Pierceton High School - Echoes Yearbook (Pierceton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1962 volume:

Lyrics PIERCETON Moment’s Tx Bewcwtei LviCS far Mvtic by HI6H SCHOOL RDBERT ALLEN JfliiJ) J) Jf Ifjf j fj |-jy| The last of May from Sep-tem-ber, MO-MEIIIS TO j, jiijj Jiif-rr J J 1 The all school prom we had that spring, the smiles and tears that grade cards bring. ie will have these MO-MEHTS TO RE-MEM-BER. The qui-et talks, the I J j j B I nois - y fun, the all-sports tro-phy that we won. We will have these DATE Dl e - cho thru the years When ©th - er nights and oth - er days may |Yrr JH-J jj j I J -I -I find us gone our sep ' -rate ways. We will have these M0-ME3JTS TO RE- , . T ' 1 1 i 1 j r 1 1 f 1 L ____ . 0 r -ri 1 MEM - BER. 1 .rr-.:.,. .■. ' i MEM - RER. - ROBEKT 1962 ECHOES OF PIERCETON HIGH SCHOOL FOREWORD MARCIA LENWELL Editor The Echoes Staff leave behind us this issue of our yearbook as a cherished memento of the lasting friendships formed within the walls of this, our school. We remember-- the crowded halls at noon play practice the crowning of the Basketball Queen the sectional and county tourneys those greenies” at freshmen initiation the wonderful hours outside the classroom Each of the students at P. H. S. has had a part in making this year one to be remembered. I would like to express my deep appreciation to the Staff, and to Mrs. Boley, our advisor, who have worked tirelessly to produce this-- YOUR ECHOES of 1962 Sincerely, DEDICATION She was my favorite teacher, say many students when they are asked what they remember about Mrs. Nichols. She was Miss Mary Bryant when she taught me in the fourth grade, said one senior, and she had taught that grade for many years; enough so that she had taught my father in his fourth grade year. He had great respect for her and he passed that respect down to me. Others said things like; Because I liked her, I studied hard that year , or I remember Mrs. Nichols because she was kind, and for the first time since we had started school, we were treated rather grown-up . Students tell of her gentle but strict authority and of how she instilled in them the importance of honesty and respect. Of all the memories that will linger over the years when those of basketball games and of dances and even the faces of friends have faded, the memory of one fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Mary Nichols, endeared to many Pierceton students, will remain. PRINCIPAL Moments to remember are taken from many and varied situations -the excitement of an impor- tant ball game, the thrill of a stirring band march, the dignity of familiar faces in sober caps and gown. But of all the passing memories, no one for long a student here could forget the familiar figure of our principal, Mr. Stouffer. He stands out above all the things of passing importance to symbolize the real meaning of our life at school- -lessons first, but fun important too; dignity and respect for what you represent as a student of Pierceton High School, but always a sense of humor and the ability to appreciate the lighter side of a situation; tolerance for each other regardless of our many differences; and always fairness, honesty, and respect for the high purposes of education. MR. HOWARD STOUFFER SCHOOL BOARD Marcus White Charles Outcelt Robert English Fred Carlin Carl Franks MILDRED BOLEY Eastern Illioois State University; B. Ed. ; English, Speech, Annual Staff, Thespians, and Junior Play. DUANE CONRAD Manchester College; B.S. ESTHER ENGLISH Indiana University; A. B. M. S. English and Physical Education; Sophomore Class. RAYMOND LETSCH Hibbing Junior College B. S. : University of Minnesota M. A. ; Ball State Teachers College; Guidance and History CLEON MARSH Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College, Manchester College, B. S. ; Band, Chorus, General Music. VERA MOE Manchester College, B. S. ; Ball State Teachers College; F.H.A. Home Economics. GARY G. FAUDREE Manchester College; B. S. ; Business Education, Physical Education, Baseball, Freshman Basketball Sophomore Class JOHN MOWREY Manchester College, In- diana University, Ball State Teachers College, University of Michigan, Purdue University; B.A. and M.A.; Math, Physics, Junior Class. KENNETH R. JOHNSON Ball State Teachers’ College B.S., Purdue University, Hobart Tech. Welding School; Industrial Arts. ELIZABETH KAYE-SMITH Wheaton College, Northwest- ern University, University of Colorado, Manchester Col- lege, Indiana University, Mexico City College, Miami University, University of Madrid; B.A. , M. A. ; English, Spanish, Seventh Grade, Senior Play. JOSEPH C. LEHMAN Evansville College, Indiana University; B.A., M.S.; Social Science, Student Council, Freshman Class, Junior High Baseball. AFFRA E. LENWELL Indiana University; A. B. ; Latin, English; F. T.A., Seventh Grade. RICHARD V. REED Purdue University, Indiana University; B. S. , M. S. ; Testing, Vocational Agricul- ture, Chemistry; Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Junior High Basketball Coach. TOM SITTLER Valparaiso University, Indiana University; B. S. ; Mathematics, Physical Education, Basketball Coach, Track Coach. EUNICE I. THOMPSON Ball State Teachers College, Indiana University; B. S. ; Business Education; Junior Class, Newspaper. MAUD L. YONTZ Tri-State College, Man- chester College, Columbia University, Chicago Uni- versity, Ball State Teachers College; B.S., English, Senior Class, Library Club. JOSEPHINE DOHNER Indiana State Normal, Ball State Teachers College, Manchester College, John Herron Art School; B. S. ; Fourth Grade. i MARTHA E. GIBSON Tri State College, Ball State Teachers College; B.S. JANE ANN HULLINGER Manchester College; B.S. in Elementary Education; Fourth Grade. MILDRED MARRS Manchester College, To- ledo University; B. S. ; First Grade. KATHERINE MAUZY Ashland College; B.S. in Education; First Grade. ELAINE SPITLER Ashland College, Ball State Teachers College; B. S. ; Second Grade. JEAN NEHER Manchester College; B.S.; Fifth Grade. WILLIAM S. SCHULDT Indiana University; B. S. , M. S. in Elementary Ed- ucation; Sixth Grade. FRANCES LAIRD SHIREY Indiana University, Ball State Teachers College, Grace College; B.S. in Elementary Education; Third Grade. AMY VOLOVSKI Grace College; B. Education; Second EDITH WARNER Manchester College; B.S. in Music; Music and Art. JAMES E. WEBER Manchester College; B.S. Fifth and Sixth Grades. SENIOR OFFICERS Bob Menzie, President; Kenny Boggs, Vice-President; Vicky Schaller, Secretary; Elaine Barnes, Trea- surer; Miss Yontz, and Mr. Stouffer, Sponsors. The moments we remember as a class go back to grade school days at Pierceton and Monroe, and then junior high school and high school together. We remember freshman initiation, our sophomore parties, the junior trip to Chicago and DOBIE GILLIS that we did for our play. But our senior year was best, the climax, of all we ' d worked for. There was our unforgettable trip to Colorado and honors that came to many of us on graduation. Scholarships were earned by Rose Wiegand, Bob Menzie, Steve Kerr Marcia Lenwell, and the honor of valedictorian to Jerry Hartman, salutatorian to Elaine Barnes. JANET ROSE CROUCH ROBERT L. DANNER KAYLENE ENGLAND LOIS ANN ENGLAND Chorus 2,3.4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, Editor 1, Secretary 4; Newspaper Staff 2,3,4; Basketball Queen Attendant 1 ; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis” 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline” 4. MARY DIANE FAULKNER Track 1,2,3; Cross Country 1,2, 3, 4, Captain 4; Basket- ball 1; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Class Treasurer 1,2. Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3. Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Chorus 2,3, 4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gil- lis 3. DAN GOODMAN Moved to Pierceton 2; Sports Club 1; Football 1. JOAN SUE HARRIS Chorus 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4, Treasurer 4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, President 3.4; Thespians 3,4, Treasur- er 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can’t Kiss Caroline 4. JEANNETTE SUE KEENER F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Honor Chapter Chairman 1,2, 3, 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gil- lis” 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caro- line 4. GERRY LEE HARTER F.F.A. 3.4; Band 1,2,3, 4, President 4; Chorus 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Band 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1 ; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. TEDDY GENE KEENER Chorus 3,4. JERRY HARTMAN Newspaper Staff 1,2,4; Class President 2; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. SANDRA ELAINE HUMPHREYS Band 2,3,4, Majorette 3, 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Thes- pians 2; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Cheering Block 2; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3. STEVE KERR MARCIA JOY LENWELL Track 1,2, 3. 4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Volleyball 3,4; Cross Country 1,2,3, 4; Student Council 2,3, 4; Class Officer 1; F. F.A. 1,2,4; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4, I MARY LOUISE LINN ROBERT LA VON MENZIE i Annual Staff 1, 2,3,4, Sports 1 Editor 4; Class President 1, I 3,4; F.T. A. 2,3,4. Vice- President 3, President 4; Stu- dent Council 4, President 4; Chorus 3,4, Vice-President 4; Boys ' State 3; Baseball 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Volleyball 2,3; Track 1.2, 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4, JANET ANNE NOBLE F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4, His- torian 4; F.T. A. 2.3,4, Historian; Thespians 2, 3.4, Secretary 4; News- paper Staff 2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Chorus 1, 2.3.4, Secretary 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Band 2, 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. F.H.A. 1; Library Club 1; F.T. A. 2,3,4, Secretary- Treasurer 3,4; Thespians 2,3,4, President 3; News- paper Staff 1,2, 3,4, News Editor 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, President 4; Band 4; Dance Band 4; Basketball Queen Attendant 2; Cheering Block 2; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3. DAN MOWREY Cross Country 1,2,3; Track 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3,4; Volleyball 3. GARY O ' DELL JON JAY PARKER Basketball 1, 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Track 1,2; Volleyball 2; Many Loves of Dobie Gil- lis 3. RICHARD RIDER F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4. Student Council 1; Basketball 1 ; Cross Country 1 ; F.F.A. 1 , 2,4; Speech Play 3. CHERYL LYNN ROSBRUGH Chorus 1, 2, 3,4; F. H. A. 1,2, 3,4; Newspaper Staff 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. PAULA JANE REIFF RONALD G. RHOADES Chorus 1; F. H.A. 1,2. Basketball Student Manager 3,4; F.T. A. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 4; F.F.A. 1; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline” 4. f ROBERT OSCAR ROSBRUGH VICTORIA BEAUDETTE SCHALLER F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4, His- torian42. President 4; Thespians 2, 3, 4, Trea- surer 2, Secretary 3; Li- brary Club 1,2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 2; F.T. A. 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4, Business Manager 4; Newspaper Staff 1,2,3, 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; Basketball Queen 3. MARY SNYDER Chorus 2,3,4; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Track2,3; Cross Country 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2, 3,4. LARRY SNYDER BEVERLY ANN SLEIGHTER F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Thespians 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4. Annual Staff 3,4, Photo Editor 4; Thespians 3,4, Vice-President 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Pep Band 1,2; Track 2; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; Dance Band 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can’t Kiss Carol- ine” 4, ' JOHN SCOTT : F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1 1 , 2 , 3 ; Cross Country 1,3; I Track 1,2; Baseball 2; i”Many Loves of Dobie Gil- i lis” 3. i NANCY JO TRUMP PAUL DEAN WARNER WOODROW WALLEN Thespians 2. 3,4, President 4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Many Loves ofDobie Gillis 3; I. O. O, F. 3. BETH LOUISE WHITE Band 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 4; Chorus 2,3,4; F.H. A. 1,2, 3, 4, Historian 3; F.T.A. 2,3,4; News- paper Staff 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 2, 3,4, Subscription Manager 4; Thespians 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Latin A- chievement Contest 2; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can’t Kiss Caroline 4, ROSE MARIE WIEGAND Chorus 1,2, 3,4, Student 4; Library Club 1,2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Thes- pians 3,4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3. KAREN WINE Chorus 1,2,3; Newspaper Staff 1 . Band 1,2, 3,4, Dance Band 3,4, Pep Band 3,4; F.T.A. 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3; Many Loves of Dobie Gil- lis 3; Student Council 4, Vice-President 4; Class Vice-President 2,3. JANET ELAINE WRIGHT Band 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; F. H.A. 1.2. 3. 4, Secretary 2, Editor 4; Student Council 3.4, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Thespians 2,3,4, Secre- tary 2; Newspaper Staff 1.2. 3. 4, Editor 4; Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Activities Editor 3,4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Many Loves of Dobie Gillis 3; You Can ' t Kiss Caroline 4; Queen Attendant; Cheer- ing Block 1,2. THE QUIET TALKS Robin Stickney Mike Gregory Ella Ree Sloan . Lynn Coble . Mr. Mowrey Miss Thompson Treasurer . . Vice-President Secretary . . President . . Sponsors . . The juniors of 1961-62 will long remember their hours of selling candy and Christmas cards. An- other money making project that will bring back memories was the fish fry during January. Susie Parker will always remember her reign as Basketball Queen. Many happy moments of their hayride and play practices will also be reminisced. JUNIOR CLASS J. Akers J . Bays L. Beebe J. Biltz J. Blanchard S. Buis L. Coble P. Conley ]. Conley E. Cotton T. Flora M. Gregory T. Hill J, Howard E. Jefferson S. Keplinger R. Kerr J. Kilgore C. Lehman B. Manuel J. Moore M. Mosher N. Mowrey H. Qisley S. Outcelt S. Parker A. Phillips J, Pollock C. Reid D. Rood D. Rosbrugh L. Rutherford J. Shepherd E. Sloan M. Smith J. Snavely R. Stickney A, Stump B, Stump J. Stump M. Zorn T. Gates J. Ousley Sponsor . . . Vice-President President . . . Treasurer , . Secretary . . Sponsor . . . . Mrs. English Raymond Slusher . John Rhoades . Anita English . Merry Parker . Mr. Faudree SOPHOMORES These are moments to remember . . . the sophomore girls winning the softball tourney. . . Ray- mond Slusher, the only sophomore on the All-County Basketball Team. .. Sharon Pequignot, lovely sophomore attendant to the Basketball Queen. . . the magazine sales ' party at Craig Langohr ' s. . .the Senior-Underclassman games we won. . . the $ we made selling magazines. . .the day we ordered our class rings. . . the day the prizes for the magazine sales arrived. . . the bowling party we had. . . the fun we had together in class and out. . .Jayne Tuttle and Sharon Weaver representing the Latin II class at contest, Jayne got 3rd. . . Wayne Slater coming back from Spanish contest with 3rd. . . Marlane Stump and Carolyn Griffith going to geometry. . . Becky Gebert, Sharon Weaver, and Jayne Tuttle elected varsity cheerleaders. . . Our class is like one big family, we stick together through thick and thin , one sophomore said seriously. . . We hope it will always be that way. P. Berry W. Carlin B. Casner M. Caudill M. Collier R. Barnhart M. Ellison A. English R. England B. Gebert C. Griffith M. Glumac D. Hanley D. Harris C. Hutchinson T. Kissinger C. Langohr G. Lee P. Lightfoot R. Makemson D. Miner M. Parker S. Pequinot J. Phillips W. Phillips J. Rhoades R. Rhoades C. Richmond R. Riemersma K. Riggenberg D. Shoemaker W. Slater R. Slusher P. Smith L. Stevens M. Stump J. Tuttle W. Wallen S. Weaver D. Wine C. Treasurer . . Vice-President President . . . Secretary . . Sponsor . . . Sponsor , . . Garth Cone . . Dick Wells Tamra Menzie Amauro Obregon . Mr. Lehman . . Mrs. Moe Freshmen Moments to Remember; the fun we had at the 1961-62 initia- tion, the weird -looking clothes we had to wear, the hats we had to make and wear to our first party, (the winner of the most original hat was Steve Brown, ) our first class party in the gym and the fun we had at it, the movie we saw at our last party. FRESHMEN R. Alien L. Alley G. Archer J. Ashley B. Bailey D. Barnhart M. Bays P. Bolt S. Brown M. Bumbaugh J. Collier G. Cone R. Conley S. Cole M. Coyle G. Danner C. Davis S. England M. Evans E. Ewing J. Flora C. Goodman V. Goodman R. Hackbirth E. Hall S. Hanley N. Hammon J. Harter J. Harter A. Hatton R. Hossler K. Howell M. Hurd S. LaLone B. Leedy K. Lenwell D. Logan T. Long B. Manuel R. McConnel E. Meeks T. Menzie J. Mettler S. Nettrower J. Noble A. Obregon R. Ously T. Ousley H. Phillips K. Pollock R. Reid E, Rhoades C. Rood E. Russell J. Shepherd J. Sievers S. Smith s. Sweetheimer D. Tolson T. Tom D. Wells J. Wertenberger L. Wilson H. Wolter C. Wright s. Zorn 1 OFFICERS- -Bill Bailey. President; Edd Habbeger, Secretary-Treasurer; Chester Zorn, Vice-Presi- dent; Sponsors, Mr. Marsh, Mr. Conrad. The eighth grade class will always remember the show The Guns of Navarrone and the night they went roller skating. These are the two student council representatives : C. Faurote and M. Miner. The basketball queen attendant Barbara Kerr will always be remembered wearing a lovely blue taffeta dress covered with matching lace. EIGHTH GRADE R. Alley B. Bailey D. Bays P. Bays A. Berry P. Biltz B. Boggs L. Bowser C. Bragg A. Brown S. Bryant K. Burnsworth V. Carpender D. Conley J. Conley C. Creekmore P. Dile D. Ellison J. Ewing L. Farley C. Faurote D. Francis L. Francis C. Gebert B, Given E. Habegger H. Hall J, Haywood M. Helfrich B. Hicks A. Jackson J. Jefferson B. Kerr S. Lehman L. McDaniel N. McDaniel S . Meeks N. Meloy M. Miner C. Moore A. Obregon B. O ' Dell R. Osborne W. Ousley C. Rager R. Ramsbottom S. Ramsbottom Sue Ramsbottom S. Regenos G. Reimersma P. Rhoades C. Schumacker K. Schumacker E. Shepherd J. Shepherd N. Slat er L. Stickler D. Stickney C. Tuttle M. Weaver C. Williams S. Williamson B. Wilson B. Wine D. Wise P. Wolters J. Wyatt C. Zorn Kathleen Rood . . Clint Plecther . , Barry Reed . . . . Mrs. Lenwell . . , Karen Ringgenberg Mrs. Kaye-Smith . Vice-President . . Treasurer . . President . . . Sponsor . . Secretary . . . Sponsor SEVENTH GRADE We had two parties this year. The first one was held at the Syracuse Skating Rink; the second semester we went to a movie. Karen R. represented the seventh grade as yell leader for the junior high team. Sharon C. represented the seventh grade as basketball queen attendant. Kathleen R. won the seventh and eighth grade spelling bee on March 12. For the past two years she has represented Kosciusko County in the Fort Wayne Regional Spelling Bee. L. Akers P. Albert P. Adkins J. Ashley G. Berlin D. Brallier L. Camden E. Christoffel S. Collier E. Compton D. Cone M. Conley T. Danner A. De La Cruz E. De La Cruz G. Ellenwood J. English R. English B. Evans T. Evans J. Faurote J. Faurote J. Finken J. Flora M. Guiff R. Hackbirth L. Harris D. Helfrich M. Hurd D. Leckrone P. Lee J. Lehman B. Lichleiter S. Likens G. Linn A. Martinlz S. Meloy L. Method L. Minnix S. Moore R. O ' Dell S. Orr R. Osborn L. Parker J. Pennington J. Phillips R. Plattner C. Pletcher R, Pollock B. Ried J. Rhinehart P. Richardson K. Ringgenberg B. Robertson M. Rohm K. Rood C. Rosbrugh J. Ross J. Scott C. Sechrist C. Sievers M. Shell J. Shepherd J. Stevens J, Stump J. Talson D. Taylor N. Thomas J. Trump J. Tuttle J. Walgomuth E. Wallen G. Wiegand D. Williams L. Yoder T. Alley B. Bailey C. Bailey J. Biltz G. Boggs S. Brown R. Bryant L. Collier S. Danner S. Davis T, Davis R. DeLaCruz R. England Ron England D. English L. Epler Molly Goodman D. Guy B. Hall L. Harter J. Heintzleman M. Jefferson T. Jewell V. Jones C. Lenwell T. Linn M. Makemson R. Minnix R. Mowrey K. O ' Dell K. Olds M. Orr R. Pennington S. Reed. B. Schuldt B. Shepard R. Smith T. Smith M. Stevens B. Sweetheimer D. Taylor J. Tom M. Werstler J. Wiegand J. Wolter R. Zorn SIXTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE J. Akers J. Barnhart J. Barnhart B. Bays P, Bays S. Bays B. Biltz C. Collier M. Conley R. Conley R. Conley V. Dile D. Epler B. Finken K. Flinn P. Gates S. Hammon A. Harris F. Harris L. Kreger M. Kubacki S. Lambert B. Lehman N. Lichliter B. Marrs A. Martinez V. Meloy P. Menzie R. Menzie S. Miller R, Moran K. Mort R. Neer D, Ott J. Outcelt M. Pennington C. Pollock D. Rager F. Rhoades J. Rohm S. Shear B. Shepard C. Siler R. Smith S. Smith R, Steiner J. Tolson C. Tom S. Trump J. Wallen P. Wiegand H. Wright R, Yoder R. Bally T. Barker K. Berlin V. Blanchard B. Bays R. Busz K. Cone M. Cotton R. Coyle A. DeLaCruz E. Downs M. England R. Espinoza S. Finken D. Flinn C. Galbreath C. Gates P. Goodman F. Hard J. Himes D. Hively R. Jones L. Kreger H. Langohr R. Letsch T, Linn D. Mayer M. Menzie D. Mettler D. Moore T. Mort J. Mowrey L. Olds N. Ott T. Fletcher D. Richardson M. Rostochak A. Rudd K. Shoemaker J- S lusher N. Smith T. Stayton L. Stump B. Sweetheimer R. Thomas B. Trump D. Valentine FOURTH GRADE G. Bays N. Bays B. Biltz M. Brown M. Bryant I. Busz C. Busz K. Caudill C. Collier D. Conley D. Conley L. Creekmore R. DeLaCruz K. Davis B. English R. Espanoza K. Flora L Garrett M. Heintzelman C. Hall D. Honey G. Johnson R. Johnson B. Kubacki J. Leckrone R. Logan K. Moore B. Minnix N. Moran K. Mort T. Moser D. Orr T. Ousley E. Outcelt F. Pennington J. Rager J. Rudd R. Rohm S. Schult R. Shepherd D. Smith R. Smith P. Stevens C. Stump S. Taylor D. Trump R. Werstler V. Williams S. Wyatt S. Wolfe K. Yoder K. Zorn THIRD GRADE J. Tolson, M. Valentine, R. Wagoner, D. Wallen, M. White, S. Wilcoxin, M. Wood, M. Yoder, Rex Alley J. Barnes R. Bays S. Biltz C. Blanchard B. Bolt D. Bruce E. Campbell K. Caudill N. Clemenson R. Conley R. Cotton D. Davis T. Davis L. De La Cruz M. Dile J. Ellison S. Engleberth D. England A. Espinoza J. Garrett W. Goodman M. Hackworth B. Hartman L. Helfich C. Hendrickson S. Hamm an S. Langohr C. Leichiter R. Martinez L. Mayer S. Miller S. Miner C. Minnix R. Mishler C. Mort D. Munoz C. Myers T. Neer E. Olds J. Ormsby R. Osborne E. Penington N. Reed R. Reyna L. Rood R. Robinson C. Shear D. Shoemaker P. Slusher K. Smith L. Smith T. Speigel B. Stahl B. Steiner T. Swick SECOND GRADE R. Bailey R. Barker C. Barnes B. Berlin M. Boggs B. Bryant D. Bryant M. Campbell R. Castle P. De La Cruz C. Engleberth J. Engleberth D. Gilliland C. English S. Graham D. Gregory G. Hackworth A. Hall S. Harris V. Harris T. Hartman J. Himes B. Hively D. Hurd S. Jefferson D. Jewell S. Johnson L. Jones B. Joy K. Kerr P. ' Kubacki D. Letsch M. Miller N. Miller R. Mishler D. Mort J. Mort J. Mowrey A. Munoz S. Oler J. Ormsby J. Ott L. Pennington R, Reyna D. Rhoades J. Rohn S. Rudd B. Schumacker D. Shepherd M. Sleighter R. Slone S. Stump L. Taylor M. Valentine L. Wallen R. Wolfe FIRST GRADE CANDID MOMENTS THE LAUGHTER WE WERE GLAD TO SHARE WILL LINGER THROUGH THE YEARS. SENIOR PLAY CAST CAST OF CHARACTERS Caroline Janet Noble Joe Bob Menzie Jolinnie Larry Snyder Milt Ron Rhoades Willie Jerry Hartman Becker Twins Steve Kerr Gerry Harter Ma Rand Beth White School Girls Joan Harris, Beverly Sleighter Janet Crouch, Cheryl Rosbrugh Shirley Janet Wright Miss Jameson Mary Snyder Susie Jeanette Keener Prompter Marcia Lenwell Director Mrs. Kaye-Smith JUNIOR PLAY A PLAY m THREIE ACTS BY REK3INALD ROSE Pierceton High School JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Friday, April 6 — 8 p. m. “No man «« an island, entire of itself; every man ... a part of the main . . . any man’s death diminishes me, because I am involved in manland ... — John Donne, 1600 CAST OF CELARACTEES DR. CALDWEU, . MRS. CALDWELL. MR PRINCE MRS. PRINCE MR ROGERS MR WOODBRIDGE .. MRS. WOODBRIDGE MR WRIGHT MRS. WRIGHT MR McGinnis MRS. MCGINNIS MISS FRANK MR KOVALESKY BOB McGinnis BERT HEND RICKS . . . ELIZABETH WRIGHT JANET CAROL MADGE SUSAN CALDWELL . JOEY PRINCE BILL McGINNIS TOMMY PRINCE ALI CE W OODBRIDGE PAINTER .... Eddie Cotton . . Nancy Mowrey .... John Stump Teresa Gates . . . Jimmy Moore Susie Parker Phil Conley .Sharon Keplinger BUI Stump Joan Conley .... Jim KUgore . . . Marcia Smith Cindy Reed . Robin Stickney . . . Mike Gregory Rick Kerr . . . SheUa Outcelt . . . . Joyce Akers . . . Lynne Beebe . Doris Rosbrugh . . Eaia Ree Sloan Doug Rood Jerry Blanchard Terry HUl Lynn Coble Jack Bays PRODUCTION STAFF PR OMPT Iuk Janice Shepherd LIGHTING Mike Mosher, Tom Flora STAGIN G Jerry Ousley, John Howard SO UND EFFECTS Amos Stump MAK E- UP Joan Conley PROP ERths S Lynne Beebe PUBLICITY Jim BUtz T lCfcJur SALES Betty Manuel USHERS Suzie Buis, Jim BUtz, AJlene Phillips, Homer Ousley, Carl Lehman DIRECTOR Mrs, MUdred Boley SPONSORS Miss Ehinice Thompson and John Mowrey Activities Editor Janet Wright SEATED; Teresa Gates, Marcia Lenwell, Diana Miner, Sharon Weaver. STANDING: Mrs. Boley, Janet Wright, Larry Snyder, Ree Sloan, Jim Kilgore, Lynn Coble, Robin Stickney, Kerry Ringgenberg, Vicky Schaller, Beth White, Dan Mowrey, Jayne Tuttle, Bob Menzie, Anita English, Doug Rood. Sports Editor Bob Menzie Snapshot Editor Larry Snyder ANNUAL STAFF FRONT ROW: P. Berry, B. Gebert, S, Outcelt, J. Kilgore. SECOND ROW: S. Kerr, J. Wright, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Stouffer, P. Warner, B. Menzie. THIRD ROW: J. Faurote, J. Faurote, C. Wright, M. Miner, C. Faurote, C. Rood. STUDENT COUNCIL - - - - we will always remember the spring prom that the Student Council spon- sored. Never before have the students of Pierceton High School taken such an Enchanted Walk . - - - - the Basketball Queen crowning this year and the decorations that the Stu- dent Council provided. - - - the car wash and how much of a success it was. - - - and the many, many, called meetings that Mr. Stouffer would announce. - - - - Vice-President Paul Warner Secretary-Treasurer .... Janet Wright President Bob Menzie Sponsors Mr. Lehman Mr. Stouffer SEATED: M. Lenwell, Miss Tompson. ROW ONE: S. Smith, S. Weaver, J. Crouch, C. Rosbrugh, J, Noble, B. White, M. Faulkner, L. Coble, ], Wright, E. Barnes, P. Lightfoot, B. Gebert, K. Lenwell, C. Wright. ROW TWO: C. Reid, T. Menzie, V. Schaller, D. Miner, M. Smith, A. English, K. Howell, R. Weigand, E. Sloan, J. Conley, J. Kilgore, D. Rood, ]. Hartman, C. Griffoth, R. Stickney, S. Pequignot. NEWSPAPER STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF - Janet Wright NEWS EDITOR - Marcia Lenwell FEATURE EDITOR - Lynn Coble BUSINESS MANAGER - Elaine Barnes SPORTS EDITOR - Robin Stickney SPONSOR - Miss Thompson SEATED: Janet Wright. STANDING: Lynn Coble, Miss Thompson, Robbin Stickney, Elaine Barnes, Marcia Lenwell. Marcia Lenwell . . Secretary -Treasurer Mrs. Lenwell Sponsor Ronnie Rliodes .... Vice-President Bob Menzie President Janet Noble Historian F.T.A. We remember the Fall District meeting at Columbia City attended by Bob Menzie, Marcia Lenwell, Carolyn Griffith, and Mrs. Lenwell. We also remember the banquet held in April, our Christmas party held at Janet Noble ' s home, and helping the teachers grade final examinations. SITTING, Left to Right; R. Makemson, M. Stump, M, Lenwell, Mrs. Lenwell, B. Menzie. J. Noble, R. Rhodes. STANDING: M. Smith, C. Davis, J. Flora, K. Pollock, G. Archer. B. White, E. Cotton, J. Ashely, K. Howell, J. Kilgore, R. Conley, V. Schaller, M. Ellison, P. Bolt, T. Tom, E. Sloan, D. Rosborough, B. Leedy, E. Meeks, C. Wright. STANDING: Beth White. Sheila Outcelt, Carolyn Griffith, Janet Noble, Nancy Mowrey, Cindy Reid, Vicky Schaller, Rose Wiegand, Doris Rosbrugh, Jim Biltz, Lynn Coble, Larry Snyder, Ella Ree Sloan, Mike Gregory, Beverly Sleighter. SEATED: Marcia Lenwell, Janet Wright, Mrs. Boley, Nancy Trump, Joan Harris. These were the moments to be lived over for the Thespians: meetings for plans and practice; speech trips to Howe, to New Haven, and to Warsaw; a Christmas party at Nancy Jo Trump ' s with Mrs. Kaye Smith ' s program taking us on a trip to sunny Spain; the annual spring festival at North Webster where we earned twelve superior ratings of the eighteen entered; our meeting with the Library Club for guests and delightful Mar- garet Winters who took us back to the Kentucky hills with her program about the folk song festival; and finally our May banquet to honor the senior speakers. Secretary . . . Sponsor . . . . Parliamentarian . Vice-President . President . . . . Treasurer . . . , . Janet Noble , . Mrs. Boley Beverly Sleighter , . Larry Snyder . . Nancy Trump . . Joan Harris D. Rosbrugh, D. Miner, E.S. Sloan, R. Wiegand, D. Hanley, S. Weaver, V. Schaller, N. Mowrey, C. Griffith, J. Harris, L. Coble, M. Stump, R. Makemson. SEATED; Miss Yontz. Miss Yontz . . Ella Ree Sloan Diana Miner . Joan Harris . . Spor . . Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer . . . . President The past year there have been many moments for the Library Club to remember: the fall picnic at Miss Yontz ' s home, the Christmas party atFooand Faye ' s, and the jobs in the library from working on books to cleaning house. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED; J. Crouch . . N. Trump . . V. Schaller . . Mrs. Moe . . . STANDING; J. Wright . . . E. Barnes . . . . . . . Parliamentarian J. Harris . . . C. Reid .... J. Noble . . . F.H.A. The serious times such as Formal Initiation, Fall District Meeting at Goshen, Spring meeting at Purdue University and too the fun we had at Informal Initiation, the Christmas party, the Come as You Are Party and the Eat and Run Supper will linger long in our memories. SEATED, Left to Right; E. Barnes, J, Wright, J. Crouch, V. Schaller, N. Trump, J. Harris, J. Noble, C, Reid. ROW TWO; B. Gebert, B. Sleighter, R. Makemson, B. White, C. Wright, B. Leedy, R. Conley, Phillips, Phillips, J. Keener, S. Cole, J. Akers. ROW THREE; C. Wise, M. Ellison, T. Tom, S. Smith, P. Bolt, J. Sievers, C. Rosbrough, J. Harter, S. Humphries, J. Wertenberger, T. Menzie, K. Lenwell, M. Smith, L. Beebe, E, Meeks, Mrs. Moe. President . . . Vice-President Secretary . , Treasurer . . Reporter . . . Sentinel . . , Sponsor . . . . Phil Conley . Bob Danner . Bob Collier . Bill Stump Bob Rosbrugh Kenny Boggs . . Mr. Reed FIRST ROW: L. Stevens, J. Collier, D, Rider, J. Parker, J. Scott, C. Langohr, N. Caudill, S. Maloy, Mr. Reed. SECOND ROW: D. Harris, E. Ewing, B. Collier, M. Mosher, B. Stump, J. Stump, B. Danner, J. Howard, R. England. THIRD ROW: P. Smith, G. Lee, P. Conley, A. Stump, J. Rhodes, P. Beery, H. Ousley, C. Lehman, E. Rliodes, M. Evans. FOURTH ROW: R. Rienersma, M. Glumac, P. Rhoades, S. Kerr, R. Rosbrugh, W. Carlin, E. Cotton, T. Sherman, K. Boggs, J. Ousley. Ml BASKETBALL QUEEN AND COURT PEP BAND ROW ONE: M. Glumac, Gary Harter. Roger Earnhart, Paul War- ner, Barb Kerr. E. Faurote. ROW TWO: Mary Lou Ellison and Beth Casner. ROW THREE: Mike Gregory. Doug Gregory, John Noble, and Bob Hackbirth. JUNIOR BAND ROW ONE: L. Harter. J. Faurote, J. Faurote, K. Ringgenberg, R, Mowery. ROW TWO: C. Rosbrugh, M. Kubake, M. Makimson, M. B. Rohm. P. Menzie, S. Trump, J. Scott, S. Likens, B. Schuldt. S. Maloy, J. Ross, C. Seivers, S. Collier, B. Evans, K. Rood. ROW THREE: C. Lenwell, J. A. Ashley, Mr. Marsh, T. Evans, K. O ' dell, R. Smith, J. Stump, G. Weigand, J. Tuttle, and T. Walgamuth. ROW ONE; Paul Warner, Sharon Pequignot, Janet Noble, Jayne Tuttle, Becky Gebert, Mary Lou Ellison, and Marcia Lenwell. ROW TWO; John Noble, Jim Tuttle, Roger Earnhart, Gary Harter, Max Glumac. Jack Harter, Ed Rlioades, Dee Harris, Larry Snyder, and Mr. Marsh. TWIRLERS ROW ONE Brenda Leedy Sharon Smith Sandy Humprhies Becky Gebert Cinda Wright ROW TWO Barbara Kerr Sheila Outcelt Kathy Burnsworth ROW ONE: K. Burnworth, C. Faroute, D. Ellison, Stickney, E. Habagger, P. Lightfoot, P. Warner, Mr. Marsh, Director; J. Wright, M. Lenwell. L. Snyder, R. Hackbirth, B. Casner. ROW TWO; B. Leedy, J. Seivers, R. McConnell, S. Zorn, C. Beery, S. Williamson, C. Tuttle, M. Glumac, R. Reid. ROW THREE: S. Smith, L. Stevens, L. Stickler. ROW FOUR: S. Outcelt, L. Beebe, P. Blitz. Larry Stevens Paul Warner Roger Earnhart Jane Tuttle Brenda Leedy Tamara Menzie Mary Ellison J. Wertenberge Kathy Lenwell Pat Lightfoot Sharon Pequign Janet Noble Carol Wise Cinda Wright Carol Tuttle Beth White Barbara Kerr Becky Gebert Director Mr. Marsh STATE FINALISTS ROW ONE: B. Kerr, J. Tuttle, M. Ellison, C. Zorn, D. Gregory, J. Noble. ROW TWO: C. Wright, K. Lenwell, J. Wertenberger, B. O ' Dell, S. Regenos, P. Dile, J. Stump, D. Harris, M. Gregory, D. Wise, J. Haywood. ROW THREE: B. Gebert, J. Noble, S. Pequignot, T. Menzie, E. Rlioades, J. Harter, C. Wise, R. Earnhart, G. Harter. ROW FOUR: S. Humphries, B. White, E. Barnes. President Vice-President . . Secretary- Treasurer Reporter Student Director. . , . Gerry Harter , . . Paul Warner Sharon Pequignot . .Janet Wright . . Mike Gregory ROW ONE: D. Rosbrugh, T. Gates, L. Beebe, J. Wright, J. Tuttle, E. Meeks, R. McConnel, ], Noble, B. Gebert. ROW TWO: Mr. Marsh, B. White, C. Wise, S. Outcelt, E. Barns, J. Crouch, S. Humpliries, S. Pequignot, P. Lightfoot, C. Rosbrugh, P. Bolt. ROW THREE; M. Ellison, S. Weaver, A. English, R. Wiegand, V. Shaller, M. Snyder, D. Miner, C. Reid, T. Menzie, C. Griffith, C. Lenwell, J, Harter. ROW FOUR: T. Keener, L. Snyder, G. Cone, M. Glumanc, J. Kilgore, G. Harter, B. Menzie, R. Logan, M. Gregory, L. Stevens, J. Harter. Pianist: M. Lenwell. CHORUS OFFICERS President M. Lenwell Vice-President B. Menzie Reporter V. Shaller Student Director R. Weigant Librarian L. Beebe Secretary-Treasurer J. Noble ALL - SPORTS TROPHY THAT 1961-62 VARSITY BASKETBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Garth Cone, Ray Slusher, Phil Conley, Steve Kerr, Bob Rosbrough, Wayne Carlin, Gary O ' Dell, Rick Kerr, Jim Kilgore, Bob Menzie, Robin Stickney, Kerry Riggenberg. CENTER: Man- ager, Tom Flora, Coach, Tom Sittler, Manager, Ron Rlioades. Under the reign of first-year mentor, Tom Sittler, Pierceton’s Cubs regained some of the basketball prestige which had been missing for several years. The Cubs closed the season with a fine 13-9 record. With eight of the first twelve returning, 62-63 should be an even better year, SCHEDULE Syracuse L Etna Green W Claypool W Leesburg w Columbia City L ■“Leesburg w South Whitley W “North Webster w Milford W ‘■ ■‘Mentone L Warsaw L Manchester W Silver Lake L Wakarusa W Larwill W North Webster L Mentone L Albion W South Whitley W Akron W Manchester L ■ Warsaw L 4-Way Tourney County Tourney « Sectional Tourney Two for Gary. Senior center, Gary O ' Dell scored 376 points to lead his team and end a fine senior year. SECOND TEAM Jerry Blanchard, Kerry Ringenberg, Amauro Obregon, John Rhoades, Wayne Carlyn, Phil Rlioades, Dick Wells, Garth Cone, Mike Caudill, Paul Berry, Student Manager; Mr. Sitler, Coach. FRESHMEN TEAM ROW ONE: Cris Rood, Calvin Davis, Jim Mettler, Steve Brown. ROW TWO; Gary Archer, Gail Danner, Tom Long, Steve LaLone, John Noble, Mike Evens. ROW THREE: Jim Flora, Student Manager; Amauro Obregon, Rex Reid, Dick ' Wells, Gary Faudree, Coach. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL 8TH GRADE TEAM ROW ONE: Ed Shepherd, Neal Meloy, Chester Zorn, Tony Huff. ROW TWO: Doug Gregory, Dick Stickney, Joe Shepherd, Barry Reed, Glen Reimersma. ROW THREE: Bill Given, Bill Bailey, Mike Miner, Art Obregon, Henry Hall. 7TH GRADE TEAM ROW ONE: John Lehman, Steve Orr, Robert Osborn, Jimmy Scott. ROW TWO: Jimmy Faurote, Gary Ellenwood, Johnny Faurote, Jimmy Tuttle. ROW THREE: Steve Likens, Phil Albert, Dana Cone, Clint Fletcher. UNDEFEATED COUNTY CHAMPS! KNEELING: Chris Rood, Gary Archer, Doug Rood, Garth Cone, Kerry Riggenburg, Student Manager. Tom Flora. STANDING: Coach Gary Faudree, Robin Stickney, Rex Reid, Jim Kilgore, Bob Menzie, Raymond Slusher, Phil Conley, Kenny Boggs. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Elbert Hall, Calvin Davis, Gale Danner, Tom Long, Doug Rood, Mike Caudill. SECOND ROW: Larry Alley, Jim Flora, Steve Lalone, Mike Evans, Gary Archer. THIRD ROW: Garth Cone, Chester Goodman, Scott Hanley, Bob Danner, John Noble, Jerry Blanchard. FOURTH ROW: Mike Coyle, Amauro Obregon, Steve Kerr, Phil Conley, Jim Kilgore, Mike Gregory. FIFTH ROW: Dick Wells, Bob Menzie, Robin Stickney, Tom Flora. SIXTH ROW: Tony Sherman, Dan Mowrey, Rex Reid, Rick Kerr, Raymond S lusher. COUNTY CHAMPS HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY FRONT ROW: John Howard, Bob Rosbrough, Bob Danner, Steve Kerr, Jim Kilgore, Coach, Tom Sittler. SECOND ROW: Gail Danner, Rick Kerr, Mike Gregory, Dick Wells, Jerry Blanchard, Garth Cone, Jim Moore. CONGRATULATIONS! COUNTY CHAMPS Coach Go Bob! What ' s so interesting : Nice going Garth! Flying saucers Rick? GO! JR. HIGH BASEBALL FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ed Christoffel, Bob Osborne, George Wiegand, Steve Orr. SECOND ROW: Glen Riemersma, John Faurote, Dana Cone, Doug Gregory, Clint Fletcher, Jim Faurote, Jim Ross. THIRD ROW: Mister Lehman, Dick Srickney, Bill Bailey, Mike Miner, Barry Reed, Art Obregon, Ross Osborne, Steve Likens. JR. HIGH TRACK FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Roger Alley, Joey Stump, Jim Scott, Bob Osborne, John Lehman, Jim Tuttle, Tim Walgamuth. SECOND ROW: Randall O’Dell, Joltn Faurote, Chester Zorn, Steve Orr, Clint Fletcher, Jim Faurote. Jim Ross. THIRD ROW: Dana Cone, Doug Gregory, Gary Ellenwool, Glen Riemersma, Donald Bays, Charles Creekmoore, Ross Osborne. FOURTH ROW: Dick Stickney, Mike Miner, Bill Bailey, Art Obregon, Barry Reed, Steve Likens. 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The school prom we had that springy the smiles and tears that grade cards brings Jll J J Jll We irin have these MO-MEHTS TO RE-MEM-BER, The qui-et talks, the nois - y fun, aH-sports tro-phy that we won, l ve these . 0 . 1 T-;: , — h ; — hk — -Jinn ' Al l — V 9 g 14 - al 4 - — r ■r-i MO-HENTS TO RE - MEM - BER, Tbo ' avn-mer toms to irin-ter and tho Jif jj r If J The laugh-ter we were glad to shaar will e - cho thru the years When oth - er nights and oth • er days may find us gone our sep’-rate ways. We will have these MO-MENTS TO RE- MEM - BER. MEIM — BER, fJOBERT HAC,KB)� ?TH