Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1954 volume:

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X l X ll 0 Q X fx ,..,:: what's at richmond? 3 as seed in 1954 by the i , PIERIAN The beginning of a new day and new id a SS. as students we believe 2 e eeeea ofa-ft' in richmond high school! 3 Whether We look at our school from the outside or the inside, We know it's great for learning and fun. Social Hall rush- The ebb and flow of hall traflic marking the hustle and bustle of a modern educational center. , fm -. Nvxw f h t'i M,,W N I 4 1 I 1 I McGuire Hall-symbol of artistic pride and cultural achievement. 4 rw we nf 'NN :r-3 hw 'Hai if-Tig iw 5 mmf 2 . umm, 2 f :- may Ia 1 Nix is Q Kwai 'G S from culture in 3 3 3512! VE ii ',. 'fl fig 3, ' X g W K , zf, , 1 5 S J N ,v I l 'V wifk. V A'A AlW'.1A- A in V ' - V NA , A'-- EIA , , Ffa E iw Y' , L, M. ff A ,. , V ,V ,VA, S 3 V an f Q, 'M E , ,,1v S V . it V E XXH 1 X f Q. P'A' li 3'?L f',., ef ' LXVE , - . 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Outside of our regular schedule We also have devotions offered around the special seasons such as Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. the school has Scalpel, please. these things . In our classes We have a chance to do many things beside just reading books. As freshmen in our biology classes, we all remember the Walks and working in the flower garden. I know it's not an elm leaf -Y Mfg, Time out from play for a little study. our classes are 12 You really the basis for learning think I should? O 0 Some of the Ways in which we gain knowledge are through reading, lectures, class discussions, and demonstrations. We have a chance to air our views on subjects and project new ideas. Nice looking group . . . nice sounding, too. culture is exhibited in Whether We have talent in art, music, or acting We have oppor- tunities to develop them in our art, music, or dramatic classes. The concerts, plays, and exhibits dis- played by our students are enjoyable to all. 14 We have opportunities to see Works of famous artists in the art exhibits here. We also have school plays given in McGuire Hall several times through the year. music, art, theatre . . Kind Lady was the play presented by Senior Dramatics They learn Experience is the best teacher. practical application is stressed . . . In our shops the boys are being pre pared for the Work of tomorrow. They learn to take things apart, and most important, to put them back together. 16 In our Well-equipped kitchen and cottage the girls prepare to take over a home of their own some day. 'They learn by doing. The future homemakers of Richmond. The fine art of making jelly. Happy faces at the Pierian Dance after the New Castle football game. Decorations, music, and dancing are some of the highlights of Three lovely models. our dances' social activities Among school activities We have dances, all-school parties, and the Mardi Gras--in all of these there is enjoyable participation. 18 33 55 v 3 I , Q- it K jr 5, A Y P' , V Vg , fy . ww-f-, ft 1 .I- I E ,Z S . A . -Q, K' 'W , i , A,,. A. , - v 5 W... a W V I V, in 5 M fi 5 Q m W 'a ?U,'1, Q 1 i ,Zu , V l l W in if if Highlights of one of our best pep assemblies presented by the R Club. competitive spirit built Team spirit inspires loyal student support come Victory or defeat. Winning or losing is unimportant- When We know all have given their best. Cheering crowds, exciting moments shared by student and adult-loyalty to R. H. S.-a spiritual tie between school and community. A tense moment at the opening' of the '54 Sectional. The town backing is important, too, for only when we feel that it is behind the school is there a feeling of oneness. through organized athletics. Feet cold 7 It's worth it! The programs and assemblies have all been important factors in showing that We at R. H. S. not only learn but enjoy ourselves as Well. After half of third hour is gone we return to class. what is the The students come to R. H. S. in many different Ways: cars, motor- cycles, bikes, buses, and on foot. Someday they may even come in jets-who knows? result of our work? Lots more rush to get on in the afternoon than to get off in the morning. 23 One of the lighter moments at college is pictured below. It's Earlharrfs Senior Visitation Day. We feel sure that Bert and Ann and the others realize that college is not all play but lots of Work, too. the citizens Marjorie finds the quality of mercy in of tomorrow . When reading about the proceedings of our government, We often miss the important advantages of our own system. However, when we actually get to see them at Work, or Work them ourselves, we discover their true value. 25 9 courtroom procedure in civics class. Voting for prom queen in home room I 'Nan here are the pride of the pride of i i the pride of i the pride of i i the people doing t our administration The administration reaches each one of us, helping us to grow men- tally and overcome problems. our athletics We feel a part of our athletics, Whether we are spectators or in varsity or intramural games. our activities Everything from formal dances to sport events are in our activities- everyone stays interested. our classes Never a dull moment in any of them-either learning or otherwise. hese things 27 .ljzffffz .'- ' , :,::3 '0l:1 X wnff-v, Q, .LS 'Q f N... lag will The beginning of a teacher's busy day. ADMINISTRATION To the administrative body of R. H. S., we Wish to extend thanks and congratu- lations. The school is indeed fortunate in having men and Women who are never too busy to lend a helping hand. 28 Mr. Garrison's qualifications as a leader, a scholar, and a business head can best be seen in the development of new and better schools in our city. R. H. S. is a large corporation. The stockholders are Richmond's tax- payers, and the Board of Directors is the School Board. Our school board: Mr. Wilbur Thomas, Mr. Robert Williams, Mr. Robert Herbst, Mrs. Norman Pilgrim, Mr. Harold Mills. Each member is a high-minded, public spiri t Donald C. Manlove ' The executive head of our school has all the attributes of the business man and has to deal exclusively in raw material. He is a principal Well liked by all. competent, respected leaders transform I Richard Coons, Dean of Boys, has an often thankless job. His time is always available to help the aspiring and often Nperspiringv students. ' 30 Mr. James C. Farmer theory into practice DEDICATION It is usually customary for the dedication to be made at the front of the book, but Mr. James C. Farmer so many years served in an administrative capacity that We thought it fitting and proper to include him among the administration in fond dedication. His genial personality, his ever-ready Wit, and sincerity of purpose Will linger with us through the years. Our Office Secretaries--Bless them! Do any of us ever realize how many questions they are asked, how many mental memos they must keep, and how graciously they accept it all? Mrs. Helen Davenport and Mrs. Mildred Logue Miss Gladys Erdahl, Dean of Girls, gives a helping hand to all who seek her advice. Her charm and poise have been a source of pleasure to everyone with Whom she has become acquainted. if .i ',,,f democratic action .A , N 8 a 8 i Our teaching administration offers us the chance to learn a great deal. Under this skillful guidance We travel along educa- tion's interesting highways, observing all We can. Here are also under- standing and sympathy for us and our problems, and the offer of helpful advice. We Will all realize in later years what a help has been given us during our high school years. e 32 We at R. H. S. are very proud of our governing body, the Activities Board, in which We the students have a chance to voice our opinions on school problems. through student representatives . . Activities Board Left to right, first row: Gayle Gardner, Dick Miller, Bob Elliot, Larry Wharton, Dohn Pegg, Scott Swope. Second row: Nancy VanEtten, Beulah Caudill, David Bridgrford, Alan Crum, Joe Beckner, Judy Patterson, Carolyn Patterson, Miss Gladys B. Erdahl. Third 1'oz1r.' Nanette Hardy, Ann Cox, Marilyn Miller, Janis Ison, Marilyn Wissler, Jane Deeter, Shirley Bennett, Valeta Pfeiffer, Linda Hammer, Debbie Garofolo, Bob Grieswell, Dave White. Fourth row: Tommy Thompson, Sue Puthoff, Bert Miller, Phil Hardwick, John Hitch, John Morse, David Gwin, Dick Rivir, Jerry Schuerman, Ronnie Stegall, Jerry Lowry, Tom Bussen. , , enables us to ENGLISH Seated fleft to rightb: Miss Fihe, Miss Murphy, Mrs. Shallenburg, Miss Fornshell, Miss Grothaus Standing: Mr. Fuller, Mr. Johnson, Mr. Sealock, Mr. Keefer, Mr. Holder, Mr. Dingley. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Seated fleft to rightj : Mrs. Williams, Mr. Lyboult, Miss Stinson. Standing: Mr. Bartz, Mr. Sponsler, Mr. Hilton, Mr. Chiodi. 34 become capable MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Seated fleft to rightb: Mr. Brenneman, Miss Coulter, Miss Eliason, Mr. Miller. Standing: Mr. Carpenter, Mr. Gladden, Mr. Small, Mr. Alexander, Mr. Seidel: SOCIAL STUDIES AND COMMERCIAL Seated Qleft to rightjz Mrs. Strahan, Miss Meacham, Miss Sutton, Mr. Sollars. Stumliwg: Mr. Stafford, Mr. Hilton, Mr. Chase, Mr. Beckner, Mr. Robertson. 35 citizens who are VOCATIONAL AND HOME ECONOMICS Seated Qleft to rightjz Mr. Sears, Mrs. Parker, Miss Fossenkemper, Miss Land Standing: Mr. Harshman, Mr. Hannah, Mr. Dorner, Mr. Etchison, Mr. Treasure. FINE ARTS AND FOREIGN LANGUAGE Seated fleft to rightjz Miss Grothaus, Mrs. Appleton, Miss King, Mrs. Harold. Standing: Miss Clark, Mr. Melton, Mr. Loar, Mrs. Hodgin. 36 prepared to . . CUSTODIANS Left to right, first row: Mr. Hill, Mr. Jarrett, Mrs. Davis, Mr. Bradford. Second row: Mr. Harlin, Mr. Saul, Mr. Wynn, Mr. Ball. --1 Awrf-r- is BJ CONCESSION WORKERS Left to right, first row: Barbara Bodiker, Sonya Hoover, Shirley Skaggs, Pat Shallis, Ellen Priestley, Betty Heuing. Second row: Esther Lawman, Ramona Hoover, Rollie Robbins, Mr. fDocJ Robertson, Jeraldine Tyler, Joanne Stultz, Elsie Feaster. 37 - f'-wwf -'-,Q - S.. ,QVWQ - fm ,wg H ,-,E In .v 55 Virgin ii E 5- W' rm X ard? f' S c if: Vg : Ai . K Q i ff Mrs. Ralph Whisenhunt, Di rector of the Richmond Art Association. face the future . . Our art association in Richmond is one of the oldest in the Midwest. It sponsors many types of exhibits with everything from the modern- istic designs to the provincial patterns. It has helped promote the study of art in the Richmond schools, thus developing many artists in our town. The association owns a number of very valuable and famous paintings which are kept in the McGuire galleries. Each year there is an art exhibit held in which young and old alike can participate. Many people from all over the United States have visited our galleries and art shows. 38 Just a few things that make up sports at R. H. S. ATHLETICS Sports hold the number one spotlight for almost all the boys and girls in R. H. S. Whether our part is in the gym, on the field, or in the bleachers, there are few of us who fail to feel their importance and challenge. Sports are an important part of our education. 39 ,X 2 f 'El ,,, M 42 2-4i'1. i f!-MF. P' F' Left to right: Sue Smith, Charlotte Sweet, Sammy Badgett, Beulah Caudill, Carolyn Patterson. There is a wonderful thrill when our team goes ahead by two . . . four . . . or more points. Because of all these things and the fact that we want to back our swell team, we yell and yell. Go big devils is just one of the many yells our cheerleaders bring forth. They help boost our boys, win or lose. Boom Boom Boom . . . . . . whether cheering Go Big Devils ...... J' Coach Chiodi giving some of the boys a few pointers on football. or teaching . Lyman Lybolt is a very familiar figure around R. H. S. Here pictured at his fabulous desk, We can realize only a small part of the job he does. Quietly, he goes about his business, but anyone connected with sports knows how Well he does his job. The coaches We have at R. H. S. are really the best. They give the boys the spirit of good sportsmanship. Without them We Wouldn't pile up the big string of victories We have. Fast thinking and precision are all a part of their job. 41 whether participating or SEASON'S RECORD Richmond ........ ...., 3 4 Ft. Wayne Cen. Cath Richmond A....,.. ..... 5 4 Frankfort .........,......... Richmond ..,..... ..... 2 1 Anderson ........ Richmond ........ ..... 4 4 New Castle .......... Richmond .....,,. ..... 4 8 Broad Ripple ..,..... Richmond ........ ..... 6 Muncie Central .........., Richmond ........ ..... 2 0 Lima, Ohio ................. Richmond ......., ..... 3 5 Ft. Wayne Cen. Cath Richmond ....,.,, ..... 2 6 Marion ......................, Richmond ........ ..... 7 Indianapolis Tech. .... . 42 ing, w FOOTBALL TEAM Left to right, ,first row: Roper, Powell, Ashnian, Crum, Burge, Hoskins, Jarvis, Oberle, Harris, Poole, B. Miller. Second row: Bonner, Holthouse, Shepard, XVashington, Barrett, Malone, Lowry, Leavell Bell, C. Miller, Drudy, Ritz, Robbins. Third rouf: Mr. Hilton, Asst., Mr. Etchison, Coach, Spicer, King, Price, Hitchcock, Bridgford, Perkins, Lovin, Castelluccio, Daniels, Tinsley. 1'lOIH'fl1, row: Crabtree, inglxg VVilll21lllS, Myers, Ricker, Sharp, Corder, Inglert, Willoughby, Fletcher, Pegg, Ware, mgixg Swope. mgr., Mr. Chiodi, Asst, 9 Mr. Richard Tiernan, City Athletic Director equaHy hnpo F Even before the first day of school began, the R. H. S. football team was almost ready for their opening game with Fort Wayne Central Catholic. The Devils, after rolling over C. C. 34 to 0, played host to Frankfort, and romped over the Nighthawks 54 to 0. Then they went to Anderson, where they fought back from a 6 to 0 half-time deficit to a 21 to 12 victory with Tom Fletcher's brilliant running. The next two games were breathers, with Richmond beating New Castle 44 to 6, and Broad Ripple 48 to 6. Then came the fatal night with Muncie, when the longest prep school Winning streak was ended by a one point loss. Then the Devils returned home and lost to a very tough Lima, Ohio, team, 32 to 20. Our next game was an easy 35 to 6 Win over Ft. Wayne Central. The Devils then journeyed to Marion, where a fired-up Marion team took them by surprise and practically upset themg they came through though, with a 26 to 25 win in a very exciting game. The final game of the season was the Devils' third loss. It was a 13 to 7 loss at the hands of the Indianapolis Tech Green Waves. To the rtant part of. .. members of the 1953-54 football team and its coaches go our everlasting gratitude for carrying on the Richmond tradition of sportsmanship and honor on the gridiron. Richmond Richmond ..,.,... Richmond ......., Richmond Richmond ....,,., Richmond Richmond ..,..... Richmond ...c.c.. Richmond .... Richmond ..,,.... Richmond Richmond ..,,.,.. Richmond ...,.,.. Richmond ..,,.... Richmond Richmond Richmond Left to right, jirst row: P. Sharp, mgr.g D. Sharp, Wright, Beckner, Wyatt mgr Second row: Houston, Fletcher, Gwin, Mansfield. Third row: Carlin, Beam, Crum, Satterfield, Alvey, Coach Beckner. BASKETBALL SEASON GAMES 68 42 43 59 41 44 45 47 55 47 44 45 65 60 45 46 60 Richmond .,.,,,,, w,w,-,Y-A-- 5 8 HOLIDAY Richmond ........ ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 9 Richmond ........ Richmond Richmond Richmond 54 Lynn ..,,.,..,,...,,,..., Muncie Burris ....... Royerton .......... New Castle ......,,,Y,.. Muncie Central ....,,.. Ft. Wayne Central ....., Shelbyville ................ Marion .......,... Gerstmeyer ...,.. New Castle ...... Logansport ...,., Kokomo .....,.,. LaPorte .,,.,...,..... Frankfort .............,. Indianapolis Tech. Middletown .......,. Lafayette ..... Anderson ..r,,,. TOURNEY Ft. Wayne South S ide MHTIOH ....................,, ,... SECTIONAL 81 70 34 Whitewater .......... Cambridge City ...,. Milton .........,,,,,,,, 45 Stretch Milo! Watch how he does it, boys. our athletic program . Whether our team Wins or loses, We can not help but feel that tense anxiety that accompanies any basketball game. Our team certainly provided us With some exciting moments this year. Wins that were a surprise and loses that were sometimes painful, but in ,making these, Coach Beckner Was molding a unit. We Will never think of this season in disappointment, for we realize that this year's sacrifices will be next year's gains. 46 Where did the ball go ? basketball Watch it, Joe! Many changes Were made in the line- ups this year. Our coach tried many combinations, giving lots of boys a chance to play. To all the boys We owe praise for the thrills We got out of our games at home or away. To the out-going seniors We Wish them the best of luck in their college sports. Up and over! Not on his back, Bill! Track action track and football . Also an important part of our athletic program is our track team. They do a lot of Work and aren't rewarded with much glory, and yet, We're sure anyone Who has attended a track meet has felt the excitement there. There are so many things happening you don't know Where to look first. We are all proud of this year's track team Who did so Well all season. Baseball-the nation's most popular sport, is also popular around R. H. S. Our teams have always been good, and this year was no exception. With the Veterans from last year, and the new rookies, we could hardly miss. Our baseball teams have been consistent winners, as the trophies in our show case testify. BASEBALL TEAM basebaH and cross country ... Left to right, yirst row: Crum, Eastman, Klute, Hotopp, DeVito, Alvey, Beckner, Belcher. Second row: Cox, Creech, Ashman, Paust, Roper, Gill, Smith, Graham. Third row: Ritz, Ford, Wagers, Carlin, Onyett, Price, Nelson, Shipp. Fourth row: Tut- tle, Schuerman, Brewer, Mansfield, Marker, Benge, Atkins, Sharp. Fifth row: Brand, VonZon, Torbeck, Farmer, DeCamp, Gwin, Woodworth, Sonsini. Sixth row: Piehl, Rogers, Morse, Patterson, Lahman, Gore, Bridgford. Our cross country team ran for everything including their supper. The speediest boys around, they Were a great team this year. Our wrestling team also was the greatest this year. Interest has picked up a lot at R.H.S. in the Wrestling teams. This year We Were fortunate to send three grapplers to state: Tim Burge, Joe Myers, and Jerry Lowry. wrestling, CROSS COUNTRY Left to right, first row: Roger Onyett, Jim Enloe, Ed Knoodle, Larry Logue. Second row: Charles Wiley, Milo Beam, Charles Kauffman, Donald Forsythe. WRESTLING Left to right, first row: Bob McLear, Raymond Yedding, Joe Myers, Dwight Horner, Tim Burge, Bob Hotopp, Eu- gene Williams, Dick Ricker. Second 'ro'w: Jerry Lowry, Tom Mur- ley, Wilburn Wilson, Lee Rhoades, Tom Bell, Bill Petty, Louie Marquet, Roger Onyett. Third row: Joe Hardwick, Gene Cornealison, John Foley, Glen Zaybeck, Tom Bus- sen, David Carter, Jim Collin. Fourth row: Dale Bricken, Max Metz, Dan Cappa, Paul Behnen, Tom Humphry, Warner Langevin, Edward Schie- hent. Fifth row: Mr. Chiodi, Roger Cornett, Mr. Hilton. tennis and golf . Tennis Left to right, first row: David Kem, Duane Wyatt, Norman Aikin, Louis Marquet. Second row: Jim Stamper, Keith Watt, Jim Brooks, Larry Blose, Bill Kuritar, John Inglebert. Golf Left to right, first row: Von Loop, Dick Har- rington, Bobby Ake, Jim Bass, Gary Hauk, Sammy Benson, Jerry Wolfe, Jim Weston, Jack Evans, Mr. Sealock. Second row: Ronnie Stegall, Roger Jenkins, Dale Kendall. Our tennis team met many power- houses in the state this season and downed them with ease. We are certainly proud of our racketeers. The golf squad came up to all our expectations and were Way above par. Best of luck to them for the rest of the season. The picture on the right is one of a typical boys gym class. Volleyball is just one of the many sports included in the varied sports program of our Phys. Ed. depart- ment. Everything is learned from soccer to square dancing in the classes. We all yelled when we had to go out and march in the fall, but we also yelled when we had to go out in the sun to play baseball. Remember how we trudged out to start? But did we ever dash to the showers when the bell finally rang! The intramural bowling leagues met this year at the American Alleys. The girls bowled on Tuesday, and the boys on Thursday. It was loads of fun to Watch the first-time bowlers try their best to heave the ball for a decent score, and also fun to watch the more experienced ones rack up strike after strike. Ronnie Hartman was the boys' highest average bowler for the season, and Pat Paradiso was highest among the girls. Championship Bowling Teams bowling, and Left to right: Marilyn Hudson, Left to right: Roger Jenkins, Nilah Farwig, and Joyce Butler. Jim Noelker, Tom Kanke. Ab. Joyce Weaver. Ab. Von Loop. 52' .L Tourney Champs Season Champs Left to right, first row: Bob Mills, Charles Kauffman, Phil First row: Jim Long, Jimmy Banning, Hardwick. Second row: Ernie Jarvis, Pat Sharp, David Charles Karns. Second row: Harold Belcher. Foltz, Lonnie Rose. intramurals Intramurals are important to each boy at high school, for they give him a chance to take part in the sports programs. Every boy with a desire to play basketball has an opportunity to play. This year we had two champion- ship teamsg one for the season, and one for the tourney. W, ..,, .. ,4- ... --3 -1 2 -589' -r , 1.. - . a ,--V:ffm,- .fV,x,,25,'v ff. I 9 I . :fn . . ,A-,ig f 2 Wi, . kj. W , .1 -g - . .,,,x- :sag V . 1 fi' t S M 335 5 7 3 1 ' 5 M, ...- .. ,,,.----V V-- ' , Lggw A , 5 A-ff' .. -Q ..- f 4 , .,.. 1. ,M t V if . . ' ., - QQ ' Q fl' -,Q - . , I -' , ' y 'W 1 ig,-'v,Qf, sy Vt ,, vlggkyg-2-sgy,,,g:j,,gg, I V -365 V, A .. ,Vg t,gfV:1,, H V 2' i n f - I V U X V ' I, . 4 HZ , . wg . wx' 5 f L- 't' ' If ' ' V: Q t t ..,, . ' 5 14. , A-M FV H- KW3 3,-V .::,MM .,... .,.. , ., R. H. S. State Wrestlers each is important . . . Before and after -E! hh 1,2 X, Under the Eiffel Tower at the Evening in Paris d ACTIVITIES The variety of activities at R. H. S. is evident in the dances, Footlights, Y-Teens, Hi-Y, clubs, and parties. Everyone, Whether he is socially inclined, or very serious-minded, can find something to show his interests and abilities. 55 31106. I 1 S E? 4 a R? A . f3 1' ' Q Alix 5 R x Elsie El snow queen and her court Reigning over the first Snow Ball ever to be held in R. H. S. was Queen Carol Foley. Her court consisted of Carolyn Petry, Judy Patterson, Barbara Turner and Charlotte Sweet. 56 Soft lights, sweet music by Johnny Whited and his orchestra, and wintry decorations created a snowy winter wonderland for happy dancing couples. This being the very first Snow Ball in R. H. S. history, excitement was especially high and everyone really enjoyed himself. The beginning of the holidays put everyone into a gay mood. The Snow Ball was the be- ginning of a social season for many. Couples waltzed enchantedly as others sat enjoying the music and the appropriate decorations. dances, plays, and A snappy group of gals who danced with precision and grace. Left to right: Geneva Haas, The Footlights of ,54 . . . filled with shinay Prather, Nancy Hall, music, lights, and costumes of the 'lame Robertson, Charlotte S Sweet, Ruth Anne Whaley, outh Seas. From the moment of the Marilee Jackson Nancy ,, ' 77 7 overture, South Pacific, u to the last Hasemeier, Sue Smith, Janice patriotic number, the audiences were Heitzman. thrilled with the talent. The variety of acts presented made a colorful, musical production. musical productions The finale-glowing with the colorful flags, bright costumes, and patriotic songs was a fitting Hnish for a Wonderful show. Every- one agreed it was the best production ever presented. The Maharajah Girls . . . beautiful girls in filmy costumes who danced at the command of their Maharajah. They added a lovely part to our Foot- lights of '54. It's In The Book . . . Bell Bottom Blues . . . Honestly . . . Oh By Jingo . . . Lovely Hula Hands . . . Wut It Wuz Wuz Football . . . The Chorus Line . . . Mary Stone Four . . . The Three Gabriellos . . . Marjorie Wessler . . . Lonnie James . . . Henrietta Hirshburg . . . These, and the many others were some of the acts we can't forget from the show. Of course, no one could forget our home-bred Texan, Bill Brawley, with his cute Texan jokes. are blended together . . Lovely interpretive dancing of Henrietta Hirshburgg romantic duo of Joyce Mendenhall and Al Smithg crazy, cute antics of Janice Sherrow. A great show is made only when there is a lot of talent both on and off stage. Our backstage crew was one of the finest. Under the directions of Mr. Graham, Mr. Fuller, and Mr. Dingley, an artistic scene was developed, beautiful music played, and everything ran smoothly. We'll never forget the smell of grease paint, the hustle and bustle, all the crumpled tissues and towels, and the funny expressions on the faces of those who were being made up. 59 to give us variety Again this year the junior class did a Wonderful job sponsoring the Jr. Sr. Prom. The beautiful decorations carried out the theme of Carousel Civic Hall was turned into a magic place of enchantment full of colorful balloons, billovvy formals, and happy dancers. It Was a delightful evening that We Will all remember for a long time. Our lovely queen and her attendants added just the right touch of sparkle. QUEEN Sue Smith. Sparkling and vivacious, Sue is never lacking in fun or pep. ATTENDANTS Geneva Haas. Good things come in small packages, as in the case of our sweet Geneva. Shirley Prather. Her friendly personality draws many people to her and keeps them there as her true friends. Marjorie Neff. An en- thusiastic worker, Margie is one of the most gracious girls at R. H. S. Carla Rethmeyer. Her Southern pleasantness has made her a leader in school activities. in our outside activities The center of Civic Hall colorfully depicted a Carousel of pastel horses. There Were streamers and balloons forming a big circus tent top. On the tables Were miniature carousels as decorations. It was one of the most colorful and unusual ideas ever used for a dance. The dreamy music of the Campus Owls from Miami put everyone in a romantic mood. Y-teens help to Leadership . . . initiative . . . dependability . . . fun . . . co-opera- tion . . . All these go together to make up our Y-Teen cabinet this year. Under their capable leadership many things were accomplished of which they can Well be proud. Daily P. A. devotions were given, Easter and Christmas devotions were sponsored jointly with Hi-Y, and all the girls enjoyed iixing up Christmas toys and gifts for the epileptic village. Cabinet this year was headed by their president, Marjorie N eff. Combine a sweet personality and a hard Worker, and you get Margie, Who always savv to it that all the Y-Teen activities Were running smoothly. First row: Marjorie Neff. Left to right, second row: Ann Adelle Kaeuper, Jeanne Fox, Vivian Livingston. Third row: Carolyn Petry, Barbara Gilmore. Fourth row: Judy Patterson, Gayle Swick, Joanna Isom, Imogene Stanley. Fifth row: Carla Rethmeyer, Joanne Fox, Miss Janet Land, Nancy Jo Wills, Ruth Anne Whaley. Y-Teen President, Marjorie Neff T- PAT'S PIN UPS V'S Q T,s Leader: Judy Patterson Leader: Vivian Livingston Advisor: Mrs. Parker g,V5,Ce'P -esldent of Mardi Gras Booth: Corn T eensj Crib Advisor: Mrs. Coons Mardi Gras Booth: Let's Make it Legal provide everything . . . JEANNE'S KAPERS BUBBIES BOB-0-LINKS Leader: Jeanne Fox ISecreta1'y of Y-Teensj Leader: Barbara Gilmore Advisor: Miss Stinson Advisor: Miss Crabb Mardi Gras Booth: Flower Mardi Gras Booth: Minia- Shoppe ture Golf 63 HEAVENLY HOBOS Leader: Ruth Anne Whaley Advisor: Miss Fornshell Mardi Gras Booth: Hobo- grams KAEUPER'S KORKERS Leader Ann Adelle Kaeuper fT1'easm'e'r of Y-Teensj Advisor: Mrs. Strahan Mardi Gras Booth: Faculty Diaper Days NANC'Y'S NOVELETTES Leader: Nancy Jo Wills Advisor: Miss Eliason Mardi Gras Booth: Lights Out from spiritual inspiration STANLEY STEAMERS Leader: Imogene Stanley Advisor: Miss Fossen- kemper Mardi Gras Booth: The Ginger Bread House 64 5 ' 'E 'Y ,A :f F' HOOSIER HONEYS FOXEY'S J0'S Leader: Carla Rethmeyer Leader: Joanne Fox Advisor: Miss Clark Advisor: Miss Meacham Mardi Gras Booth: Show Mardi Gras Booth: Court Boat of the Queen and King of Hearts t o fu n . . JO'S JOLLY TEENS PEATIE'S PALS Leader: Joanna Isom Leader: Carolyn Petry Advisor: Miss Coulter Advisor: Miss Grothaus Mardi Gras Booth: Beat Mardi Gras Booth: Sippin' the Clock Soda 65 hard work goes SPRINGPSTAFF Seated, left to right: Joyce Hughes, Jim Bass, Roberta Hayslett, Jane Backmeyer. Standing, left to right: Ruth Anne Whaley, Nancy Hasemeier, Marilee Jackson, Nancy Jo Wills. FALLSTAFF Seated: Nancy Hasemeier, Marilee Jackson, Ruth Anne Whaley. Standing: Ann Kelly, Carol Brown, Nancy Jo Wills, Jim Bass, Jane Backmeyer. The staff of our year book put in a lot of time getting the annual out. All those faces in clubs to identify, copy to write, deciding what pictures to take and where to put them, getting the sophomore, junior, and senior pictures in alphabetical order, all these are just a few of the many things we had to do. In our spring semester we were glad to gain new faces on the staff and sorry to lose some old ones. Besides getting the year book out, we sponsored a sport dance and the Footlightsf' We lived from one dead- line to another, and were we ever relieved when that last picture had been taken and the last bit of copy sent in. We felt that all our Work was rewarded though, when we saw our finished book. As we went through it, we could remember so many funny incidents about almost every picture. The time . . . Friday, fifth hour . . . The place . . . A classroom . . . The event . . . Distribution of Registers. As you look around the room, you can see the happy faces of those who found their names in the Register, and the sad ones of those Who kept looking and looking, but they just Weren't in that edition. None of us in school knows more about the activities, birthdays, steadies, or gossip of the kids than the Register staff. They are a hard Working group who put in many extra hours meeting deadlines, proofreading, and sorting copy into divisions. , 4 g Few of us realize the tremendous quantity of stories, articles, and the latest gossip that passes through the hands of the staff. They spend more time than most of us realize in checking for commas, capitals, gram- mar, and misspelled Words. With the extremely good help of their sponsor, Mr. Holder, they always manage to turn out a newsy, interesting paper. To them We say, You,ve done a great job, kids! into our school publications . FALL STAFF Seated, left to right: Jane Schwemberger, Nancy Hall, Barbara Goble, Bonnie Borders. Standing: Gene Kovach, Kenny Paust. SPRING STAFF Left to right, first wmv: Pat Bolling, Bob Hotopp, Martin Bulach, Marilyn Melle. Second row: Mickey DeVito, David Belcher, Kenny Paust, Bob McFeeley. 5 Q YL. M if K. ' if M f ' gf? N E3 g f Q 2 : ' . Q' we s 512 W 1 5 - ,f 7' X 1 m ' I X N: ' - 5 :E mx WV Q. in , ,RL 4 pm . I Lxhyh S ,SEX . My 6 i , f if W f Yi f.. 5 i' 9 The concert choir is especially important to us at R. H. S. No one can easily forget the caroling in the halls at Christmas, the beautiful hymns at Easter, and, of course, their two Wonderful concerts each year. Under the guidance of Mr. Ronald E. Melton, they have proven one of the best choirs in the state. Left to right, first row: Charlotte Sweet, Judy Patterson, Patsy Ballinger, Carol Mills, Marcia Byrum, Katherine Vance, Sharon Huth, Lora Zurwell, Janice Sherrow, Sylvia Farwig, Jeanne Motsinger. Second row: Linda Hammer, Sue Gabbert, Bonnie Philbeck, Virginia VanderVliet, Sandra Jones, Beverly Beasley, Marilou Williams, Carol Deubner, Ruby Long, Shirley French, Lu Ann Calkins, Sue Smith, Shirley Bennett. Third row: Elaine Fox, Lois Deardorff, Jacqueline Hannah, Therlander Whitehead, Suzanne Hardy, Ruthelma Reid, Marjorie Neff, Liz Garner, Marilyn Miller, Carla Rethmeyer, Mary Stone, Janet Hampton, Ann King, Ann Adelle Kaeuper, Joanne Fox. Fourth row: Bobby Graham, Ricki Rogers, Curt Davis, Kenneth Alderson, Pete VanderVliet, Danny Waggerman, Ronald Wharton David Hicks, Danny Meyers, John Smythe, Jack Poulalion, Francis Church, Tom Fletcher, Lonnie James, Roger Cornett, Walter Sieb, Bob Voorhees. Fifth row: Phillip Hirschfield, Ronnie Hartman, Dave Barrett, Ronnie Holthouse, Bill Azbill, Tom Bussen, Karl Klute, Don Miller, Harold Hale, Dick Ammon, John Sanders, John Nicklas Phil Hardwick, Kenneth Foreman, Jim Sharp, Arnold Jett, Bill Ritz, Jerry Horney, Tommy Thompson. Concert Choir Hereis a small, but highly trained group of musicians Whom We have all learned to respect. This adept and Versatile group has been most pleasing in performing both classics and pops . The capability of their director, Mr. Ronald E. Melton, is displayed in their music at the spring and Winter concerts. R.H.S. Orchestra Orrflfvslra. mmnbc1's.' Beverly Beasley, Phil Nusbauni, Bob Ake. Hub Blossom. Ann King, Meta Jo Lzunb. Rninoini Williams, Sylvia Tzipp. Joyce Ci11'V9I'. Eileen Rust. Robert Hll2llPS. Sonya JUIIPS. Miclielle Maison. Bruce Reynolds. Mary Ellen Browli, Joe Lewis, Keith Slieffer, Bill Slizlfer. Joyce lll6llll0Ill12lll, Bill Perkins. Janice Mendenhall, Malrjorio I3P1ll'll1i1!l, Bill McDonald, .lzinice Roberfsoii, Paul Reid. Lowell Bralttaiii. 70 l Left to right, first i'Ull7.' Patterson, Brown, XVIIZIIEX, Petry, Hasenieier, Stanley, Jackson, lifffllllll-!yi31'. Garner. lVills. Turner, Prather. Second row: Wells, Hollowitz, Maier, Deeter, Tanbe, Haas, Ballinger, Vance, Fritz. Hardy. Whitten, Allfblilllilll. Third row: Hall, Eastman, Calkins, Myers, Parker, Baekmeyer. Backnieyer, Foley, Stolle, McManus, Gilliland, Koehring. Fourth row: Sasher, Maze, Bolling, Burr, Goller, Deubner, Brown, Thornburg, Steginan, Miller, Neff, Heitzman. Fifth row: Bloenike, Tuttle, VVinburn, Hall, Whitehead, Knodle, VVilson, Hill, Davis, McGrew, Mills, Ricker. Sizvth row: Farwig, Schoe- inake. White, Myers, Hardwick, Brown, Hudson, Schneider, Connaroe, Mitchell, YVilson. Stout. Seirentli row: Gromer, Wessler Zwissler, Nufrio. Pteitter, Knight, Juerling, Coulter, Brisco, Maule. Gilmore, Dickerson. Eighth rouf: Vogelsang. Branden- burg, VVil1iarns, Nicklas, Callahan, Bair. Knoll, Deardorff, Bennett. Krick. Hawkins. Dooley. Ninth row: Lee, Klingebiel. Mendenhall, Miller, Hafner, Hammer, Hamilton, Marquet, Mills. Tait, Shellhorn, Butler, Tenth roar: Jones. Beasley. Wisen berg, Karn, Charles. Gahhert, Wanniger, Lukemire, Marshall, Markley. Weaver, Swiek. Eleventh row: Baker, Lewis, Crum, Martin. Behrrnan, Long, Foeht, Murray, Schmidt, Cheeselnan, Gamble. Puthoff. Twelfth four: Loehr, VanEtten, Daniels, York, Killion, Moriarty, Austerman, Brisco, Lindley, XVitherby. Tsvhaen, McQuiston. Block Rv is the best organized B I 0 C k ' ' ' ' yelling section in the state. We are all Very proud of them. From the moment they march in at the first game till they take down the devil at the last game they support the teams with skilled, accurate, and vivid performances. Always pro- moting sportsmanship, they are a good example of the interest the students take in the games. We doubt if there is a school in the state that isn't envious of our Block R, 71 I SENIOR HI-Y First row fleft to rightJ: Bob Pardieck, Bill McDonald, Melvin Brandon, Norman Aikin, Karl Klute, John Nicklas, Ronnie Coble, Bill Brawley, Scott Swope, Lance Longnecker. Second row: Richard Taylor, Kent Bowen, Bill Azbill, Louis Marquet, Roger Scott, Tom Murley, Jim Enloe, Keith Watt, Larry Blose. Third row: Sam Badgett, Louis Narotski, Dohn Pegg, Phil Hardwick, Alan Crum, Dick Kleeman, Dick Eastman, Jim Weber. Fourth row: Jerry Nancarrow, Milo Beam, Jim Brooks, Lee Rhoades, Torn Roper, Ronnie Kauper, Earl Willoughby, Ronnie Huth. Fifth row: Mr. Small, Jan Wright, David Kem, Ronnie Hartman, Tom VanEtten, Don Brenner. we enjoya . . . I FRESHMAN HI-Y First row fleft to rightj Joe Parrish, Jim Stamper, Bob Hodgin, Stephen Chase, Charles Placke, Louis Romain. Second row: Dick Hodgin, Don Harmon, Mr. Chase, George Shirley, Phil Brown, Bob Ake. Third row: Dick Steinbrink, David VonZon, Ernie Wicker- sham, Joe Hunt, James Hud- son, Dick Rivir, Ron Bolser. Fourth row: John Travers, Bill Pilgrim, Tom Mansfield, John Englebert, John Hitch. 7 'F SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM First 'row Qleft to rightjz Gayle Gibbs, Sidney Wissler, Jackie Yencer, David Belcher, Jean Alcorn, Mary Ann Kline, Phyllis Adams, Leathia Newman. Second row: Harold Kurtz, Jim Brumley, Mrs. wide selection . . . SPEECHCLUB First row Cleft to rightl: Vicky York, Mimi Marquet, Mary Meintzen, Barbara Goble, Mary Brown, Jackie Gamble, Nancy Hasemeier, Beverly Hawkins. Second row: Maxine Hall, Leathia Newman, Mary Moore, Nadine Naber, June Martin, Rita King, Janis Ison, Henrietta Hirshburg. Third row: Martha Jones, Joanne Cannon, Sharon Mitchell, Carla Rethmeyer, Bob Hudson, John Morgan, Dale Alexander, David Bridgford. Fourth row: Dannis Harris, Melanie Jett, David Kem, Jerry Horney, Bill Azbill, Bill Brawlev, Kenneth Alderson, Mr. Johnson. Strahan, Ralph Long, Louie Ripperger, Larry Gaydosh, Larry Wharton. Third row: Ronnie Stegall, Paul Krouse, Roger Click, Roger Scott, Lee Inglert. Fourth row: Don Hurley, John Sanders, David Gwin, John Warren, Joe Holinko. Fifth row: John Ashman, Lowell Miller, Jerry Beach, Jim Mikesell. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB First 'row Cleft to rigrhtb: Helen Blue, Joyce Carver, Judy Pohlar, Barbara Feltman, Mary Ellen Arrnstead, Maxine Hall, Maxine Pennington. Second row: Mrs. Shallenburg, Glenna Kidwell, Connie Jackson, Josephine Johnson, Saundra Hall, Betty Daniels, Nancy Davis. Third row: Mary Sue Scherer, Don Forsythe, Carol Vance. of interesting DANCE CLUB First rozc fleft to rightjz Shirley Murr, Lang, Spencer Longworth, Bob Ellis, Dick Elaine Dixon, Charlotte Reynolds,.Eris Dixon, Hamm, Johnnie Wyatt. Ruthaml Pierce, Sam Dodson, 11015 Ruhl, Fozzrflz, row: Ramona Williaimis, Judy Pohlar, Ellen Prlestleyj Barbflra Phlulps' Ronnie Stegall, Jerry Landis, Allen Gilbert, Second row: Linda Michael, Dena Hillard, Donald Forsythe, Joe Brown. Carolyn Taylor' Ann QHIHH, Julia Rollmsi Fifth row: Mrs. Shallenberg, Von Loop, Paul Naflette Hardy, 'llm Shepard- Blanton, Jim McGrath, Paul Fuller, Robert Thzrd row: Connie Jackson, Pat Crouch, Jim Lewis, Joe Pardo, Miss Coulter, Don Schilling. 74 i 1 Our drum major and majorettes add a Colorful note Whether they are leading the band onto the football field or bringing in the flags at a basketball game. Drum major: Ronnie Long necker. Drum. mnjorettes: Marilyn Wissler, Nancy Chrestensen, Janice Rob- ertson, Meta Jo Lamb. clubs at R.H.S. . HOME ECONOMICS CLUB First row' fleft to rightj: Joyce Huffaker, Third wmv: Mrs. Parker, Mae Lois Pennington, Carolyn Sittloh, Shirley Shafer, Barbara Phyllis Bake1', Camille Carte1', Marlene Baker, Johnson, Mary E. Brown, Patty Reed, Phyllis Verna Loop, Martha Miller, Elizabeth Hinshaw, Adams, Mabel Whitfield, Barbara Zwissler, Lola Alexander. Carol lvefkmfli EDU157 Crum, Mafllyn Fourth Voir: Frona Christy, Marilyn Melle, Austerman' Edith Tharp, Erma Crockett, Shirley Maloris, Second row: Sharon George, Linda Hartzler, Pat Rayborn, Barbara Vogelgesang, Judy Elinor Brown, Betty Abraham, Donna Call, Brandenburg. Dflfma G0b19, Shlfley MCG21thY, B31'b3Y'a Lewis, Fifth row: Margie Wesler, Debbie Garoffolo, Shirley Murr. Dixie Tait, Janet Flaugher, Virginia Bloemke. 75 HOT ROD CLUB First row fleft to rightjz Frank Ellis, Jim VVhirley, Darrell Ronan, Bob Porfidio, Don Hurley, Pat Wolf, John Sanders, William Gregory, Charles Shepard, Garry Mendenhall. Second row: Gene Napier, Tom Bell, Dick Ricker, Jerry Pegg, George McGathey, Jim Stoner, Willie Clark, Bill Bryon, Winston Apple, Joe Parrish. Third row : Bill McFeeley, Bob Hotopp, Dick Gill, Don Miller, John Ashman, Lowell Miller, Paul Gatzek, Elmo Tanner. Fourth row: Ernie Jarvis, Bob Mills, Jerry Beach, Tom McKee, Bob Hamilton, Duane Pope, Dick Fisher, Bill Myers. Fifth row: Mr. Harshman, Raymond Yedding, Dick Mikesell. HUNTING CLUB First row fleft to rightb : Mr. Gladden, Carl Lipscomb, Kenneth Paust, Larry Pool, Charles Karns, Roger Onyett, Kenneth Bucker. Second row: Jack Davis, Kent Bowen, Phil Fox, Phil Hardwick, Jim Bussen, David Rohe, John Hitch, John Nelson. Third row: David McPherson, Max Gray. Fourth row: George Brouse, Bob Irvine, Eddie Bratton, Joe Holinko, Dick Gilmore, John Englebert. WOOD VVORK CLUB First row fleft to rightj : Jerry Uhte, Lee Cussins, Lewis Perkins, Sidney Newton, Gene Rudy, Jim Meier. Second row: James Johnson, David Reddington, Darrell Alvey, James Raper, Marvin Glover, Rubin Wilson. Third row: Mr. Treasure. BUSINESS CLUB Left to right, first row: Joe Holinko, Pat Osborne, Bar- bara Maurer, Carol Markley, Dick Gilmore, Terry Hedge- back, Alice Coonrod, Judy Angi, Don Miller. Second row: Grace Ladd, Ruth Magerle, Janet Mikaden, Carolyn Zwissler, Mary Ann Meek, Joyce Marino, Delores Bennett. Third row: Joyce Conarroe, Doris Miller, Helen Grandleand, Patricia Knorpp, Barbara Bodiker. Fourth row: Betty Jo Knight, Miss Meacham, Thelma Goris, Donna Call, Jena Sell, Juanita Gollar. t h 3 y i n C I U d 3 We are offered everything CADET CHOIR SCIENCE CLUB Left to right, first row: Dale Wallace, Larry Blose, Bill McDonald, Duane Mooreman, Bill Shefer, Jerry Cudworth. Second row: Terry Hageboeck, Dale Alexander, Bill Holder, Bill Kuritar, Bobby Ake. Third row: Gayle Buroker, Dick VVare, Don Crabtree, Keith Watt, Larry Logue. Fourfhi row: Jim Ellis, Don Brenner, Harry Simpson, Roger Scott, Louis Marquet, Ronnie Heath. TUMBLING CLUB Left to right, first -row: Don McNally Frank Batchelor, Dale Wallace, Darrell Ronan, Bob Porfidio, Fred Clark. Second row: Pete Long, Jerry Nichols, Dave VonZon, Gene Price. Third row: Paul Behncn, Duane Smith. Fourth, row: Mr. Bartz, Max Metz, Don Carlin, Bill Petty, Paul Crouch Fifth row: Bill Miller, Bob McLear, Bob Young, Jack Evans, Eugene Kovach, Bert Miller. ' , 3 Sl? ug, CHESS CLUB Left to right, ,irst row: Frankie Frazer, Louie Romain, Phil Nusbaum, Bob Hudson, John Miller, Beate Buchinger, Carl Craft. Secmicl row: Allen Genutis, Robert Lewell, Gayle Gibbs, Max Campbell, Bob Ake, George Shirley, Don Schilling. Third row: Jim Ellis, Lee Cussins, Jim Stoner, Eddie Schweizer, Dave Bridgford. Fourth row: James Noelker, David Rohe, Dick Rivir, Charles Wiley, Mr. Fuller, Bud Caplinger. FRENCH CLUB Left to right, first row .' Karen Rausch, Juanita Jett, Donna Addison, Classie Saunders, Mary Armstead, Lora Zurwell, Betty Yundt, Jeanne Motsinger. Second row: Shirley Salyer, Pat Ranck, Rochelle Hill, Jacqueline McGathey, Beverly Bur- den, Shirley McGathey, Mikie Mason. Third row: Miss Grothaus, Jean Wood, Josephine Johnson, Sue Burr, Gail Oberholtzer, Nancy Heiger. Foilrtli row: Bob Hudson, Louis Marquet, Al Smith, Joan Harris. milk, education, art . . . CYCLE CLUB Left to right, first row: Stanley Thomas James Cromwell, Doni ald Kutchie, Jim Stout, Jim Eudaley, Bob Bowser. Second row: Gene Rudy, YValter Sieb. Third rozc: John Vance, Alan Carman, David Pierce, Ronnie Heath, Jim Skaggs, George Hamilton, Robert Frauman. Ififlllffllf ro11'.' Mr. Harshman, Malcolm Nelson, David Carter. CQIJIIJI, Left to right, first 1'of1,4:.' Jill Cox, Carolyn Daniels, Jackie Yencer, Elaine Pierce, Carolyn Atkins, Sylvia Farwig, Carol Vance, Nancy Elliot, Jane Schwemberger. Second row: Bill Schaeffer, Sue Pinkerman, Pat Ranck, Pat Fox, Louie Ripperger, Phyllis Baker, Pat Gilmore, Jean Hamilton, Jean Fitzgibbons. Third Tow: Bill Drudy, Jim Enloe, Martin Bulach, John Sanders, Al Smith, Phil Nus- baum, Virginia VanderVliet, Hallie Currens, Mr. Holder. MASQUE AND WIG Left to right, first Vow: Janet Combs, Janis Ison, Jean Steg- man, Sandra Witherby, Janice Sherrow, Myra Miller, Beulah Caudill, Liz Juerling, Beverly Hawkins. Second row: Jackie Yencer, Carol Cody, Elaine Pierce, Sue Pinkerman, Mary Ann John- son, Pat Ranck, Nancy Peyton, Kathie Wick, Ruth Osborne. Third row: Luanne Bennett, Eris Dixon, Marianne Scotten, Henrietta Hirshburg, June Martin, Carol Wilson, Jim VVeber, John Miller. Fourtlt row: Dick Hodgin, Louie Romain, Janice Menden- hall, Al Smith, Sonya Jones, Bill Drudy, Karen Wanninger, Richard Taylor, Frank Frazer, Roy Vail. Fifth row: Mr. Fuller, James Fahlsing, John Kennedy, Bob Hudson, Ricki Rodgers, Tommy Thompson, Donald Spurgeon, Kenny Alderson, Harold Hale. R CLUB Left to right, first row: Clark Leavell, Jack Evans, Eugene Williams, Pete Malone, Bob Hotopp, Ron Oberle, Ernie Jarvis, Pat Sharp. Second row: Russell Tinsley, Ronnie Bass, Jim Bass, Orville Powell, Dick Sharp, Ken Harris, Joe Myers, Alan Crum, Booker Washington. Thifrd rowg Dohn Pegg, Norman Aiken, Earl Willoughby, Duane Wyatt, Scott Swope, Dick Ware, Jim Weston, Phil Fox. Fourth row: Charles Kauffman, Joe Beckner, Darrell Alvey, Milo Beam, Mr. Hilton, Jim Enloe, Coleman Miller, Jerry Haynes. SENIOR DRAMATICS Left to right, first row: Eliza- beth Knodle, Marilee Jackson, Shirley Prather, Geneva Haas, LuAnn Calkins, Jane Deeter, Nancy Hasemeier, Sylvia Far- Wig, Hallie Currins, Lora Zurwell. Second row: Sharon Huth, Mary Shoemake, Suzanne Hackman, Nancy Wells, Joan Taube, Carol Mills, Pat Maze, Sonya Burr, Pat Bolling, Jeanette Gerkin, Virginia VanderVliet. Tlzird row: Elizabeth Garner, Barbara Whitten, Marilyn Miller, Suzanne Hardy, Jane Schwemberger, Geraldine Tuttle, Carolyn Sasher, Nancy Hall, Pat Troutwine, Carol Dcubner. Fourth row: Norman Aikin, Bill Brawley, Eleanor Mc- Manus, John Poulalion, Darlene McMahan, Susie Mitchell, Mary Parker, Barbara Loescher, Joyce Backmeyer. Fifth row: Karl Klute, Martin Bulach, Dick Thompson, Tom Van Etten, Jan Wright, John Nicklas, Jerry Haynes, Jane Backmeyer. JUNIOR RED CROSS Left to right, first row: Carol Deubner, Kay Williams, Elaine Fox, Sandra Niewoehner, Bar- bara Feltman, Dianne Shellhorn, Julia Schneider, Sandra Ryan, Carolyn Sittloh, Jackie Fleetwood, Margaret Lee, Delores Shipp, Phyllis Sellers. Second row : Alice DeMeo, Helen Bloemke, Marilyn VVissler, Barbara Zwissler, Virginia Bloemke, Mary Brown, Charlotte Newman, Emily Crum, Rhonda Bostick, Joan Schwegman. Third row: Patsy Ballinger, Carolyn Stout, Gail Oberholtzer, Marilyn Hudson, Nilah Farwig. Jean Stegman, Carol Werking, Marlene Baker, Wilma Baldwin. Fourth row: Sue Smith, Shirley Prather, Geneva Haas, Barbara Vogelgesang, Judy Brandenburg. Mabel Whitfield, Marilyn Austerman, Sue Wisen- burg, Virginia Coulter, Shirley Salyer. Fifth row: Elwood Richardson, Gene Rudy, Paul Lanman, Miss Grothaus, Richard Hiler, Ann Brisco, Karen Roush. sports and service CLASSICAL MUSIC Left to right, first row: Donna Addison, Carol Roberts, Joan Mullin, Carol Carlson, Stephany Long, Sue Gabbert, Linda Hammer, Judy Murray, Nancy Schmidt, Deborah Focht, Marjorie Behrman, Joyce Weaver. Second row: Donna Harsh, Carol Hamilton, Janice Mendenhall, Joyce Mills, Joan Cuneo, Myra Miller, Jayne Dickerson, Jeanne Motsinger, Betty Yount, Meta Jo Lamb, Beverly Beasley. Third row: Bob Thomas, George Murphy, Jim Juerling, Rachel Oberle, Lucinda Lee Patsy Grimes, Phyllis Cheesman, Carol Wilson, Melinda Hafner, Mary Charles, Sonya Jones. Fourth row: Liz Garner, Tom Maitlen, Sue Hardy, Carol Mills, Eleanor McManus, Jay Thomas, Joe Hunt, Ernie Wickersham, Howard Brumley, Carl Owens, Tom Wertenberger, Paul Reid, Dick Addison, Bob Ake. Fifth row: Bob McFeely, Tom Maurer, Miss Fornshell, Earl Willoughby, Tom Roper, Bill McDonald, Bob Pardieck, Dick Thompson, Donald Coonrod, Dick Stamper, Dave Mendenhall. -1 f 4 A mwlla 1 HUNTING CLUB Left to right, first row: Tom McKee, Mr. Gladden, Bob Mills, Louis Ripperger, John Sanders, Darrell Ronan, Bob Porfidio, Bill Petty, Duane Smith, Charles Kauffman. Second row: Duane Moor- man, Terry Evans, Duane Pope, Gene McKee, Don Carlin, Adolf Werner, Earl Spencer. Third row: Harry Simpson, Duane Creech, Bob Elliott, Dick Fisher, Roy Ridge, Jim Stout. Fourth row: Bill Baxter, Ardin Chaney, Paul Crouch, David Brown, Dick Gilmore. BOYS' CHOIR Left to right, first row: Don Morgan, Bob Vorhees, Dan Meyers, Tom Bell, Jim W3g'91'S, Ronnie Longnecker, Larry Marker, Richard Taylor, John Neff, James Bussen, Dan Miller, Ron Huth. Second row: John Nicklas, Louis Perkins, Harold Hale, Frances Church, David Hicks, Dick Ammon, Ricki Rogers, Larry Logue, Paul Reid, Lennie Rhodes, Ron Hartman. Third row: Arnold Jett, Kenny Foreman, Jerry Horney, Ronnie Holthouse, Lonnie James, Mark Zur- Well, Sammy Badgett, Bill Reese, Philip O'Connell. Fourth row: Curtis Davis, Sylvester Ogle, Philip Hirschfield, Bob Hughes, Bill Ritz, Bill Azbill, Harold Poe, Tom Fletcher, Gayle Hick- man, Charles Maddox. Fifth row: Keith Sheffer, Roland Robbins, Mr. Milton, Jerry Nancarrow, Dave Barrett, Wilbur Chenault. GAY TEENS Left to right, first row: Mrs. Thomas, Mary Jenkins, Connie Cummins, Sandra Jones, Marilou VVa1ker, Ruth Ann Juerling, Jackie Fleet- wood, Bernice Chandler. Second row: Pat Hughes, Eva McQueen, Shirley Moore, Jeanette Blanton, Delores Dargie, Katherine Stoddard, Joyce Killen, Joyce Hughes. BLOCK R OFFICERS R 83 SR. HI-Y OFFICERS -L...- R 1 One of the many classes in R. H. S. W A ly Classes W J Fl HOW can We forget: the day when We began our three years at R.H.S.-We 1 never felt so green as We did then-our X '--- junior year when We packed every minute with activitiesg our senior year when We L- J did everything for the last time. E.. 84 CLASS OFFICERS Carol Foley, Srfcretary Ernie Jarvis, President Sue Smith, Vice-President Carolyn Petry, Trenszfrm' SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL Svufcd, lcft to right: Lu Ann Calkins, Nancy Hall, Shir- ley Prather, Nancy Jo Wills, Carolyn Pctry, Carol Foley. Sfmzdiizg, left to right: Ernie Jarvis, Earl Spencer, John Sanders, Dick Eastman, Tom VanEtten, Sue Smith, Jim Bonner, Sylvia Farwigf, Ronald Oberlc, Lance Long- necker, Kent Bowen. The class of '54 has been a hard- working, energetic, original, and an all-round swell bunch of kids. Now the doors for unlimited goals are opening for you. Take your disappointments and your successes as you have in the past, and you cannot fail. R. H. S. has reason to be proud of you. NORMAN STUART AIKIN, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, R Club, Senior Dramatics, Sr. Hi-Y, Speech Club, Activities Board, Tennis. JEAN MARGARET ALCORN, Gen., Dance Club, Future Homemakers, Jr. Red Cross, Social Studies Forum, Y-Teens. DARREL ALVEY, Voc. W. W., R Club, Woodwork Club, Baseball, Basketball. DONALD H. ANDERSON, Ind. Arts, Dance Club. RONALD R. ANDERSON, Ind. Arts, Dance Club. JOHN GREGG ASHMAN, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Golf Club, Hot Rod Club, R Club, Soc. Studies Forum, Act. Board, Football, Golf. WILLIAM PRESTON AZBILL, Found., Boys' Bowling, Boys' Chorus, Freshman Hi-Y, Masque and Wig, Speech Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Concert Choir. JANE BACKMEYER, Acad., Block R, Masque and Wig, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens, Pierian Staff. JOYCE BACKMEYER, Comm., Block R, Masque and Wig, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens. PHYLLIS ANN BAKER, Comm., Block R, Future Homemakers, Future Teachers, Jr. Red Cross, Quill, Y-Teens. PATSY L. BALLINGER, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH E. BARTH, Gen., Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. JAMES A. BASS, Comm., Golf Club, R Club, Pierian Staff, Golf. RONNIE BASS, Ind. Ed., R Club, Track. FRANKLIN BATCHELOR, Gen., Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Tumbling. JERRY JOE BEACH, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Soc. St. Forum, Register Staff, Jr. Class Council. JOE BECKNER, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y., R Club, Pres. Activities Board, Basketball, Baseball, Football, Track. CLEMENT W. BEHNEN, Acad., Science Club. DAVID BELCHER, Acad., Social Studies Forum, Baseball. RICHARD LEE BENNER, Voc., Boys' Bowling, Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club. BEVERLY ANN BENNETT, Sten., MELVIN H. BRANDON, VOC. Draft., Block R, Business Club, Classical Music, Dance Club, BOYS' B0W1iI1g, DHHCG Club, Hot Rod Club, Seni0I' Hi-Y, Y-Teens. Football. WILLIAM DUANE BRAWLEY, Acad., 2'riI5AgT12,Igf1SGen Boys' Bowling, Boys' Chorus, Sr. Dramatics, Sr. Hi-Y, Jr. ' ' Class Council, Speech Club. HELEN LOUISE BLOEMKE, GED., KAREN ANN BREHM Acad. Block Rr Dance Club, Jr- Red Cross! Y'TeenS- Block R, Classical Music, French Club, Golf Club, Jr. Red ROBERT M' BLOSSOM, Acad., Cross, Social Studies Forum, Y-Teens. Freshman Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra. DON BRENNER, Acad., PATRICIA ANN BOLL G Freshman Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y. IN , Comm., Block R, Dance Club, Sr. Dramatics, Speech Club, Y-Teens. galil?1iVI'3EnEg'CgeVg5q'C?8?gmi-Teens JAMES A- BONNER, Ind. Arts, CAROL SUE BROWN, Sten,, SGUIOI' Class COUHCIL F00tb211. Block R, Block R Oiiicer, Dance Club, Popular Music, BONNIE LEE BORDERS Gen Y-Teens, Activities Board. Dance Club, Y-Teens, ReQister'StaiT. EAVIII3 CIIIARLIES EROEVINB V30 graft-, oys' ow ing, un ing u , rac . M. KENT BOWEN, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club, R Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Senior XIQIKEYZDQ 'Red Cross Class Council, Band, Register Staff, Cross Country, Track. Y-Teens' Band. ' ' ROBERT BOWSER, Ind, Arts, HOWARD EUGENE BRUMLEY, Ind. Arts, Boys' Chorus, Cycle Club. Classical Music. 87 MARTIN STEWART BULACH, Acad.-Comm., French Club, Masque and Wig, Quill, Senior Dramatics. WARREN LEE BURGE, Ind. Ed., Football, Wrestling. GAYLE BUROKER, Acad., French Club, Science Club. SONYA MARIE BURR, Sten., Art Club, Block R, Business Club, French Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. JAMES D. BUSSEN, Gen., Boys' Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. ELAINE BYRKET, Sten., Business Club, Dance Club, Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. LUTRICIA ANN CALKINS, Acad., Block R, French Club, Future Teachers, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens, Senior Class Council. DONALD THOMAS CALLAHAN, Ind. Ed., Cross Country. JOANNE MARIE CANNON, Sten., Future Homemakers, Speech Club. LLOYD ALBERT CARVER, Aoad., Tumbling Club. NANCY JOAN CHRESTENSEN, Acad., Y-Teens, Band, Majorette. FRONA LEE CHRISTY, Found., Dance Club, Future I-lomemakers, Y-Teens. REGINA JOSEPHINE CLARK, Gen., Classical Music. ROGER BRYCE CLICK, Acad., Senior Hi-Y. RONALD WIMMER COBLE, Acad., A Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Pres. Senior Hi-Y, Activities Board. ALICE ANN COONROD, Acad.-Sten., Business Club, Dance Club, French Club, Y-Teens J. RICHARD COX, Comm., Baseball. GEORGE L. COYNER, Ind. Ed., DONALD L. CRABTREE, JR., Acad., Masque and Wig, Senior Dramatics, Science Club, Football Manager. WALTER LYNWOOD CREECH, Gen. WALTER ALAN CRUM, JR., Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, R Club, Senior Hi-Y, Vice Pres., Act. Board, Junior Class Council, Football, Basketball. CONNIE CUMMINS, Gen., Dance Club, Gay Teens, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. HALLIE BERTELLE CURRENS, Gen., Block R, Classical Music, Girls' Bowling, Quill, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens, Gay Teens. J. LEE CUSSINS, Acad., Hunting Club, Science Club, Woodwork Club, Speech Club. BETTY LOU DANELS, Found., Block R, Dance Club, Future Homemakers, Fut. Teachers, Y-Teens. DELORES J. DARGIE, Gen., Gay Teens, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. MAURICE EVAN DAVIS, Gen., Boys' Bowling. .pf NANCY JANE DAVIS, Gen., Block R, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. PATRICIA ANN DAVIS, Sten., Block R, Business Club, Classical Music, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Activities Board. RONALD WM. DAVIS, Gen., Classical Music, Band, Orchestra. JANET DAYTON, Gen., Block R, Dance Club, Y-Teens. PHILLIP A. DEARING, Ind. Arts. ROBERTA JANE DEETER, Acad., Art Club, French Club, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Activities Board, Junior Class Council. PATRICIA A. DeLAY, Gen., Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. ALICE JEANNE DeMEO, Comm., Block R, Dance Club, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. CAROL LOUISE DEUBNER, Acad., Block R, Classical Music, Dance Club, Junior Red Cross Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Girls' Choir, Concert Choir. MICKEY DeVITO, Ind. Arts, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Baseball. JAMES L. DREW, Acad. RICHARD LEE EASTMAN, Acad. Freshman Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Sr. Class Council, Baseball, Intramurals. BETTY LOU EDWARDS, Gen. NANCY LOU ELLIOTT, Acad., Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Quill, Y-Teens. OMAR FRANK ELLIS, Gen., Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Wrestling. JAMES EDWARD ELLIS, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Science Club, Chess Club, Band. JAMES DARRELL EUDALEY, Ind. Arts, Cycle Club, Hot Rod Club. WILLIAM EUDALEY, Ind. Ed., Cycle Club. JACK CHARLES EVANS, Ind. Arts, Dance Club, Golf Club, R Club, Woodwork Club, Tumbling. TERENCE EUGENE EVANS, Ind. Arts, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Choir. NELLIE ANN FARMER, Comm., Future Homemakers, Gay-Teens, Y-Teens, Girls' Choir. SYLVIA FARWIG, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Masque and Wig, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Sr. Class Council. J. RICHARD FISHER, Ind. Ed., Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Fishing Club, Basketball. TOMMIE L. FLETCHER, Gen., Boys' Chorus, R Club, Activities Board, Concert Choir, Track, Football, Basketball. CAROL LEE FOLEY, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Y-Teens, Activities Board, Sec. Senior Class. HAROLD L. FOLTZ, Ind. Ed., Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club. JAMES FOSSENKEMPER, Ind. Arts. JEANNE MARIE FOX, Acad., Future Teachers, Quill, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Sec. JOANNE ROSE FOX, Acad., Masque and Wig, Quill, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Concert Choir. PHILIP FOX, Ind. Arts, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, R Club, Baseball. GAYLE H. FRENCH, Acad. SHIRLEY JEANNE FRENCH, Gen., Speech Club, Girls' Choir. BEVERLEE ANN FRITZ, Comm., Block R, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH ANN GARNER, Acad., Block R, Classical Music, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Concert Choir. FLORENCE LYDIA GARRETT, Acad., Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. PAUL R. GATZEK, Ind. Ed., Hot Rod Club. LAWRENCE J. GAYDOSH, Acad., French Club, Masque and Wig, Social Studies Forum, Boys' Bowling. ' SHARON KAYE GEORGE, Gen., Classical Music, Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. JEANETTE MARIE GERKEN, Gen., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. DICK GILL, Gen., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Band, Pep Band. JAYNE GILLILAND, Acad., Block R, Dance Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Choir. RICHARD ARTHUR GILMORE, Bkpg., Business Club, Hunting Club, Jr. Class Council, Sr. Class Council, Track. MARVIN DALE GLOVEN, Gen., Cycle Club, Woodwork Club. JUANITA MAYE GOLLER, Sten., Block R, Business Club, Classical Music, Quill, Y-Teens. THELMA JEAN GORIS, Sten., Business Club, French Club, Y-Teens. WINIFRED GOUGH, Comm., Y-Teens. BOB GRAHAM, Gen., Boys' Chorus, Golf Club, Concert Choir, Baseball. MAX LEE GRAY, Acad., Business Club, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. WILLIAM GREGORY, C0mm., Hot Rod Club. NANCY GROFF, Gen., Art Club, Dance Club, Y-Teens. GENEVA LOUISE HAAS, Comm., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Speech Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Activities Board, Cheerleader. SUZANNE HACKMAN, Acad., Block R, French Club, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. CHARLOTTE MAXINE HALL, Comm., Future Homemakers, Quill, Speech Club, Y-Teens. NANCY LEE HALL, Acad., Block R, French Club, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Sr. Class Council, Jr. Class Council, Fall Editor of Register. ROBERT L. HAMILTON, Ind. Arts, Boys' Bowling, Hot Rod Club. JIM HAMILTON, Acad., Track. JACQUELINE HANNAH, Gen., Y-Teens. PHILIP KEITH HARDWICK, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Soc. St. Forum, Activities Board, Concert Choir, Basketball, Baseball. SUZANNE HARDY, Acad., Block R, Classical Music, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Concert Choir. I. JOANNE HARRIS, Found., Block R, French Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Cadet Choir KENNETH EUGENE HARRIS, Found., Hunting Club, R Club, Woodwork Club, Football. ROBERT M. HARTER, Gen., Dance Club, French Club. LINDA JANE HARTZLER, Sten., Block R, Fut. Homemakers, Girls' Bowling, Y-Teensi NANCY LEE HASEMEIER, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Spanish Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Activities Board. JERRY RICHARD HAYNES, Acad., Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, R Club, Sr. Dramatics, Football, Track, Mgr. Wrestling. ROBERTA JANE HAYSLETT, Bkpg., Art Club, Y-Teens, Pierian Staff. JANICE MARIE HEITZMAN, Sten., Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens BERTIE HICKAM, Gen. BETTY HIGNITE, Comm., Business Club, Dance Club, Y-Teens. BARBARA JEAN HOCH, Acad., Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens. JOSEPH C. HOLINKO, Acad., Business Club, Hunting Club, Soc. St. Forum, Activities Board. JOANNE HOLLOWITZ, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Spanish Club, Y-Teens. DONALD DALE HOLT, Acad., Dance Club, French Club, Science Club. WILLIAM DAVID HOLTHOUSE, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club, R Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Activities Board, Football, Track, Intramurals. BOB HOOVER, Ind, Arts, Dance Club, Hunting Club. DWIGHT HORNER, Ind. Arts, Band, Wrestling. ROBERT HOSKINS, Acad., R Club, Football, Track. ROBERT J. HOTOPP, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, R Club, Jr. Class Council, Spring Editor of Register, Baseball, Cross Country, Football, Track, Wrestling. ANNE FRANCES HUETHER, Acad., Y-TSGIIS. SHIRLEIGH M. HURD, Sten., Block R, Y-Teens. DONALD LEE HURLEY, Acad., Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Soc. Studies Forum, Woodwork Club. RONALD GENE HUTH, Ind. Arts, Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Senior Hi-Y, Football. SHARON HUTH, Comm., Block R, Dance Club, French Club, Quill, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens. ROBERT G. IRVINE, Found., Hunting Club. JOANNA ISOM, Acad., Future Teachers, Junior Red Cross, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet. f MARILEE E. JACKSON, Acad., Art Club, Block R, French Club, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Editor Pierian. LONNIE C. JAMES, Gen., Boys' Chorus, Concert Choir, Track. ERNEST JARVIS, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, R Club, Pres. Jr. Class, Pres. Senior Class. MARY M. JENKINS, Found., Gay Teens. TERRY N. JENKINS, Acad., Classical Music, Dance Club, Hunting Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Bowling. ARNOLD EUGENE JETT, Ind. Arts, Boys' Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Woodwork Club, Concert Choir. JAMES LOWELL JOHNSON, Ind. Arts, Hunting Club, Woodwork Club. MARTHA FAYE JONES, Acad., Junior Red Cross, Speech Club, Y-Teens. SANDRA LOU JONES, Found., Block R, Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens, Gay Teens. ANN ADELLE KAEUPER, Acad. Future Teachers, Popular Music, Quill, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Treas.g Concert Choir. THOMAS E. KANKE, Voc. Mach. Freshman Hi-Y, Boys' Bowling. CHARLES B. KARNS, Ind. Ed., Golf Club, Hunting Club, Intramurals. RICHARD M. KASULAS, Ind. Arts, Boys' Bowling, Cycle Club, Hot Rod Club, Football, Intramurals. CHARLES E. KAUFFMAN, Ind. Ed., Hunting Club, R Club, Track, Cross Country, Basketball, Intramurals. RONALD C. KAUPER, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Golf Club, Senior Hi-Y,,Boys' Bowling, Band ANN EDNA KELLY, Bkpg., Block R, Dance Club, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Pierian Staff. GLENNA VIOLET KIDVVELL, Acad., Dance Club, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. RUTH EVELYN KINDER, Comm., Block R, Business Club, Y-Teens. RICHARD DUANE KLEMANN, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Activities Board, Basketball, Intramurals. MARY ANN KLINE, Gen., Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Soc. Studies Forum, Y-Teens, Act. Bd. DEBORAH ANN KLUTE, Comm., Y-Teens. KARL E. KLUTE, Acad., Boys' Bowling, Boys' Chorus, Freshman Hi-Y, Senior I-Ii-Y, Jr. Class Council, Concert Choir, Baseball. WANDA KNIGHT, Sten., Girls' Bowling, Y-Teens. ELIZABETH LOUISE KNODLE, Found., Block R, Senior Dramatics, Cadet Choir. GERALDINE R. KOEHRING, Sten., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Y-Teens. LOUIS EUGENE KOVACH, Gen., Boys' Tumbling, Hunting Club, Register Staff, PAUL E. KROUSE, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum, Band. PATRICIA ANN LADD, Sten. HAROLD M. LAHMANN, Found. JOHN LAUGHLIN, Acad. Band. CLARK LEAVELL, Gen., ' RU Club, Football, Track. JUDITH ANN LEHEW, Acad., Y-Teens. A. VIVIAN LIVINGSTON, Acad., Block R, Y-Teens, Y-Teens Cabinet, Vice-President. BARBARA JOANN LOESCHER, Acad., Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens. RALPH N. QPETEJ LONG, Ind. Arts, Cycle Club, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Spanish Club, Soc St. Forum, Tumbling Club, Woodwork Club, Football, Intramurals. LANCE E. LONGNECKEP., Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Sr. Class Council, Band, Track VON W. LOOP, Gen., Boys' Bowling, Dance Club, Golf Club, Hunting Club, R Club, Golf, Wrestling. ANN MCBRIDE, Acad., Block R, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. DALE MCCONKEY, Acad., Band, Orchestra. BILL McDONALD, Acad., Classical Music, Freshman Hi-Y, Science Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Band. WILLIAM E. MCFEELEY, Acad., Boys' Bowling, Cycle Club, Hot Rod Club, Spanish Club, Intramurals. CAROLYN J. MCGREW, Found., Block R, Dance Club, Y-Teens. THOMAS J. McKEE, Voc. Draft., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Jr. Class Council, Baseball, Intramurals. ROBERT McLEAR, Acad., R Club, Tumbling. DARLENE MCMAHAN, Acad.- Sten., Block R, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Student Christian Assn., Y-Teens. ELEANOR ANN MCMANUS, Acad., Block R, Classical Music, Masque and Wig, Popular Music, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. MARILYN JEAN MAIER, Acad., Block R, Y-Teens, Orchestra. CHARLES T. MALONE, Gen., R Club, Baseball, Basketball, Football. LOUIS MARQUET, Acad., French Club, Science Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Wrestling. BAXTER EUGENE MASON, Gen., R Club, Woodwork Club. PATRICIA ANN MAZE, Acad., Block R, Future Teachers, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. MARY ANN MEEK, Bkpg., Business Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. FAYE MEYER, Comm., Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. RICHARD ALLEN MIKESELL, Found., Hot Rod Club, Soc. Studies Forum. BERT DANIEL MILLER, Acad., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Tumbling Club, Act. Board, Track, Football. DON ROBERT MILLER, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Business Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club. LOWELL E. MILLER, Acad., Hot Rod Club, Soc. Studies Forum, Football, Intramurals. MARILYN JEAN MILLER, Acad., Block R, Classical Music, French Club, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Activities Board. PAUL D. MILLER, Found., Hot Rod Club. CAROL ANNE MILLS, Acad., Classical Music, Masque and Wig, Popular Music, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. ROBERT J. MILLS, Voc. Draft., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Act. Board, Baseball, Intramurals. SHARON MITCHELL, Acad., Block R, French Club, Masque and Wig, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Speech Club, Y-Teens. SHIRLEY JEAN MOORE, Comm., Girls' Bowling, Gay Teens, Jr. Red Cross, Popular Music, Y-Teens. DUANE MOORMAN, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club, Science Club. MARY ANN MULLEN, Comm., Block R, Dance Club, French Club, Girls' Bowling, Student Christian Assn., Y-Teens. BILL E. MYERS, Gen., Boys' Bowling, Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Fishing Club, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Soc. Studies Forum, Track, Intramurals. GENE NAPIER, Ind. Arts, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. MARJORIE ELLEN NEFF, Acad., Block R, Masque and Wig, Quill, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Pres., Sec. Junior Class, Activities Board. JOHN L. NICKLAS, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Freshman Hi-Y, Sr. Dramatics, Sr. Hi-Y, Jr. Class Council, Football, Intramurals. JAMES NOELKER, Acad., Boys' Bowling, Social Studies Forum. JOYCE ANN OAKES, Steno., Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. RACHAEL OBERLE, Acad., Art Club, Block R, Classical Music, Y-Teens, Activities Board. RON OBERLE, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, R Club, Act. Board, Sr. Class Council, Football, Track. ROBERT LEE PARDIECK, Gen., Classical Music, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Sr. Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track. MARY PARKER, Steno., Block R, Business Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. JOSEPH STANLEY PARRISH, Ind. Arts, Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. JUDITH A. PATTERSON, Acad., Block R, Block R Oflicer, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Treas. Activities Board, Sec. Activities Board. KENNETH PAUST, Ind. Arts, Boys, Bowling, Fishing Club, Hunting Club. at JERRY A. PEGG, Acad., Cycle Club, Fishing Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, F00tbal1. MAE LOIS PENNINGTON, Gen., Block R, Future Homemakers, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. LEWIS PERKINS, Gen., Art Club, Boys' Chorus, Woodwork Club. CAROLYN K. PETRY, Acad., Art Club, Block R, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Treas. Senior Class. ROSEMARY PHILLIPS, Comm., Y-Teens. PHYLLIS JEAN PIERSON, Gen., Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. LARRY L. POOL, Ind. Arts, Dance Club, Hunting Club, Football, Track, Intramurals. LLOYD DUANE POPE, Ind. Arts, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Football. BOB PORFIDIO, Gen., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Tumbling Club. JACK POULALION, Gen., Senior Dramatics. JAMES A. POULALION, Acad., Register Staff. SHIRLEY JUNE PRATHER, Steno., Block R, Blocg1R Officer, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics Y-Teens, Sr. ass Council, Cheerleader. JAMES L. RAPER, Ind. Arts, Woodwork Club. NANCY ANN RAPER, Acad., Future Homemakers, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. RUTH ANN REDDINGTON, Steno., Block R, Business Club, Dance Club, Y-Teens. RUTHELMA REID, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. CARLA RETHMEYER, Acad., Block R, Masque and Wig, Quill, Speech Club, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet. HAZEL LAVONNE REVALEE, Acad., Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. RICHARD DOUGLAS RICKER, Comm., JOHN W. SANDERS, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Cycle Club, Fishing Club, Hot Rod Club, Boys' Chorus, Cycle Club, Dance Club, Fishing Club, Hunting Club, R Club, Football, Wrestling. Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Hunting ClubkJri Eged Cross, JEANNE RIGGLEMAN, Acad., gsilglssgegginilub, Soc. St. Forum, Woodwor C u , Block R, French Club, Future Homemakers, Jr. Red ' ' Cross, Y-Teens, CARSLYN GAIL SASHER, Gen., LOUIS A. RIPPERGER, Acad., Bloc R, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens. Fishing Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Hunting Club, Jr. Red Cross, ROBERT SCHENCK, Voc. Mach. Shop, U Quill, Social Studies Forum, Classical Music, Dance Club, Act. Board, Wrestling. JANICE D. ROBERTSON, Acad.-Sten., MARY SUE SCHERER, Acad., French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Quill, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. , ca ., Y-Teens, Band Majorette' JANE EMERALD SCI-IWEMBERGER A d DONNA LEE ROBINSON i Gen.-Comm-y Block R, French Club, Masque and Wig, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Girls B0w1ms,Y-TeenS- Speech Club, Y-Teens, Act. Board, Register Staff. DAVID L. ROHE Gen. - ' ' SCOTT RAY SWOPE, Acad., Huntmg Club' Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, French Club, Masque and Wig, DARRELL RONAN, Ind. Arts, R Club, Science Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Act. Board, Football, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club, Tumbling Club. Mgr., Tennis. ALAN THOMAS ROPER, Acad., JACK SHANK, Acad., Classical .Music, Freshman Hi-Y, HR Club, Science Club, Classical Music, Dance Club, Soc. Studies F01-um, Senior H1-Y, Jr. Class Council, Football. Boys' Bowling. Qgllffffrz 225533533 Gen PATRICK EDMUND SHARP, Acad., ' ' Freshman Hi-Y, Golf Club, Masque and Wig, R Club, RICHARD SAINE, Gen.-Ind. Arts. Science Club., Mgr., Basketball, Mgr,, Baseball, Intramurals. 99 CHARLES SHEPARD, Ind. Arts, Hot Rod Club, Woodwork Club, Football. MARY E. SHOEMAKE, Gen., Block R, Dance Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. HARRY A. SIMPSON, Acad., Golf Club, Hunting Club, Science Club. ARCHIE SMITH, Gen., Boys' Chorus. CHARLOTTE MARIE SMITH, Sten., Business Club, Y-Teens. OZZIE SMITH, Gen., Baseball, Football, Track, Intramurals. SUZANNE SMITH, Acad., Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Y-Teens, Act. Board, Vice-Pres. Senior Class, Cheerleader. JOHN A. SMYTHE, Acad. EARL SPENCER, Acad., Hunting Club, Sr. Class Council IMOGENE STANLEY, Bkpg., Block R, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens Y-Teen Cabinet, Act. Board, Girls' Choir. GUTHRIE STEVENS, Ind. Arts. GALE ANNETTE STIGLEMAN, Bkpg., Block R., Y-Teens, Orchestra. MARY JANE STOLLE, Acad., Block R, Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. JAMES E. STONER, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Hot Rod Club, Science Club, Band. HENRY WILSON STRAIGHT, Gen., Hot Rod Club. JOANNE STULTZ, Acad., Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Y-Teens. ROSE SULPRIZIO, Comm., Girls' Bowling, Future Homemakers, Y-Teens. JERRY SURFACE, Acad., Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Cross Country, Track. CHARLOTTE ANN SWEET, Acad., Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Y-Teens, Cheerleader. ROGER OWEN SCOTT, Acad., Spanish Club, Science Club, Sr. Hi-Y, Soc. Studies Forum. l ELMO B. TANNER, Ind. Arts, GERALDINE TUTTLE, Gen., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. Block R, Classical Music, Dance Club, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. MARY JOAN TAUBE, Acad., CAROLE VANCE, Acad.-Sten., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Masque and Wig, Block R, Dance Club, Future Teachers, Quill, Y-Teens. Sr' Dramatlcsf Y'TeenS' ELIZABETH ANNE VANCE, Acad., JAY THOMAS, Acad., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Classical Music, Freshman Hi-Y, French Club, Activities Activities Board, Choir. Board' Tumbhng Club' JOHN ROBERT VANCE, Found., RICHARD D. THOMPSON, Acad., Cycle Club, Dance Club. Classical Music, Sr. Dramatics, Boys' Bowling. KATHERINE M AY VANCE Acad G. P. RUSSELL TINSLEY, Ind. Arts, Block R, Classical Music, ,Dance' Club, student christian R Club, Tumbling Club. Assn., Y-Teens, Concert Choir. JOAN M. TONEY, Sten., VIRGINIA ANN VANDERVLIET, Gen., Block R, Dance Club, Y-Teens. Gay Teens, Girls' Bowling, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. DONALD TROTTER, Gen., WALTER THOMAS VAN ETTEN, Acad., Hunting Club. Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y,. Hunting Club, Sr. Dramatics, BARBARA E. TURNER, Acad., Sr. H1-Y, Senior Class Council. Block R, Pres. Block R, Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Jr. GEORGE VAN METER, Gen., Red Cross, Y-Teens, Jr. Class Council. Boys' Chorus, Woodwork Club. JANE TURNER, Comm., JAN ALDEN VOGELSONG, Ind. Arts, Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. Boys' Bowling, Dance Club, Football. 101 H ROBERT L. VOORHEES, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Tumbling, Concert Choir. RICHARD LeROY WARE, Acad., R Club, Science Club, Mgr. Football, Mgr. Wrestling. BOOKER T. WASHINGTON, Ind. Arts, R Club, Tumbling, Football, Track. NANCY KAY WELLS, Gen., Block R, Girls' Bowling, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Activities Board. RUTH ANNE WHALEY, Acad., Block R, Block R Onicer, Classical Music, Dance Club, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Jr. Class Council, Pierian StaiT. RONALD BRUCE WHARTON, Acad., Boys' Chorus, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, French Club, Soc. St. Forum, Orchestra, Concert Choir. JIM WHIRLEY, Gen., Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. THERLANDER WHITEHEAD, Gen., Block R, Y-Teens, Concert Choir. BARBARA ANN WHITTEN, Acad., Block R, Senior Dramatics, Y-Teens. MARILYN JEAN WICKETT, Comm., Dance Club, Y-Teens. EUGENE RUSSELL WILLIAMS, Gen., Boys' Chorus, R Club, Football, Wrestling. KAY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, Sten., Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. EARL WILLOUGHBY, Acad., Classical Music, Dance Club, Freshman Hi-Y, Masque and Wig, R Club, Sr. Dramatics, Sr. Hi-Y, Boys' Bowling, Football, Track, Intramurals. NANCY JO WILLS, Acad.-Sten., Block R, Block R Oilicer, Masque and Wig, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Act. Bd., Sr. Class Council, Pierian Staff. CAROL ANN WILSON, Acad., Block R, Dance Club, French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. SIDNEY RAY WISSLER, Gen., Freshman Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum. SHIRLEY WITT, Gen., Y-Teens. PATRICK WOLF, Found., Dance Club. Hot Rod Club, Hunting Club. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES WESLEY A. CAPLINGER, Gen. JOHN CARTER, Gen. ROD C. DAVIS, Acad. JEAN ANN FITZGIBBONS, Bkpg. Block R, Classical Music, Gay Teens, Girls' Bowling, Jr. Red Cross, Quill, Sr. Dramatics, Y-Teens. NANCY LEE FULTON, Comm., Y-Teens. ROBERT GIBSON, Ind. Arts JOAN TERESA GLOSSON, Found. Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. BOBBY G. GRIESWELL, Ind. Arts, Boys' Bowling, Golf Club, Act. Board. JOYCE YVONNE HUGHES, Gen. Classical Music, Y-Teens, Pierian Staff. JOSEPH MERRITT WOLFARD, Gen., Dance Club, Hunting Club Woodwork Club, Boys' Bowling. DUANE WRAY, Acad. JACK W. WRIGHT, Acad., Cycle Club, Hunting Club, Woodwork Club. JAN GORDON WRIGHT, Acad., Freshman Hi-Y, Masque and Wig Sr. Dramatics, Sr. Hi-Y, Senior Class Council. DUANE WYATT, Acad., French Club, R Club, Sr. Dramatics, Act. Board, Band, Tennis, Mgr. Basketball. RAYMOND YEDDING, Gen., Dance Club, Hot Rod Club, Woodwork Club. BETTY LOU YUNDT, Gen., Classical Music, French Club, Girls' Bowling, Y-Teens. LORA ANN ZURWELL, Acad., Classical Music, Dance Club, French Club, Sr. Dramatics, Student Christian Assn., Y-Teens Gay Teens, Concert Choir. CAROLYN ANN ZWISSLER, Gen. Business Club, Y-Teens. NORMAN BROOKS, Ind. Ed. CHARLES R. CONSTABLE, Ind Arts, Dance Club, Woodwork Club, Cross Country. IRENE WANDA JOHNSON, Found. Fut. Homemakers, Jr. Red Cross, Y-Teens. DONALD LEISEN, Acad. JOSEPH LEE MYERS, Voc. R Club, Vice-Pres. Jr. Class, Football, Wrestling, Intramurals. DAN MYERS, Gen. Boys' Chorus, Masque and Wig. RONALD PEGG, Ind. Arts Hunting Club, Woodwork Club. DONALD TROTTER, Gen., Hunting Club. JOHN C. WARREN, Ind. Arts, Boys' Chorus, Hot Rod Club, Soc. Studies Forum, Orchestra, Wrestling. 103 K X V - wi' wgiilslv-5515 ', X Q Q L K P S , Mgmpg Q Q x Q i ri 'M ' 1'-ff - 1' L fi I g ff Q . M lil 3' is W msv ?8wfs1a. : Er bvgg bf, i W' - X 5 ' S gi .PH A E sh, Q , 1.1 F i , Q 'WQ5 ,N X ,K lx X !Yi H355 Yr T A 'X , , . 5 . X wg www -f 4, if r - ,fix Y , Ex ' ' xRx XA , - 5 K , i K -F , 4 ' -'ZH if 5 ' - Aff f , A z afkf L -L , . , . : . I 3' - X ww- Q., W . -'au 'Ab-..,A gf x , ,W I- 'H,f..L.'f 431135325 x YK JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right Richard Gore, President Milo Beam, Vice-President Gayle Swick, Secretary Jeannine Bair, Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS The Juniors proved themselves COUNCIL capable last year under the First row, left to right: . . saundra Hall, Connie winburn, leadership of hard-working Gayle Swick, Jeannine Bair, H31 - Luanne Bennett, Jackie O Gamble, Carol Hamilton, h 1 - h Carol Werking. t at We are eavmg t e respon- Second row, left to right: ' ' ' ' ' Dick Gm, Louis Namtski, s1b1l1ty of the Senior class 1n Roger Cornett, Milo Beam, good hands. Bill Ritz, Jim Juerling, Ronnie Longnecker. 105 JUNIORS Richard Ammon, Judy Angi, Tom Bell, Luanne Bennett, Larry Blose, Barbara Bodiker, Ann Brisco, Joyce Butler. Marcia Byrum, Warren Castelluccio, Bernice Chandler, Wilbert Che- nault, Francis Church, Filman Clark, Fred Clark, Virginia Coulter. Curtis Davis, Jane Dickerson, Shelby Dooley, Jim Enloe, Harold Erk, Kenneth Flood, Barbara Gil- more, Barbara Goble. Terry Hageboeck, Saundra Hall, Beverly Hawkins, Ronnie Heath, Betty Heuing, Joyce Ann Hill, Bill Holder, Ronnie Holthouse. Sonya Hoover, Jerry Horney, Shirley Hurd, Lee Inglert, John Ken- nedy, Raymond King, Meta Jo Lamb, James Lane. William Lioven, Jerry Lowry, Joyce Marino, Marilyn Melle, Mary Meinsen, Marilyn Maule, Joyce Martin, Jeanne Motsinger. Thomas Murley, Thomas Orem, Bonnie Philbeck, Carolyn Pierson, Larry Reid, Shirley Shafer, Donald Shipp, Sue Shoemaker. Walter Sieb, Bill Smith, Beverly Smith, Lloyd Spicer, James Stout, Barbara Thornburg, Kay Wampler, Keith Watt. Adolf Werner, Marilou Williams, Wilburn Wil- son, Connie Winburn, Barbara Woodson, Wanda Zurwell, Phyllis Adams, Donna Addison. Willie Allan, Richard Atkins, Marilyn Auster- man, Sammy Badgett, Jeannine Bair, Carolyn Baker, Annie Baldwin, David Barrett. Edward Bass, Milo Beam, Beverly Beasley, Mar- jorie Behrman, Clarence Benge, Delores Bennett, Virginia Bloemke, Judy Brandenburg. Lowell Brattain, Eddie Bratton, Dale Bricken, Jim Brooks, Mary Ellen Brown, David Bridg- ford, Kenneth Bucher, Raymond Burden. Beate Buchinger, Carolyn Bussen, Toni Byrum, Donna Call, Regina Cal- lahan, Fredric Campbell, Shirley Campbell, Mary Caplinger. Don Carlin, Cecil Car- penter, Beulah Caudill, Joseph Cela, David Chamberlain, Jeannette Chamberlain, Ardin Chaney, Mary Charles. Phyllis Cheesman, Mel- dora Childers, Mary Lou Christman, Marilyn Clark, Ronnie Clark, James Coffin, Janet Combs, Joyce Canarroe. Larry Conley, Dianne Cook, Donald Coonrod, Joyce Copeland, Roger Cornett, Bryant Crock- et, Jerry Cudworth, Joan Cuneo. Elaine Dallas, Martha Davis, Lois Deardorff, Robert Dees, Walter De Long, Eris Dixon, Bill Drudy, Bob Elliott. Lou Ann Ellis, Nilah Farwig, Glenna Flatter, Jacqueline Fleetwood, Deborah Focht, David Foederer, Kenneth Foreman, Doris Foster. Lois Foster, Paul Fuller, Phil Furnas, Sue Gabbert, Tom Gaddis, Jackie Gamble, Dick Gethers, Donna Goble. Richard Gore, Helen Grandlenard, Patsy Grimes, Melinda Haf- ner, Ronald Haisley, Carol Hamilton, Larry Hamilton, Harold Hamm. Linda Hammer, Joyce Harlin, Eleanor Harris, Donna Harsh, Harold Hartman, Allen Haw- kins, Bob Hasse, Frances Hensley. David Hicks, Gary Hen- ton, Henrietta Hirsh- burg, Terry Hitchcock, Marilyn Hudson, Bob Hudson, Bob Hughes, Ronnie Hartman. 1 2 'J ,,., ',,, ii--,' L , r f e alr, rnrinyi i V Cii J' if r, 'kn ,i,i In i i J VEI, :JA J 'L , gi i . r is E ',,: f Q J H eer, , ,. ,E ilii ,,,ii ,,.' I g . it 7 'r' ' . ' J , 1 P ' ' ' ,A li . .:, v ,I cg, k V 5 ,, ., II r J ,-,,. ii , - .,. ' ' a W -. r ' , Q . f-' 2' ' -. t il i, sf -,.-.' L as f his- iQ in if- he , i F G , I ' ff . : QNQ, r, - 5' 5 2 ,, , --i . J 4 ,. . 1-Q-fl? 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Nancy Mills, Robert Minor, Ruth Moegerle, Mary Moore, Carol Mor- rison, George Morton, Judy Murray, Nadene Naber. Jerry Nancarrow, Chris Napier, Louis Narotski, John Nelson, Malcolm Nelson, Leathia New- man, Sidney Newton, Jerry Nichols. Mary Ellen Nitzcher, Frances Nufrio, Gail Oberholtzer, Phillip O'Connell, Roger Onyett, Patricia Osborne, Carl Owen, Dohn Pegg. Jack Pennington, Valeta Pfeiffer, Sue Pinkerman, Orville Powell, Gene Price, Edith Pugh, David Reddington, Bill Rees. John Reese, Paul Reid, Lee Rhoades, Bill Ritz, Roland Robbins, Neil Robinson, Ricki Rogers, Charles Ruhl. William Schafer, Nancy Schmidt, Julia Schneider, Jena Sell, James Sharp, Keith Sheifer, Dianne Shellhorn, Carolyn Sittloh. James Skaggs, Alfred Smith, Kyle Sparks, Jean Stegman, Gary Stevens, Kenard Ste- vens, Asa Stinson, Catherine Stoddard. Larry Taggart, Wayne Stonecheck, Jack Stout, Neal Strittmatter, Gayle Swick, Richard Taylor, Rosemary Taylor, Donald Thalls. Bob Thomas, Stanley Thomas, Sandra Thomp- son, Karen Todd, Jerry Uhte, Claudette Utsler, Barbara Vogelgesang, James Wagner. Mary Lou Walker, Dick Walker, Karen Wanniger Joyce Weaver, Thomas Weaver, Jim Weber, Carol Werking, Jim Weston. Larry Wharton, Robert White, Mabel White- head, Don Wilhelm, Carol Wilson, John Winters, David Winters, Jackie Yencer. Jim Youngflesh, Mark Zurwell, Henry Zuter- meister, Barbara Zwissler. 7 F E7 .. F 4-, -. . ' ' Class of '56, you're 0E to a great start. Watch those next two years Hy by! We know you will be one of the best classes ever to come from R. H. S. best ofluck to the class of'56 . . I SE is 15 . K ' E F , ' -af ills Wl, , : VA Q , , .,., , 53. ,Ai M ,P if lggv . . i. y ,,,,, , ss V :--, ,1fl,f.,.,Q we ..,. I ,A A M . 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Camille Carter, Martha Carothers, Robert Clay, Rodall Cole, Edwina Coy, Duane Creech, Erma Crockett, Pat Crouch. Emily Crum, Jim Crowell, Monty Davis, John Dillman, Phil Dunn, John DuVall, Shirley Eaton, John Englebert. Marilyn Erk, James Fer- guson, Janet Flaugher, Don Forsythe, Pat Fox, Frank Frazer, Deborah Garoifolo, Gayle Gibbs. Jaye Gibbs, Don Glover, Pat Goodson, Sue Good- win, Mary Hager, John Hall, Jean Hardwick, Jim Hieger. Nancy Heiger, Rochelle Hill, Dena Hillard, Elizabeth Hinshaw, John Hitch, Tom Hubbell, Joyce Huffaker, Tommy Hughes. Jackie Jennings, Juanita Jett, Barbara Johnson, Pat Johnson, Phyllis Karn, James Kinsey, Tommy Kinsey, Shirley Klingebiel. Betty Kurtz, Dick Kritsch, Paul Lanman, Sally Lehman, Ann Lindley, Verna Loop, Carl Lipscomb, Gail Loven. Peggy McNeely, David McPherson, Mary Louise McQuist0n, Kenneth Mackey, Joyce Menden- hall, Joyce Mills, Martha Miller, Loycie Milton. Daniel Mize, Jo Ann Mullen, Lois Myers, Marian Nicklas, Pat Paradiso, Carolyn Patterson, Earl Pierson, Pat Ranck. Rudolph Raper, Pat Rayborn, Richard Rees, Elwood Richardson, Louis Romain, Bill Roots, Karen Roush, Gene Rudy. Sandra Ryan, Shirley Salyer, Phyllis Sellers, Jim Silger, Dick Sharp, Barbara Shawhan, Janice Sherrow, Delores Shipp. Richard Shoemaker, Kedrick Showalter, Bruce Sibert, Joda Simpson, Tom Skaggs, Delano Spicer, Ted Steele, Mary Stone. Ronald Story, Carolyn Stout, Dixie Tait, Edith Tharp, Donald Tice, Ronald Tice, Marilyn Tschaen, Emily Turner. Sheila Turner, Ronald Vossler, Eugene War- field, Gene Warth, Fre- donna Wesler, Margie Wesler, Benjamin Wil- liams, Sue Wisenburg. Marilyn Wissler, Sandra Witherby, Andrew Wright, Jay Yoder, Mary Jane Adams, Dick Addison, Loren Ake, Lola Alexander. Shirley Alvey, Mary Ellen Armstead, John Austerman, Bob Baker, James Banning, Fred Barker, Charlene Batch- elor, Catherine Baumer. VY' 1 V' 'f ks - .ur Q2 4 ,, . . 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Joe Pierce, Jim Piehl, Nancy Phillips, Bernice Pierce, Ruth Ann Pierce, Bill Pilgrim, Charles Placke, Judy Pohlar. Donna Polver, Ellen Priestley, Sue Puthod, Ann Quinn, Charles Ramsey, David Ramsey, Thomas Raper, Pat Rees. Charlotte Reynolds, Sue Ricker, Jack Riesen, Judy Riggleman, Richard Rivir, Karin Robinson, James Rodefeld, Mary Ann Poe. Ronald Rogers, Julia Rollins, Lanny Leo Rose, Lois Ruhl, Jerry Run- nels, Eileen Rust, Jose- phine Ryan, Cody Sealman. Nancy Saine, Hattie Satteriield, Classie Saunders, Don Schilling, Joan Schwegman, Ed- ward Schweiger, Pat Scott, Marrianne Scotten Flora Sellers, Janet Sellers, Sonia Sewell, James Shackleford, Dorothy Sharkitt, Ed Sharp, Donna Shiplett, George Shirley. Ned Sittloh, Carolyn Smith, Evelyn Smith, Jerry Snelling, Raymond Snyder, Tom Sonsini, Donald Spurgeon, Jim Stamper. Ronnie Stegall, Richard Steinbrink, Donald Stevens, Wanda Stone, Joan Surface, John Tangerman, Carolyn Tay- lor, Sandra Templin. Barbara Thomas, Elaine Thomas, Jeanette Thorn- burg, Ann Toney, David Torbeck, John Travers, Willa Mae Threets, Fred Turner. Roy Vail, Stanley Van Ausdal, Nancy Van Et- ten, Peter VanderVliet, David Von Zon, Dale Wallace, Sue Walls, Charles Walker. Doris Walker, Albert Watkins, Rosie Ward, Elizabeth Wells, Walter Werner, Tom Werten- berger, Marilyn Whitten, Kathryn Wick. Ronnie Wickett, Gloria Wicker, Ernie Wicker- sham, Janice Wilcox, Charles Wiley, Elvenia Wilson, Jim Wilson, Lillian Mae Wilson. Ronald Wilson, Von Earl Williams, Joyce Winslow, Walter Witte, Jean Kay Wood, Don Woods, Fred Woodworth, Daniel Wogoman. John Wyatt, Vicki York, Thelma Young, Glenn Zabec, Patricia Zaubitzer Acknowledgments The 1954 Pierian is now in your hands. The staff sincerely hopes this Will be a treasure to you and a tribute to the class of '54, We Wish to thankithe following people Who helped make our year book a success: The Indianapolis Engraving Company 5 The Central Publishing Company 5 Our photog- raphers: Bill Honan, Bill McDonald, Ed White, Roy Hirshburg, Larry Porter, Ed Kaeuper, and the Palladium Item, Our sponsors: Mr. Dingley and Mr. Johnson, Mr. Loar and Rudy Raper for all the art Work, the students who sold the Pierians, and last but not least, the members of the staff. Pierian Staff wfftffgsg' 'A 4 A?:.lJ ' .. ' Editor-in-Chief . . . Marilee Jackson Q FIN ' -' ' B ' g -I Copy Editor . . . Ruth Anne Whaley b Tl 5-I , ii I I -T-it Managing Editor . . . Nancy Hasemeier in ' 3' -. ' 1 li Club Editor. . . Nancy Jo Wins y r , f I l Senior Editor . . . Jane Backmeyer , M Sports Editor . . . Jim Bass ff Nb ' llwfzm Staff Assistants . . . 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