Pinnell High School - Pinnell Yearbook (Lebanon, IN)

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enior tat isfics David wayne Robertson nwhy couldn't I have been born rich instead of so good-look1ng?' Annual Staff, Class Officer-jyrs., H1-Y, byrs., Basketball-3yrs., Baseball- 2yrs., Track-lyr., Class Play-2yrs. Linda Lou Rucker 'Give the ready hand, not the ready tongue.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-3yrs., Chorus-3yrs., Band-6yrs., 4-H, 7yrs., Music Contest-Byrs., Librarian-Zyrs., Girls State-1957 Ovid Bay Scott 'when I start feeling ambitious, I lie down until the feeling goes away.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-lyr., H1-Y, Zyrs., Baseball-lyr., Basketball-lyr., Student Manager-lyr., F.F.A.-lyr. George Alfred Wethington 'Never a devil, but far from a sa1nt.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, H1-Y, 3yrs., Baseball-3yrs., Basketball-3yrs. Track-2yrs., Class Play-2yrs. enior Class Will We, the members of the Class of 1958, being of sound mind and body, do hereby make this our last will and testament. I, James Acton, will my loan-car to any chap who needs it after a mishap. I, Norman Bennington, will my ability to sleep to Peabody,so better hours he may keep. I, Jerry Brownlee, will my friendship with dogs to anyone with legs made of logs. I, Lester Davis, will my ability to get along with the gals to Mickey Robertson and the rest of my pals. I, John Dlnsmore, will my saddle oxfords to Larry Robertson. Some day you may fill them and be outclassed by none. I, Eleanore Dodson, will my shy and bashful ways to Janet C. or any others who will use them properly. I, Lee Duff, will my small appetite to Gene Cordray because he needs it, from what people say. I, Marjorie Duncan, will my driving, speedy and fast, to Carol An Hickman so long as her Ford will last. I, Marilyn Lottes, will my ability to get along with Mr. Reed to the Sophomore girlsg my advise please heed. I, Carolyn McCla1ne, be secretaries. I, John Randle, will find it as enjoyable as I, Mary Randle, will that you are victorious will my typing abilities to ambitious gals hoping to my affinity for Wells to walter B. I hope you will I have thus far. my battle experience to Mary Alice Pounds, I ho e in all of your rounds. I, David Robertson, will my talents in salesmanship to Gene Clements for whom I have a special tip. I, Linda Rucker, w1lJ.all mysubstitute teaching to any who such experience is seeking. I, Ovid Scott, will my old Chevy with rattler and all to Stevie Hiland. I know he'll have a ball. I, George Wethington, will my driving record to anyone with insurance and faith in the Lord.

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Annual enior fafistics James H. Acton 'Better to wear out than rust out.' Staff, H1-L1 hter Staff, Class Play-Zyrs., Class Officer-lyr., H1-Y, M E yrs., F.F.A.-lyr., -H, 8yrs., Basketball-3yrs., Track-2yrs. Norman Dee Bennington 'Most great men are dead or dying and I don't feel so well myself.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, 4-H, Cyrs., Student Manager-2yrs., F.F.A.-lyr. Annual Gerald Eugene Brownlee 'You scare me,and I'm not scared of anybody.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Basketball-Myrs., Track-3yrs., Class Play-Zyrs. 4-H, 5yrs., H1-Y, jyrs., Class Officer-2yrs. Annual Lester Lee Davis 'Some are wise, some are otherw1se.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Hi-Y, Byrs., Chorus-3yrs., Basketball-lyr., 4-H, byrs., F.F.A.-2yrs. Eleanore Joyce Dodson 'True to her work, and her fr1ends.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-2yrs., Chorus-3yrs., Sunshine Society-byrs. John Robert Dinsmore 'A lot of humor, a lot of sense.' Annual Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-2yrs., Basketball-byrs. Baseball- Uyrs., Track-3yrs., 4-H, Byrs., H1-Y, byrs., Class Officer-3yrs., Cookie of the year award in 1954-55, Field goal award in 1956-57, Booster award in 1956- 57, Hoosier Boys State in 1957. Annual Lee Duncan Marjorie 'A voice ever soft and gentle.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-3yrs., Chorus-jyrs., Band-Zyrs., Yell Leader-Zyrs., Sunshine-Uyrs., Music Contest-lyr. Annual F.F.A. Annual Zyrs., Annual 2yrs., Annual Uyrs., Annual 3yrs., William Lee Duff 'He changes hair oil every twenty m1les.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Officer-lyr., H1-Y, byrs., Chorus-Zyrs., Zyrs. Marilyn Sue Lottes 'Don't take life too seriouslyg you'll never get out of it al1ve.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Sunshine-byrs., 4-H, 7yrs., Band-5yrs., Chorus- Musio Contest-Zyrs., Librarian-3yrs., Class Play-Zyrs. Carolyn Sue McCla1ne 'Pleasant smiles and good words for all.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Sunshine-Uyrs., 4-H, 7yrs., Band-5yrs., Chorus- Music Contest-Zyrs., Class Play-jyrs., Yell Leader-lyr. John Wesley Randle 'A leader of men, a follower of women.' Staff, H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-Zyrs., Basketball-byrs., Baseball- Track-Byrs., H1-Y, byrs. Mary Alice Randle 'Smile and the world smiles with youg frown and it wrinkles your face.' Staffa H1-Lighter Staff, Class Play-Byrs., Sunshine-byrs., Class Officer 4-H, yrs., Chorus-3yrs., Music Contest-lyr., Librarian-Zyrs.

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Twelve Years Af Pinnell enior Class History As the class of 1958 entered Pinnell High School in the fall of 1954, we looked through the window and saw stretched before us four long years of hard work before our ultimate goal, graduation, could be attained. To guide our olass's efforts throughout our first year, John Dlnsmore, Mary Alice Randle, Lee Duff, and David Robertson, were elected as class of- ficers. Mrs. Capllnger was our class sponsor. Entering our Sophomore year John Dlnsmore was elected President, with Mary Alice Handle, David Robertson, and James Acton also officers. when Mrs. Caplinger res1gned,Mrs. Gadsln took her place as our sponsor. As Juniors we bundourselves one year closer to graduation. we worked feverishly to build up our treasury for the Senior trip. David Robertson, Mary Alice Randle, Linda Rucker, and Jerry Brownlee, were elected as offic- ers. Our high light of the year was our Junior play, 'Deadly Ernest.n September, 1957, found us electing John Dinsmore as President assisted by Jerry Brownlee, Linda Rucker, and David Robertson. Our Senior play, 'Heap Big Cake,u was a success. At the end of March we found ourselves bound for Washington D.C. and New York. Then looking through the window, we could see that it was not the end but only the beginning, for April was here, with final exams, and our grad: uatlon.