Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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We should all be proud of the chance to study such a wide variety of courses. ,Q rg V K .31 is l The Rembrandts of the 20th cen- tury display their talents. 4951 ...ni Blended voices of our fine concert choir can be heard com- ing forth from Mr. Melton's third hour. HAD FUN IN SPRING Crowded, wasn't it? Games, dances, and dozens of other ac- tivities make our school life extraordinary. We appreciate all the effort of the commit- tees, and the cooperation of the faculty to make our activities complete. eft '1fL t -A - IN SUMMER WE REALIZED THAT IT HAD BEEN A GREAT YEAR . . We had a wonderful Mardi-Gras. Booths for flowers to human pin- ball machines could be found at this great affair. This was an outstand- ing affair in our great year. 9 Mr. Alexander and some class members interviewing Victor and Vincent Vitamin, Class of 1827, on the biological effects of crossing present day streets with red traffic lights. sw Elsa aw, 1 53:1 !Z?..1, i' Some of bovs m Miss I xml s cooking dass about to test some pwlng, lock just out of the atomic nven Lady of Spain explaining some of the fine points of bull fighting in arena 316. Wayne and Lewis laying plans for a pile of sawdust. C33 'Q-1.4 NX and some class members probe into the affairs of that Silas Marner. 9 Wi as ,Q - ' , ji 5 is M , g l , k l I My ykk ,. 4' Q ii, ' ' , if 1 ' W af, i f L M' 5 XZ W. 3 WWW f .531 1'K .w5f'::f' xi' K , 2 5- ,arg flii H V ei- E56 x Q M ,. F, 3, Q if 5 5 4 .1 K wif 55? fr wx? M -Q A As ie V My Z fe 4, , W .M . iffglyng P. n fl - 1 .5 .5 ':,' iw' -. 1 F? ..,,, , 5 :B-+ on M. 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A great friend of all of us as R.H.S. administrator, speech maker, and as an experienced authority on P.T.A. cuisine. School Board fseated left to rightJ-Mrs. Norman Pilgrim, Mr. Harold Mills Mr. Robert Herbst, Mr. Thomas, Mr. lVIalcolm Land. 13 Mr James C Farmer, Principal The spark plug of R.H.S .... imparter of fire, energy, and spirit. Possessor of an infec- tious devotion to all those qual- ities that make our school a better place. Mr. Manlove, Dean of Boys-Mr. Manlove Will be remembered for his devilish smile, his ability to remem- ber names, and his many other per- sonality traits that have enabled us to have a better school and to be liner citizens tomorrow. Miss Erdahl, Dean of Girls-A helping hand through the past and present, with an eye on the future. R, VV. ACTIVITIES BOARD Their contribution to our great year cannot go unrecognized. They are a duly elected body of forty-one homeroom representatives who work together for the benefit of all of us. OFFICERS OF ACTIVITIES BOARD-Seated fleft to rightba Judy Patterson, Treasurer, Jenny Jo Emslie, Sec- retary. Standing fleft to rightj : Dale Steele, Vice-President, Frank DeardorH, President, Fred Cooper, Sergeant at Arms. First Row: Nancy Mills, Gayle Swick, Barbara Gilmore, Judy Patterson, Liz Vance, Jenny Jo Emslie, Sue Smith, Karen Wanninger, Donna Kercheval, Beverly Gabbard, Jane Baker, Joyce Martin. Second Row: Linda Hammer, Miss Erdahl adviserg Stephanie Long, Bill Ritz, Fred Cooper, Dale Steele, Dorothy Daniels, Pat Davis, Etta Jean Patterson, Lu Ann Carter. Third Row: Carol Foley, Tom Cummins, Frank Deardorff, Jerry Usher, Dick Kleman, Larry Hodge, Bert Miller, Joe Holinko, Bob Schenck. Fourth Row: Beulah Caudill, Barbara Thornburg, David Bridgeford, Larry Snyder, Joe Beckner, David Holthouse, Larry Blose, Bill Jackson, Ron Oberle. 16 Our library IT TAKES BOOKS 17 I A 1 TO MAKE A SCHOOL . We are fortunate to have such a complete library in Richmond Senior High School. The quiet atmosphere plus the pleasant ap- pearance gives us a fine place for study. It is under the competent management of Miss Mae King, our librarian, who is Willing to help everyone With his book problems. Mrs. Harold-In charge of the dis- tribution of all those rental books. Chief surgeon of the book hospital for fractured bindings and crippled pages. Office Staff From behind this desk each day, comes a smile, a helping hand, and much understanding from Mrs. Davenport and Mrs. Logue. Citizenship Day Officers Left fn rigl1f7VVzxyne Vansickle, Dean of Boysg Bob Barrett, Principal Josephine Astesano, Dean of Girls. 18 Custodians Our good friends whose fine services are reflected throughout our buildings and twenty-four acre campus. -Q- Cafeteria Staff Members of our cafeteria staff who not only prepare food for over 1,184 R. H. S. students, but are a part of a much envied system of school restaurant management. r We Q Q, U91 it A Q ' 5? W f I f an in -' 7 2' r gpg? gi' it f -in I 2 ,Q 'i- ' A, Q., 5 , W ' I9 FACULTY English Seated fleft to rightj-Miss Loretta Grothaus, A.B., M.A.: Miss Mary Alice Fornshell, B.A., M.A., Miss Emily Mur- phy, B.S., M.A.g Miss Mary Elizabeth Fihe, B.A., M.A., Mrs. Myrtle Shallen- burg, A.B., M.A. Standing fleft to rightb-Mrs. Uldean Hodgrin, B.A.g Mr. Clifford Keefer, M.S.g Mr. Harrold Sealock, B.A., M.S.g Mr. Charles Matthews, A.B.g Mr. Dudley Johnson, A.B., M.S.g Mr. Glenn Holder, A.B., M.A. Science Seated fleft to rightj-Mr. Ezra Mil- ler, Ph.D.g Miss Kathryn Coulter, A.B., A.M.g Miss Elma Eliason, B.S. Standing fleft to right?-Mr. Dwain Small, B.S., M.A., M.S.g Mr. Von Alex- ander, A.B., M.S. Mathematics Seated fleft to rightj-Mr. Wallace Brenneman, A.B., M.S.g Miss Julia Sperl- ing, A.B., Mr. Dwain Small, B.S., M.A., M.S.g Mr. Dale Seider, A.B., M.A. FACULTY Social Studies Seated fleft to rightj-Mr. Clarence Chase, A.B., M.A.g Miss Mildred Crabb, A.B., M.A., Mrs. Marguerite Strahan, A.B., M.A. Standing-Mr. Arthur Beckner, A.B., M.A.g Mr. Palmer Sponsler, A.B., M.S.g Mr. Richard Coons, A.B., M.A., Mr. Lowell Stafford, A.B., M.A. Foreign Language Miss Martha Clark, B.A., Spanishg Miss Loretta Grothaus, B.A., M.S., Lating Miss Mae King, A.B., B.L.S., Library. Physical Education ILeft to rightj-Miss Mildred Stinson, B.S., M.S.g Mr. Lyman Lybolt, A.B., M.A.g Mrs. Jane Williams, B.S. Standing-Mr. Charles Hilton, B.S., Mr. Jerry Bartz, B.S., M.S.g Mr. Wil- liam Elias, B.S. FACULTY Vocational Srfufml fleft to rigfhtjz M1'. VVillian1 Harsbman, H.S.g Mr. Ray Treasure, B.S., M.S.g Mr. Albert Sears. Sfunrling: Mr. Herbert Etchinson, ILS., M.S.g Mr. Otto llorner, B.S. Home Economics Srufvfl ileft to rigrhtl: Miss Mary Fossenkemper, A.B., M.A.g Miss Janet llzxncl, All., M.A.g Mrs. Jeanne Parker, -LIS., l5.S., M.S. Commercial Svfzfwl fleft to rigzhtj : Miss Meacham ILS., M.S.g Mr. Robertson, B.A., M.A.: Miss Sutton, B.A.g Mr. Sollars, M.A. Fine Arts Seated fleft to rightj-Mr. Edward Loar, B.A.g Mr. Ronald Melton B.S., M.N.g Mr. Ben Graham, B.A., M.A. 23 Bob Becker came to us last fall as an exchange student from Mainz, Germany. He was among 400 stu- dents from Western Germany spon- sored by various organizations in the United States. Bob was one of seventy-five sponsored by the Na- tional Catholic Welfare Conference. In the short time Bob has been here, he has added much to our classes. We will all be sorry to see him leave. First Row Rolley Robbins Chuck Robertson Mi. Robertson, Darrell Ronan, Duane Wambo Second Row Pauline Whalen Jo Ann Stultz Norma George, Ella Lawson, Veeda Brock, Jo Ann Barnard Marie Whalen Wanda Hoover Barbara Bodiker, Lois Laughlin, Darlene McMahan Carol Vance Janice Robertson Nancy Croff Sona Hoover. l A,vv-I -- -' - 'r. ..,-. ,-im: v-:' M ' ' ' M.-W,-wvgwyp, A 'En Q uf '16 ,Q ESR ,iw -1. Y, J NM W my WTM, 1 ,M ,, 7 , if wwkw 5 if fj cwwwm W, W SZ Hifi' T ifff' fy 1 ,rl . ,f ' f 4 . , x f j'f'M :K Q ., ' GN r-.N Q' 4 ijffw ek Q ' A-,,,. L N, n7,u- ? A i g 2 K A 'ry ,V , , 4 'i ' .' ', A JL 2 f f f HQ 15' 4 5 4 1 if 'N 'www Z2 1 , 5 'ZH 3 , MQW. ,W .5 , gp . M. .W , ,,,..,,,,.,, I L, M , ,ww .. M , , , f,,,,,,v 1' . 6 f '+L' S, dk' sf. J' I f if vi x . Y Y x , W., f if .Q ,, V , ,- 'V Q..-W' ,J , , , , 4 L , , 2 W .,,, v Q 9' 3,3 ig! , ' Q , 15? 2, f ,A fir X K 4.-in , 3 Ar 4 rv- V , il ll , c R ,J ff l , A :,, i , . at - lil- lf 1 .' ' ,gs V , v A A IA W f it J za 1 f V 1 -A ' im? W Zi mr J? 1 I daily- 44- .J i it fill, 2 : x. i . , 'Z fl' in M 92 1 ' js M i YJ ,L H. 5 A l m' .1 26 Phyllis Adams, Dale Alexander, Mari- lyn Austerman, Sammy Badgett, Jean- nine Bair, Carolyn Baker, Annie Bald- win, David Barrett. Eddie Bass, Bill Baxter, Milo Beam, Marjorie Behrman, Thomas Bell, Clay- ton Benjamin, Delores Bennett, Virginia Bloemke. Byron Blose, Lowell Brattain, Edward Bratton, Dale Bricken, David Bridge- ford, Lovetta Brock, David Brockman, Jim Brooks. George Brouse, Mary Brown, Ann Buche, Kenneth Bucher, Raymond Bur- den, Carolyn Bussen, Toni Byrum, Eve- lyn Cain. Regina Callahan, Fred Campbell, Mary Caplinger, Cecil Carpenter, Beulah Caudell, Joseph Cela, David Chamber- lain, Jeanette Chamberlain. Bob Chamness, Ardin Chaney, Mary Charles, Burgess Chasteen, Phyllis Cheesman, Mary Lou Christman, Edna Clark, Marilyn Clark. Ronnie Clark, Jimmie Colin, Darnell Collier, Joyce Connarroe, Diane Cook, Donald Coonrod, Joyce Copeland, Roger Cornett. Bryant Crockett, Paul Crouch, Mar- dell Crow, Jean Cummins, Tom Cum- mins, Joan Cuneo, Jerry Cudworth, Elaine Dallas. Lois Ann Deardorff, Robert Dees, Walter DeLong, Eris Dixon, William Drudy, Bob Elliott, Lou Ann Ellis, James Everett. Nilah Farwig, Lola Fietsam, Glenna Flatter, Jacqueline Fleetwood, Deborah Focht, Dave Foederer, Kenneth Fore- man, Doris Foster. Lois Foster, Jim Fox, Paul Fuller, Philip Furnas, Sue Gabbert, Tom Gad- dis, Jacqueline Gamble, Richard Gethers. Doral Dishman, Donna Goble, Caro- lyn Goodpaster, Betty Goodpaster, Rich- ard Gore, Helen Grandlinard, William Graney, Patsy Grimes. Marlene Gunnoe, Melinda Hafner, Ronny Hartman, Ronald Haisley, Carol Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Harold Hamm, Linda Hammer. Joyce Harlin, Eleanor Harris, Anne Marie Harrison, Donna Jean Harsh, Donald Hartcr, Jean Hartman, Bob Hasse, Marilyn Hathaway. Allen Hawkins, Frances Hensley, Roy Hensley, David Hicks, Gary Hinton. Henrietta Hirshburg, Philip Hirshfield, Terry Hitchcock. Phillip Harbourt, Pat Hayes, John Horton, Marilyn Hudson, Robert Hud- son, Bob Hughes, Bill Imhoff, Jerry Irwin. Janice Ison, Jane Jackson, Guy James, Lawrence Jenkins. Jerry Jennings, Bobby Johnson, Edith Johnson, Sonja Jones. Elizabeth Jucrling, Jiln Jucrling. Ruth Juerling, Lyda Kelley, David Kelsey, David Kem, Joyce Killen, Eugenia King. Rita King, Betty Jo Knight, Edward Knodle, Myrna Knoll, Patricia Knorpp. Nancy Krick, Bill Kuritar, Harold Kurtz. Gracie Ladd, Terry LaFuye, Berdie Jones, Warner Langevin, Esther Law- man, Barbara Lear, Lucinda Lee, Larry Logue. Ruby Long, Stephanie Long, Ronnie Longnecker. Betty Lukemire, Jerry Luker, Robert McFeely, Shirley Mc- Gathey, Don McGuire. VVanda Goodwin, Ross McKee, Eva McQueen, George Mackey, Bob Malot, Carol Markley, Betty Jane Marshall, June Martin. Joe Marzollini, Michaelle Mason, Rob- ert Meier, David Mendenhall, Janice Mendenhall, Diana Michael, Janet Mika- den, Coleman Miller. Doris Miller, Geneva Miller, John Miller, Mvra Miller, Homer Milligan, Robert Minor, Nancy Mills, Ruth Moegerle. if , J he . , I J Invg gg l 2' N , Q I ,,,l l V:,., iaz 'i I l M? iff fa ,j 23,1 - .mf X , 5931 if as ' J l , We , air 1 K5 ' 2 .J . ji J Q: lcraa 27 few, s he Wx. was is .. ,s.s a - 3 J if ,ra o r av J E. ,S it ,,:Q ' v aaa ,, J , 1 J it .. . , , 2 ,gl K x Es a T n J lzv if N . ,i 4' , U . sr . .5 A if Y r Fl 4 T, ., ,. 3 t Qi? A .. I F i U . if 1 J J ir ff, Eff : , J ig A ':-' i E 23 is i A V- we , ' ii 3. Ai :-. g .P J ' 4. .11 f - X i ,J Mary Moore, John Morris, Carol Mor- rison, George Murphy, William Murphy, Judith Murray, Nadene Naber. Chris Napier, Louis Narotski, John Nelson, Malcolm Nelson, Leathia New- man, Sidney Newton, Jerry Nichols, Mary Nolte. Marshall Nossett, Gail Oberholtzer, Phillip O'Connell, Patricia Osborne, Carl Owen, Ernestine Patterson, Dohn Pegg, Dick Pennington. Jack Pennington, Joseph Peters, Wil- liam Petty, Valeta Pfeiffer, Mabel Pfoutz, Bob Phillips, Barbara Pinker- man, Harold Poe. Janice Powell, Orville Powell, Gene Price, Edith Pugh, Kay Pullon, Shirley Quinn, Mary Rader, David Reddington. Darrell Rentfrow, John Rees, Paul Reid, Marilyn Richardson, Roy Ridge, Bill Ritz, Lee Rhoads, Roland Robbins. Audrey Robinson, Neil Robinson, Ricki Rodgers, Gladys Rowland, Charles Ruhl, Jewell Saylor, William Schafer, Nancy Schmidt. Julia Schneider, Ro-oma Selby, Jenna Sell, James Sharp, Nancy Jo Sheafer, Keith Sheffer, Diane Shellhorn, Carolyn Sittloh. Jim Skaggs, Clarence Smith, Duane Smith, Kyle Sparks, Jean Stegman, Gary Stevens, Kenard Stevens, Patricia Stevens. Asa Stinson, Catherine Stoddard, Wayne Stonecheck, Jack Stout, Carolyn Suveges, Gayle Swick, Larry Taggert, Richard Taylor. Rosemary Taylor, Donald Thalls, Bob Thomas, Stanley Thomas, Sandra Thompson, Tommy Thompson, Karen Todd, Jerry Uhte. Claudetta Utsler, Barbara Vogelge- sang, James Wagers, Mary Lou Walker, Richard Walker, Karen Wanniger, Shir- ley Warmuth, Joyce Weaver. Ronnie Adams, Willie Allen, Richard Ammon, Judy Angi, Wilma Beemer, Luanne Bennett, Dean Bishop, Larry Blose. , Barbara Bodiker, James Bonner, Karen Brehm, Ann Brisco, Virginia Brown, Joyce Butler, Marcia Byrum, Warren Castelluccio. Bernice Chandler, Frances Church, Fred Clark, Philemon Clark, Virginia Coulter, Curtis Davis, Richard Deam, Jayne Dickerson. Jacky Dixon, Shelby Dooley, Bill Drathring, James Enloe, Harold Erk, Joan Farr, Kenneth Flood, Ralph Fort- ner. Glen Garrett, Barbara Gilmore, Bar- Terry bara Goble, Patricia Gromer, Hageboeck, Harold Hale, Sandra Hall, Duane Harmon. Bill Harris, Beverly Hawkins, Marvin Hawkins, Ronnie Heath, Betty Heuing, Joyce Ann Hill, Annabel Hodson, Joyce Hughes. Bill Holder, Ronald Holthouse, Sonia Hoover, John Hopkins, Jerry Horney, Lee Inglert, Norma Howells, Raymond Kelley. John Kennedy, Glenna Kidwell, Ray- mond King, Donald Kutche, Meta Jo Lamb, Agnes Lakes, James Lane, Dar- nell Lewis. Bill Lovin, Jerry Lowry, Bill Mac Lemore, Joyce Marino, Joyce Martin, Mahilyn Maule, Mary Meinsen, Marilyn e e. Perry Miller, Jeanne Motsinger, Tom Murley, Tom Orem, Virginia Pawley, Gilbert Pennington, Rosemary Pfoutz, Bonnie Philbeck. Donald Pierce, Carolyn Pierson, Hugh Prater, Larry Reid, Richard Saine, Mary Sue Scherer, Jerry Sell, Donald Shipp. Shirley Shafer, Sue Shoemaker, Wal- ter Sieb, Beverly Smith, Bill Smith, gloyil Spicer, Charlene Stonebraker, Jim ou . an Fi f, w ill Y X, J J W 4 ,.t'? K llir , af ,tif 1 af 'Himsa J Q 3 .. - 5 4 . L I , T 'T K e l iifffwnl 7. A -f 125 ff 4 I ' 9 1 V I V ',,,-:, i Q. f in 'W I il tif ,iiiam z 1 H lltt , 7 nyea H 32 1-nf ii i: 55 1 he W '- J . - , B 'EN I ' J, E, nm , ,,,i,, , If I S, J H 2' H J .f fi i 1 ' if 4242? ., .. z W' lj ,,, 'V 3 'Sv 1 W . A YY , an J J. F - 29 -W 5 K4 I ak i .ig 5 2, Hu ,K , ,Legs in , S, ya :i www, U 7 . mi if' K 'lf W Egg Q 'Ani aw 7,-in eg: ,m,2 sf 1 g ff, ggiaf' ' ggw af ' Z wfazw - , 'riff Nat l lv V x 4' fl, iv lm: 53 r g 9 m X P 3, 1 a. I up- ' if 5' in ...Q- ALL IN A DAY'S WORK 31 1 I JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ernie Jarvis, President Joe Myers, Vice-President Janet Sue Curts, Secretary Marjorie Neff, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL First Row: Jerry Beach, Jane Deeter, Nancy Hall, Janet Sue Curts, Barbara Turner, Ruth Ann Whaley, Marjorie Neff. Second Row: Tom McKee, Bill Brawley, Ernie Jarvis, Jan Wright, Alan Crum, John Nicklas, Miss Fossenkemper. Third Row: Mr. Gladden, Karl Klute, Dick Gilmore, Tom Roper, Joe Myers, Bob Hotopp. 32 JUNIORS ,U :,.f f We I -Q 'aw-1 12 '4' J ' 221252 F - 'f W 1 W, 'fl f b H we .QQ is 'l l M 5' 'f,Q e . -V f w: -f-5.1, ,gall . , ar ,je 34 JUNIORS Jean Alcorn, Darrel Alvey, John Ash- man, Bill Azbill, Jane Backmeyer, Joyce Backmeyer, Phyllis Baker, Pat Bal- linger. Elizabeth Barth, James Bass, Frank Batchler, Joe Beckner, Clement Behnen, Richard Benner, Jeannette Blanton, Helen Bloemke. Robert Blossom, Pat Bolling, Kent Bowen, Melvin Brandon, Bill Brawley, Don Brenner, Anna Brown, Bennie Brown. David Brown, Bill Bryan, William Burden, Sonja Burr, Jim Bussen, Paul- ine Cain, Lu Ann Calkins, Joanne Can- non. Edward Carrico, Frank Chasteen, Wilbur Chenault, Frona Christy, Don Clark, Regina Clark, Willie Clark, Ron- ald Coble. Nancy Cole, Helen Collins, Charles Constable, Alice Coonrod, Ida Mae Cor- man, Richard Cox, Tom Coyner, Charles Coy. Don Crabtree, Walter Creech, Alan Crum, Connie Cummins, Janet Sue Curts, J. Lee Cussens. Betty Lou Dan- iels, Dorothy Daniels. Delores Dargie, Bob Darnell, Nancy Davis, Phil Dearing, Jane Deeter, Pat De Lay, Alice DeMeo, Carol Deubner. Michael Devito, James Drew, Shirley Drew, Betty Edward, Nancy Elliot, Frank Ellis, Jim Ellis, -James Eudaley. Bill Eudaley, Jack Evans, Terry Evans, Sylvia Farwigr, Dick Fisher, Jean Fitzgibbons, Tommy Fletcher, Carol Foley. Harold Foltz, Jim Fossenkemper, Jeanne Fox, Joanne Fox, Gayle French, Shirley French, Beverlee Fritz, Eliza- beth Garner. Florence Garrett, Larry Gaydosh, Sharon George, Jeannette Gerken, Filo- mena Gianinini, Dick Gill, Joan Glosson, Marvin Glover. Tom Goris, Juanita Goller, Bill Good- rich, Thelma Goris, Bob Graham, Jim Grau, Bill Gregory, Bob Grieswell. Maxine Hall, Nancy Hall, Bob Hamil- ton, James Hamilton, Suzanne Hardy, Joanne Harris, Kenneth Harris, Linda Hartzler. Nancy Fulton, Nancy Hasemeier, Jerry Haynes, Roberta Hayslett, Janice Heitz- man, Betty Hignite, Barbara Hoch, Joan Hollowitz. David Holthouse, Bob Hoover, Dwight Horner, Robert Hoskins, Bob Hotopp, Roberta Hunt, Ronald Huth, Sharon Huth. Ernest Jarvis, Mary Jenkins, Arnold Jett, Irene Johnson. Martha Jones, Sandra Jones, Shirley Jones, Ann Kaeuper. Tom Kanke, Kay Karn, Charles Karns, Richard Kasulas, Charles Kauff- man, Karl Kemper, Dick Klemann, Mary Ann Kline. Deborah Klute, Karl Klute, Wanda Knight, Elizabeth Knodle, Geraldine Koehring, Paul Krouse, Patricia Ladd, Harold Lahmann. Patsy Ann Laymon, John Laughlin, Judith Lehew, Barbara Loescher, Ralph Long, Lance, Longnecker, Ann McBride, Bill McFeeley. George McGathey, Carolyn McGrew, Gail McIntosh, Robert McLear, Darlene McMahan, Eleanor McManus, Charles Malone, Baxter Mason. Patsy Maze, Mary Ann Meek, Jim Meier, Faye Meyer, Dick Mikesell, Don Miller, Lowell Miller, Marilyn Miller. Paul Miller, Sharon Mitchell, Shirley Moore, Mary Ann Mullen, Bill Myers, Dan Myers, Gene Napier, Marjorie Neff. John Nicklas, James Noelker, Joyce Oakes, Ronald Oberle, Sylvester Ogle, Marry Parker, Robert Pardieck, Joe Par- rls . i ii I ,J ' ,lll 1. if ' - ts J y iy y? , , it J J .iff 2 I, . .i af we , W R y -- i - J ii' K 5 W 'SM if 'C M f f- 'if f ' ' V , ., , , ,I ,V1 f- o f faifi- 35 in I ' - ij, SJR? Q, 7 2 , If 'W in . SEP' Q 131 fha A -Hi. , N 15. ' , -.5 1? E -Aw 1 ,. ,iff ,K I J k re., ,, 1 L , , . . P i it l' LY J ill I A e A ,,f4- Q . M . f. , 1-lg! h1'w - . ,, it , f '1Q -- s , r il . P Q? is . V f- , L4 s A , m, Y I ,g .my ., ..', . V ff- - 5 i V ,Q ' Wi? l l P K L 1 . J, Q V 1 .if l 3 xiii 32 -3 ..: l , . , V I i c 9 A Vrkkr I In K 3 -. A ,, QQL A ' -.',' j I fi , -ef ,' if . , A 1 w i, 3551 ,, I P , ' ,J ,Q . fi -:.- -1 n V , , V ie ' , V - t WG L 9 : ig , , v,..,' .V :IV VV A -v-,. , Ql - V? . xii J l J i i ' H in gli Ak : P' l 'A i - ' 36 I, , is it Judy Patterson, Kenneth Paust, Jerry Pegg, Ronald Pegg, Mary Lou Penning- ton, Lewis Perkins, Carolyn Petry, Phyl- lis Pierson. Duane Pope, Jack Poulalion, James Poulalion, Nancy Raper, Elwood Reid, Ruthelma Reid, Carla Rethmeyer, Hazel Revalee. Dick Ricker, James Riggle, Jeanne Riggleman, Lewis Ripperger, Janice Robertson, David Rohe, Tom Roper, Carolyn Sasher. John Sanders, Stewart Sanders, Jane Schwemberger, Rodger Scott, Jim Sharar, Charles Shepard, Mary Shoe- maker, Archie Smith. Charlotte Smith, Dorothy Smith, Ozzie Smith, Sue Smith, Betty Soper, Rosemary Staley, Gutherie Stevens, Mary Jane Stolle. James Stoner, Henry Straight, Rose Sulprizio, Jerry Surface, Charlotte Sweet, Scott Swope, Elmo Tanner, Joan Taube. Jay Thomas, Dick Thompson, John Thurston, Joan Toney, Pat Troutwine, Barbara Turner, Jane Turner, Gerry Tuttle. Larry Tyra, Carole Vance, Elizabeth Vance, John Vance, Katherine Vance, Virginia Vanderveiet, Tom VanEtten, Jan Vogelsong. Bob Voorhees, Marilyn Walterman, Dick Ware, John Warren, Nancy Wells, Ronald Wharton, Barbara Ann Whitten, Marilyn Wickett. Carolyn Williams, Eugene Williams, Carol Ann Wilson, Joseph Wolford, Robe1't Woodward, Jan Wright, Duane Wyatt, Raymond Yedding. Ann Walker, Bob Young, Lora Zur- well, Carolyn Zwissler, Norma Aikin, Carolyn Alvey, Don Anderson, Ronald Bass. Jerry Beach, Patti Bell, Doris Benja- min, Janice Benn, Beverly Bennett, Bonnie Borders, Norman Brooks, Carol Sue Brown. Howard Brumley, Lloyd Carver, Betty Chasteen, Donald Clark, Pat Davis, Mau- rice Davis, Ronald Davis, Janet Dayton. George Decm, Larry Dunham, Dick Eastman, Gary Everett, Nellie Farmer, Larry Fields, Phil Fox, Jayne Gilliand. Dick Gilmore, Wanda Goodson, Max Gray, Nancy Groff, Geneva Haas, Suz- anne Hackman, Glen Haisley, Phil Hardwick. Duane Harmon, Bertie Hickman. Joe Holinko, Don Holt, Joanna Isom. Marilec Jackson, Lonnie James, James Johnson. Ann Kelly, Ruth Kinde1', James Kiser, Gene Kovaeh, Clark Leavell, Don Lieson, Vivian Livingston, Von Loop. Dale McConkey, Bill McDonald, Tom McKee, Marilyn Meir, Janet Martindale, Joe Myers, Bert Miller, Bob Miller. Bobby Mize, Duane Moorman, John Moriarity, Rachael Oberle, Mary Pen- nington, Roberta Phillips, Bob Porfidio. Larry Pool, Shirlce Prather, James Raper, Ruth Reddington, Darrell Ronan, Donna Ross, Bob Schenk. Pat Sharp, Harry Simpson, Imogene Stanley, Gail Stigleman, Russell Tinsley, Don Trotter, Doris Turner, George Van Meter. Booker T. Washington, Ruth Ann Wha- ley, Kay Lovin, Earl Willoughby, Nancy Jo Wills, Sidney Wissler, Shirley Witt, Pat Wolf. Jack Wright. S3 if 'T-'TJ' if. 2 pf' l E ' i .J Y! dl., Q j I e E Y I ' wi ' . q'3i7'iKl ,, qini J 1' 13 X, ga ivi .jr if 2 . J E 1 E 5' , , il if 'Z Abi' itil lg x s Lf,-Q3 J ',. I X z li ' fl ' . ,,'- ' 2i'..f ,V lie H Q? ,yi ,Q 4 , Q13 'A it M 'X R Q, , , ' ' wi 2 ill l 'f Ig V ,. , .fe ' Q ilii ..., Q V V ,,, 3 j . A , , 1 c l 37 IN THE HALLS Food I'm hungry-who has the pret- Zels? Conversation Hurry !-My bus is ready to leave! -Did you hear what SHE said?- I can never find anything in this locker! Peace and Quiet I'm sooo tired. Let's go home. FALL STAFF - Donna Kercheval, Vivian Livington, Mary Carolyn Gahre, Editorg Dorothy Hood, Roger Grimm. REGISTER STAFF SPRING STAFF-Seated fleft to right? : Dianne Miller, Pat Katte, Donna Kercheval, Larry Snyder, Editorg Mary Carolyn Gahre, Carol Crow, Ellen Keyser. Standing Cleft to rightj : Ann Inglert, Tom Holthouse, Mr. Holder, Adviserg Dorothy Hood. 39 vw' E . 1 , K . 1 Q: ., 4 ,EL m est? 51 ff,-fi-ak 4 nm QW 'P ,.,,.n-ww ,m.,.dl f SPORTS i '- ' 'f it L , iz Left to Right: Mr. Paul Garrison, Mr. James Farmer, Mr. Lyman Lyboult, Mr. Ned Berheide, Mr. Paul Dunlap, Mr. William King, Mr. Richard Jessup. 41 FOOTBALL This year We dedicated our foot- ball field to a most deserving gen- tleman, Mr. Lyman Lyboult. We Won again! Once again the cov- eted N.C.C. award was ours. Our team and coaches gave us the honor of being the school with the best football team in state. This is another event that added to our great year. COACHES During the three years Mr. Elias has been coach of our football team, he has been named Coach of the Year for two years. He has brought fame to RHS by leading our boys through two undefeated seasons in N. C. C. We are proud of Coach Elias and the great work he has done. He has made a lot of friends at RHS and we hate to see him gog but good-by Bill, and good-luck at Purdue. William Elias These two coaches add the final polish that makes our teams shine so gloriously on the basketball floor or athletic field. Their advice and devoted interest to R. H. S. and its students are a part of the many memories we take away. Mr. Hilton and Mr. Etchison 42 DOWN BOY!! The boys named to the first and second All-Conference team Were Bob Barrett, Lamar Lundy, Jerry Usher, Dale Steele, Tom Fletcher, Tom Holthouse, George Peters, and Charles Pete Malone. l Off to another game! They don't look a bit Worried or excited, but why should they? -. Q First Row : Charles Malone, Fred Cooper, Bill Ritz, Russell Tinsley, Terry Hitchcock, Tom McGill, Jerry Usher, Dale Steele. Second Row: Ron Bridgeford, Coleman Miller, Bob Rctherford, Bob Hoskins, Ronald Oberle, John Newland, Max Evans, Tom Holthousc, Lamar Lundy. FOOTBALL TEAM Under the blistering sun of August, Mr. Elias worked with this team, not knowing that it would be his last season as football coach of Richmondls second consecutive undefeated team and Indiana's 1952 mythical state champions. This great squad also Won the North Central Conference crown for the second consecutive year. The Red Devils scored a total of 484 points against their opponents. 44 ...Q ...fu P at f x . E V A I , ,, M JL .. - if 1 I First Row: Bob Barrett, Don Clark, George Peters, Joe Myers, Tom Fletcher, Larry Fields Warren Castellucio, John Ashman. , Second Row: Kenneth Harris, Calvin Brown, Alan Crum, Dennis Spicer, Frank Deardorff, John Nicklas, Roland Robbins, Ernie Jarvis. FOOTBALL SCCRES Richmond .... 27 C. C. Ft. Wayne .....,...... .... 6 Richmond ..,. 34 Frankfort ....,..,.s. .... 0 Richmond .... 66 Anderson ..isssY ...s,.s s...... 1 3 Richmond .... 60 New Castle ...,.,s.,......... 0 Richmond .... 54 Broad Ripple .......... 6 Richmond .... 46 Kokomo .,....cc f ,.v.i.....c,....., 7 Richmond .... 85 Logansport ,,....,i........,.ccc... 0 Richmond .... 32 Ft. Wayne Central ........ 0 Richmond .... 48 Marion ................. 0 Richmond .... 32 Lafayette ...... ....... 2 0 45 .4 WW!! First Row: Student Manager, Dick Ware, Gene Williams, Mardel Crow Bob Hotopp Joe Beckner, Bob Royston, John Nicklas, Tom Bell, Jim Bonner, Benny Blown Bob Charles, Don Whitehead, Student Manager. Second Row: Terry Hitchcock, Dick Kasulas, Charles Sheperd, Tom Ropcr Earl Willoughby, Bill Drudy, Booker Washington, Coach, Charles Hilton, Dave Barrett Lowell Miller, Dick Walker, Dave Bridgeford, Bill Ritz, Bob Bostick. THE A TEAM'S TOUGHEST COMPETITICN Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Muncie ..v... 19 New Castle 35 New Castle 0 Muncie it 32 Mighty cold sittin' when we watched them play. A body in motion re- mains in motion unless act- ed upon by an outside force. Red Devils burn Lafa- yette to a crisp despite the fire trucks. Tom Holthouse, Mr. Elias, Mr. Farmer, Mr. Smith, Dale Steele. RlCHMOND'S SECOND N.C.C. FOOTBALL AWARD 48 BASKETBALL Mr. Beckner . . . Our swell coach. A power-plus year! Propelled by Coach Beckner, our lads opened a promising season and lived up to that promise. Across town the ringing of the victory bell became a popular tune that held first place on all of our hit parades . Coach Beckner's philosophy that every player is a potential first team member made for some highly spirited competition and brought out the best in all these fellows. The scores run up by this high flying cluster of stars in the Hoosier heavens reflect their excellent ball-handling, basket-making, and team coordination. Our great year was made greater by these good friends and fellow students. 49 Left Io -right: Joe Beckner, Tom Fletcher. Ernic Jarvis, Phil Hardwick, Pete Malone, Alan Crum, Tom Holthouse, Lamar Lundy, Milo Beam, Darrell Alvcy, Wayne VanSickle, Jerry Lawrence, Pegg, Terry Hitchcock, Bill Wright. Center tleft to rightl: Dick Stanley, Pat Sharp. Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond Richmond .,..c , Richmond, 92 67 77 51 55 70 69 72 47 70 BASKETBALL TEA Season Games Lille-rty 50 Connersville c.... 38 New Castle .ccc , , ,,,c,,,i 55 Muncie Central or ,... 52 Ft. Wayne Central or 48 Royerton ,, ccc,,ci,., ,. 38 Bedford it cccc.,c 43 Marion ii,,, ,,c, 4 41 Gerstmeyer c.....,,., , 46 HOLIDAY Ft. Wayne So. Side c.,. 49 Richmond Richmond cc,c Richmond .V..,c,, Richmond .... Richmond ....,,., Richmond ,,c,,.,. Richmond ,c,,,c.. Richmond ,,,, Richmond ,c,vYccY TOURNEY Richmond .,.,,c 4. M 67 80 53 81 61 28 51 57 47 59 New Castle . Logansport ..c,.. Kokomo ,.....,,,c Frankfort ,,,,,.,,.. Muncie Burris ..,,,cc Tech ....,.,,..,.,c.,,,c, Shelbyville ,,,. Lafayette .,i,.. Anderson Muncie Central ,,c.. Dohn 66 4, 52 46 40 ,. 39 .. 33 .. 38 or 54 ,. 50 62 Pictures on Page 51 through courtesy of Palladium Item 50 v ,,: H aa, I 52 F if-3 w 'gl . . if K Q4 R ' 5 1 fm' N' wi l ,, : e -. V2 gy, , 'Ma ff Q.. ,359 A , wx QI 3 41-fn - Wi 15 QBWQM J We ix H if 2 lllllllllll ll Gill T0 Regionals . . We did it! We did it! The Devils beat Muncie! Newcastle ....,.., 51 RICHMOND ........ 57 Muncie ..... ..,.., 5 2 RICHMOND ...,..c. 54 -as wk' l Sectionals . . . One of the toughest in recent years. It took a perfect performance to pull our Devils through. Boston ...i. ..oo,roo 3 6 RICHMOND ........ 54 Hagerstown oooi., 53 RICHMOND ,....... 74 Milton .,.,.....i.... 40 RICHMOND ......,, 49 Centerville ..u..,., 52 RICHMOND ........ 65 Semi-finals . . A great coach, the first Richmond coach to cut down the nets at the Semi-final. Fort Wayne Central ...... 41 RICHMOND ........ 46 Hartford City ................ 44 RICHMOND ........ 62 -v, . Q X! s.,-1 'S Q .IWW A xv!! nd? Wv i:x, ,M BASEBALL Coach Beckner had no more than regained his breath, after leading R. H. S. through its most successful basketball season in eighteen years, than he is- sued the inevitable call of spring-baseball. Capable veterans Were present for this early skull session, just as there Were new faces and graduates of Mr. Beckner's Junior High and sandlot farm system. Such old reliables as Wayne VanSickle, Bill Wright, Fred Cooper, Gary Snyder, Jim Carver, Jerry Usher, Darrell Alvey, George Peters and Jerry Lawrence, all of Whom are enough to spell disaster to any foe, were in there to provide the peg and Wallop needed to obtain runs and support a tight defense. C ach Beckner giving a little inside dope on baseball to some of the squad. 54 SPRING SPORTS Golf Team First row : Reed Adelsperger, Jimmy Bass, James Weston, Ronnie Long- nccker. Second row: Buddy Evans, Kent Kitterman, Von Loop, Mr. Sponsler, sponsorg Richard Walker, Bob Mc- Donald. Tennis Team First row: Bill Kuritar, Warner Langevin, Dick Stamper, Duane Wyatt. Second row: Norman Aikin, Mr. Chase, sponsor, Bill Sponsel, Norman Watt, Scott Swope, Clemet Bainen. 'LL F . Wrestling First Row: Warner Lange vin, Eugene Williams, Franl Deardorff, Jerry Usher, Lei Rhoads, Bob Royston, Bol Hotopp, Dick Shaw. Second Row: Dewey Smith Bob McLear, Bob Retherford Fred Cooper, Dwight Horner Frank Ellis, Bill Reese, Bol Schenck. Third Row: Raymond Yed ding, Dick Walker, Tom Mc Gill, Joe Myers, Dick Rickel John Warren, Ralston Snovu Russell Tinsley, Gene Napier Fozn-fh Row: David Hanes student manager, Charles Hil ton, coachg Tom Murley, stu dent managrer. Cross Country First Row: Wayne Va' Sickle, Kent Bowen, Jerr Surface, Bob Pardieck, Bry ant Crockett, Tom lVlu1'le5 Carl Owens. Second Row: Jerry Bart: coach, Jim Enloe, Dick Kasr las, Larry Logue, Jim Webei Charlie KauHman, Donal Callahan, Allen Hawkins, EC ward Knodle. Track Team First Rona' Rubin VVilson, Carl Owens, .lim VVag.:e1's, John Hitch, Bill Ritz, Charles Karnes, Rus- sell Tinsley, Edward Knodle. Sevmzd Roux' Robert Daniels, Tom Fletcher, Bob Hotopp, Elwood Richardson, Jim Enloe, Earl Willoughby, Terry Hitchcock, Jerry Surface, Bob l'a1'clicck, lionnic Bass. Third Roux' Jerry Bartz, coach, Larry Cooper, Baxter Mason, Kent Bowen, Dave Brown, David Holthouse, Tom Holthouse, Mark Pittcnger, Booker T. Vllashington, Don Forsythe, John Keisker, Jerry Hanes. 3E?i.Iiv ,..lI!ilf ?K--uf'- 'Qs P' Nm in . - ali' -K -9 DRAMA . . . The east of A'Yes and NO are doing a little rehearsing. They are Dorothy Hood, Fred McCashland, Jay Law, Sally Snyder, Mary Caroline Gahre, Marilyn Austin, and Paul Smith. The members of Senior Dramatics Club did a good job putting' on this play. The dramatic clubs in our school are something to be proud of. It is a lot of work to learn lines and erect sets. The Senior Class pre- sented Meet Me in St. Louis for the senior play. The Masque and Wig presented the play We Put on a Play this fall. The members of the cast were Jean Stegman, Carla Rethmeyer, June Martin, Beulah Caudill, Myra Miller, Dan Myers, Bob Hudson, Keith Watt, and Ricki Rogers. INTRAMURALS Intramural Boys Bowling Mr. Johnson, spmzsor' Intramural Boy's Basketball Champs Members of the team: Norman Aikin, Capt., Ozzie Smith, Charles Kauf- man, Dick Bocliker, David Belcher, Ronald Kauper, Mr. Small, sponsor Boy's Bowling Champs Members of the team: Tom Kankee, Capt., Bruce Newcomer, Sam Nossett, Bill Parker GlRL'S BOWLING First Row: Marilyn Hudson, Nilah Farwig, Beulah Caudill, Wanda Nelson, S-Ihilrley Prather, Pattie Placke, Maxine Scotece, Sue Smith, Nancy Wells, Jody 0 owitz. Second Row: Joyce Oakes, Linda Hartzler, Jeannette Gerkin, Patsy Ballinger -Joan Taube, Sylvia Farwig, Nancy Hasemeier, Jane Youngflesh, Shirley Byrum, Shirley Shafer. Third Row: Faye Myers, Kay Pullon, Drema Childers, Joanna Bailey, Jo Ann Morris, Charlotte Witter, Esther Bowers, Carolyn Sittloh, Diane Shellhorn, Shirley Bane, Earlene Rodgers. Fourth Row: Rose Sulprizio, Geraldine Dillman, Betty Carroll, Ruthelma Reed, Carol Markley, Elsa Wuertemburger, Gail McIntosh, Shirley Moore, Charlene Stonebreaker, Janice Heitzman. 59 Firsf Hrnv: Melicent Rohe, Claire Ann Coble, Nan Hoch, Ann Galvin, Joy Uphaus, Marilyn Foltz, .Josephine Astesano, Stella Marinakes. Donna Kercheval, Pattie Placke, Camilla Lawrence, president, Jane Youngflesh, song leader. Second Roux: Mary Carolyn Gahre, Pat Morgan. Carol Sue Crow, Betty Jo Tschaen, Sharon Berg, Maxine Scotece, Sue Linburgr, Dianne Miller, Marilyn Austin, Myrna Chandler, June Thomas, Jenny Jo Emslie. Third Row: Sally Snyder, Eunice Mae Hawkins, Ellen Keyser, Shirley Curry, Shirley Byrum, Vivian Snyder, Ann Reins-cke, Lois Kerns, Gloria Fackler, Wanda Nelson, Donna Jo Spahr, Evelyn Cook. Ifrmrfh Hmm Marcia Hamilton, Carol Kaeuper, Esther Bowers, Lucille Wagers, Elizabeth Bane, Helen Beeson, Phyllis Baker, Jo Lasher, Shirley Brand, Phyllis Wickersham, Katherine Dunn, Carol Hayes. Fifth Row: Virginia Carter, Pat Katte, Jeannine Happ, Beverly Gabhard, Charlotte Witter, Joan Morris, Jane Tiemeyer, Shirley Wisenhunt, Billie Hall, Carolyn Williams, Carolyn Coalter, Marie Kettleforder. Sixlh Rrrux' Jacqueline Mclntire, Sue Smeddinghoff, Martha Christy, Etta Patterson, Roberta Bledsoe, Sylvia Farwig, Betty Bertsch, Nancy Jo Wills, Carol Sue Brown, Nancy Hasemeir, Lu Ann Carter, Loretta Kelly. Seifcnth. Row: Mary Lee Jackson, Racheal Oherle. Imogene tSanley, Vivian Livingston, Jane Gilliand, Jeannine Elstro, Ruth Reddington. Katherine Vance, Ann Kelly, Janet Sue Curtis, Joyce Backmeyer, Jane Backmeyer. Eighth Row: Charlotte Sweet, Suzanne Hackman, Marilyn Meyer, Ruth Ann Whaley, Geral- dine Koehring, Beverly Bennett. Gail Stigleman, Anna Mae Brown, Nancy Elliot, Joan Harris, Judy Patterson, Carolyn Petry. Ninth, Row: Mary Lou Johnson, Elizabeth Vance, .Jeannette Gerkin, Jody Hollowitz, Barbara Whitten, Patsy Maze, Lu Ann Calkins, Nancy Hall, Jane Deeter, Juanita Gollar, Beverly Fritz, Patsy Ballinger. Tenth Row: Faye Meyers Carla Rethemeyer. Elizabeth Garner, Eleanor McManus, Suzanne Eardyili .Loyfcie Oakes, Marilyn Miller, Joan Tauhe, Mary Jane Stolle, Carol Foley, Pat Troutwine, nn c ri e. 60 Block at one of their many practices. BLOCK - R Favorite of every student and Civic Hall fan. Their spirited yells and cheers did much to lift our team to victory. They set a standard of sportsmanship that made RHS a brighter star in the ever- Widening field of spectators. A really great contingent of 120 attractive RHS boosters. 61 Officers of Block R : Top, Camilla Lawrence, Nan Hoch Center, Jane Youngflesh Bottom, Claire Ann Coble, Melicent Rohe Absent, Pat Placke ' , Activities Period ScheIu1e 1Qf.I161 ziddndsday l?f17 f L mu-S, Il2!18I ' I sri. I Dance Club-Coulter Sc Shallenburgg- Christmas Baskets Chfistz Q Dept. wICafeteria Civ sums. 1 H-umamg Club-Rm. 317-Mr. Gladden Jr'.Class council-.R.323 zsic f-3r. ' Hi-Y Rm. 217-Mr. Brenneman imbly- I Wbodwork Club-Rm. 22lMMr. Treasure Sr.C1ass Council-R 10A ,c Hall Y-Teen Groups - McGuire Hall I Student Activities Bd.- I 1O:OOA. F FOllOHiRg4HQm8I0OmS to Room 205: Faculty Room Christ: Miss Meacham Miss Fornshell to Soci Miss Eliason Mr. Brenneman These HOmBrOQmS bo 205: , Miss Fihe ?er.5I I These HR'5wyeQQnt as followsg Miss Fossenkemper ing by Mr. Gladden's to Enom 315 Mrg lladden I 'S to ' Per,5 1 group 1 1's by pre 103 will u to Sal' for CU Clearh Eve.-B Bedf Y-Teen nsoap ACTIVITIES Charles Robertson President of Senior Hi-Y Y ORGANIZATIONS Our school would not be complete Without the Y organizations. The Hi-Y and Y-Teens provide hours of enjoyment, and its more serious activities include a strong spirit of religion. Elsa Wuertemberger President of Y-Teens 63 Senior Hi-Y First Row: Alan Crum, Charles Robertson, Dick Stamper, Frank Deardorff, Larry Hodge, Kent Kitterman, Karl Klute, John Nichlas. Second Row: Bob Pardieck, John Keisker, Bill Sponsel, Bob Woodward, Tom Van Etten, Norman Aikin, Tom Hamilton, Jan Wright, Don Brenner. Third Row: Dick Thompson, Melvin Brandon, Earl Willoughby, Phil Hardwick, Norman Watt, Jay Law, Jack Vivian, Ronnie Huth. Fourth Row: David Holthouse, Jack Taylor, Stephen Swallow, Bill Morgan, Paul Smith, Lance Longnecker, Scott Swope, Tom Roper, Bill McDonald. Freshman Hi-Y First Row: Jim J uerling, Tommy Thompson, David Winters, Larry Blose, Phillip O'Connell, Lee Rhodes, Richard Taylor, Ronnie Longnecker, Gary Shiplett, Henry Zuttermeister, Terry Hageboeck, Jim Enloe. Second Row: Bob Thomas, Dick Walker, Larry Warton, Jimmy Brooks, David Kem, Phil Furnas, Jimmy Coflin, Milo Beam, David Foederer, Louis Narotski. Third Row' Keith Watt, John Kennedy, Dohn Pegg, Johnny Nelson, Jerry Nancarrow, Jimmy Weber, Roger Cornett, Ronald Clark, Joe Peters, Kyle Sparks, David Mendenhall. Fourth Row: George Brouse, Sam Badgett, Mardel Crow, Harold Poe, Bill Ritz, Bob Elliott, Terry Hitchcock, Bill Petty, Dewey Smith, Chris Napier, Don Wilhelm 64 Y-TEENS The Y-teen club is the most outstanding girls' or- ganization in our school. Headed by 14 capable young ladies, the Y-teens are very important in our extra- curricular activities. The Y-teens have an excellent record in R.H.S. They sponsor many religious pro- grams in our school, as Well as dances and the Mardi Gras. Under the guiding hand of Miss Sperling this group has proven itself a Wonderful organization. Y-teen Cabinet Qstanding, left to rightbz Etta Patterson, Pat Placke, Marjorie Neff, Donna Kercheval, Pat Katte, Melicent Rohe. Seated fleft to rightl : Janet McLear, Josephine Astesano, Elsa Wuertemberger, Jane Youngfiesh. Kneeling fleft to rightjz Claire Ann Coble, Maxine Scotece, Marilyn Foltz, Vivian Livingston. 65 JOLLY J 0'S Leader: Josephine Astesano fSecreta-ry of Y-Teensj Advisor: Miss Eliason Mardi Gras Booth: Telegram Service HADES LADIES Leader: Claire Ann Coble Advisor: Mrs. Strahan Mardi Gras Booth: Barber Shop MARILYN'S MARVELS Leader: Marilyn Foltz Advisor: Miss Clark Mardi Gras Booth: Hat Shop KATTE'S KITTENS Leader: Pat Katte Advisor: Mrs. Parker Mardi Gras Booth: Vacation Booth pn Y M? an 14 W M 'i Q ' 'W 9 x, 1 as U if N .,. ., . fi 4 f' wh? ,f Y 'Q :N 'Q SG.. X 4x if ie 1 M ,L an . '9 5? Q1 -3 -f -f 2' 3 2. 'fdfxfil 2-IJ f Q 4 . W 'Ng Rf, it eg R W 'WN fi X wi' QJA , as 7 x M 'W if L 'Q h iz L ff Ti ?'3 2 'QQ . , rj . i m 1 ff, 4 XXX h ' L ia . ,iw ' U A, if ' mf E1 ?' , M I t A Q ,SJR A ,gkh sa' 5, 5 , f ni 1 ,Y , g , 'iff Q 'fit g g kg: 2 f iL ,E , ,271 W 2. L 5 iw fav Q X 5 S lt! 4x A 'Qin nw f f f f T 1 , ' . W '39 A Y ' Q L 1g3'Rfi L44 KA 7 ll ill' gpm M 'L ll' 1. SLEEPY TIME GALS Leader: Pat Placke Advisor: Miss Stinson Mardi Gras Booth: Food Shop, best all around booth PRICELESS PENNIES Leader: Melicent Rohe Advisor: Miss Sperling Mardi Gras Booth: Human Pinball Machine, best idea MAXINE'S SCOTTIES Leader: Maxine Scotece Advisor: Miss Crabb Mardi Gras Booth: Flower Shop, best decorated JANE'S JOKERS Leader: Jane Youngdesh fV1'ce-President of Y-Teensj Advisor: Miss Grothaus Mardi Gras Booth: Lemonade Stand Hi-Y Officers I SENIOR HI-Y OFFICERS Charles Robertson-President of Fall semester Larry Hodgre-President of Spring' semester .I ay Law-Secretary Dick Stamps-r-Treasurer Norman Watt--Chaplain Jack Vivian--Sergeant-at-Arms 6 FRESHMAN HI-Y OFFICERS Dohn I'eg'g'iP1'esident Ronnie Longnvcker-Vice-President Dick Gore-Secretary Bob Thomas-Treasurer David KemiChaplain Milo B4:'kilHiSOI'2.l'62if'lt-Zlt-.ATHIS il . . This year the Juniors sponsored a dance, Hearts and Ladders. The King and Queen were Joe Beckner and Sue Smith. There comes a pause in the day's occupation . . . 70 Sock hop decoration commit- tee does a size 12 job under size 4 conditions. , , , I f'fb.I, 1 'fi Geneva Hass, Tom Hamilton, Shirley Prather, Tom Bredwell, Sue Smith. M rm U ww IW N Our yell leaders carried the high tradition of the red and white wherever they appeared, at home or away. Five agile exponents of something more than just rah-rah routines, they served as missionaries of good feeling and did much to cement friendships with other schools. R Club First Row: Ronnie DeMao, Tom Holthouse, Max Evans, Dale Steele, Bob Barrett, Jim Carver, Tommy Fletcher, Joe Myers, John Moriarity. Second Row: Joe Beckner, Jerry Lawrence, Dick Stanley, Chuck Robertson, Alan Crum, Ernie Jarvis, Fred Cooper, Jerry Usher. Third Row: Jim Bussen, Gary Snyder, Bill Jackson, Wayne VanSickle, Ronnie Oberle, Kent Bowen, George Peters. Fourth Row: Johnny Sanders, Don Clark, Dennis Spicer, Charles fPeteJ Malone, Ronnie Bass, Lamar Lundy, Russell Tinsley. Those not present when the picture was taken are Bill Wright, Tom McGill, Bob Neff, and Johnny Newland. Concert Choir First Hou-.' Betty Chasteen, Katherine Dunn, Stella Marinakes, Sylvia Farwie', Doris German, Bev- erly Gablvard, Shirley Ham-, Palsy Iioldrey, Judy Patterson, Sffconrl Row: Ann Adele Kaeuper, Drema Childers, Shirley Byrum, Virginia Carter, Jacqueline Melntire, Carol Kaeuper, Josephine Astesano, Lu Ann Calkins. Third Row: Barbara Thomas, Barbara Jackson, Madonna Cole, Lora Zurwell, Marie Kettleforder, Carolyn Coalter. Fourth Roux' Shirley Brand, Carla Rethmeyer, Marilyn Miller, Marjorie Lone, Bette Marino, Phyllis Humphrey, Joan Cushard, Suzanne Hardy. Fifth Row: Donald Miller, Bob Voorhees, John Sanders, Lonnie James, Arnold Jett, Robert Graham, Karl Klute, Curt Davis, Ronald Wharton. Sixth Rouu' Donald Copeland, Frances Church, Robert Bostiek, James Carter, John Hennigzer, John Niehlas, Ronald Smith, Bill Azbill, Wilbur Chenault, Harold Hale. Seventh Roux' Tom Hamilton, Robert Neff, Robgrt Barrett, James Carver, Mr. Ronald Melton, Di- rector, Dan Meyers, James Bussen. iff GIRLS' CHOIR i SJ' ..,, R ,M f MYXIQK 'Wd' H3 yi 1L' F mf-3-f . .V,, fi Y 1 N 2 i e f, - -.,- 3 f , fi F' 4 First Row: Sandra Jones, Marcia Byrum,'Jean Motsinger, Carol Cain. Second Row: Shirley French, Katherine Vance, Sharon Huth, Janice Benn. Third Row: Mary Jane Kutter, Charlene Stonebreaker, Pat Ballinger, Sue Smith. Fourth Row: Jane Gilliland, Joan Sena, Donna Ross, Donna Robinson. Fifth Row: Carol Deubner, Imogene Stanley, Elizabeth Garner. Sixth Row: Jean Riggleman, Sharon Mitchell, Charlotte Sweet, Virginia VanderVliet. Seventh Row: Vivian Snyder, Eleanor McManus, Pat Maze, Mary Lou Tangeman. Eighth Row: Helen Collins, Wilma Napier, Joan Taube. Ninth Row: Jackie Hannah, Drema Childers, Ruthelma Reid, Ann McBride, Shirley Moore. 73 V n K M sl ORCHESTRA We are indeed fortunate to have such a splendid orches- tra. Mr. Melton has taught them many unusual arrange- ments and they have done a Wonderful job from violins to flutes. Hats off to Mr. Melton and his orchestra! 74 First Row fleft to right! : Ernestine Reid, Nick Aughe, Janice Robertson. Second Row: Ronnie Longnecker, Ronald Farlow, Paul Reid, Bob Blossom, Elmer Burgoon, Bob Pardieck, Earl Willoughby, Ronald Kauper, Larry Reid, and Bill Schaffer. Third Row: Larry Logue, Gail Oberholtzer, Carol Horner, Ozzie Smith, Duane Wyatt, Bill Morgan Jim Stoner, Fred Shefiier, Dwight Horner. r Fourth Row: Pat Weiss, Lance Longnecker, Kent Bowen, Shirley Campbell, Dorothy Hood, Bill Mc- Donald, Tom Roper, Gene Kovach, Bob Woodward, and Alfred Smith. Fifth Row: Mr. Graham, John Little, Phyllis Pierson, Tommy Thompson, Keith Schaffer, Harold Poe, Herschel Little, Kenneth Flood, Meta Jo Lamb, Arnold Gunnoe, Dick Gill. Sixth. Row: Rodger Zurwell, Jim Ellis, Archie Smith, Paul Crouse, Sam Badgett, Pat Cook, Richard Taylor, Bruce Newcomer. Those who were not present when the picture was taken: Alan Crum, Tom Holthouse, George Peters. BAND Concerts at McGuire and games at Civic Hall and Lyboult Field are only a part of the great contribution the band and Mr. Graham have made to R.H.S. life. The reception given them by parade spectators along main street is evidence of the high esteem in which they are held by all of Richmond. 75 R. H. S. IS AN ALL 'ROUND SCHOOL FLOATING OBJECTS 6 O 6 Q M ,Q QBOW ww' H xcu 0 U'- 0 Qi, GQ 77 Senior Dramatics First Row: Virginia Carter, Katherine Dunn, Lois Kerns, Ernestine Reid, Sally Snyder, Carol Sue Crow, Carol Kaeuper, Dorothy Hood, Mary Carolyn Gahre, Eunice Mae Hawkins. Second Row: Marjorie Long, Norma George, Ella Mae Lawson, Lois Laughlin, Ellen Keyser, Marie Kettleforder, Phyllis Humphrey, Bette Marino, Patty Katte, Loretta Kelly. Third Row: Dianne Miller, Carolyn Jo Lasher, Ann Reinecke, Marilyn Austin, Sue Linburg, Shirley Brand, Joan Cushard, Stella Marinakes, Camilla Lawrence, Jackie Mclntire. Fourth Row: Ann Galvin, John Little, Mark Chase, Jack Taylor, Jenny Jo Emslie, Paul Smith, Tom Hamilton, Jim Carter, Kent Kitterman, Fred McCashland, Ann Inglert. Masque and Wig First Row: Don Crabtree, Patsy Ballinger, Sue Smith, Keith Watt, Jan Wright, Bill Azbill, Sylvia Farwig, Nancy Cole, Charlotte Sweet, Elizabeth Garner, Sharon Mitchell. Second Row: Janice Robertson, Dorothy Daniels, Darlene McMahan, Henrietta Hirshburg, June Martin, Ricki Rogers, Karen Wanninger, Jean Stegman, Beulah Caudill, Myra Jane Miller, Eliza- beth Juerling, Jacqueline Yencer, Joyce Backmeyer. Third Row: Joanne Fox, Lu Anne Bennett, Joanne Stultz, Jane Schwemberger, Suzanne Hardy, Marilyn Miller, Carla Rethmeyer, Eleanor McManus, Nancy Jo Wills, Nancy Hasemeier, Ruth Anne Whaley, Suzanne Hackman. Fourth Row: Roger Cornett, Larry Gaydosh, John Kennedy, John Miller, Bill Drudy, Earl Willoughby. 78 Speech Clubs First Row: Suzanne Hackman Sha ron Huth, Pat Jackson, Lois Latighlinj Maxine Hall, Claudette Graham. Second Row: Dorothy Hood, Dorothy Daniels, Joan Cushard, Veeda Brock, Genevie Godsey, Martha Strate. Third Row: Joanne Fox, Ann Adele Kauper, Susie Mitchell, Carla Reth- meyer, Janie Schwemberger, Larryi Snyder. Fourth Row: Margie Neff, Janice Robertson, Carol Vance, Juanita Gol- lar, Janis Isom, Henrietta Hirshburg, Ronnie Scott. First Row: Marjorie Neff, Janice Robertson, Carol Vance, Dorothy Hood, Norman Watt, June Martin. Second Row: Joyce Copeland, Sonja Jones, Janice Mendenhall, Stephanie Long, J a cque 1 in e Gamble, Jane Schwemberger. Third Row: John Little, Norman Aikin, John Keisker. Fourth Row: Jay Cussins, Bob Mc- Feeley, Warner Langevin. First Row: Roberta Bledsoe, Maxine Hall, Elsa Wertenberger, Sally Sny- der, Shirley Prather, Geneva Haas, Stella Marinakes, Carol Sue Crow, Carol Kaueper. Second Row: Ann Kelly, Joan Taube, Sylvia Farwig, Shirley Brand, Mary Carolyn Gahre, Marie Kettelforder, Eileen Rees. Third Row: Fred McCash1and, Mari- lyn Austin, Dianne Miller, Nancy Hasemier. Fourth Row: Patricia Bolling, Wil- liam Azbill, Janice Benn. Tumbling Club First Row: Darrell Ronan, Tom McGill, Dale Steele, Kenneth Raust, David Brown, Jerry Por- lline, Jim Wurley. Second Row: Bob Charles, Duane Wambo, David Rausch, Dick Fisher, Jerry Pegg, Jim Car- ter, Dale Alexander. Third Row: Larry Blose, George Brausch, Paul Walker, Howard Turner, Ed Prattain, Larry Pool, Don Weber, Tom Roper. Fourth Row: Donald Trotter, Jerry Uhte, Mark Zurwell, Bill Stevens, Sam Nossett, Virgil Lange- vin, Mr. Lester Gladden, sponsor, Gene Napier. Fifth Row: Jim Delahanty, Lee Rhoads, Zolen Rees, Reed Adelsburger, Mark Young, John Saunders. Tumbling Club First Row: Bob Malott, Bob Royston, Russell Tinsley, Charles Vogelsong, Bill Jackson. Second Row: Jackie Evans, Dale Adams, Gayle Leavell, Jack Pennington, Lloyd Jackson. Third Row: Dick Stanley, Eugene Kovach, Bob McDonald, Bill Smith, Lee Rhoads. Fourth Row: Ralston Snow, Tom McGill, Bob Morganhoif, Arnold Gunnoe, Bob Profidio. Woodworking Club First Row: Bill McFeeley, Raymond Yedding. Second Row: James Dolhanty, Darrell Alvey Charles Shepard, George McGathy, Reuben Wil: son, Baxter Mason. Third Row: Lewis Thomas, Charles Constable, John Hopkins, George Deem. James Raper. Social Studies Forum First Row fleft to rightl: Karen Wan- ninger, Janice Benn, Judy Williams, Dorthy Bishop, Virginia Fulton, Eileen Rees. Second Row fleft to rightlz Paul Smith, Gary Snyder, Dale Steele, Don Poston, Ernes- tine Reid, Pat Weiss. Third Row fleft to rightl: Mrs. Strahan, sponsorg Bob Sanders, Roger Scott, Bruce Beam, Bob Becker, Jerry Ozbun. Fourth Row fleft to rightjz Bill Morgan, John Foreman, Fred McCashland, Dick Roden- berg, Larry Snyder. Business Club First Row fleft to rightl : Pat Weiss, Betty Carroll, Geraldine Dillman, Joanna Bailey, Shirley Dunnington, Bonnie DeCamp, Jane Baker, Pat Davis. Second Row Qleft to rightb : Miss Meecham, sponsor, Betty Tschaen, Shirley Curry, Ruth Kinder, Elaine Barket, Joyce Austerman, Elizabeth Powell, Carolyn Rose, Wanda Hoo- ver, Ella Lawson, Norma George, Etta Pat- terson, Sonja Burr. Third Row fleft to rightb: Martha Selby, Charlotte Smith, Pat Cook, Mary Parker, Beverly Bannet, Kate Hutchings. Roadster Club First Row fleft to rightjz Don Whitehead, Gayle Leavell, Karl Klute, Bob Delucio, John Keisker, Bill Sponsel, Roger Grimm. Second Row Qleft to rightj : Maywood Mer- cer, Jerry Evans, Bob Porfidio, Paul Sulprizio, Steve Bell, Jack Vivian. Third Row fleft to rightj : Jim McPherson, Charles Smittkamp, Bill Meyers, Jerry Beach, Darrell Ronan. Fourth. Row fleft to rightj: Bob Bostick, Larry Cooper, Pat Mitchel, Tom McGill, Jim Carter. SCIENCE CLUB Chuck Robertson, Jim Enloe, Jim Blose, Keith Watt, Dale Steele, Bob Neff, Bruce Beam, Pat Sharp. Clem Behnen, Dick Ware, Terry Hedgeback, Ronald Heath, Bill Holder, Harold Hale, Roger Scott, Tom Roper, Don Crabtree. David Rausch, Mr. Small, sponsor, Katherine Dunn, Lois Kerns, Ann Reinecke, Gale Buroker, Bill McDonald, Duane Moorman. Harry Simpson, Don Holt, Jerry Templin, Marvin Hollenson, Stephen Swallow, Scott Swope, Jack Taylor, Paul Smith. FRENCH CLUB Alice Coonrod, Patsy Maze, Lu Ann Calkins, Nancy Hall, Jane Deeter, Madonna Cole, Rhea Mumpower, Loretta Kelly. Margaret Luerman, Mary Jane Kut- ter, Carol Cain, Laura Zurwell, Carol Wilson, Janice Ison, Pat Huth, Marilyn -Mull. Carol Weaver, Gloria Howells, Martha Clarkson, Darlene McMahan, Marilyn Miller, Mary Ann Mullens, Sharon Mitchell, Liz Juerling. Larry Gaydosh, Don Holt. Sandra Burr, Thelma Goris, Jean Motsinger, Jean Riggleman. CYCLE CLUB Dick Stamper, Dick Ricker, Walter Seib, Bill Eudaily, Jack Wright. Jack Vivian, Marvin Glovers, John Vance, Bill Kuritur, Bill Grainey. Reed Adelsperger, Jerry Pegg, Tom Bell, Ronnie Heath, George Deem. Karl Klute, Bob Hoover, Jim Eudaily, Jim Riggle, Terry Jenkins. Classical Music First Row fleft to rightlz Barbara Pullon, Joyce Blansett, Wilma Barker, Barbara Mar- tindale, Shirley Thompson, Eunice Hawkins, Donna Spahr, Gail Mclntosh, Lora Zurwell, Katherine Vance. Second Row Qleft to rightj : Gloria Fackler, Carol Brown, Geneva Haas, Elizabeth Vance, Charlotte Sweet, Sue Smith, Gloria Howells, Martha Clarkson, Madonna Cole, Carol Cain, Mary Kutter. Third Row fleft to rightlz Sandra Thomp- son, Margaret Luerman, Pat Cook, Don Coonrod, Myrna Carter, Sandra Hall, Joyce Hughes. Fourth Row fleft to rightjz Jack Shank, Deo Troutwine, Bob Tincher, Bill Morgan, Dick Stamper, Herschel Little, Charleen Stone- braker, Shirley Moore, Martha Strate, John Little. Future Homemakers First Row fleft to rightj : Judith Williams, Dorothy Bishop, Barbara Martindale, Wilma Barker, Joyce Mayer, Nadine Naber. Second Row fleft to rightb: Shirley Drew, Barbara Pullon, Edith Pugh, Shirley Warmth, Joyce Blansett, Martha Christy, Joyce Myers. Third Row fleft to rightjz Evelyn Cook, Jean Fitzgibbons, Jeanne Wriggleman, Mrs. Parker, sponsorg Nancy Raper, Joyce Martin. Fourth Row fleft to rightbz Betty Danels, Elaine Burkett, Jean Alcorn, Janice Benn, Pat Delay. First Row fleft to rightbz Dorthea Fouts, Shelby Adams, Jean Morrison, Marcella Mer- cer, Hazel Revali, Rosemary Staley, Geraldine Dillman, Shirley Curry. Second Row fleft to rightbz Joanne Law- rence, Ann Lawhorn, Betty Soper, Mary Moore, Shirley Kuntz, Carolyn Rose, Eliza- beth Powell. Third Row fleft to rightjz Rose Sulprizio, Irene Johnson, Shirley McGathey, Betty Car-- rol, Betty Tschan, Joanna Bailey. Esther Bowers is shown receiving her trophy from Mr. Farmer for placing high in the national holiday tourney. This year the girls put forth their best and the result was the Gold Diggers Ball. The candidates for king were Lamar Lundy, Wayne Van Sickle, Bob Barrett, Bill Wright, Tom Hamilton. Bill Wright was crowned king. CAMERA CASUALTIES NK fr 'xx Silent Night duct. After school hours for Mr. Mathews. High School cowboy. What are you looking at, Bill? Interesting isn't it? School is sooo tiring! Hilton is getting thinner all the time. 1 5, ,.-w W I-. , rs. 1 X i- 5 ' fur iv' 2 EE -'-4 2 47 x ,.....J . 1' Q... K S Q. -Q If ,,., S B.. :ibn Jai' 88 PROM United efforts of the Juniors excel tradition in the 1953 Moonlight Fantasy, annual dance honoring the graduating Seniors. This year Bar- ney Rapp and his New Englanders lived up to their expectations With their famous music. Civic Hall, usual scene of more prosaic affairs, was transformed by extraordinary decorating into a garden of beauty. Trop- ical moonlight bathed an abundance of fiowers surrounded by rock Walls upon which happy shadows glided. This year's queen was Jenny Jo Emslie and she was attended by Joy Uphaus, Maxine Scotece, Melicent Rohe, Bil- lie Hall. Cupid, let it be said, did a good business! Dance schedule of '52-'53 Date Sponsors Name September 5 Y-Teens Pigskin Prance October 3 Pierian Argyle Antix October 31 Block R Broncho Buster November 26 Freshman Hi-Y Turkey Trot December 19 Y-Teens Soap Swirl January 9 Hi-Y Club Queen of Hearts January 30 Pierian Fifth Quarter February 13 Jr. Class Hearts and Ladders April 10 Y-Teen Gold Diggers' Ball April 17 Activities Board All School Party May 1 Jr. Class Jr.-Sr. Prom June 10 Hi-Y Club Commencement Dance The Queen and her Court Clockwise: Billie Hall, Maxine Scotece, Jenny Jo Emslie, Melicent Rohe, and Joy Uphaus, Portrait by Roy Hirshbzwg 89 F' bu Q h. HWS R014 bw :fs Ha POF QUEEN CF HEARTS Pat Katte reigned over the annual Queen of Hearts Ball attended by Claire Ann Coble, Josephine Astesano, Camilla Lawrence, and June Thomas. A silver Waterfall, floating flowers, trees spark- ling with scarlet hearts, and a beautiful court were all part of a background for this memorable evening of music and dancing. Top: Josephine Astesano, Claire Ann Coble. Cerztcu' 1953 Queen of Hearts, Pat Katte. Uoffonz: June Thomas, Camilla Lawrence. 91 x ' n:ip:1:.,5' iifw 1 , L A Q nf -4+ -W-flliis , m 'wwgtww an A K Y K N. W ' 'W az. , E 1 W 'ff ' W Q Fig' n WHSM iff ai S 5 jf 9' fe MM M Q fs . v 15 . xg s f A fi 1 -Hf 1 Z 161442 v , ,,..,....-,. .v e 1 Qawww. QM 2 ? .-..-.-.-?---.F 5 5 Q 1.4. gg 'E' VM q JA ,, W T W1 by H! ix QS 2,94 S4 , ff gag ' 459503 ZZM ADAMS. SHELBY LEE, Eookkvrp- ing-Littlv Block-R, Futurv Hume-- lllilkl-'I'S. Y-Tvens, Pepsti-rs. Jr. Rvd Cross ADELSPERHER, ROBERT REI-Ili. Ar'arlf'n1ir7I3uy's Tumbling. lmnm- Club. Futuri- 'l'v:u-lwrs. l l'f'Slllllilll Hi- Y. Slwfwli Club. Hunting 1'lub, lilnsquv und Wig. Gulf Vlub, Intru- lnuruls AS'l'ESAN4l, JHSEI'IllNI4I JUAN. Ar'nd1'mi4e lilm-k-R. Sw, uf Y'l'i-i-n Uilllllll-'l. Iwpsrvrs, Music 1'lub, Av- tivitivs Buuril, Jr. und Sr. Vlnss f,'0llllf'll. Vive--l'rf-s. ul' Jr. :ind Sr. Vluss AVGHE. NI1'll4rL.XS RAY. .im- I'f'llllI' 'l l'1'Slllll2lIl Hi-Y. Hull' 4'lub, llruui Major. Intrnmurail AVSTERMAN, JUYCI-I ELAINE. I31lUkkl'l'1ilIlg --- Futurv Il1PllH'lll2ll'i+'I'S. Y-Tevns. Businvss Club, I'i-pst:-rs AUSTIN, MARILYN VLAIRIC. flrr- l1lIl'llllI fBl1N'li-li. S In i- v v ll Club. lPrz1In:1ti4's. Y-To-mls, IH-pstvrs. Spun- ish Club BAILEY. JOANNA MAE, Stum- gruplziw-Blm-k-R, Futurc Himwiiizlk- 1-rs. Y-'IV-4-iis, Busine-ss Club, Quill. Hlllllll Economics Club. Pvpstvrs BAKER. JANE, Sfl'IIOgTl1IlIlll'- Block-R, Fixture- Tonvlivrs. Y-Ts-ons. IIPIISIPFS, Jr. Rvd Cross. A1-tivitics Buurd BANE. KEITH l-I.. f'umn14'rf'i1lI- Ilan:-P Club BANE. ELIZABETH IRENE. Gm:- cra-IgBl0ck R, Y-'I'f-ons. Pvpstvrs. Jr. Red Cross BANE. SHIRLEY MARCILLE, Foun-:lation---Block-R, Future Teuch- ers, Y-Teens, Pvpsters, Jr. Red Cross, Girl's Bowling League BARKER, DIANA JEANI-ITTE. Foundation-Y-Teens, Biology Club BARKER, WILMA JEAN. Gmzcral mFuture Honivuiukers, Y-Tvs-ns. Classical Music BARNARD, JOANN. fbllllddflfifli- Concession Stand BARRETT, RUBERT V.. Acadvmif' -Boy's Choir, Freshman Hi-Y, R Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Activities Board. Jr. Class Council, Football, Baseball BEACH, LLOYD DAVID. Indus- trial Arts BEAM, BRUTE lrAl,l'I. .-lcaflcmirr --Svc. of FI'0Slllllilll Hi-Y, Social Studies Furuni, Woodwork Club, Science Club, Mmlvl Airplanc Club. Spanish Club BEESON, HELEN LOVISE, I+1f,f,k. lcvepirzg--Blm'k-R. Y-'l'iw-11s, I'i-psti-rs BELL. STEPHEN J.. ,lI'llII1'Illil'Y- Bny's Choir, Fri-sliiniin Hi-Y. Hur Rod f'lub BERG. SHARON NAIIENE, .iva- zlrrrn,iz'--Blurk-R, Daini,-0 Club, Y-'l'+-ons. Business Club. Ilunw E:-uniunics Club, Pi-psters. Jr. Rn-ll Cruss BERTSCH, BETTY ANN, Stcno- gruphicfBl0ck-R, Dance Club, Y- T:-ens, Business Club, Classic-al Music. Home Economics Club, Pep- stcrs, Jr. Rcd Cross BISHOP, DOROTHY, Ilc1zr'r1lI- Social Studics Foruin, Spcccli Club, 1 lltlll'C fI0lll0IIl2'lk0X'S. Y-'l'r-cus. Clas- sical Music, Homc Em-oiioinics Club, 1'l'DSl.0l'S BLANSETT, KATHERINE JOYCE, linukkrrcping 7 Futurc Honicinaikcrs, Y-Tccus. Classical Music, Hmnc Eco- nuniics Club, l'cpste-rs BLEDSOE, RUBERTA MARIE, ivrulrnlif' Block-li.. Slwccli filllll, l utui'4- 'l'cacli4-rs. Y-'l's-cus. l'cpstr11's, Jr, Rc-11 Cross, l'i4-rian Stall BODE. MARCUS A.. .'ll'!l1It'HIl1'f l4'i'n-sliiiiaii Hi-Y, Hunting: Club BHLIIREY. PATRICIA J., Aca- flvmiv- Y-'IW-ciis, l'lt'I'l2lll Staff BtlRCIll'IR'l'MEYER. JUHN F.. l-1:'afI1'n1if?- -Classical Music, Hut Rod Club, Sr. Class Council BUSTICK, ROBERT, Gf'lll'l'llI-- Buy's Choir. Jr. Rcd Cross, Golf Club, Football, Wrcstling BUXVERS, ESTHER ONEITA, VUIIIN'Ll'I'lfiflIfBl0Ck-R, Y-Teens, Pep- stcrs. Jr. Red Ci-oss BOYCE, BYRL, Aoadcmic- Hunt- ing Club, Intramurals. BRAND, SHIRLEY ANN. Aca- rlcmic - Block-R, Social Studies Foruin, Dramatics, Y-Tcvns, Jr. Clas- sical LQZILIII1-l, Pcpstcrs, Spanish Club BRICDWELL, THOMAS D., Gmi- 1'rf1IfB0y's Choir, Dancc Club. Dra- uiatics, Cliccrlwldx-i', l'if-rian Staff BROCK, RONALD EVGENE, Frmnflation,--Ilance Club, Social Stud- ir-s Furuin, VVrcstling BROCK, VEEDA MAE, Cnmmcr- 1-iul -Y-Tr-cns, Quill, Home Evonnni- ics Club, Cunccssion Stand Workcr BROWN, CALVIN CURTIS, In- rluxlriul Arts Art Club. Football, Baskctball BITRGOON, ELMER C., JR., Cum- mc'rr'iul+Boy's Choir, Jr. Class Council, Band, Urchcstra, Pop Band, Intraniurals BCSSEN, PAT, FoulLrlatiulL-Y- Tm-cus BYRUM, BERNARD YV.. JR., .Alcu- rIcmi1f7Boy's Choir, IlltI'i1Illlll'2'l1S BYRUM, SHIRLEY ANN. Steno- gruplzio-Block-R, Y-Teens, Pepsfcrs, Sr. Class Council, Spanish Club, Music Club, Gir1's Bowling League CAIN, CAROL R., Academic- lf'rm-ncli Club, Fufurc Teachers, Y- Tvcns. Classical Music, I'epstc1's, Music Club, Editor of Rcgistcr CARROLL. BETTY LOU. Simm- flraphiz' 7 Future I'IOIll0IllilliF'I'H. Y- 'I've-ns, Businvss Club. Pvpstvrs. GirI's Bowling League CARTER. LIT ANN. .-I4'fnl1'nzir - Blovk-R. l utur0 Tvairlwrs. Y-'I'w-ns. Clnssivul Music CARTI-JR. MYRNA .IANE. .Ira- Ilf'Il1.ICfFllIIII'4' '1'f'2lI'll4'l'S. Y-'IN-n-ns. Clussivul Musiv. Hunw I-I1-ononiivs Club l'AR'l'ER. YIRHINIA ANN. ,Iwi- flwmif' lilovk-li, llI'Rllll1lIl4'S. Y-'l'e-1-ns. Jr. Classix-ul I.s-uguv. l'1-pstws CARYER. JAMES R., CUIIl7Ill'I'4'lllI - Iioyk Choir. SCf',-'l'l'l-'ilSlII'l'I' ut' li Club. Avtivitif-s Roairfl. Sr, Class Counvil. lllfI'2lIYllII'2llS CHANIPLER. MYRNA FAY. .-lr-u- rlvnzir --lilnck-ll. Futurv 'l'e-uvlic-r's. Y- Te-e-ns. l'c-pstvrs. .Ir. Rnd Cross. Av- tivitivs Board CHAI'I'ELL. R4 PBERT SA MI'l2I.. A r'a1lvmir' CHARLES. BOBBY GENE. Inrlux- trial Iirlzwatimzf Hunting: Club CHASE. MARK. .-11-nflvmir Sr. llrunlzltirfs, lntrui-nuruls CIIll.IhEIiS. IIREMA A.. H1'llt'l'll1 QFIIUIFP lioilu-iimke-l's. Y-To-vns. Homo Economirs Club, Music Club. Drum Majorette CHRISTMON, HENRY LEWIS. Iurlustri-al Arts-Boys Choir. Soc-inl Studies Forum, Hunting Club. Wund- work Club CHRISTY. MARTHA Jl'Nli. Cmn- 7lll'i'l illlfl3l0f'k'R. Y-Teens. Hoine- Evonnmios Club. Jr. Rod Cross. Mu- sic Club CLARKSON, MARTHA RITTH. Arrzrlvmirriljlof-k-R. llzulro Club. l'TI'4'llCll Club, Y-Tm-ns, Classic-al Mu- slf' - CLAY, DONALD LfUVRI-ZNCIC, lfnlmzlrztifnz Gf'n1'rr1I-lioy's Turn- bling. A rl Club CUALTER. CARHLYN I,0I'ISI-I. lianeral-Block-li. Dance Club. Y- 'I'f-1-ns, Homo Econmnif-s Club, l'1-p- rerws, Music Club COHLE. CLAIRE ANN. .lrarlrnziav -Sr-0. of Block-Ii. Y-'l'm-n Cubine-t. Art Club, Jr. Classir-:il I1L'2lflIl1'. l'1-p- sivrs. Activitios Board. Jr. Class Council COLE, MADONNA LUV. .l4'r11Is'111iv' -- Frvncll Club. Y-T4-ons. Claxssivaxl Music, Music Club COOK, EVELYN, Fflllllflllfillll - Blorfk-R. Dnncv Club, Futurf- Holm-- inaikcrs, Future Tom-hers, Y-'Fm-4-ns, Homo ECUIIOIIIICS Club, 1'f-psls-iw, Jr. Rod Cross COOK. PATRICIA KAY. Fnunrlu- fionf- Y-Tet-ns, Clzlssivul Music-. Mu- sic Club CUUPI-IR. FRED C.. .11'41rI4'11ziv' - Hunting Club. R Club. Ilot limi Club. Sgt. :lt Arms of Ar-tivilif-is Board, Football, Wrestling, Base-bull DUNNINGTON, SHIRLEY JEAN, Sfl'HlIgl'U1lllfl lglIlCl'i-R, I?:1n1-f- Club. Y-'I'L-ens. Business Club. Music Club ELLIS, THOMAS AR'l'HI'Il. finl- f'I'lll fSI'. Class Counrlil. Jr. Class Coum-il, 'Fra-us. of Jr. Class. ELLIS. VALGHN, ficrzvrazlflfll- ture Teachers ELLIS. VERN HERSCIIEL, Gru- Ural ELSTRO. ALICE JEANNINE, Acadc'miztvBlock-R, Dunne Club, X- Teens EMSLIE, JENNY JO. :lC41dfTl7Lif'- SffllYHITUIIIIif'fBl0f k-lf. Sr. Dramat- ics. Y-Teens. IH-pstc-rs, Spanish Club, Music Club, Sec. of Activities Board EVANS, MAX WAYNE, .1r'rnlr'mi1: ---Social Studies Foruni, Hunting Club, R Club FACKLER. GLORIA JEAN. Simm- graphic-ISl0r'k-R, Y-'l'f-ens, I,l'llSll'l'S FAUCETT. MA RGA It ET, Cum mm-- cial7Y-Teens FOIITZ, MARILYN ANN, Stum- yrulnhic---lilock-ll, Y-Teens Cabinet, Music Club, Pepsters, Jr. Red Cross FOREMAN, JOHN D.. Fuzmdutirm -Boy's Choir, Dance Club, Social Studies Forum, Hunting Club, R Club. Classical Music, Gulf Club, Pep Band, Band, Orchestra, Golf, In- trumurals FORSYTHE, EDNA BERNICE, f,'ommcrcial7Dance Club, Y-'IU-4-ns, Home Economics Club FOUTS, DOROTHEA. Iirmklcr'rping - Future Holnelnake-rs, Y-Teens. Home Er'011on1if-s Club, Jr. Rs-tl Cross. FULTON, VIRGINIA LEE, Foun- dation-Dance Club, Social Studies Forum, Y-Teens, Pr-pstv-rs GABBARD, BEVERLY ANN, Foundation g IH-psts-rs. Af-tivitis-s Board, Block-R. Masque- llllll JVM. Y-Teen Cabinet GAHRE, MARY CARULYN. Aru- l11'miciBl0ck-R, French Clul1,Sp1-e1'li Club, Draniatics. Y-Teens. Jr. Clus- sif-al League, Pepsters, Pierian Staff, Editor of Register, Spanish Club GALVIN. ANN BERKLEY, ,lm- rlemicilllovk-R, Sr. Dramntics, Y- Teens, Pepsters. Pierian Staff GARRE'l l'. SHIRLEY MAY. Simm- graphicfDance Club, Y-Teens GEORGE, NORMA JEAN, Book- kffr-pingfDam'e Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Concession Stand .GERMAN DORIS ANN, Founda- twn,-Dance Club, Future Honw- makers,'Y-Teens, Science Club. Home Economlcs Club, Pepsters, Jr. Real Cross 1 wk l ,m sf , M , M fim- , .4.v gif, .Q L V ff- ff- WF , asv . .IEW I sw. , ,v ,. yi ui Q 7 .gn 'V ' 5 4 V , v' VS W 6 JM qi gm f,,- , -f ,ww 'Q 4,,wA ln 4 4 we 'M Q 4 s 3 if K vf e 1 1 zu 1.4 'L , . W 2 2 X Qu-V E. K in 1 Q A ..,,. , 1 41 -fifiw ,,, 22 ,Y , iii? . ,A in Mg U ,if ,,.. .. L ff 5 i ff' My-f , ,ii 4,211 .. - mf fw '4 7 , W.,, HOCH, ANGELA NAN, Academic -Treas. of Block-R. Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Jr. Classical League, Pep- sters, Pier-ian Staff HODGE, LARRY K., JR.. Ara' demic--Boy's Choir. Fresluuuu Hi-Y. Vice'Prcs. and Pres. of Sr. Hi-Y, Activities Board. HOLLENSEN, MARVIN P., Aca- demic-Huntlng Club, Science Club HOLIDAY, JANET ILENE, Sten- ographic HOLMES, JOYCE ELIZABETH, Comnwrcial-Dance Club, Y-Teens, Pepsters HOLTHOUSE. THOMAS L., Aca- demic-Ilunce Club. R Club, Bais- ketball, Football. Track, Baud HOOD, DOROTHY, Acarlcniiv- Speech Club, Future Ilomeuiakcrs, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Quill, Illum- Econoxnics Club, Band, Register Staff HOOVER. WANIJA JOYCE. Sten- ographic-Y-Teeus, Business Club, Pepsters HORNER, CAROL SITE, Founda- Iion--Dancc Club, Y-'fee-Ins, Music Club HOWELLS. GLORIA ANN, Ada- rIemicfFrencl1 Club, Y-Teens. Clas- sical Music HUMPHREY, PHYLLIS ANN, F0undationiSr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. Pepsters HUTCIIINGS, KATIE LOUISE, Stenographic-Dance Club, Y-Teens, Business Club INGLERT, ELIZABETH ANN, General-Block-R, Sr. Dramatics, Y- Teens, Pepstcrs JACKSON, BARBARA, General- Y-Tccns, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Class Council JACKSON, BILL, Academic-B0y's Tumbling. Activities Board JACKSON, PATRICIA JOANNE, Commrrrrial-Y-Teens JACKSON, WILLIAM JAMES, Industrial Arts- R Club, Art Club, Basketball, Baseball JONES, DONALD ARTIIIIR, Gen- giag--Llreslilzizln Hi-Y, Art Club, Golf u KAEVPER, CAROL JEAN. Aca- demic-Blm-k-R. Speer-li Club, Future Teachers. Sr. Drnniatios, Y-Teens, Music Club, Classical Music, Pep- s ers KATTE, PAT. Acarlcmic-Block' R, Future Teaeliers. Sr. Dramatics, g'iTlg-eil Cabinet, Pepsters, Spanish u LINBURG, MARY SUE. Acudmnir: -Bloc-kfR, Ilramatics. Y-Tw-ns. Art Club, Jr. Classic-al L1-agxuv, l'vpst0rs. Pierian Staff, Spanish Club LITTLE, HERSCHEL MORRELL. ACadcmif'vClassic:1l Music, Band LITTLE, JOHN I'Al'L. .-lcarlwmir '-FFQSIIIIIEIII Hi-Y, Spf-vcli Vluh. llra- matics, Classical Music, Band, Ur- chestra LONG. MARJORIE ANN, Aca- demic-Bl0ckfR, Sr. Dramativs, Y- Tcens, Pepsters LUNG. RHNA LIP. ,lr'urIf'1nic - Frelshman Hi-Y. Sr. Iiramatics, Art Club. Golf Club. Intramurals, B Football LUERMAN. MARGARET ELLEN, Ntcnugraphir' -IJFPIICII Club, Y- Tovns. Classical Music, Pepstcrs. Jr. Re-d Cross LUKE, CHARLES E., Industrial Educatiunflrance Club LIYNIPY. LAMAR. Industrial Arts f- R Club. Football. Basketball, Track. Sr. Class Council McCITRIJY, DONALD, .A1cazIe'mic- B0y's Tumbling MCDONALD, RUISIQRT RAY, Acu- demic-Ii0y's Tumblinsr. Art Club, Intramurals MCGILL, THUMAS M., Gf'lH'I'!1If B0y's Tumbling, Hunting Club. R Club, Football, Track. Wrvstling. Pierian Staff, Intramurals, Dra- matics McINTIRE, JACQLTELINE ANN, Acarlemicsklock R. Dramatic-s. Y- Teens. Classical Music. Pvpstvrs, Jr. Classical League MCKINNEY, JOHN ALLEN. ln- duslriul Arts- 'NV4NNlXVOI'k Club MCLEAR, JANET MARIE. Gmi- m'alfBlock-R, Trcas. of Y-'l'l'l'll Cab- inet McI'III-IRSON, JAMES HOWARD. Industrial Arts- -Rny's Choir. Buys Tumbling. I-'rf-sliman Ili-Y. Hot Rnd Club, Activities Board, Cross Coun- try MARINAKES. STELLA, Acmlcnlicf -Block-R. Spwcli Club, Futuri- 'Fe-acllers, Sr. Dramatics. Y-Ts-ons. Classical Music. Pcpsters, Jr. Rod Cross, Activities Board MARINH, I4ET'l'IC JANE, Foun- Illlfiflllw -Sr. llramatir-s. Y-'l's-1-us. l'f-114 stelrs MARTIN. DOROTHY. f7cr1f'rc1I - Y-'l'f-vns. Ilomc Economics Club, Jr. Re-d Cross, Jr. Class Council MARTINDALE. BARBARA JUAN, Gr'nr'rrLl--Block-R. Futura Ilona-- makcrs. Y-Teens. Classical Music. Pcpstvrs MAYER. BARBARA JEAN, Imnkl kvvpirzg-V-Ib:111r-e Club, Y-Toons. Pup- stars MERCER, MARCELLA, Commer- cial-Dance Club, Future Home- makers, Jr. Red Cross MERCER, A. MAYWOOD, JR., In- dustrial Arts-Hunting Club, Hot Rod Club MILLER, FRANCELE DIANNE, Academic-Block-R, Speech Club, Ilramatics, Y-Teens, Pepsters, Ac- tivities Board, Spanish Club, Reg- ister Staff, Pierian Staff MILLER, WILLIAM R., Founda- tion-Danee Club, Hunting Club MORGAN, PATRICIA ANN, Aca- dcrnfio-Block-R, Future Teachers, Y- Teens, Classical Music MORGAN, WILLIAM R., Academic -Fri-shuian Hi-Y, Social Sudies Forum, Future Teachers, Classical Music, Sr. Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club MORGENROTH, ROBERT, Com- mercial - Boy's Tumbling, Dance Club, Hunting Club, Hot Rod Club MORRIS, JO ANN. Foundation- Block-R, Y-Teens, Pepsters MORRISON, JEANNE, Commer- 1-ial-Dance Club, Future Homemak- ers, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross MUMPOWER, RHEA JANE, Aca- demic-French Club, Jr. Classical League, Spanish Club MYERS, JOYCE ARLENE, Steno- graphic--Future Homemakers, Y- Teens. Home Economics Club, Jr. Rell Cross NEFF, ROBERT STEVEN, Aca- rI4-mir:fBoy's Choir, Freshman Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum, WR Club, Science Club, Football, Track, In- traruurals NELSON, JAY WARREN, General ---Future Teachers, Drum Major NELSON, WANDA JUNE, Aca- rlcmic-Rlock-R, Y-Teens, Classical Music, Pepsters, Jr. Red Cross, Ac- tivities Board, Girl's Bowling League, l'i1-rian Staff, Spanish Club NEWCOMER, BRUCE, Academic ---Freshman Hi-Y, Intramurals NEXVLAND, JOHNNIE, General- Hunting Club, Woodwork Club, Sr. Class Council NEWTON, BETTY JO, General- Commcrcial-Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross NICHOLSON, JAMES R., Voca- tional Drafting-Intramurals NOSSETT, SAM, General--Hunt ing Club, Bowling OREM. DAVID ALLEN, Imiutl- trial Arts OZBUN, .IERALD WILLIAM, Gen- eral-Freshman Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum, Hunting Club, Wrestling, In- tramurals PARKER, BILL LEROY, Indus- trial Arts PARKER, ELOISE, GeneralfY- Teens, Science Club PATTERSON, ETTA JEAN, Sten- ographic - Block-R, Dance Club, Speech Club, Future Teachers. Y- Teen Cabinet, Business Club, Home Economics Clubs. Pepsters, Jr. Red Cross, Activities Board PENNINGTON, NORMA JEAN, General-Y-Teens, Pepsters PETERS, GEORGE A., Academic - R Club, Activities Board, Treas. of Sr. Class, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Wrestling, Band PIERSON, PHYLLIS ANN. Aca- demic-Dance Club, Future Teach- ers, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Music Club, Band, Orchestra PITTENGER, MARK. GcncruI--- B0y's Choir, Hunting Club, Hot Rod Club, Track, Cross Country. Intra- murals, Band PLACKE, PATRICIA I,OI'ISI-I, Academic7Sgt. at Arms of Block-R, Future Teachers, Y-'l'4-en Calvin:-I, Classical Music, lwpste-rs, Jr. Red Cross POSTON. DONALD C., Industrial Arts-Social Studies Forum, Basket- ball, Track, Register POWELL. ELIZABETH. Steno- graphiv-Future Homemakers, Y- Teens, Business Club PULLON, BARBARA ANN, Cum- mercial-Social Studies Forum. Fu- ture Homemakers, Y-Teens, Classical Music, Pepstcrs RAUSCII, DAVID ANDRI-ZW, Aca- demic-Treas. of Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club, Science Club, Jr, and Sr. Class Council REES, JANICE EILEI-IN, Afra- demic-Social Studies Forum, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Classical Music REID, ERNESTINE LOUISE. Ac- ademic - Social Studies Forum, Speech Club, Dramatics, Y-Teens, Jr. Classical League, Music Club. Band Drum Majorette REINECKE, ANN, Academic- Block-R, Sr. Dramaties, Y-Teens. Sci- ence Club, Jr. Classical League, Pepsters 1 RETHERFORD. BOB. Industrial Education -- R Club, Football. Wrestling, Intramurals RITZ, CLARA MAE, Commercial TBlock-R, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Pep- s ers ROBERTSON, CHARLES VVAYNE. Academic-Boy's Choir, Pres. of Freshman and Sr. Hi-Y, Hunting Club, R Club, Science Club, Treas. of Activities Board, Track RODAL. DAVID R., Academic RUDENBERG, RICHARD EU- GENE, Foundation-Dance Club, Freslnnan Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum RODGERS, ELIZABETH EARL- ENE, Gencral-Future HOIllPH12lk6TS, Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross ROHE, MELICENT ANN, Aca- demic-Vice-Pres. of Block-R, Y- Teen Cabinet, Pepsters, Sr. Class Council ROSE, CAROLYN JEANETTE, Gvncral-Future Homemakcrs, Y- Teens, Business Club, Pepsters RUSS, ROBERT PAUL, Founda- tion7Sp0ccl1 Club ROYSTON, BOB. Gcncwl-l7Boy's Tumbling, Hot Rod Club, Football, Track RUDY, BETTY JO, Gcncral-Com- mm'claliY-Teens SCHEFFLER, FRED L., Academic -Band, Orchestra SCIORTINO, ESTHER N.. Gcncral -Y-Teens, Jr. Class Council SCOTECE, MAXINE CONSUELA, Academic-Block-R, Y-Teen Cabinet, Music Club, Pepsters, Jr. Red Cross, Activities Board, Girl's Bowling League SELBY, MARTHA W., Cummer- rfial-Y-Teens, Business Club SENA, JOAN CARMILLA, Foun- rlat inn 3 Y-Teens, Pepsters, Music Club SHA CKELFORD, SONDRA, Foun- flation SHAIN, VVANDA DEE, General SHAYV, RICHARD, General f linux-c Club, lt Club, Wrestling SMEDINGHOFF, MARILYN SUE, IIcm r'al---Block-R, Dance Club, Y- Teens, Pepsters, Jr. Red Cross SMITH, PAUL YVEEGHMAN, Ac- mlv1ni1v7Fr0sh1nan Hi-Y, Social Stud- ies Forum, Speech Club, Dramatics. Sr. Hi-Y, Science Club, Pierian Staff SMITH, ROBEIF' EVAN, General SMITH, RONALD H., Academic- Roy's Choir SMITTKAMP, CHARLES, General -Hot Rod Club, Intramurals SNOXV, ROBERT RALSTON. ,lm- demir:-Boy's Tumbling, Football, Wrestling SNYDER, GARY ALLEN. Am- demic-Freshrnan Hi-Y, Sm'-ial Stud- ies Forum, R Club, Spanish Club, Inramurals, Baseball SNYDER, LARRY L., Afadvnzic- Vice-Pres. of Freshman Hi-Y. Social Studies Forum. Quill. Golf Club. Ac'- tivities Board, Editor of Rvgxistvr, Intramurals SNYDER. SALLY J.. ,lcadwnici Block-R, Dani-e Club. Spr-och Club, Sr. Dramatics. Y-Tvons. Jr. Classi- cal League, Pepstfers. Pin-rian Staff SNYDER. VIVIAN I-IILEI-IN. C011- eral-Blovk-R, Y-Ts-ons. I'vpstvl's. Spanish Club, Jr. and Sr. Class Council SPAHR, DONNA J0. Cnmmmrinl -Block-R, Y-Tvvns. Classival Music-, Pepsters, Spanish Club SPICER. DENNIS, Gcnrral- R Club, Football SPONSEL, WILLIAM RALPH, Avadcmic-Sr. Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Golf Club, Intramurals. Tennis. Base-- ball, Football STANLEY. CHARLES RICHARD. AffG!iC'lflfif7-BIJQJS Tumbling. R Club, Xvoodwork Club, Baslwtball Managvr STAMPER. RICHARD ALLEN. Academic- l l'0SlllIlilIl Hi-Y. Classical Music, Troas. of Sr. Hi-Y, Golf Club, Intramurals. Tennis STEELE, DALE E., AC111l1'lIll1'f Freshman Hi-Y, Sovial Studios For- um, Hunting: Club. Vicv-Pres. of R Club. Science Club. Sgt. at Arms, Vice-Pros. and Preis. of Activities Board, Football, Baseball STEVENS. JEAN ELAINE. Vom- m.crc:iaIfY-'l'4-mis STEPHENS, WILLIAM, JR., Irmuzdatifm STRATE. MARTHA HELEN. Sfm- ographirr-Quill SULPRIZIU, PAUL I'lIlLll'. In- dustrial ,-lrfsfBoy's Tumblingr. Hot Rod Club SWALLUW, STEPHEN RUIHNICY. AI'Ull07ILi0fFI'0SlllllilIl Hi-Y. Sr. Ibra- rnatics. Sr, Hi-Y. Science Club. Fish- ing-: Club TANGEMXN, MARY LUV. Furm- dllli0'7lfY'T4'l'IlS, Musir- Club TAYLOR, JACK L.. ,'l1'fIl1f'Nlf1'f Freshman Hi-Y, Slwevb Club, Dra- matics, Sr. Hi-Y. Scivncv Club. Elli- tor-in-cliivf of l'ivria.1 TEMPLIN. JERRY L.. .lr'mIrn1i1'--- Froshman Hi-Y, Sc-in-nf-v Club, Motor' Oyvlo Club THOMAS. A. JI'Nl-I. .'lf'll!11'Illf1' '- Bloc-k'R, Y-Tm-ns. Ps-nsts-rs, Sr. Class Council. Pic-rian Staff THOMAS, BARBARA G., Aca- demic-Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Spanish Club THOMAS, LEWIS, Commercial- Spccch Club, Woodwork Club THOMPSON, SHIRLEY ANN, Bookkeeping-Y-Teens, Classical Mu- sic, Pepsters TIEMEYER, JANE, Academic- Block-R, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Pepsters TINCHER, ROBERT K., General -Dance Club, Classical Music TROUTWINE, DEO D., General- Dnnce Club, Speech Club, Classical Music TSCHAEN, BETTY JO, Steno- graphic-Block-R, Future Home- makers, Dramatics, Y-Teens, Business Club, Pepsters TURNER, HOWARD L., General- Hunting Club UPHAUS, JOY, Academic-Bloclv R, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Classical Music, Pepsters, Spanish Club USHER, JERRY ALLEN, Aca- demic-Frcshman Hi-Y, R Club, Activities Board, Football, Baseball, Wrestling VAN SICKLE, WAYNE, Industrial Edunation4 R Club, Sr. Class Council, Pres. of Sr. Class, Basket- ball, Baseball, Cross Country VIVIAN, JACK M., Academic- Social Studies Forum, Classical Mu- sic, Sgt. at Arms of Sr. Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club VOGELGESANG, CHARLES, Gen- rrul-Boy's Tumbling VOGELGESA NG, MARTHA JEAN, B ookkcvping--Y-Teens K XVAGERS, AUDREY LUf'ILI.E, l1f'r1,w'ul----Block-R, Dance Club, Y- Tccns, Home Economics Club. Pep- ste-rs WALKER, ROSS PAUL, Founda- tionfllunting Club WAMBO, DUANE, Academic- Boy's Tumbling, Freshman Hi-Y, llunting Club VVATT, NORMAN, Academic --- l l'f'ShlIl1lll Hi-Y, Speech Club, Chap- lain of Sr. Hi-Y, Tennis WEAVER, CAROLE A., Academic -French Club, Future Teachers, Y- Teens, Pcpstcrs, Music Club WEISS, PATRICIA LOU, Steno- graphio-Social Studies Forum. Y- Tceigx, Business Club, Music Cluh, Ban WHALI-IN, MARIE ANTOINETTE, General-Dance Club, Future Teach- ers, Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross WHISENHUNT, SHIRLEY A., AcademicWBlock-R, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Pepsters, Spanish Club, Ac- tivities Board WHITE!-IEAD, BI. DON, General- Boy's Choir, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Football, Baseball WICKERSHAM, PHYLLIS ANNE, Bookkeeping-Block-R, Y-Teens. Pep- sters, Jr. Red Cross, Pierian Staff WITTER, CHARLOTTE ANN, Commercial-Block-R, Y-Teens, Pep- sters WOODWARD, ROBERT, A endemic WRIGHT, WILLIAM N,. General -Freshman Hi-Y, R Club. Basket- ball, Jr. Class Council, Pres. of Jr. Class WITERTEMBERGER. ELSA, Aca- dcmiciBloek-R, Dance Club. Social Studies Forum, Speech Club. Pres, of Y-Teens, Home Economics Club, Jr. Red Cross, Activities Board. Sr. Class Council, Sec. of Sr. Class, Girl's Bowling League YOUNG, MARK, .if'1lfl1'mi1' - Fl'PSillll2lll Hi-Y, Hunting Hub, Woodwork Club, Intramurals, Pier- ian Staff YOUNGFLESH. JANE, Academic -Songloader of Block-R. Vice-Pres. of Y-Teens, Pepsters, Activities Board, Jr. Class Council, Spanish Club, Girl's Bowling League BOWERS, MARY ELLEN, General -Transferred from Bloomington High School, F. H. A., F. T. A.. G. A. A., Art Club, Spinsters Club. Vice- Pres. of Freshman Class, Jordannus Staff, Block-R CARTER, JAMES I... General- B0y's Choir, Hunting Club RUNYON, VIRGINIA LEE, Com- mercial-Y-Teens, Science Club The seniors of '53 will never forget . . . the huge halls crowded with strange faces in 1950 and in '51 the Prom and the antici- pation of the big year to follow. Most of all we'll never forget English, our wonderful teams, the dances, talking in the halls, pass- ing from classes, the many books and teach- ers and just being an R. H. S. student. Yes, we shall never forget! Seniors Without Pictures COX, HARHLII 'l',. lurlustriul .-iris lKl45l'ASlIliANIl, Flilfllb BRYAN. rif?!l1lf'!llil7fPll'f'ShUlilIl Hi lll+ll+'Il4AUGlI. 1iUI1IflK'l' K.. fie'm'1't1l Y, Sm-iul Studies Forum, Speer-li Club, Sr. Dramaties, Jr l AIiI,0W, IUINALIP, !1f'nvruI Class l'ounvil Gll,I.lCSl'll'I, IUINAIJD, fia'n1'rul Ml'l't'lIlf1I,L, PATRICK, lnflusfrizll Arls-Hot Rod Club GITNNUE. AKNULIP, fIr'ru'1'1ll- --Boy's tumbling: NAPIER, NVILMA. !I1'm'1'ul- 11211100 Club, Speech Club, Y Hl'IA'I'IIt'UI+l, LARRY GENIC. Ifuzlmlatirni 'l'4-mis. Horne 1'lQ'0l1lllllll'S Club KICLSEY, DUN ALYN. lnrlustriul Arls PAWLEY, MARY SUE, fH'Hl'l'l1l Ll1lAVEI.L, llAYLl1l ll.. Ar'url1'rn'iv --l4oy's tuiublingr, IJZIIHT' SITVIGGIGS, MICHAEL JAMES, Gmzvral lb, Ll1'1'SllIllilIl Hi-Y. l,l'2llll2lfl1'S, Hut Roll Club, Art Club, THOMPSON, TUIIIJ, AI'Illlt'7lLif 7I'I0i' Rod Club. Red Cross. Avlivities liflilfll. Senior Class Council i First Row: George Peters, Elsa Wuertemberger, Wayne Van Sickle, Jose- phine Astesano, June Thomas, Melicent Rohe, Miss Fihe, advisor. Second Row: Mr. Keefer, advisor, Jim Carver, Tom Ellis, Shirley Byrum, Barbara Jackson, Vivian Snyder, Kate Hutchings. Third Row: John Newland, John Borchetmeyer, Kent Kitterman, David Rausch, Ellen Keyser. Senior Class Officers L. to R.: George Peters, treasurer, Josephine Astesano, vice-president, Wayne Van Sickle, president, Elsa Wuertemberger, secretary. 108 L YZ MH' Hfg-5,593 ,A K , A .nwmk , M1-one wfwffww + up-naw, owmw -uu...,.v W,L m . ', 7 T vue-.W WWM, ., ' o A' p-annuals-nl Then it was a reality Now only a memory 109 110 if 111 PIERIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief 4 .. .w ...... Jack Taylor Copy Editor ,..,..,ooo ...Roberta Bledsoe Managing Editor ....oooooooo.A......oo,o Lois Kerns Art Editor ......oo4,..... ............. S ue Linburg Editor of Senior Section o7,o.o,..,.. Ann Galvin Activities Editor .....,........ Marcia Hamilton Editor of Under-Classmen Business Manager ,..........,.,,,.,....., Nan Hoeh Section -------f4-------b--'ee-efe--44------ Cami Crow Staff Assistants ......., June Thomas, Wanda Nelson, Tom Bredwell, Mark Young Those who helped us the fall semester-Phyllis Wickersham, Katherine Dunn, Paul Smith, Elsa Wuertemberger, Sally Snyder, Mary Carolyn Gahre, Pat Boldrey, Carol Hayes, Tom McGill and Dianne Miller. A great deal of credit is due to many line people. We Want to thank the In- dianapolis Engraving Company and The Central Publishing Company for being so co-operative in making our book. The faculty and the students have been very helpful in our taking pictures. Mr. Johnson deserves a medal for running our sales so high. Also, We Want to thank Mr. Treasure for loaning us all the tools We used. Thanks are due our photographers Ed White, Roger Grimm, Mr. Por- ter, and Mr. Hirshburg. The most deserving is Mr. Coons, who has become a jack-of-all-trades by advising the Pierian class. Before closing, I hope that the Pierian reflects the great events of our great year, and Will prove an enjoyment now and in years to come. Sincerely, Jack Taylor Editor-in-Chief 112 1 ,