Roosevelt High School - Flashback Yearbook (Monticello, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1957 volume:

Wvlms. Eklwvut xSo.L,LLm f. 1-...Q .- an-4 wr ' .1 oaabicrxiveli Tfvu v. A ., -.,, . n .,. ,- 'C X . w 1 s' .A , x-tl. I 44 '4 A sf' 9 K ,sq ,nw .ED . fl ' , ,J ,gn -1 , '-'ikikiww . 'sl . 3, x 1. F X , , . Q x ,ix u . Wi Q , ' 4 V , . 1 Q 1 A. . ,L 5. 1 .-'w S -WI nnauamwvafyxmwvrwvw:.nrr1muu':a,:1sm:ez:u-f-r.Jn:-nnwwx:mf,:sm- ,.... u.',:11 Q.-. var mm rs-:emu A mill Monti-Hi-Hi greets you on behalf of the Senior class of '57, Follow his arrow through the pages of Roosevelt High Schoo1's annual THE TIUGHH 5,0 1. 4 A SxNg.145'f'! QS ,S 'i Q xv A ' 'ARK , ,x 'QXu,.q . kk v W i ,eg EX .5 . KSZQE 55? mg i 3 J K-uklf ?f ?'a QA ,- lf swf... A Q 1 xx. vi-.f xv Q X Y , X x -- :Q aw, gr: 1 ., 0 ,. .4 I 'A S A 5+ Q ip , --ax + - f 1 - sr . fi 75 K -. '..:.5 il .KE it as IV, JE 'Q 1 5. xi-' K' . gr' ff f -5 5? fiigfr, 'xii N 'f iklif 2? . Q .455 'isp- , ar ., ,. ,X wg- +8 S! K 9,V . , W. f' 'WA , vt. 'Sling- R -1- f A K mf jk . H, 1 en? .5 .ff-xxx QA +2 4, gunna DEDICATIC To Sandra Sue Hicks, our classmate who passed away on March 12, 1952, we the Class of 1957, dedicate this yearbook. Sandra will always live in our memory because she was a friend to everyone. An excellent scholar, she was an outstanding citizen, kind and generous, giving of her time and herself to anyone who needed help. 3 if ff 1 f'f! ff' i va af + , ix sg fi 4 4 I fi ii rl'-1 if I FHCUHU Roosevelt is proud of its outstanding faculty. Besides their regular duties, the teachers are al- ways willing to help in the students' extracurricular activities. The teachers have more in their classes this year but have capably handled the situation. Here the faculty is shown at one of their monthly meetings. At these meetings they discuss ways to improve instruction and generally improve the school. ROW I, Miss Jackson, Mrs. Barker, Miss Probasco, Ivliss Carter, Mrs. McDowell. ROW IL Mr. Howkinson, Mr. Bastin, MI. Strahan, Mr. Martin, Mr. Dux. ROW IIL Mr. Ryan, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Powlen, Mr. Hatton. 'HORN HARD Mo Xou'u. SVCCEED. 1-gg 5 WORDS' FRom THE WISE- F. H. GLLLESPIE Superintendent, Monticello and Union Twp. Schools De Pauw - A.B. Purdue - M.S. C. M. RYAN JAMES W. DYER Principal, Roosevelt High School, Wa- Principal, Lincoln Jr. High School, bash - A.B., Indiana University - M,S, Indiana University - B.S., M.S MINISTR TIO R. Miller Treasurer F. H. Gillespie Superintendent L-...., L. Paschen President F. Fisher Secretary . , 15' ., Q , ' L ,Vu I I 'Iles A.,. ,, Q 5 M-rs ii - 'wg .Fa i Wit' W W . MARILYN BARKER JOHN BASTIN University of Michigan A. B. Spanish, Indiana University B. S., M. S. Physical History, Spanish Club, Sunshine, Dra- Education, Health and Safety, Driver's matics Club, Sophomore Class Sponsor. Training, Basketball Coach. ESTHER CARTER Manchester College A. B. English, Li- brarian, Yearbook, Sunshine, Junior Class Sponsor. JOSEPH DUX DELBERT HATTON Northwestern University B. A. Latin, Manchester College - B. S. Social Stud- Engligh, Sophomore Class Sponsor. ies, Outdoor, Senior Class Sponsor. 7 CHARLES HAVEY Indiana University B. S. Fine Arts, Ninth Grade Art Club, Seven-three Sponsor. RICHARD HOWKINSON Purdue University B. S. A. Vocational Agriculture, General Science, Future Farmers of America' Sponsor. LENA JACKSON Ball State College B. S. Columbia Uni- versity M. S. Typing, Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Tomahawk Sponsor. PHILLIP MARTIN Indiana University B. S. Math, History. 8 'be LAURA McDOWELL Indiana University A. B. English, Speech, Junior Class Sponsor, Director of Class Plays. PERDUE POWLEN University of Illinois B. S., M. S. Band, Glce Club, Braves Counci.l, Band Club, Auto Club, Cheer Leaders Sponsor. JOHN STRAI-IAN Manchester College B. S. Physics, Chemistry, Math, Guidance Director, Science Club, Photography Club Sponsor RICHARD ROBERTS Ball State College B. S. Industrial Arts, Electricity, Mechanical Drawing, Wood, Metal Shop, Physica.l Education, Drivers Training, Football Coach, Outdoor Club, Noon Activities Sponsor. fs. 'Qi CAROLYN PROBASCO Purdue University B. S. Home Economics, Physical Educational, Health and Safety, Girls Athletic Association, Future Home- makers of America, Sunshine, Ycl1-lcad- ers Sponsor. An apple for the teacher. 9 Nosmoxmc D4 L..l..l 1 ...MN ......m...............mr .ummmsnwsxumsaciwamf -- THE STUDENTS ln the hallowed halls of Roosevelt can be seen many types of individuals, all of which com- pose our student body. Two hundred fony -three students enrolled last September in the three grades which make up the Roosevelt Senior High School. There are one hundred enrolled in the Freshman class in the Lincoln Junior High. All these students can be seen in the following student pictures. 9 ' Q ft 11 - '.'5- 1' fgfif A SO PHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS ROW L M. Chapin, Vice-President, J. Apple- gate, Secretary, K. Chrisop, President, S. Clark, Treasurer. -. ...nun I mmaz FRE HMA CLASS OFFICERS ROW I. L. Crowell, President, B. Braugh, S. C., S. Fleming, Vice-President, S. Parr, Secretary, L. Miller, S. C., S. Harrison, S. C. ROW II. B. Misenheimer, S. C., P. Price, S. C., D. Kelly, S. C. JU IOR CLASS OFFICERS ROW I. D. Amberg, President, A. Watkins, Vice President, S. Piatt, Treasurer, D. Bush, Secretary. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW I. IL IIL IV. V. VL VIL VIII. LX. X. XI. FRESHME L. Miller, B. Braugh, C. Curbox, B. V. Taylor, C. Shell, L. Welker, L. H. Totten, J. Allison, D. Kelly, W. niak. J. Smily, S. Harrison, S. Swartz, E. M. Du Vall. G, Schnepp, L. Knuckles, S. Roth, R. Johns, S. Hughes, L. Sheets, B. Kuchera, J. Jensen, S. Allcire, B. Roth. S. Josserand, J. Foltz, L. Fisher, B. Wescoat, F. Bridge, A. Moss, P. Foltz, S. Milligan, J. Brainard, P. Nelson. J. Saunders, R. Mitchell, P. Moyer, B. Van Deman, A. Milham, B. Elliot, R. Moore, B. Jones, J. Bowsher. C. Dellinger, J. Armold, J. Petro, K. Capper, S. Parr, L. Nliller, R. Kern, B. Houston, S. Fleming. B. Misenhimer, R. Rutledge, J. Wheeler, R. Cotrell, J. Capper, M. Washburn, B. Sommers, R. Hughes J. Mayhill, J. Chapin, P. Bowsher, C. Freeman, L. Gable, J. Haworth, J. Williams, L. Martin, J. Scripture. T. lnskeep, J. Elliot, R. Jennings, P. Price, D. Leslie, J. Shipley, G. Chilcott, J. Morgan. Osborne, L. Crowell, D. Spangle, J. Ellsworth, G. Houser. Marvin, J. Cowger, R. Fritz, C. Wilson, D. Noe. Blackwood, L. Marshall, T. All, C. Bowen, M. Miller, C. Paluch- Brown, D. Luse, M. Austin, V. Wilson, D. Richter, M. McDougle, The Freshmen class composed of 101 students, had many enjoyable times this year. They journeyed IO Chicago had class skating parties, and took part in various organizations at Lincoln. 13 ROW ROW ROW ROW Peggy Brown, Domia Bassett, Echo Baker, Mary Foster, Lynn Fullerton, Marguerite Ellison, Sharon Chil- cott, Linda Finnell, Myrna Grassmyer, Darlene Girard, Gail Gamble, Carolyn Applegate. Jackey Gorski, Barbara Bastin, Julia Applegate, Marsha Chapin, Sharon Clark, Kay Chrisop, Nancy Dil- lingham, Linda Hicks, Roma Douglass, Janice Fross, Mrs. Barker. Charles Foley, Charles Courtney, Jack Haskins, Ronnie Dirnmitt, Jim Hindsley, Jim Ellsworth, Bob Fry, John Hardesty, Ed Alpha, Larry Gosman. Ken Albee, Dennie Hively, Roger Crisp, David Batzka, Robert Hall, Richard Crisp, Richard Boudreau, Ronnie Mowrer, Jack Anderson. At the start of school the Sophomores must accustom themselves to the strange building, new teachers, and dif- ferent rules, but at the end of the year they feel as though they've been here for years. The Sophornores begin to build up their class treasury for future needs. During the year, they are given various tests to determine their aptitudes and intellectual capacities. They have orientation classes in which they discuss teen-age problems. In English they have Library Science in which they learn how to use our library to their best advantage. All in all, this is a busy year for these newcomers to Roosevelt High. ROW ROW ROW ROW -nv-. 7 Q 11 iv - Nancy Newman, Lynn Novak, Judy Walters, Judy Houston, Susan Hughes, Carol Stotler, Ann Switzer Joy Spackman, Rebecca Wilson, Doris Kendall, Carol Jones, Priscilla Tyler. Donald Rutledge, Harold Witz, Ira Rumple, Tom Neidlinger, Dick Welker, David Kase, Marvin Ost- he imer, Pat Hurley, Janet Wheeler, Linda Kuckuck, Carolyn Spear. 7 larry Mowrer, Ronald Powell, Richard Robbins, Russell Miller, Rex Keys, Robert Viney, Robert Moss, Jerry Kneadler, James Rhoda, Mr. Dux. Jim Paschen, Warner West, Dennis Wiltse, Morris Levy, Jeff Smithburn, Tom Holmes, Phillip Horse- wood, David Przystup, John Salomon. Z Sc ROW I. Virginia Garringer, Judy Eubanks, Dorothy Foley, Beverly Bowsher, Norma Grassmeyer, Vicky Drum, Carol Cowger, Kay Dugan, Anita Gosman, Susie Dyer, Karen Dahlenburg, Pat Greenen. ROW IL Mrs. McDowell, Donald Kummings, Jim Herron, Mike Holeman, Dick Bush, Donel Criswell, Edward Barton, Nancy Clerget, Catherine DuVal.l, Judy Goslee, Lois I-Iimbert, Peggy Hunt, Judy Arnott. ROW IIL Mike Brock, Barry Dickison, Presley Armold, Larry Kelley, Steve Batzka, Joel Hall, Jerry Catron, Skip Gilkerson, Wayne Dimmitt, Jack Krintz, Bob Kraay. ROW IV. Bill Hahn, Garry Boomershine, Ron Hively, Bob Arnold, Buck Johns, Arthur Allison. This year the Juniors have taken on added responsibilities in school and club work as a step toward their last year in High School. They have worked hard so they will be ready to step into the place left by the class of '5'I. They have been very industrious this year in raising money for their main goal, the Junior-Senior Prom. They eamed money for a car wash, pencil sales, a Junior Play, and class dues. There won't be many spare moments for them as they will carry an extra class this year, Health and Safety. The second semester they are given Spelling, English, and Math tests to determine if they have mastered these subjects well enough to graduate. Juniors ROW I: Martha Dirks, Mae Martin, Linda Landrum, Judy Fogle, Gloria Teeter, Martha Tolley, Sandy Strasser, Judy Markle, Judy Wert, Deloris Weber, Judy Leathers Ann Miller. Miss Carter, Bill Swartz, Bob McNaught, Richard Nine, Phyllis Luse, Shirley Riddle, Nancy Thom, Shar lene Russow, Nancy Ricker, Anita Watkins, Betty Phillips, Connie Sweet, Mina Jo Sweet, Don Pearson. ROW Ill: Joe Maudlin, Dave Wilson, Ted Lane, Joe Sherman, Vernon Luse, George Robbins, Dale Million, Max Long, Ronnie Randall Bob Sears. ROW IV: Dave Amberg, Larry Noe, Stanley Morris, Paul Wiseman, Dick Sell, Jim Zerface. ROW II: The Juniors get off to a good start in their money-making campaign by sponsoring a car wash. I7 I - S . 1 '-'--..... Wd' X4-F -0.-2 ' MW..-. 4 .. . Q.. x is 5 -' 3 ,f 1' 1 5 Y ,LM W .. Y -Q A X k ,, . j, , SEHIUHS Seniors' memories are made of this---candy and magazine sales, class play, ball games, tests, trad- ing pictures, and ordering caps, gowns, invitations, and name cards. Many seniors are in band and chorus: they also fill the positions of Editor of Tomahawk, President of Braves, Sunshine, and Student Council. The yearbook is entirely in charge of the seniors. All these have made a memorable climax to twelve years of school. Each year has been a step up the ladder of learning, preparing us for the time when we leave our school years behind and take our places in the adult world. President EEYERS Vice -President NICELY Secretary HEINY Treasurer BOYER EQ5:5:.:., hL -ki ' i' 'Q :J- 1 9 SANDRA MAE ALPHA DORA ARLENE BAKER Curriculum: Home Economics Curriculm Ambition: Child Counselor RONALD LLOYD BEYERS BARBARA LOUISE BOWSHER Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Academic Arntition: Doctor Ambition: Air Force THOMAS JERRY BRANDON JOHN CALVIN CARNEY, JR. Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Academic Ambition: School Teacher Ambition: Fine Arts 20 DENNIS F. BERTRAM Curriculum: Industrial Arts Ambition: Mechanic JUDITH ANN BOYER Curriculum: Commercial B Ambition: Nurse KAY ARIENE CARR Curriculum: Fine Arts Ambition: Art Field - Marriage JOHN CHRISOP REBECCA KAY CONRAD GARY COOPER Curriculum: Industrial Arts Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Agriculture Ambiti0n: Draftsman Ambition: Politics Ambition: Farmer E Q Z IARUE CALVIN COURTNEY BRICE S. CROWEL KENNETH CRULL, JR. Curriculum: Commercial B Curriculum: Agriculture Curriculum: Industrial Arts Ambition: Commercial Airline Ambition: Farmer Ambition: Draftsman Pilot DAVID IARRY DELLINGER DONNA LOUISE DELLINGER CHARLES EUGENE DIMMITT Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Commercial A - B Curriculum: Agriculture Ambition: Doctor Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Laborer 21 SHARON LYNNE DITTMAN Curriculum: Commercial A - B Ambition: Secretary Curriculum: Industrial Arts Ambition: Engineer WILLIAM JAMES FUNK fEDWIN GILLESPIE Curriculum: Industrial Arts Curriculum: Science Ambition: Air Force Ambition: Engineer CIARENCE DRAPER, JR. JANICE SHARLENE. FRY Curriculum: Commercial B Ambition: X-ray Technician MARVIN D. GIRTZ Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Certified Public Ac- countant xg it CONNIE LOUISE GREENE JOHN BLAIR HALL DONALD HAMM Curriculum: Academic Com- Curriculum: General Curriculum: Academic mercia1B Ambition: Basketball Coach Ambition: Photographer Ambition: Nurse 22 TOM HARDESTY BETTIE ANN HARRIS MARY JO HEINY Curriculum: Science Curriculum: General Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Engineer Ambition: To be a successful Ambition: Marriage wife and mother. RETHA JOY HOUSER THELMA FAYE HURIEY ROGER INFANTE Curriculum: Commercial A - B Curriculum: Commercial A - B Curriculum, General Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Secretary and Mar- Ambition: Lawyer riage SHIRLEY ANN JENNINGS ESTHER ANN JOHNSON SHIRLEY ANN JUDY Curriculum: Commercial A - B Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: Commercial A - B Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Secretary or X-ray Ambition: Secretary or X-ray Technician Technician 2 3 SANDRA ANN KASE JAMES GORDON KERNODLE ALAN KNEADLER Curriculum: General Curriculum: General Curriculum: Agriculture Ambition: Elementary Teacher Ambition: Lawyer Ambition: Farmer Q ROBERT FREEMON KRINTZ LYNN KUCKUCK WILLA BEE LAWSON Curriculum: Agriculture Curriculum: Academic Science Curriculum: General Ambition: Navy Ambition: Engineer Ambiti0n: Telephone Operator or Army DON LONG PHYLLIS KAYE MAI-IONEY DONA MANN Curriculum: Agriculture Curriculum: Home Economics Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Farmer Commercial A Ambition: Math Teacher Ambition: Business and Dancing 24 8' DICK MILES MARY MILLER CAROL JFAN MILLIGAN Curriculum: Academic - Science Curriculum: Commercia-IB Curriculum: Academic - Com- Ambition: Nuclear Physicist Ambition: Make everyone happy. mercia1B Ambition: Marriage JAMES THOMAS MOHLER JOY ANN MULLENDORE DAVID M. NICELY Curriculum: Industrial Arts Curriculum: Commercial B Curriculum: Academic Ambition: State Policeman Ambition: Bookkeper Ambition: State Policeman ' we on MARY L. NICHOLS JEAN PALNIK RAYMOND GF-NE PERSON Curriculum: C0mmefcia1B Curricuhu-nz Commercia1A - B Curriculum: Academic - Science Ambition: Bookkeeper Ambition: To be a success. Ambition: Engmeef '3 ALICE LOUISE POE Curriculum: CommercialA - Home Economics Ambition: To make others happy. i JOHN D. ROBINSON SANDRA JO RANDALL Curriculum: CommercialA Ambition: Secretary and Marri- age WANDA SUE SALOMON Curriculum: Academic Curriculum: CommercialB - Ambition: College - Navy Home E-d0nOmCiS Ambition: To help others. 'Nt' an-P' 2.3! STANLEY L. SHAFER Curriculum: General Pl-IYLLIS ANN SHEETS Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Advertising Ambition: High School Teacher 26 DAVID F. RING Curriculum: Academic - Science Ambition: Astronomer JERRY M. SANDERS Curriculum: General Ambition: Drummer in a dance band. PATRICIA KAY SHELL Curriculum: Commercial A - B Ambition: Secretary ROBERT EUGENE SHERER ALICE JOY SIGMAN Curriculum: Science Curriculum: Commercia1A - B Ambition: To be a success. Ambition: First Grade Teacher PATRICIA SPEER ROBERT L. SPRUNGER Curriculum: Home Economics Curriculum: Industrial Arts Ambition: To be a successful Ambition: Draftsman wife. DAVID A. TOLLEY HAROLD P. TULLY JR. Curriculum: Agriculture Curriculum: Agriculture Ambition: Marines Ambition: Farmer 27 JAMES WILLLAM SPACKMAN Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Engineer - Architect ARLEEN MARIE STANGLE Curriculum: Home Economics Ambition: To be a successful wife and mother. MARTHA ANN URBAN Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Dietician and Marri- age LYNNE ANN VAN METER Curriculum: Home Economics Ambition: Beautician School SHARON LEE WELKER Curriculum: Commercia1B Ambition: Secretary LARRY D. WILEY Curriculum: CommercialB Ambition: Navy SHARON ANN WANDREI PEQUITA MARIE WATKINS Curriculum: Commercial A - B Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Secretary Ambition: Nursing WILLIAM LESLIE WENDT Curriculum: Industrial Arts Ambition: Mechanic NANCY CARMEN WILCOXON Curriculum: Academic Ambition: Nurse DAVID WILSON VIRGINIA RAE WILSON Curriculum: Academic - Science Curriculum: Commercial B Ambition: Navy Ambition: Secretary - Nurse 28 STEPHEN E. WILTSE Curriculum: General Ambition: Doctor X stand on the threshold of tomorrow The goal that each has set up as X h1s ann 1n hte are var1ed but all have one common purpose t X make tomorrow a bnghter day today I I X 2 ,f t X A! X Q A gf A 1 ' 'Q S- - ' ,AA- 'ff I L L. M L :fi Q3 L-,Lf 'F W i KQ Q. : A '.- 1 1 1 . 2 I R f GRA I s ri - 5 K J M Get ready! Set! Q , Col Miss Lena Jackson, Advisor, Phyllis Dona Mann, Barbara Bowsher, John Ca-T01 M1-Ellganz I-Yun Kuckuckn Sheets, Gene Pearson, Lynne Van Hall. Sha-ron Dlftman- Meter. We're practically there. Martha Urban, David Wilson, Phyllis Ma- honey. How does it fit? NA! 135151 H Virginia Wilson, Dick Miles, Lynne Van Meter, Dona Arlene Baker, David Ring Faye Hurley. Mann Barbara Bowsher John Hall. , 2 , , I- 3 CZ 5 NT N' Q, V Q. at K 1 is W, fYf ggi K My 3 ff., sg! , 3' iwii s .T .,L ,fm 33 Q - as iifgwik 'Ll 'VVL af i g fs W xg , is W f.?i'-5,5 , 4 , .. i is W--v M. by ? ,- . wg- QQ UHGHHIZHIIUHS All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. The faculty of Roosevelt agree with this and have provided many extra -curricular activities for the students. These activities have a double purpose as they provide pleasure and educational benefits. These activities are avocational and departmental clubs, dances, publications, programs, and governing bodies. I ACTIVITIES . xtf' ' Ifpxzznu nj I fgx iv ' , M x . CZLJGQJ 17 MA. SL' 33 TIOGAN STAFF Hyxoi. Pa mol, .' a a If 585i Hy -111-1 P6 Shell GX . Ed. NSHNSSX9' MOI. Bax, X501 M' Delbe 91- a IT H C39 a ei NX' non SP N555 wb ohsor. Row I. J. Carney, D. Wilson, W. Wooldridge, D. Ring, L. Kuckuck, D. Miles, D. Hamm, E. Gillespie. Row IL A. Baker, S. Dittman,P. Mahoney, C. Milligan. D. Mann, D. Dellinger, S. Kase, V. Wilson, S. Welker, B. Bowsher, K. Carr. Row III. B. Harris, F. Huxley, P. Sheets, P. Watkins, S. Jennings, C. Greene, N. Wilcoxon, A Sigman, S. Judy, M. Nichols, W. Salomon, B. Conrad. 34 E4 lm 1... Vicky Dunn, Assistant Editor. Miss Lena Jackson, Advisor. wk, A Martha Urban , Editor TOM H WK STAFF Row I. C. Cowger, N. Ricker, K. Carr, E. Johnson, A. Baker, J. Spackman, J. Anderson. Row II. S. Dyer, J. Houston, K. Dugan, P. Brown, P. Sheets. Row HI. N. Thom, L. VanMeter, P. Mahoney, N. Dillingham. '45 TUDE T COUNCIL David Ringg Phyllis Sheetsg Kay Chxisopg Bob Sherer, Presidentg Ron Beyersg Ronnie Hivelyg Dav Ambergg Jerry Brandon. The Student Council is organized for the purpose of encouraging student participation in the school activities. During the year, the Council has charge of all the religious programs except B the Christmas program, and all the collections for charitable organizations. Another of their pro- jects is College Day, which is held in the fall. t- il' I ,I K 0 L :ip I 36 S NSHI ESGCIETY Barham Bowsher, Treasurerg Phyllis Sheets, Presidentg Kay Dugan, Vice-Presidenrg Susan Hughes, Secretary. The Sunshine Society, which is a state wide organization, is composed of all the girls in school. During the year, the Society operated the concession stand at the football games, contributed money to the Riley Hospital, and carried on other projects beneficial to the community. BR VES CCUNCIL Ronnie Randall, Vice-Presidents Jerry Brandon, Presidentg David Dellinger, Secretary and Treasurer. The Braves Council, an all-boy organization, also works for the betterment of the school and the community. They heard different speakers, saw movies, and had combined meetings with Sunshine during the school year. 37 K A 'ltlflllfl-I jg Xl wil ., SX I ht 'Li 3 B 1 - , , 2 5 - .,. fi L f' EQ, sf ., ... , 41,7 5,05 ' Nr NU F. H. A. Officers: Priscilla Tyler, Song Leader, Shirley Jennings, Historian, Judy Arnott, Secretary, Sharon Dittman, President, Suzy Dyer, Vice-Presidentg Shirley Judy, Treas- urer, Gail Gamble, Parliamentariang Dona Mann, Reporterg Sponsor, Miss Probasco. Purpose: To encourage better homemaking. Ll LATIN CLUB Purpose: To study and further interest in language and history of Latin. 38 Oo O 8 X0 Q 4412, Q' r H E 54'-gl! SCIENCE CLUB Officers: David Ring, President, Jim Zerface, Vice-Presidentg Ronnie Randall, Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Strahan, Sponsor. PANISH CLUB Officers: Mrs. Barker, Sponsor, Faye Hurley, Vice-President, Arlene Baker, President, Bill Swartz, Secretary, Vicky Dunn, Treas- urer. Purpose: To study the customs of Latin American countries. 35 Sponsor, Mr. Dux. F. F. A. Officers: Alan Kneadler, President, Don Long, Vice-President, Brice Crowel, Treas- urer, Bob Krintz, Reporter, Harold Tully, Secretary, David Tolley, Sentinel, Mr. Howkinson, Sponsor. Purpose: To further the interest in modern farming. SPANISH Officers: Dennis Wiltse, President, Sharon Clark, Secretary, Barbara Bastin, Vice-President, Ronnie Dimmitt, Treasurer, Joy Spackman, Reporterg 1-lo' J , . 1 ,- , . 1 nn AW, ' -AFA -, ? 1 P 1 'I ' le 1 S 'to .5 f-...MM 39 G. A. A. Officers: Shirley Riddle, Vice-President, Janice Fry, Presidentg Sharon Wandrei, Sec- retary, Julia Applegate, Treasurer, Miss Probasco, Sponsor. Purpose: To further interest in sports, CAMERA CLUB A OUTDOOR CLUB Officers Jim Zerface, President, Ken Crull, Vice-President, Ed Gillespie, Secretary and Treasurer, Mr. Hatton, Sponsor. Purpose: To promote interest in outdoor activities--namely, hunting and fishing. A1- so to promote conservation of wildlife and natural resources. 40 CU AUTO CLUB Officers Mr. Powlen, Sponsor, Dennis Bert- ram, President, Larry Wiley, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer. Purpose: To learn safe driving rules and study automobiles. DRAMATICS CLUB Officers: Vicky Dunn, Secretary, Judy Arnott, Vice-President, Wilbur Wooldridge, President, Sandra Randall, Treasurer, Mrs. Barker, Sponsor. f'1lIp0se: To further interest in public speak- 1 ng and entertaining. Purpose: To understand and appreciate photography Q as 41 The crowning of the Emperor and Empress of the Oriental Gardens. D. Lundstrom, T. Brock, M. Heiny, D. Million, B. Brown, D. Wilson, C. Spackman, D. Dcllinger, AS WE DANCED The l956 Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Indiana Beach Ballroom. On that night thc couples danced in an Oriental Garden. ln the garden was a waterfall, a fountain, and a live volcano. The guests were served by cool- ies. Windchimcs, fans, parasols, Chinese poppies, and oriental writings added much to the decora- tions. Their first prom, T. Brock and C. Spackman QU We Rock and Ro11 I THE GRIE TAL GARDENS We danced to the music of Dick Hallernan and his orchestra until midnight. Then many traveled to the Tippecanoe Country Club where more dancing and a plentiful supply of food was enjoyed. Awaiting the royal couple. -f I P7 PRGGRAMS g oc! 1 The Ballentines presented a unique musical program with their electric har monicas. Their interpretations ranged from the classics to whirlwind modern ma terial. ll' K 'gl j An extraordinary exhibition of precision timing, and gravity-defying gyrations was given us by the Traflin Trio performing on the teeter board. Reverend Petrich gave an inspiring Thanksgiving message at the program spon- sored by the Student Council. YW L0 PROGR MS :H- A , i4 '41 ' 'Q 'f up ylxvgpg., xsi-v 115 ill all De Yip Loo. a native of China, gave us a better tmderstanding of his people. He told of their cus- toms, traditions, and ways of life. He explained the Chinese language by the use of illustrated cards. Yip Loo showed us his fine collection of Chinese costumes. Lee and Mary Ann Quinn, the world's only married steeplejack team, described and demonstrated their most unusual and hazardous occupation. As a supplement to their story, they used a technicolor film of their experiences. 45 De New .L V4 .5 .1- . T K gf +55 .X 'KG W 4 s 2 E L, ?4fir g xiii .31 . Y A , M sl. ' My Q SY Q35 is Q Q if Kg M255 ,. 'mf Wg? ,F , .2 , U. - . if . we X . 3 ,A-ek SPURTS We here at Monticello High School are proud of our sports and are known for backing our teams to the last minute of play. Especially is our cheering block noted during the basketball season. The student body feels that even though our record of victories was smaller this year, it is not winning that is most important, but the manner in which the contest is played and the spirit of competition. In a few years, the spectacular hole-in-one on the green, last second lay-up shot on the hardwood, fast sixty-yard dash for the winning touchdown, snap of the tape as the hundred-yard dash is completed, and the last cross -country meet will be only memories. The thrill of the last moment of excitement will be forgotten. ,X JA 010 UN g g 47 .limbs siriiiiifs ,, -TEAM Row I. R. I-Iively, D. Sell, L. Noe, D. Amberg, D. Miles, D. Tolley, D. Hively. Row II. D. Criwell. Row III. R. Sherer, D. Nicely, J. Zerface. FOOTB LL This year the Indians had trouble keeping their heads in the air and their feet on the ground. They finished the season with one win and eight defeats. Dick Miles was honored by being named to the third CIC team. The Tioga Indians were greatly hindered by the fact that six players were out during the season with injuries. The Indians' record was as follows: Rensselaer WE THEY Knox 1 4 2 5 North Judson 13 13 Qforfeitedj Rochester 14 6 Peru 2 5 3 2 0 1 9 Logansport Wabash 0 4 1 Plymouth 0 2 5 Delphi 1 2 33 13 54 . mes- -'W' - . . . ,. ..,, ,.. . .- .......4,,s-1 n An,n:.Mms tmsmmmn1r- ......,,,,,,,,wW 4 ,. mt ROW I: D. Peaxson, S. Gilkerson, R. Sherer, D. Nicely, D. Criswell, D. Bush, J. Sherman, D. Mtles, D H1ve1y, D Leslie. ROW H: D. Sell, B. Dickison, R. Hively, L. Noe, P. Wiseman, D. Amberg, B. Hahn, D Tolley, P Pnce, J. Zerface, J. Chapin, G. Boomershine. The B-squad, while lacking experience, had a fair season. The year ended with two wins and two defeats One boy was out with injuries. The B-Team's North Judson West Lafayette North Judson Rensselaer B -TEAM schedule was as follows: THEY 0 15 34 6 A-TEAM ROW I: G. Pearson, M. Brock, R. Randall, J. Zedace, B. Hahn, R. Beyers. ROW II: B. McNaught, R. I-lively, J. Smithburn, D. Ring, P. Wiseman, J. Salomon, T. Lane, D. Criswell, Coach John Bastin. BA KETBALL With the majority of the players seeing varsity action for the first time, the Tioga Indians were not able to chalk up a very impressive winning column. However, many of the games they lost were by a close margin and in over- times. There were three retuming lettermen--David Ring, senior, and Jim Zerface and Ted Lane, juniors. Their most impressive victory was the winning of the Logansport Holiday Tourney. In the first game they beat Flora and the next evening Logansport went down before the Indians' mighty onslaught. Some other teams defeated by the Bastin men were Muncie Burris, Brookston, Delphi, Warsaw, and North Central of Indianapolis. 50 W B-TEAM ROW I: W. West, L. Gosman, D. Pnystup, J. Hardesty, J. Salomon. ROW II: Coach John Bastin, I. Rumple, E. Alpha, D. Boudreau, R. Crisp, D. Hively, E. Gillespie, R. Dimmitt. ROW III: T. Holmes, M. Brock, J. Smithburn. Although the B-team has hit some rough spots this year, they have shown potential and make the future for the next year's Varsity team look bright. 'J J :. 9 , Kg ! 1 if M IIA , 51 I ROW I: T. Lane, T. Mohler, J. Hall, D. Criswell, J. Hardesty, L. Kelley. ROW II: D. Wilson, R. Hively, D. Nicely, J. Robinson, S. Gilkerson, B. McNa.ught, B. Swartz, B. Hahn, E. Gillespie, R. Crisp. ROW III: B. Viney, J. Zerface, P. Wiseman, J. Brandon, D. Hively, D. Miles, D. Pnystup. ROW IV: T. Hardesty, L. Kuckuck, M. Brock, D. Ring, R. Beyers, D. Boudreau. ROW V: G. Boomershine, R. Randall, M. Levy, D. Sell, R. Crisp. The future looks bright for the 1957 track team, with their six returning lettermen. They are: David Wilson, 880g Ted Lane, pole vault: David Ring and David Nicely, hurdlesg Lynn Kuckuck, mile: Bill Hahn, high jump. The rest of the team members, though untried, appear also to be potential track stars of Monti High. April 4 Wolcott--Monon 12 Kentland - -Rensselaer 16 A Royal Center 18 Peru 23 County 25 West Lafayette May 1 CIC '7 Morocco 10 - 1 1 Sectionals 14 R.M.D. 18 Regionals 52 ROW 1: J. Hall, G. Pearson, D. Ring, L. Kuckuck, B. Swartz, B. McNaught. ROW II: R. Crisp, B. Sears, R. Ran dall, M. Brock, E. Gillespie, D. Boudreau. ROW III: B. Fry, J. Smithburn, D. Przystup, Coach John Bastin. Pictured above is the cross country team. Although cross country is a fairly new sport at Monticello, the team i coached by Mr. Bastin, made a fine record, showing a great improvement over the preceding years. 1 l GOLF Due to a lack of interest in the sport, the golf team dropped its schedule and participated in a new intramural program. 4' ! r Y f ' X ' YELL BLOCK Yeal Rahl Team! --these were the sentiments expressed by the one hundred ten voice yelling block in vic- tory or defeat. Our mascot, Monti-Hi-Hi, held aloft the scalp of our opponent while the three spirited yell leaders led this block in songs and cheers. Wearing long-sleeved, white shirts, red gloves, and headbands with red feathers, the yell block was an impres- sive sight. ,-1' rd 4 ,Q l s 5' N 'A'i ' 'L -is 5+ -4?-h To the right are three good reasons for the pep and enthusiasm shown by the yell block Senior captain Esther Johnson, in her second year as yell leader, with her lively spirit and keen enthusiasm, was an inspirational force to the block and team. Junior Karen Dahlenburg is to be commended for the fine job she did in urging the block on to greater efforts as she served her first year as yell leader. Sophomore Pricilla Tyler also did a splendid job of yell leading and contributed equally to the success of the yell block. 55 .S A -133' 5 N.. .ffl 1 if -vw . A ' K . f 551154. VX? . Pigm 2 . rzr., . ., . - his mx- . k ij Q . . ,i m . gg ,i . i. K - 1 1 . .,. fs: ' .Q 21.3 -9.52. iQ fi is K fy- ' we . fi .. X Q, if , ar ' . 2: 2 gpg 5: gm X 5 P . . ' f , f .Q h . 1 i . W E' ' 'uw 'NM' WL.. Nm. +..: - 'Egg 4. ' Q 1 A, ' QT if . : . . Q l , 1. ' 2 ,k,, as -1-1 ::-D. - ,Q K 5 f:-1-f. A .115 9. -gi. X ' .1 -2 wig ,Q , cf ' L L i f ? 32.53 ' I . I 5 f gs.. - . N 'M : - .wh VW- V-. k ' ififf f Q1 ' . Q:. '- ' 1 KD 55, , Q X . I 0 . .. X K . ' f QA 1 ' ' ess. . ' 573 S A .l 2 3 ' Q gli.. isis -if-' K S K 5 F K K - V - .f i i f l . ww, . .fax .J 2 k 3 WR. 5 A Q A .Y . . X L J ' Q H . f - X- L Y 5 - t - : 1 X . . M ' 55.35 rf QQ , f. 2 wt.. S- :fs m 5 2 is . . Q A 3 -. A' k my,-bf Tiff: 1 X 1. A x .r 5 . Spiga. -. , , - x In . A. -- wg. i f 5 iw ... is E ik- H K 3 xx g - S - . M- ' ' - Q- if 1 Q X 1 . . fx , S., P Q - K . -' '-ii, il? X - V if-7-BF,-ViT9,Ei uillxf 'EVM' Q' 5. . .flf-L 5 . - 11 Q1 1, 1 .Z Ig K 'UMW 1 . '-,ff in - ' 5 : if?Nf.E -.:jQ'f'T:7 if 1' 1 mm lr 'j , if A Q I 1 T ' + HHE HRTS In addition to the various clubs, the students of Roosevelt are offered a taste of the fine arts Music, drama and speech are available for those interested in broadening their knowledge in such fields. While requiring time and effort on the part of the student, the fine arts program enriches not only his life, but gives enjoyment to others through plays, concerts and readings. aff. L w 551- ROW 1: M. Urban, D. Dellinger, N. Wilcoxon, S. Jackson, B. Bowsher. ROW II: G. Gamble, J. Applegate, J. Wheeler, J. Gorski, J. Spackman, J. Amott, S. Dyer. ROW III: B. Kuchera, B. Braugh, K. Capper, V. Baum, S. Hughes, T. Conco, R. Girard, B. Ware, D. Fross, B. Washburn, B. Thom, B. Van Deman, J. Armold. ROW IV: D. Watkins, W. Dimmitt, J. Sanders, R. Moore, J. Ellsworth, J. Sherman, P. Arrnold, L. Mowrer, B. Spruny er. ROW V: C. Dellinger, S. Alkire, S. Randall, B. Krintz. STRIKE UP The Monticello High School seventy-five-piece Band, which consists of both Junior High and High School stu- dents, has performed for numerous occasions during the school year. Among these were: school plays, basketball and football games, the spring concert, parades, and Commence- ment. fa: '1iX V, , 5: . -Psi! lierg I ,...4-f a-as ' f -az T rF,g1-2-ie-el' 1- Q- RQ-7 .CX ,. . -5 ff ' - ' - : - Q1 X s tg 41 Q Q , S J X !L x'i 'iq ROW I: L. Hicks, L. Nuckles, C. Wilson, N. Dillingham, M. McDoug1e. ROW Il: R. Kem, D. Million, K. Chrisop M. Stair, J. Morgan, J. Jensen, P. Foltz, S. Clark. ROW III: V. Dunn, T. A11, J. Chrisop, T. Mohler, C. Dimmitt, L. Gosman, J. Sims, M. Washburn, D. Hamm, B. Amold, R. Alkire, P. Shuler, R. Bowsher, D. Wilson, D. Nuckols, L. Crowel, K. Keever. ROW IV: B. Sprunger, L. Mowrer, P. Armold, Perdue Powlen, director, C. Milligan, S. Hughes. QNot pictured: V. Wilson, W. Sa1omon.J THE BA The band, under the baton of Perdue Powlen, also took its annual trip to Purdue University where they marched en masse with thousands of other band students. '0 ..e- -if .ss ' .2 uf le.. ROW l: J. Applegate, B. Kuchera, V. Baum, S. Jackson, D. Dellinger, M. Urban, N. Dillingham. ROW II: M. Washbum, T. Mohler, C. Dimmitt, K. Chrisop, S. Clark. ROW III: W. Dimmitt, J. Sanders, P. Armold, J. Sher- man, T. All, B. Krintz, P. Powlen, Director T-TE The T-Ten, which was founded in 1950 under the guidance of Mr. Perdue Powlen, is an organization nor those persons showing outstanding ability in their particular field of musical endeavor. This year its membership totals eighteen--percussion, woodwind, and wind instruments. Whenever a task can- not be carried through by Monti's larger group, the T-Ten takes over. This year it has served as pep band for the Monon-vs-Monticello clash of December 18, and lent its spirited music to a pep rally. Although the organization had no definite engagement schedule, the T -Ten was always available in a pinch to provide its special brand of l'l'll.lSlC. 60 kwa f, ps, 'V .Q 3' mx SPRI G CDNCERT An outstanding student program is the Spring Concert presented by the chorus and band. Last year the concert contained two added features--colorful backdrop pictures presented by the Art Department under the direction of Charles Havey and a popular guest conductor, Coach Iolm Bastin. The chorus, of one hundred voices, entered the darkened auditorium to the strains of the traditional 'Halls of 1vy, As the auditorium was again lighted the chorus sang O What A Beautiful Morning. After the second num- ber offered by the girls, Peop1e Will Say We 're In Love the spotlight played on a canvas simulation of a surrey and a couple, while the boy's chorus sang Surrey With The Fringe On Top. Another huge painting served as the backdrop for the finale-- Oklahoma. 'l'he second half of the concert was given by the band. Pavanne opened their portion of the program with Tom Mohler as trumpet soloist and Kay Piatt as clarinet soloist. Spotlight On The Piano with band accom- paniment featured Sandy Dyer at the keyboard. After the number, Big Joe The Tuba, which exhibited the skills of the sousaphone section, John Bastin stepped forward to conduct very ably the novelty number Lassus Trombone. The group brought the SpringConcerr, which is wholly under the expert direction of Mr. Perdue Powlen, to a close with the stirring march Colosus ot Co- 1umbia. 61 if HRISTMAS PROGRAM O Come All Ye Faithtur'---the strains of this ageless hymn float through Staggs gym as the students from grades one through twelve march in to tell in song and Scripture the old, but ever new, Christmas story. An annual event, the program always draws a capacity crowd. Added to the songs and Scriptures are the living pictures which depict the special events of that day and night. awmvxfsms,QiQ : DIRECTOR Perdue Powlen, ACCOMPANIST Beverly Bowsher. ROW I: R. Dimrnitt, D. Wilson, J. Ellsworth, R. Keys, C. Milligan, C. Cowger, K. Dugan, S. Piatt, N. Clerget, D. Foley, L. Himbert, J. Goslee, L. Novak. ROW II: R. Crisp, R. Sherer, W. Wooldridge, A. Watkins, C. Sweet, P. Tyler, R. Wilson, J. Wheeler, J. Applegate, L. Finnell, K. Chrisop. ROW III: B. Hahn, R. Sprunger, W. Dimmitt, J. Anderson, S. Kase, V. Wilson, S. Welker, M. Urban, S. Dyer, P. Shell, J. Boyer, S. Dittman, D. Dellinger, A. Baker. ROW IV: B. Dickison, M. Girtz, S. Wiltse, D. Dellinger, B. Phillips, S. Russow, J. Arnott, S. Judy, J. Pal- nik, K. Dahlenburg, M. Miller, M. Heiny, S. Randall, F. Hurley, P. Mahoney. ROW V: R. Moss, D. Wiltse, R. Crisp, D. Boudreau, S. Chilcott, J. Spackman, A. Switzer, M. Ellison, L. Hicks, R. Douglass. ROW VI: G. Boomer shine, D. Przystup, L. Gosman, J. Sherman, J. Markle, C. DuVall, J. Eubanks, L. Landrum, P. Hunt, D. Weber, C. Stotler. ROW VII: P. Armold, J. Allison, D. Amberg, J. Herron, J. Fogle, S. Hughes, J. Houston, D. Girard, M. Crassmeyer. ROW VIII: B.Krintz,R. Beyers, J. Brandon, T. Mohler, C. Spear, C. Jones, N. Newman, D. Kendall, S. Clark, G. Gamble, J. Gorski, N. Dillingham. ROW IX: R. Hively, J. Robinson, D. Nicely, D. Hively, W. West, J. Smithburn, K. Carr, E. Johnson, L. Van Meter, M. Tolley, G. Teeter, M. Sweet, V. Garringer. ROW X: D. Criswell, R. Randall, L. Mowrer, J. Sanders, N. Wilcoxn, N. Ricker, N. Thom, M. Chapin, C. Applegate, B. Bastin, J. Fross, S. Strasser, V. Dunn, N. Crassmeyer, L. Kuckuck. MIXED CHORU X , pose o one un re an or y voices, ma es an ou s an mg 'J4 V X 1 The mixed chorus com d f h d d d f t ' k t t d' I I performance at the Annual Christmas Sing. Also each year the chorus joins with the band ' Jl- in presenting the annual Spring Concert and in providing the music for the Commencement Exercises. I Q ill !--- Cheer up, Tish, there's a. brighter day coming. She no speak English! T H E P L Y' 1 1 is s onsored by the Seniors and rhn r eech class presents a play. The fal p ay p Each spring and fall the Senio sp Spring play by the Juniors. ' f '57 then Juniors, sponsored the play Tish . This play told of the hilarious escapade Last Spring the class o , of three elderly women on a trip through the West. Peeking behind the scenes. DIRECTOR Perdue Powlen, ACCOMPANIST Beverly Bowsher. ROW I: R. Dimmitt, D. Wilson, J. Ellsworth, R. Keys, C. Milligan, C. Cowger, K. Dugan, S. Piatt, N. Clerget, D Foley, L. Himbert, J. Goslee, L. Novak. ROW II: R. Crisp, R. Sherer, W. Wooldridge A. Watkins C. Sweet P Tyler, R. wrlsnn, J. Wheeler, J. Applegate, L. Finnell K Chrisop. Row lu- B. Hahn R s run er w. D' ' 7 , . . , . p g , immltt, J. Anderson, S. Kase, V. Wilson, S. Welker, M. Urban, S. Dyer, P. Shell, J. Boyer, S. Dittman, D. Dellinger, A B, km 1 , . . . . . . . a er ROW IV. B. DICKISOD, M. Glrtz, S. WILYSC, D. Delllnger, B. Phillips, S. Russow, J. Amott, S. Judy, J. Pal- nik, K. Dahlenburg, M. Miller, M. Heiny, S. Randall, F. Hurley, P. Mahoney. ROW V: R. Moss, D. Wiltse, R. Crisp, D. Boudreau, S. Chilcott, J. Spackrnan, A. Switzer, M. Ellison, L. Hicks, R. Douglass. ROW VI: G. Boomer shine, D. Przystup, L. Gosman, J. Sherman, J. Markle, C. DuVall, J. Eubanks, L. Landrum, P. Hunt, D. Weber, C. Stotler. ROW VII: P. A ld J A ' ' rmo , . llison, D. Amberg, J. Herron, J. Fogle, S. Hughes, J. Houston, D. Girard, M. Crassmeyer, ROW VIII: B.Krintz,R. Beyers, J. Brandon, T. Mohler, C. Spear, C. Jones, N. Newman, D. Kendall, S. Clark, G. Gamble, J. Gorski, N. Dillingham. ROW DC: R. Hively, J. Robinson, D. Nicely, D. Hively W. West, J. Smrthburn, K. Carr, E. Johnson, L Van Meter M Tolley G Teeter M Sweet V Garrin er. ,ROW X: . , .... g D. Cfiswell, R. Randall, L. Mewrer, J. Sanders, N. wneentn, N. Ridker, N. Thom, M. Chapin, c. Applegate, B. Ba ' J F lstm, . ross, S. Strasser, V. Dunn, N. Crassmeyer, L. Kuckuck. 'M The mixed chorus, composed of one hundred and forty voices, makes an outstanding xl li performance at the Annual Christmas Sing. Also each year the chorus joins with the band ' JB- in presenting the annual Spring Concert and in providing the music for the Commencement U Exercises. M f 63 ROW I: L. Finnell, S. Dyer, P. Shell, C. Jones, S. Hughes. ROW II: B. Bowsher, C. Cowger, C. Milligan, M. Ur- ban, J. Arnott, N. Ricker, N. Wilcoxon, P. Powlen, Director. ROW III: B. Dickinson, C. Dimmitt, D. Wilson, G. Boomezshine, T. Mohler, J. Rhoda, J. Allison, R. Dimmitt.' GOLDE THRGA S Twenty voices compose the choral group known as the Golden Throats. This musical organization is made up of students from grades ten to twelve. The choir has made several appearancesg their outstanding one being the annual Kiwanis and Goodfellows' Sing at Christmas time. 64 DRAMATI CS ROW I: Mary Joe Heiny, Vicky Dunn flst--Jr.j, Arlene Baker 13rd--Soph,j, Suzy Dyer 12nd--Jr.j. Becky Wilson. ROW III: Phyllis Sheets 12nd Sr. j, Phyllis Luse, Marvin Girtz fist--Sr.j, Carol Cowger 13rd--Jr.j, Julia Applegatef2nd--Soph.j HLIMOROUS ROW I: Sharon Chilcott Qlst.-Soph. Q, Vicky Dunn Qlst.-Jr.j, Echo Baker 12nd,-Soph. Q. ROW II: Esther Johnson, Faye Hurley, Charles Dim- mitt, Sandra Randall, Dona Mann. She no speak English! Cheer up, Tish, there's a brighter day coming. THE PL Y'S Each spring and fall the Senior speech class presents a play. The fall play is sponsored by the Seniors and the Spring play by the Juniors. Last Spring the class of '57, then Juniors, sponsored the play Tish . This play told of the hilarious escapades of three elderly women on a trip through the West. Peeking behind the scenes. Q is 05 ffm. l-lurray, we '11 see England again. You clumsy oaf! THE THI G The fall play sponsored by the class of '57 was Captain Kidd's Return. It took us back to the days of pirates, when shipwreckers lived on an island off the coast of New York. Captain Kidd comes to the island and frees two English children being held prisoners by Sophronia, mistress of the inn, and her two accomplices. with the help of the children, Kidd overpowers the three and leaves them for the authorities. All hands on deck. Y-H. 511 .1 ' ' Y i A 1 -sw- ...Nwg ' . Jgg.-,,M.5 ' KL 5 . W jgh . Su AN is 1 .ET , m , 1 1 L Qisxlsv- . K + k,5 .I .xx ' X wiv S S V 4 i .1 A k MZ ,A l hi? g X ,YM Fig The division is devoted to the praise of Monti's unsung heroes , the boys and girlswho work behind the scenes at Roosevelt. These jobs include motion picture projectionists, light monitors, librarians, office assistants, guidance helpers, and mail boys. For jobs well done, Rooseve1t's students and faculty say Thanksl Mrs. Vera Gingrich QPrincipa1 Dyer's Secretaryj, Miss Phyllis Russow Principal Ryan's Secretaryj, Miss Julia Curtis fSuperintendent Gi11espie's Secretaryj. STUDENT SECRETARIES G. Gamble, V. Wilson, S. Judy, S. Jennings, P. Sheets, C. Milligan not pictured. OFFICE ASSISTANTS ROW I: L. Poe, G. Gamble, M. Heiny, S. Ran- dall, F. Hurley. ROW II: S. Dittman, B. Con- rad, S. Wandrei. LIBRARIANS ROW I: A. Baker, N. Ricker, L. Kuckuck, M. Martin, D. Dellinger, S. Dittman. ROW II: M Sweet, N. Clerget, L. Van Meter, M. Nichols, P. Watkins, C. Greene. ROW III: W. W001- ridge, R. Infante. MAIL BOY R. Beyers. PROJECTIONISTS Le T Mohler B Dickison, D. Hamm, M. M. vy, . , . Holeman, J. Catron, J. Rhoda. LIGHT MONITORS ROW I: J. Houston, A. Miller, S. Dyer, P Tyler, S. Welker. ROW II: S. Wandrei, B Sherer, D. I-lively, K. Crull, E. Gillespie. The most important function of our school is naturally the class work and on the following pages can be seen the students and teachers at work. Each student has the opporutnity of choosing one or more of the nine curricula offered. They are Agriculture, Academic, Secretarial, Business Management, General, Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Fine Arts, and Science. AA A e I U W 72 V f if N Therefore, Q- :QL Economics is the study of problems that arise in connection with the efforts of people to make 2. living. Ready . . . TYPE! No judgments, please! -vw r Excellent perfume! Et tu Brute. Alemende left with your left: hand. Necesita Vd. ayuda? ' Se 5 5 -. 'Life is fun at 16 months. Happy birthday, dear Phyllis . . . -, wu.alnmxl1i: - . :evffff2 V? . To sleep? Oh, no! Merry Christmas to all, and to all . . . Now Will an x-ray help? g L i i'l : an ,, mg Have you registered? Vi I V Z gi 1 3 Vl'll J M 2 s iggvffgkg ' QwMQNefQQ , ' 7 A Vi:--f 7, 4 'M' q WL fm-...,...... 7 II I A utside Workers Fill 'ex up! Jerry Brandon and Ronnie Beyers. May I help you? Phyllis Sheets, Cormie Greene, Sandra Kase, and Stanley Shafer. 'M':g'1 'I Off for a day in the country. ROW I: Don Long, Alan Kneadler, Harold 'IR1lly. ROW II: Bob Krintz, Brice Crowel. ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE CLASS OF 57 ALPHA, SANDRA MAE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Lunch Tickets 11, 12: Prom Committee 11. BAKER, DORA ARLIENE- Spanish 10, Vice -President 11, President 12: GAA 10: Dramatics 11, 12: Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Usher Play 11: Tomahawk 12: Tiogan: Plays 12: Library Assistant 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12. BEITRAM, DENNIS F.-Auto 10, President 11, President 12: Science 12: Braves 10,11,12: Play Committee 12: Election Board 12. BEYERS, RONALD LLOYD- Science 11, 12: Auto Club 11, 12: Braves 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Play Committee 12: Election Board,12: Football 11, 12: Basketball Student Manager 11, 12: Track 11, 12: Vice-President Band Club 11: President Class 12: Vice-President Student Council 12. BOWSHER, BARBARA LOUISE- Sunshine 10, 11, Treasurer 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Spanish 12: Prom Commit- tee 11: Tiogan 12: Election Board 12. BOYB2, JUDITH ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA Secretary 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Homecoming Queen 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 11: Class Treasurer 10, 11, 12. BRANDON, THOMAS JERRY- Braves 10, 11, President 12: -Spanish 10, 11: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10: Track 10, 12: BAA 10, 11: Outdoor 10: Auto 12: Treasurer Student Council 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 11, 12: Science 12: Light Monitor 11: Basketball Usher 11, 12: Youth Center Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Play Usher 11. CARNEY, JOHN CALVIN- Elgin Academy 11: Braves 10, 12: Spanish 10, 12: Outdoor 10. CARR, KAY ARLENE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Band 10: Tomahawk 10, 11, 12: Homecoming Court 12: Tiogan: Office Assistant 11, 12: Living Picture 11, 12: Election Board 12. CHRISOP, JOHN- Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10: Auto 11, 12: Band Club 10, 11: Science 12: Play Com- mittee 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Election Board 12. CONRAD, REBECCA KAY- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Science 10, 12: Folklore Secretary-Treasurer 11: GAA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 11: Plays 12: Readings 10, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Tiogan 12: Office Assistant 12: Light Monitor 10, 11: Homecoming Committee 12: Election Board. COOPER, GARY- Braves 10, 11, 12: Agriculture 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, 11, 12. COURTNEY, LaRUE CALVIN- Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 11, 12: Spanish 10: Science 11, 12: Boys' Cho- rus 10: Mixed Chorus 10. V CROWEL, BRICE S.-Braves 10, 11, 12: Agriculture 10, 11, 12: FFA 11, Treasurer 12: Auto 12. CRULL, KHXINETH- Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10, 11, 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 11, 12. DELLINGER, DAVID LARRY- Braves 10, Secretary Treasurer 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 11: Play 10: Auto 12: Outdoor 10, 11: Science 10, 11, 12: T- Ten 12. DELLINGE2, DONNA LOIS- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 10: GAA 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Cho- rus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 12: Prom Committee 11: Tomahawk 12: Tiogan: Librarian 10, 12. DIMMITT, CHARLES EUGENE- Braves 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, ll, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: T-Ten 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11, 12: BAA 10, 11: Dramatics Club 12. DITTMAN, SHARON LYNNE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 10. 11, 12: FHA 10, Secretary 11, President 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Office Assistant 12: Library Assistant 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12. DRAPER, CLARENCE- Knightstown 10, 11: Braves 12: Auto 12: Science 12. FRY, JANICE SHARLENE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, ll, President 12: Prom Commit- tee 11. FUNK, WILLIAM JAMES- Braves 10, 11, 12: Folklore Vice-President 11: Auto 11, 12: Science 12: Out- door 10: Election Board 12: Play Committee 12. GILLESPIE, EDWIN- Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10, 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 12: Football Manager 10, 11: Student Basketball Manager 11. GIRTZ, MARVIN D.- Braves 10, 11, 12: Spanish 10, 12: Latin 10: Science 10, 11: Dramatics 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Assitant Tiogan Editor: Bulletin Boards 10, 11: Prom Com- mittee ll: Play Committee 11: Readings 10, 11, 12: Plays 12: State High School Achievement Test 10, 11, 12: Homecoming Committee 12. GREENE, CONNIE LOUISE- Living Picture 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Commencement Usher 11: Play Committee 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Youth Center Committee 12: Home- coming Committee 12: Tiogan. HALL, JOHN BLAIR- Braves 10, 11, 12: BAA 10, 11: Outdoor 12: Science 12: FFA 10, 11: Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Living Picture 12. HAMM, DONALD - Band 12: Outdoor Club 10, 11: President Photography 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Braves 10, 11, 12: Tiogan. 80 HARDBSTY, TOM- Braves 10, Vice-President 11, 12: Science 10, 11, 12: BAA 10, 11: Auto 12: Play Com- mittee 11: Prom Committee 11: Youth Center Committee 10, 11: Football 10, 11, 12: Track 10, 11, 12: Tio- gan Staff. HARRIS, BETTIE ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, 11: Dramatics 12: Tiogan 12: Girl Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Living Pictures 12: Band 10, 11. HEINY, MARY IO- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11, Play Com- mittee 11: Plays 12: Reading 12: Girls' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Youth Center Committee 10, 11: Homecoming Court 10, 11, 12: Tomahawk 11: Tiogan 12: Office Assistant 12: Class Secretary 11, 12. HOUSER, RETHA JOY- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11. 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11. HURLEY, THELMA FAYE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Spanish 10, 11: Vice President 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Girls' Chorus 12: Prom Committee 11: Plays 12: Reading 12: Office Assistant 12: Lunch Room Tickets 11, 12: Tiogan staff 12: Yell Leader 10. INFANTE, ROGER- Braves 10, 11, 12: Spanish 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 10, 11, 12: Plays 12: Reading 12: Boys' Chorus 10: Mixed Chorus 10: Tiogan Staff. JENNINGS, SHIRLEY ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 12: FI-lA 10, Historian 12: Dramatics 10: Prom Com- mittee 11: Play Committee 11, 12: Miss Probasco's Secretary 12. JOHNSON, ESTHER ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, Vice-President 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 11: Plays 12: Reading 12: Girls' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Yell leader 11, 12: Tomahawk 11, 12: Light Monitor 12. JUDY, SHIRLEY ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, Reporter 11, Treasurer 12: Prom Committee 11: Girls' Chorus 11, 12 : Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Plays 12: Reading 12: Tomahawk 12: Tlogan 12: Office Assistant 11: Light Monitor 12: Miss Jackson's Secretary 12: Election Board 12. KASE, SANDRA ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10,,11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12. KBZNODLE, JAMES GORDON- Braves 12: Auto 12: Science 12: Plays 12: Reading 12: Election Board 12, KNEADLER, ALAN - Braves 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11: President 12: Outdoor 11: Auto 12. KRINTZ ROBERT FREEMAN- Play 12: Band 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11. 12: Play Committee 11: Auto 12: FFA 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10, 11: Braves 10, 11. 12. KUCKUCK, LYNN- Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10, Auto 11: Camera 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12: Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 11: Tiogan 12: Prom Committee 11: Athletic Assistant 10, 11: Usher. LAWSON, WILLO BEE- Kentucky 10, 11: Sunshine 12: GAA 12: FHA 153. LONG, DON- Braves 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11, Vice-President 12: Auzo Club 10, 11, 12: Election Board 12: Play Usher 11. MAHONEY, PHYLLIS KAYB- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12: T-Ten 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Light Monitor 10: Li- brary Assistant 10: Tomahawk 10, 11, 12: Tiogan 12: Plays 12: Readings 12: Student Secretary 10, 11. MANN, DONA- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Plays 12: Reading 12: Youth Center Committee 11: Play Committee 11. MILES, DICK- Braves 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, 11, 12: Science 10, Secretary 11, 12: Play Committee 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Football 10, 11, Captain 12: Basketball 10: Track 10, 11, 12: Tomahawk 10, 11: Tiogan 12: Youth Center Committee 12. MILLER, MARY MARLENE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, ll, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Gir1s'Chot'us 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Play Committee 12. MILLIGAN, CAROL JEAN- Girls' Chorus 10, ll, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, Vice -President 11, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Golden Throats 10, 11, 12: Tiogan 12: Spanish 12: Election Board 12: FHA 10, 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Student Secretary 12: 'Round About Roosevelt 12. MOHLER, JAMES TI-KJMAS- Braves 10, 11, 12: Science 12: Auto 12: Band Club 10, 11: Baud 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Boys'Choi-us 10, 11, 12: T-Ten 10, 11, 12: Golden Throars 10, 11, 12: Track Mana- ger 10, 11, 12: Football Manager 11, 12: Outdoor 10, 11: Play Committee 11, 12: Librarian 11. MULLENDORE, JOY ANN- Delphi 10, 11: Sunshine 12: GAA 12: FHA 12. NICELY, DAVID M.- Braves 10, 11, 12: SP3Hf-51110, ll: BAA 11: Outdoor 10: Auto 12: Science 12: Youth Center Committee 12: Vice-President Class 12: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10: Track 11. NICHOLS, MARY L.- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 12: Librarian 11, 12: Tiogan. PALNIK, JEAN- Sunshine 10,11,l2: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Tomahawk 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Prom Committee 11: Light Monitor 11. PEARSON, RAYMOND GENE-Braves 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, ll: Science 10, 11, 12: Photography 12: Play Committee 11: Prom Committee 11: Cross Country 10, ll, 12: Basketball Manager 10, 11, 12: Track 11, 12. POE, ALICE LOUISE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 11, 12: Dramatics 10: Fl-LA 10.11.125 Office Assistant 12: Prom Committee 11: Living Picture. RANDALL, SANDRA JO- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, ll: Spanish 12: Dramatics 10, 11, Treasurer 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 11: Plays 12: Reading 12: Majorette 10, 11, 12: Tiogan: Office Assistant 12. RING, DAVID F. - Braves 10, 11, 12: Science 10, 11, President 12: Photography 12: Outdoor 10, 11: Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 11: Class President 10: Play Committee 12: Cross Country 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11, 12: Golf 10: Track 10: Light Monitor 12: Tiogan 12. ROBINSON, JOHN D. - Braves 10, 11, 12: BAA 10, 11, 12: Spanish 11: Science 12: Auto 12: Boys' Chorus 12: Mixed Chorus 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 12: Cross Country 11, 12: Track 11, 12: Football Manager 12. SALOMON, WANDA- Band 10, 11, 12: Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11: GAA 10, 11, 12: Spanish 12: Tiogan Staff. SANDERS, JERRY M.- Braves 10, 11, 12: Auto 11: Band Club 10, 11: Band 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 12: Science 12: Outdoor 10: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Readings 12: Play 12. SHAFER, STANLEY L. - Braves 10, 12: Spanish 10, 12: BAA 10, 12: Auto 12: Play Committee 12. SHEETS, PHYLLIS ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, President 12: Folklore Secretary 10, President 11: FHA 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Plays 12: Commencement Usher 11: Prom Committee 11: Tiogan Staff 12: Guidance Assistant 12: Tomahawk staff 10, 11, 12: Readings 10,, 12: Student Council Secretary 12. SHELL, PATRICIA KAY- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Fl-lA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 11, 12: Tiogan Editor 12: Plays 12: Reading 12: Play Committee 12: Youth Center Committee 11. SHERER, ROBEIT EUGENE- Braves 10, 11, 12: Spanish 10: Science 11, 12: BAA 10: Outdoor 11: Auto 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Football 10, 11, 12: Basketball 10, 11: Track 10, 11, 12: Class President 11: Student Council Presdient 12. SIGMAN, ALICE JOY- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Tio- gan: Tomahawk 12. SPACKMAN, JAMES WILLIAM- Braves 10, 11, 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10: Auto 11: Photography Vice-President 12: Play Committee 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Tiogan Photographer. SPEER, PATRICIA- Pen Pall 10, 11: Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11: Tomahawk 10, 11. SPRUNGER, ROBERT- Braves 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, 11, 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Band 11, 12: Election Board 12. TOLLEY, DAVID A.-Braves 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11, Sentinel 12: Outdoor 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11. TULLY, HAROLD P. -Braves 10, 11, 12: Outdoor 10, 11, 12: FFA 10, 11, Secretary 12. URBAN, MARTHA ANN-Sunshine 10, 11, Vice-President 12: FHA 10, 11: GAA 10, 11: Auto 12: Spanish 12: Tomahawk Editor 12, Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 10, 11, 12: T-10 10, 11, 12. VAN METER, LYNNE ANN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11: Dramatic 12: Library As- sistant 10, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Play Committee 11: Tomahawk 10, 11, 12. WANDREI, SHARON- Sunshine, 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, Treasurer 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Tiogan 12: Light Monitor 12: Office Assistant 12. WATKINS, PEDUITA- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Play Committee: Tiogan Staff: Girls' State 12. , WELKER, SHARON LEE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: GAA 10, 11: FHA 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 12: Girls' Chorus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Prom Committee 11: Light Monitor 12: Tiogan Staff 12. WENDT, BILL- Chicago 10, 11: Braves 12: Science 12. WILCOXON, NANCY CARMEN- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Science Club 10, 12: FHA 10: GAA 10, 11: Spanish 11, Camera Club Secretary 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 10, 11, 12: Band 10, 11, 12. WILEY, LARRY D. - Braves 10, 11, 12: Auto 10, 11, Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Play Committee 11. WILSON, DAVID- Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Boys' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Golden Throats 12: Golf 11, 12: Tio- gan 12: Play 10, 12: Science Club 10, 11, 12: Outdoor Club 10, 11: Dramatics 12: Student Council Committee. WILSON, VIRGINIA RAE- Sunshine 10, 11, 12: Dramatics 10, 11, 12: FHA 10, 11, 12: Girls' Chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Plays 12: Reading 12: Tiogan Staff: Youth Center Committee 12: Mr. Pow- len's assistant 12. WILTSE, STEVE- Braves 11, 12: Outdoor 11: Auto 12: BAA 11: Latin 12: Prom Committee 11, Boys' Cho- rus 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 11, 12: Election Board 12. WOOLDRIDGE, WILBUR L.-Braves 10, 11, 12: Damatics 10, 11, President 12: Science 10, 11, 12: Bul- letin Board 11, 12: Showcases 10, 11, 12: Boys' chorus 10, 11, 12: Mixed Chorus 10, 11, 12: Tomahawk 10, Tiogan Staff: Prom Committee: Play Committee 11: Plays 12: Reading 10, 11, 12: District Speech Contest 11: Cross Country: Football Manager 10. HUTUGHHPHS I 83 1 AY is x ln 1 L fuk f X Sy. .f K x, W K- . Q. .. x N - 'V Q f,.,,.fw .- Fw N Q W FMR sw IW X ,kg QQ, f f if Y X K , K K s ,, V kt . -- a'- in-ig, 'ff Y .M , N 4 '-:ly ,Z . - 4 g , ,. 'L , Y: ' . . . 1 w V .-f' . ,mi . s. f . 'v '1 . ' ' .xo ' 'H' -. rr- ' x