Pike High School - Pikes Peek Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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Barbara Jean Lopossa Paper Staff Annual Staff Dale Hollingsworth h-H 9 yrs- Judging 6 Football I4 Track 2 Softball h Junior Play Annual Staff wa ai ,1,.., af 'SR A , ' J . as 3- , iQgsf A if lf' 1 .,an.: Denton Sebastian Annual Staff Basketball 2 yrs. Football 2 Sue Deugan Annual Staff PRETTY BABIES , f .2 ,w . ,R K, ,l,mx,.?x ' if .ma... Q' P WMV Q V, liz., , . '-fs-1 WRU? 5 fY1'Wan f'Na g5ilkhLJf,f Barbara Bugg llinnm NH T? G F -,J Z' Q ',.:1Q3v-f , .. ' Q, 9 ., Q. ,, .ar x nfl Barbara Lopossa 9' qv.. '- Q N- -+ W41'xW i . .K ' ,. L ' 4 f.. E 123-K x- ii ifg' Q. at xg,- . fi 'ak J t .V , ff? , .giifgk QA 5-ir 5 Jane Engeler jig, S f'aw1- Charlotte Hardin 4 1 F. ar N 4: , . P Judy Dillon Anita Dowling 2 X . N' V xSi.3,7' '1' :S 'K A .eu r.:- i, J m,..Q .5 ' if if- ' J V-wa-I' W, 'Z .. , .Q . ,, n A , ,EN v 3 iL,x' Donna Sloan Betty Wilson 10 Sue Deugan Edgar Cottinghan

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Jane Engeler Paper Staff Softball 2 yrs. h-H h Junior Play Annual Staff Girls' Sextet Junior Burden Football h yrs. QCo-captl Basketball - 1 h-H S h-H Judging Temnh Annual Staff Julia Fern Dillon Girls' Sextet 2 yrs. Paper Staff Annual Staff h-H 1 Anita Dowling Annual Editor Office 1 yr. Junior Play ,f-1 vi' . 'P v3 sat:- -if Q57 I WCS? N. 1 ,- 45 K 5. il! If lil ,,b ff Betty Wils n Paper Staff b-H 3 yrs. Annual Staff Office - l Alice Wade h-H 8 yrs. Junior Play Annual Staff Charles Spencer Basketball l yr. Football l h-H l Judging Team Annual Staff Broad Ripple H. S.2 Louise Harvey Paper Staff Annual Staff Majorette 6 yrs. Drum Majorette l h-H 5

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Class History In September of 1939 there entered into the halls of Pike thirty-six eager seekers of excitement, new friendships, play, and whatever knowledge happened to be picked up along the way. Of the original thirty-six, only ten have remained. They are: Ellen Brooks, Mary Bernhardt, Etta Marie Burton, Charlotte Hardin, Arline Schooler, Alice Wade, Tom Anderson, and Allen Head. Two of the original ten, Barbara Bugg and Betty Wilson, moved away, but later returned. Our first grade teacher, Mrs. Nellie Smith, and second grade teacher, Miss Marjorie Davis, helped us through the trials and tribulations of our early school career. During these two years Dale Hollingsworth and Jane Engeler, respectively, entered our class. Mrs. Blanche Wagle, our third grade teacher, and the class welcomed a new student, Louise Harvey, who was destined to become a permanent member. Our fourth grade teacher was Miss Jeanette Sandlin, now Mrs. Bush. New enrollments in our class this year were: Judy Dillon, Donna Jo Sloan, Theodore Potter, and Edgar Cottingham. John Snyder was with us for a brief period of two weeks, but later returned when we were freshmen to become our class president for four happy high school years. In our fifth school year with Mrs. Helen Huffer as our teacher, we were joined by Bill Hayden and Joanne Rodibaugh. Miss Evelyn Reed was our sixth year teacher. At this time Marilue Gentry and James Guilfoil became members of our class. During the September of 19145 we embarked upon the second half of our school career wnen we entered the seventh grade with a class of thirty-five. Because of the Wdensityn of our class, we were divided into two groups with Mrs. Beulah Frist and Miss Evelyn Heed as our supervisors. Sue Deugan entered our class at this time to become a permanent member. Mr. Voris Smith, our eighth grade sponsor, with a sigh of relief passed us on to the high school teachers for the last rou d of our twelve year Wtermn. The following September we enrolled in high school. Anita Dowling, Caroline Siemantel, Rosie Towns, John Snyder, and Dwaine Bell joined our ranks. Mr. Everett Daniels was given the task of being our sponsor for three glorious years. Three weeks after school started we became full-fledged high school members after a thorough initiation by the senior class. Later in the year our revenge was complete when our class defeated the seniors in the class tourney consolation game 0 ll