Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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e CGdCi COACH BILL ELIAS Although only here for one year, Bill Elias has risen to amazing popularity, and is sincerely wel- comed by everyone to R.H.S. with hearty approval. Producing one of the finest football teams we have ever seen on our field, and encouraging an up- rising enthusiasm for wrestling, is indeed suffi- cient proof of his fine capability as coach. From those in his classes, a multitude of compliments- and praises spring out without hesitation. Friendly to all, likable and sincere; we can readily see that his presence is an admirable asset to our school . . . COACH PAT MALASKA To Pat Malaska, we give everlasting thanks for the undying enthusiasm which is packed into bas- ketball. Tho, this year, the Satans failed to go far, nothing but compliments can be in store for the up and coming Devils. A coach of rare ability and sincerity, anything short of praise and compli- ments would fall short of being a sufficient de- scription. As baseball coach, he doesn ' t hesitate to duplicate his skill in turning out top-rank squads with material at hand. Yes, R.H.S. can truly say we are proud to have Pat Malaska as our coach . . . Page IS

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SOCIAL SCIENCE FORUM Row 1 ; Gene Strauss, Bill Pennery, Jim Bailey, Dick Milligan. Row 2: Tom Milligan, Betty Stump, Karen Bronnock, Nancy Van Voorhis, Jane Scheike, Elsa Wuertenberger, Don Doerflein, Raymond Clarke. Row 3: Delbert Murphy, Mrs. Stra- hon, Shuria Schenck, Pat Chris, Ann Stoddard, Peggy Barringer, Delores Brower, Rosemary Sanders, Gerald Ste- vens, Duone Mendenholl, Jerry Men- denholl. Row 4: Bob Ladd, Dick Atwell, Ed Brontner, Bill Bollinger, Joe Ridgeway, Dick Ferguson. Row 5: David Winburn, Curtis Kid- well, Gail Perkins, George Tripp, Jack Dickey. FUTURE TEACHERS Row 1 : Ann McFeely, Barbara Fore- man, Donna Moe Smith, June Samuels. Row 2: Shirley Ruhl, Pauline Bau- mer, Jane Baker, Mrs. Shallenburg, Corolee Walters, Miriam Tollifson. Row 3: Potty Morgan, Carol Kauper, Ellen Keyser, Myrna Chandler, Mary Lou Scott, Marilyn Miller. HOME EC. CLUB Row 1 : Evelyn Sauer, Pat Jett, Bar- bara Street, Pauline Crouch, Thelma Wheeler, Betty Mays, Marlene Cott- man, Imogene Sellers. Row 2: Mrs. Parker, Maxine Wil- liams, Freda Byrum, Marilyn Shepard, Joanna Leonhart, Barbara Markey, Alice Lone, Virginia Lohrey, Lucretio Archy, Vivian Goble, Natha Walker, Winifred Sellers. Row 3: Patsy Roots, Mary Russell, Delores Brower, LouAnn Coll, Rosemary Sanders, Elsa Wuertenberger, Ruth Vo- gelgesang, Jeonette Schneider, Jeannine Lahman, Coleen Retz, Norma Heistand, Algetha Whitehead, Morilyn Hatter, Margaret McCown, Jean Bailey, Grace Cela, Mary Frances Woodson, Helena Bennett, Barbara Shaffer, Janet Aus- terman, Melva Crandell, Marlene Adams, Jewell Cordell, Naomi Hasse, Patsy Cave. To these three clubs, our hots go off, as being fine examples of organizations with the future in ' mind. Understanding the happenings of the day, preparing for a future occupation, and learning how to manage a home; what could be better illustrations to prove the point that our school plans ahead for the stu- dents . . . Page 12

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JERRY BARTZ — B.S., M.S. Track and Football B team coach CLARENCE CHASE — B.A., M.A. Tennis and assistant Supervisor of Intra- murals HUBERT ETCHISON— B.S., M.S. Basketball B team and assistant Foot- ball coach DUDLEY JOHNSON— A.B., M.S. Cross country coach and Supervisor of Intramurals S , PALMER SPONSLER — A.B., M.S. Golf coach LYMAN LYBOULT— A.B., M.A. Athletic Director LOWELL STAFFORD — A.B., M.A. Faculty Manager Page 14