Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Penrod, and eleven new teachers were introduced to the l700 Royertonites. One can hardly deny that the classroom and its functions are the nuclei of any school. Yet, it is evident that the many other activities ofa high school are the sustaining factors which strike a comparatively equal balance between the humdrum and the lively. The old adage All work and no play make Jack a dull boy, cannot be applied to Royerton High School. Experiences in extracurricular activities at R.H.S. provide endless opportunities for fun and friendship. The clubs, dances, and other school func- tions furnish outlets for our excess time and energy. Many students participate in the band, choir, glee clubs, and many other organizations. A broad athletic program teaches us the value of sportsmanship. Both boys and girls have opportunity for physical development through an indoor-outdoor sports schedule. These activities, combined in a well balanced manner, provide the student with rich experiences that will add to his mental and physical stature. Each class engages in various projects in addition to routine scholastic functions. Underclassmen are busy with money-making schemes for the eagerly awaited senior trip. By participating in these activities, pupils learn the arts of co-operation and self- adiustment. TABLE OF CONTENTS Opening Section ..,... Sports ...... Activities ..... People .,... Advertisement ...... Mrs. Werner and Mr. Harris take time out to catch up on the news. When Royerton's expanding student body crowded its way out of the high school assembly, the school officials began to realize the pressing demand for nine classrooms. The building received not only a new face lifting, but additional new school furniture was placed in several of the classrooms. Need for a larger typing room resulted in another new look. Two classrooms were merely rearranged and presto -this accommodation made available space for ten new typewriters. Thirty-two adiustable typing desks were placed in the room. A new principal's office was re-located in the iunior high building, one of the classrooms being partitioned for this purpose. A time-saving device, in the form ofa public address system, was installed for the new school year. Speakers were located throughout the building including the elemen- tary rooms, ianitors' rooms, cafeteria, and the gym. 4 The young and the young at heart all join in the fun of the iunior carnival. ...L.........L,,,,.,,, Y: What! Home work tonight! Judy Holdren, Martha DeWitt, Judy Jett. IN VARICUS ACTIVITIES Royertonites take time out to have a coke and to exchange notes during intermission of the Roman Rock, Latin Club record hop. fw Ea ,sa rj 1 I-N 'Y' , fc F351 Nd sv Studious students ponder over assign- ments in school library? Library activities range from day dreaming to checking book- keeping figures. Mr. Carl Rarick discussed Biblical History and characters lt is really easy, Charlie, seems to be with his twenty-one Bible students. what Mrs. Helen Showalter is saying to Charlie Lamb, Senior. 5 WHERE WE PREPARE FOR THE Wallace Swearingen labors overa What's in a name? Mrs. Showalter drafting assignment-round and round, ponders as Jack Underwood signs up and downg where he goes, no one autograph. knows. if ln... ,s Nw.. an -KVXHNQW? Giving speeches is hard Judy Leslie studies dili- Jim S t r o u d and Dick work as Ogal Claspell finds gently in the library. McKinley experiment in chem- out in English IV. istry-danger-run for cover. FUTURE IN THE CLASSRCOM Side AE:side BD. Plane geometry l students prove theorem. Hunt and peck? Not these lassies! Typ- ing II improves speed and skill. Tinniat, tinniat, tintinabulation . . . Mrs. Showalter rehearses Latin l class for Christmas program. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Eighth grade home ec girls Todciy's Secretary. Left to learn culinary urls' right: Mary Burt, Diann Nixon, and Ruth Graves. Now the carburetor is to . . . Mr. Posey lets driver's training students in on secrets of auto's mechanism. Through the kitchen window. Cafeteria cooks and dietitian. HIGHLIGHTING HEALTH In the interest of safety to the pupils, a school intirmary was established this year. Situated in the iunior high building, the tirst aid room is equipped for minor iniuries. Mrs. Carolyn Buchanan, R.N., is on duty throughout the day. She works under the authorization of Doctor Richard Ko, school doctor, who is on call for serious emergencies. Doctor Ko also directs the school immunization program. Mrs. Buchanan treated over 1500 students in a three month period, averag- ing 26 daily. The greatest number treated in one day was 44. These ailments includ- ed almost everything from a horsebite to a toothache. Moreover, several teachers and cafe- teria cooks have taken advantage ofthe services offered by the intirmary. The most common illness among teachers? You guessed it-a headache! Everything looks crawlish-new miscropscope demonstrated by 8 Prof Stebbins. . v, 1 5' f- ' s i . ,X K 1 . .4 .g -x i it ,f f . Now this won't hurt, Mrs. Buchanan assures seventh grader, Donald Shaw. Jim Stroud, iunior, acts as master of ceremonies for the Lincoln Day convocation. Boom, Boom the Drums repeats James Mans- tield's junior literature class. The students read this poem during the Lincoln Day Convocation. , FJ . , Robert Mitchum, director of music, introduces the Wabash College Glee Club. The group presented a variety concert to the iunior and senior high schools. ., - fi.,- EQ .553 . Members of the combined iunior and senior high school Boys' Glee Club perform forthe Lin- coln Day Convocation. Mrs. Treva Riggin directs, while Danny Kidd, sophomore, accompanies the group. A series of convocations were scheduled forthe year l956-57 to develop and broaden the students' interests. The convocation committee, who was ap- pointed by Mr. Penrod, brought to the pupils several timely and entertaining programs. Robert Mitchum and his Wabash College Glee Club appeared early in the fall. Rev. Arthur McDavitt presented a convo in February commemorating Abraham Lincoln. Roy- ertonites, themselves, participated in a panel discus- sion, How Do Other Countries Feel Toward the United States. History ll and lll students represented such nations as Egypt, England, and Germany. Members of the Convo Committee were Mr. Phillips, Mrs. Showalter, Mr. Miller, Mrs. Quick, Miss Richardson, and Mrs. Morris. 9 JANET RAY HARVEST FESTIVAL QUEEN Fun cmd frolic, good times, and renewed acquaintances highlighted the fifth annual homecoming of R.H.S. The festive occasion began with a bonfire, pep rally, and a brilliant display of fireworks. The main attraction of the evening was the pigskin tilt involving the undefeated Redbirds and the Fairmount Quakers. The Redbirds' victory chain remained unbroken, as they handed the Quakers a 33 to O defeat. Both the iunior and senior high school bands united in presenting the halftime show, entitled Harvest Day. The crowning of the queen, Janet Ray, and the presentation of her court, Jean Wil- liams, Joanna Graves, and Dian Green followed the colorful halftime program. The queen and her court reigned throughout the Harvest Festival dance. WHERE WE STUDY BEAUTY f W9 WHERE SENIOR ACTIVITIES ARE What is the Senior Year? . . . the final chapter in a twelve year book . . . a chapter composed of a series of first and last times . . . a chapter filled with a mixture of emotions and events. . . the last chapter in a book of memories . . . memories . . . made of this . . . the butter- fly feeling in the pit of your stomach as you boarded the bus for the Senior trip . . . the stuffed pork-chops in Williamsburg . . . moonlight on the Potomac . . . Wash- ington . . . New York City . . . the subway, Yankee Stadium, and the United Nations . . . the feeling that 'it was all a dream' as you stepped oft the train in Muncie . . . home . . . the feeling of self-confidence on the first day of school . . . Senior pictures . . . the last homecom- ing. . .as students, not alumni, of R.H.S .... College Board Tests . . . the Christmas holidays . . . decorating the school Christmas tree . . . the Spiritual Cantata . . . Nativity scene portrayed by Seniors . 'ix l The lighter side of Christmas Behind the scenes Pfepamllon I2 A SERIES OF FIRSTS AND LASTS Preparation for College Night Today's autographs-Tomorrow's memories The second . . . and last, semester . . . January Feelings of depression, inditterence, lethargy . . . February . . . a brighter outlook . . . College Night . . . the Guidance Department . . . calling cards . . . the last band show . . . Civics field trips . . .the Mickey-Mouse Club . . . Honor Society . . . the last ball game . . . the Senior play . . . the final April Showers . . . examinations . . . Senior Day . . .the prom . . . parties . . . Baccaulaureate . . . Com- mencement . . . the end . . . and the beginning . . . Singing Senior-airs 13 SHALL I??? Nancy Lane, dropping MX l-2-3 KICK!! Marcia Murphy, Carolyn Ritchie, Pat Waldo, and Janet Smith, Rock 'n' Roll entertainers. her ideas in the Student Council sug- gestion box. ll U oo Oh Happy Day!! Linda Lamb, Nancy Lane, and Sally Fisher, dancers in the Junior Carnival Music David Budd, Show, Leanne Lane, Merrill Crouch, Jean Williams, and John Unger sing their version of You're the Cream In My CoFfee. nuuuu A iob with variety-OOF!! Bob Combs, Larry Smith, Kenneth Wil- liams, Doub Osborne, and Bob King observing Earl King's Can- Can routine. A CROSSROADS OF SOCIETY Delivering Thanksgiving baskets to needy families in the l community was one ofthe many projects of the Future Home- makers. The girls collected and delivered ten baskets of food. Miss McCoskey and Mr. Mansfield take time from their busy day to exchange notes. Every Homemaker should know how to entertain.. . Noon activities center around the Mrs. Wanda Hughes tips off her eighth grade home candy room. economics girls on the techniques of party giving. I5 Assignments, dummy sheets, deadlines-Review Editors' typical indecesions pondered by Jane Wil- son, standing, Editor-in-Chief, and Judy Wine, seated, Managing Editor. Left to right: Diane Nixon, Darlene Smenner, and Phyllis Salisbury screen Pics for Panorama. We sincerely hope you, the reader, enioy the 1957 Panorama. lt is essentially three books in one: a history book, a reference book, and a memory book. In this annual, we strived to combine all these facts and relate a story. THIS IS ROYERTON! 16 our school. JOURNALISM Glue on hands and clothes-strenuous picture schedules-deadline dilemma-all this and more was involved in planning and producing the Panorama. Only the person who has witnessed the year as a iournalism class member knows the fun and work involved. Now we can breathe a sigh of relief and mutter a word of praise to those who really deserve it. There were times when the work was piled so high it seemed impossible to complete. But our thanks goes to Mr. Phillips for devoting his time and eFforts in helping produce this annual. Headaches and problems by the giant economy size go into the making of a school annual. Panorama problems confront co-editors, David Miller, seated, and Mac Teboe, standing. Cropping, copy, and cutlines . . . Left to right: Lois Chisman, Copy Editor, Donna Smelser, Sports Editor, and Nila Emenhiser and Rita Kemmer, Copy Editors. PLAYS AN IMPCRTANT ROLE Ovknnunorsm as -h Jane Wilson, left, and Janet Ray, right, get into the swing of things as they start preparing endless copy. Standing, Paul Windsor and Layout Editor, Larry Morris, seated, discuss duties. Layout and advertising con- Grade Editors, Janet Cassell and Melva Yost, work fronted by Nellie Edrington and with Sports Editor, Tom Bruin, and Linda Matson to Kenneth Smith. speed Panorama to printer. FW of Committee members forthe Sweethearts' Ball, sponsored by the F.H.A. and Hi-Y, are busily decorat- ing the backdrop forthe semi-formal affair. Please, play 'Young Love,' Jack. This was among numerous requests heard by Jack Under- wood, WOWO DJ, who spun platters for the Roman Rock. Rock Everybody Rock-Royertonites enioy rock- 5enl0 , l9UCheS MTS- Sho Diane Nixon, senior, and Mr. Penrod appear to be sharing a private laugh at the Latin Club record hop, the Roman Rock. Go, Cat, Go - Doug Reed, walter in'n'rollin' to the platters spun by DJ Jack Under- the lalesl Vocklnl roll Slep- wood at the Latin Club record hop. S P 0 R R T S FCDOTBALL- SPCDRT SEASON'S CPENER The fall of 1956 saw the Redbirds capture their fourth straight M.V.C. championship title and in addition, com- plete their second consecutive undefeated season. Royerton grid men were under the excellent guidance of coach Bob Baker and his new assistant, Wally Gartee. Grim determination along with an unyielding desire to win enabled the Redbirds to reach the highest peak of the school's football history. Playing a tough eight game schedule, the Redbirds scored a total of 208 points for an average of 26 points per game. Defensively they yielded only 44 points to their opponents for an average of 5.5 per game. Royer- ton scored 25 of 31 TD's by rushing, four by passing, and two by pass interceptions. Eight members of this year's football squad were selected to the Mississinewa Valley all conference teams. Those selected for first team were Tom Bruin, halfback, Don Stamper, end, Charley Hillman, fullback, Bruce Crockett, tackle and Ogal Claspell, guard. Second team members included Norm Locke, quarterback, Mac Teboe, halfback and Mike Kerper, end. Once again congratulations are in order to Bob Baker and his i956 varsity football squad for completing their second consecutive undefeated season and capturing their fourth M.V.C. championship title. First Row: Don Stamper, Ogal Claspell, Don Absher, Mac Teboe, Del- bert Waugh, Don Kiger. Second Row: Mike Kerper, Tom Bruin, Joe Walker, Guy Konkle, Ron Gray, Max Stacey, Charley Lamb. Third Row: Earl King, Larry Smith, Bernie Smith, Ron Reitenour, Jim Shaffer, Bruce Penrod. Fourth Row: Norm Locke, Jack Sharp, Charley Hillman, Dan Green, John Unger, Earnia Slusher, Bruce Crockett. Fifth Row: Head coach Bob Baker, managers Jim Hillman, Phil Mills, Dick Hall, Dave Green, assistant coach Wally Gartee. 20 i A A 3 i I - Xl Q X S Si 5 5 ln- .Ll '3 .kwa r' Hillman, Slusher, Bruin, Unger, Teboe, and Locke receiving Linemen: Stamper backfield instructions from head coach, Bob Baker. Crockett, and Claspell Quarterback, Norm Locke, gain- Tom Bruin, halfback, breaking loose in ing a few yards in the Royerton vs, the Redbird 35-l 2 defeat over Hartford Fairmount tilt. City. Lineman: Waugh, Walker, B. Smith, Kerper and line coach, Wally Gartee. Penrod demonstrating kicking techniques to teammates Kiger, Absher, Reitenour Green, and Stacey. Linemen: L. Smith, Lamb, King, Shatter, Sharp, Konkle, and Gray. Athletic director, football coaches, and players attending honorary banquet. ROYERTON FOOTBALL RECORD Roye rton 28 Alexandria l3 7 Portland 0 54 Eastern 6 l9 Mississinewa 0 7 Winchester 7 33 Fairmount 0 25 Jackson Central 6 35 Hartford City I2 7 wins, 0 losses, I tie Ten players had a hand in the scoring. Bruin was tops with 66 points on nine TDs and 12 PATs. Players Bruin Unger Hillman Stomper Teboe Slusher Kerper Locke Green Kiger TDs PATS Total 9 I 2 66 6 2 38 4 3 27 4 0 24 3 1 19 2 O l 2 l 2 8 I 1 7 l 0 6 0 l 'l Redbirds' '56 and '57 varsity basketball team: Kneeling: Loyd Penrod, principal, coaches Gordon StauFfer and Myron Dickerson. Standing: Slusher, Penrod, Kerper, Bruin, Wright, Combs, Crockett, Unger, Budd, Locke, and Teboe. REDBIRDS SEE ACTION ON THE HARDWGOD The 1956-57 varsity basketball team had a difficult time converting from the gridiron to the basketball court. This factor, along with the team's inability to hit their free throws, accounted forthe Redbird's slow start. However, with the coming of the county tourney, coaches, Gordon Stauffer and Myron Dickerson, prepped their boys to the peak of their season's play. After defeating Center, Harrison, and Cowan, the Red- birds advanced to the final game in the tourney, losing to Gaston by a close score of 60 to 53. The Redbirds scored a total of 1388 points this season for an average of 57.83 points per game. Oddly 24 enough, their opponents amassed the same number of points. Much of the team's success came from a well balanced scoring attack. The Redbirds who scored over 200 points were Bruin with 283, Locke with 261, and Combs with 230. Also pushing the 200 point bracket was Wright with 193. After reaching their stride, the Redbirds continued to play a winning brand of basketball. Although their sea- son record was only fair, the Redbirds displayed the true marks of sportsmanship and put forth their best efforts in each and every game. One hundred and sixty-tive strong, the girls' pep club played an important part in urging our Redbirds to victory this season. The club yelled at all home games and went to the Mississinewa and York- town ball games. Tourney time found the cheering block the center of attention. Clever skits and tunes were composed to popular TV slogans and songs, in- cluding HG r e e n D o o r, l Dreamed, Cindy, Oh Cindy, and The Money Tree. Mrs. Mildred Marcus sponsored and directed the organization. 1' ' v If Coach Gordon Stoufter yelling instruc- tions ot the boys. Loyup attempt by Tom Bruin in county tourney. Good defensive effort by Bob Combs during the Royerton vs. Center contest VARSITY BASKETBALL Eaton Mississinewo Portlond Gaston Hornson Dunkhk Albany Akxondno Yorktown Lope Eaton Center lTourneyl HornsonlTourneyl Cowan lTourneyl Gaston lTourneyl Parker Winchester Selma Middletown Center Fohmoum Eastern Center lTourneyl EotonlTourneyl We 56 54 61 62 54 53 79 51 58 51 61 50 59 61 53 45 60 80 53 68 68 34 56 61 They 72 82 52 65 50 55 52 61 59 56 71 38 53 54 60 71 61 64 57 61 49 32 51 62 l l Second team action on home floor. Girls' basketball team, Joanie Graves, Lois Chisman, Sarona Feeney, Leona Evans, Janet Ray, and Donna Smelser. Redbird second team: Kneeling: Coach Myron Dicker- son, Mickey Mixell, student manager Jerry Budd, Dick Resler, coach Gordon Staufier. Standing: Dan Green, Jack Yoder, Bernard Smith, Allan Stoner, Earl King, Mike Ertel, Mike Zoll. Freshman team: Buddy Clark, coach Myron Dickerson, Mac Kimble. Back: Pete Duncan, Fred Fodrea, Dick Owens, Phil Prevost Bruce Powers, Ed Livingston, Jerry Harvey, Everett Stomper, Tom Brand, Jim Hall, Dick John- son, Bob Swoveland. Redbird Wrestling squad-Front Row: Harold Gregory, Don Absher, Ed Leicht, Tom Alexander, Larry Moore, Jerry Collins, and Dick Ellis. Second Row: student mana er Jim Hillman, Bob Resler, Ogal Claspell, Don Falls, Jim Walker MATMEN IN ACTION Under the supervision of their new coach, Wally Gartee, the 1956-57 Wrest- ling squad seta new school record by win- ning 9 of 13 regularly scheduled matches. Highlighting the season's record was a fifth place win in Muncie Sectional meet. Team members who placed in the section- al were Ed Leicht, iunior, 103 pound class, third place, Ogal Claspell, senior, 145 pound class, fourth place, Howard Estep, senior, 165 pound class, fourth place, and Charles Hillman, junior, 175 pound class, fourth place. Ed Leicht, junior, set a new school record by winning 12 of 13 matches, ten of which were pins. 9 1 Bill Crockett, and John McCoy. Buck Row: Ronnie Gray, Jack Weist, Marty Gray, Charles Lamb, Charles Hillman, Howard Estep, and coach Wally Gartee. Heavyweight Charley Lamb taking down a Fort Wayne C. C. man. Don Absher pinning his opponent. 4 get I ii...-1 Another Redbird in action against Fort Wayne C.C. WRESTLING SCOREBOARD Royerton 34 Bluffton 16 Royerton 13 Decatur Central 34 Royerton 34 New Castle 16 Royerton 34 Fort Wayne C. C. 11 Royerton 38 Bluttton 16 Royerton 41 Fort Wayne C. C. 11 Royerton 21 Richmond 27 Royerton 20 Marion 30 Royerton 42 Madison Heights 8 Royerton 33 New Castle 19 Royerton 48 New Carlisle 5 Royerton 18 Peru 28 Royerton 46 New Carlisle 6 w Cross country team-Front Row: Mickey Mixell, Paul Windsor, Ed Livingston, and Carl Noble. Second Row: Coach Gordon StauFfer, Dave Budd, Allan Stoner, Bob Harvey, and Jim Hall. For the most part, the 56-57 Redbirds had a very successful sports season. Sports- manship, desire, and ability on the part of each athlete helped to accomplish this feat. However, our boys needed the full support of the coaches, student managers, faculty members, and student body. Special recog- nition should also be given to our athletic director, Harold Hutchison, and principal, Loyd Penrod, for their help in making the sports' season a successful one. Junior high team Front Row: Pierson, Petty, Shackleford, Pyle, and McElroy, manager. Second Row: Ring, Stoner, Unger, Geller, and De Bord. Third Row: Coach Dickerson, Hayden, Pittenger, Butler, Gray, and Johnson. Junior high cheerleaders-Peggy Fullhart Stella Jordan, Pat Hall, and Susan Pittenger el All conference football players-Kneeling: Locke, Stomper, Teboe, and Kerper. Standing: Bruin, Hillman, Claspell, and Crockett. as N Football coaches mapping outa new ploy. TO THE VICTORS G0 THE SPOILS A view ofthe Redbird trophy case. 'Come on let's win,' say varsity cheerleaders at county tourney. Varsity cheerleaders Sally Fisher, Janet Coach Staufter apparently disa- Michael, Marcia Murphy, Janet Ray, and greed with that call. Lois Chisman. 30 A T I V I T I E X... Snowflake Serenade, Spanish Club Dance, one of the year's social highlights. Dave Miller crowns queen, Sally Fisher while Margy Burt does the honors for king, Mac Teboe. G.A.A. OFFICERS Left to right: Donna Smelser, president, Sara Lamb, treasurer, Judy Barbor, secretary, and Sally Fisher, vice-president. SPANISH CLUB President .,,....A4,...u.... David Miller Vice-President .,.u....,s,. Margy Burt Secretary .....,s .,,.,. D iann Nixon Treasurer ,.,.. ,.... B ecky Beaty GAA Point Secretaries decide point requirements Seated left to right: Jan Cross, sophomore, Janet Ray senior, Margy Burt, iunior. Standing: Barbara Harvey freshman. FFA OFFICERS Seated: Warren Groscost, treasurer, Jack Gantz, president, and Larry Shirey, secretary. Standing: N Larry Owens, reporter, Gordon Wright, vice-presi- I dent, and Larry Meeks, sentinel. wiv Xw JUNIOR CHAPTER - FHA OFFICERS First row: Jackie Fager, vice-president, Teresa Hoskins, editor. Second Row: Roberta Fenwick, parlia- mentarian, and Thelma Warren, president. Last Row: Emmajean Towles, treasurer, Pat Stephens, secretary, Lois Sayers, song leader, and Sharon Vincent, historian. SCIENCE CLUB OFFICERS First Row: Jane Wilson, reporter, and Lucinda Shirey, vice-president. Second Row: Gary Ayers, secretary, Larry Morris, president. Last Row: Don Kem, treasurer, and Lance Riggin, librarian. FHA OFFICERS - SENIOR CHAPTER First Row: Marcia Johnson, historian, Melva Yost, song leader, and Pat Fen- wick, secretary. Second Row: Nancy Watkins, vice-president, Judy Wine, editor, and Jane Wilson, president. Last Row:Janet Burns, treasurer, Pat Dillon, parliamentarian, and Nellie Edrington, historian. Varsity Club olticers point out first Redbird trophies. Left to right are Tom Bruin, president, Ronnie Gray, secretary, David Budd, treasurer, and Bruce Crockett, vice-president. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS President ....,,.,...,,,.......i,i7,.... Tom Alexander Vice-president ....... ....,.....,.,.. J oanie Graves Treasurer ......,.... .,V,. S arona Feeney Secretary ,,.,. .s... P hyllis Russell Hl-Y OFFICERS Kneeling: Gordon Wright, president, seated, Delbert Waugh, secretary-treas- urer, and standing, Ogal Claspell, vice- president. What am l bid for this good slave? Tom Alexander, auctioneer, tries to palm-ot? slave, Paul Hawkins during Latin Club auction. HONOR SOCIETY February 20, twenty-seven iuniors and seniors were formally initiated into the recently formed Honor Society. Officers of the Muncie Central Chapter were in charge of the candle light ceremony. Mr. Penrod led the members in repeating the club pledge. He also presented the members with their membership cards. ln addition, Mr. Penrod spoke to the group on The Virtues of Schol- arship and Leadership. Members of Honor Society are elected to the organization on the basis of Scholar- ship, Leadership, Character, and Service to their school. Mrs. Helen Showalter and Laurence Phil- lips, English teachers, sponsor the chapter. Senior Class Honor Society Members - seated left to right: Lucinda Shirey, David Miller, Tom Bruin, and Linda Matson. Stand- ing: Janet Ray, Nila Emenhiser, Mac Teboe, Kenneth Smith, Larry Morris, Lois Chisman, and Donna Smelser. Rita Kemmer, Jane Wil- son, and Judy Wine were absent when picture was taken. Junior Class Honor Society Members - seated left to right: Charles Hillman, Wilma Kuhn, Bruce Crockett, and Pat Dillon. Stand- ing: Leanne Lane, Pat Fenwick, Carolyn Cunningham, Jim Stroud, Sally Fisher, Steve Piner, Pat Tobias, and Janice Hunnicutt. Margy Burt was absent when picture was taken. Officers of the Royerton Chapter of National Honor Society shown with the Central chapter president. Left to right: Ted Find- ley, Central president, David Miller, president, Margy Burt, vice- president, Judy Wine, secretary, and Bruce Crockett, treasurer. .-.L - Student Council Officers - from left to right: Sara Lamb, treasurer, Barbara Pohl, parliamentarian, Bruce Crockett, vice- president, Leanne Lane, secretary, and Donna Smelser, president. STUDENT COUNCIL Student representation in school government was a new feature at Royerton this year. ln order for the students to have voice in school affairs and to practice democ- racy at Royerton, the council was formed, The council was promoted by Mr. Penrod, principal, and an interested student group. The present council consisted of thirty-two members, Each home room with an enrollment of fifteen or more students was allowed two representatives, while those with fourteen or fewer students had one representative. The group was in charge of the Thanksgiving convocation, showed parents through school during National Education Week, assigned money making proiects to clubs whose finances were low, and was the head of various projects. 35 H I G H S C H O O L B A N D First Row: David Miller, Pat Fenwick, Sharon Owens, Marsha Third Row Jacquelyn Fager Janelle Freeman Linda Lotz Harrison, Pat Tobias, Linda Philebaum. Norma Hutchens Susan Shaver Hadley Hutchison Second Row: Joan Hershman, Rosita Maxfield, Leona Evans Fourth Row Janice Hunnrcutt Margy Burt Winston Davns Douglas Kaye, Jim Livingston, John Stebbins, Roseva Stout Julia Larry Shlrey Marty Gray Bill Poland Fenwick, Roger Kem, Nila Emenhiser. The Royerton High School Band, under the direction of Richard Jolliffe, is ninety members strong. At the beginning ofthe year, the band put in hours of hard work practicing various formations to be used during half time at the foot- ball and basketball games. Early in the year the band took part in the State March- ing Contest held at Southport and marched oft with an excellent rating. With the close of the sports season, more emphasis was placed on concert music as the band busily prepared for their appearance in the school musical, April Showers. The band has done an outstanding iob during the past year, and both school and community are proud of their musicianship. Maiorette, Rita Kemmer 36 'Q X hx:-AI' 1 X ' NN x . .,--- .:. . Q . , W .x-- X K K L 6 X . Q., F- SQ x Q X X xv 0. A xiii Q -w w X9 5 if x L 5 in-UN, ii X 4 L K . my 4, t 1 gx B x KS, WS 'j W . V if Q X S IA a . if Q 3 Q Q X Xwfj SV-! X1 'Z sg? ug Y, 4 tv F vf' Q , fl - ' f W 4? ' . 12A5'K:fjQ2 ' , . QM I ' s , q gif' . f ' an L as - E , S Q mp, ff 9 lggg s ., sf : E if ff 'I' 'Y' .3 2, P 'Y 'gl A FF I gl 3 Fr is , ,ff I X4 I fb K gf 5' Q 5? ww X The high school chorus, under the direction of Trevo Riggin. Dionne Green, high school band choreographer Harm-o-Nettes - Wilma Kuhn, Pat Waldo, and Lois Chisman. Sacred Sextette - Standing: Janet McSherry, Darlene McSherry, Mary King, and Marilyn Daugherty. Seated: Betty Childers and Nancy Melonaires-Janet Cassell, Ogal Claspell, David Green, David Mil- ler, and Donna Smelser. Bechdolt. Four Tones - Mac Teboe, Ken- neth Smith, Richard Hall, and Mike Mixell. JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BAND Our very capable iunior high school band has, on numerous occasions throughout the past year, stepped into the duties of their senior counterpart. In addition to their individual performances, this unit has worked in conjunction with the high school band. New uniforms, provided by the newly formed Band Boosters Club, have highlighted the iunior band season. GIRLS' DRILL TEAM A first at Royerton in l957 has been the Girls' Drill Team. This unit is under the direction ot Margy Burt, acting drill ser- geant. Under the guidance of Richard Jollitte, band director, the girls executed marching manuevers and dance routines, to entertain during the halftime of home basketball games. Corps-O-Debs, the newly organized drill team P E O P L N Q X 7l9lSwtfxl2v3lomllllA , 'fr ,- ... . LN . X r lv x K u A X s xl I .hx SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Helen Showalter Mr. Earl Thorp SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Lois Chisman, Mrs. Showalter. Standing: Mr. Thorp, Dave Green, Linda Matson, and Tom Bruin. xl x l i HAROLD GREGORY DONALD KIGER Wrestling 2,3,4 Football 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Pep Club l,2 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Student Council 4 Hi-Y 3,4 42 XQN SENIORS CLASS COLORS- Blue and White CLASS CREED- It is better to try and fciljhan to fail to try CLASS FLOWER- White Rose MAX STACEY Football l,3,4 Baseball 3,4 Track 3,4 Cross Country 2 lntermural Basketball Wrestling 3 Varsity Club 3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Band l,2 Chorus 2,3,4 RICHARD JONES Wrestling 2,3,4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 Vice-Pres. 4 Orch. l,2 The Ruggles 4 RICHARD HALL Football 2,3,4 Mgr. 4 Baseball 3,4 lntermural Basketball l,2 Varsity Club 2,3,4 4-H Club l Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Band l,2 Chorus l,4 Quartette 4 LARRY OWENS F.F.A. 2,3,4 Band l,2,3,4 RICHARD ORR Track 3,4 Cross Country 3 Hi-Y 4 PHYLLIS SAUSBURY Latin Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Pres. 4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 l,2,4 Sports Head 4 Volley Ball Team 2 3 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Journalism Staff Sextette 3 The Ruggles 4 Student Director 4 ELAINE FREEMAN JANET EBRITE Pep Club l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Volley Ball Tea F.H.A. l,2,3,4 4-H Club l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,4 JAYNE BEESON F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Pep Club 2,3 BOB SHELBY Football l,3,4 Basketball I Baseball 3 Track 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Latin Clubl ,2,3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Orchestra l Chorus 4 The Ruggles 4 ITI DON KEM SHARON DOERR Spanish Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Rho Sigma Mu 4 WILLIAM HAMMOND F. F. A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Orchestra 1,2 RONNIE GRAY Football 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 I Qlntramural Basketball 2 Wrestling 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Sec. 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 Student Council 4 DAVID MILLER Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 1,3 Chorus 1,4 The Little Dog Laughed Journalism StaFf 4 Yearbook Co-editor 4 Quintette 4 The Ruggles 4 Honor Society-Pres. 4 ALLEN STONER Football 2,3 Basketball 1,2,4 Baseball 3,4 Cross Country 4 Varsity Club 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chorus 4 H3 Latin Club I,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2 RUTH ELLEN GRAVES Library 3 Orchestra 2,3 LOIS CHISMAN Latin Club 1,3,4-Vice-Pres 2 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Cheerleader 3,4 Homecoming Court 2 Class Secretary 1,2,4 Sextette 2 Trio 2,3,4 Journalism Stat? 4 Honor Society 4 DIANA NIXON Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 Treas. 1-Sec. 4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Sec. 81 Treas. 3,4 Dance Band 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed Homecoming Court 1,3 Journalism Staff 4 NILA EMENHISER Latin club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1 4-H Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed Journalism Staff 4 The Ruggles 4 Honor Society 4 ' JERRY COLLINGS Football 1 Baseball 1 Wrestling 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 JOE WALKER Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Varsity Club 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 EMMASUE STUDY STRAHAN Chorus 3,4 JANET CASSELL Pep Club 3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2 Chorus 2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed Band 1 Sextette 3 Chorus 1,4 Quintette 4 Journalism Stott 4 DARRELL SAYERS JANE WILSON Chorus 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 2,3-Pres. 1,4 4-H Club 1,2 Chorus 1,4 The Little Dog Laughed 3 Student Council 4 Voice of Democracy 2,3,4 Journalism Staff 4 , Review Editor L Honor Society 4 JIM ATCHLEY NORMA LOCKE Pep Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1 GORDON WRIGHT 'LINDA MATSON Football 1,2 Spanish Club 3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,4 Varsity Club 4 G.A.A. 2,3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Parliamentarian 1 Chorus 4 Editor 3 4-H Club 1 Class Treasurer 1,2,3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Honor Society 4 llflllll RICHARD MEADOWS Chorus-President 4 DOUGLAS REED Baseball 3,4 Varsity Club 4 Hi-Y 3 CARL NOBLE Track 3,4 Cross Country 3,4 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 3 Orchestra 1,2 WW DONALD ABSHER Football 2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1 Varsity Club 2,3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 The Ruggles 4 Wrestling 3,4 DAVID MCCORD gal ,2 SHARON OWENS G.A.A. 2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 4-H Club 1,2 Band 1,2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed The Ruggles 4 JOYCE ROGERS F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 PATTI SHREEVE SMITH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Chorus 2 DONNALEA SMELSER Latin Club l,2,4-Sec. 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,3-Pres. 4 Band 1,2 Twirler 3,4 Chorus 3,4 The Little Dog Laughed' 3 Student Council President 4 Quintette 4 Journalism Stott 4 Honor Society 4 RITA KEMMER Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2,4-Vice-Pres 3 4-H Club 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Maiorette 3,4 The Little Dog Laughed 3 Voice ot Democracy 4 Journalism Staff 4 Honor Society 4 REX REECE Spanish Club 4 F.F.A. l,2,3,4 4-H Club 2,3 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Band l,2 Student Council 4 PAUL WINDSOR Track 4 Cross Country 4 Journalism Staff 4 DEWAINE WATTERS Football 2 Wrestling 1,2 GARY AYERS Basketball 3 TOM BRUIN Football l,2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball l,2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Vice-Pres. 3 Pres. 4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Class President l,2,3,4 Journalism Stott 4 Honor Society 4 DIXIE GATES Pep Club l,2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 F.H.A. 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 JANET RAY Latin Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 Volley Ball Team 2,3 4 Band l,2 Chorus 2,3,4 Dance Band l,2,3 Cheerleader 3,4 Journalism Staff 4 Homecoming Queen 4 Honor Society 4 DENA COOPER Latin Club 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 BEVERLY HOSKINS Latin Club 2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Chorus 4 JUDITH WINE Latin Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Treas. l-Editor 4 Chorus 2,4 The Little Dog Laughed' 3 Student Council 4 Journalism Staff 4 Voice of Democracy 3,4 The Ruggles 4 Honor Society 4-Sec. ll It v. ,lg xl .NX X HOWARD HOLLAND SUE THOMAS TRACEY Track 2,3,4 G.A.A. 2,3 Intramural Basketball l,2,3,4 Volley Ball Team 2,3 Wrestling 4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Latin Club l,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed 3 CHARLES BECHDOLT CHARLES LAMB Football 2,3,4 Track 2,3,4 Manager Wrestling 2,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Band 2,3 President 4 Chorus 3,4 The Ruggles 4 OGAL CLASPELL Football 3,4 Track 3 Intramural Basketball Wrestling l,3,4 Varsity Club 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3,4 Student Council 4 The Ruggles 4 Quintette ALLEN TEBOE Football l,2,3,4 Basketball l,2,3,4 Track l,2,3,4 I Varsity Club 3,4 BETTY .IO EVERROAD Latin Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 F.H.A, l,2,3,4 BETTY ATCHLEY Latin Club I Pep Club I ALICE JUNE WILEY Pep Club 4 G.A.A. l,2,4 1,3 Volley Ball Team I F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Student Council 4 DARLENE ABSHER SMENNER G.A.A. I,2,3 Volley Ball Team 3 Latin Club l,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 Latin Club l,3,4-Pres. 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Hi-Y l,2,3,4 Twirler 3 Band l,2-Vice-Pres. 3 The Little Dog Laughed 3 Chorus Vice-Pres. 4 Journalism Staff 4 Quartette 4 The Ruggles Journalism Stat? 4-Co-Editor Honor Society 4 JOE CANNON CAROLYN RITCHESON Cross Country 1,2 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 Band 4 Twirler 4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Sextette 3 MlCHAEL MIXELL MELVA YOST Basketball 3,4 Latin Club 1,2,3,4 Track 1,4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Cross Country 1,3,4 Pianist 1 lntramural Basketball 1,2 Songleader 4 Varsity Club 3,4 Hi-Y 2,3 Class Secretary 3 Quartette 4 DAVID GREEN Football 1,2,3 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Journalism Stott 4 Sextette 3 MARY MARGARET WHEELER Spanish Club 1 Basketball 1,2 Pep Club 1,2 Baseball 1,2 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 G.A.A. 1 Spanish Club Secretary 1 4-H Club 1 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2 Chorus 3,4 Twirler 3,4 Student Council 4 Class Vice-President 1,2,3,4 Quintette 4 GORDON LONG NELLlE EDRINGTON Hi-Y 3,4 Pep Club 4 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 F.H.A. Songleader 1 Editor 2 Treasurer 3 Historian 4 Chorus 3 DELBERT WAUGH Journalism Staff 4 ROSEMARY DAVIS Football 4 Latin Club 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Pep Club 3,4 Track 1 F.H.A. 3,4 Cross Country 3 The Little Dog Laughed Intramural 3 The Ruggles 4 Varsity Club 4 Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Chorus 3,4 The Little Dog Laughed 3 KENNETH FOGLE Hi-Y l,2,3,4 DON STAMPER Football l,2,3,4 Track I,2,3,4 Intramural Basketball I,2,3 Hi-Y I,2,3,4 LARRY MORRIS Latin Club 2,3,4 The Little Dog Laughed 3 Rho Sigma Mu 4 J Journalism Staff 4 Honor Society 4 . I ' Jw lf HOWARD ESTEP Track 3 Wrestling 3,4 Hi-Y 3,4 Chorus 4 I CHARLES PINER F.F.A. 3,4 ALICE KAIN Volley Ball Team 3 Latin Club I,2,3,4 Pep Club I,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3 4-H Club I,2,3,4 Band I,2,3 Twirler 4 MARY BURT Pep Club I,2,3,4 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 F.H.A. I,2,3,4 4-H Club I,2,3 Band I,2,3 Twirler 4 Chorus 3,4 The Little Dog Laugh Sextette 3 ANITA ELLIS Latin Club I,2,3,4 Pep Club l,2,3,4 G.A.A. l,2,3,4 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 Chorus I,2 GLORIA BRANDON G.A.A. I ,2,3,4 6 Volley Ball Team l,2 3 4 Pep Club I,2 F.H.A. l,2,3,4 4-H Club 'l,2 Student Council 4 JANICE STULTS Pep Club 4 JOHN SEIBER HAROLD DAVIS SIDNEY BARNES Jr. Hi-Y 1,2,3,4 KENNETH SMITH Latin Club l,2,3,4 Treasurer 2 Chorus I,4 The Little Dog Laughed Quartette 4 Journalism Staff 4 Honor Society 4 DUANE JOHNSON The Little Dog Laughed 3 3 BARBARA WALLS IMA COOPER Library Club 3 JOYCE SALLEE Pep Club I,2 F.H.A. I,2 LUCINDA SHIREY Band 'I Orchestra I Latin Club l,2,3,4 Spanish Club 2,3,4 President 3 Rho Sigma Mu 4 Vice-President 4-H Club l,2,3,4 Jr. Leader 3,4 Pep Club 4 Honor Society 4 MARY KING Volley Ball Team I,2 Spanish Club I,2 G.A.A. I,2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Sextette 4 INTRCDDUCING THE FACULTY 5 Loyd G. Penrod, Principal r S T634 G f f' f' f 4:8 A new principal, seven teachers, and eight department heads were introduced at Royerton this year. Mr. Loyd Penrod, who became Royerton's principal, brought about many changes. Mr. Pen- rod's sympathetic manner and under- standing guidance has endeared him to every student. Mr. Penrod is not exactly a new comer to our school, since he is a former graduate and teacher of Royerton. A newly created position, that of Junior High principal, was filled by Mr. Marcus Newton. Mrs. Mildred Marcus was ap- pointed Dean of Girls, and John Stebbins, in addition to being assistant principal, was named Dean of Boys. Mr. Harold Hutchison acts as athletic director, and the new guidance department is headed by Fred Glancy. Carl Miller, Hamilton Township Trustee John Brinkley, East Building Principal 'I VUN General Science lx-i FACULTY JOSEPHINE REES Cafeteria Supervis U MARCUS NEWTON .L A NU! ' Math L -NN Jr Eighth Grade Sponsor .1 X ' LILLIAN GIBSON OI' s--sg Ql Business Education MILDRED MARCUS Omce SeC'e Y Dean of Girls JOHN sTEsBiNs Heolfh , Biology Physical Education Auto-Mechanics Assistant Principal EL Dean of Boys 5 Junior Sponsor ,E L., ' 4' ff Q X x' N wx g i i Xxx folfp LEO WARD FRED GLANCY English Guidance Department Supervisor Vocational Agriculture Freshman Sponsor 53 FACULTY MRS. EUNICE STEPLETON JAMES MANSFIELD EDRIE FAUN RICHARDSON WILLIAM HAR , English English English Science my Home Dramotics Math Moth gglffuvp Guidance Councilor Seventh Grade Sponsor Science Club ponsor ' i ROBERT S. BRUBAKER CAROLYN BUCHANAN ROBERT MILLER LUCILLE MYERS History School Nurse Social Studies Music JS f , 5 Seventh Grade Sponsor English pt ' T EV FACULTY MYRON DICKERSON JACQULYN WERNER GORDON STAUFFER Health Spanish Biology Driver Education History General Science Physical Education Art Physical Education Assistant Coach- Spanish Club Sponsor Basketball Coach Basketball Track Coach DOROTHY MILLER Office Secretary . C iii.i. g - - - is T icci C sc TREVA RIGGIN WALLY GARTEE LAVENNA PUTMAN ROBERT BAKER Choral Music Industrial Arts Shorthand Drafting Freshman Sponsor Physical Education Ohiice Secretary Physical Education Assistant Coach- Football Coach Football Wrestling Coach FACULTY CHARLES POSEY VEVA McCOSKEY A LOREN TROUTNER HELEN SHOWALTER Business Education Librarian History Latin Driver Education History U4 English Sophomore Sponsow Art Aft! X,'- Senior Sponsor Student Council Ad ' or in -0- f ' jf I, Honor Society Sponsor 'auf 'Llp' XZ-.,yuf i,1 I 1 I Q 'I L ,fl Mf47W '!l ja, f . X1 6 6, J, X, g I 5 ...Q rw EUVA MITCHELL LAURENCE PHILLIPS WANDA HUGHES RICHARD JOLLIFFE English English Home Economics Music History Honor Society Sponsor Sophomore Sponsor Student Council Advisor 56 A FACULTY LEONARD GANTZ EARL THARP Myth Math Science Senior Sponsor Science Club Sponsor BERNIECE BACON JOE BURT Home Economics Industrial Arts 'P ,,,.,-- fx HAROLD HUTCHISON JOYCE MOORE Busmes Education Physical Education Athletic :rector Health llln A ROBERT CARMICHAEL NELLIE BRINSON Math Junlor Hugh Physical Educahon English Math Eighth Grade Sponsor 57 AS JUNIORS has ,W -A my .ef CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Mr. John Stebbins, sponsor, Linda Lamb, treasurer, Bruce Crockett, president, Dianne Chenoweth, secretary, David Budd, vice-president, and Miss Veva McCoskey, sponsor. A 4 I K, - 3 M V' A 1. ay was -ey . if , , W y Q W 2 .4 we ,E , as s Mil er , , sd ns A as A '- f ,W ,, f J I hs ,..,. 5 U, .,.: k A 1 . X J, We, xi i . ., - Sttffsgii ' '- 339: . , Q A, gg, 6 E N , 1 in . 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I my me lljilf SQQWQQ-Q ' 64 Ro w 'l Roberta Fenwick Carolyn Feltcher Mike Floyd Fred Fodrea Janelle Freeman Larry French Robert Frogge Row 3 Jim Hall John Hannon Judith Harden Doletta Harmon Barbara Harvey Jerry Harvey Larry Hatfield Row 5 Hadely Hutchison Doris Jackson Jimmy Johnson Paul Johnson Richard Johnson Roger Kem Mac Kimble Row 7 Joyce Limle Ed Livingston Jim Livingston Blanch Long Lynda Lotz Shirley Maddy Darlene McSherry Row 9 Carolyn Moore Howard Moore Larry Moorman Nancy Morrison Gene Morvilius Charles Naze Gill Noble Row 2 George Gates Dan Gibbs James Gibson David Gooding Bill Gray Dianne Green Pat Greer Row A Ro Ro Jimmy Hawkins James Hayes Linda Hazzard Dale Hershmon Vic Hillman Theresa Hoskins Norma Hutchins w 6 Frank Kimbrough Robert A. King Robert L. King Sara Lamb Jeannine Lancaster Dorothy Lash Tony Lavelle w 8 Bernard Meer Barbara Meer Sandra Mendenhall Phil Miller Phil Mills Judy Minnick Jim Mitchell Row 10 Richard Owens Shirley Parker Edward Parton Linda Philebaum Bruce Powers Phill Prevost Judy Privett Row l Peggy Reden Charles Rench Patricia Reno Sandra Reynolds John Rhonemus James Roach Lois Rodman Row 3 Larry Schmidt Barbara Seats Robert Shafer Bobbette Sharp Suzan Shaver Susan Shelby John Shephard Row 5 John Stebbins Pat Stephens Roseva Stout Row 7 Emma Towles Lloyd Townsend Phil Townsend Row 9 Roger Vore DeWayne Wagner Lois Waid Jim Walker Thelma Warren Rachel Wheeler Patti Whitney Row 2 Robert Ruede Loretta Russell Donna Ryan John Ryder Evelyn Sallee Lois Sayers Evelyn Schmidt Row 4 Larry Sloan Carolyn Smith Everett Stomper Row 6 David Study Larry Swhier Robert Swoveland Row 8 DeWayne True Nancy Turner Margaret Ullman Benny Van Vaorst Nellie Vincent Sharon Vincent Elaine Vlaskamp Row I0 Nancy William Rebecca Williamson Barbara Wilson Linda Wine Dan Wineinger Robert Wyman Norman York ff? muff fs: y is X .ful ,Q Y X 1 ' s , k L me 1-f H si in . , xg 1 .. 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Q' , 47 9.71 S al 3, 66 Row 1 Janet Adams Jess Lee Adams James Addington Elizabeth Battas Rosetta Bailey Phillip Beaty George Benefiel Row 3 Dea Chisman Sandra Christopher Charles Clark Marvin Clevenger Peggy Collings Judy Comer Shirley Comer Row 5 Lee Davis Patty Davis Jerry Debord Betty Dye Ruth Edrington Connie Ellis Kathleen Elmore Row 2 Patricia Bodkin Gary Borson Dale Brees Franklin Campbell Claudia Carter Kenneth Catron Charles Childers Row 4 Michael Cook Sam Coronato Judy Cox Evelyn Crawmer Peggy Criswell Judy Cummins John Dailey Row 6 Wanda Evans Thomas Fahcil Theresa Fenwick Marjorie Fisher Margaret Fleener Helen Forshee Peggy Fullhart Row I Clarence Funkhouser Linda Geyman Judith Gibson David Gray Michael Green Pat Hall Jerald Hannah Row 3 Dora Hillman Earl Himes Edward Hines Mary Holeman Carol Holt Judith Holten Ronnie Hornbaker Row 5 John King Sandra King Robert Kowalski Larry Lamb Robert Largent John Lawson Patricia Ledbetter Row 7 Carol Minars Sally Mitchell Carolyn Morford Bonnie Murray Diana Myers Linda Myers Linda Nixon Row 9 Gertie Reno Linda Resler Ricky Ring Marjorie Robertson Terry Rogers Tommy Ross James Roysden Row 2 Louise Hardwick David Harper Bucky Harris Shirley Hasty Margaret Hawkins Marilyn Hayden James Herbert Row 4 Sharon Hotmire Mary Howard Bruce Hudson Charles Johnson Lorna Johnson Martin Johnson Harold Keller Row 6 Mary Leslie Anna Locke Judy McDonald Stephen McElroy Sharon McFadden Janet Mercer Billy Miller Row 8 Regina Noble Ruth Perry Ruth Pike Janet Poland Mary Polk James Pyle Donald Rawlings Row lO Jerry Russell Joe Russell Gloria Rutherford Sylvia Sallee Thomas Sayers Frances Sebok Robert Shackelford ...., S J L f r E W . 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Q ffflg J I 1 Zl' 5 1 r earf H E rrcr t rtt J T at , - . . ,. , V' x S O fsggivfg , nw: if f , I ,. x f W f 5 g le. ms X ii . . -' S k it are 1,' ' -. W, my 5 . . . , M .5 B SEVENTH GRADE ii is rm T .if - is T' IEIIE : Mil f t c ,, E y QQQQQ 1 ': ' it ff ' 1 1 lr .YJ s Ruth Shepherd Dale Shoopman Michael Shores Jane Showalter Linda Smith Herman Snodgrass t Row l ., Q QW A ,. W' if .., 1 31 , A David Stahl Norma Strunk Phyllis Study Diana Stults Jeweline Taphey Row 3 '55 lf M QP? Q as .,.. -. re' i Robert Taylor Mary Teboe Glenn Tobias Don Watt Jackie Watters Marsha Wehlage Edward Welder Robert Wheeler ' Row 5 ' Gary Wallis Y Qs ge' Sandra Williamson Margaret Aigneor Gary Alexander 5 :.... ,--v R ow I A 2 4 All S. C LM f 5 so X ,, T f .f'fi Betty Arment Donald Bailey Drex Baker Robert Kimble Madeline Barker Row 3 Cheryl Brown Donnie Burt Thomas Butler Barney Byers Clay Christal Charles Clark Paul Claspell Row 2 Wilma Stamper Jerry Stanley Carl Stevens Diana Stinnett Larry Stoner Brenda Storie Brenda Stroud Row 4 Phillip True Phillip Unger Michael Utguard Cynthia Van Fleet Beverly Verneman Mariorie Vore Rebecca Waldo Row 6 Helen Wilson Jessie Winnington Kaye Wright Judy Young Karon Zearbaugh Row 2 Donald Barrett Ron Barrett Lois Beaty Jerry Bennett Cleota Bertram Fonda Bertram John Barson Row l James Collins Lois Conatser Jack Conley Rebecca Covert Clifford Cox Peggy Crockett Shirley Cross Row 2 Nona Cummins James Davis Jim Dawson Harry DeHart Billy Deilkes Nancy Dennis John Digman Row 3 James Ditton Marsha Elser Roy Dodd Cinda Doerr Joyce Drabing Tommy Dunlap Bill Durnal Row 4 Ruth Falls Monty Fitzgerald Linda Fletcher Eugenia Freytap Penne Futrell Mariorie Gable Helen Garner Row 5 Janet Garner Robert Gibson Linda Gilpin David Gowin Lea Harmon Harold Hatfield Max Hayden Row 6 Arlon Hayes Joe Hines Harold Holdren Larry Holmon Mary Hoover Patricia Howard David Humber! Row 7 Dickie Hunt Jerry Hunnicutt Glen Ingram Donald Inskeep Edgar Johnson Stella Jordan Sondra Keeys Row 8 Jack Keihn Naomi Keihn Barbara Kemmer Pamela Kemp Maryellen Kidd Norman Kirkpatrick Doris Lackey Row 9 Rose Elaine Lacy Conie Leggett Jeanne Legman Donald Leslie Jerry Lewis Becky Locke Stephen MacDonald Row I0 Jeanne Mansfield Bob Mansfield Jim Manship Eddie Mansholt Karen Morvilius Karen Morvilius Gale Medaris Don Miller swf? K we 1 is sms M. 1. ' 5- K 11 x Y I fm i i A 'fi' fl ii A :gl E ,ik-. f' if l , ..i., :,. K W ., eq., in ...ll 'W at 3 gy an h .5 ,Q ' I in Q .y . J - 'li at .5-1 I , .,. N - -zu A:v g 'I V ns as 5 ,SX . U t , - V 'Q' g il' g ,P ii 'R f 1: . Q i t i Y ' f J - 1 4 if . . . 4 '----i all .. , Q' . , X t. -Jmffii v is S 'li felt: Y . 5 ufjf. my ,I S-. 1 ' .1 'tiz L W . Z -....,, ,,:. i:.,.. . . a s - A Y . .wif ff ' . it -at of i i A il i lii.-,Wk ' I if 1 tp- 2 - . J ,, 1 CR .. .. -. ' X N , 5-fi . n - ' . . ',, L .Ms J QQ- iff in ,uf s . 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Row l Elizabeth Moore Judy Moore Sonia Morgan Alon Morris Billie Murray Judith Orr Carl Parkhurst Row 2 Jerry Peirson Don Petty Deloris Peyton Janice Piercy Bill Pittinger Susan Pittinger Phillip Powers Row 3 Gerald Privett Wayne Putman Richard Pyle Floyd Ratliff Eugene Reed Jackie Resler Jimmy Reum Row A Marcia Riggin Melanie Riggin John Ritcheson Linda Roach Mike Robertson David Rodman Donald Shaw Row 5 Bill Shirey Don Smallwood Larry Songer Betty Starr Mike Swartz Ronald Swearinger Richard Swift Row 6 Jim Taughenbaugh Ronnie Taulbee Michael Taylor Don Terrell Robert Trullinder David Turner Diana Ullman Row 7 Moral Underhill Cecilia Vest Earl Vlaskamp Billie Vincent Beverly Vore Rudy Weyland Linda White Row 8 Michael White Jill Lois Whitney Kerris Wilhoit Freda Williams Joan Williams Lynn Wineinger Jimmie Wyman Row 9 Carol Zion SIXTH GRADE First row:Dave Geyman, Mike Brothers, Frank Biship, Jim Green, Bob Collings, Dwight Smith, Stephen Bailey, Tom Browning. Second row:Kathy Lewis, Harriet Boyless, Maureen Thompson, Sandra Richardson, Carol Bland, Kathryn Bailey, Bonnie Holdren, Barbara Craw- mer, Linda Burris, Judy Steinke, Nancy Bussen. Third row: Douglas Brown, Dan Lockey John Walburn, Linda Booher Judy Brand, Madlyn Newby, Virginia Hayes, Alice Waid, Jo Davis Carol Colburn, Lillie Mason. Fourth row: Mr. Black, Mike Stevens, Gary Taylor, Roy Crawford, John Hamilton, Dan Hillman, Bill Caudil, John Daugherty, Rine Kruger, Don Smith, Dennie Seats. SIXTH GRADE First row: Jon Moore, Bobby Bill Barrett, Danny Shaffer, Bobby Du- Casse, Robert Stahl, Philip Poland, Gene Lee, Bruce Crone, Terry Jack Poland. Second row: Patricia Carey, Jane Evans, Toni Sargent, Margaret Clev- enger, Karen Utgaard, Mary Harmon, Judy Jones, Pam Fulton, Linda Guinn, Janet Hayes, Donna Gray, Susan Boggs. Third row: Janet Livingston, Jackie Shane, Marilyn Green, Cynthia Turner,Cheryl Johnson, Jane Lawson, Marie Hottinger, Susan Reed, Jan- ette Freeman, Janice Forrest, Karla Jordan, Nancy Lotz, Janet Shaffer, Sharon LaVelle, Phyllis Budd. Fourth row: Jay Shors, Richard Naze, Bobby Floyd, James Lee, Mr. Megenity, Pat Swartz, Wayne Owens, Allen Kain, Danny Doster. 71 1 r FIFTH GRADE J E I ,, 5 First row: Joseph Study, Leroy Swift, Charles Williams, Billy Young, Third row: Charlotte Davison, Vicki Goodwin, Sally Hillman, Chella Donald Aigner, Ronald Coleman, Darrell Goebel. Bratton, Claudine Elser, Rickey Brammer, James Compton, Luther Con- Second row: Sharon Clark, Phyllis Bland, Nancy Falls, Mildred Burress, Ulseff Ronald Elcm' Barbara Hayes, Connie Fox, Patricia Barbier, Kay Delph, Geneva Gage, Fgurih row: Mrs, Fenwick, Ted Dailey, Jack Bodkin, Carl Holten, R510 BC-Ikef, Eloise Clflflv Eugene Shields, Wayne Daugherty, Dennis Graves, Roger MeFford, Jerry Greer. FIFTH GRADE First row: James Beeson, John Holbert, Judy Stanley, Robert Morgan, Second row: Mrs. Morris, Jody Eddy, Kay Browning, Rudy Sprinkle, Robert Renner, Sherry Riggin, Ronnie Waymire, Dorthea Turner, Jay Ronnie Chisman, Barbara Russell, Bill White, Janet Gibson, Jennifer Nixon, Steve Cook, Alan Johnson, Richard Burt, James Floyd. Shors, John Zearbaugh, Janet Turner, Sharon Butler, Richard Austin, Joey Schocklee, Jimmie McGill. Third row: Larry Merz, Sharon McGill, David Saunders, Janice Hutchi- son, Patsy Cross, Stanley Davis, Martha Boyd, Bruce Hatfield, Phillip 72 Pursifull, Charles Coy. FIFTH GRADE First row: Danny Manor, Michael Mitchell, Kenneth Adams, Roger Third row: Leona Bell, Sandy Stacey, Lynn Maxfield, Sharon Lawson York, Eugene Privett. Carolyn Shoopmon, Patty Tefifeteller, Pamela Reno, Barbara Hudson Second row: Carol Ann Haftner, Diane Randall, Judy Privett, Yvonne Carolyn Sue Pmkettf Carol Musgrove' Carolyn Walker' Ledbetter, Phyllis Walburn, Sharon Tobias, Bonnie Yarger, Suzanne Fourth row: Mrs. Pease, Ronnie Miller, Larry May, James Castor, Larry McGalIiard, Alma Campbell, Shirley Lyons, Johnnie Mae Vincent. McKinley, Ronnie York, James Conatser, Roger Rhoades, Arthur Web ber, E. Jay Gulley. FIFTH GRADE First row: Gregory Kinnert, James Mills Brent Core Philli Windsor, 1 f Yi P David Brown, Dale Johnson, David Albright, Duane Stahl. Second row: Dianna Acree, Sandra Cowan, Sharon Futrell, Cheryl St. John, Joyce Weesner, Rose Marie Geyman, Sheryl Allen, Patricia Bruin, June Byers, Sally Huxhold, Sue Castor. Third row: Sharon Reed, Nancy Marker, Billie Jean Gregory, Jan Scis- coe, Margaret Johnson, Linda Yates, Alan Shaffer, Terry Sims, Freddie Murray, Leroy Hitchens. Fourth row: Mrs. Young, Gerald Spector, Jeffrey Cole, James Allen, Dennis Marlow, John Carter, Ernest Blankenship, Ricky, Wise, Ronald Scruggs, Lewis Joseph. 73 FOURTH GRADE First row: Linda Zoll, Judy Ellis, Robbie Holeman, Rodney Jones, Judy Second row: Cathy Sanger, Sonda Barrett, Deanna Durbin, Bobby Stephens, Linda Aftolder, Melinda Riggin, Kay Michael, Mary Ellen Shreve, Alan Vest, Alan Roseberry, Martha Stomper, Suzanne Welsch, Gowin, Douglas Smith, Bobby Ingram, Charline Johnson. Philip Vore, David Clark, Jim Forrest, Bobby Carpenter, Ricky Starr, Judy Showalter, Louwana Sutton, Deanna Himes, Dick Turner. Third row: Erick Williams, Carl Leach, Bobby Brady, Mary Jo Cross, Jackie Furnish, Billy Harman, Pat Ertel, George Shaver, Linda Stanley, Susan Coleman, Jim Wright, Mrs. Pickell. FOURTH GRADE First row: Larry Johnson, Kenneth Davis, Franklin Reed, JeFfrey Neal, Third row: John Schenck, David Johnson, Naomi Brooks, Pamela Arthur Piercy, Raymond Evans, Gary Reed. Privett, Patty Bailey, Judy Ann Carter, Penny Huffman, Susan Harris, Second row: Janet Coleman, Judy Dian Carter, Lural Ladd, Judy Chen- JOYCG MU59f0Vef Vii'9i'ii0 i'ie0dieY, BCifbUf0 Neal, Robin i'iUVfi5- oweth, Ruth Ann May, Jessie Gunter, Marsha Clevenger, Phyllis Horn- Fourth row: Mrs. White, Peter Miller, Harold Johnson, Roger Reno, baker, Kathy Aukerman, Barbara Nelson, Joan Cross. Dennis Blair, Steven Crouch, Richard Shirey, Leslie Howard. 74 THIRD and FOURTH GRADES First row: Nancy Stanley, Lynn Crawford, Gleta Gaddis, Betty Crouse, Gail Crawford, Billy Simpson, Jennifer Pittman, Stephan Burt, Mary Wil- liams, Larry Scott, Judy Wright, Linda Mullins. Second row: Paul Turner, Joe Booher, Timara Hensley, Bobbie McGill, Beth DuCasse, Marsha Evans, Rene Van Fleet, Danny Roysden, Jane Perry, Danny Guinn, Danny Ring, David Lawson, Judy Altmark, Linda Allen, Ken Lucas, Sonny Stahl, Mike Davis. Third row: Linda Wright, Don Shelby, Judy Simpson, Kay Parsons, David Fullhart, Nikki Cassell, Ronald Owens, Ricky Beftegnies, Danny Cahue, Carl Leslie, Mrs. Umberger. THIRD GRADE First row: Timothy Terry, Joe Huser, Joe Keith Lewis, Jerry Holten, David Beatson, Steven Renz, Billy Thompson, Ricky Compton. Second row: Vicki Dewitt, Shina Wilson, Thelma Herbert, Linda Snod- grass, Billy Joan Walker, Sherrie Ammon, Mildred Snodgrass, Sandy Wilson, Eva Louise Reed, Peggy Ann Hogan, Jean Shepherd. Third row: Ronnie Smelser, Ronnie Neal, Billy Vester, Mike Cale, Mar- garet Myers, Jane Wrightsman, Debby Yates, Becky Forshee, Karen Hibbarcl, Paula Jane Ulrich, Lind Arment. Fourfh row: Mrs. Wall, Ronnie Shoopman, Steven Kennedy, Mike Reno, John Weinberger, Dick Chenowith, Gary Arnold, Jerry Pherson, Ronnie Coffman, Larry Rhodes. 75 THIRD GRADE First row: Stephen Messel, Bobby Lynn, Billy Rakes, Charles Carter, Third row: Mike Walburn, Ronnie Blacksten, Gregory Brown, Vickie Robert Weatherhead, Marlin Atkins, Paul LeMaster, James Minton. Kissinger, Patricia Smith, Carolyn Davis, Karen Costerison, Linda Mills, Second row: Linda Freeman, Yvonne Geller, Marlena Sallee, Vicky S0nClf0 WllS0n, Pamela BUfl9l5f Caro' Rlllledge' Marlow, Sandra Cunningham, Connie Brown, Sharon Walburn, Connie Fourth row: Mrs. Raines, Bruce Corey, Benny Newby, David Shatter, Kelbel, Sonda Garner, Donna Daly, Melanie Windsor. Danny Jones, Boyd Crabtree, Richard Conhauser, David Ashbaugh, Jimmie Tremaine, Ronnie Murphy. SECOND GRADE First row: Larry Davis, Jay Michael, Robert Humes, Bobby Letsinger, Third row: Stephen McCoy, Eddie Hershberger, Gene Dick, David Rodney Acree, Ronald Clemons, Billy Dick, Delbert McCoy, Frederick Neal, Michael Keller, Jonathan Manor, Judy Hartzell, Genny Conatser, Weems. Linda Sue Bruner, Sharon Aldridge, Cathie Sue Kegg. Second row: Charleen Davis, Diana Casada, Jane Parkisori, Loretta Fourth row: Mrs. Blair, John Curtis, Gerald Seats, Terry Crouch, Buck, Patricia Nelson, Linda Leist, Betty Gardner, Lee Ann Leitch, Betty Michael Nicely, Elmyra Jack, Ronald Grow, Mark Keller, Rex Huffman, Bright, Janice Brand, Paula Chasteen. Arlen Meer, l'lOf0lCl LOCk6. 76 THIRD GRADE First row: John Sheperd, Dennis Campbell, Michael Weesner, Dennis Third row: Jo Etta Williams, Rickie Jo Connin, Jeannette Burton, Edith Funkhouser, Albert L. Beek, David Albertson, Steven Oxley, Larry Davis. Roland, Diana Ingram, Michael Bailey, Elisabeth Ann Chasteen, Linda Second row: Jennifer Rinker, Gennie Craycroft, Joyce Lykins, Judy Ashcroft, Cmolellc Cfwdlllf FUYC' Mint0mViflfiBlGif1- Sharp, Patricia Clevenger, Virginia Stinnelt, Marilyn Smallwood, Nikki Fourth row: Mrs. Dawson, Danny Campbell, Terry Williams, Frederick Albright, Diana Blair, Bonnie Baker, Ellen Williams. Hiatt, Sammy Crose, Russell Ledbetter, Michael Batt, Jerry Bland, Michael McLeland, Richard Lawhorn. THIRD GRADE First row: Marilyn Russell, William Brasher, Joy Catron, Jimmy Collins, Second row: Toni Evans, Barbara Carey, Ricky Cook, Steven White, Jeffery Nelson, Richard Harley, Jane Umberger, Becky Renner, Steven Karen Hildreth, Fred Lee, Mike Cortwrigl-it, Faith Bodenhafer, David Davis, Mary Jane Budd, Barbara Morford, Mary Ann Senecal, Mark Cross, Cathy Cronin, Bruce McGill, Mike LaVelle, Mary Meek, Rita Stephens, Browning, Sue Ann Forest Third row: Dennis Swearengin, JeFt Johnson, Wanda Livingston, Peggy Schesky, Danny Showalter, Vicki Pierson, Sheryl Stebbins, David Bet- tegnies, Billy Ellington, Nancy Loveless, Mrs. Quick. SECOND GRADE First row: Carole Evans, Jane Ellen Shocklee, Gail Jolifte, Nancy Peter- Second row: Nancy Norman, Pamela Ellis, Eugene Crass, Rita Way- sen, Larry Collins, Tommy Merz, Randy Heath, Stephen Roseberry, Mike mire, Mary Carey, Susan Cates, Rudy Riggin, Claudia Keller, Orville McGill, Rose Senecol, Becky Freytag, Dinah Moore, Ann Swift. Petersen, Artie Swift John Beeson. Third row: David Underhill, Jerry Roysden, Tommy Forrest, Doris Par- lette, Jimmy Sutton, Cathy White, Pamela Zearbaugh, Anita Nixon, Sandy Hayden, Miss Bell. SECOND GRADE 77 , 16 in , ,, First row: Mike Burris, Stanley Cavanaugh, Stan Conley, Scott Garner, Third row: Dennis Mason, Gary Taylor, Dale Waid, Ernest Huffman, Carl Baugher, Gary LeMaster, Dickie Doughitt, Alan Miller, Steve Diana Arnett, Cynthia Brown, Penny Heuer, Linda Lovin, Karen French, Jefferson. Barbara Arment, Mary Aigner, Mardetta Cannin. Second row: Beverley Brooks, Debby Aukerman, Patsy Ashbaugh, Fourth row: Mrs. Gantz, Earl Guinn, Mike Greer, Tim lngram, Gary Deborah Reed' Shellc' Dcvlsf Brenda Delpf Judy Hollis' Dleamc Cole, Bartlett, Steve Moore, Clinton Guntner, Joy Kelley, Ronald Evans, Billy Linda Marshall, Ruth Jefferson, Cathy Huxhold. Bex- 78 FIRST and SECOND GRADE First row: Carroll Chafin, Sharon Smith, Geraldine Musgrove, Eauleto Second row: John Cowan, Allen Mitchell, Dick Piner, Charles Pittman, Tobias, Rhonda Kemp, Cheryl McLaughlin, Lois Songer, Pamela Cronin, Albert Nicely, Larry Shaffer, Donnie Johnson, David Sims, Phillip Kern, Julie Neal, Sheryl Shields, Linda Cross, Diana Roysden, Rita Thompson, Ronnie Kelbel, and Tommy Norman. Vivian Brasher. Third row: Mrs. Dawson, Curtis Sciscoe, Tommy Ellington, Gene Way- mire, Bruce Jones, Tony Jones, Ricky Reece, Jimmy Leach, Kris Pherson, Randy Shane. FIRST GRADE First row: Richard Blankenship, Larry Beaty, Allen Buck,Charles Davis, Joe Carter, Herbert DeWitt, Richard Brown. Second row: Nancy Gibson, Kathy Aldridge, Lucinda Taber, Linda Harnish, Janet Beaty, Loretta Blair, Jacquline Daugherty, Cheryl Dear- inger, Dianna Carter, Patsy Bates, Connie Clemous. Third row: Sharon Young, Tim Bartels, Louella Blankenship, Martha Beaty, William Hayes, Jerry Batt, Steven Bartels, Hope Johnson, Timo- thy Crose, Douglas Hillman, Candy Cunningham, Lexie Bailey. Fourth row: Mrs. Fowler, William Bowman, Michael Greer, Sheila Coffman, Marva Garner, Kent Johnson, Richard Constantine, Richard Headley, Mark Allbright. 79 FIRST GRADE First row: Sally Berry, Connie Coy, Marc Carmichael, Virginia Vore, Second row: Robert Battas, Michael Brewer, Tommy Alifolder, Stephen Joyce Hunt, Kathleen Fullhart, Jimmy Welsch, Mary Ann Alexander, Tharp, Leonard Coner, David Umberger, Johnnie Butler, Connie Swove- Michael Piner, Walter Evans, Steven O'Dell, Shelly Carpenter. land, Mary Jolliffe, Cheryle Wright, Jane Parsons, Monte Stebbins, Linda Freed. Third row: Bobby Cook, Dianna Boggs, Susan Clanin, Randy Davis, Larry Watkins, Marilyn Corey, Louis Mullins, Roy Lee Ingram, David Johnson, Mrs. Sprong. FIRST GRADE First row: Danny Craycrafft, Ronald Fox, Gary Durbin, Paul Castor. Third row: Dennis Hunt, Jerry Dye, Randy Christopher, Joe Greer, Second row: Patsy Greene, Peggy Bright, Sheila Weatherhead, Marla Steven Hannon, Linda Myers, Kay Dennis, Jane Burton, Teresa Jackson, Erbaugh, Thelma Bright, Linda Hiatt, Ellen Arbogast, Diane Garringer, Pamela Boil' Jo Ann 'lones- Jeanine Hollis, Linda Davis, Connie Beaty. Fourth row: Mrs. King, Steven Gibson, Boice Adkins, Mike Tobias, Paul Cooper, Wayne Holeman, Mike Mills, Randy Clements, Max Hitchens, David Bland. 80 A fm D V E R T I S .5 B Team Cheer Leaders-Dionne Green and Judy Salisbury. A high-flying Redbird . . . Bob Combs. Up they go! 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CINDERELLA SHOP Distinctive Clothing, Gifts and Furniture for Infants and Children 308 South Mulberry Street Muncie, Indiana MURRAY'S JEWELERS MUNCIE, INDIANA WILSON PASTRY SHOP Shop Our Window for Variety Baked Goods Muncie, Indiana Phone AT 8-8851 115 West Charles St. RETZ FOR SPORTS MUNCIE RIVOLI THEATRE ONE OF INDIANA'S FINEST FRESENTING OUTITANDING MOTION PICTURE ENTERTAINMENT IN CINEMAICOFE ND VIITAVIIION WITH FOUR I DOSTER'S DOWNTOWN STATIONS Road Service-Complete Lubrication Car Washing Tires - Tubes - Accessories No. 1 Charles and High Phone AT 2-8475 IRES R BA TERIE WHOLES E R A Nxo sa 'r Iss Nl zoo E. WILLARD ST TIRES 04 Muncie. INDIANA Dagtnsm GLENN TIRE SALES COMPLETE TIRE Q BATTERY SERVICE RECAPPING O VULCANIZING O REPAIRING No. 2 Howard and High Phone AT 2-8362 Phone AT 8-9191 - Res. Phone AT 4-3637 Muncie, Indiana PARK SAND 81 CRAVELINC. LOWELL PARK R. R. ffl Box 35- A East McGa11iard Rd. Compliments of PARK SAND AND GRAVEL BURGER BOY and BURGER IN A BASKET At CARMEN'S DRIVE INN 2501 S. Madison St. Phgne AT 2-8233 Muncie KESSLER FUEL Cr FEED CO. The Finest in Fuel and Coal Mobile Feed-U-Nit Service Phone AT 4-T381 SERVICE IS OUR MOTTO Phone AT 8-4871 Pho KIRBY-WOOD Lumber Co. , Inc. A Good Place to Buy ne AT 8-8896 Hoyt and Liberty Muncie, Indiana R. L. SCOTT PARTS C0. Automotive Parts and Supplies 224 North Walnut Street Phone AT 4-1421 Muncie, Indiana Remember PAUL'S FLOWER SHOP When in need of - Corsages, Centerpieces, Decorative Items 2215 S. Madison Phone AT 2-6585 INDIANA POP CORN COMPANY Always Eat That Good HOOSIER PRIDE POP CORN Muncie, Indiana MUNCIE'S ONLY NATIONAL BANK Four Convenient Locations S. Mulberry at Jackson 115 East Charles S. Madison at Fourteenth Eaton, Indiana MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK Member FDIC GRAY'S T. V. and APPLIANCES Television 8: Appliances Sales 8: Service 1116 East Main Street Northwest Plaza Shopping Center AMERICAN PEST CONTROL 2018 South Madison Street Muncie, Indiana Phone AT 2-4481 PEST DOCTORS --Our Patients All Die Compliments of RAMSEY TRACTOR SALES Ford Tractors at Equipment Wisconsin - Burch - Universal 3105 S. Madison.Phone AT 2-1932 Phone AT 445342 FRENCH STEAM mrs wonxs Admiral Sylvania Drive-In Convenience Madison 8: Main Cecil Sf Gail Gray Phone AT 8-5541 'A' -A' -A' COMPLIMEN TS OF WOLFE'S ICE CREAM R. R. 5, East Jackson Dial AT 8-9281 'k'k'A' SHONFlELD'S GOOD CLOTHES FOR MEN 107 S. Walnut Street Muncie, Indiana NlXOLA'S Mary Jayne Beauty Salon 111 South High Street Muncie, Indiana No Appointment Necessary COMPLIMENTS OF MUNCIE AVIATION CORPORATION Phone AT 2 - 02 04 CAMERA SHOP 122 W. Charles Street Muncie, Indiana Everything Photographic Photos are Fun KENNEDY INSURANCE 404 East Main Street THE MUNCIE OIL 81 COAL CO., INC. R. H. Bibler, Mgr. Bob 1619 S. Liberty Street Phone AT 8-5595 Fuel Oil - Coal Heating Service and Equipment COMP LIMENTS OF WERT LUMBER COMPANY, INC. Quality Materials 601 West 8th Muncie, Indiana Phone AT 4-9751 T. J. AULT COMPANY Wholesale - Fruit, Produce, Groceries Serving Eastern Indiana Established 1890 Muncie, Indiana BURNS SWEEPER SHOP 1027 East Main Sweeper Parts and Repairing Washer Parts and Wringer Rolls Toys Fishing Equipment TUHEY COAL G OIL COMPANY Quality Coal and Fuel Oil 400 W. 8th Street Phone AT 8-6639 KELSO SCHOOL SUPPLY INC. School Supplies and Equipment Primary Supplies -Art Supplies 1110 N. Mulberry AT 2-5304 RU BLE'S RECORD RACK Rock'n'Rol1 - Rhythm'n'Blues Record Club - Buy 10 - Get 1 Free Corner Wysor and Elm Phone AT 8-5360 ' Jumbo Breaded Tenderloin Home Made Barbecue 1 1 . , At The DIXIE DRIVE INN 557' 5808 Kilgore Ave. West of Muncie Drive Inn Phone AT 4-8005 George C. Gates - Proprietor COMP LIMEN TS Of CHARLES ST. 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Walnut Super Market - Locker Plant Dairy Bar Muncie, Indiana COMPLIMENTS COVALT DIARY COMPANY Phone AT 8-8846 Muncie, Indiana SH ROEDER'S SHOES In the Village Catering to the Younger Set Sandler of Boston Casuals axle Q12 most NAZE INSURANCE AGENCY INSURE WITH NAZE-IT PAYS All Lines of Insurance 107 E. Washington Street Phone: AT 4-9701 Muncie, Indiana COMP LIMENTS OF A. E. BOYCE COMPANY Stationers 81 Printers 321 East Main Street Muncie, Indiana Ph. AT 8-4427 rms sm IS ,SQEQU YOUR SIGN or... - P SE co ' QUALITY U'-l AT 8-9987 pnomvr snnvlcz ssIIM SHISELER CALL CALL AT 2-3038 AT 2-6226 AT AT CAMMACK MEDFORD cm SK 9-5687 AT 8-6024 Al:ArNY cm Lone msnncs mm. .. 22ll ill DELAWARE CO. FARM BUREAU C0-OP MUNCIE. N. GRANVILLE IND. IRVING SUPPLY COMPANY Commercial and Industrial Supplies Phone AT 2-7278 Route 1 Muncie, Indiana State Road 3 North MUNCIE BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Building Materials Since 1897 800 S. Council Street Phone AT 4-3368 GEORGE C. GATES General Auctioneering fl , Household - Livestock Sales For any kind of Auctioning Service 30 Years Experience in this Field 5808 Kilgore Avenue Phone AT 4-8005 DALBY'S UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE Perscriptions Filled Village University Avenue C. E. LOKER COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Motor Trucks - Farm Machinery RCA Whirlpool and Frigidaire Appliances 2130 North Broadway CONGRATULATIONS FACULTY AND STUDENTS ROYERTON SUPPLY COMPANY across from the school Cameras-Film-Developing MUNCIE CAMERA SHOP, INC. 105 South Walnut Street Phone AT 4-9981 CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE No Investment - No Maintenance Call us for Free Estimates Phone AT 2-4522 2303 Wheeling Avenue BURKIES DRIVE INN 1515 West Jackson Phone AT 2-4355 Muncie, Ind iana METALCRAFT INDUSTRIES INC. Muncie, Indiana Phone AT-8-7717 3 10 S. Tillotson Avenue 29 Flavors of Ice Cream Delicious Foods HOWARD .lOHNSON'S 2401 North Broadway Open 8 a. rn. - 12 p. m. 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