Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)
- Class of 1962
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RICHMOND SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL RICHMOND, INDIANA AMID THE H 6 H StHO i. AO 9lTI J MtCOKATe SEALE ' y - 'D 1 i.ÂŁX OON3 TRi 4-T o j Teacher and Counselor, Retired Richmond Senior High School IN APPRECIATION . for her fine service to the students and faculty of Richmond Senior High School, the 1962 Pierian is dedicated. Miss Mildred Crabb, who retired in June of 1961, was a fine asset to the teaching staff of R.H.S. Maay of the seniors of 1962 remember Miss Crabb as a teacher in the social studies department; however, her talents far exceed the mere teaching of social studies. Miss Crabb began her teaching career in Richmond at Dennis Junior High School, one of the first junior high schools in the country. Prior to her teaching assignment. Miss Crabb graduated from Columbia Teacher's College in New York with a Masters degree in vocational counseling. Miss Crabb became the first student counselor at R.H.S., initiating a completely new idea for the students of Richmond high. The students and faculty are proud to dedicate this Pierian to Miss Crabb. Kt 4- ⢠I T U Mi ss Mildred Crabb CONTENTS FACULTY_________________________18 ACTIVITIES______________________32 SPORTS ________________________ 78 STUDENTS ______________________ 98 SENIOR INDEX___________________143 THE BUILDERS CAME TO RICHMOND HIGH Left: The Notional Honor Society Induction Assembly, Nov. 3, 1961. Below: But my mother didn't woke me in time! is o fomiliar sound. BUT THE STUDENTS CONTINUED WORKING 4 The growl of bulldozers, the chatter of hammers, the smell of roofing pitch, and the odor of wet paint have been just as much a part of life at high school this year as classes, dances, and sports events. Sounds of the new construction have echoed throughout the halls, foreshadowing exciting things to come. In the original building of sixty classrooms, R.H.S. students have found things quite crowded. The addition will make the twenty-five year-old building more functional and spacious. There will be no more classes in the basement of Joseph Moore and also no more home rooms in the cafeteria. Already finished is the new cafeteria with a seating capacity for seven hundred. A new shop area, new science and language laboratories, and a driver training room are highlights of the new structure. Our new addition, the future swimming pool, and the new girls' gymnasium will make Richmond Senior High School not only the pride of the students, but the pride of the community as well. mi From Model T's to 19-62's, oil of our models stond side by side in the porking lot. IN THEIR MANY AND VARIED CLASSES Above: The Richmond Senior High School Red Devil Marching Bond shows off its shorp new uniforms during the football season. Left: The brand-new cafeteria, first part of our new addition to be completed, serves neorly all of our student body. 5 DESPITE THE NOISE AND CONFUSION Right: Students orriving ot Joseph Moore. This wos the lost yeor for classes here. AMID THE BUILDERSâ HAMMERINGS. In today's complex world of facts and figures, a study of mathematics is extremely important. A student needs a basic knowledge of this science for almost any occupation. We at Richmond High are proud of our fine mathematics department. Recently an advanced range of classes has been added. It consists of advanced forms of qeometry and algebra A major in math consists of a year each of geometry and algebra, and a semester each of trigonometry and analysis. The mathematics department is one of the largest at R.H.S., employing one-sixth of our teaching staff. In the minds of college-bound students, it is one of the most important series of subjects available to them at Richmond Senior High School. Even if a student may not be planning to attend a college, he should investigate the fine courses in mathematics available at R.H.S. Pupils of the advanced geometry class of Mr. Wallace Brenneman discuss a difficult proof. THE BUILDING CONTINUED THROUGH THE Boardwork ploys an important port' in the trigonometry class of Mr. Dole Seider. 3 A department corresponding with mathematics is science. This is one of the most complicated and interest-arousing series of courses offered at Richmond High. The basic curriculum consists of a year each of biology, chemistry, and physics, but a semester of psychology is also available. During the year of biology, students learn about structures of plants and animals. Chemistry teaches the basic behavior of matter. Physics concerns the laws of matter. Psychology serves as a foundation for college psychology, a study of the problems of the mind. A new one-year course that was started last fall is Earth Science. This deals with the study of the physical features of the earth. These science studies are taken by most college-bound students. New science rooms and laboratories will be provided in our new building. Biology proves to be an interesting course. Students in biology 1 explore the world of microbes. CLASSES OF MATH AND THE SCIENCES, 9 Although the vocational branch of the varied curriculum at R.H.S. has been reduced by the construction of the new addition, some classes, such as mechanical drawing were offered. This study of courses prepares the student for actual work immediately after high school, rather than preparing him for college, as academic courses do. With the completion of the new addition, this department has a spacious, well-equipped section to instruct future adults in their future occupations. SHOP AND ARTWORK, TO PROVIDE AN EXCEPTIONAL SCHOOL FOR THE STUDY The Art Program of R. H.S, is to provide students with a basic understanding of art in this modern life and to cultivate individual understanding and expression in all media by carrying out a wide variety of activities. Under the guidance of Mrs. Lehr, the students of R.H.S. are learning new and different techniques in art. The making of mosaic table tops is a very popular craft this year, a-long with jewelry making, oil paintings, carvings, and many more crafts. Students are usually limited to one period of art a day. 10 Our Language Department strives to a-chieve the impossible: teach characteristics and traditions which took thousands of years to develop in the short interval of one or more semesters of study. English is the required language at R.H.S. Six semesters are offered in both academic and general courses. English deals with compositions, advanced skills in grammar, speech, American literature, essays and term paper writings, and English literature. Six semesters of Latin, Spanish and French are the foreign languages offered at R.H.S. Movies are often used in all of these languages. Costumes are sometimes used in Spanish. Records are commonly used in French. Many R.H.S. students enjoy speaking the languages. English 3, is o study of grommer and of speech-making. A pupil in Mr. Johnson's class makes a demonstration speech. OF AN EXTENDED RANGE OF LANGUAGES. This class of French students find work ot the board helpful in leorning their vocabulary. Mr. Paul Honna does a splendid job of teaching ancient latin to modern-day students. Spanish is one of our most populor languages. The class of Miss Clark uses varied teaching aids. 11 Physical education is one of the bosic required courses here -at R.H.S. One full year is required, consisting of track, baseball, and calisthenics in the spring, and football, soccer, and wrestling in the fall. Our experienced staff of physical education instructors make this course a rigorous one to strengthen the bodies of the teenagers of today, the adults of tomorrow. Most boys take their physical education in their freshman year at Richmond Senior High School. A RIGOROUS COURSE OF PHYSICAL All girls are required to take two semesters of physical education at Richmond Senior High. The first semester includes marching, soccer, badminton and various skills using balance beams and ropes. In the second semester girls play basketball and volleyball while the weather is cold, and move outside in the spring for golf and baseball. Miss Jan Stocker and Miss Edna Roe are the two teachers presently teaching girls' physical education. This class is a big help to new students in getting acquainted at R.H.S. Physical Education counts half credit towards graduation. 12 Pupils of the heolth closs of Mr. Peters demonstrate a reaction apporotus. While these cars aren't driven in drivers' ed., they represent the extremes of our rods. EDUCATION AND RELATED SUBJECTS, A course in health is one of the required subjects for graduation from Richmond Senior High School. Included in the semester course are a general health study, a First Aid course, and a study of driving regulations. It is in health that tobacco, drugs, and narcotics are studied in conformance with state law. Civil Defense is included with the First Aid unit. Health can be taken at any time, but is usually taken during the sophomore year. Driver training is an elective and has no credit offering. It is open to any pupil more than fifteen and a half years old. The class is a behind the wheel course, and pupils get about six hours of instruction. The book work in Driver Training is given as a unit of the health class. Fundamentals of parking, driving in traffic, and all phases of motor car operation are included, all of which training should enable a student to obtain an operator's license. Completion of this course reduces insurance rates for boys. 13 Every student hos some contact with Social Studies during his three years at Richmond High. U.S. History, U.S. Government, and American Problems or Pocific Relations are required courses. For a major there are many other interesting courses, such os Americon Neighbors, Economics, Geography, Modern History, Personal Problems, Psychology, World History and Codet Teaching. A knowledge of history is important in all of your studies. A VARIETY OF SOCIAL STUDIES CLASSES, 14 f The choirs ore divided into three sections. The beginning choir is cadet choir, of which there ore three classes. The next choir is girls' choir. The top choir is concert choir. All choirs ore under the direction of Mr. Dovid Davenport. The home economics ot R.H.S. consists of the basic study of cooking and sewing. Cooking class is also available for interested boys. Home economics is important for all students regardless of what their future may be. CHOIR, AND HOME EC. COURSES, 15 : BUSINESS CURRICUL The business department of R.H.S. is divided into three curriculums. The bookkeeping curriculum offers four semesters of bookkeeping. The stenographic curriculum offers four semesters of typing and three semesters of shorthand. The general business curriculum offers the basic business classes needed when entering the business field. Various business courses are given with these three curriculums. Distributive education is a newly formed class which offers an opportunity to put training into practice by working in a business firm. 16 THAT SCHOOL IS RICHMOND SENIOR HIGH. 17 BUILDERSâ HAMMERINGS AMID THE THEY RUN THE SHOW Our four fine 'school officials who grace this poge are tops in their field. Mr. John O. Reed has served R H.S. os Principal for the past three years. His schooling consists of work at Ohio Northern, and Ball State. Mr. Chas. McConnell, Vice-principal of R.H.S., has long been a servant of the student. It is he who schedules all of our athletic events. Mr. Richard Coons, vice-principal and Dean of Boys, has long been a familiar and friendly face at R.H.S. Mrs. Gladys Friberg, Dean of Girls, also heads counseling services for college-bound seniors. Mr. John O. Reed Principal Richmond Senior High Below: Mr. Richard Coons Vice-Principol Deon of Boys Richmond Senior High Left: Mr. Chorles McConnell Vice-Principol Athletic Co-ordinotor Richmond Senior High Mrs. Glodys Friberg Deon of Girls Scholarship Director Richmond Senior High 20 The most important figure in the School City of Richmond is the Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Paul C. Garrison. It is his duty to supervise the school board, and see that the plans of the board are realized. Mr. Garrison completed work at Indiana University for a B.S. degree. He has hod further education at I.U., Columbia, Colorado State, California State, and Purdue University. The School Board works closely with Mr. Garrison on all motters concerning the education which Richmond students receive. Mr. Paul C. Gorrison, Superintendent of Schools. LEADERS OF OUR SCHOOL COMMUNITY One of the most familiar men at R.H.S. is Mr. Glenn Holder, Director of Secondary Education of Richmond city schools. In this office, Mr. Holder heads the supervision of curricula in Richmond's secondary schools. Mr. Glenn Holder possesses on A.B. degree from DePauw and an A M. degree from I.U. Mr. Holder received his secondary education in Richmond schools, and served on the staffs of both the school newspoper and the Pierian. Mr. Glenn Holder, Director of Secondary Education. 21 Left: The School Boord â Front Row: Mr. Clarence Runyon, Mrs. Marjorie Var-nell. President, Mr. Joseph Balestrieri, Secretary. Bock Row: Mr. Thomos DeHaven, Mr. Loren Ahaus, Treasurer. Below: Boord of Directorsâ Front Row: Mr. Robert Wyatt, Attendance; Mr. Richard Tiernon, Physical Education. Back Row: Mr. Edward Loor, Art; Mr. Robert Lindsey, Vocational Education. SCHOOL BOARD PLANS FUNCTIONS The School Boord of the Richmond School City functions directly under Mr. Paul Garrison. It is the duty of this board to plan activities and functions of the school city os well as to carry them out. Operating from offices on tenth street, the executive board of our school city is directly responsible for the education received by the students in Richmond. The Board of Directors functions with Mr. Glenn Holder, Director of Secondary Education, to see that curricula are of the highest standard. Each member of this board is responsible for a segment of the entire network of instruction which a student receives from the ninth to the twelfth grades in Richmond city schools. 22 BEHIND THE SCENES AT R.H.S Top Right: Mrs. Mortho Oler, Rentol Librarian. Center Right: The Custodians â Front Row: Mrs. McCoy, Mrs. Tate, Mr. Purvis. Second Row: Mr. Gray, Mr. Moiden, Mr. Wynn, Mr. Michael. Below: The Cafeteria Staff â Front Row: Helen Long, Connie Kauper, Connie Muckridge, Glenno Cox, Mary F. Hyne, Margaret Carter, Helen Keyser, Helen Hanes. Row Two: Ruth Sheffer, Eloise Newbold, Ruby Pierson, Lorene Beeson, Mary L. Starkel, Mickie Naldon, Ellen Mourer, Velma Dickerson. Back Row: Agnes Breithaupt, Frances Mertz, Mary Stemple, Inez Scarce, Mrs. Fryman, Helen Sheffer, Tina Strahan, Hazel Carrico. There are a lot of people behind the scenes at R.H.S. For instance, who sees to it that the text books are in good repair? Who is responsible for having Civic Hall ready for sports events and dances? Who keeps the school clean for the students? Who is in charge of McGuire Hall? Who prepares the meals for 1,000 students daily in the cafeteria? The answers to these questions are to be found on this page. Mr. Wynn takes care of Civic Hall; Mr. Michael takes care of McGuire; and Mr. Purvis is in charge of the main building. 23 FAMILIAR FACES AT RICHMOND HIGH THE OFFICE STAFF MRS. CATHERINE VIONI Secretary to the deans and athletic director. MRS. HELEN DAVENPORT Registrar MRS. RUBY DENNING Secretary to the Principal When anyone enters the office at Richmond Senior High, he is usually not greeted by Mr. Reed, Mr. McConnell, or Mr. Coons, but rather by one of the office staff. These faces are familiar ones at R.H.S. If there is a conflict in the schedule of a student, if someone needs some thumb tacks or scotch tape, or if information is needed, one of these well-known women will help. In spite of their busy schedules, our office staff always finds time to help the troubled student. The faces of these office members, our Principal, vice-principal, and deans, lend not an uneasy air to the office as many may feel, but rather an atmosphere of aid and assistance in time of need. 24 VON ALEXANDER Earlham, A.B. Indiana University, Science Institute Biology, Visuol Education Biology M.S. JOHN BASTIN Indiana University,B.S. M.S. Typing Basketball Coach ANNE CAUDILL University of Kentucky, A.B., A.M. University of Arizona Indiano University English, Counseling MARTHA CLARK Earlham, A.B. Middleburry Columbia University Mexico City College Sponish, French KATHRYN COULTER Goucher College, A.B. Miami U., A.M. U. of Cincinnati Iowa State College Purdue University Indiana University University of Texas William and Mary College Biology 10B Dance Club GERALD BARTZ Purdue University, B.S. M.S. Biology, Physicol Science WALLACE BRENNEMAN Indiana University., A.B., M.S. Case Institute Miomi University Butler University Geometry Analysis Special Geometry CLARENCE CHASE Earlham, A.B. Cincinnati University, M. Ed. Government, U.S. History ULDEAN CORSI University of Mich., A.B. Ball State, M.A. English EULA CRAIN Miomi University, B.S. Wilmington College Ohio University Ball State Earlham Indiana University Latin, Library DAVID DAVENPORT Miami University, B.S. Wilmington College Ohio University Ball State Earlham Indiana University Lotin, Library OTTO DORNER University of Minnesota DePaul University, B.S. Colorado State Butler Stout Institute Central State Teachers College Purdue University Vocational Printing, Printing WILBURN ELROD Indiana University Butler, B.M., M.M. Band, Orchestra Dance Band Devilettes WILLIAM FARLEY University of Kentucky., B.A. Toledo University Physical Ed., Biology Asst. Football Coach Asst. Baseball Coach MARY FOSSENKEMPER Earlham College Indiana University, B.A. Michigan State, M.A. Boll State Butler University Miomi University Clothing Junior Class Sponsor Y-Teens CHARLES DILS Manchester, A.M. Miami University, M.A. U.S. History, American Problems ELMA ELIASON Indiana University Purdue University University of Colorado, B.S. Biology, Home Ec. Y-Teens HUBERT ETCHISON Ball State, B.S. Indiana University Butler U., M.S. Vocational Drafting Mechanical Drawing Head Football Coach MARY ELIZABETH FIHE Earlham, B.A. University of Wisconsin, M.A. Butler, University English Senior Class Sponsor CORNELIOUS FULLER Ball State B.A., M.A. University of Florida University of Missouri English, Counseling, Senior Records Chess Club JMxan LEONE GATWOOD Indiana Central, A.B. Indiana University, M.S. Library FREDRICK GOODNIGHT Indiana State Teochers College, B.S., M.S. Ball State Hi-Y Sponsor CLAUDE GROVE Elizabethtown College B.S. University of Cincinnati, M.S. Indiana University General Business, Visual Ed., Rel. Courses Student Retailers Audio-Visual Supervisor ESTELL HANNAH Montana Stote University Purdue University Ball State, B.S., M.A. Mechanical Drawing Co-Sponsor Junior Class MARVIN HEATON Ball State, B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping, Typing AILEEN GITHENS Wilmington College, B.S. Ohio University Stenography Business Math Typing LORETTA GROTHAUS Earlham Trinity College, A.B. University of Chicago University of Cincinnati, M.A. Butler, University French, Latin Y-Teens PAUL HANNA Indiana Stote, A.B., A M. Boll State Butler University Rutgers Algebra, Latin JERRY HARRELL Ball State, B.S. Ohio University English Dramatics Pierian CHARLES HILTON Ball State, B.S., M.A. Swimming, U.S. History, World History Cross Country Track Coach DONALD HOFFMAN University of Dayton, A.B. Ohio State, M.A. Miami U. Indiana University Butler University English TROY INGRAM Manchester College, B.S. Physical Education Biology Driver Education Heolth Asst. Basketball Coach DUDLEY JOHNSON Earlham, A.B. Indiana University, M S. English, Speech Forensic Club Boys Bowling Assembly Committee CLIFFORD KEEFER Indiana State, B.S., M.S. Miami University English JANET LAND Earlham, A.B. Columbia U., M.A. Counseling, Boys' Homemoking Today's Living Y-Teens MARGORIE HOLADAY Ball State, B.S. English Y-Teens BETTY JEFFERSON MacMurray College Illinois State U., A.B. English, Advanced English Jr. Red Cross Y-Teens JOSEPH KAISER Ball State, A.B., M.A. English Journalism Register BYRON KLUTE Ball State, B.S. Wisconsin University Wyoming University Maryland University U.S. History Senior Closs Council R Club CAROLYN LEHR Indiana State B.S. Y-Teens Art HOMER MADDOCK Earlhom, A.B. Boll State, M.S. Physics, Algebra, National Honor Society Electronics LUCILE MEACHAM U. of Michigan, M.A. Ohio Wesleyan, A.B. Columbia University Ball State Butler University Consumer Education Stenography Typing Quill Club Y-Teens LOUIS MOSCHELL Ball State, B.S., M.A. Psychology, Government, Testing JEANNE PARKER Indiana University, B.A. Indiana State, B.S. Columbio U., M.A. Chicago University University of Wisconsin Ball State Foods Future Homemakers Future Nurses JAMES PETERS Purdue University, B.S. Physical Education, Health MARSHALL MALCOLM Earlhom, A.B., M.A. Kansas State University Biology, Physical Science EZRA MILLER University of Wisconsin, B.S. Ball State, M.S. Chicago University Cincinnati University Miami University Physical Science, Chemistry EMILY MURPHY Mississippi State College for Women, B.S. Miomi University, M.A. English Y-Teens JOHN PEMBERTON Indiana University, B.S., M.S. University of Illinois Indiana State Ball State Miami University Butler University Government Personal Problems Counseling ROBERT POLAND Whitenburg, A.B., B.D. Geometry Algebra ROBERT REHMEL Purdue University, B.S. Industrial Education MIKE RODICH Boll State, B.S. M.S. Welding, Auto Mechanics Asst. Footboll Coach Varsity Baseball Coach Basketball Coach Intramurals DALE SEIDER University of Michigan, A.B. University of California, M.A. University of Chicago Purdue Indiana University Trigonometry, Geometry PALMER SPONSLER Indiana University, A.B., M.S. Miami University Driver Education, Health JANICE STOCKER Earlham, A.M. Miami, University Ball State, M.S. Health, Physical Education, Swimming Y-Teens Block R RAUL ROBERTSON Indiana State, B.S., M.S. Business Math, General Business Book Store hAonoger Director of Student Placement Senior Events Coordinator EDNA ROE Ball State, B.S. Butler University, M.S. Physical Education, Driver Education Counseling Cheerleader Sponsor Advonced Dance Club Y-Teens ROBERT SOLLARS Ohio Wesleyan, B.A. Ohio State, M.A. Office Training School, B.C.S. Ball State Treasurer, Activities Fund Office Practice, Bookkeeping, General Business MILDRED STINSON Indiana Stote, B.S., M.S. Driver Troining, Counseling, Intramural Bowling Y-Teens MARGUERITE STRAHAN Earlham Indiana University, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. University of Vienna University of Oslo, Norway American Problems Pocific Relations Modern History Social Studies Forum Y-Teens Co-Chairman of Sociol Studies Dept. j M. v-J' 8 AAyi J r i ALLAN TALMADGE Vocational Machine, Machine Shop RAYMOND TREASURE Ball State, B.S. Indiona U., M.S. Wood, Mechanical Drawing HAROLD TROUT Indiana Stote, B.S. M.S. Earlham Indiana University Butler University Purdue University Ball Stote Government, American Neighbors U.S. History Concession Stond RICHARD WRIGHT Earlham, A.B. Ball State M.A. Indiana University U.S. History, Government Bible Club ETHEL WYATT Earlham, B.A. Indiana University, M.A. Butler University English, Government American Problems Y-Tee ns AMID THE BUILDERSâ HAMMERINGS The 1961 Homecoming started with a parade which was held Thursday, Oct. 19, from the Glen Miller Park through town to Lybolt Field where a pep rally was staged. During the half time of the football game, Friday, Oct. 20, Anne Walker was crowned the 1961 Homecoming Queen. Carol Klein-knecht and Sue Harper reigned in her court. The annual Homecoming Dance was held in Civic Hall after the football game until midnight Miss Walker and her court reigned over the dance. The R.H.S. dance band provided the music for the Annual Homecoming Dance. The 1961 Homecoming proved to be very successful to all who attended any part or all of the activities held. One of the more gaily decorated cars in our annual Homecoming parade. Miss Anne Walker is crowned Homecoming Queen, 1961 by Don Wright. A kiss for the queen by her escort to the dance, Bob Hampton. With music by the R.H.S. Dance Band, the Homecoming dance was enjoyed by all. 1961 HOMECOMING IS FINEST YET 35 A cold drizzling roin failed to dampen the spirits of the many students who attended the Hi-Y Snowball. Girls in lovely new formats puddle-jumped to the door of Civic Hall under umbrellas held by their gallant dates. Decorations were done in blue and white with a tall white snow castle as the centerpiece. A beautiful low false ceiling and stenciled snowflakes along the sides of the gym, completed the winter wonderland. The enchanted couples danced 'til midnight to the music of the Jimmy Stier's band. Excitement reached a peak upon the announcement of the Snowball Queen, Miss Cheryl Kitchel. After the coronation, the crowd began to thin as couples hurried to restaurants and parties to end a wonderful evening. Above: Miss Cheryl Kitchel, Snowball Queen, and her escort, Bruce York, enjoy o special donee. Above right. Miss Kitchel is crowned. Her court ore Bar-boro Ahl, Julie Rench, Joon Price, ond Mary Hinshow. Don Wright Crowns the queen. Right: Pictures of the enchanted dance floor. Left: The Snowboll Queen ond her court. MID-WINTER SNOWBALL LEAVES FOND MEMORIES 37 GALA MARDI GRAS CARRIES WORLD THEME Top Left: The best oll-oround booth prize goes to Toni Wogomon's Y-Teen group for the booth of Chino Doll. Above: Ann Wolker and her Y-Teen group pose after being aworded the best decorated booth prize during the 1961 Mardi Gras. Left: Members of Ann Kleinknecht's Y-Teen group put the finol touches on their booth just before the gala evening begins. Below: The Keg and Stein proved to be one of the most successful booths at the Mardi Gras. Refreshments could be purchased here. 38 fACTOfW The gala 1961 Mardi Gras was held on November 17th. Carrying the theme of Around the World, the Mardi Gras consisted of many and varied booths depicting various activities of many of the countries of the world. The colorful booths are manned each year by members of every Y-Teen group and various other clubs. Between seven and ten-thirty P.M., thousands of students and adults alike crowded into Civic Hall to see the spectacle of the year. Before the actual opening of the doors, however, many hours of patient toil went into each booth. The cutting of crepe paper, the stuffing of chicken wire, and the sawing of wood echoed through Civic Hall for hours before the opening of the Mardi Gras. Afterwards, a gigantic clean-up was in order, for all the booth decorations had to be removed, the trash swept up, and the floor polished. During the evening, many prizes and a-wards were awarded. Duane Hodgin and Mary Astesano were crowned Robin Hood and Maid Marian respectively. Prize for the best decorated booth went to Ann Walker's group. Prize for most original was awarded to Carolyn Cook's group. The best Mardi Gras booth designation went to Toni Wogoman for her China Doll booth. The 1961 Mardi Gras was the most successful ever to be staged in Civic Hall. The crowds were huge, the profits for each club great, and the fun for all priceless. This unique of all activities, the carnival of the year, is Mardi Gras, 1961. 39 BRAND NEW FOOTLIGHTS SCORES HUGE Above: Modified Footlights Chorus Line. Members left to right ore: Peggy Funston, Amie Moiden, Joon Price, Carolyn McKinney, Linda Lewis, Sandy Berry, Jenny Van Skoik, Sondra Weisbrod, Linda Harris, Sue Criss, and Shirley Yates. Choreography for the Chorus Line was by Paula Weber. Above, Left: Preparation for the Football Kickoff Dance by the chorus. Title song, Swinging High groces this scene. Below, Left: Senator Wiffwaff (Steve Varnell) sings as the entire cast participate in Polly Doodle Day, finale of the show. Below: The new McDuff explains to the class of his experiences, as they try to tell him Yield Not to Temptation. Stage Monager for entire production was Carol Cook. SUCCESS WITH SWINGING HIGHâ remembered bystudents an thje dates i-6fl the liveliest, iootlighy j yer stapled at R.H. - 24, 1962 will and adults longest- â˘6otlig|rfsÂŁ fer staged at R.H.S. The Fcnmfghts 19p2 i§ bas d on the ?w format, ana|ffie excellent directing drey Harrell. [F fotligtofs 1962 played Lnights jm McGjuir el Hall. It was dei by 17Q ) viewfer A'The new format ted of I a nfusical Comedy with talent ' general plot. Playing I, fh jcast of the 1962 fWmances which will as tne best ever staged lacedifl i aroiind standVra audre F o.tjiohrs provide be long riemember in (yicGuire Hall. Mr. Jerry Harrell, director; Mr. David Davenport, choral director; and Mr. Elrod, orchestral director, deserve a note of credit and thanks for the production of an entirely new idea, which became an unmatched success. Cast members included: Carl Cook, Olivia Weaver, Billie Lu Rich, Bill Starr, Jo Ellen Petry, Tom Bivens, Conolee Herning, Bill Mahley, Nancy Keelor, John Longfellow, and Steve Vornell. Additional credit should go to the backstage crews which provided the cast with items essential to the successful performance: Lighting: Dan Dening, Tom Murroy, Jim Beaver, Bruce Dailey; Make-up: Cynthia Jose, Virginia Hageboeck, Jim Hastings, Ginger Swope, Sandy Ruff, Sharon Mullens; Sets: Joan Dailey, Ross Collette, Dove Hall, Linda Person, Bill Lanman, and Bill Morgan. Above, For Left: The new principal, McDuff (Tom Bivens), lectures to members of his faculty, Billie Lu Rich, Jo Petry, and Bill Starr. Above, Left: Bill Mohley and Noncy Keelor carry a love song as the plot thickens. Above, Right: After chemistry explosion has affected McDuff's personality, he finds his love in a foculty member, Miss Pinkerton (Olivia Weaver). Below: John Longfellow leads the pom-pom girls through a routine in one of Swinging High's brightest musical numbers. 41 JAPANESE THEME GIVEN TO 1962 JR.-SR. PROM The juniors of 1962 bid the graduating seniors farewell with Sayonara, the Junior-Senior Prom of 1962. Held from 9 to 12 P.M. on Friday, April 27, Sayonara proved to be an exceptional Prom. Enchanted couples danced to the tones of the Les Shepard Band, amid decorations set with a Japanese air. Civic Hall was decorated with Japanese lanterns, vines, and flowers, bridges and cherry trees, and topped with a pagoda in the middle of the dance floor. Our five beautiful candidates for queen of Sayonara were Nancy Ahaus, Ann Hamilton, Jackie Lindley, Billie Lu Rich, and Sandra Weisbrod. The queen was crowned beneath the elaborate pagoda at the center of the dance floor as couples watched from their tables on the stage. As the clock struck midnight, the enchantment melted as couples drifted from the Prom to restaurants and parties. Seniors of 1962 will long remember Sayonara, the Junior-Senior Prom of 1962. Left: The lovely Sayonoro Queen ond her court pose for their Prom picture. Picture by Porter. Clockwise From Top: Our five beautiful Sayonara candidates, Billie Lu Rich, Sandra Weisbrod, Jackie Lindley, Nancy Ahaus, ond Ann Homilton. 43 The Block Rock was held in Civic Holl, October 13, after the Kokomo football game. The dance was girl-invite, and a large crowd attended. John Hodowal was crowned King by Block R Pres., Judy Mikesell. Members of John's court were Bob Hampton, Mike Cheno-weth, Max Close, and Gory Conyers. Decorations carried the theme of Friday the Thirteenth. Cupid's Carnival, Y-Teen girl-invite dance, was held February 17 at the Magow Room in the Y.W.C.A. Music was by the Harvey Reed Quartet. Mark Alexander was crowned King by a Y-Teen president, Sue Horper. The court consisted of Steve Haas, Jack Turnbaugh, Bill Thatcher, and Jerry Blossom. The huge crowd in attendance termed this dance wonderful. Where con you go to: meet your friends, dance, take your date, watch T.V., eat, play ping-pong, play checkers, sit and watch, talk, ploy chess, drink cokes, or just loaf? The TAC Club, of course; everyone goes! TAC CLUB IS POPULAR SPOT 45 If one organization could be rated the most beneficial to teenagers, it would be the TAC Council. Organized and directed by Captain Walter Stout, Richmond Police Dept., the TAC Council has provided a place for teens to meet, and has worked out many general problems for us also. The members of the TAC Council work regular shifts at the TAC Club, seeing that all runs smoothly. Walt Stout is usually there too. As a matter of fact, nearly everyone is at the Tac Room when it is open! The TAC Council deserves a word of thanks for its work. Left: Bill Thotcher ond Gary Conyers fill the pop machine at the TAC Room; this is one of the many TAC Council duties. Front Row: Reno Vande Vord, Judy Mikesell, Judy Herbst, John Hodowal, Gary Conyers, Bill Thatcher, Joe Bolyard. Row Two: Judy Fienning, Jane Beitt, Joan Dailey, Kathy Paust, Sandy Smith, Linda Lewis, Sandro Armocost. Row Three: Stephen Varnell, Wood-row Kelley, John Pennington, Bill Starr, Jon Mader, Ron Henley, Burt Colvin. TAC COUNCIL SOLVES OUR PROBLEMS 46 The Student Council of R.H.S. is the governing body of the entire school. It is here that student ideas go into practice. Through your representative, you have a voice in the manner of operation of your school. Conditions in or near school are constantly being made better by the actions of the Student Council. The student parking lot has been paved, a student directory is made available annually, and conditions in the hall being improved are all examples of successful efforts made by the Student Council of Richmond Senior High. Kelly Fltzhorris, Vice President, Katie Terwilliger, Treasurer, Bob Hampton, President, Christie Lingle, Secretary, David Rodeffer, Sergeant-at-arms. THE RICHMOND HIGH STUDENTCOUNCIL Front Row: Mrs. Friberg, advisor, Christie Lingle, Bob Hompton, Dovid Rodeffer, Katie Terwilliger. Second Row: Richard Costelluccio, Herberto Stonley, Bill Thatcher, Sondra Weisbrod, Linda Gehnett, Dottie Clockum, Leni Zucker, Sue Harper, Dave Farmer, Marcia Carter, Pug Mueller. Third Row: Richard Puthoff, Cheryl Kitchel, George Henry, Jon Brenizer, Rosalie Astesano, Vineta Essmoker, Pom Simpson, Bill Bagley, Judy Hall, Lowell Fisher. Fourth Row: Bob Monger, Jane Templeton, Michael Kendall, Carol Ritz, Pot Williams, Mary Beth Brooks, Bob Kime, Ginger Levy, Horvey Goldenberg. Fifth Row: Sondy Addle-mon, Sondi Conner, Carol McMahan, Ellen Plendlen, Carolyn McKinney, Carolyn Cook, Sandra Me Cow, Catherine Shull. Bock Row: Dick Byrd, Jane Wyneger, Bob Wiesehohn, Melanie Kendall, Bob Van Pelt, Linda Daugherty, Jim Stonley, Kathy Hiday, John Pennington, Debbie Piper, Barty Swosko. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Jackie Lindley, Don Dening, Jerry Blossom, Bruce E. York, Mr. Moddock. Second Row: Shirley Yates, Barbara Schafer, Mary Ann Rombo, Sheila Hunt, Jill Vante, Mary Vonce, Judy Herbst, Toni Wogoman, Bonnie Whitton. Third Row: Jonet Branch, Jane Wyne-gor, Dionne Duncan, Sue Harper, Karen Thorman, Jane Simpson, Pam Cahoon, Pat Lyons. Fourth Row: Sally Fleming, Susie Mosey, Jane Gandolph, Diane Ling, Ruth Helen Killion, Jo Ellen Petry, Linda Person, Julie Rench, Juanita Mast. Fifth Row: Joyce Bortner, Carolyn Metz, Sharon Von Voorhis, Don Wright, Dick Byrd, Dick McPherson, Corolyn McKinney, Mory Luermon, Joan Doiley. Sixth Row: John Hudson, David Rodeffer, Marion Stewart, Duane Hodgin, Bob Buroker, Jim Parker, Mike Kendall, Jim Puckett, Paul Spode, Mike Chenoweth. The Richmond Chapter of the Notional Honor Society wos formed in 1956 to recognize students who ore outstanding in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is only one of thousands of chapters across the world, formed to serve their schools. R.H.S. Honor Students now have a code to live by, and take an active part in school functions. Left: Jackie Lindley, Secretory; Don Dening, Vice-President; Jerry Blossom, President; Bruce York, Treasurer; Mr. Moddock, Sponsor. R.H.S. IS PROUD OF ITS FABULOUS CONCERT CHOIR Front Row: Judy Fienning, Ruth Helen Killion, Ann Hamilton, Jeanie Lindsey, Nancy Wolfe, Amie Maiden, Jackie Lindley, Toni Wogoman, Sue Harper, Rhea Johnson, Linda Coate, Olevia Weaver, Pat Smith, Katie Terwilliger, Barbara Ahl. Second Row: Ellen Ashley, Billie Lu Rich, Janet Branch, Judy Herbst, Mary Hinshow, Marilyn Werner, Judy Mills, Jane Hasemeier, Robin Bartlemoy, Linda Moore, Laurie It is far from seldom that one hears emphatic praises of the R.H.S. Concert Choir. It's no wonder; Choir members must complete a year of preparatory (cadet) choir before being considered for the professional-sounding Concert Choir. At various concerts throughout Perks, Nancy Keelor, Corol Lee Herning, Trudy Hof-ocker, Paulo Weber, Connie Gabbard. Third Row: Tom Pierson, John Longfellow, Charles Scott, Carol Johnson, Dick McPherson, Joyce Feldhaus, Joyce Bortner, Evelyn Eastman, Mary Luerman, Carolyn Weitemier, Sherrie Kinder, Denny Rex, Bob Brown, Bill Dean, Ron Williams, Bill Hoch, Doug Ronold. Bock Row: Woodrow Kelly, Dove McCoskey, Bill Mahley, Allen Parker, Bill Kelley, Melvin Jones, Ron Henley, Duane Hodgin, Bill Thatcher, Tom Bivens, Irving Baxter, John Abrams, Bob Hampton, John Hostings, Marc Duning, John Emerick. the year, many remark that most college choirs are out-done by ours. Just listen to the Concert Choir Christmas record, a new project this year, and see if you don't agree. Richmond High is proud of its Concert Choir under the direction of Mr. David Davenport. 49 Above: Concert Choir Officers: Dove McCoskey, Jackie Lindley, Julie Rench, Dove McPherson. Left: Mr. David Dovenport directs oil three choirs ot R.H.S., the cadet, the girls' ond the Concert Choirs. GIRLSâ CHOIR PERFORMS WELL First Row: Robin Geres, Susie Britt, Pot Romey, Lynn Marine, Kaye Betys, Linda Gennett, Froncie Loschiavo, Judy Shively, Pam Hanan, Vicki Neff, Marcia Sells, Beverly Henry, Linda Brown, Sherry Gillilond, Barbara Burke, Mary Pordo. Second Row: Betty Jo Bultman, Rito Johnson, Jeanne Spade, Kris Koehring, Pom Cox, Pom Cosebolt, Jeanie Word, Nancy Tuttle, Sondy Row-ley, Shoron Brooks, Sharon Sittloh, Sheila Carter, Nancy Click, Joan Hynch, Judy Huber, Pom Beckman, Barbara Woolf, Linda Brown. Third Row; Judy Runyon, Phillis Koehring, Kathy Spring, Saundra McFarland, Anne Armstrong, Vicki Hamilton, Pam Smith, DeAnna Simpson, Elaine Brown, Janet Arthur, Jan Reed, Sandy Willis, Dione Wissel, Janet Hoos, Melanie Chapman, Janice Dyer, Katha Pisorcik, Julia Jackson, Judy Thomas, Jane Beitt. Bock Row: Kathy Conrad, Ginger Swope, Judy Polland, Suson Loor, Jo Ann Cooper, Janet Rehling, Rosolie Astesano, Barbara Ferrell, Jean Ketron, Suzonne Lichtman, Catherine Shull, Jane Gandolph, Sue Vincent, Morilyn Givens, Kay Bowen, Debby Coryell, Suson Beissmon, Diana Kare, Cheri Morris, Sue Taylor, Jill Vonce, Christie Lingle. 50 R.H.S. CONCERT ORCHESTRA The Richmond High School Concert Orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Elrod. Playing at various concerts throughout the year, the orchestra exhibits a great deal of potential talent. Combining with the band, girls' choir, and Concert Choir, the orchestra rounds out the mid-winter concert each year. Any student who plays an instrument may play in the orchestra if he proves himself qualified. Members of the orchestra meet each day as a class; full credit is given for this course. Members of the R.H.S. Concert Orchestra are: Nancy Allender, Sandra Armocost, Joe Backmeyer, Jim Bever, Janet Blossom, Jerry Blossom, Michele Bolyord, Linda Sue Brown, Jim Bryant, George Carr, Colleen Chapman, Dick Collins, Sharon Ervin, Linda Felty, Judy Flougher, Curtis Foster, Jane Gondolph, Eleanor Gorner, Betty Jo Germon, Jeff Green, John Hampton, Dole Harper, Ruth Hosse, Tom Holland, Pom Honon, John Hudson, Allen Hughes, Carol Johnson, Melvyn Jones, Sandra Judge, Paul Kelley, Pot Lyons, Priscilla Lyons, Bruce MacDonald, Robin MacDonald, Juonita Most, Leah Maxwell, Laurie Perks, Janet Pitts, Janice Reed, Joyce Robinson, Gene Rogers, Conrad Ross, Carol Scott, Marshall Smith, Marjorie Spalding, Carol Stevens, Linda Stottlemire, Verna Tharp, Karen Thomas, Sue Vincent, Olivia Weaver, Judy Welker, Jim Wetzel, Jane Wynegar, ond Roy York. 51 THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL BANDS THE RICHMOND HIGH SCHOOL RED DEVIL MARCHING BAND â Jim Adney, John Beckman, Jerry Blossom, Garland Booth, Rick Boston, Bob Bringle, Terry Clark, Martha Cobb, Pot Coddington, Mory Cole, Kathy Combes, Pot Cook, Darrell Davis, Mike Dershem, Shoron Dingle, Duane Engle, Linda Felty, Curtis Foster, Bill Foston, Chris Gibbons, Dale Harper, Dave Horvey, Jim Hostings, Barry Hengstler, Gene Hotsenpiller, John Hudson, Allen Hughes, Carol Johnson, David Johnson, Melvyn Jones, Cynthia Jose, Bill Kercheval, Kris Koeh-ring, Jon Koontz, Bill Lonmon, Emily Lontz, Jackie Lindley, Becky Lloyd, Curtis Long, John Longfellow, Lorrianne Loper, Phil Lyle, Priscilla Lyons, Keith Most, Cloyton Maxwell, Dennis McCafferty, Steve McCullough, Carolyn McKinney, Lou Ann Meredith, Roy Miller, Don Miner, Tom Murray, Phyllis Neuman, Jane Newbold, Darrell Nixon, Jim Oakley, Jan Oda, Lois Overton, Gary Owens, Beverly Oxendme, Jim Parker, Gory Petty, Debbie Piper, Milo Placke, Sondra Ratliff, Tom Ridpath, Dove Rodeffer, Gory Roller, Cheryl Rothermel, Gary Schmidt, Roy Slick, Jeonette Smelser, Calole Smith, Susan Stephens, John Stevens, Charles Stevens, Marion Stewart, Jim Stottlemire, Jim Toppen, Jane Templeton, Fred Thomos, Carolyn Thurston, Jane Tiernan, Mary Vonce, Reno Vonde Vord, Gory Van Middlesworth, Steve VonZont, Steve Varnell, Olivia Weaver, Cathy Welsh, Greg Wessel, Carol Wikle, Tim Wilkin, Shirley Yates. Below: Marion Stewort, Red Devil Marching Band Drum Mojor. THE DANCE BAND â Jerry Blossom, Rick Boston, Terry Clark, Bill Foston, Chris Gibbons, Dave Harvey, John Hudson, Allen Hughes, Carol Johnson, Melvyn Jones, Bill Kercheval, Jackie Lindley, John Longfellow, Phil Lyle, Tom Ridpath, Dave Rodeffer, John Stevens, Steve VonZont, Olivia Weover, Tim Wilkin. THE PEP BAND â Jerry Blossom, Chris Gibbons, Dave Harvey, John Hudson, Allen Hughes, David Johnson, Melvyn Jones, John Longfellow, Phil Lyle, Tom Murray, Jim Porker, Tom Ridpath, Charles Stevens, Marion Stewort, Jim Toppen, Gary Van Middlesworth, Steve VonZont, Steve Varnell, Tim Wilkin. DEVILETTES-PRECISION MARCHING GROUP Front Row: Mary Ann Rombo, Amie Maiden, Claudia Blackwell, Sandy Berry, Pat Lyons, Cathy Mercier. Bock Row: Pot Coulter, Pat Smith, Judy Holiday, Judy Hall, Joyce Gethers, Sherrie Kinder, Carolyn Crouch. Every student at R.H.S. knows of the marching ability of the Devilettes. These girls accompany the band onto the field during the football season, and bring in t ie colors at each basketball game. Their presence adds color to half-time shows and basketball games. The uniform of the Devilettes) brand new this year, enhances the appearance of the group. Many times the routines presented by the Devilettes are accompanied with red and white pom-poms. 53 The officers of the Devilettes are, standing: Mary Ann Rombo, and Cathy Mercier; kneeling: Pat Lyons and Sandy Berry. CORE OF OUR SCHOOL SPIRIT-BLOCK Râ Front Row: Judy Fienning, Debbie Sonford, Jockie Johnson, Jone Hosemeier, Cheryl Kitchel, Julie Rench, Mory Astesano, Peggy Funston, Linda Lewis, Evelyn Eastman, Judy Mikesell, Ann Hamilton Row Two: Susie Williams, Kathleen Boir, Sue Jolliff, Sharron Davis, Carol Renfro, Salley Loswell, Joyce Feldhaus, Billie Lu Rich, Diane Polver, Joyce Jones, Charlotte Swindell, Sue Roth. Row Three: Karen Reid, Mory Hinshow, Joyce Robinson, Judy Kennedy, Janice Ridenour, Connie Gabbard, Sandra Weisbrod, Kay Gilliland, Virginia Hageboeck, Linda Moore, Donna Poole, Judi Schuerman. Row Four: Jeon Simpson, Judy Bowmon, Sharon Chenoweth, Jenny Van Skoik, Carol Cook, Jo Petry, Diane Ling, Linda Person, Carolyn Metz, Leoh Maxwell, Susie Mosey, Patty Oler. Row Five: Gail Rathburn, Emma Fueglein, Janet Flesher, Patty Pool, Sue May, Laura Schafstall, Pam Cox, Dottie Clockum, Pam Kinsey, Barbara Brown, Joan Dailey, Linda Harris. Row Six: Judy Addison, Leni Zucker, Marge Huether, Charlotte Hiday, Carole Washburn, Verno Thorp, Karen Huffman, Wanda Townsend, Sally Morgan, Milly Bougher, Betty Argo, Karen Stephenson. Row Seven: Michelle Cheek, Judy Kennedy, Pam Boo, Peggy Overton, Sherry Chamness, Sue Harper, Vineta Essmaker, Darlene Hodge, Pot Wright, Morge Romoin, Nancy Wolfe, Ruth Helen Killion. Row Eight: Kathy Paust, Elaine Roberts, Mory Luermon, Sandy Smith; Sondy Addlemon, Pot Constable, Sandi Conner, Judy Magee, Phyllis Wissel, Judy Shively, Carol Kleinknecht, Ruby Lowhorn. Row Nine: Jane Rinehort, Elaine Brown, Carol Russell, Sheila Mosey, Mory Beth Brooks, Debby Coryell, Ruth Ann Conters, Kathy Hackman, Judy Welker, Sue Holloway, Dianne Davidson, Marcia Kle-mann. Row Ten: Sandy Alvey, Pat Miller, Nancy Benson, Sharon Singleton, Barbara Petry, Patty Dixon, Thelma Stevens, Sue Criss, Carol Stevens, Virginia Hartman, Sharon Mullen, Herberta Stanley. Row Eleven: Linda Christy, Jane Gandolph, Pam Smith, Solly Fleming, Joyce Bortner, Rena Van Voorhis, Nancy Chappel, Sandra Armocost, Marjorie Spolding, Corolee Herning, Betty Smith, Vicki Roller. Bock Row: Kate Ginman, Diane Wissel, Carolyn Cook, Susie Endicott, Susie Britt, Sharon Mongr, Judy Grahom, Gale Richardson, Suzanne Wilson, Janice Hundley, Susie McKinley, Francis Maiden. Block R , an all-girl cheering section known by every Richmond student, consists of well over a hundred girls. Cheering at every basketball game, Block R dispells lagging school spirit. Each year, the entire Block travels to one away game to cheer the Red Devil team to victory. Little Block R is about fifty girls strong. The duty of this group is to stand by, being called into active cheering when members of the regular Block are absent. Crowds at R.H.S. basketball games have been especially thrilled this year by the unusual seating arrangements and fabulous half-time shows. Long hours of practice make Block R the best in the state. Secretary, Linda Lewis, Peggy Funston, Treasurer, Mary Astesono, Sergeant at Arms, Juanita Mast, Mascot, Ann Hamilton, Song Leader, Judy Mikesell, President, Evelyn Eostmon, Vice President. LITTLE BLOCK Front Row: Dianne Duncan, Jill Vance, Nancy Best, Marilyn Shears, Nancy Bietry, Joann Wagner, Judy Mills, Ann Fuller, Becky Rich, Sue Taylor. Second Row: Sheila Hunt, Mary Pat Burnes, Karen Thorman, Diane Wissel, Carol Ritz, Jocelyn Phillips, Donna Black, Julia Jackson. Third Row: Pat Richardson, Anne Armstrong, Nancy Keelor, Karen Alexander, Robbin Bartlemay, Francie Loschiavo, Diana Reis, Felice Walker, Vicki Neff, Judy Herbst. Fourth Row: Jane Johnson, Barbara Brown, Jonet Bronch, Judy Pollord, Jone Ann Simpson, Katie Terwilliger, Elizobeth Bavenport, Susie McKinley, Carol McMohan. Fifth Row: Pat Tompkins, Patricia Miller, Mory Zigler, Jane Harlan, Christie Lingle, Paula Weber, Linda Raper, Alice Bennet, Pam Cahoon, Ginger Swope. 55 Râ CLUB BOOSTS SCHOOL SPIRIT First Row: Mr. Klute, Sponsor, Mike Chenoweth, Vice-President, Mox Close, President, Tom Meodows, Secretory. Second Row: Bill Thotcher, Jim Turner, Jim Leach, Bruce York, John Senses, Don Wright, Lorry Funk, Gory Conyers, Dave Former. Third Row: John Stolle, Lorry Vardomon, David Loughlin, Woodrow Kelly, Steve Hass, Bob Hampton, Jock Turnbough, Charles Bruce. Fourth Row: John Hodowol, Jon Mader, Oscar Howard, Doug Wood, Steve Murphy, Duane Hodgin, Dick Houston, Dave Bullerdick, James Bullock. Fifth Row: Fred Goss, Billie Webster, Bill Leavell, Kenneth Tyler, Jim Stonley, Dave McCoskey, Jerry Blossom, Dick Garord, Tom Porter, Steve Beckman Sixth Row: Skip Hoynes, Rick Puthoff, Dick Byrd, Bill Dean, Rick Jordan, John Habing, Bill Hoch. The famous R.H.S. R' Club, fraternity of fine athletes, heads the student cheers at our sports events. Second only to Block R , the R Club forms a bulwark against lagging school spirit. To be eligible for the all-male group, one must earn a letter in some sport at R.H.S. The R Club forms a cheering section of its own at the mid-court stripe of the basketball court. These boys are the cream of the athletes, and they can cheer! Condid shot of the R Club during a bosketball gome. These boys can really cheer a Red Devil team to victory. 56 Front Row: John Hodowol, Jerry Blossom, Bob Brown, Dick McPherson, Chaplain, Tom Meadows, Sergeont-ot-Arms, Max Close, Secretory, Don Wright, President Jim Turner, Vice-President, Jon Moder, Treasurer, Dave Former, Jim Gibson, Mr. Goodnight, Sponsor. Second Row: Bob Hampton, Bill Kenney, Dick Garard, Dave McCoskey, Lorry Harshman, Bill Thomas, Jim Maley, Quentin Nelson, Bruce Dailey, Duane Hodgin. Third Row: Ron Henley, Rick Boston, Bill McConoha, Charles Stevens, Jim Stanley, Bill Morgan, John Stevens, Darrell Gross, Joy Klehfoth, Don Simmons. Fourth Row: Tim Ross, Lowell Fisher, Gary Reichter, Bob Van Pelt, Terry Hines, Tom Pierson, Kelly Fitzhorris, Tom Bivens, More Duning, Andy Vonde Vord, Jim Bever. Fifth Row: Jerry Hoff, Eddy Fusker, Jim Cohee, Jim Puckett, Bill Miller, Mark Moder, George Davis, Dick Houston, Mark Scheibler, Woody Woodword, J i m Adney, Michael Honious, Pug Mueller. Sixth Row: Bill Hoch, Rick Put-hoff, Jim Smith, Dove Brock, Mike Turner, John Floretta, Tom Tiemeyer, Mike Elliott, David Fulton. Seventh Pow: Stephen Vornell, Marion Stewart, Mike Dershem, Calvin Russell, Jesse Block, Dick Rees, Bob Wiesehohn, Tim Kauper, Joe Romsdell, Terry Clark. Bock Row: Ricky Clark, Dale Land, Rusty Lee, John Beckman, Greg Rhodes, Dove Purcell, Dave Keller, George Henry, Jim Toppen, Barry Hengstler, Paul Harvey. The Hi-Y Club is one of the oldest clubs at R.H.S. It has been serving the needs of the school for many long years. Each year, Hi-Y presents o dance for the students, and purchases a needed article for the high school. Hi-Y is one of the largest clubs at R.H.S. Any boy is eligible, provided he is able to pass the entrance examination. Meetings are held both at the YMCA and at R.H.S. 57 Future orators, statesmen, radio announcers, or business leaders, these are the members of the Forensics Club. Mr. Johnson, sponsor of the club, trains the members to be letter-perfect in speech. The club participates in speech contests held at various spots in the state, and every year walks away with honors. Many students have difficulty with public speaking, but with the friendly atmosphere of the Forensics Club, one soon forgets his fears. Most of the Forensics members are also members of the speech class at R.H.S. Speech students receive valuable training in the art of public speaking by giving demonstration speeches os shown in the picture, left. Front Row: Mory Hinshaw, David Johnson, Bob Buroker, Carl Cook, Mr. Johnson, Sponsor. Second Row: Joan Daily, Diane Ling. Sue Harper, Shirley Yates, Rita Johnson, Sally Fleming, Barbara Brown, Sandy Ruff, Barbara Schaefer. Third Row: Carolyn McKinney, Rena Vonde Vord, Linda Lewis, Ann Fuller, Pot Williams, Pat Wright.Fourth Row: Jo Petry, Karen Stephenson, Linda Horris, Koren Reid, Judy Welker, Carol Rjtz, Pat Lyons. Fifth Row: Ted Howard, Robin MacDonald, Elaine Roberts, Virginia Hageboeck, Corolyn Crouch, Sandra Rons. Back Row: Stu Reller, Tom Swasko, Paul Oberle, James Cole, Larry Cox, Bruce Godsey, Lowell Fisher. FORENSICS PROVIDES FUTURE SPEAKERS 58 QUILL CLUB CREATES JOURNALISTS Quill is one of the oldest clubs at R.H.S. Annually, the club produces its own literary magazine, consisting of poems and short stories written by the students of our school. The profits are used for the financing of the next volume. The Quill club gives students a chance to express themselves in the media of poetry or short stories. Thus, students may find a lasting interest in literary work, teaching, or journalism. This year, Quill Club has joined Quill and Scroll, the international society for high school journalists. Pam Honan, Secretary; Joon Dailey, Co-Editor; Solly Fleming, Editor; Alice Bennett, Business Manager. Front Row: Joon Dailey, Alice Bennet, Solly Fleming, Pom Honon. Second Row: Ted Howord, Eleanor Garner, Jonice Dyer, Betty Jo Bultmon, Bill Stout. Third Row: Robert G. Tubesing, Jane GandolpH, Jill Vance, Jeon Crisp, Robin MacDonald, Miss Meacham. 59 THE FALL STAFF â Left to Right: Jennie Von Skoik, Carolyn McKinney, editor-in-chief Bill Stout, Ruth Northern, Mr. Dorner, Jonice Dyer, Sharon Sanders, Margie Romain. T o Mr. Joseph Kaiser, whose unswerving loyalty has helped make the Pierian and the Register successful, this page is dedicated. Serving on a school newspaper is no easy task. Each member of the staff must complete his work on time, or the paper doesn't go out on time. So very many students at R.H.S. merely pick up the Register, glance through it, ond throw it away. They fail to realize that the small four page paper represents weeks of work. Copy must be written and fitted, pictures must be taken, layouts need to be pasted up, and proofs must be corrected. The next time you pick up a Register, at least read it, for there are many items of great importance to you, the student. Each day, the Register staff meets during fifth hour to plan future editions. The actual printing is done in the R.H.S. printing shop. The experience gained by working on a high school paper is never lost; it may be used in college publications or actual journalism vocations. THE REGISTER-VOICE OF R.H.S. Left: Mr. Joseph Kaiser, sponsor-advisor to the Register staffs. Below: THE SPRING STAFF â First Row: Peggy Fun-ston. Society Ed., Ann Fuller, Photo Ed., Mary Pat Byrnes, Copy Ed., Connie Foster, Business Manager, Janice Dyer, Assoc. Ed., Sharon Sanders, Editor-in-Chief. Second Row: Carl Cook, Maurice Rudoyer , Bruce York, Sports Ed. Third Row: Bob Roach, Sports Ed., Don Wright, Sports Ed., Jimmy Mojors, Sports Ed., Oscar Howard, Art Ed. 60 First Row: Pot Lyons, Bob Buroker, Don Wright, Estel Jones, Bill Deon, Mike Leventhol, Mrs. Strahon, sponsor. Second Row: Carolyn McKinney, Jane Templeton, John Stevens, Poul Spode, Robin MocDonold, Shirley Yates, Mary Vance, Ann Burham, Ray DeLucio, Earnest Nobbe. Third Row: Malcolm Green , Dan Dening, Stu Reller, John Eggemeyer, Ann Fuller, Ron Hudson, Jane Wynegar, Ellen Swanson, Jim Pucket. Fourth Row: Tom Meadows, Larry Hackmon, John Brenizer, Morion Stewart, Bob Roach, John Schweiger, Charles Stevens, Carl Buske, Dick Byrd Fifth Row: Doug Ronald, Mike Kendall, Bob Hampton, Kelly Fitzharris, George Dairs, Andy Vande Vord, Harvey Goldenberg, Bob Kime, Richard Costelluccio. SOCIAL STUDIES FORUM Bob Buroker, President; Don Wright, Vice-President; Pat Lyons, Secretary. The Social Studies Forum is one of the most popular clubs ot Richmond High. Under the direction of Mrs. Strahon, this group studies about the current affairs of the world we live in. The topics of the bi-weekly meetings are varied and suit any student with any course of social studies. Discussions, movies, film strips, debates, and lectures are all frequent medio by which world affairs are discussed. The basic goal of the Social Studies Forum is to better inform the students of R.H S. as to world affairs, while creating a better liking of social studies. The Forum is in charge of a mock election during voting periods, and travels to Oxford, Ohio to a Social Studies meeting each year. Membership in this club is open to all students, regardless of curriculum, who wish to have a better knowledge of the actions connected with our world today. 61 Y-TEENS IS BIGGEST RHS SERVICE CLUB Y-Teens is an interna-t i o n a I organization formed for service to the entire world. At R.H.S., Y-Teens is the largest of a I I clubs, with a membership of about six hundred girls. These girls have been formed into seventeen different groups which are pictured on the following pages Y-Teen groups have performed many services for the school this year, including devotions and a dance. Below: Miss Virginia Johnson, YWCA Teen-Age Program Director, o n d Miss Janet Land, Y-Teen Advisor. 62 Front Row: Sue Horper, President. Second Row: Jane Hasemeier, Secretory, Billie Lu Rich, Vice-President. Third Row: Nancy Wolfe, Ann Hamilton, Treasurer, Toni Wogoman. Fourth Row: Barbara Ahl, Evelyn Eostmon, Carol Kleinknecht, Diane Ling, Julie Rench. Back Row: Carolyn Cook, Katie Terwilliger, Nancy Ahaus, Anne Wolker, Beverly Oxendine, Joan Price, Christie Lingle. CABINET AND ADVISORS KEEP THINGS ROLLING NANâS NAVY SPONSOR â Mrs. Githens LEADER â Nancy Ahaus Front Row: Jennie Van Skoik, Sherry Duncon, Noncy Ahaus, Debby Coryell, Janet Rehling, Susie Amsler. Second Row: Deanna Simpson, Linda Vigross, Nancy Tuttle, Elaine Doddridge, Becky Hockett, Dottie Patterson, Karen Alesander. Third Row: Jean Crisp, Darlene Tucker, Janet Koy Oilig, Judy Pollard, Vivian Glunt, Marla Ammermon, Kothy Klemann, Heather Williams. Fourth Row: Linda Brown, Sandy McCaw, Beverly Henry, Sally Fleming, Pom Honan, Dianne Duncan, Michele Bolyard, Joann Wahner, Elberetta Williams. Fifth Row: Mrs. Githens, Catherine Shull, Mila Placke, Judith Hor-per, Jane Gandolph, Sheila Hunt, Ellen Swanson, Phyllis Koehring, Bernice Jocobs, Jone Mendenhall. BARBâS BUNCH PT.2 SPONSOR â Miss Murphy LEADER â Barbara Ahl Front Row: Sondra Weisbrod, Mary Hinshaw, Nancy Bietry, Barbara Ahl, Janet Branch, Nancy Harbin, Carolyn Crouch. Second Row: Connie Gustafson, Frances Loschiavo, Maryann Rambo, Diana Reis, Marilyn Shears, Marilyn Toth, Susan Bartlemay, Mary Ziegler, Sheila Braun. Third Row: Kathy Brown, Judy Hall Mary Pat Byrnes, Evelyn Krietl, Sheila Moffet, Marianne Alexander, Linda Clark, Lilli Mitchell, Janet Blue. Fourth Row: Shirley Reid, Marilyn Genutis, Judy Holliday, Shirley Kauffman, Carolyn Genutis, Connie Dowes, Petty Dixon, Potty Pike, Becky Livingston, Sue Lake. Fifth Row: Pat Wilson, Sherrie Kinder, Trudy Hofacher, Sharon Monger, Becky Bullerdick, Hoyce Githers, Dianne Davidson, Bryne Davis, Betty Argo. CâSâ SISSIES SPONSOR âMrs. Lehr LEADER â Corolyn Cook Front Row: Paula Keifer, Gale Richardson, Susie McKinley, Carolyn Cook, Mrs. Lehr, Caralee Herning, Nanci Keelor. Second Row: Pamela Walters, Barbara Toylor, Susie Thomas, Carol Martin, Barbara Milstead, Potty Cook. Third Row: Linda Word, Judy Snarr, Nadine De Long, Jean Guilloume, Nancy Beach, Susie Britt, Sherry Chamness. Fourth Row: Susan Beissmon, Barbara Manis, Carolyn Wagers, Jon Reed, Cheryl Lynxwiler, Pat Tompkins, Lucy Smith. 63 EVâS EVER-LOVINâS LEADER: Evelyn Eastman SPONSOR: Mrs. Marguerite Strahan First Row: Mrs. Marguerite Strahan, sponsor; Pot Wright, Mary Pardo, Evelyn Eastman, Jane Wynegar, Ann L. Fuller, Joyce Bortner. Second Row: Kay Eloine Fleisch, Peggy Overton, Karen McDowell, Judy Addison, Darlene Koy Hodge, Beverly Windle, Rhea Johnson. Third Row: Rebecca Jessup, Jackie Voder, Janet Arthur, Rita Johnson, Garnet Coffey, Wanda Randall, Pat Witte. Fourth Row: Becky Lloyd, Virginia Hartman, Kathy Spring, Cheryl Knuchel, Pat Constable, Shoron Singleton, Thelma Stevens, Barbara Woolf. Fifth Row: Libby Fueglein, Connie Caplinger, Janice Dyer, Jane Tiernon, Sandy Alvey, Susan Loar, Jennifer Lacey, Emily Ann Lantz, Susan Stephens. SHY-ANNâS LEADER: Ann Hamilton SPONSOR: Mrs. Jefferson First Row: Gail Rathbun, Mary Astesono, Jane Templeton, Ann Hamilton, Charlotte Hiday, Jo Petry, Ruth Helen Ki I lion, Mrs. Jefferson,sponsor. Second Row: Linda Lewis, Dixie Moore, Marcia Klemann, Susie Mosey, Eleanor Garner, Shirley Ann Yates, Phyllis Wissel, Dottie Clockum, Michelle Cheek. Third Row: Judy C. Kennedy, Laura Schafstall, Sue Criss, Ann Smith, Patricia Hobbs, Carolyn Metz, Joyce Feldhaus, Sandra Armacost. Fourth Row: Linda Harris, Mary Luerman, Carolyn McKinney, Juonita Mast, Linda Person, Judy Magee, Virginia Ard, Emma Fueglein, Elaine Brown. Fifth Row: Kathy Paust, Marge Huether, Corol Cook, Sue Holloway, Sandy Addleman, Elaine Roberts, Rena VandeVord, Mabel Keffer, Linda Coffman. JANEâS GEMS LEADER: Jane Hasemeir SPONSOR: Mrs. Wyatt First Row: Mrs. Wyatt, Robbin Bartlemay, Judy Mills, Jane Hasemeier, Mary Vance, Julia Jackson, Pam Cahoon. Second Row: Linda Clark, Sue Kendall, Madonna Heaver, Marilyn Ridge, Judy Ridge, Jane Pattison, Pam Kinsey. Third Row: Sharron Weber, Carol Ann Cooper, Lynne Inderstrodt, Judi Kops, Linda Daugherty, Janet Bailey. Fourth Row: Joyce Holt, Pat Goble, Katha Pisarcik, Jo Ann Cooper, Sandro Ratliff, Judy Morgenroth, Cindy Turner. 64 CAROLâS CLOWNS LEADER: Corol Kleinkenect SPONSOR: Mrs. Cushman First Row: Vicki Neff, Janice Lindsey, Vineta Ess-maker, Carol Kleinknect, Jane Rinehart, Nancy Foreman, Virginia Hageboeck. Second Row: Billy Baugher, Janice Ridenour, Shirley Williams, Kay Dorman, Betty Corbin, Pam Cox, Morteen Dawes, Cynthia Sherer, Jonet Flesher. Third Row: Carol McMahon, Potty Pool, Nancy Massoth, Nancy Alexander, Diane Hall, Kanda Kelly, Nancy Hathaway, Pat Schuler. Fourth Row: Ellen Ashley, Sheila Mosey, Ruby Lawhorn, Peggy Ross, Pam Perry, Judy Maier, Nancy Goodwell, Rita Adelinna, Georgionna Hale, Peggy Ware. DIâS DYNASTY LEADER: Dione Ling SPONSOR: Miss Meacham First Row: Joan Dailey, Gennetta Griffith, Dione Ling, Mary Beth Brooks, Carolyn Weitemier. Second Row: Olivia Weaver, Mary Ann Little, Sandy Wilmot, Judy Hunter, Betty Gardner. Third Row: Rachel Foster, Barbara Gard, Jane Johnson, Diane Funk, Miss Meacham. p CHRISTIE CROWD LEADER: Christie Lingle SPONSOR: Miss Roe First Row: Susie Endicott, Judy Huber, Corol A. Ritz, Christie Lingle, Judy Herbst, Dianne Wissel. Second Row: Marty Cobb, Mary Jones, Pam Smith, Gretchen Brehm, Judy Koquer, Vickie Foster, Becky Harris, Linda Brown. Third Row: Jean Ketron, Joann Porodiso, Lou Ann Meredith, Linda Raper, Jane Harlan, Nancy M. Chappel, Sharon Minor. Fourth Row: Sandy Wisenberg, Debbie Piper, Donna Feasel-man, Sherry Gilliland, Janet Williams, Rita Hemmer-ling, Jane NewBold, Phyllis Newman. 65 BEVâS DEVS LEADER: Beverly Oxendine SPONSOR: Miss Clark Front Row: Peggy Jackson, Morgaret Word, Mary Kelley, Beverly Oxendine, Marilyn Chenault, Christine Isom, Joyce Robinson, Sharron Davis. Second Row: Phyllis Fanning, Peggy Garrett, Joan Lynch, Billie Jean Tyler, Pamela Johnson, Donna Henderson, Nella Vest, Jackie Johnson, Vanita Ann Beck. Third Row: Cecille Ellis, Geroldin Blonton, Cheryl Ferguson, Diana Davis, Sheila Ann Corter, Beverly Burrell. Back Row: Mary Rile, Carol Thomasson, Barbara Langford, Marilyn Givins. PRICE TAGS LEADER: Joan Price SPONSOR: Miss Stocker Front Row: Cheryl Kitchel, Marge Romain, Judith Kennedy, Donna Black, Miss Stocker, Joan Price, Terri Price, Sandy Ruff, Connie Gabbard. Second Row: Judy Shively, Jocelyn Phillips, Marcia Sells, Mary Jane Poe, Morilyn Doty, Pat Williams, Liz Davenport, Barbara Schaffer. Third Row: Sandy Berry, Claudia Blackwell, Sandy Wicker, Diane Kanke Jill Fritz, Valene Bair, Patty Coulter, Pat Harmeier, Sharon Sanders. Fourth Row: Karen Miller, Saundra McFarland, Geraldine Barrett, Jill Vance, Sharon Von Voorhis, Sheila Roan, Cheryl Rothermel, Linda Felty. Back Row: Nancy Benson, Pot Richardson, Jacky Fratellio, Marsha Craig, Judy Welker, Sharon Chenoweth, Jean Simpson. RENCHâS RASCALS LEADER: Julie Rench SPONSOR: Miss Stinson First Row: De Lone Smith, Pam Boa, Julie Rench, Jeanne Spade, Diana Kore, Judy Ann Petro. Second Row: Patricia Smith, Glenna Roberts, Alison Dietrick, Sandy Fegeler, Frances Maiden, Sue Vincent, Nancy Click. Third Row; Carolyn Thurston, Sharon Everman, Nancy Fawcett, Judy Thomas, Carol Bowman, Deanna Slack, Sandy Starbuck, Sandy Rowley. Fourth Row: Elaine Thornburgh, Danielle Simons, Suson Smith, Kaye Bett, Jane Loewer, Tala Smock, Pat Romey. Fifth Row: Mary Ann Nufrio, Sue Henley, Kathy Conrad, Martha Roller, Doris Edwards, Loretta Bowmon, Judie Chambers. Sixth Row: Sandy Jennings, Judy Austerman, Sharon Moore, Eileen Dunham, Karen Rogers, Jo Ann Polver Donna Andus. 66 BILLIEâS BUBBLES LEADER: Billie Lu Rich SPONSOR: Mrs. Holodoy First Row: Mrs. Holodoy, Morilyn Bruce, Louise Aikin, Billie Lu Rich, Kathleen Boir, Vicki Hamilton, Suzonne Lichtmon. Second Row: Pomelo Cosebolt, Morcio Carter, Ginger Levy, Alice Bennet, Mory Krone, Vicki Pount, Jeon Konke, Sandy Jones, Judi Flaugher. Third Row: Sharon Sittloh, Linda Gennett, Pam Beckman, Dianne Benner, Patty Whitton, Pam Simpson, Patty Moore. Fourth Row: Stan Ann Moelk, Karen Reid, Karen Stephenson, Carol Renfro, Diane Polver, Debbie Sanford, Judy Beeson, Carol Storr. Fifth Row: Sharon Kreitzer, Karin Stikeleather, Cheri Morris, Jane Beitt, Judy Runyon, Eldenna Goins, Judy Dillman. KATIEâS KUT-UPS LEADER: Kate Terwilliger SPONSOR: Mrs. Caudill First Row: Ginger Swope, Paula Weber, Katie Terwilliger, Linda Coate, Karen Thorman. Second Row: Sue Taylor, Anne Armstrong, Jane Simpson, Nancy Best, Felice Walker. Third Row: Kathy Gallagher, Bonnie Sue Hort, Alice Behner, Anne Caudill. Fourth Row: Carol Goebel, Marilyn Werner, Wanda Edwords, Cheri Herold. ORPHAN ANNIES LEADER: Ann Walker SPONSOR: Miss Eliason Front Row: Sue Brittenhom, Bonnie Weiser, Sharon Mullen, Anne Walker, Sally Brittenhom, Sue Demuth, Judie Albin. Row Two: Rickie Steinbrink, Kay Bowen, Sharon Brooks, Kothy Hidoy, Melanie Kendall, Becky Leonardt. Row Three: Wanda Townsend, Sally Morgan, Condy Heidersbach, Marilyn Manley, Barbara Murroy, Ginny Wickett, Shirley Brandenburg. Row Four: Sharon Via, Darlene Townsend, Mary Stringfield, Bev Fulton, Nancy Bussen, Rema Helms. Back Row: Virginia Nos-sett, Patty Oler, Janice Hundley, Sharon Stevens, Carol Russell, Lana Clemens. 67 TONIâS TIGERS LEADER: Toni Wogomon SPONSOR: Miss Grothous Front Row: Peggy Funston, Amie Maiden, Toni Wogomon, Jackie Lindley, Pot Lyons. Row Two: Sondra Alexander, Mary Merrick, Reno Van Voorhis, Anita Michael, Judy Ronan, Mary Cole. Row Three: Nancy Mullins, Shirley Null, Lorrianne Loper, Jeonette Smel-ser, Bonnie Whitton. Bock Row: Marjorie Spalding, Cherie Bane, Pat Robinson, Priscilla Lyons. NANâS KNOCK-OUTS LEADER: Nancy Wolfe SPONSOR: Miss Fossenkemper Front Row: Carol Campbell, Barb Brown, Lynn Morine, Nancy Wolfe, Anne Coble, Herberto Stanley, Kathy Walker. Row Two: Nancy Beyer, Debbie Peelle, Carol Krick, Koren Lee, Jane Bell, Pomelo Buroker, Pat Harman, Sandy Willis. Row Three: Cheryl Petty, Barbara Ferrell, Carolyn Oler, Melinda Murphy, Donna Hadley, Susan Roach, Judy Mikesell. Row Four: Pam Armstrong, Sandy Nolte, Pat Meyers, Jean Ann Smail, Laura Sowers, Linda Loymon, Kris Koehring, Rena Jo Hiatt. Row Five: Olga Marty, Phyllis Johnson, Rosemary Martindole, Cheryl Thorp, Sheila Turner, Cindy Jose, Phyllis Fields. Bock Row: Janet Blossom, Christine Meadows, Betty Niewoehner, Marilyn Muhl, Betty Jo Bultman. Left: The Devilettes, mony of whom are Y-Teen members, add color to the sports life at R.H.S. Y-Teen girls are present in nearly every club, and do their best to serve our school and community. Y-Teens and the TAC club act hand-in-hand to provide activities for the teens of Richmond. Y-TEENS IS WORLDWIDE CLUB n 68 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS CLUB Front Row: Noncy Harbin, Connie Gustafson, Linda Clark, Jeanne Parker, Becky Rich, Patty Dixon. Second Row: Candy Heidersbach, Dottie Patterson, Mary String-field, Barbara Murray, Bev Fulton, Nancy Bussen, Betty Jo German. Third Row: Linda Moines, Sheryl Ogborn, Kay Toney, Elizabeth Davenport, Ann Moelk. Fourth Row: Marcia Roper, Diane Williams, Garnet Coffey, Sharon Ann Menger, Joan Buhl, Janet Bailey, Lana Clemens. The organization of Future Homemakers is a club formed to better prepare girls for life after high school. Girls in this club learn faster, easier ways to keep a modern home, from the usual chores of keeping things neat, to the preparation of elaborate meajs. Left: Two girls work on a cooking problem assigned them in home ec. class. 69 The senior Future Teachers group consists of juniors and seniors interested in the teaching profession. The club is open to all students who are potential teachers of the future. Club meetings consist of lectures, discussions, and debates as well as information about the education of teachers. First Row: Mr. Poland, sponsor, Cheryl Kitchel, Mary Beth Brooks, Vice-President; Gail Rothbun, President; Charlotte Hiday, Treasurer; Mary Astesano, Secretory; Judy Mikesell. Second Row: Reno Vande Vord, Sheilo Mosey, Peggy Overton, Pat Williams, Dottie Clackum, Sondra Weisbrod, Sandra Armacost, Bonnie Weiser. Third Row: Linda Harris, Marcia Klemann, Carolyn Metz, Mary Luerman, Kathy Gallogher, Nancy Benson, Pat Richardson, Pam Cahoon, Donno Black Row Four: Karen Stephenson, Pat Miller, Joyce Feldhous, Judy Welker, Nancy Best, Lindo Coate, Pom Smith, Linda Person. Row Five: John Schweiger, Bob Brown, Jane Harlan, Linda Roper, Carol Ritz, Connie Gabbord, Koren Thorman, Kelly Fitzharris, Steve Lacy. FUTURE TEACHERS BOASTS TWIN GROUPS These club members of today are the probable teachers of the children of tomorrow. Each member of both Future Teacher groups has expressed an interest in teaching. The fields may range from art through mathematics to phys. ed., but these are the teachers of tomorrow. Future Teachers Jr. Group First Row: Mr. Moschell, sponsor; Susan Smith, Vice-President; Linda Vigross, President; Nancy Tuttle, Treasurer; Pat Schuler, Secretory; Bernice Jacobs, Judy Huber. Second Row: Sue Vincent, Carolyn Thurston, Marcia Carter, Nancy Click, Pam Simpson, Suzanne Lichtman, Judy Runyon, Jan Reed. Third Row: Sandra Starbuck, Koty Spring, Linda Dougherty, Debbie Piper, Sondy Wisenberg, Janet Williams, Mary Kelley Fourth Row: Jane Tiernan, Sandra Rons, Mary Belle Pardo, Rosalie Astesano, Judy Maier, Pam Peery, Diana Kare, Sandy McCaw. The junior group of the Future Teachers Club consists of freshmen who have a possible interest in the teaching profession. The group is informed of the education needed, job opportunities, and satisfaction obtained from the teaching profession. Club meetings also consist of lectures. 70 BIOLOGY CLUB EXPLORES PLANT LIFE First Row: Kathy Brown, David Johnson, Maryann Rombo, Mr. Alexander. Second Row: Jane Loewer, Jean Ann Smail, Joann Wagner, Georgianna Hale, Dianne Duncan, Sheila Moffet, James Cohee. Third Row: Susan Loar, Ellen Pendlen, Nancy Goodwell, Sheila Hunt, Jimmy Cole, Paul Spade, Roy York. Fourth Row: Tom Ridpath, Jim Porker, Steve Van Zont, David Rodeffer, George Toschlog, Mike Waak. Fifth Row: David Hockett, Joe Pyfrin, Lowell Fisher, Kenton Tubesing, Larry Strahota, Tom Brickel, Carl Buske. JR. RED CROSS OF R.H.S. First Row: Cheryl Knuchel, Secretary; Dixie Moore, Sandy Addleman, President; Sandi Conner, Vice-President; Virginia Ard, Mrs. Jefferson, sponsor. Second Row: Danielle Simons, Mory Ann Little, Patricia Hobbs, Carolyn Oler, Doris Edwards, Peggy Long. Third Row: Roger Miller, Linda Stottlemire, Emma Fueglein, Judy Ann Petri, Kathy Conrad, Judy Margenrath, Kathy Paust. 71 FUTURE NURSES CLUB First Row: Kotho Pisoicik, Wanda Randall, Phyllis Koehring, Felice Walker, Sandy Willis. Second Row: Cindy Turner, Vickie Parent, Mary Krone, Patty Coulter, Betty Corbin, Kay Dorman, Kris Koehring, Lynne Inderstrodt. Third Row: Terri Price, Cheryl Ann Knuckel, Pat Constable, Nancy Hathaway, Libby Fueglein, Pat Moore, Judy Margenroth. Fourth Row: Karen Stike- leather, Jane Mendenhall, Pat Witte, Cherie Bone, Rickie Steinbrink, Danielle Simons. Fifth Row: Linda Brown, Rita Hemmerling, Kathy Poust, Carolyn Oler, Kathy Conrad, Eileen Dunham, Linda Stottlemire. Future Nurses Club is an organization striving to prepare career-minded girls for a possible nursing career. Many of these girls may one day staff hospitals the world over. 72 Katha Pisarcik, Secretary; Wanda Randall, Vice-President; Phyllis Koehring, President; Felice Walker, Treasurer; Sandy Willis, Program Chairman. Right. Bible Club officers. Jeon Crisp, Secretary; Dennis Moines, President. Jenny Seibert, Vice-President, was absent when the picture was taken. Front Row: Richard M. Wright, Jean Crisp, Jennie Sibert, Denny Moines. Second Row: Lucille Johns, Joanna Crandall, Jeanie Ward, Linda Clark, Nancy Wolfe, Judy Sparks, Carolyn Weitemier, Cothy Woodward, Jean Guillaume. Third Row: Ado Million, Estella Mae Penland, Nedra Sue Smith, Janice Dyer, Juanita Mast, Janet Hoos, Sharon Singleton, Marlena Murphy, Carol McMahan. Fourth Row: Harriett Carrington, Sharon Goble, Diane Metzger, Judy Pollard, Deonna Simpson, Cindy Fields, Mary Ann Palmer, Alice Doner, James Gregg. Fifth Row: Wonda Edwards, Marilyn Werner, Kathy Gallagher, Pat Tompkins, Mabel Keffer, Virginia Hartman, Jim Smith, Carol Johnson, Robert Freemon. Back Row: Fred Goss, Elmore Cottongim, Irvin Boxter, Larry Cummins, Bob Monger, Ray Coyner, Mervin Crane, Bill Woodard, Robert Tubesing. BIBLE CLUB TRAINS THE SPIRIT 73 ADVANCED DANCE CLUB First Row: Miss Roe. Sue Lake, Sally Moore, Janice Hundley, Patty Oler, Bob VanPelt, Vicki Roller, Jim Stanley, Ty Berry, Jenny Von Skoik, Wanda Townsend, Carole Washburn, Sue May. Second Row: Dianne Davidson, Judy Kennedy, Judy Ridge, Morilyn Ridge, Julia Jockson, Carolee Herning, Vicki Neff, Jeonie Lindsey, Kay Elaine Fleisch, Billie Lu Rich, Amie Maiden, Sue Brittenham, Robbin Bartlemoy, Judy Mills, Dee Johnston. Third Row: Sherry Chamness, Sue Taylor, Pot Richardson, Rena Van Voorhis, Marjorie Spalding, Sue Criss, Peggy Overton, Becky Jessup, Shoron Kay Mullen, Bonnie Weiser, Sandra Armacost, Tom Pierson, Jerry Hoff, Jay Klehfoth. Fourth Row: Barbara Ah I, Karen Huffman, Nancy Bietry, Nancy Benson, Alice Bennet, Margaret Word, Sharon Stevens, Sandy Wicker, Solly Brittenham, Carol Russell, Larry Smith-, Ronnie Siders, Ronnie Ellington. Fifth Row: Elain Walker, Potty Ann Smith, Sherry Duncan, Darlene Tucker, Beverly Oxendine, Carol Thomasson, Mary Louise Rile, Jim Majors, Ronnie Doan, Ron Henley, Dick McPherson, Tom Bivens, Alan Porker, Rick Jordan. Sixth Row: Kenneth Tyler, Kenny Satterfield, Charlie Wright, Michoel Lundy, Garland Booth, Larry Hogg, Steve Lacey, Chorles Smith, Woodrow Kelley, Keith Thorn- burgh, Freddie Whitehead, Mork Alexander. 10B DANCE CLUB Front Row: Jim Mailey, Sergeant-ot-Arms, Libby Fue-gtein. Treasurer, Bill Thomas, Vice-President, Anne Coble, Secretary, Bruce Dailey, President, Rena Jo Hiatt. Row Two: Lorry Harris, Sharon Campbell, Lynne Inderstrodt, Kathy Klemann, Nancy Bowers, Ola Brock, Barbara Woolf, Pat Witte, Diane Holl, Betty Powell, Carol Brusher. Row Three: Susan Loar, Kanda Kelly, Nancy Fawcett, Jennifer Locey, Loretta Bowman, Jone Tiernon, Becky Bullerdick, Judy Kops. Row Four: Lewis Ellis, Kenneth Huffman, Mike Deisbem, Jean Ann Smail, Carol Bowman, Judy Maier, Bill Johnson, Doug Kaler, Dennis Rice. Back Row: Elmer Brown, Max Baker, Bill Waddell, Bob Kelley, Tom Tiemeyer, Colvin Russell, John Beckman, John Floretta, Allen Kennedy. ELECTRONICS CLUB SPARKS INGENUITY The field of electronics is growing increasingly vast. To deal with this new field o occupation, the Electronics Club was formed. The members experiment in the broad field of electronics to gain valuable knowledge for later use in life. Many of the club' members are physics or mathematics students, who will use the skills in engineering courses taken in college. Charles Mumeo, John Hudson, Curtis Foster, Borry Hengstler, Terry Clark, Jim Tappen. Fourth Row: Dave Harvey, Jerry Weddle, Charles Estes, Jim Witte, Marshall Snyder, Larry Harshman, Larry Elstro. Front Row: John Stewort, Mike Leventhal, Co-chairman; John Schuerman, Co-choirmon; Mr. Maddock, Sponsor. Second Row: Mike Summers, Chuck Stevens, Victor Glushke, Charles Ronan, Rusty Lee, Phillip L. Dubbs, Jim Adney. Third Row: Bill Kercheval, Jim Stout, RICHMOND STUDENT RETAILERS Richmond Student Retailers, formerly the D.E. Club, is one of the most important at R.H.S. Students in this course of study get on-the-job training while attending classes at the high school also. Port time work is provided students by the Richmond merchants. Thus, students ore trained in skills they wish to moster. Front Row: Gary Hockmon, President; Malcolm Greene, Vice-President; Janice Hundley, Treasurer; Kathleen Bair, Sandi Conner, Secretary; Judy C. Kennedy, Bill Bryant. Second Row: Tim Ross, Patricio Hobbs, Sharon Rice, Gail Lykins, Loretta Lomb, Sue Lake. Third Row: Marline Moore, Deanna Simpson, Pamela Walters, Pat Tompkins, Kay Toney, Marcia Roper, Bob Ridgeway. Fourth Row: O' Dell Gabbard, Bruce A. Godsey, Ricky Fellinger, Larry Niewoehner, David Myers, David A. Noelker, Jr., Paul Ellis. CHESS CLUB BOOSTS MENTAL SKILL Chess Club is one club at R.H.S. formed primarily for fun. Anyone may join, for someone in the club will be glad to teach you to play chess. Chess matches are set for other schools in the area, and playoffs within the club heighten the competitive spirit. Chess is a serious game; it helps one to think more clearly and much faster. Therefore, the Chess Club is as much a part of the curriculum as any other club at R.H.S. Although the present membership is mostly boys, girls may also belong to the Chess Club. Jim Adney, President; Woody Woodward, Vice-President; Mike Dozza, Secretary-Treasurer. First Row: Woody Woodard, Mike Dozza, Jim Adney. Second Row: John Keates, David Combes, Jim Gibson, Don .Crandall, David Hayward, Melvyn Jones, Curtis Foster. Third Row: Jimmy Jones. Bob Finnan, Victor Glushki, Phillip Dubbs, Bill Mahley, Gory Owens. Fourth Row: Ronald Williams, Bob Daugherty, Mark Scheibler, Carl Buske, Larry Elstro, Gary Roller, Bruce Lamartine. Fifth Row: Terry Kuhn, Ken Riner, David Specht, Harvey Goldenberg, Charles Ronan, Michael Honious, Mike Lantz. 76 Front Row: Tom Murray, Bill Starr, Paula Weber, Judy Herbst. Second Row: Sheila Braun, Elaine Brown, Michelle Cheek, Jo Petry, John Stewart, Amie Maiden, Linda Lewis, Judy Addison, Pat Lyons, Laura E. Schafstall. Third Row: Sally Loswell, Debby Coryell, Juanito Most, Carolyn McKinney, Colleen Chapman, Carole Washburn, Sue May, Patty Oler, Pam Kinsey, Sherrie Kinder. Fourth Row: Gretchen Brehm, Janet Bronch, Sharon Moore, Sharon Sittloh, Milly Baugher, Tola Smock, Catherine Shull, Nancy Choppel, Diane Wissel, Evelyn Kreitl, Jane Wynegar. Fifth Row: Barbara Ferrell, Anne Coble, Herberta Stanley, Ruth Helen Killion, Elaine Roberts, Pat Wright, Susie Britt, Mary Pat Byrnes, Ann L. Fuller, Kelly Herning. Sixth Row: Carl Cook, Shirley Yates, Sandy Ruff, Sherry Chamness, Susie McKinley, Mary Ann Nufrio, Elaine Ann Thornberg, Wanda Townsend, Sally Morgan. Seventh Row: John Longfellow, Janet Blue, Barbora Schaefer, Bob Buroker, Stephen Varnell, Marion Stewart, Mary Hinshaw, Jerry Hoff, Kay Eloine Fleisch, Rex Rhoads. DRAMATICS CLUB Newly formed this year, the Dramatics Club strives to teach the teenage members the basic fundamentals of acting. Dramatics Club members make up a large percentage of the Footlights and senior class play casts. Under the direction of Mr. Jerry Harrell, the new Dramatics Club is one of the most popular at R.H.S. Dramatics Club meetings many times consist of dramatization of many famous parts of historical plays. With the Forensics Club, the Dramatics Club trains students in the art of public speaking. 77 Judy Herbst, Secretory; Poulo Weber, Treasurer; Tom Murray, Vice-President; Bill Starr, President. BUILDERSâ HAMMERINGS OUR ATHLETES FIGHT FOR FAME The fine quorterbocking ability of Sonny Sage led the Devils to many a victory. Bob Hampton proved a tough boy to handle when he took the offensive against another Richmond foe. AROUND THAT END FOR RICHMOND HIGH 80 SCORES Home Visitor 14 North Central 0 41 Shortridge 0 20 Anderson 19 40 New Castle 12 14 Broad Ripple 34 34 Marion 7 14 Kokomo 34 54 Central Ft. Wayne 0 34 Central Catholic 26 14 Logansport 0 The 1962 Richmond Red Devil football team â a team which will cross the memories of R.H.S. students many times in the future. The fine offensive and defensive play of the team makes it a tribute to our fine staff of coaches. We'll never forget the thrilling runs by Bob Hampton or Jim Majors, the unerring punts of Rick Putoff, and the strength of the Red Devil line. Yes, this was a football team. Our Red Devils captured second in the N.C.C., dropping only two games all season. Who will ever forget that thrilling victory over Anderson by one point? And how about that tragic loss to Broad Ripple after such a fine show? This was our team, one of the finest to be known as the Red Devils in many years. Because of the strong line, the beautiful plays, and the perfect balance of the team, the students at R.H.S. will long remember the 1961 Red Devil football team. Our coaching staff: Bill Farley, Assistant B team and Backfield; Mike Rodich, Line; Head Coach Hub Etchison; Byron Klute, B team Assistant Line; and Jim Peters, Backfield. OUR RED DEVILS - SECOND IN THE NCC Front Row: Jim Majors, Mark Mader, Rick Jorday, Rick Lear, Kenny Satterfield, Rick Putoff, Bob Hampton, Tom Porter, Fred Wright, Myron Nolte. Second Row: Jim Ramey, Billy Webster, Dave Farmer, Lorry Funk, Jim Turner, Sonny Sage, Mike Lundy, Karol Lee Moore, Mox Close, Bruce York, Jerry Blossom. Third Row: Assistant Coach, Mike Rodich; Tom Bell, Fronk Arkenberg, Don Simmons, Dick Houston, Joe Romsdell, Bob Van Pelt, Woodrow Kelly, Charles Tucker, Fred Hoss, Steve Beckman, Student Manager, Charles Bruce. Fourth Row: Assistant Coach, Jim Peters; Coach, Hub Etchison; Rick Castelluccio, Larry Hogg, Dick Byrd, Larry Smith, Jerry Hoff, Eddie Stolle, John Stolle, Eddie Adams, Student Manager, Bill Hoch. Absent at time picture was taken, Jim Leach. 81 B TEAM IMPS BRING HOPES FOR FUTURE Front Row: Jim Bryant, Dwayne Harter, Mike Haynes, Gary Harris, Tom Hollard, Mike Dozza, Jon Brenizer, Doug Kaler, Larry Mitchell, Dick Wissel, Jack Oliver. Second Row: Charles Reeves, manager, Mike Leavell, George Lynch, Jim Alexander, Bob Woodworth, Kurt Hoynes, Myron Nolte, Gary Allen, Bob Smith, Gene Hotsenpiller, Jim Hall, John Wholen, Terry Ogle, Ron Hudson, Bill Miller, student manager. Third Row: Bob Wiesehaln, Ray Donnell, Bob Hill, Bob Daughtey, Milee Gauker, Jim Bright, Earl Newland, John Eggemeyer, Tim Kauper, Kenny Raglin, Joe Ronsdell, Dave Morguson, Bruce Lamartine, Bill McConaho. SATAN X-COUNTRY TEAM-NCC CHAMPS The Richmond Red Devil Cross-Country Team â famous the state over for their endurance encouraged by coach Charles Hilton, brought the North Central Conference Championship back to Richmond at the end o the 1961 season. Our boys deserve a round of praise for their fine athletic accomplishment. Front Row: Don Williams, Larry Vardiman, Ted Howard, Oscor Howard, Dwoyne Hodgin, Bill Levell, Jim Bullock, Jim Embry, Dave Laughlin, Bill Dean. Second Row: Carl Cook, manager, Bill Thomas, Windel Ezell, Bruce Doiley, Dave Bullerdick, John Emmerick, Mark Scheibler, Woody Woodward, Tom Kinder, Mike Martin, Mike Hollingsworth, Coach Charles Hilton. CHEERLEADERS Ann Walker Barbara Ahl Above: Kenny Sotterfield, 52, drops one of his many crowd-pleasing shots into the Richmond basket. Below: K. Lee Moore paces the Red Devils in the first gome of the '61-'62 seoson with his precision shooting. Below, Right: Charlie Wright makes the most of a fast break to add two to the Richmond score. SECTIONAL CHAMPION Richmond Opposition 79 Vincennes 59 58 Burris 48 67 New Castle 58 50 Shortridgeâ 41 49 Muncie 55 62 Shelbyville 72 66 Rushville 50 84 Marion 54 91 Broad Ripple 78 77 Logansport 70 67 Elkhart 76 48 Kokomo 53 73 Frankfort 62 60 Connersville 62 74 Tech 75 65 Ft. Wayne Central 53 52 Lafayette Jeff 69 87 Anderson 73 Denotes N. Central Cont. Game RED DEVILS EYE STATE SEMI-FINALS Front Row: Dick Byrd, Ron Siders, Chorlie Wright, Korol Kenny Satterfield, Mike Chenoweth, Jim Stonley, Keith Lee Moore, Tom Kinder, Dave McCoskey. Second Row: Thornburg, Cooch Bostin. Dave Amos, Manager, Dick Houston, Bob Van Pelt, The 1962 Richmond Red Devil Basketball Team, sparked by the darting speed and cool thinking of its captain, Tom Kinder, the unfaltering shooting of center Kenny Satterfield, K. Lee Moore, and Charlie Wright, and the steady game played by Mike Chemoweth, will long be remembered as one of the most well-balanced teams ever to come from Richmond. Mr. Bastin, coach of our basketball team has reason to beam over the efforts of the boys. The starting five and the able substitutes were defeated by scant margins by the two top teams in the state. Surely everyone will remember the 1962 Red Devil Sectional Champs. Right: Tom Kinder, 1962 Red Devil captain, cuts his shore from the net after the sectional win by our Devils. Bâ BASKETBALL HAS GOOD SEASON Front Row: Ron Hudson, Dwayne Horter, Don Williams, Mike Martin, Terry Ogle, Larry Mitchell. Second Row: Bill Miller, Manager, Dick Wissel, Dove Morguson, Ken Huffman, Joe Romsdell, Ken Raglin, Bob Wiesehahn, Coach Ingram. One of the finest B basketball squads in many years has graced the floor of Civic Hall during the '61-'62 season. Under the coaching of Mr. Troy Ingram, these boys have made exciting contests from the B games preceding every varsity game. The team has compiled a fine record through the season, usually tasting defeat by only a few points when it came. These boys compile the Richmond Red Devil squad of the future, and judging from their past actions, the Red Devil team of '62-'63 will be hard to beat. It may be that the Red Devils will go to State in 1963! Left to Right: Troy Ingram, John Bostin. WRESTLERS SPLIT SEASON: 5-5 Front Row: John Senese, Corol Johnson, Doug Wood, Terry Hines, John Hobing, Don Senese. Second Row: Ron Henley, Sr. Mgr., Tom Perry, Jim Wetzel, Fred Goss, Coach Klute, Tom Meadows, John Whalen, Ken Tyler, Jim Bever, Jr. Mgr. Left: R.H.S. Wrestling Cooches: Jim Peters ond Byron Klute. SCORES Richmond Opposition 21 New Castle 28 8 Anderson 37 51 Greenfield 5 17 Muncie 23 32 New Castle 12 21 Wood 24 2nd 4-Way at Kokomo 26 Madison Heights 11 22 Fairmont, 0. 17 35 Marion 13 28 Shortridge 16 Denotes N. Central Conf. Match 87 R.H.S. Bâ WRESTLING SQUAD Front Row: Lonnie Hillord, Bill Deon, Mike Dozzo, Eddie Tucker, Rip Boldon, Joe Wilson, Jim Robinson, Mike Hollingsworth, Rick Murray, Stuort Stegall. Back Row: Ron Thompson, Kurt Haines, Jim Bullock, Jim Adney, Tom Swasko, Bruce Lamartine, Jim Alexander, John Floretto, Doug Koylor, Coach Peters. Wrestling is a sport that develops logic and coordination as well as muscles. To win a match, each wrestler must learn to think fast, and outwit his opponent. With each match lasting only a few minutes, a wrestler must also be fast. With the fundamentals of wrestling in his mind, the young wrestler is capable of protecting himself. 88 BASEBALL HAS GREAT TEAM POTENTIAL Above: Practice makes perfect! Baseball squad often practices on Lybolt Field. 1962 R.H.S. BASEBALL SCHEDULE APRIL 4 Connersville T 5 Madison Hts. T 9 Centerville H 11 Middletown H 12 Muncie H 17 Tech T 19 Frankfort H 23 Cambridge H 26 Morion T 30 MAY Kokomo H 8 Anderson T 10 Lofayette H 15 New Castle H 17 Logansport T Front Row: Tom Bell, Chris Gibbons, Jock Turnbough, Gary Conyers, Dick Garard, Ty Berry, Steve Haas, Tom Kinder, Kenneth Tyler, Steve Beckman. Row Two: Mr. Rodich, Coach; Keith Thornburgh, Fronk Arkenberg, Woodie Coyle, Rick Puthoff, Harvey Golden-berg, Larry Cain, Ronnie Siders, John Dintoman, Jim Puckett, Larry Brown, Mike Cox. Below: Returning Baseball Lettermen, Front Row: Dick Garard, Gary Conyers. Bock Row: Jack Turnbough, Steve Haos. Front Row: Duone Hodgin, Fred Wright, Dave Laughlfn, Jim Majors, K. Lee Moo re, Bob Hampton. Row Two: Mr. Hilton, Cooch; Carl Cook, Assistant Cooch, John Mader, Steve Murphy, Dave Bullerdick, Dick Houston, Bill Johnson, Assistant Coach, Mr. Dils, Coach. Below, Left: Bob Hampton, returning letterman, clears a hurdle in perfect form during a practice session. Below, Right: During outdoor practice, any dress is in form. Here, several harriers sprint past the Pierian camera. The Richmond Track Returning Lettermen, pictured above, give the 1962 harriers a strong basis for competition during the track season of three months in the spring of 1962. TRACK TEAM BOASTS NUCLEUS OF The Richmond High School Track Squad this year boasts one of the strongest returning teams ever. Spiced by ten returning letter-men, the 1962 team finds strength in experience. Newcomers to the sport find a place in the B squad, the best of which are selected for the A team, to compete with schools the state over. As one may soon conclude, the number of students out for this fine sport assures a fine track squad for R.H.S. The coaches of the track squads, Mr. Hilton and Mr. Dils; base the training of their athletes on past experience. Both coaches are old-timers at R.H.S., constantly bringing their teams home to victory. We congratulate these coaches and the athletes for the performance of the 1962 Red Devil Track Squad. 90 RETURNING LETTERMEN Front Row: Bill Johnson, Assistant Coach, Rick Jordon, Mark Mader, Charles Cox, Rick Murray, Thomas Holland, Bill Dean, John Hampton, Joe Ramsdell, Carl Cook, Assistant Coach. Row Two: Mr. Hilton, Coach, Duane Harter, George Lynch, Charlie Wright, G. D. Harris, Tom Perry, Doug Kaler, Mike Leavell, Mike Hollingsworth, Mr. Dils, Coach. Row Three: Terry Wright, Mark Scheibler, John Browning, Larry Varda-man, Doug Shearer, Jim Hoch, Kip Baldon, Wesley Clark. Row Four: Rudy Burden, John Gunn, Bill Leaved, Bob Van Pelt, Alan Parker, Eddie Jordan, Don Simmons, Don Williams, John Gross, Terry Lee Gogg, Bill Kauffman, Theodore Howard, Kenton Tubesing, Gary Whirley, Larry Mitchell, Woodrow Kelley. Row Six: James Bullock, Ken Huffman, Woody Woodward, Tom Swosko, George Henry, Bruce Doiley, Rick Dill-man, Steve VanZont. Charlie Wright, a junior, clears the high jump during an indoor practice session. Many such sessions were held due to inclement weather. 91 TENNIS TEAM BREAKS IN NEW COACH Front Row: Dorrell Gross, Jim Busch, Don Crandall, Jerry Jefferies, Bill Kerchervol, Mike Sonsini, Dick Brandenburg. Row Two: Jerry Hoff, George Davis, Marc Duning, Calvin Reissell, Jim Tappen, Bob Monger, John Hastings, Ron Williams. Row Three: Mr. Kaiser, Coach; Ray Donnell, Eugene Spencer, Bob Bringle, Joe Pyfnin, Joe Bates, Jim Lawler, Jim Stonley, John Hodowal. Above: Mr. Kaiser, English teacher and Register sponsor at R.H.S., now enters another field. Mr. Kaiser is the new tennis coach at R.H.S. Here, the coach poses with the two returning tennis lettermen. Above, Left: John Hodowal, one of the two returning lettermen, practices his stance. Above, Right: Jim Stanley, a junior ond returning letter-man, shows just how to wield that rocket. f Front Row: Gene Hotsenpiller, Don Wright, Mox Close, John Eggemeyer, Stu Reller. Row Two: David Thurman, Dick Rees, Scott Porter, John Floretto, Cleve Wilson, John Keates. Row Three: Mr. R. M. Wright, Coach; Steve Kegley, Philip Lyle, Bill Miller, Jim Witherby, Bill Waddell, Bob Daugherty. Near Right: The returning Golf Lettermen, Top to Bottom: Max Close, Don Wright, John Weston. Middle Right: Don Wright holds his backswing for the Pierian camera. Far Right: Max Close shows good form on his follow through. 1962 RED DEVIL GOLF SCHEDULE APRIL 6 Connersville T 10 Muncie H 14 Hagerstown T 17 Anderson T 20 Winchester H 23 Centerville Liberty T 24 Connersville H 26 Winchester T 30 Centerville H MAY 4 Muncie T 8 Middletown T 11 New Castle H 18 Sectionals 93 Front Row: Kelly Fitzhorris, Woodrow Kelley. Bock Row: Lorry Harris, Tom Pierson, Malcolm Greene. Absent: Phil Gibson, Gary Hackman, and John Emerick. Sponsors for the team are Mr. Etchison ond Mr. Rodich. INTRAMURALS Intramural basketball gives every boy a chance to play on a team. Playing scheduled games after school, the participants vie for first place in the league. Any boy, not on athletic teams is eligible. SWIMMING STRENGTHENS EVERY MUSCLE While swimming is not listed os an active sport on the athletic charts of R.H.S., it plays an important part in the curricula of many students. Boys and Girls wishing to learn to swim may enroll in swimming classes held at the YMCA or YWCA respectively. Swimming may be substituted for a semester of required physical education, and is very beneficial in that everyone should learn to swim. A new swimming pool is planned for part of the new addition to R.H.S. Mixed bowling is the one coed sport at R.H.S. After the boys' and girls' bowling leagues are ended, mixed bowling begins, and this spells fun for everyone! Coed teams bowl for top honors in this spring sport. With the new bowling alleys in town, competition is getting rough as everyone learns to bowl. All bowling this year took place at the American alleys. MIXED BOWLING MEANS ACTION 96 GIRLSâ BOWLING LEAGUE Bowling has become one of Richmond's favorite pastimes. In the girls' and boys' bowling leagues, teams compete for top honors at the close of the season. All bowling takes place at the American alleys on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Right: Girls' Bowling Champions: Judy Fienning, Peggy Funston, Amie Maiden, Coptain, Judy Mills, Billie Lu Rich. Cheryl Knuckel wos absent when the picture was taken. BOYSâ BOWLING LEAGUE OUR STUDENTS MAKE THE SCHOOL CLASS COUNCIL GOVERNS SENIORS Front Row: Mr. Klute, Sponsor, Pom Boo, Jim Turner, Tom Meadows, Jone Hasemeier. Second Row: Judy Addison, Peggy Funston, Janet Hoos, Cloudia Blockwell, Joon Price, Donno Poole, Heather Williams. Third Row: Dave Harvey, John Longfellow, Pot Lyons, Rena Vande-Vord, Sue May, Carol Kleinknecht. Back Row: Don Wright, Burt Colvin, Gory Conyers, Max Close, Dick Gorard, Morsholl Snyder. The Senior Class Council, governing body of the Seniors of 1962, has accomplished much in the past eight months. Caps and gowns have been measured; senior cards and announcements were ordered; and Commencement has been planned. Working under the direction of Mr. Klute, the Senior Class Council has accomplished all it set out to do. All of the elective councils give training to our students in representative practices upon which our country is built. Pam Boa, Secretory; Jone Hosemeier, Treasurer; Jim Turner, President; Tom Meadows, Vice-President. OF 1962 ADDISON, JUDITH KAY Acodemic Y-Teens, Block R, Senior Closs Council, Dromotics, Future Nurses, Treosurer. ADDLEMAN, SANDRA KAY Acodemic Student Council, Y-Teens, Block R, Junior Red Cross, President, Girls' Bowling, Future Home-mokers. AHAUS, NANCY ANN Acodemic Notionol Honor Society, Cheer-leoder, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cob-inet, Bible Club. AHL, BARBARA EVELYN Acodemic Y-Teen Cobinet, Cheerleoder, Concert Choir, Student Council, Girls' Choir, 10B Donee Club. ALEXANDER, MARK WOOD Acodemic Junior Closs Council, Tennis, Boy's Bowling, Advonced Donee Club. ALEXANDER, PAUL General ALEXANDER, SANDRA LEE Acodemic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. ALLEN, EVA LAVONNE Stenographic ALVEY, SANDRA SUE Stenographic Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Homemakers, Block R. ANDERSON, JUDY F. General Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, 10B Dance Club. ARGO, BETTY LOU Stenographic Y-Teens, Block R. ARKENBERG, FRANK A. Acodemic Football, Baseball, Boys' Bowling, Archery Club. ASHENFELTER, DONALD LEWIS JR. General Hi-Y. ASHLEY, ELLEN LYNN Academic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Jr. Red Cross, Vice-President, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir, Girls' Bowling, Junior Class Council. ASTESANO, MARY ELAINE Acodemic Y-Teens. Future Teachers, Secretory, Girls' Bowling, Little Block R. Block R, Sergeant-at-Arms, Junior Red Cross, Girls' Choir. AUSTERMAN, THOMAS L. General Intramurals. AXE, DONNA SUE General BAIR, KATHLEEN General Block R. Y-Teens, D. E. Club. BATES, JOSEPH Academic Tennis, Intromurols, Football, Register. BAUGHER, MILLICENT LOUISE General Dramatics, Lttlie Block R. Block R, Y-Teens, Bible Club. 101 SENIORS BAUMER, DAVID LEE Generol BECK, DAVID Acodemic BECKMAN, STEVEN W. Acodemic Football, R Club, Archery Club, Baseball. BELL, THOMAS E. Academic Baseboll, Football, Boy's Bowling, Intramurols. BENNER, RICHARD LEE Generol BERRY, SANDRA LEE Academic Devilettes, Vice-President, Y-Teens. BERRY, TY Acodemic Baseboll, Baskctboll, Advanced Donee Club, Vice-President, ln-tromurals. BIVENS, TOM Acodemic Hi-Y, Concert Choir, Student Council, Advanced Dance Club. BLACKWELL, CLAUDIA ANN Acodemic Devilettes, Senior Closs Council, Y-Teens. BLOSSOM, GERALD LEE Acodemic Junior Closs Council, Nationol Honor Society, President, Hi-Y, Football, R Club, Band, Dance Band, Pep Band. Orchestra. BLUE, JANET Acodemic-Stenogroohic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Dramoitcs. BOA, PAM Acodemic Student Council, Junior Class Council, Secretary, Senior Closs Council, Secretary, Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Junior Red Cross, 10B Donee Club. BOLES, DAVID M. Acodemic Cross Country, Chemistry Club. BOLES, JIM Academic Chemistry Club. BOWLBY, OPAL JO ELLEN General Bible Club. BOWMAN, JUDITH ANN Stenographic Block R. BOYCE, SARA JAYNE Generol Y-Teens. BRADY, TIM General BRAUN, SHEILA GAY Academic Student Council, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Advonced Dance Club, Dromotics. BREWER, CAROLYN JEAN General Y-Teens, Little Block R. 102 OF 1962 BRIGHT. STEPHEN J. Generol Student Council. BROOKS, MARY BETH Academic Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, Science Club, Girls' Choir, Future Teachers, Vice-President, Student Council, Concert Choir. Block R BROWN, ELAINE Academic Dromotics, Girls' Choir, Orchestra, Block R, Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling. BROWN. JOE VAN Generol Baseball, Wrestling, Bosketboll, Intramurals. BROWN, JOHN R. Academic Boys' Bowling, Intromurals, Boseball. BROWN, ROBERT L. Acodemic Concert Choir, Hi-Y, Future Teochers. BRUCE. CHARLES RUSSELL Academic Football, R Club, Intromurals. BRUMLEY, NANCY KAY Generol Y-Teens. BRUNTON, MARK E. Industrial BRYANT, BILL General D.E. Club. BULLERDICK, DAVID CHARLES Academic Student Council, R Club, Track, Cross-Country, Football, Wrestling, Intramurols. BURTON. RUDY General Football, Trock, Intromurals. BUSKE, CARL E. Acodemic Science Club, Biology Club, Chess Club, Sociol Studies Forum. CARR, GEORGE NELSON Academic Orchestra. CARR, IMA General Business CASE, LARRY ANTHONY Generol CASTELLUCCIO, RICHARD DONALD Academic Student Council, Boy's Bowling, Sociol Studies Forum, Footboll, Tennis. CENTERS, RUTH ANNE Stenographic Block R, Y-Teens CHASTEEN, MELVIN EARL Academic CHEEK, MICHELLE ARLENE Academic Dromotics, Block R, Little Block R, Y-Teens, Girl's Bowling. 103 SENIORS CHENOWETH, MICHAEL OLIVER Academic Notionol Honor Society, R Club, Vice-President, Bosket-boll, Trock. CHENOWETH, SHARON General Y-Teens, Block R. CLACKUM, DOROTHY V. Academic Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Girl's Bowling, Block R. CLARK, EARNEST C. Academic CLOSE, MORRIS MAXFIELD Acodemic Hi-Y, Secretory, R Club, President, Football, Golf, Bosketboll, Junior Closs Council, Senior Class Council, Intromurols. COFFMAN, LINDA SUE Stenographic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Dramatics. COLE, FRED JR. General COLE, JAMES LEE Acodemic COLLETTE, ROSS Wrestling, Dramatics, Bible Club, Archery Club. COLVIN, JAMES BURTON Academic Student Council, Senior Class Council, TAC Council. CONLEY, DUANE General CONNER, SANDRA SUE Distributive Education Student Council, D. E. Club, Secretary, Little Block R, Block R, Y-Teens, Junior Red Cross, President, Vice-President. CONSTABLE. PATRICIA ANN Academic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Future Nurses, Advanced Dance Club, Junior Red Cross. CONYERS, GARY ALLEN Acodemic Junior Class Council, President, S e n i o r Class Council, TAC Council, Vice-President, R Club, Bosketboll, Football, Baseball, Intromurols. COOK, CARL WILLIAM Academic Trock, Forensics, Vice-President, Cross-Country, Dramotics, Register. COOK, CAROL ANN Acodemic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. COTTONGIM, BARBARA JO General COX, PAMELA Generol Y-Teens, Block R, Girl's Bowling. COY, STEPHAN JAY Generol Boy's Bowling, Chess Club. COYNER. GERALD RAY Vocational Bible Club. 104 OF 1962 CRANDALL. JOANNA LOUISE Business Y-Teens, Bible Club CRANE, MERVIN DUANE General Boy's Bowling, Intromurals, Bible Club. CRAWFORD, ROBERT GORDON Academic Hi-Y, Cross-Country, Trock, Wrestling. CREVISTON, BYRON LEE Vocational CRISS, SUSAN KAY Acodemic-Stenoqrophic Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club, Girl's Bowling. Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Choir. CUMMINS, GEORGE LARRY General Bible Club. DAILEY, JOAN Academic TAC Council, Secretory, Pierian, Y-Teens, Quill, Assistant Editor, Forensics, National Honor Society, Block R, Little Block DAVIDSON, KAREN DIANNE Academic Y-Teens, Block R, Little Block R, Advanced Dance Club. DAVIS, SHARRON KATHRYN Acodemic Little Block R, Block R, Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club. DAWES, E. MARTEEN Acodemic Y-Teens, Girls' Bowlina. DELUCIO, MARCO RAYMOND Generol Social Studies Forum. DENING, DANIEL ROBERT Academic Pierian, Editor-in-Chief, National Honor Society, Vice-President, Quill and Scroll, Forensics, Sociol Studies Forum. Junior Closs Council, Chess Club, Science Club. DISHMAN, MIKE DEAN Generol Advanced Donee Club, Boy's Bowling, Intromurals. DUDAS, STEVE Academic Intromurols, Bosketboll, Trock. EASTMAN, EVELYN LOUISE Academic Y-Tcens, Y-Teen Cobinet, Little Block R, Vice-President, Student Council, Future Teachers, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir. ELLINGTON, RONNIE GENE Vocational Mochine Shop Advanced Donee Club, Boys' Bowling, Archery Club, Boseball A B. ELSTRO, LARRY RALPH Acodemic Electronics Club, Chess Club, Biology Club. EMBRY, JAMES HARRISON Vocational Drofting Trock, Cross-Country, Intramu-rals. EMERICK, JOHN CHARLES Acodemic Bosketboll, Cross-Country, Concert Choir. ESSMAKER. VINETA JOAN Stenographic Student Council, Block R, Pierian â Underclassman Editor, Y-Teens â Secretory, Quill and Scroll, Junior Y-Teen Advisor. 105 SENIORS EWAN, CHARLES MICHEAL Industrial FARMER, DAVID FRANKLIN Acodemic Student Council, Hi-Y, Football, R Club, Intromurols, Wrestling. FELDHAUS, JOYCE ANNETTE Acodemic Y-Tcens, Future Teachers, Little Block R, Block R, Junior Red Cross, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir. FIELDS, JOYCE LOUISE General Y-Teens. FIENNING, JUDITH ANN Acodemic-Business Toe Council, Y-Teens, Concert Choir, Pierian, Block R, Quill and Scroll, Future Teochers, Girls' Bowling, Bible Club, Little Block R, Girls' Choir. FITZHARRIS, KELLY Acodemic Student Council, Vice-President, Intromurols, Hi-Y, Social Studies Forum, Future Teochers, Archery Club. FLATLEY, CARL JOHN Academic Student Council, Hi-Y, Boys' Bowling, Archery Club, Toe Council, Advonced Donee Club. FLEMING, WILLIAM S. Academic Student Council, Hi-Y, Advonced Dance Club, Intromu-rols. Tennis, Cross-Country, Boys' Bowling. FLESHER, JANET LOUISE General Y-Teens, Block R FLOOD, MARVIN EUGENE Acodemic Intromurols, Footboll. FOREMAN, NANCY LEE Stenographic Y-Teens, Junior Y-Teens, Advisor, Block R. FOSTER, CONNIE SUE Acodemic Y-Teens. FRENCH. RICHARD J. Acodemic FUEGLEIN, EMMA LOUISE General Y-Teens, Block R, Junior Red Cross. FULTON, FRAZIER L. Acodemic FUNK, LARRY Acodemic R Club, Football, Wrestling. FUNSTON, MARGARET JEAN Acodemic Block R, Treosurer, Little Block R, Girls' Bowling, Senior Closs Council, Advonced Donee Club, Student Council, Quill. GABBARD, CONNIE NOLA Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Future Teochers, Little Block R, Block R, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir. GARARD, RICHARD S. Acodemic Junior Class Council, Senior Closs Council, Hi-Y, Baseball, R Club, Intromurols, 10B Donee Club, Advonced Donee Club GARNER. MARY ELEANOR Acodemic Y-Teens. Orchestra, Quill, Girls' Choir. 106 OF 1962 GATES, ROBERT EUGENE General Boys' Bowling. GAYDOSH, JACK CARL Academic Student Council, Hi-Y, Advanced Dance Club, Intromu-rols, TAC Council, Tennis, Boys' Bowling. GERMAN, BETTY JO General Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Bible Club, Orchestra, Future Homemakers, Music Club. GIBBONS, CHRIS JAN Academic Intromurols, Band, Pep Bond, Dance Band, Baseball, Music Club. GIBSON, JAMES KENNETH General Hi-Y, Chess Club GILLILAND, CAROL KAY General Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. GINMAN, KATE Academic Y-Teens, Dromotics, Future Nurses GOODWIN, JANE ANN Generol Y-Teens. GRAHAM, JUDY ANN Generol Y-Teens, Block R, Future Home-mokers. GRAHAM, MARK S. Generol Football, Intramurals, Electronics Club, 10B Dance Club GRAY, KATHRYN VIRGINIA Business Bible Club GREEN, MALCOLM Distributive Sociol Studies Forum, D E. Club, Vice-President, Intromu-rals. Boys' Bowling, Baseball. GREEN, PATRICIA Academic GROSS, DARRELL E. Academic Hi-Y, Science Club, Tennis, Archery Club. HAAS, STEVE Academic R Club, Baseball. HACKMAN. GARY MARTIN Academic D. E. Club, President, Boys' Bowling, Intromurols. HACKMAN, KATHRYN L. Academic Block R, Dromotics. HAGEBOECK, VIRGINIA KAY Academic Block R, Little Block R,Y-Teens, Forensics, 1 OB Dance Club. HALE, DAVID L. Vocational Science Club, Baseball. HAMILTON, ANN Academic Senior Closs Council, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, 10B Donee Club, Advanced Dance Club, Little Block R, Block R, Song Leoder, Bond, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir. 107 SENIORS HAMPTON, ROBERT LOUIS Acodemic Student Council, President, Hi-Y, Advonced Donee Club, In tromurols, Bond, Sociol Studies Forum, Concert Choir, R Club, Bosketboll, Football, Track. HARPER, SUE ELLEN Academic Y - T c e n Cobinet, President, Homecoming Condidote, Girls' Choir, Girls' State, Student Council, Future Teochers, Forensics, Notional Honor Society, Block R. HARRIS, LARRY GENE General Bosketboll, Boseboll, I OB Dance Club, Golf, Boys' Bowling, In-tromurols. HARRIS, LINDA Acodemic Y-Teens, Forensics, Future Teochers, Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Bowling, Girls' Choir. HARSHMAN, LARRY J. Acodemic Hi-Y, Electronics Club. HARTMAN, RICHARD LEE Acodemic Intramurals. HARVEY, DAVID J. Acodemic Bond, Coptom, Dance Bond, Pep Bond, Notional Honor Society, Boy's Bowling, Electronics Club. HASEMEIER, JANE ELIZABETH Acodemic Senior Closs Council. Treosurer, Junior Closs Council, Treosurer, Y-Tctn Cobinet, Secretory, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir Block R, Little Block R, Girls' Bowling, Advonced Donee Club. HASTINGS. JOHN R. Acodemic Concert Choir. HELMS, REM A General Y-Teens. HELTON, RONALD General Trock. HENLEY, RON I. Acodemic Concert Choir, Hi-Y, R Club, Pierian, Toe Council, Wrestling, Quill ond Scroll, Advonced Donee Club, Football, Intro-murols. HIDAY, CHARLOTTE AILEEN Acodemic Block R, Little Block R, Future Teochers, Treosurer, Y-Teens, Girls' Choir. HILL, MARVIN Vocotionol Football. HINES, NED W. General HINSHAW, MARY Acodemic Concert Choir, Girls' Choir, Student Council, Block R, Y-Teens, Forensics, Girls' Bowling, Snow-boll Condidote. HOBBS. PATRICIA SUE Stenogrophic Y-Teens, Jr. Red Cross, D. E. Club, Future Retailers. HODGE, DARLENE KAY Acodemic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. HODGIN, DUANE EVERETT Acodemic Crosscountry, Trock, R Club, Notional Honor Society, Hi-Y, Concert Choir. HODOWAL, JOHN RAYMOND Acodemic Junior Closs Council, Toe Council, President; R. Club, Tennis, Hi-Y, Quill ond Scroll, Pierion, Archery Club, Intromurols 108 OF 1962 HOLLOWAY, WANDA SUE Business Y-Teens, Block R. HONIOUS, MICHAEL L. Academic HOOS, JANET SUE Academic Senior Class Council, Girls' Choir, Bible Club. HORTON, LANA LEE Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Bowling, Dramatics. HOWARD, OSCAR JR. Acodemic Hi-Y, Y-Teens, R Club, Trock, Cross-Country. HUETHER, MARGARET CATHERINE Academic Y-Teens, Block R, Girls' Choir. HUFFMAN, KAREN Acodemic Advanced Dance Club, Block R, Little Block R. HUGHES, ALLEN E. Acodemic Orchestra, Band, Pep Bond, Dance Bond. HUNDLEY, JANICE FAYE Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Advanced Donee Club, Little Block R, Block R, Dromotics, D.E. Club. JAMES, HARRY Vocational Boy's Bowling, Intromurols. JANORSCHKE, PHILIP Acodemic JEFFERIES, JERRY LEE Acodemic Tennis. JOHNSON, CAROL RAY Acodemic Hi-Y, Orchestro, Bond, Concert Choir, Pep Bond, Dance Band, Chess Club, Wrestling, Bible Club. JOHNSON, CHARLES D. Acodemic 1 OB Dance Club, Intromurols, Football, Wrestling, Archery Club, D. E. Club. JOHNSON, JACQUELINE MARCCIL Stenographic Y-Teens, Advonced Dance Club, Future Teachers, Little Block R, Block R. JOHNSON, LARRY HERBERT Generol Intromurols, Bosketboll, Wrestling. JOHNSON, RHEA Academic JOHNSON, WILLIAM EUGENE Acodemic 10B Dance Club, Chess Club, Chemistry Club, Quill, Track. JONES, JOYCE EILEEN Generol Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Bowling, Bible Club, Music Club. JONES, MELVYN LEROY Academic Orchestra, Bond, Concert Choir, Pep Band, Dance Bond, Chess Club, Speech Club. 109 SENIORS KANOST, PHILIP ALDEN Academic KEFFER, MABEL MARIE Academic Y-Teens, Bible Club. KELLER, DAVID GEORGE Academic Hi-Y. KELLEY, PAUL Academic 1 OB Donee Club, Advonced Dance Club, Orchestro, Dramatics. KELLEY, WOODROW JR. Academic Student Council, Junior Closs Council, Advanced Dance Club, Intramurols, Concert Choir, R Club, TAC Council, Football, Trock, Bible Club, D. E. Club. KENDALL, MICHAEL DENNIS Academic Notionol Honor Society, Student Council, Social Studies Forum. KENNEDY, JUDY CATHERINE General Student Council, Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club, Little Block R, Block R, D. E. Club. KENNEDY, JUDITH LEE Stenographic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. KENNEY, WILLIAM MICHAEL Academic Hi-Y, TAC Council, Intromu-rals. KERN, SUSAN JANE Academic- Business KILLION, RUTH HELEN Acodemic Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Girls' Bowling, Notionol Honor Society, Block R, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir, Dramotics. KINCAID, DAVID WAYNE Generol KINDER, THOMAS KENT Acodemic Bosketball, B a s e b o I I, Cross-Country, R Club, Intramurals. KINSEY, PAMELA SUE Stenographic Y-Teens, 10B Donee Club, Advanced Donee Club, Little Block R, Block R, Dromotics. KINYON, JOHN STUART Academic Hi-Y. KITCHEL, CHERYL KEEN Academic Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Teochers, Little Block R, Block R, Snowball Queen. KLEIN, RAMONA JEANNE Generol Y-Teens, Choir. KLEINKNECHT, CAROL LEE Academic Junior Closs Council, Senior Closs Council, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Girls' Bowling, Little Block R, Block R, Homecoming Candidate, Deon for A Doy. KLEMANN, MARCIA JANE Academic Y-Teens, Future Teochers, Little Block R, Block R. KNUCHEL, CHERYL ANN Academic Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling, Little Block R, Block R, Junior Red Cross, Secretory-Treasurer, Future Nurses. no OF 1962 KOONTZ, JOHN W. Acodemic KUHN, TERRY LEE Academic 1 OB Donee Club, Boys' Bowling, Intromurols, Chess Club, Golf, Archery Club. KUTTER, JEROME RICHARD Generol LACEY, STEPHEN HENRY Academic Hi-Y, Boseboll, Future Teoch-ers. Advanced Donee Club, Boys' Bowling, Intromurols. LAFUZE, JIMMY Acodemic Boseboll, Intromurols. LAKE, VELORA SUE Acodemic Future Teochers, Y-Teens, Advanced Donee Club, D. E. Club. LAMB, LINDA LOUISE General Y-Teens. LAMB, LORETTA Generol D. E. Club. LANGFORD, BARBARA FAYE Acodemic Student Council, Y-Teens, Advanced Donee Club. LARSH, LARRY Acodemic Boys' Bowling, Intromurols, Chess Club. LASLEY, DAVE E. Generol LASWELL, SALLY Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Donee Club, Girls' Bowling, Block R, Dramatics, Future Homemakers, Future Nurses. LAUGHLIN, DAVID J. Acodemic Trock, Cross-Country, R Club, Boys' Bowling, Chess Club, Social Studies Forum. LAWHORN, RUBY Acodemic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Future Nurses. LEACH, JAMES N. Academic R Club, Football, Chess Club. LEAVELL, BILL Acodemic Advonced Donee Club, R Club, Intromurols, T rock, Cross-Country. LEVENTHAL, MIKE Acodemic Electronics Club, Boys' Bowling. LEWIS, LINDA CAROL Acodemic Y-Teens, Future Teochers, Dramatics, Little Block R, TAC Council, Block R, Secretory. LINDLEY, JACQUELINE ANN Acodemic Y-Teens, Bond, Secretory, Concert Choir, Secretary, Nationol Honor Society, Secretory, Dance Bond, Girls' Choir, Future Teochers. LING, NINETTA DIANE Acodemic Student Council, Secretory, Y-Teen Cobinet, TAC Council, Nationol Honor Society, Block R, Forensics, Girls' Bowling, Future Teochers, Advonced Donee Club, Y-Teens. Ill SENIORS LIVINGSTON, BECKY ANN Stenographic Y-Teens. LONGFELLOW, JOHN E. Academic 10B Dance Club, Chess Club, Dramatics, Forensics, B o y s' Bowling, Football, Golf, Wrestling, Orchestro, Bond, Concert Choir, Pep Bond, Director. LUNDY, JAMES MICHAEL Acodemic Advonced Donee Club, Foot-boll, Intromurols. LUERMAN, MARY ANITA Stenographic National Honor Society, Concert Choir, Future Teachers, Block R, Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club. LYKINS, DIANN GAIL General D. E. Club, Y-Teens, 1 OB Dance Club. LYONS, MILDRED PATRICIA Acodemic Devilettes, President, Notional Honor Society, Student Council, Junior Closs Council, Senior Class Council, Social Studies Forum, Secretory, Orchestro, President, Forensics, Dromotics, Quill, Bond, Y-Teens. MACDONALD, ROBIN RICK Acodemic Forensics, National Honor Society, Orchestra, Quill, Social Studies Forum. McConnell, tony Acodemic Boys' Bowling, Intromurols. McCOSKEY, DAVID LEE Acodemic Student Council, Hi-Y, Concert Choir, R Club, Basketball, Bose boll. McFarland, saundra Acodemic Y-Teens, Block R, Future Nurses. McKinney, mary Carolyn Academic Register, Editor-in-Chief, Bond, Treasurer Student Council, Junior Closs Council, Notional Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Y-Teens, Sociol Studies Forum, Forensics, Bible Club. McPherson, riChard e. Academic Hi-Y, Choplain, Concert Choir, President, National Honor Society, Advonced Dance Club, Orchestra. MADER, JON T. Acodemic R Club, Hi-T, Treasurer, TAC Council, Track, Cross-Country. MAGEE, JUDY ANN Stenographic Y-Teens, Block R. MAIDEN, AMIE RUTH Acodemic Y-Teens, Devilettes, Treasurer, Girls' Choir, Concert Choir, Pierian, Quill ond Scroll, Girls' Bowling, Mixed Bowling, Dromotics, Advonced Dance Club, Bible Club, Future Teochers. MAJORS, JIMMY Acodemic Advonced Dance Club, Foot-boll, Track, Wrestling, Register. MASON, ELEANOR ELAINE General Bible Club. MAST, JUANITA HELEN Acodemic Red Devil Mascot, Nationol Honor Society, Orchestro, Bible Club, Y-Teens, Girls' Bowling, Chess Club, Dromotics. MATHEWS, GARY Vocottonol MAXWELL, LEAH LOUISE General Block R, Orchestra. 112 f OF 1962 MAY, SONDRA SUE Acodemic Senior Closs Council, Y-Teens. 103 Dance Club, Advanced Donee Club, Dramatics, Block R. MAYBERRY, DOUGLAS General Trock, Football. MEADOWS, THOMAS MARTIN Acodemic Senior Closs Council, V i c e-President; Hi-Y, R Club, Wrestling, Golf, Intromurols, Social Studies Forum. MERCURIO, ALAN MICHEAL General Archery Club, 10B Dance Club METZ, CAROLYN ADEEN Academic Student Council, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, National Honor Society, Block R MIKESELL JUDY ANN Academic Block R, Toe Council, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Sgt.-at-Arms, Little Block R. MILLER, KENNETH EUGENE General 1 OB Dance Club, Advonced Dance Club. MILLS, JIM General MONGER. JR.. ROBERT WILLIAM Acodemic Student Council, Bible Club, 10B Donee Club, Boys' Bowling, Intromurols, Mixed Bowling. MOORE, DIXIE Academic Student Council, Y-Teens, Jr Red Cross, Girls' Choir, Register. MOORE, KAROL LEE General Bosketball, Track, Football, Crosscountry. MOORE, LINDA LOU Stenography Y-Teens, Block R, Concert Choir, Girls' Choir, Pierion. MORGAN, SALLY ANNE Academic Block R, Y-Teens, Dramatics, Student Council, 1 OB Dance Club, Advonced Dance Club MARTIN, LARRY JOSIAH Generol Chess Club, Archery Club, 10B Dance Club. MOSEY, SHEILA MARIE Academic Block R, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Dromotic, Advonced Dance Club. MOSEY, SUZANNE MARIE Acodemic Y-Teens, Notionol Honor Society, Block R, Dramatics. MURPHY, JAY A. Acodemic Boys' Bowling, Intromurols, Archery Club, Student Council. MURPHY, JAMES STEPHEN General R-Club, Trock, Crosscountry, Basketball, Archery Club, Hi-Y. MURRAY, THOMAS R. Acodemic Band, Pep Band, Dromotics, Vice-President; Archery Club. NEWHOUSE, JEAN Acodemic Boys' Bowling Archery Club. 113 SENIORS NORTHERN, RUTH MARIE Acodemic Y-Teens, Register, Quill ond Scroll. OGLE, MITCHELL Generol Bosketboll, Footboll, Trock, Advonced Donee Club, Archery. OHMART, NANCY JEAN Generol OLER, MARY MARGARET Generol 10B Donee Club. OLER, PATRICIA ANN Acodemic Block R, Y-Teens, Dromotics, Advonced Donee Club. OVERTON, PEGGY ANNE Generol Y-Teens, Future Teochers, Block R, Advonced Donee Club, Dromotics. PAPPANO, ANTHONY W. Acodemic Chess Club, Vice-President, Boys' Bowling, Archery Club. PATTISON, JANE RUSSELL Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Donee Club, Advonced Donee Club. PAUST, KATHRYN M. Acodemic Toe Council, Block R, Little Block R, Y-Teens, Future Homc-mokers, Jr. Red Cross PAYNE, CALVIN T. Generol Footboll, Trock, Intromurols, Advonced Donee Club. PEGG, MIKE Generol PENNINGTON. JOHN S. Vocational Student Council, Toe Council, Boys' Bowling. PERRY, PHYLLIS MARIE General Y-Teens. PERSON, LINDA LOUISE Academic Notional Honor Society, Block R, Little Block R, Y-Teens, Pierian, Quill ond Scroll, Future Teochers. PETRY, JO ELLEN Acodemic Block R, Y-Teens, Notional Honor Society, Girls' Bowling, Forensics, Pierion, Dromotics, Jr. Red Cross, Mixed Bowling. PIKF, PATTY ANN Generol Y-Teens. POOL, PATTY JO Acodemic, Stenographic Block R, Y-Teens, Jr. Y-Teen Advisor. POOLE, DONNA VIRGINIA Acodemic Little Block R, Block R, Y-Teens, Senior Closs Council. POLVER, LINDA DIANE Generol Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. PRICE, JOAN GAY Acodemic Y-Teen Cobinet, Y-Teens, Senior Closs Council, Block R. Little Block R, TAC Council, Student Council, Future Teochers, asurer. 114 OF 1962 PUMERVILLE. FRANK W. Academic Boys' Bowling, Infromurals. RATHBURN, GAIL PATRICIA Academic Future Teachers, President, Pierion, Quill and Scroll, Little Block R. Block R, Y-Teens. REID, KAREN ANN Acodcmic Y-Teens, Forensics, Girls' Bowling, Block R, Future Nurses, Mixed Bowling. RENCH, JULIA ANN Academic Notional Honor Society, Y-Teen Cobinct, Concert Choir, Little Block R, Advanced Dance Club. RENFRO, CAROL DIANE Acodemic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R, Bible Club RICE, SHARON Distributive D. E. Club, Y-Teens RICH, WILLODENE LUCILLE Acodemic Y-Teen Cobinet, Vice-President, Block R, Concert Choir, Pierion, Advonced Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Quill and Scroll, Bible Club, Little Block R, Y-Teens, Girls' Choir. RIDENOUR, JANICE IRENE Academic Y-Tcens, Block R. RINEHART, JANE ANN Acodemic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Block R, Little Block R, Pierion RINGLEY, DONNA JO Academic Y-Teens. RINGLEY, MIKE Generol Electronics Club. ROACH, CHARLES ROBERT Acodemic Football, Register, Social Studies Forum, Intramurals. ROAN, SHEILA MARIE Academic Y-Teens. ROBERTS, PHYLLIS ELAINE Acodemic Forensics, Y-Tcens, Block R, Little Block R, Dromotics. ROBINSON, JOYCE ELIZABETH Academic Block R, Orchestra, Y-Teens. ROBINSON, LESTER D. Generol ROBINSON, RODNEY General Intramurals. ROMAIN, MARGUERITE ELLEN Acodemic Register, Y-Teen, Quill and Scroll, Block R, Little Block R, 1 OB Dance Club. RONALD, JAMES DOUGLAS Acodemic Social Studies Forum, Concert Choir, Intromurols, Boys' Bowling. RONAN, CHARLES W. Acodemic Advonced Donee Club, Electronics, Trock, Chess Club, Science Club. 115 SENIORS ROSS, CONRAD E. Academic Senior Closs Council, Orchestro. ROSS, PATRICIA ANN Generol Business ROSS, TIM JAY Distributive Baseball, Orchestra, Hi-Y, D. E Club, 108 Donee Club, Boys' Bowling, R Club. ROTH, JERENE SUE Academic Y-Teens, Block R, 10B Donee Club. SAGE, CHARLES V. Acodemic Football, Basketball, Baseball, R Club. SANDERS, LARRY C. Generol SANFORD, DEBORAH JEANNE Acodemic Y-Tcens, Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Bowling, Bible Club, D. E. Club. SAUER, JERRY Generol Hi-Y, 10B Donee Club, Advanced Dance Club, Electronics Club, Archery Club, Boys' Bowling, Intramurals. SCHAFSTALL, LAURA E. Academic Y-Teens, Block R, Dramatics. SCHUERMAN, JUDITH ELAINE Academic Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. SCHUERMAN, JOHN WAYNE Acodemic Electronics Club, Science Club. Bible Club, Boys' Bowling. SCHWEIGER, JOHN COMPTON Academic Student Council, Toe Council, Social Studies Forum, Basketball, Football, Trock, Baseball, Intromurols, Boys' Bowling, Mixed Bowling. SCOTT, SHARON SUE General Bible Club. SENESE, JOHN ANTHONY Academic Wrestling, Football, R Club. SEVERANCE, CHARLES General D .E. Club. SHARITS, DALE E. Industrial Archery Club. SHERER, CYNTHIA ANN Stenographic Y-Teens. SHIVELY, JUDITH ANN Acodemic Girls' Choir, Block R, Future Teachers, Y-Teens. SIMPSON. JEAN ANN Acodemic Y-Teens, Block R. SIMS, PATRICIA ANN General 116 OF 1962 SLACK, DEANNA KAY General Y-Teens, Block R, Girls' Bowling. SMELSER, JEANETTE KAY Academic Y-Teens, Bond, Orchestro. SMITH, CAROLYN JOANNE General Bond, Y-Teens, Dromotics. SMITH, CHARLES HENRY Academic Hi-Y, Advanced Donee Club. SMITH, JAMES E. Academic Hi-Y, Bible Club. SMITH, PATRICIA ANN Stenographic Y-Teens. SMITH, SANDRA JEAN Academic Student Council, TAC Council, Y-Teens, Block R, Little Block R. SMITH, TERRY EDWARD Vocational Intramurals. SNYDER, MARSHALL RAYMOND Academic Senior Class Council, Golf, R Club, Electronics. SPADE, PAUL VINCENT Acodemic Notional Honor Society, Quill, Sociol Studies Forum, Biology Club, Science Club, Orchestra, Dance Bond SPENCER, EUGENE Academic Tennis. SPICER, GLORIA JEAN General STANLEY, HERBERTA KAY Academic Student Council, Junior Closs Council, Block R, Y-Teens, Dramatics. STARR, WILLIAM JOSEPH Acodemic Dromotics, President, Toe Council, Intramurols. STEINBRINK, THOMAS E. Acodemic STEPHENSON, KAREN ANN Acodemic Y-Teens, Future Teochers, Forensics, Girls' Bowling, Block R, Little Block R STEWART, JOHN CHARLES Acodemic Wrestling, Electronics Club. President, 10B Dance Club, Advanced Dance Club, Dramatics, Science Club, Chemistry Club STEWART, MARION B. Academic Junior Closs Council, Hi-Y, Advanced Dance Club, Notional Honor Society, Bond. Drum Mo-jor, Sociol Studies Forum, Pep Band, Dromotics STOTTLEMIRE, JAMES COLIN Academic Band. STOTTLEMIRE ROBERT JAMES General 117 SENIORS STOUT, WILLIAM FREDRICK Acodemic Register, Quill, Chess Club STOVER, WILLIAM ALLEN Acodemic-Vocotionol Boys' Bowling. SWINDELL, CHARLOTTE JEANETTE Acodemic Orchestro, Block R, Girls' Bowling, Y-Teens. TASH, THOMAS GENE Vocotionol TEMPLETON, PRISCILLA JANE Stenographic, Acodemic Student Council, Y-Teens, Social Studies Forum, Girls' Bowling, Bond. THARP, VERNA NOREEN Academic Little Block R, Block R, Orchestra. THATCHER, WILLIAM J. Acodemic TAC Council, Sorgeont-ot-Arms, Student Council, Bond, Intra-murals. Concert Choir, R Club, Boseboll, Basketball, Football, Trock. TODD. PHIL LEE Acodemic Baseball, Basketball, Football, Wrestling, R Club, Intromurols. Advanced Donee Club, 10B Donee Club, Hi-Y. TOWNSLEY, ROBERT E. Acodemic TOWNSEND, WANDA SUE Generol Y-Teens. 10B Donee Club, Advanced Dance Club, Block R, Dramotics. TUBESING, ROBERT G. Acodemic Quill, Bible Club, Chess Club, Archery Club, Secretory. TURNBAUGH, JACK R. Acodemic Senior Class Council, R Club, Baseball, Intromurols. TURNER, JAMES J. Acodemic Football, Senior Closs Council, President, Hi-Y, Vice-President, R Club, Wrestling, Tennis, Student Council, Intromurols. TYLER, KENNETH J. Academic Boseboll, Football, Basketball, Chess Club, R Club, Advonced Donee Club, 1 OB Dance Club, Intromurols, Wrestling, Archery Club. VANDE VORD, RENA LOU Acodemic TAC Council, Senior Closs Council, Junior Closs Council. Future Teachers. Bond, Quill ond Scroll, Girls' Bowling, Forensics, Pierion, Y-Teens, Science Club VAN SKOIK, JENNIE LEE Acodemic Student Council. Y-Teens, Pier-ion, Register, Block R. little Block R, Advanced Donee Club, I OB Donee Club VARNELL, STEPHEN CRAIG Acodemic Bond, Pep Bond. Concert Choir, TAC Council. Hi-Y, Dramatics. VOSMEIER. JIM Generol Chess Club, Wrestling. WACHTEL MARTIN L., JR. Acodemic P. A. System. Flog Tender, Intromurols, 10B Donee Club. WALKER, ANNE Acodemic Cheerleoder. Y-Teen Cobinet. Concert Choir. Junior Closs Council, Advonced Dan e Club, Girls' Bowling, Little Block R, Girls' Choir. 118 OF 1962 WALTERS, FRANK General Football. 1 OB Donee Club WASHBURN, CAROLE Academic Y-Teens, 10B Dance Club, Advanced Dance Club. Block R, Sociol Studies Forum, Dramatics. WASHBURN JIM Generol WEBSTER, BILLIE EDWARD Generol Intramurols, Wrestling, R Club, Football, Track. WEINSTEIN, RITA FAYE Acodemic WEISBROD. SANDRA ALEXIS Academic Student Council. Y-Teens, Future Teocbors, Girls' Bowling, Block R. WEITEMIER. CAROLYN, RAE General Y-Tcens, Concert Choir, Bible Club. WELKER, JUDITH, EILEEN Acodemic Student Council. Y-Teens. Future Teachers, Forensics Girls' Bowling, Little Block R, Orchestra. Music Club. WENTZ, WILLIAM E. Generol WESTON, JOHN BARTEL Acodemic Golf. WHITE, CHARLES T. General WHITE, GERALD DENNIS Generol WHITEHEAD. FREDDRICK DOUGLAS General Advonced Dance Club, Football WHITTON, BONNIE JO Academic Notional Honor Society, Y-Teens, Block R WILLIAMS, HEATHER GAY Generol Orchestra, Y-Teens, Senior Closs Council. WILLIAMS, JAMES Generol WILLIAMS, PATRICIA ANN Academic Student Council, Y-Tcens, Future Teachers, Forensics, Little Block R, Sociol Studies Forum, Chess Club, Science Club. WILLIAMS, SUSIE Stenographic Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club, Girls' Bowling, Little Block R, Block R, Bible Club. WILLIS, SANDRA JANE Academic WILSON, JERRY LEE Vocotionol 119 SENIORS WILSON, SUZANNE F. Academic Y-Teens, Block R. WINDLE, BEVERLY ANN General Business Y-Teens, Future Homemakers. WISSEL, PHYLLIS ELAINE Business Y-Teens, Little Block R, Block R. WITTE, JIM Academic Electronics Club. WOGOMAN, TONI ANN Academic Notional Honor Society, Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cabinet, Girls Choir, Concert Choir, Bible Club, Quill and Scroll, Pierion, Junior Class Council. WOLFE, NANCY ANN Academic Y-Teens, Y-Teen Cobinet, Little Block R, Block R, Girls' Choir, Concert Choir, Bible Club, Future Homemakers, Future Nurses. WOOD, DOUGLAS Academic Advanced Donee Club, R Club, Football, Trock, Wrestling. WRIGHT, DONALD RICHARD Academic Hi-Y, President, Golf, Notional Honor Society, Sociol Studies Forum, Vice-President, R Club, Student Council, Junior Class Council, Senior Closs Council, Register, Toe Council, Intro-murals. WRIGHT, FRED D. General WRIGHT, PAT Academic Y-Teer s, Dramatics, Little Block R, Forensics, Future Teachers, Block R. YATES, SHIRLEY ANN Academic Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club, Forensics, Nationol Honor Society, Bond, Treasurer, Social Studies Forum, Dramatics. YORK, BRUCE EDWARD Academic Nationol Honor Society, Treasurer, Student Council, H Y, R Club, Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Tennis, Advonced Dance Club, 1 OB Donee Club, TAC Council. ZUCKER, LENI F. Acodemic Student Council, Girls Choir, Y-Teens, Block R, Pierian, Advonced Dance Club. BARRETT, GEARLDINE KIDD, WILLIE DON General Intramurols. NOELKER, LAWRENCE PETRY, BARBARA JOAN 120 ABBOTT, FRED H. JR. General ARD, VIRGINIA Academic BARRETT, GERALDINE Academic Y-Teens, Advanced Dance Club, Jr. Red Cross, Future Homemakers. BELL, TERRY ALBERT General BITTNER, JERRY General BOUSMAN, NELSON Vocational Archery Club, Bible Club. CARRINGTON, HARRIETT General CLARK, JOHN General CLAY, RAYMOND EDWARD General CONNERS, PAUL General 1 OB Dance Club, Intromurals, Basketball, Football. COX, GERALD EDWARD General Boys' Bowling. COX, LARRY General Forensics. DAVIS, BRYNE GAAR Generol DOAN, RONNIE EUGENE General Hi-Y, Advonced Dance Club, Wrestling. DRYDEN, ELMER L. General OUR CAMERA-SHY SENIORS GABBARD, ABE JR. General GRAY, BARBARA ELLEN General Bible. Club. GRAY, KATHRYN VIRGINIA Academic GENERAL, MAYS JR. General GUILLIAMS, DICK A. General GUNN, JOHN Academic Track. HARMAN, MELISSA JANE General HARMER, DON General HUBBELL, JESSIE MARIE General ISAACS, SUE ANN General Y-Teens JETT, MICHAEL LEE Generol 1 OB Dance Club, Archery Club. JOHNS LUCILLE MAE General Bible Club, Y-Teens. JONES, FLORENCE ANN Academic Y-Teens. LAHMAN, FRANK General LOPER, DON D. General 1 OB Dance Club, Advanced Dance Club. McGATHEY, KEITH MARVIN General MAINES, DENNIS L. General Bible Club, President. Baseball. MAURER, DON General Junior Closs Council. NOBBE, EARNEST MICHEAL General NOELKER, LAWRENCE B. General O'CONNER, MARJORIE Generol PARDON, RUTH MARIE General PENLAND. ESTELLA MAE General Y-Teens, Bible Club. PETRY, BARBARA JOAN Stenographic Y-Teens, Block R, Little Block R, Advanced Dance Club. REECE, TOM General RIGSBY, HARRY BENJAMIN Generol SHERER, DAVID LEE General SMITH, SHIRLEY Academic SPRINGFIELD, JAMES DAVID Academic Football, Wrestling. TAYLOR, JOYCE FAYE General URMSTON, HUGH Academic Wrestling, Dramatics, Chess Club. WOODARD, WILLIAM R. Academic Bible Club. JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL PLANS PROM Front Row: Mr. Hannah, Sponsor, Donna Black, Rick Jordan, Dick Houston, Jane Harlan, Miss Fossenkemper, Sponsor. Second Row: Jim Busch, Maryann Rambo, Robbin Bortlemay, Vicki Neff, Susie Thomas, Sharon Mullen, Judy Herbst. Third Row: Don Simmons, Dianne Duncan, Judy Mills, Virginia Hartman, Donna Anders, Paulo Weber. 122 The Junior Class Council is an important part of R.H.S. school life. Besides conducting the business of the junior class, the organization is responsible for the junior-senior prom held in the spring. This year's council did a fine job of staging the dance, for the seniors of 1962. Rick Jordan, Vice-President; Donna Black, Treasurer; Jonr Harlan, Secretary; Dick Houston, President. JUNIORS Abrams, John Adams, Eddie Albin, Judie Alexander, Karen Alexander, Marianne Allen Bernadette Allen, Doug Allen, Michael Alter, Frank Alvey, Sandy Amos, David Anders, Donna Ardery, Jim Armocost, Sandra Armstrong, Ann Arthur, Jonet Backmeyer, Joe Bartlemay, Robbin Baxter, Irvin Behnen, Alice Beissman, Susan Bell, Jerry Bennet, Alice Bennett, Freeda Benson, Nancy Bergfield, Corolyn Berhalter, Cheryl Lee Best, Nancy Bever, Jim Bietry, Nancy- Block, Donna Block, Janice Blanton, Muneen Booth, Garland Bortner, Joyce Bowman, John Branch, Janet Brandenburg, Dick Brehm, Gretchen Bricker, Tom Britt, Susie Brittenham, Sally Brittenham, Sue Brock, Dave Brooks, David Brown, Barbara Brown, Kathy Brown, Larry Brown, Linda Browning, John Bullock, James Buroker, Robert Busche, Jim Byrnes, Mary Pat 123 a JUNIORS Byrd, Dick Coin, Jerry Coin, Lorry Cahoon, Pomelo Calhoun, Hettie Campbell, John Coplinger, Connie Caplinger, Donnie Carr, Patricio Caudill, Noncy Chomness, Sherry Chapman, Colleen Choppel, Noncy Chovers, Maury Christy, Linda Clark, Linda Clark, Marilyn Clark, Robert Cook, Patty Coate, Linda Cohee, James Cole, James A. Conners, Paul Conway, Ken Cook, Carolyn Corbin, Betty Coryell, Debbie Cottongim, Elmore Coulter, Patter Cox, Mike Coyle, Woodie Craig, Eddie Crandall, Richard Creech, David Crisp, Jean Crouch, Carolyn Lee Crouch, Ralph Cruse, Gladys Davenport, Elizabeth Dovis, Dorrell Dovis, George Dean, Bill Deitemeyer, Bob Demuth, Sue Dillman, John Dintamon, John Dixon, Potty Doner, Alice Dow, Zella Drook, Carol Dryden, Virgil Duncan, Dianne Duncan, Sherry Duning, Marc 124 JUNIORS Dyer, Janice Edwards, Wanda Ellis, Paul Elsea, Lorry Endicott, Susie Ervin, Sharon Estes, Charles Faddis, Allen Fanning Phyllis Faucett, Harry Feaselman, Donna Feaster, Carol Fellinger, Ricky Felty, Linda Ferguson, Cheryl Ferrell, Barbara Fields, Cindy Finch, Mike Fisher, Bob Fisher, Lowell Fleisch, Koy Fleming, Sally Foster, Vickie Fuller, Ann Fulton, Sondy Funk, Diane Gabbard, Kay Gabbard, O'Dell Gallagher, Kathy Gandolph, Jane Gardner, Betty Gard, Barbara Gethers, Joyce Getz, Nancy Gibson, Jim Goble, Pat Godsey, Bruce Goebel, Carol Goeke, Steven Golden, Mike Goldenberg, Harvey Goodson, Delores Goss, Fred Green, Jeff Gregg, William Guillaume, Jeon Gustafson, Connie Habing, John Hackman, John Hadley, Dave Holl, Brenda Hall, Judy Hampton, Bill Hancock, Bonnie 125 JUNIORS Horlan, Jone Harmeier, Potty Harris, Potty Harris, Diana Hart, Bonnie Sue Hartman, Virginia Hostings, James Haynes, Clifford Haynes, Kurt Heaver, Madonna Helton, Jimmie Herbst, Judy Herning, Carolee Herold, Cheryl Herold, David Heuing, William Hill, Carol Hinds, Judy Hines, Terry Hirschfeld, Ronnie Hoch, Bill Hoch, Jim Hofacker, Trudy Hoff, Jerry Hogg, Larry Holliday, Judy Honan, Pam Houston, Dick Howard, Ted Hudson, John Hunt, Sheila Hurd, Mary Huth, Sharon Irwin, John Isom, Christina Jackson, Corl Jackson, Julia Jackson, Peggy Jameson, Janice Jessup, Rebecca Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, David Johnson, Emma Johnson, Georgia Johnson, Pamela Johnston, Delores Jones, Carolyn Jones, Jimmy Jones, Mary Jordan, Donna Jordan, Rick Joy, Norman Keelor, Manci Keen, Frank JUNIORS Keen, Fronk Keifer, Paula Keith, Rigsby Kelley, Bill Kelsey, Kenny Kemp, Larry Kendall, Sue Ketron, Jean Kilgus, Lois Kime, Bob Kinder, Sherrie Kinsler, Harold Klehfoth, Jay Klingman, Russell Kreitl, Evelyn Lakes, Mickey Laswell, June Lawler, Jim Lay, Roger Laytart, Fred Lear, Rickie Lein, John Liberti, John Lindsey, Jean Lingle, Christie Longer, Dave Longmire, Bill Loschiavo, Frances Lyle, Philip Lynxwiler, Cheryl McCorty, Richard McClain, Eileen McClain, Elaine McGothey, Keith McGowen, Charles McKinley, Sue McMonn, Carol Mahley, Bill Maiden, Frances Mantooth, Joyce Maples, Larry Martan, Elaine Martin, Carol. Mercier, Cathy Meredith, Karen Merrick, Mary Meyer, Norman Michael, Phillip Miller, Della Miller, Koren Miller, Patricia Miller, Roger Miller, Terry Miller, Tom 127 JUNIORS Miller, Verlin Miller, William Million, Sue Mills, Judy Mitchell, Lilli Moffet, Sheila Monger, Sharon Mueller, Pug Mullen, Sharon Myers, David Moore, Marlene Neff, Vicki Nikhs, Gary Niewoehner, Larry Nixon, Darrell Nobbe, Earnest Nobbe, Sharon Noelker, Dovid Nolte, Mike North, Rollie Nufrio, Maryann Oberle, Paul O'Brien, John O'Conner, Steve O'Donnell, Robert Ogborn, Sheryl Ollig, Jonet Oxendine, Beverly Pardieck, Dovid Parker, Alan Parker, Jim Parrett, Alberta Parshall, Jack Pea, Mike Peery, Pom Penland, John Perks, Laurie Perry, Tom Person, Gilbert Pierson, Tom Pisarcik, Kathy Pheanis, Dick Phillips, Jocelyn Philpott, Robert Pollard, Judy Pope, Larry Porter, Tom Puckett, Jim Puthoff, Rick Pyfrin, Joe Rader, Tilford Rambo, Maryann Ramey, Jim Raper, Linda 128 JUNIORS Roper, Linda Roper, Marcia Reed, Judy Reeves, Charles Reeves, Mary Reeves, Mike Reid, Shirley Reis, Diana Replogle, Linda Rex, Danny Rhoads, Rex Rich, Becky Richardson, Gale Richardson, Pat Richardson, Ronnie Ridge, Judy Ridge, Marilyn Ridgeway, Robert Ridpath, Tom Rile, Mary Ritz, Carol Rodeffer, David Rogers, Gene Rogers, Richard Rohe, Jack Roller, Vicki Rudley, Delores Ruff, Sandra Russell, John Russell, Carol Rust, Marsha Sanders, Sharon Satterfield, Kenny Schaefer, Barbara Schneidewind, Charles Seibert, Donald Sharp, Dave Shears, Marilyn Sherraw, Coleman Sibert, Jennie Siders, Ronnie Simmons, Donald Simpson, Deanna Simpson, Jane Simpson, Joyce Singleton, Sharon Slattery, John Smith, Betty Smith, Bill Smith, DeLane Smith, Gordon Smith, Larry Smith, Nedra Sue Smith, Pam 129 JUNIORS Smith, Potty Smith, Potricio Sonsini, Michael Sowers, Curtis Spalding, Marjorie Sparks, Judith Specht, David Spicer, Michael Stamper, Sherman Stanfield, Dave Stanley, Jim Stanton, Dale Staunaker, Sherry Steele, Roanna Stevens, Carol Stevens, Shoron Stevens, Thelma Stolle, Ed Stolle, John Stoner, Dave Stout, Jim Stout, John Stover, Tina Summers, James Swanson, Ellen Swope, Ginger Taylor, Sue Terwilliger, Katie Tevis, Ruemonte Thomas, Fred Thomas, Susie Thorman, Karen Thornburgh, Keith Tompkins, Pat Toney, Kay Toschlog, Stephen Toth, Morilyn Townsend, Darrell Townsend, David Tubesing, Dale Tucker, Chorles Tucker, Darlene Tucker, Tom Tuttle, Bill Utsler, Rebecca Vance, Jill Vance, Mary Vandevord, Andy Van Middlesworth, Gary Vannatta, Jon Von Pelt, Bob Van Zont, Stever Van Voorhis, Rena Van Voorhis, Sharon 130 JUNIORS Vordomon, Larry Wagner, Joann Walker, Elaine Walker, Felice Walters, Pamela Walters, Robert Ward, Jeon Ward, Linda Ward, Morgaret Wagers, Carolyn Weatherly, Joyce Weaver, Olivia Webb, Sandy Weber, Paula Weber, Sharron Weiser, Bonnie Weiss, Jim Werner, Marilyn Wetzel, James Wetzel, Sue Whitesell, Rocky Whitham, Dove Wicker, Sandra Williams, Poul Williams, Steve Willioms, William Wilson, John Wilson, Pat Wilmot, Sandy Winkelman, Phil Wissel, Diane Wissler, Nell Wright, Charlie Wright, Fred Wright, Terry Wright, Tom 131 FRESHMEN Abroms, Phyllis Adorns, Bill Adorns, Sonford Adelmon, Rito Adney, Jim Aikin, Louise Aleronder, James Allen, Gory Allen, Morie Allender, Nancy Alfenschulte, Roy Ammcrmon, Morlo Amsler, Susi Anderson, Mark Austermon, Judy Armstead, Bobby Armsteod, Cuetistme Astesond, Rosolie Avery, Morilyn Bailey, Barney Boiley, Carol Bailey, Carolyn Bailey, Jonet Bair, Valene Bagley, Bill Baker, Max Bolderson, Jessica Balthis, Linda Bane, Cherie Barfield, Joann Borr, Carolyn Bortlemay, Susan Baurden, Ricky Beach, Noncy Beck, Randy Beck, Vonita Beckmon, John Beckman, Pam Beeson, Judith Beitt, Jane Bell, Tom Benner, Dianne Beogfield, Larry Betts, Kaye Block, Jesse Blackwell, Jon Blade, Lowell Blanton, Geraldine Bond, Tom Bolyord, Michele Boomershine, Ronnie Boston, Ricky Bowen, Koy Bower, Nancy Bowerly, Joy Ann Bowmon, Carol Bowman, Loretta Bowne, Connie Boyer, Donald Brondenburg, Shirley Brenizer, Jon Bright, Jim Brim, Curtis Brock, Ola Bruno, Sue Brooks, Sharon Brown, Charles Brown, Doris Brown, Elmer Brown, Jannie FRESHMEN Brown, Lindo L. Bruce, Morilyn Brusher, Carol Brusher, Merriel Bryant, Cecil Bryont, Jim Buhl, Joon Bullerdick, Becky Bultmon, Betty Jo Burcho, Anne Burden, Rickey Burke, Borb Burrell, Beverly Bussen, Nancy Byrd, Bonnie Byrkott, Lorry Caldwell, Junior Caldwell, Morion Coll, Mory Camden, Gerald Campbell, Shoron Caplinger, Eloise Caplinger, Judy Corter, Morcio Carter, Sheilo Casebolt, Pomelo Coskey, Mary Alice Centers, Steve Chombers, Judith Chopmon, Melanie Chosteen, Monte Chenoult, Marilyn Chenowith, Duone Clork. Linda Clark, Ricky Clork, Terry Clork, Tom Clarke, Robert Clemens, Lono Clevenger, Laney Click, Noncy Coates, Larry Cobb, Mary Coble, Anne Coffey, Garnet Collins, Richard Combs, Dovid Combes, David Combes, Kotherine Conley, Timothy Conrod, Gerold Conrod, Kothleen Conti, Roland Cottongim, Jewel Cook, Eloine Cooper, Carol Cooper, Joonn Cordell, Kenneth Croft, Bruce Croig, Morsho Crondoll, Don Cummins, Jonet Doiley, Bruce Dolbey, Kotina Dorgie, Bob Dougherty, Bob Dougherty, Lindo Davis, Darrell Dovis, Diono Dawes, Connie 133 FRESHMEN Doy, Eddie Deiser, Roger DeLong, Nadine Dershem, Mike Dietrick, Alice Dillmon, Judy Doddridge, Eloine Donnell, Raymond Dorman, Kay Doty, Marilyn Dozzo, Mike Dubbs, Phillip Duncon, Lana Dunham, Eileen Edwords, Doris Eggenever, John Ellemon, Richord Elliot, Gerald Elliot, Michael Ellis, Cecille Ellis, Jane Ellis, Lewis Elsrod, Don Engle, Duane Evans, Jim Evermon, Sharon Ezwell, Wendell Forwig, Ron Faucett, Joe Fowett, Nancy Ferguson, James Fields, Phyllis Finnon, Bob Floughcr, Judi Floretto, John Foley, Jim Foster, Curtis Foster, Rachel Foston, William Frontellio, Jacquelyn Freeman, Robert Fritz, Jill Fueglein, Libby Fulton, Beverly Fulton, David Fultz, John Gabbard, Sue Gant, Paul Gord, Brad Gorrett, Peggy Jeon Gates, Donold Gouner, Mike Geres, Robin Gerken, Gary Gennett, Linda Genutis, Carolyn Genutis, Morilyn Gibbons, Mike Gibson, Phillip Gildenhor, Allon Gilliland, Sherry Gilmore, Sharon Givens, Marilyn Glosson, Harold Geunt, Vivian Glushko, Victor Goble, Sharon Goins, Eldenna Good, John Goodwell, Nancy 134 FRESHMEN Griffith, Gennetto Grimes, Woyne Gross, John Hackman, Larry Hadley, Donna Hale, Georgianna Hall, Borboro Hall, Dione Hall, James Hamilton, Vicki Hampton, Troy Hankins, Jim Horbin, Noncy Horman, Pat Horpcr, Dole Harper, Judith Horris, Gory Hart, Larry Hart, Williom Horter, Duone Harvey, Paul Hasse, Ruth Hathawoy, Noncy Hayward, David Hawkins, Corol Head, Dora Heath, La Wanna Heaton, Tony Heidersboch, Candy Hemmerling, Rita Henderson, Donna Hengstler, Barry Henley, Sue Henry, Beverly Henry, George Herd, Dochio Herrmon, Tom Herzler, Roger Hiatt, Rena Hidoy, Kothy Hill, Dovid Hillard, Lonnie Hitchcock, Bill Hnynes, Mike Hobbs, Sheila Hocketf, Becky Hockett, Dove Holland, Thomas Hollingsworth, Mike Holsinger, Brenda Holt, Joyce Hoober, Jacqueline Horr, Donna Hotsenpiller, Gene Howells, Ramono Huber, Judy Hudson, Ron Hudson, William Huffman, Kenneth Hughes.Richard Hughes, Vicki Hunter, Judy Inderstrodt, Lynne Isom, Chris Isom, Remona Jackson, Wayne Jacobs, Bernice Jeffries, Jeff Jelly, Dale Jenkins, Morris 135 FRESHMEN Jennings, Jomes Jennings, Sondy Jillery, Leon Johnson, Jone Johnson, Mary Johnson, Rita Jones, Charles Jones, Estel Jones, Fronkie Jones, Sandro Jordan, James Kaler, Doug Kanke, Diane Kanke, Jeon Kare, Diane Kauffman, Shirley Kauper, Tim Keotes, John Kegley, Stephen Kelley, Bob Kelley, Mory Kelly, Kondo Kendall, Melonie Kennedy, Allen Kleismit, Sherry Klemann, Kathy Knorpp, William Koehring, Kristine Koehring, Phyllis Kods, Judi Koger, Judy Kreitzer, Sharon Krone, Mary Locey, Jennifer Lamartine, Bruce Lomb, Francis Land, Dole Langley, Nancy Lankford, Roselinda Lonmon, Bill Lontz, Emily Ann Lantz, Mike Losley, Chorles Lowson, Carol Leovell, Micheol Lee, Glen Ward Lehman, Dave Leonhordt, Becky Leonard, Phillip Levy, Ginger Lewis, Hazel Lewis, Tonito Lewis, Verneill Lichtmon, Suzanne Little, Mary Lloyd, Rebecco Loor, Susan Loewer, Jone Long, Pomelo Long, Peggy Long, Tonyo Lowry, Shirley Lynch, George Lynch, Joan McCow, Sondra McChue, Chuck McClure, Dick McConoha, Bill McDowell, Koren McHoley, Pom 136 FRESHMEN McMohon, Corol McNeel, Jonice McNcw, Dale MacDonald, Bruce Mohaffey, Fronk Moher, Mike Moiden, Ellen Meier, Judy Moines, Linda Moines, Lindo Maley, Jim Mams, Barbara Monley, Marilyn Marine, Lynn Martim, Mike Mossoth, Nancy Maurer, Harp Moxwell, Lindo Mays, Diono Moys, Donetta Mendenhall, Jone Meredith, Louanna Metzger, Diona Michael, Tony Middough, Neyso Miles, Myra Miller, Bob Miller, James Million, Aba Milstead, Barbara Miner, Don Minor, SHoron Mitchell, Lorry Moeik, Starr Ann Moore, Pot Moore, Sharon Moore, Shirley Morgan, William Morguson, Davey Morgenroth, Judy Morris, Cheri Mullins, John Mullins, Lorry Mullins, Ruby Mullins, Victor Mumea, Charles Murphy, Melinda Murry, Barbara Murroy, Ricki Murphy, Marlena Musselman, Judith Musselmon, Ola Nelson, Quentin Newbold, Jone Newland, Carl Newman, Jerry Newman, Phyllis Noggle, Dave Norno, Chorles Nolte, Myron Nossett, Virginia Olds, Judy Oler, Carolyn Ogle, Terry Owens, Gory Owens, Jerry Palmer, Mary Porodiso. Joann Pardo, Mary Parent, Vicki 137 FRESHMEN Porks, Kennet Pottcrson, Dotty Patton, Marshall Pennington, Barbara Perkins, David Peters, Jeff Petro, Judith Pettibone, Gary Petty, Gary Phillips, Arthur Pierson, Jim Piper, Deboroh Plockc, Milo Poe, Mory Pohlschneider, Maxine Polver, Joann Powell, Betty Porter, Scott Presley, Peg Price, Terri Pugh, Sandra Purcell, David Ragan, Bill Raglin, Kenny Ramsdell, Joe Randall, Wanda Rons. Sandro Ratliff, Sandro Rausch, Richard Reece, Karen Reed, Janice Reed, Keith Reeves, Glen Rees, Richord Rehlmg, Janet Reichter, Gory Reller, Stu Rendlen, Ellen Rentfrou, Dale Rhodes, Greg Rice, Dennis Rmer, Kenneth Ringley, Ronnie Riley, Frank Roberts, Glenno Robinson, James Roby, Vickie Rogers, Karen Roller, Gory Roller, Martha Romey, Pot Ross, Peggy Ross, Richard Rothermel, Cheryl Rowley, Sandy Ruger, Fritz Runyon, Judy Russell, Colvin Rust, Lorene Rust, Sue Sabodos, Don banders, Sharon Scherer, Wilmo Ronnie Seal Tom 138 FRESHMEN Soils, Morcio Sowese, Don Senters, Jomcs Shaffer, Helen Shoffer, Leonard Sheffer, Tom Show, Dovid Show, Lonny Shull, Cotherine Simons, Donielle Simpson, Pom Singleton, Tim Sittloh, Shoron Skinner, Gene Slick, Roy Smoil, Jeon Ann Smith, Dovid Smith, Lucy Smith, Mike Smith, Robert Smith, Suson Smock, Tola Snopp, Judy Soper, Jimmy Sowers, Louro Spode, Jeanne Spark, Gory Spicer, Shoron Spring, Kothy Starbuck, Sandro Stork, Jomes Storr, Carol Steinbrink, Richo Steiner, Carl Stephens, Suson Stevens, Bob Stevens, Charles Stevens, John Stiffler, Dove Stigoll, Stewart Stikeleather, Korin Stinson, Rita Stottlemire, Lindo Strahoto, Lorry Stringfield, Mary Swosko, Tomos Sylvio, Shoron Taggart, Sue Toppen, Jim Toylor, Barbara Tegeler, John Tegeler, Sondy Thorp, Cheryl Thomas, Bill Thomas, Gloria Thomos, Judith Thomas, William Thompson, Barbara Thompson, Ronld Thurston, Carolyn Tiemeyer, Tom Tiernan, Jane Timmons, Phil Toschlog, George Townsend, Darlene Tubesing, Kenton Tucker, Eddy Turner, Cindy Turner, Gory Turner, Mike 139 FRESHMEN Turner, Sheila Tuttle, Nancy Tyler, Billie Jeon Vest, Nella Via, Shoron Vigrass, Linda Vincent, Sue Weak, Mike Waddell, Bill Wages, Kenny Wolker, Kathy Ware, Peggy Woskom, Bruce Woskom, Lorry Weotherly, Bob Weaver, William Weddle, Jerry Wheeler, Dick Whalen, John Whirley, Gary Whifton, Patty Wickett, Virginia Wiesehahn, Bob Wilkin, Tim Wikle, Carol Wilks, Sheila Williams, Dione Williams, Don Willioms, Elberetto Willioms, Janet Willidms, Margaret Williams, Marie Willioms, Shirley Wisenberg, Jim Wisenberg, Sandy Wissel, Dick Witte, Pat Woods, Roy Woodord, Kothy Woodward, Stanley Woodward, Bob Woolf, Barbara Wright, Lorry Yoder, Jacquelin York, Roy Younts, Bobby .CSC 140 WE WANT TO SAY THANKS The members of the 1962 Pierian staff would like to take this opportunity to personally thank a few of the people and organizations which helped to make the 1962 Pierian possible. Mr. Bill Wallace, official 1962 Pierian photographer, deserves a word of special thanks for his superior work over and above the requirements of the Pierian. Working- hand in hand with members of the staff, Mr. Wallace has certainly been unselfish with his time and talents, catering to the every need of the yearbook. Thanks go to the other photographers in Richmond for their contributions to the Pierian as well. Mr. Ralph Pyle is represented in this year's Pierian with the brilliant cover liners, and exclusive coverage of the Snowball dance. Mr. Larry Porter aided the staff greatly with the senior pictures, as well as providing the queen and court picture of Homecoming. Mr. Lynxwiler is represented in the Pierian with photographs of the Jr.-Sr. Prom. The Richmond Palladium-Item provided the necessary advertising and promotion of the 1962 Pierian, and provided various action shots throughout our yearbook. To Mr. W. F. Butherus, Inter-collegiate Press representative to the Pierian, Mr. Jerry Harrell, Pierian sponsor, and all others connected with the formation and production of the 1962 Pierian goes on emphatic THANKS from the editor and staff of the 1962 Pierian, your yearbook. Every eye is held by the shooting of on important foul shot at a Red Devil basketball game. Richmond students think alike, cheer alike. Don Dening, 1962 Pierian Editor-in-Chief Judy Fienning, Business Manager; Linda Person, Copy writer. Vineta Essmaker, Underclass Editor; Rena VandeVord, Senior Editor; Toni Wogoman, Layout Editor. Goil Rathbun, Clubs Editor; Amie Maiden, Copy Editor; Joan Dailey, Art; Ron Henley, Sports Editor. Left to Right: John Hodowal, Asst. Sports Ed., Billie Lu Rich, Activities Ed., Don Dening, Editor, Mr. Jerry Harrell, Sponsor, Jennie Van Skoik, Asst. Clubs, Ed., Jo Ellen Petry, Copywriter. Well, it's finished, a brand-new Pierian. We hope you like the changes we have made this year, since each change has been designed to make the Pierian better. We've worked; we've panicked, but it's finally done: your 1962 Pierian, Sleepless nights, broken pencils, lost pictures, forgotten names, and missed deadlines have all taken their tolls on the 1962 staff. But no matter how much work was involved, none of us would ever pass up the chance to work on the Pierian staff again â it's just one of those great things one never forgets . . . YOUR PIERIAN STAFF INDEX TO THE SENIORS OF 1962 This partial index of graduating seniors of 1962 is composed of a complete alphabetical listing of seniors followed by page numbers upon which pictures of each senior appear. Page listings include senior pictures, clubs and organizations, and fall sports. In general, listings for candid shots ore not included in this index. Deadlines required omission of the picture listings for spring sports, Footlights, and Jr. - Sr. Prom. Abbott, Fred H.: 121. Addison, Judith Kay: 54, 64, 77, 100, 101. Addlemon, Sondro Kay: 47, 54, 64, 71, 101. Ahaus, Noncy Ann: 62, 63, 83, 101. Ahl, Borbaro Evelyn: 36, 49, 62, 63, 74, 83, 101. Alexander, Mork Wood: 74, 101. Alexander, Paul Cloyton: 101. Alexander, Sandra Lee: 68, 101. Allen, Eva LaVonne: 101. Alvey, Sandra: 64, 101. Anderson, Judith Fern: 101. Ard, Virginia: 64, 71, 121. Argo, Betty Lou: 54, 63, 101. Arkenberg, Frank Alfons: 81, 101. Ashenfelter, Donald L.: 101. Ashley, Ellen Lynn: 49, 65, 101. Astesono, Mary Elaine: 54, 55, 64, 70, 101. Austerman, Thomas: 101. Axe, Donna Sue: 101. Bair, Mory Kathleen: 54, 67, 75, 101. Barrett, Geroldine: 121. Botes, Joseph L.: 101. Baugher, Millicent Louise: 54, 65, 77, 101. Baumer, David Lee: 102. Beck, Paul David: 102. Beckman, Steven Wellington: 56, 81, 102. Bell, Terry: 81, 121. Bell, Thomas Eugene: 81, 102. Benner, Richard Lee: 102. Berry, Sandra Lee: 53, 66, 102. Berry, Tyrus Williom: 74, 102. Bivens, Thomas Foster: 49, 57, 74, 102. Bittner, Jerry Lee: 121. Blackwell, Claudia Ann: 53, 66, 100, 102. Blossom, Gerald Lee: 48, 51, 52, 56, 57, 81, 102. Blue, Jonet Louise: 63, 77, 102. Boa, Pamela: 54, 66, 100, 102. Boles, David M.: 102. Boles, Jomes R.: 102. Bousmon, Nelson Fr.: 121. Bowlby, Opay Jo Ellen: 102. Bowman, Judith Ann: 54, 102. Boyce, Sara Jayne: 102. Brady, Horold Tim: 102. Braun, Sheila Gay: 63, 77, 102. Brewer, Carolyn Jean: 102. Bright, Stephen Jay: 103. Brooks, Mary Beth: 47, 54, 65, 70, 103. Brown, Eloine: 50, 54, 64, 77, 103. Brown, Joe Von: 103. Brown, John Raymond: 103. Brown, Robert L : 49, 57, 70, 103. Brumley, Noncy Kay: 103. Brunton, Mark E.: 103. Bruce, Chorles Russel: 56, 81, 103. Bryant, William A. Fr.: 103. Bullerdick, David Charles: 56, 82, 103. Burton, Rudy: 103. Buske, Carl E.: 61, 71, 76, 103. Corr, George Nelson: 103. Carr, Imo Lee: 103. Corrington, Harriett: 73, 121. Cose, Lorry Anthony: 103. Costellucio, Richord Donald: 47, 61, 81, 103. Centers, Ruth Anne: 103. Chasteen, Melvin Earl: 103. Cheek, Michelle Arlene: 54, 64, 77, 103. Chenoweâh, Michael Oliver: 48, 56, 85, 104. Chenoweth. Sharon Elaine: 54, 66, 104. Clackum, Dorothy Virginia: 47, 54, 64, 70, 104. Clark, Ernest C.: 104. Clark, John Jr.: 121. Cloy, Raymond Edword: 121. Close, Morris Maxfield: 56, 57, 81, 100, 104. Coffman, Linda Sue: 64, 104. Cole, Fred Fr. 104. Cole, James Lee: 58, 71, 104. Collett, Poss: 104. Colvin, James Burton: 46, 100, 104. Conley, Duone A.: 104. Conner, Sandra Sue: 47, 71, 75, 121. Conners, Paul: 121. Constable, Patricio Ann: 54, 64, 72, 104. Conyers, Gary Allen: 46, 56, 100, 104. Cook, Carl Williom: 58, 60, 77, 82, 104. Cook, Carol Ann: 54, 64, 104. Cottongim, Barbara: 104. Cox, Gerald E.: 121. Cox, Pamela Sue: 54, 104. Cox, Larry: 58, 121. Coy, Stephen Joy: 104. Coyner, Gerald Roy: 73, 104 Crandoll. Joanna Louise: 73, 105. Crane, Mervin Duane: 73, 105. Crawford, Robert Gordon: 105. Creviston, Byron Lee: 105. Criss, Susan Kay: 54, 64, 74, 105. Cummins, Georhe Larren: 73, 105. Doiley, Joan Ellen: 46, 48 54, 58, 59, 65, 105. Davidson, Koren Dianne: 54, 63, 74, 105. Davis, Bryne Goar: 63, 121. Davis, Sharron Kathryn: 54, 66, 105. Dawes, Marteen: 65, 105. DeLucio, Marco Raymond: 61, 105. Dening, Daniel Robert: 48, 61, 105, 141, 142. Diamond, Bernice Ann: 121. Dishman, Michael Dean: 105. Doan, Ronold Eugene: 74, 121. Dryden, Elmer Lloyd: 121. Dudas, Stephen: 105. Eastmon, Evelyn Louise: 49, 54, 55, 62, 64, 105. Ellington, Ronnie Gene: 74, 105. Elstro, Lorry Rolph: 75, 76, 105. Embry, James H.: 82, 105. Emerick, John Chorles: 49, 82, 105 Essmoker, Vineta Joan: 47, 54, 65, 105. Ewon, Charles Michael: 106. Farmer, David Franklin: 47, 56, 81, 106. Feldhous, Joyce Annette: 49, 54, 64, 70, 106. Fields, Joyce Louise: 106. Fienning, Judith Ann: 46, 49, 54, 97, 106 Fitzharris, Arthur Kelly: 47, 57, 61, 70, 94, 106. Flatley, Carl John: 106. Fleming, William Snyder: 106. Flesher, Jonet Louise: 54, 65, 106. Flood, Marvin Eugene: 106 Foreman, Nancy Lee: 65, 106. Foster, Connie Sue: 60, 106. Fox, Betty Fronces: 121. French, Richard J.: 106. Fueglein, Emma Louise: 54, 64, 71, 106. Fulton, Frazier Lewis: 106. Funk, Lorry: 56, 81, 106. Funston, Margaret Jean: 54, 55, 60, 68, 97, 106. Gabbard, Abe Fr.: 121. Gobbord, Connie Nolo: 49, 54, 66, 70, 106. Garord, Richard Stephen: 56, 57, 100, 106. Garner, Mory Eleanor: 51, 59, 64, 106. INDEX TO THE SENIORS OF 1962 Gates, Robert Eugene: 107. GaydosH, Jack: 107. General, Mays Jr.: 121. German, Betty Jo: 51, 69, 107. Gibbons, Christopher J.: 52, 107. Gibson, Kenneth James: 57, 76, 107. Gilliland, Carol Koy: 54, 107. Ginman, Kate Huntington: 54, 107. Goodwin, Jane Ann: 107. Graham, Judy Ann 54, 107. Groy, Kathryn Virginio: 121. Greene, Malcolm: 61, 75, 94, 107. Green, Patricia: 107. Gross, Darrell Eugene: 57, 107. Gulliams, Richard A.: 121. Gunn, John C.: 121. Haas, Steven Lee: 56, 107. Hockmon, Gary M.: 75, 107. Hackman, Kathryn Louise: 54, 107. Hageboeck, Virginia Koy: 54, 58, 65, 107. Hale, David Lester: Hamilton, Joyce Ann: 49, $4, 55, 62, 64, 107. Hampton, Robert Louis: 49, 56, 61, 108. Harman, Melissa Jane: 121. Hormer, Donald B.: 121. Harper, Sue Ellen: 34, 47, 48, 49, 54, 58, 108. Harris, Lorry Gene: 74, 94, 108. Harris, Linda: 54, 58, 64, 70, 108. Harshman, Lorry Joy: 57, 75, 108. Hartman, Richard Lee: 108. Harvey, David James: 52, 75, 100, 108. Hasemeir, Jone: 49, 54, 62, 64, 108. Hostings, John Robert: 49, 108. Helms, Rena Francis: 67, 108. Helton, Ronald E. 108. Henley, Ronald E.: 46, 49, 57, 74, 87, 108. Hiday, Charlotte Aileen: 54, 64, 70, 108. Hill, Morvin Lee: 108. Hines, Ned W.: 108. Hinshaw, Mory Jeone: 36, 49, 54, 58, 63, 108. Hobbs, Patricia Sue: 64, 71, 108. Hodge, Darlene Kay: 54, 64, 108. Hodgin, Duane Everett: 48, 49, 56, 57, 82, 108. Hodowol, John R.: 46, 56, 57, 108. Hollowoy, Wanda Sue: 54, 64, 109. Honious, Michoel L.: 57, 76, 109. Hoos, Janet Sue: 50, 73, 100, 108. Horton, Lana Lee: 109. Howord, Oscar Fr.: 56, 60, 82, 108. Hubbell, Jessie Marie: 121. Huffman, Karen Michall: 54, 74, 109. Hughes, Allen Edward: 51, 52, 109. Hundley, Jonice Faye: 54, 67, 74, 75, 109. Issocs, Sue Ann: 121. James, Harry Edword: 97, 109. Jonorschke, Philip: 109. Jefferies, Jerry Lee: 109. Jett, Michoel Lee: 121. Johns, Lucille Mae: 73, 121. Johnson, Carol Roy: 49, 51, 52, 73, 87, 109. Johnson, Charles Denver: 1 09. Johnson, Larry H.: 109. Johnson, Jacqueline Marceil: 54, 66, 109. Johnson, Rheo: 49, 64, 109. Johnson, Williom Eugene: 109. Jones, Florence: 109. Jones, Joyce Eileen: 54, 109. Jones, Melvyn Leroy: 49, 51, 52, 76, 109. Kanost, Philip Alden: 110. Keffer, Mabel Marie: 64, 73, 110. Keller, David George: 110. Kelley, Paul: 51, 110. Kelley, Woodrow: 46, 49, 56, 74, 81, 110. Kendall, Michael Dennis: 47, 48, 61, 110. Kennedy, Judith Catherine: 54, 64, 75, 110. Kennedy, Judith Lee: 54, 66, 74, 110. Kenney, Williom Michoel: 57, 110. Kern, Susan Jane: 110. Kidd, Willie Don: 120. Kill ion, Ruth Helen: 48, 49, 54, 64, 77, 110. Kincoid, David Wayne: 110. Kinder, Thomos Kent: 82, 85, 110. Kinsey, Pamela Sue: 54, 64, 77, 1 10. Kinyon, John Stuart: 110. Kitchel, Cheryl Keen: 36, 47, 54, 66, 70, 110. Klein, Ramona Jeanne: 110. Kleinknecht, Carol Lee: 34, 54, 62, 65, 100, 110. Kleman, Marcia Jane: 54, 64, 70, 110. Knuchel, Cheryl Ann: 64, 71, 72, 110. Koontz, John W.: 111. Kuhn, Terry Lee: 76, 111. Kutter, Jerome Richard: 111. Lacey, Stephen Henry: 70, 74, 111. LaFuze, Jimmy: 111. Lohmann, Frank E.: 121. Lake, Velora Sue: 74, 75, 111. Lamb, Linda Louise: 111. Lamb, Loretta Frances: 75, 111. Longford, Borbara Faye: 66, 111. Larsh, Larry Michoel: 111. Losley, David E.: 111. Loswell, Salley Belle: 54, 77, 111. Laughlin, Dovid James: 56, 82, 111. Lowborn, Ruby Faye: 54, 65, 111. Leach, James N.: 56, 111. Leavell, Harry W. Jr.: 56, 82, 111. Levonthal, Michael K.: 61, 75, 111. Lewis, Linda Corol: 46, 54, 55, 58, 64, 77, 111. Lindley, Jocqueline Ann: 48, 49, 52, 68, 111. Ling, Ninette Diane: 48, 54, 58, 62, 65, 111. Livingston, Rebecca Ann: 63, 112. Longfellow, John E.: 49, 52, 77, 100, 112. Loper, Donold D.: 121. Luerman, Mary Anita: 48, 49, 54, 64, 70, 1 12. Lundy, James Michoel: 74, 81, 112. Lykins, Dionne Gail: 75, 112. Lyons, Mildred Patricio: 48, 51, 53, 58, 61, 68 77, 100, 112. MacDonald, Robin Rieck: 51, 58, 59, 61, 112 McConnell, Anthony J.: 97, 112. McCoskey, David Lee: 49, 56, 57, 85, 1 12. McFarland, Saundra Sue: 50, 66, 112. McGathey, Keith Marvin: 121. McKinney, Mory Carolyn: 47, 48, 52, 58, 61, 64, 77, 1 12. McPherson, Richard Eorl: 48, 49, 57, 74, 112. Mader, Jon T.: 46, 56, 57, 81, 112. Magee, Judy Ann: 54, 64, 112. Maiden, Amie Ruth: 49, 53, 68, 74; 77, 97, 1 12. Moines, Dennis: 73, 121. Majors, Jimmy: 60, 74, 81, 112. Mortin, Larry: 112. Mason, Eleanor Eloine: 112. Mast, Juanita Helen: 48, 51, 55, 64, 73 77, 112. Mathews, Gary A.: 112. Maurer, Donold Eugene: 121. Maxwell, Leah Louise: 51, 54, 112. Moy, Sandra Sue: 54, 74, 77, 100, 113. Mayberry, Douglas: 113. Meadows, Thomos Martin: 56, 57, 61, 87, 100, 113. Mercurio, Alan Micnael: 113. Metz, Carolyn Adeen: 48, 54, 64, 70, 113. Mikesell, Judy Ann: 46, 54, 55, 68, 70, 113. Miller, Kenneth Eugene: 1 13. Mills, James Brian: 113. Monger, Robert William Jr.: 47, 73, 113. Moore, Dixie Faye: 64, 71, 113. Moore, Karol Lee: 81, 85, 113. Moore, Linda Lou: 49, 54, 113. Morgan, Sally Anne: 54, 67, 77, 113. Morton, Larry J.. 113. Mosey, Sheilo Marie: 54, 65, 70, 113. Mosey, Suzonne: 48, 54, 64, 113. INDEX TOTHE SENIORS OF 1962 Murphy, James Alan: 113. Murphy, James Stephen: 56, 113. Murroy, Thomas Roymond: 52, 77, 113. Newhouse, Jean: 113. Nobbe, Earnest Michoel: 61, 121. Noelker, Lawrence: 120. Northern, Ruth Marie: 114. O'Conner, Marforie: 121. Ogle, Mitchell: 114. Ohmart, Money Jean: 114. Oler, Mary Margaret: 114. Oler, Patricia Ann: 54, 67, 74, 77, 114. Overton, Peggy Ann: 54, 64, 70, 74, 114. Pappono, Anthony William: 114. Pardon, Ruth Marie: 121. Pottison, Jane Russell: 64, 114 Poust, Kathryn Merle: 46, 54, 64, 71, 72, 114. Payne, Colvin: 114. Pegg, Robert Michael: 114. Penland, Estella Moe: 73, 121. Pennington, John Sandy: 46, 47, 1 14. Perry, Phyllis Marie: 114. Person, Linda Louise: 48, 54, 64, 70, 1 14. Petry, Barbora Joon: 54, 120. Petry, Jo Ellen: 48, 54, 58, 64, 77, 114. Pike, Patty Ann: 114. Polver, Linda Diane: 54, 67, 114. Pool, Patrico Jo: 54, 65, 114 Poole, Donna Virginia: 54, 100, 114 Price, Joon Gay: 36, 62, 66, 100, 1 14. Pumerville, Frank: 115. Rathbun, Gail P.: 54, 64, 70, 115. Reece, Thomas J.: 121. Reid, Koren Ann: 54, 58, 67, 115. Rench, Julia Ann: 36, 48, 54, 62, 66, 115. Renfro, Carol Diane: 54, 67, 115. Rice, Shoron Ann: 75, 115. Rich, Willodene Lucille: 49, 54, 62, 67, 74', 97, 115. Ridenour, Janice Irene: 54, 65, 115. Rigsby, Horry Benjomin: 121. Rinehort, Jane Ann: 54, 65, 115. Ringley, Donna Jo: 115. Ringley, Michael: 115. Rooch, Charles Robert: 60, 61, 115. Roan, Sheila Marie: 66, 115. Roberts, Phyllis Elaine: 54, 58, 64, 77, 115. Robinson, Joyce Elizabeth: 51, 54, 66, 115. Robinson, Lester David: 115. Robinson, Rodney: 115. Romoin, Marguerite Ellen: 54, 66, 115. Ronald, James Douglas: 49, 61, 115. Ronan, Charles Walter: 75, 76, 115. Ross, Conrad E.: 51, 116. Ross, Potricia Ann: 116. Ross, Timothy Joy: 57, 75, 116. Roth, Jerene Sue: 54, 116. Sage, Charles Victor: 81, 116. Sanders, Larry Charles: 116. Sandord, Deborah Jeanne: 54, 67, 116. Sauer, Jerry: 116. Schafstoll, Laura E.: 54, 77, 116. Schuerman, Judith Eloine: 54, 64, 116. Schuermon, John Wayne: 75, 116. Schweiger, John Compton: 61, 70, 116 Scott, Sharon Sue: 1 16. Senese, John Anthony III: 56, 87, 116. Severance, Charles: 116. Sharits, Dole E.: 116. Sherer, Cynthia Ann: 65, 116. Sherer, David Lee: 116. Shively, Judith Ann: 50, 54, 66, 117. Simpson, Jean Ann: 54, 66, 116. Sims, Patricio Ann: 116. Slack, Deanna Kay: 66, 117. Smelser, Jeonette Koy: 52, 68, 117. Smith, Carolyn Joanne: 52. 117. Smith, Charles H.: 74, 117. Smith, James Edward: 57, 73, 117. Smith, Patricia Ann: 53, 66, 74, 117. Smith, Sondro Jeon: 46, 54, 117. Smith, Shirley: 121. Smith, Terry Edward: 117. Snyder, Morsholl Raymond: 75. 100, 117. Spade, Paul Vincent: 48, 61, 71, 117. Spencer, Eugene: 117. Spicer, Gloria Jean: 117. Stonley, Herberta Kay: 47, 54, 68, 77, 117. Starr, William Joseph: 46, 77, 117. Steinbrink, Thomos Edward: 117. Stephenson, Karen Ann: 54, 58, 67, 70, 1 17. Stewart, John Charles: 75, 77, 117. Stewort, Morion Barnard: 48, 52, 57, 61, 77, 117. Stottlemire, Jomes Colin: 52, 117. Stottlemire, Robert James: 117. Stringfield, James Dovid: 121. Stout, William Fredrick: 54, 118. Stover, William Allen: 118. Swindell. Charlotte Jeanette: 54, 118. Tosh, Thomas Gene: 118. Taylor, Joyce Faye: 121. Templeton, Priscilla Jane: 47, 52, 64, 118. Tharp, Verna! 51, 54, 118. Thatcher, J. William: 46, 47, 49, 56, 118. Tood, Phil Lee: 1 1 8. Townsend, Wando Sue: 54, 67, 74, 77, 118. Townsley, Robert E.: 118. Tubesing, Robert G.: 73, 118. Turnbaugh, Jack R.: 56, 118. Turner, Jomes Joseph: 56, 57, 81, 100, 118. Tyler, Kenneth Julius: 56, 74, 87, 118. Urmston, Hugh Clork: 121. VondeVord, Rena Lou: 46, 52, 58, 64, 70, 100, 118. Van Skoik, Jennie Lee: 54, 63, 74, 118. Vornell, Stephen Croig: 46, 49, 52, 57, 77, 118. Vosemeier, Jomes Joy: 1 18. Wachtel, Martin Luther Jr.: 118. Walker, Anne: 34, 62, 67, 83. 118. Walters, William Franklin Jr.: 119. Washburn, Corole Sue: 54, 74, 77, 119. Washburn, Jim: 97, 119. Webster, Billie Edward: 56, 81, 119. Weinstrin, Rita Faye: 119. Weisbrod, Sandra Alexis: 47, 54, 63, 70, 119. Weitmier, Carolyn Rae: 49, 65, 73, 119. Welker, Judith Eileen: 51, 54, 58, 66, 70, 1 19. Wentz, William: 119. Weston, John Bartel: 119. White, Charles Tommie: 119. White, Gerald Dennis: 119. Whitebeod, Freddrick Douglos: 74, 119. Whitton, Bonnie Jo: 48, 68, 119. Wilson, Gerald Lee: 1 19. Wilson, Suzanne: 54, 120. Williams, Heother Gay: 63, 100, 119. Willioms, James: 119. Williams, Potricia Ann: 47, 58, 66, 70, 119. WiHaims, Susan: 54, 119 Willis, Sandra Jane: 50, 68, 72, 119. Windle, Beverly Ann: 64, 120. Wissel, Phyllis Eloine: 54, 64, 120. Witte, James R.: 75, 120. Wogoman, Toni Ann: 48, 49, 62, 68, 120. Wolfe, Nancy Ann: 49, 54, 62, 68, 73, 120. Wood, Douglas Earl: 56, 87, 120. Woodard, William Roy: 73, 121. Wright, Donald Richard: 48, 56, 57, 60, 61, 100, 120. Wright, Fred D.: 120. Wright, Patricia Ann: 54, 58, 64, 77, 120. Yates, Shirley Ann: 48, 52, 58, 61, 64, 77, 120. York, Bruce Edward: 48, 56, 60, 81, 120. Zucker, Leni Freda: 47, 54, 120. AUTOGRAPHS v 146 autographs 147 AUTOGRAPHS 148 INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Konsas City â Winnipeg Publishers â Manufacturers Yearbooks â Yearbook Covers Diplomas â Graduation Announcements USA afi m . se V- 3 'v; V'tr.Jftv v ,v V LS'- VV rf...i.i, x. , x ⢠V'. :.C â i;- g it+X :â v jTt pÂŤE . -. '-. ae m -⢠A. 21 t M U V. 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