to the junior class treasury. The annual hay ride was held in October this year. The group rode to Collamer Falls where they enjoyed a weiner roast. Then they saw a movie at South Whitley before returning home. For Christmas card sales, the class was divided into two teams with Becky Fletcher heading one team and Vicki Miller being the captain of the other. In January, the losing team prepared a chili supper with a dance after it for the winning team. In December, Diane Alexander was chosen as the new Basketball Queen from the following candidates; Bonnie Shepherd, Beth Coble, and Becky Fletcher. Queen Diane ' s reign began at the Mentone ballgame. The junior class sponsored a WOWO record hop in April. Also, the junior play was in April with a party for the play cast after it. The juniors enjoyed their second-semester class party. Bill Akers Diane Alexander Allan Anders Larry Banning Diane Bowman Tom Brygider Kathryn Carlin Sally Clevenger Beth Coble Max Cole Barbara Conley Joe Crouch Janice Cutler Janice Drudge Lowell Druley Gary Earnhart Bob Griffith Lowell Howard Jack Keener Gene Kinch David Leedy Brent Leifer Janet McConnell Ronald Mast Vicki Miller Sharon Moe David Mowrey Judy O’Dell Stan Pequignot Becky Fletcher Judy Reed Marco Regenos Jerry Rosbrugh John Rutherford Bonnie Shepherd Donna Shepherd Emm Lee Shultz Mary Alice Sievers Karen Sleighter Judy Tenney Buddy Walls Larry Williamson Dale Wine Karen Winsley Bob Wolfe Larry Workman ’THE THREAD THAT RUNS SO TRUE’’ Jesse Stuart, , , , Don Conway , , , John Conway , , , Bertha Conway , , Vaida Conway , , Burt Eastham , , , Guy Hawkins ... Ova Salyers , , . Naomi Deane Norris Leonora Maddox . Robin Baylor , , , Sally Walden . , , Minnie Frome . , Jenny Jarvis . . . Stanley Pequignot , , Tom Brygider , , David Mowrey , Katherine Carlin , , , Sharon Moe , , , , Bill Akers , , , Gene Kinch , Larry Workman , .Becky Fletcher .Janet McConnell , Barbara Conley . . • .Judy Reed , . Janice Drudge Emm Lee Schultz Edith Hanks . Xenia Potters , Grandma Binion Aunt Effie . • Snookie Baylor Budge Waters . Peter Snaggers Billy Leonard . Uncle Amos . Mrs, Woods . Eva . , , , . Celeste . , , Eleanor . . , Bill Coffee . . . .Vicki Miller . , Beth Coble Karen Sleighter Diane Alexander Marco Regenos , , Alan Anders .Robert Griffith . . Brent Leifer , Gary Eamhart • Karen Winsley . Mary Sievers Donna Shepherd . .Judy O’Dell . .Jack Keener Director .... Mrs, Boley SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Secretary- Treasurer Bob Danner Sponsor Dick Reed President Jerry Hartman Vice-President Paul Warner The sophomore class has had a very busy year under the direction of its sponsoi , Mr. Richard Reed. Class officers chosen at the beginning of the year are pictured above. Student Council representatives were Janet Crouch and Steve Kerr. A short time after school began the class was divided into two teams for the annual magazine sales, which is the first major project the class has undertaken to finance its Senior Trip. Captains of the two teams were Jerry Hartman and Paul Warner. Paul’s side won, and a wrist watch was awarded to Marcia Lenwell for highest total sales. Johnny Scott was a close runner-up. The class enjoyed competitive sports and games in the gym at its first party of the year. Marcia Lenwell, wearing a peach organza formal, r resented the class at the Basketball Queen’s Coronation in December. The class enjoyed another class party the second semester in the spring. Earl Allan Elaine Barnes Jack Bayes Kenneth Boggs Judy Carter Pam Cole Bob Collier Janet Crouch Bob Danner Kaylene England Lois England Mary Faulkner Joan Harris Gerry Harter Eddie Jefferson Jeanette Keener Ted Keener Steve Kerr Keith Leckrone Marcia Lenwell Mary Linn Bob Menzie Daniel Mowrey Janet Noble Gary O ' Dell Mary Lou Osborne Joa Parker Ronnie Rhodes Dick Rider Jerry Hartman Bob Rosbrug Cheryl Rosbrug ¥icky Schaller John Scott Warren Sheperd Sandra Humphries Beverly Sleighter Larry Snyder Mary Snyder Nancy Trump Woodrow Wallen Robert Walls Paul Warner Rose Weigand Beth White Barbara Williamson Janet Wri t FRESHMEN OFFICERS Secretary Eddie Cotton Treasurer Theresa Gates Sponsor Mr. Jan Tucker President Robin Stickney Vice President ....... Phil Conley The freshmen started their first year of high school by electing able officers. Marcia Smith and Terry Hill were elected Student Council representatives, while the class sponsor is Mr. Jan Tucker. October 2, 1959, was probably the biggest day for the 1959-60 freshmen. That was initiation. The girls wore all different sorts of jewelry, a gunny-sack dress, one high heel, one flat, and some unusual hair styles. The boys were dressed in tight skirts, ladies hats, boots, and each boy had a nylon stocking on one leg. The official ending of initiation was the all school party held that evening. November 2, 1959, the class held their first class party at the roller skating rink in Syracuse. Susie Parker, wearing a lovely white formal, was the freshman representative for the Basket- ball Queen’s court. Another class party was held in the spring. Joyce Akers Ruby Bailey Lynn Beebe Jim Biltz Jerry Blanchard Lynn Coble Phil Conley Eddie Cotton Glen Elder Theresa Gates Mike Gregory Terry Hill Patty Houck John Howard Bill Jackson Sharon Keplinger Ricky Kerr Jim Kilgore Martha Leckrone Carl Lehman David Mahoney Betty Manuel Crystal Meyers Mike Mosher Nancy Mowrey Sheila Outcelt Susan Parker Allene Phillips Janice Pollock Cindy Reed Doug Rood Doris Rosbrugh Louise Rutherford Janice Shepherd Ella Ree Sloan Marcia Smith Jack Snavely Patsy Speigal Robin Stickney Amos Stump Bill Stump John Stump Max Zorn Phyllis Allen Theresa Baldenegro Howard Barnhart Paul Beery Bobby Bradley Wayne Carlin Beth Casner Mike Caudill Mary Collier Roger Earnhart Mary Ellison Roger England Anita English Becky Gebert Max Glumac Carolyn Griffith Frank Hail Donna Hanley D. J. Harris Charlotte Hutcherson Alta Jackson Rita Jiminez Leslie Keener Terry Kissinger Craig Langohr Galen Lee Patricia Lightfoot Rose Makenson E I G H T H Q LU Judy Mettler Diana Miner Noah Minnix Patricia Niles Merry Parker Sharon Pequignot Judy Phillips Wanda Phillips Leroy Redman John Rhoades Phillip Rhoades Chester Richmond Robert Riemersma Kerry Ringgenberg Robert Russell Barbara Shepherd Wayne Slater Raymond S lusher Phillip Smith Larry Stevens Marlane Stump Mickey Taylor Jayne Tuttle William Wallen Sharon Weaver Dick Wine Carrol Wise Larry Alley Gary Archer Jayne Ashley Billy Bailey Diane Barnhart Marie Bays Phyllis Bolt Steven Brown Jim Collier Sandra Cole Garth Cone Rosemary Conley Mike Coyle Gale Danner Calvin Davis John Del Toro Sandra England Mike Evans Robert Hackbirth Elbert Hall Nancy Hamman Scott Hanley Judy Harter Jack Harter Roger Mossier Arredia Hatton Etta Jackson Steve LaLone Brenda Leedy Kathy Lenwell s E V E N T H m 73 C) Dick Logan Tom Long Bonnie Manuel Rosemary McConnell Tamra Menzie James Mettler John Noble James Osborne Hope Phillips Kenneth Pollock Rex Reid Eddie Rhoades Chris Rood Elbert Russell Josie Shepherd Judy Shepherd Gobel Shepherd Janice Sievers Sharon Smith Cynthia Sweetheimer Delnier Tolson Henrietta Wallen Richard Weils Jo Ann Werteiiberger Laurie Wilson Herbert Wo Iter Cinda Wright Joyce Wyatt Sharon Zom SIXTH GRADE ROW ONE: Charles Akers, Rodger Alley, Bill Bailey, Donald Bays, Peggy Biltz, Barbara Boggs, Linda Bowser, ROW TWO: Chester Bragg, Sharon Bryant, Kathy Burnworth, Peggy Dile, Carolyn Gebert, Judy Haywood, Mertie Jo Helfrich. ROW THREE: Jackie Jefferson, Barbara Kerr, Sammy Lehman, Susan Meeks, Neal Meloy, Michael Miner, Mike Niles. ROW FOUR: Ross Osborn, Eddie Shepherd, Joe Shep- herd, Maize Shepherd, Laura Stickler, Dick Stickney, Cheryl Rager. ROW FIVE: Dawn Redman, Sharon Regenos, Carol Tuttle, Peggy Walter, Marsha Weaver, Charles Williams, Sandra Williamson. ROW SIX; Joan Wyatt, Chester Zorn. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE GRADE FIVE--ROW ONE: Joyce Addair, Linda Akers, Leaurel Camden, Martha Conley, Evangelina De La Cruz, Janet Finken, Delpha Helfrich. ROW TWO; Diana Leckrone, Anita Martinez, Patty Richardson, Linda Slone, Wilma Tolson, Phillip Albert, Steven Burnworth, ROW THREE: Maurice Guiff, Phillip Lee, Steven Meloy, Randall O’Dell, John Pennington, Jimmie Scott, Jay Sh herd. ROW FOUR: Ernie Wallen. GRADE SIX--ROW FOUR: Patricia Bays, Valita Carpenter, Jeannie Kuhn, Sandra Kuhn, Barbara O’Dell, Rita Taylor. ROW FIVE: Henrt Hall, Tony Huff, Tommy Mahoney, Roger Pollock, Glen Riemersma, Robert Wine. FIFTH GRADE ROW Ol ' E: Joann Ashley, Gary Berlin, Eddie Christoffel, Sharon Collier, Dana Cone, Teresa Danner, Alicia De La Cruz. ROW TWO: Janet English, Donald Gradeless, Ruth Hackbirth, Louis Harbis, Carol Houck, Allen Kuhn, John Lehman. ROW THREE: Lowell Minnix, Ben Niles, Steve Orr, Robert Osborn, Jean Philips, Richard Plattner, Clint Pletcher. ROW FOUR; Barry Reed, Betty Jean Rhinehart, Karen Ringgenberg, Mary Beth Rohn, Kathleen Rood, Cynthia Rosbrugh, James Ross. ROW FIVE; John Stevens, Joey Stump, David Taylor, Jimmy Tuttle, Jean Trump, George Wiegand, Diane Williams. ROW ONE: Tommy Alley, Carolyn Bailey, Gordon Belcher, Gary Boggs, Lewis Collier, Stanley Davis, Rosa De La Cruz. ROW TWO: Ronnie England, Billy Hall, Junior Heintzelman, Terry Jewell, Cheryl Lenwell, Andy Martinez, Rose Mowrey. ROW THREE: Kathleen Olds, Mike Orr, Rema Pennington, Brad Schuldt, Bonnie Shepherd, Eileen Smith, Mike Stevens. ROW FOUR: Danny Taylor, Frances Wallen, Jimmy Wolter, FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE; Brad Bailey, John Biltz, Becky Bryant, Bruce Butler, Susan Danner, Tommy Davis, Rickie England. ROW TWO; Terry England, Cindy Fruit, Larry Harter, Dormy Guy, Mike Jefferson, Jerome Keener, Tamra Linn. ROW THREE; Mike Makemson, Ralph Minnix, Kathleen O’Dell, Magge Pennington, Steve Reed, Diana Sleighter, Ronnie Smith. ROW FOUR; Theresa Smith, Bruce Sweetheimer, Mike Werstler, Randall Zorn. FOURTH GRADE ROW ONE; Jerry Akers, James Barnhart, Janet Barnhart, Pamela Bays, Charles Collier, Kip Flinn, Philip Gates. ROW TWO: Sammy Hammon, Michael Kubacki, Billy Lehman, Beth Marrs, Rex Menzie, Susan Miller, Kevin Mort. ROW THREE; Randy Neer, Deborah Rager, Herry Rohn, Barbara Shepherd, Patsy Shepherd, Steven Shear, Carl Siler. ROW FOUR; Sandra Smith, Brenda Tinker, Jos hine Wallen, Hal Wright. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE; Bobby Bays, Sandra Bays, Robert Biltz, Vickie Blanchard, Gary Busz, Mickael Conley, Vicky Dile. ROW TWO: Steven Gradeless, AliceHarris, Franklin Harris, Richard Harris, Leslie Kreger, Steven Lambert, Vonda Meloy. ROW THREE; Philip Menzie, Rosa Moran, Jay Outcelt, Cheryl Pollock, Frank Rhoades, Ruth Smith, Stanley Smith. ROW FOUR; Robert Steiner, Josephine Tolson, Patricia Weigand. THIRD GRADE ROW ONE; Rex Bailey, Brenda Bays, Gary Bays, Kristy Berlin, Irwin Busz, Brooks Butler, Karen Clemenson. ROW TWO; Wayne Cotton, Alex De La Cruz, Henry De La Cruz, Robert Espinoza, Shirley Finken, Chery Galbreath, Rita Haywood. ROW THREE; Douglas Hively, Tanya Linn, Dennis Manern, Max Menzie, Tristan Mort, Danny Richardson, Michael Rostochak. ROW FOUR: Allen Rudd, Clark Shepherd, Garold Slusher, Linda Stump, BiUy Trump, David Valentine, Terry Walls. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE: Thomas Barker, Noma Bays, Robert Brittain, Roger Busz, Marcia Butler, Kent Cone, Richard , Coyle. ROW TWO: Elizabeth Ann Dovms, Michael England, Randall Evans, Deborah Flinn, Chris Gates, Curtis Gates, Connie Hackworth. ROW THREE: Billy Keener, Lewis Kreger, Holly Langohr, Dennis Mettler, Jos h Mowrey, Laura Olds, Thomas Fletcher. ROW FOUR: Kim Shoemaker, Micholas Smith, Tanya Stayton, Beth Sweetheimer, Kirby Taylor. SECOND GRADE ROW ONE; Nancy Addair, Martha Brandt, Charlene Busz, Elbert Campbell, Colleen Collier, Kenneth Davis, Randall George. ROW TWO; Michael Hackworth, Charles Hall, Sandra Hamman, Chris Keener, Janet Leckrone, Rebecca Logan, Nora Moran. ROW THF EE; Tim Mosher, Brenda Minnix, Erich Olds, Troy Ousley, Janet Ragon, Jeffery Rudd, Ruby Sheperd. ROW FOUR; Patriot Stevens, Steven Taylor, Dennis Trump, Margaret Valentine, Vids Williams, Susan Wyatt. FIRST GRADE Beth Biltz, Merla Bryant, Kathy Caudill, David Conley, Roy De La Cruz, Tomacine Dugan, Barbara English. ROW TWO: Roland Espinoza, Michael Heintzelman, Randall Mossier, George Houck, William Kubacki, Kathryn Marrs, Karen Mort. ROW THREE Debra Orr, Elaine Outcelt, Fay Pennmgton, Jeffrey Rager, Rudolph Reyna, Rosalie Rohm, Susan Schuldt, ROW FOUR; David Smilh, Richard SmlA , Chester Stump, Donna Wallen, Rex Werstler, Steven Wolfe, Kathleen Zorn. FIRST GRADE ■i STUDENT COUNCIL ROW ONE: Sponsor, Mr. Stouffer; Mary Lou Jones; Vice-President, JoAnn Whitehead; President, Mike Mosher; Secretary-Treasurer, Beth Coble; John Stouffer; Sponsor, Mrs. Kaye-Smith. ROW TWO: Brenda Leedy; Janet Crouch; Steve Kerr; Tom Brygider; Terry Hill; Marcia Smith; Phillip Rhoades; Sharon Pequig- not; Cinda Wright. No Alligators in OUR Bath Tub 1960 is the 8th anniversary of the Student Council at Pierceton High School. It was organized by the class of 1952 largely through the efforts of Dr. Robert L. Stckbeck, the council’s first president. Drawing up a plan for a new organization is a lot like drawing up a plan for a new house. But neither the planner nor the architect can predict how future dwellers will behave in the new structure. Just as an eccentric home-owner can use the dining room for an aviary and fill the bath tub with alligators, so a free -wheelingstudent body can ignore the original plans for an organization such as the Student Council and thereby discard its effectiveness. Today, as in 1952, the Student Council, entrusted by the school administrators with legislative powers over the student body, is composed of student representatives elected annually, and, as in 1952, the purpose of the Student Council still remains to enact and enforce legislation in order to co-ordinate the student body into an efficient and unified group. Michael K. Mosher President, Student Council, 1960 LIBRARY CLUB FRONT ROW; President Brenda Arms, Sponsor Miss Yontz, Vice-President Diana Gates, Secretary- Treasurer Vicky Schaller. BACK ROW: Anita Anders, Nancy Harris, Joan Harris, Callie Akers, Janet Crouch, Rose Wiegand. Once a week the members of the P, H. L. C, meet for a Library Class. They learn how to repair books, how to process a book etc. There also is a meeting after school once a month. The meeting usually consists of a business meeting, some kind of entertainment such as films, a book report etc., and refreshments. During the year they have three special meetings. They are a fall picnic, Christmas party, and a spring picnic. The members of the P. H. L. C. keep the books and magazines in order, slip and shelve books, prepare bulletins, and learn something about the Dewey decimal system. NEWSPAPER STAFF ROW ONE: Mary Lou Jones, Business Manager; Jack Keener, Sports Editor; Becky Fletcher, Feature Editor; Sharon Moe, Editor-in-chief; Beth Coble, News Editor; Miss Thompson, Sponsor. ROW TWO: Diana Gates, Janet Noble, Janet Wright, Vicki Miller, Jerry Hartman, Janet McConnell, Brent Leifer, ROW THREE: Christine Sellers, Nancy Harris, Bob Wolfe, Elaine Barnes, John Stouffer, Diane Alexander, Barbara Williamson, Janet Danner, Linda Caudill. ROW FOUR: Joe Crouch, Bob Stump, Marcia Lenwell, Vicky Schaller, Bob Cole, Mike Mosher, Stan Pequignot, Tom Brygider. THE PIERCETON STUDENT This year the Pierceton Student has taken on a new form. It is being printed at Winona Lake by the Westminster Press. There it is printed by a photographic process. The way the newspaper is typed up by the editors, is the exact way it appears in print. This photographic process has given our newspaper many advantages. Among these are the ability to use cartoons and pictures. It also enables the staff to get more practical experience in the field of journalism. Ability to have it printed in color, adds en- thusiasm. The Pierceton Student has added a touch of interest for grade students also. One page is entitled The Little Student and is devoted entirely to grade news. To inspire interest, each of the first six grades has a reporter of their own. All in all, the Student Staff has tried to have features for everyone this year, hoping it was an asset to the student body. F. T. A ROW ONE: Sponsor Mrs. Moe, Jeanette Homan, Judy Reed, Janet Noble, Janet Danner, Beth White, Vicki Miller, Sponsor Miss Thompson. ROW TWO: Rex Warner, Diane Alexander, Sharon Moe, John Stouffer, Linda Caudill. ROW THREE: Becky Fletcher, Mike Mosher, Linden Boggs, JoAnn Whitehead, Paul Warner. ROW FOUR: Marcia Lenwell, George Alexander, Bill Schaller, Bob Menzie, Vicki Schaller. ROW ONE: Mrs. Moe, Sponsor; Janet Danner, Historian; Linda Caudill, Secretary-Treasurer; and Miss Thompson, Sponsor, ROW TWO: Bill Schaller, Vice-President; and Linden Boggs, President. F. H. A ROW ONE: Mrs. Moe, Marcia Smith, Jeanette Keener, Beverly Sleighter, Mary Faulkner, Janet Noble, Janet Crouch, Pam Cole, Janet Wright, Beth White, Allene Phillips. ROW TWO: Joyce Akers, Martha Leckrone, Janet Danner, Barbara Williamson, Linda Caudill, Karen Sleighter, Emm Lee Schultz, Nancy Trump, Janet McConnell, Lynne Beebe. ROW THREE: Teresa Gates, Nancy Harris, Diana Gates, Diane Alexander, Becky Pletcher, Christine Sellers, Elaine Barnes, Judy Crouch, Cheryl Rosbrough, Janice Pollock. ROW FOUR: Sharon Moe, Sheila Outcelt, Janice Cutler, Mary Lou Jones, Jo Ann Whitehead, Vicky Schaller, Nancy Mowrey, Cindy Reid, Joan Harris, Mary Sievers, Sandra Humpheys, Linda Burnworth. OFFICERS President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . . Historian . . . , Editor Song Leader . Advisor .... . . . Diana Gates , . . Janet Danner . . . Janet Wright . . Linda Caudill , . Vicky Schaller , . . Janet Crouch Linda Burnworth Mrs. Moe F. F. A ROW ONE: John Stump, Jerry Rosbrough, Jon Parker, Carl Lehman, Jerry Blanchard, Bob Danner, Rex Cole, John Scott, Dick Reed. ROW TWO: Skip Wise, Ted Zx rn, Bob Griffith, Keith Leckrone, Paul Warner, Bob Collier, Larry Workman, Warren Shepherd, Dick Rider, John Howard, Mike Mosher. ROW THREE: John Rutherford, Bob Wolfe, Claude Manual, Gene Kinch, Larry Hosier, Max Cole, Marco Reginos, Bob Cole, Eddie Cotton, Phil Conley. ROW FOUR: Marvin Galbreath, Larry Williamson, Arden Rhodes, Bob Stump, Lowell Howard, Bill Akers, Bob Rosbrough, Steve Kerr, Kenny Boggs, Amos Stump. OFFICERS Sentinel .... Reporter . . . President . . . Vice-President Treasurer . . . Secretary . Sponsor . . . . Bob Collier , . John Scott Paul Warner . Steve Kerr Kenny Boggs Eddie Cotton . , Dick Reed THESPIANS ROW ONE: Mike Mosher, Beth White, Vicki Schaller Sharon Moe, Becky Fletcher, Janet Wright, EmmLee Schultz. ROW TWO: JoAnn Whitehead, Linden Boggs, Beth Coble, Sponsor, Mrs. Boley; Janet Noble, Marcia Lenwell, Sandra Humphreys, Marvin Galbreth, Janice Cutler, Nancy Trump, Janet McConnell. A new speech club has been organized at Pierceton this year. Its name is The Thespians. Membership is open to any freshman through senior wishing to further his knowledge in speech or dramatics, it has been affiliated with the Indiana Forensic Society, which enables the members to participate in interscholastic contests. This past year the club has entered speech contests at Purdue Ball State, and Howe Military Academy in which the members ratings were very good. Thespians also entered the County Speech Festival. Nine superiors and twelve excellents were obtained at the contest. The first president of the organization was Mike Mosher. Other 1959-60 officers were the following: Vice-President was Sharon Moe; Secretary was Janet Wri t; Treasurer was Vicki Schaller, and Parliamentarian was Becky Fletcher. MISS PIERCETON JANET DANNER BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT SITTING: Freshman Attendant, Susan Parker; Basketball Queen, Diane Alexander; Sophomore Attendant, Marcia Lenwell. STANDING; Seventh Grade Attendant, Cinda Wright; Retiring Queen, Christine ' Sellers; Escort, George Alexander; Eighth Grade Attendant, Anita English. PEP BAND ROW ONE: Daryl Carpenter, George Alexander, Gerry Harter, Jack Beebe, Linden Boggs. ROW TWO; Mike Gregory, Rex Warner, David Mowery, Jim Kilgore, Linda Steffen, Larry Snyder. JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: Laura Stickler, Valita Carpenter, Jayne Ashley, Eddie Christoffel, Jack Harter, Cheryl Lenwell, Peg Biltz. ROW TWO: Sharon Zorn, Joan Ashley, Janice Seivers, Richard Stickney, Bill Bailey, Eddie Habeggar, Jim Ross, Barbara O’Dell, Sharon Collier, Joan Wertenberger, Kathy Lenwell, Kathleen Rood, Tamra Menzie. ROW THREE: Cynthia Sweetheimer, Rosemary McConnell, Cindy Fruit, Mary Rohm, Linda Slone, Brad Schultz, Laurie Wilson, Jim Scott, Rex Reid, Eddie Rhoades, Jack Harter, Carol Tuttle, Sandra Williamson, Chester Zorn, Steve Brown, Chris Rood. ROW FOUR: Director Cleon Marsh, Deejay Harris, Carolyn Gebert, John DelToro, Judy Haywood, Kathy O’Dell, Dick Wine. MAJORETTES: Sharon Smith, Cindy Wright, Brenda Leedy, Barbara Kerr. BEGINNING BAND ROW ONE: Kathy O’Dell, Cindy Fruit, Jack Harter, Brad Schultz, Joan Ashley, Cheryl Lenwell. ROW TWO: Judy Hay- wood, Sharon Collier, Carol Sue Tuttle, Jim Scott, Director Cleon Marsh, Mary Beth Rohm, Linda Slone, Peg Biltz. DANCE BAND ROW ONE: Becky Fletcher, Rex Warner, George Alexander, Judy Crouch, Jane Tuttle, Becky Gebert, Vicki Miller. ROW TWO: Beth Coble, David Mowery, Larry Workman, Karen Sleighter, Linden Boggs, Jack Beebe, Gary Earnhart. STANDING: Mr. Marsh, Marco Regenos. STATE FINALISTS Jack Beebe, Linden Boggs, Gary Earnhart, Trumpet Trio; Beth Coble, Oboe Solo; Marcia Lenwell, Piano Solo; Linda Steffen, Drum Solo; Mike Gregory, Bass Horn. BAND ROW ONE: Elaine Barnes, Barbara Williamson, Lynn Beebe. ROW TWO: Janice Cutler, Tom Brygider, Mary Alice Sievers, Marco Regenos, Judy Tenney. ROW THREE:Paul Warner, Pat Lightfoot, Larry Stevens, JoAnn Whitehead, Robin Stickney, Carol Sue Wise, Max Glumac, Linden Boggs, Karen Sleighter, Jack Beebe. ROW FOUR: Janet Danner, Linda Caudill, Mr. Cleon Marsh, Janet Wright, Beth Casner, Vicki Miller, Linda Steffen. BAND OFFICERS SITTING: Beth Coble, Reporter; Sinda Caudill, Librarian; STANDING: Director, Cleon Marsh; Linden Boggs, Student Director; Linda Steffen, President; Sharon Moe, Secretary-Treasurer; Jack Beebe, Vice- President. BAND ROW ONE: Beth Coble, Bedi White, Sharon Moe, ROW TWO: Judy O’Dell, John Stump, Sharon Pequignot, Janet Noble, George Alexander, Judy Crouch. ROW THREE: Gary Earnhart, Gerry Harter, Roger Earn- hart, David Mowrey, Larry Workman, Jim Kilgore, Doug Rood, Mary Lou Ellison, Darryl Carpenter, Jayne Tuttle, Rex Warner. ROW FOUR: Diane Alexander, Larry Snyder, Mike Gregory, Mary Lou Jones, Becky Gebert, Sheila Outcelt. TWIRLERS Linda Caudill, Sheila Outcelt, Becky Gebert, Janet Danner, Mary Lou Jones. CHORUS ROW ONE: Beth Coble, Mary Diane Faulkner, Sheila Outcelt, Beth White, Lynne Beebe, Janet Noble, Patsy Speigal, Janice Pollock, Jeanette Homan, Doris Rosbrugh, Director Cleon Marsh. ROW TWO: Joann Whitehead, Barbara Williamson, Janet Wright, Rose Weigand, Cindy Reed, Mary Snyder, Janet Crouch, Sandra Humphrey, Cheryl Rosbrugh, Janet McConnell, Pam Cole. ROW THREE: Sharon Moe, Christine Sellers, Elaine Barnes, Marcia Lenwell, Vicky Schaller, Linda Steffen, Diane Alexander, Becky Pletcher, Karen Winsley, Joan Harris, Linda Burnworth, Judy Crouch. ROW FOUR: Maurice Wise, Larry Snyder, Bob Cole, Gerry Harter, Jack Beebe, George Alexander, Linden Boggs, Bob Stump, Jack Keener, Mike Mosher, Mike Gregory. OFFICERS ROW ONE: Librarian, Jeanette Homan; Vice-President, Jo Ann Whitehead; President, Christine Sellers; Student Conductor, Becky Pletcher. ROW TWO; Reporter, Maurice Wise; Accompanist, Beth Coble; Secretary-Treasurer, George Alexander; Director, Cleon Marsh. VARSITY BILL SCHALLER - CO-CAPTAIN Center 6 •4’’ - 170 lbs. ARDEN RHOADES Forward 6 - 175 lbs. COACH BURT NILES MANAGER ROBERT GRIFFITH STANLEY PEQUIGNOT Guard b’lO - 160 lbs. ALAN ANDERS Guard 5 ' 7” - 140 lbs. BASKETBALL CLAUDE MANUEL - CO-CAPTAIN Forward 5 10 1 2 - 155 lbs. JOHN STOUFFER Guard 5 8” “ 135 lbs. ASSISTANT COACH BILL SCHULDT JACK KEENER Guard 5 10 - 160 lbs. BOB MENZIE Forward 5 11 - 160 lbs. MANAGER DOUG ROOD ’ B ” TEAM BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Bob Danner, Coach Burt Niles, John Scott. BACK ROW: JohnRutherford, Dale Wine, Bob Rosbrugh, Steve Kerr, Gary O’Dell, Kenny Boggs, Joe Crouch, Tom Bryglder. B-TEAM SCHEDULE PLACE DATE WE THEY Claypool November 3 55 17 Syracuse November 6 22 41 Columbia City November 13 28 39 South Whitley November 20 40 34 Milford November 25 45 22 Sidney November 27 44 39 Warsaw December 4 36 42 Silver Lake December 11 49 24 Mentone December 18 34 32 Etna Green January 5 37 30 Leesburg January 8 44 39 Manchester January 22 32 42 Noble Twp. January 28 45 26 Wakamsa January 29 24 43 North Webster Febmary 5 39 40 Albion Febmary 12 44 45 Akron February 19 55 44 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL ROW ONE: MIckie Taylor. Paul Beery, Gar Cone. ROW TWO: Dick WeUs, Kerry Ringgenberg, Craig Langohr, Roger Eamhart, Bob Bradley, John Rhoades. ROW THREE: Rex Reid, Raymond Slusher, Wayne Carlin, Phil Rhoades, Junior Richmond, Coach, Jan Tucker. ROW ONE: Amos Stump, Jerry Blanchard, Rick Kerr, Phil Conley, Roger Stickney, Jim Kilgore, Terry Hill. ROW TWO: Mike Mosher, Coach Gary Faudree. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BASEBALL ROW ONE: Doug Rood, Jerry Blanchard, Terry Hill, Brent Leifer. ROW TWO: Student Manager Jerry Rosbrugh, John Scott, John Stouffer, Jack Keener, Jim Kilgore, Stan Pequignot, Bob Cole, Phil Conley. ROW THREE: Robin Stickney, Kenny Boggs, Gerry Harter, Gary O’Dell, George Alexander, Joe Crouch, Bob Menzie, Coach Gary Faudree. JUNIOR HIGH BASEBALL ROW ONE: Calvin Davis, Steve Brown, Jim Mettler, Kenny Pollock, Cris Rood. ROW TWO: Steve LaLone, Bobby Bradley, Micky Taylor, Gary Archer, Johnny Noble, Tommy Long. ROW THREE: Kerry Ringgen- berg, Rex Reid, Raymond Slusher, Albert Russel, Garth Cone, Coach Jan Tucker. TRACK ROW ONE: John Stouffer, Larry Ffossler; Marvin Galbreath; Claude Manuel, Bill Schaller, Danny Walls. ROW TWO; Joe Crouch, Allan Anders, David Mowrey, Stan Pequignot, Tom Brygider, Jack Keener, Gene Kinch, Dale Wine. ROW THREE; Mr. Niles, Larry Snyder, Bob Danner, Kenny Boggs, Bob Menzie, Daniel Mowrey, Steve Kerr, Gary O’Dell. Sidney 13 PIERCETON 87 Sidney Frosh 24 1 10 PIERCETON Sophs 75 9 10 Atwood 43 Milford 14 1 2 PIERCETON 79 LarwUl 51 4 5 Leesburg PIERCETON 57 1 5 North Webster 24 Claypool 19 PIERCETON 105 Mentone 14 3 4 Manchester 61 1 2 PIERCETON 60 3 4 Oak Hill Relays 2nd 53 1 3 Syracuse 51 South Whitley 25 PIERCETON 61 County Track Meet 1st 61 13 15 Ligonier 42 La Grange 27 PIERCETON 68 Sectional Track Meet 5th 9 CROSS COUNTRY ROW ONE: John Rutherford, Robert Griffith, Tom Brygider, Allen Anders, Rex Cole, Larry Banning, Bob Danner, Ricky Kerr. ROW TWO: Larry Mossier, Dale Wine, Steve Kerr, Arden Rhoades, Bill Schaller, Marvin Galbreath, Claude Manuel, Dan Mowrey, Bob Wolfe. JR. HIGH TRACK ROW ONE; Steve La Lone, Jimmy Collier, Steven Brown, Chris Roud, Jimmy Mettler, John Del Toro, Mike Caudill. ROW TWO: Bob Bradley, Philip Smi , Scott Hanley, Tom Long, John Noble, Gary Archer, Larry Alley, Larry Stevens, Gale Danner. 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