Royerton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Royerton, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1965 volume:

TWk 1 965 PANORAMA Pt GwW by tta Tobh ol Co tfe ob Acfeutfees 4 QomjUm 22 A i u u6ttafeo«t 36 Gtasses 44 £po te 56 Otgaiuga wiS 76 A Jufi £fc£K g 1 04 Acftuttfes Mascot waved to onlookers during parade. S43 At HH Freshmen stirred up a PojuoA Sfe uJafeA Cckod CjpVdb Cheerleaders placed second with large dial for vic- tory. ' Mow Them Down, said the Sophomores. recipe for success. A giant football shoe stomped down Muncie behind the Seniors. . . . (mui PuMfo Ivd axb . . . The High School band led the floats in the parade. ikb Qumu owb A v Cowdb From the first roar of the kick off, to the last dance that night, Homecoming was another memorable event for the students. This year the pagentry of the parade through Muncie, gave fans and players alike unyielding spirit. The Redbirds did their best but their efforts were spoiled by a powerful Highland line. Defeat followed 32-20. Following the ballgame, stu- dents attended the dance in the gym. The alumni association presented trophies to the winners of the best floats. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of Miss Terri Chalfant, homecoming queen, of 1964. Terri ' s senior attendants were Sue Harris and Sandy Neal. The junior attendant was Judy Wright, the cute and fun-loving con- tender for next year ' s honors. The sophomore representative was Sue Constant, the gracious and pert, B-team cheerleader. Last but not least was Debby Hoover, popular freshman, and new- comer to Royerton. The crowning of the Homecoming Queen. Candidates enjoyed music while dancing with escorts. MISS JUDY WRIGHT Junior flM iBmjJb owl Ui tiMJctim TERRI CHALFANT Senior SUE HARRIS Senior SANDY NEAL Senior MISS SUE CONSTANT Sophomore MISS DEBBIE HOOVER Freshman Tfcfi JwidonS PMJjpOtAJuL fw - 1 Paul Flowers acted as Mas- I ter of Ceremonies at Jun- ior Carnival Parents also entertained at carnival Marilyn and Monte were crowned most popular A little girl finds a clown and many balloons quite fascinating R tafc Q dtwTdjp . . . Revenge?? What is it? Is she in one piece? S Swinging on a Heart was chosen for the theme of the Sweetheart Ball held on Feb- ruary 6. Sue Harris and Melinda Riggin were the senior representatives for the queen ' s court. Underclassmen representatives for the court were: juniors, Debbie Peterson and Carolyn Adams; sophomore, Susan Cates; freshman, Sherri Wright. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of Sue Harris as queen and the naming of the princess, Debbie Peterson. At one end of the dining hall was a huge heart framed in pink, red, and white roses. From the sides a chain of roses extended to a red velvet swing in front of the heart. The evening ended with the grand march led by the queen, Sue Harris, and her escort. President Marty Stamper posed with the F.H.A. Queen and her court. UMAJts, ttow ti, ojujI DancUig Oteatei Queen Sue and her court The Sweetheart Ball planning committee served refreshments. 10 The Seniors were dreamy eyed at the Ball. uklitf Mark Stevens rocked out a drum solo. AWspU jo Su tfiMAfe Familiar faces? Home Ec g irls create fashionable wardrobes. Jr. High students find wealth of information in paperback. Stockafe Pru qw hnj Voctdfowo i Amos Shirey consults Miss Brooker. Drafting boys learn skills pointing to engineering. 12 Seniors vote on final activities ■i— ■ Tfivtougliout ' tta VeoA Study hall booms with interest! Students open new vistas in world history. Students find time for repast. - n i u MP f 4 Pi m ' 13 Senator Birch Bayh schedules a visit. ! 1 1 w u Bap. r— { £cJkh Ptw fes a VoAiettj o Vtstftvts . . . Judy Ellis aids Bonnie in attendance office. Typical senior locker Charline leads discussion. Stebbins introduces the Inmates. 14 Mary Ellen seems wistfu Those mature Seniors ! 15 Econ students receive lecture on investments. Wldh tfc Roofed o Cfetsswotk PwpoMs . . Oh that 3:35 bell! This is a teachers ' table? Demlow councils underclassman. It seems that even the Jr. High can find time for mischief. . . . WrtbTrnto Out fa Cu Uttfo Fu u Art class exhibits talent. P I .  wt WjK Pjjij M -4a 1 :-. ■? £ fS? - IT - ' A group of convicts from the Pendleton Reformatory explained some of the re- sults of crime. 17 OtgORijfRg, UAXtotg, £ feftag Jeep Brock, Panorama, editor-in-chief The main duties of the Journalism staff are to edit the Panorama and the Review. Heading the crew for the Royerton Panorama is Jeep Brock. Among his duties are making layouts, cropping pictures, making headline captions and snapping pictures. Other members of the staff as- sisted Jeep in his duties. The Panorama is the only half of the Journalism staffs ' task. The other half is the Royerton Re- view. Heading the Review staff is Linda Zoll. Assist- ing her is Ray King. Among their duties are writing news stories, feature stories, drawing layouts and meeting necessary deadlines. Aside from work on the Panorama and the Re- view , the staff members scouted for good news, sponsored record hops, solicited ads, and sold cokes. Linda Zoll, Royerton Review, editor-in-chief. Dan Modlin, photographer. Wigkfcgfcfc JowwoJl iw Qbo$ Duties Alan Vest, sports editor; Sue Harris, news editor. Paul Flowers, feature editor; Ray King, columnist. Don Shelby, columnist. Timmie Hensley, news editor. A group of Peruvian elemen- tary teachers visited Royerton. Actuates CoatouW Tlww tfc YG t The track boys repre- sented all that is fine in sports. Seniors find time for a party and a little pool. 20 Spanish speaking visi- tors dine at school. SftwlMS JUDY ALTMARK Udith Latin Club, Band, Robed Choir, GAA, Speech Club, Cheer Block, Que Seras LINDA AFFOLDER Linda Honor Society, Band, GAA Robed Choir, Latin Club, FNO, Secretary-treasurer, Ok- lahoma, Cheer Block, Que Seras, Girls State, Select Sing Group (Alternate) LINDA ALLEN Linny GAA, FHA, FTO, Robed Choir, Latin Club, Que Seras Pom Pom Corp, Cheer Block, Oklahoma, Speech Club, 4-H Club Secretary, Vice-president RICKEY EUGENE BETTEGNIES Rick Band, Football, Hi-Y Track, Robed Choir, Baseball, Oklahoma, Varsity Club, Pace Set- ters, Wrestling, Select Singing Group (Alter- nate) Outdo 4 ' 65 BuX ti ' • • • STEPHEN EDWIN BOGGS Steve Cross Country, FTA, Baseball, Track, FFA, Wrestling, Science Club, Judging Team, Reporter, Varsity Club, Basketball ROBERT ALLEN Sticks Hi-Y, Football Voc. Ag. mi JOE BOOHER Boder FFA, Football, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Varsity Club, Science Club JEAN ANN BRENNE1 Judy GAA, FHA, Cheer Bio ck TERRI JO CHAI.FANT Terri Latin Club, Cheerleader, Homecoming Court, GAA, Homecoming Queen, Twirler, Secre- tary, Robed Choir, Cheer Block Treasurer, Que Seras CLIFFORD M. BROCK Jeep Class President, Honor So- ciety, Latin Club, Hi-Y, Speech Club, Football, The Christmas Carol, Oklahoma, Basketball, The King and I, Science Club, Robed Choir, Class Business Manager, FTO, Band, Varsity Club, Panora- ma Staff, Editor-in-Chief, Camera Club, Pace Setters ROBERT CARPENTER Bob Track Manager, Cross Coun- try Manager, Basketball Man- ager, Science Club, Camera Club, Baseball, Varsity Club DAVE CLARK Moon Latin Club, Hi-Y . . . Sefecfc Aw ki tC ue ife JOAN CROSS Joanie GAA, Pom Pom Corps, Cheer Block, Latin Club, Art Club, 9th Grade Play MICHAEL E. DAVIS Mike Varsity Club, Track, Bas- ketball, Baseball, Cross Country k THORNTON ELLISON DIXON Ted Track, Football, Latin Club, Basketball, Varsity Club, Stu- dent Council Pres. Baseball JUDITH KAYE ELLIS Rita Latin Club, FHA, GAA, Cheer Block, Que Seras SCOT FISHER Fish Football, Co-captain Bas- ketball, Track, Baseball, Latin Club, Science Club, Varsity Club, President, Hi-Y, Student Council Vice-president, Class President, King and I, Teen Age Safety Council President, Honor Society President PATRICK D. ERTEL Turtle Science Club, Hi-Y Latin Club, Varsity Club, Football, Track Basketball, Baseball, Band, Dance Band, Class Treasurer, Honor Society MARSHA DARLENE EVANS ' Masha Spanish Club, FHA, GAA, Cheer Block JIM FORREST Tree Hi-Y Voc. Ag. Ckote oj New Sfxmso . DAVE FRANCE Dave Track, Cross Country, Latin Club, Speech Club, A Christmas Carol, Pace Setters, Robed Choir, Select Singing Group DAVID FULLHART George Camera Club, Band JACK FURNISH Smokey Basketball, Hi-Y, Band MARYELLEN GOWIN Mary GAA, Latin Club, FNO Pres- ident, Cheer Block, FHA Historian, Que Seras, Junior Leader DANNY EUGENE GUINN Spike Varsity club, Spanish Club, Robed Choir, Baseball, Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Oklahoma, Camera Club, Pace Setters, Basketball WILLIAM HARMON Spanish Club SUSAN HARRIS Sue FHA, Editor, Robed Choir, Historian, Que Seras, Select singing group, Latin club, Okla- homa, Cheer Block, Band, Journalism Staff, Homecoming Court, Sweetheart Princess I TIMARA HENSLEY Timmie FHA, GAA, FTO, Journalism Staff, Public Relations, Robed Choir, Que Seras, Cheer Block. Pom Pom Corps, 4-H, Baseball, GAA . . . PbowuuL Q dO BcMj ROBERT HEWITT Bob Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, FFA, Robed Choir, Class, V.P., Pace Setters, Select Singing Group, Camera Club, Science Club MARK HUDDLESTON Kram Latin Club, Math Club, Science Club, Track, Football. Cross Country, Honor Society, Basket- ball, FFA. Varsity Club CHARLINE JOHNSON Charlie GAA, point sec, Spanish Club, FHA, Cheer Block, Sweetheart Court, 4-H HARTLEY KIDD Heart Spanish Club, French Club, Robed Choir, V.P., Oklaho- ma, King and I, Honor So- ciety, Treasurer, Student Coun- cil. Treasurer, Class Treasurer, V.P., Hi-Y, Science Club, Track, Cross Country, Ac- companist m 4 4 DEVONNA MARIA KNOX Birdie GAA, Band, . Robed Choir, Oklahoma, School Mascot RAY KING Judge Robed Choir, Cross Country, Hi-Y, Speech Club, Pace Set- ters, The Christmas Carol, Robed Choir, Treasurer, Ok- lahoma, Track, Review, Edi- tor Assistant, Select Singing Group TERRY KLINGENSMITH The Kling Football, Basketball, Track, Varsity Club, Band, Robed Choir, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y, Wrestling, Came- ra Club JANE LAWSON Janie GAA, FHA, Cheer Block, Chorus, Nurses Club PttuAfcW CfoxsWs Co utfv . . . CARL LEACH Junior Spanish Club, Science club, Varsity Club, Hi-Y, Basketball, Football SHIRLEY ANN MANN Shirl FHA, Cheer Block, FNO J f CARL LESLIE ' -... Wayn-o | E tJr= __, - _ Football, Track, Base- wJn j ball, Varsity Club, Sci- Sgi R ' vBP ence Club, Hi-Y, Robed Jk  - - J Choir, Band, Pace Set- fl| ters, Select Singing £w Group mr l J IT BETTY ' McCORMICK Bunny fik GAA, FHA, Treasurer, Cheer B fc -w Block, Que Seras, Honor So- B WL F fet ' ciety Jtm DAN MODLIN Ducky Camera Club, Dance Band, Hi-Y, Band, Football, Golf Team, School Photographer PHYLLIS KAY PARSONS Kay Band, FHA, GAA, Que Seras, Robed Choir, Cheer Block, 4-H, Okla- homa JANE ANN PERRY Janie Ann GAA, FHA, Band, FTO, Cheer Block, 4-H . Pio P umi Soccess fjul ROBERT LARRY RANDALL Bob Varsity Club, Cross Country, Track, Robed Choir President, Pace Setters, Oklahoma, Bas- ketball, Wrestling, Cam- era Club, Select Singing Group (Alternate) GARY M. RATLIFF Rat Spanish Club, Science Club, Varsity Club, Track, Cross Country, Robed Choir, Pace Set- ters, Select Singing Group MELINDA JOY RIGGIN Riggin GAA, FHA, Cheer Block, Class Secretary, 4-H, Que Seras JOHN ROEGER Fuzzy Latin Club, Camera Club, Football Manager CONNIE ELAINE SANDERS Menalaus Latin Club, GAA, FHA, Cheer Block, Que Seras, FNO GEO SHAVER Gordon Latin Club, Varsity Club, .Basketball, Cross Country, Track, Baseball, Class Presi- dent, Student Council, Science Club President, Honor So- ciety DONALD GILBERT SHELBY Burd Varsity Club, Latin Club, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Robed Choir, Basketball, Football, Baseball, Track, Cross Country, Oklahoma, A Christmas Carol, Speech Club, King and I, Studs, Science Club, Student Council, Panorama Staff, School Photographer RICHARD LEE SHIREY Shark FFA, Hi-Y, 4-H, Science Club, Robed Choir, Wrestling ColkQtoVom Of e i tcv Uaay JUDY KAY SHOWALTER Juder Latin Club, Band, Twirl- er, Alternate Cheerlead- er, Science Club, Honor Society, Cheer Block, Que Seras, Robed Choir, GAA, Ball State As- sembly, Oklahoma, Select Singing Group JANET KAY SINGER Janney French Club, Glee Club, FHA, Que Seras, Robed Choir, Alpha Delta Theta, Variety Show JACK L. SKINNER Teeth Basketball, Hi-Y, Science Club, Latin Club, Football, Baseball, Track JUDITH DARLENE SMITH Smitty Latin Club, Cheer Block, FHA, GAA MARTHA STAMPER Marty FHA President, GAA, Dis- trict Vice-President, Pom Pom Corps, Cheer Block Treasurer, Panorama Staff, Spanish Club DENNIS JOHN STEWART Stew Track, Baseball, Football, Bas- ketball, Student Council Vice- president, Varsity Club, Lat- in Club, Hi-Y SCOTT R. STREET Zeus Band, Camera Club, Hi-Y, Golf Team, Wrestling, Science Club, Dance Band, Robed Choir, Pace Setters, Delegate to Model Uni- ted Nations PAM TAYLOR Pammey Sue Cheer Block, FNO, Stu- dent Council, GAA, FHA . . . BeceW Jocfefife ow Awwuk PHILLIP KEITH TAYLOR Phil- Football, Basketball, Cross Country, Varsity- Club, FHA, 4-H, Hi-Y, Hoosier Boys State, Sci- ence Club JUDY K. TOMLINSON Little Joey Cheer Block, Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Student Council, GAA, Robed Choir dgfk TERRY ADRIAN TAYLOR Terr ml MM Camera Club, FFA Baseball, Basketball, Football, Track, Wres- tling, Varsity Club, Sci- ence Club, Honor So- ciety, Latin Club im DICK TURNER Dink)- M Football, Basketball, Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Track mk JEAN ULLOM Jeanne FHA, Historian, GAA, Que Seras, FNA, Cheer Block REBECCA UNZICKER Becky Class Secretary, GAA, Sec, V.P., Pres., Cheer Block, Spanish club, V.P., Honor Society, Twirler, Student council, Secretary, Robed Choir, Que Seras, FTO, Girls State (Alternate) RENE WARNER VAN FLEET Van Football, co-captain, Robed Choir, Dance Band, Science Club, Track, Wrestling, Var- sity Club, FTO, Hi-Y, Spanish Club, Golf Team, Band President, Camera Club, Secretary ALAN EDWARD VEST Chesty Hi-Y Journalism Staff, FFA Basketball Vtstfei lA o£{u igto i ojkAj New YotJk . SUZANNE WELSCH Suzie Spanish Club, President, GAA, Que Seras, Cheer Block, FTA, Robed Choir ERIC WILLIAMS Wick- Football, Hi-Y, Track, Latin Club MARY WRIGHTSMAN Maryellen Cheer Block, FHA, GAA JEANNETTE YODER Jean Drama Club, GAA, Latin Club, FNA LINDA ZOLL Zollie Jo Honor Society, Cheerleader, Cheer Block, Band, Dance Band, Pom Pom Corp, GAA, Spanish Club, FTO, Journal- ism Staff, Panorama Staff, Royerton Review Editor-in- Chief, Robed Choir, Que Se- ras, Oklahoma, 4-H MRS. WANDA M. HUGHES Wan MR. WAYNE WEAVER Weav . . . flw , flMtitipot vOdbutitiJb J CLASS OFFICERS Hartley Kidd, vice-president; Terri Chalfant, secretary; George Shaver, president; and Pat Ertel, treasurer 31 CUTEST Judy Tomlinson and Don Shelby BEST DRESSED Melinda Riggin and John Roeger Qt do E cfcCfoas Ecuwuto . . . BEST LOOKING Sue Harris and Carl Leach 32 se auii MOST INTELLECTUAL Judy Showalter and Mark Huddleston FRIENDLIEST Marty Stamper and Dennis Stewart Efcjkfe6 v £We tfe M tifeiTa a . . . MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Becky Unzicker and George Shaver 33 BEST ALL AROUND Betty McCormick and Joe Booher IvddMkdb ojhAj AttMudthmm. MOST TALENTED Jane Perry and Hartley Kidd MOST ATHLETIC Devonna Knox and Ted Dixon 34 A t fi£io i The faculty and administration of any school must provide the necessary environ- ment essential to an academic atmosphere. The teachers at RHS have equipped stu- dents with a frame of mind which should prompt satisfactory work in college or on the job. The faculty sponsored field trips, college visitations, clubs, contests, and athletic teams. The extra hours donated by willing teachers have stimulated student interest in a much wider range of intellectual pursuits. An interested faculty in student prepara- tion and a wide range of testing have helped students understand their capabilities and limitations, thus preventing problems. The past year has had the ear-marks of success. More students than ever before plan to go to college. This has shown the ability of the faculty to provide the mental stimulus necessary to prompt the able student into a higher degree of education. JOHN STEBBINS, Principal A3f w wsfciofo) i Duiltot Pa tfe om j MARCUS NEWTON, Ass ' t Principal TED BILLIARD, Trustee SHIRLEY BOOTS Home Economics BERNICE BACON Art Bookstore ROSEMARY DEMLOW MYRON DICKERSON English Head B.B. Coach Physical Education Physical Education ELIZABETH BROOKER History English LEONARD GANTZ Arithmetic JOSEPH BURT Industrial Arts LILLIAN GIBSON Business Education Office PocujEfaj loJjfliGJLmL Qbuui db itimsb FRED GLANCY JR. Vocational Agriculture Counseling WANDA HUGHES Home Economics BOB HARROLD Head F.B. Coach History HARROLD HUTCHISON Business Education 37 RICHARD JOLLIFFE Band STEVE LOOKABAUGH Biology Wrestling JACQUOLYNE WERNER EUVA MITCHELL Spanish Civics English ?ifcp Mrs. Hughes directed young seamstress ' skills. By O Hugfag, Dt cfoig cwi GuJuiiMq Us Mrs. Putman explained LUCILLE MYERS LAURENCE PHILLIPS Band Grade Music English Journalism 38 LAVENNA PUTMAN Business Education Office TREVA RIGGIN Chorus SUE REEDY Bookkeeping THOMAS RUFF History JOSEPHINE REES Library Cafeteria Supervisor HELEN SHOWALTER GAIL SMITH Latin Nurse Speech EDRIE FAUN RICHARDSON English ttv WonitJ Mk GocJk ojh Actuates those difficult shorthand symbols DORIS McDANIELS Office NORMAN STONER Chemistry Physics WAYNE WEAVER Math 39 BONNIE LUNSFORD Office VONDA BREWER Third, Fourth Grade BEVERLY HARROLD BEVERLY HAWKINS Third Grade First Grade ROBERT COLTER Sixth Grade PAULLA HERZIG First Grade BEVERLY FISHER Fourth Grade PHAMA HUDSON Fourth Grade Qbuukinte jpowA oj ui j toM h by Richard Shirey makes his point in world history class RUTH JONES Second Grade MARJORIE QUICK Third Grade IVA MORRIS Fifth Grade CHARLOTTE RAINES First, Second Grade EARL T. MUTERSPAUGH Fifth, Sixth Grade EVELYN RUSSELL Second Grade BERTHA PEASE Sixth Grade RUBY WHEELER Fifth Grade Acqufo tg Acoie tt6 owl VooofeoKoA QkxHk I Mr. Glancy provided guidance for Junior High students 41 Mrs. Putman guided in shorthand practice. ■ x + y = tango ! Even the faculty had to eat. 1, 2, 3, umph! The installation of a new whirl- pool bath aided coaches in player conditioning. tWe id! $$to«fi t Carolyn Adams David Baker David Bettegnies Joe Blackmer Faith Bodenhafer Mary Jane Bu ' dd Steve Burns Steve Burt Marsha Butler Barbara Carey Bob Cashdollar Joy Catron Carlotta Caudill Roger Chrastil Mary Clevenger Jim Collins Rick Cook Connie Cooper Mike Cortwright Kathy Cronin Chris Cummings Linda Davidson Sandy Davidson Jw dOnS CuC} u tfr CktilwTOjp-QjpOb . Steve Davis Carla Elliott Paul Flowers Gary France Gleta Gaddis Yvonne Geller Janet Hagen Richard Harley Cindy Holly Jerry Holten Jeff Johnson Wayne Jones Lynn Klingensmith Danny Knox Jack Kuhns Alan La Rue Jackie Lange David Lawson Fred Lee Wanda Livingston Nancy Loveless Dan Luzadder Roger Mauller David Mills 44 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Dan Showalter, vice-president; Judy Wright, secretary; Jeff Nelson, president; Debbie Peterson, treasurer. . . . Ptepcm p Q id vYtoJu Nancy Moore I Jeff Nelson David Pahl Vicki Peirson Debby Peterson Sharon Rainey Danny Ring Marilyn Russell Jane Wrightsman Steve Scroggins Larry Scott Mary Ann Senecal Judy Sharp Danny Showalter Bob Shreves Linda Snodgrass Ron Smelser Jeff Smith Pat Smith Sheryl Stebbins Mark Stevens Susie Steventon Dennis Swearingen Jill Taylor Paul Turner Jane Umberger Connie Vorhees David Wesley Paul Wesley David Whitesell Mar - Williams Randy Williams Linda Wright Judy Wright MM. ■- -m wmMm Donna Anderson Carol Astrope Gary Bartlett Connie Berry Bill Burton Judy Butler Mary Carey Steve Cashdollar Susan Cates Paul Cauldwell Danny Clevenger Larry Collins Sue Constant Sheila Cullen Pam Ellis Carol Evans Keni Fewell Suzanne Fewell Allan Fisher Sue Forrest QopliUHwom Seek Dftfe tc£fo i . . Roshelle Gibson Serena Girton Karen Gray Lillian Grider Sandy Hayden Richard Hayes Kandie Irwin Gail Jolliffe Claudia Keller Phil Kern Dennis Kowalski Vic Kuhn Mike LaVelle Jim Leach Ray Lusby Steve McCoy 46 Tom Merz Chester Mullins Don Mullins David Neal Richard Piner Bill Ray Diane Reagan Tony Reed Rick Reece Patty Retts Rudy Riggin Rose Marie Senecal Jama Shaffer Janie Shocklee David Simmons Sharon Smith John Street Pam Swartz Ann Swift Gary Taylor . . . Qhdb Ckte RXag, De Kirf tafe Acaefe uto SfetE Sharon Thurston Ron Townsend Priscilla Unzicker Vicki Vorhees Rita Waymire Pam Zearbaugh SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Rick Reece, vice-president; Judy Butler, treasurer; John Street, president; and Mary Carey, secretary ' . 47 Shelia Adams Tom Affolder Harriett Albright Mary Ann Alexander Ray Applegate Robert Ballas Connie Beaty Sally Berry Diane Boggs Jerry Brown Johnny Buck Danny Butler John Butler John Caldwell Marilyn Corey Marc Carmichael Janet Carnell Shelly Carpenter John Carter Jackie Cronin Pam Cronin Robert Cook Kevin Cullen Randy Davis PtesUgft React f-Ttgli ScWA . . . Jerry Eiler Ginny Emenhiser FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Bill Micheal, treasurer; Monte Stebbins, president; Larry Watkins, vice-president; Danny Butler, secretary. 48 • i John Farrell Carolyn Flowers Tom Forrest Linda Freed Kathy Fullhart David Gonzales Mark Gray Bob Grider Harold Hatton Linda Holland Debby Hoover Steve Howard Carl Humphrey Joyce Hunt Rusty Hurst David Johnson Don Johnson Mary Jolliffe Tony Jones Cindy Keihn Gary King Sherlon Kirby Ginny Klingensmith Mary Ann Knecht . . . Vwdljop SWy Uchfo Patty Lucas Sharon Mann Phil McNickle Bill Michael Steve O ' dell Jeanne Marie Pahl Jane Parsons Phil Peterson Mike Piner Steve Reed Mike Retz Brenda Rhodes Paula Singer Monte Stebbins Ron Steventon Sharon Sullivan Connie Swoveland Larry Watkins Gene Waymire Jim Welsch Gary Weibil Bruce Wiemer David Umberger Cheri Wright 49 Terry Barker Sandra Berry Cathy Bodenhafer Bob Brock Oliver Brown Tom Butler Sue Butler Martha Burns Kathie Burt Stan Burt Cathy Chisman Larry Clark Miranda Conley Charles Cook Joyce Davis Walter Evans Rodney Fannin Phil Fenney Dan Fetters David Freed Vicki Jolliffe Mike Goodyear David Harris Linda Hensley kigWu GWe ts Piogi s Sfawtrfy . . . Tom Hensley Linda Hesson Steve Hotelling Marilyn Hurst Doug Hutchinson Bruce Jackson Gail Johnson Lisa Lee Ralph Lee Debbie Leicht Marjorie Livingston Penny Lord Ray Lunsford Ronnie Lusby Penny Marcus Carolyn Marlow Tim Martin Susan Matchett Morris McCormick Gregg McKinley Linda McKinley Connie Mitchell Sandy Moore Beth Nelson 50 Randy Noble Donald Owens Connie Parkinson Harold Pinkston Marsha Pittsenbarter Sherrie Ratliff Linda Ray Nancy Richardson Rodney Riggin Alan Rhodes Cynthia Russell Karen Russell Debbie Sanders Loretta Scott Don Sharp Mike Sharp Mabel Smith Jo Stanley Brenda Stults Ed Sugg Gary Swearingen Debbie Tanner Sandy Taylor Steve Townsend . . . Fo w Awh ttv GuiA Tli w to tta FuiuA Ann Van Fleet Brenda Waymire Debbie Wright David Williams EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Ronnie Lusby, treasurer; Gary Swearingen, pres- ident; Steve Townsend, vice-president; Jo Stanley, secretary. 51 Don Altmark Terry App legate Max Austin Sharon Bartlett Mike Beaty Mark Berry Dalton Benedict Bonnie Billiard David Browning Wayne Bruin Jerry Butler Marsha Butler Charles Coldwell Bruce Carmichael Joe Carter Edward Caldwell John Cannaday Steve Chalfant Alan Chestnut Marilyn Chrastil David Constant Linda Fadely Tom Feeney Ronald Flick £ i i -GW0t£ fldju b to New M)Zv(mu id . . . Judy Foltz Susan Forest Leslie Foster Sheila Harley Susan Harley John Holler Billy Horton Karen Huffer Doris Humphrey Robin Irwin Tim Jennings Cathy Johnson Tom Jolliffe Karen Keihn Chuck Keller Steve Kirk Tim King Tim Klingensmith Mark Lewellen Denise Lemay Judy Linn Janet Moore Danny Mullens Kristi Marcus 52 Harold Marlow Joe McKinley Doug McLaughlin Jim Merz Bob Michael Kathy Mitchell Peggy Moore Dale Oakes Dorothy Owens Steve Pierpont Carol Piner Diane Piner Shirley Poke William Reed Joan Richardson Joe Russell Carla Sanders Carl Scott Carolyn Scroggins John Sipe Flora Smith Cheryl Sparling Susie Street David Tanner . . . Accent New £esfxm$tbifoiie$ SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS: Janet Moore, secretary; Susan Harley, treasurer; Tim Jennings, president; Joe Russell, vice-president. David Thruston Melonie Townsend Diane Umberger Mary Waymire Rea Waymire Sandy Waymire Charlotte Williams Mark Williams Camela Wolfe Wayne Zearbaugh 53 Younger set provided a rapt audience at carnival. The underclassmen prepared Thanksgiving baskets. Even the Jr. High was active in 1965. More beauties. I wanta ' a girl . . .? £f w£s QjptjuJb, Ptfcta anil E gG t ie$$ COACH BOB HARROLD ROW 1: C. Leach, J. Brock, S. Fisher J. Booher, R. smith, C. Leslie, D. Modlin, D. Turner, D. Stewart, T. D. Pahl, J. Kuhns, D. Piner, D. Bettegnies, L. Scott, mgr.; J. Eiler, D. Neal, A. LaRue, S. McCoy, A. Fisher, CARL LESLIE, T PAT ERTLE, C TERRY KLINGENSMITH, E jeep brock;, fb RICK BETTEGNIES, T DAN MODLIN, G 56 Htg{tbgfc6 ' 64 d Cmon Van Fleet, R. Bettegnies, T. Taylor, P. Ertle M. Stebbins. ROW 2: T. Klingen- Dixon, H. Hatton, G. Waymire, M. Carmichael. ROW 3: Coach Lookabaugh, D. Whitesell, D. Swearingen, T. Forrest, Coach Harrold. ROW 4: S. O ' dell, G. Taylor, P. Peterson, D. Butler, J. Buck mgr. In his first campaign at the Redbird helm, head football coach, Bob Harrold, did an admirable job. Although the team compiled only a 1-8 record, both the head coach and assistant coach Steve Lookabaugh instilled in the boys great spirit. A lone win over Geveva highlighted the season. The fourteen seniors sparking the season were Rick Bettegnies, Rene Van Fleet, and Carle Leslie, tackles; Jeep Brock, full- back; Carl Leach, Joe Booher, Dick Turner, and Dan Modlin, guards; Pat Ertle, center; Ted Dixon, end; Terry Taylor, Terry Kling- ensmith, and Dennis Stewart, halfbacks; and Scot Fisher, quarterback. Ted Dixon was a first team MVC choice with Rene Van Fleet, Dick Turner, Carl Leach, and Scot Fisher receiving honorable mention. With eleven letter winners returning next season, the coaching staff and student body hope to see the Redbird eleven compile a much better record. It ' s Ted again COACH STEVE LOOKABAUGH 57 Di ) t Wcm b A MVC Bid DENNIS STEWART, HB JOE BOOHER, G SCOT FISHER, QB The Gallery 58 ROW 1: S. Cashdollar, D. Clevenger, M. Davis, M. Huddleston, S. Burt. ROW 2: M. Dickerson, coach, D. Shelby, A. LaRue, G. Shaver, T. Dixon, S. Fisher, A. Fisher, M. Stebbins. Own Boys o Jjpto t v tt Cowidxj Tdh . . . Head basketball coach MYRON DICKERSON 59 Pep Club looks sharp and yells loud at tourney. ... As Bojfes fusfjfo i E it{tuSiastM Our Redbird Team tm l ■  K ■ ' ) W Tm . Vi iff . i ' M Jfl Our heroes anxiously await results after pep sessions. School Spirit is displayed at basketball game. Mike goes high for a field goal. W T Harrison 82 55 Portland 56 72 Alexandria 85 55 Mississinewa 62 61 Monroe Central 89 76 Cowan 83 77 Yorktown 79 70 Dunkirk — 56 50 Daleville - 89 67 Winchester 74 69 Harrison 62 44 Gaston 58 52 Selma 79 68 Daleville 80 55 Gaston 74 58 Selma 78 60 Center 80 81 Middletown 67 48 Fairmount 77 57 Hagerstown 73 57 Eaton 81 69 Highland 82 57 Cowan 69 57 Muncie Central 73 79 ♦Denotes Tournament GEORGE SHAVER center TED DIXON forward DON SHELBY guard 61 MARK HUDDLESTON guard SCOT FISHER forward Cage provides equipment and off hours discussion area. SkotfGft Cojpjp b Couwjfctj £c v George leaps for a much needed point. DANNY CLEVENGER guard 62 Dixon gallops for two. t ig HowMS ALLAN FISHER forward STEVE BURT guard STEVE CASHDOLLAR forward County Champs of 1965 ! 63 MIKE DAVIS guard ALAN LaRUE forward LaRue goes high for two. Student Council president Ted Dixon receives tourney trophy from Principal. 64 Merit Reed presents County Tourney trophy to seniors. Victory comes home ! 65 Redbird fans displayed their good sportsmanship at the county tourney. This year the cheerblock sang along with the National Anthem. Helping to direct the cheerblock and to prepare props were Sue Constant and Judy Butler, the B-Team Cheer- leaders. B-Team Cheerleaders, Sue Constant and Judy Butler. Tbutoey Sttou itafe 0htoi idb County Tourney brings crowd roaring to their feet. 66 George presents our pride and joy to Ted ROW 1: R. Harley, J. Nelson, D. Clevenger, M. Carmichael, S. Burt, T. Forrest, R. Hurst, J. Butler. ROW 2: S. Cashdollar, A. Fisher, R. Riggin, T. Jones, B. Cashdollar, L. Watkins, J. Kuhns, B. Harrold, Coach. U cWstetvi l fw Fu w kdtiw ROW 1: D. Gonzales, J. Carter, R. Davis, K. Cullen, M. Carmichael. ROW 2: B. Harrold, coach, T. Forrest, J. Butler, T. Jones, R. Hurst, L. Watkins, B. Michaels. 63 ROW 1: P. Feeney, manager, D. Browning, manager, T. Feeney, B. Carmichael, B. Jackson, J. Russell, D. Constant, S. Burt. ROW 2: S. Pierpont, manager, M. Austin, manager, G. Swearingen, J. Sipe, C. Keller, J. Holler, M. Sharp. ROW 3: T. Ruff, coach, R. Riggin, manager, J. Merz, S. Townsend, R. Waymire, T. Butler, R. Lunsford. Ouuui Pt cfec i Goods-QjpOnkiHiOtMtildf) Jr. High cheerleaders — P. Marcus, C. Wolfe, K. Johnson, M. Livingston, C. Mitchell. 69 ROW 1: S. McCoy, R. Lusby, P. Kern, J. Street, B. Cook, M. Gray. ROW 2: S. Lookabaugh, coach, T. Taylor, S. Boggs, D. Pahl, D. Showalter, R. Van Fleet, R. Bettegnies, D. Wesley, manager. Uafc w£ i Wet Sfc Co f efe£to i For the first time in seven years, the Redbirds were able to participate in the active sport of wrestling. With a rookie squad and a young coach, the Redbird grap- plers matched talents with some of the state ' s best contenders. Senior members of the squad included Terry Taylor, Rick Bet- tegnies, Rene Van Fleet, and Steve Boggs. ROW 1: M. Piner, D. Piner, S. O ' dell, D. Johnson, G. King. ROW 2: J. Caldwell, D. Neal, J. Eiller, D, Wesley, manager. Coach — Steve Lookabaugh. Jt . yi Ucmj VcJ!juuohh ROW 1: R. Fannin, T. Klingensmith, R. Lusby, J. McKinley, H. Caldwell, P. Benedict. ROW 2: B. Wil- liams, D. Hutchison, J. Butler, B. Brock, D. Harris, E. Suggs. 72 ROW 1: A. Fisher, J. Kuhns, S. Fisher, J. Nelson, M. Stebbins, D. Guinn, B. Cook. ROW 2: D. Whitesell, T. Taylor, D. Swearingen, G. Shaver, S. Burt, S. Scroggins, manager. ROW 3: M. Dickerson, coach, A. LaRue, M. Davis, J. Smith, D. Ring. Wkfo BatehM Boys BuZfc jo ti tutuw Coach Myron Dickerson ' s Red- bird baseball team heads up a new year with eight four-year veterans and a good chance for the county title. Here George and Jack are shown developing the essential techniques used in the game of baseball. 73 ROW 1: D. Whitesell, T. Klingensmith, B. Randall, G. Ratliff, S. Boggs, D. Knox. ROW 2: M. Davis, R. Bettegnies, P. Ertle, M. Huddleston, S. Burns, B. Carpenter, manager. ROW 3: D. Shelby, T. Dixon, G. Shaver. itotbes DfSf (!ay £ Ruwuitg Abffobj ROW 1: S. Burt, G. Ratliff, B. Randall, M. Davis, P. Taylor. ROW 2: M. Dickerson, coach, S. Boggs, S. Burns, G. Shaver, D. Knox, M. Huddleston, B. Carpenter, manager, S. Scroggins, manager. O gA ftfewis • ffi-ilF Kf, ROW 1 : D. Knox, S. Fewell, S. Stebbins, P. Zearbaugh, S. Hayden, M. Burns, M. Jolliffe. ROW 2: L. Klingensmith, J. Umberger, D. Baker, J. Johnson, M. Clevenger, L. Zoll, S. Butler, V. Jolliffe, J. Perry, L. Lee, J. Stanley, L. Scott. ROW 3: D. Mills, G. Jolliffe, S. Berry, D. Johnson, S. Adams, S. Moore, E. Sugg, J. Davis, R. Hayes, K. Parsons, M. Russell, J. Parsons, D. Hutchinson, T. Barker, R. Noble, C. Cook, S. Carpenter. ROW A: D. Butler, M. Carmichael, D. Knox, J. Singer, R. Bettegnies, S. Berry, K. Russell, C. Russell, Mrs. Myers, Mr. Jolliffe, D. Fullhart, R. Crastil, L. Scott, R. Van Fleet. Semi PnjovlA h Botfc U$fe u tg awb The shows ended and the ar- duous task of preparation be- gan again. S. Davis, D. Peterson, D. Reagan, C. Evans, C. Parkinson, D. Sharp, L. Hesson, P. Marcus, B. Jackson, A. Van Fleet, M. Livingston, S. Burns, R. Piner, S. Howard, D. Harris, ,] Hi Jolliffe found time to blow the licorice stick VtewUtg £ tjOynie i£ Wlrih Po uS fiMvh Beauty The Pom Pon Corp entertained with dazzling halftime shows. 77 Under the direction of Mr. Jolliffe, the high school band has rehearsed for their many and various half-time performances. Many strenuous hours were spent in perfecting the routines and formations of the band. The beginning of the band ' s participation came during the football season. High steps and high kicks were performed in the cold weather, as freezing twirlers and Pom Pons kept a smile on their faces. More instrumentalists, glistening costumes, and red pom pons were displayed throughout the basketball season. The drum majorette, Sheryl Stebbins, directed, and led the band in various formations on the playing floor. Majorette SHERYL STEBBINS F0os{u t9 Corfumes m i Pretty GvJIs ROW 1: J. Catron, M. Budd, T. Hensley, B. Carey, L. Allen. M. Senecal, L. ZoII, Y. Geller, J. Hagen, J. Butler, J. Cross, C. Cronin, J. Wright, 78 Sparkling band performances entertained at ballgames. IW UcJ tUn £k w$ Iwfeiesfetg 1. to r. S. Hayden, K. Irwin, M. Carey, S. Neal, B. Unzicker, S. Constant, S. Cates. 79 ROW 1: Y. Geller, G. Gaddis, S. Harris, K. Irwin, J. Showalter, D. Boggs, S. Constant. ROW 2: G Ratliff, B. Randall, B. Hewitt, R. King, D. France, C. Leslie, G. France. TW CJhotel Dej3Cwtfrwfi tfc ROW 1: H. Kidd, S. Fewell, T. Hensley, L. Zoll, P. Cronin, K. Parsons, J. Ullom, H. Albright, T. Chalfant, B. McCormick, M. Wrightsman, Mrs. Riggin. ROW 2: L. Allen, D. Knox, D. Anderson, G. Gaddis, J. Wright, Y. Geller, K. Irwin, J. Shocklee, J. Showalter, D. Boggs, J. Carnel, C. Sanders. ROW 3: M. Corey, J. Singer, J. Altmark, C. Elliot, S. Welsch, S. Neal, S. Harris, R. Unziker, L. Af- folder, M. Butler, M. Riggin, S. Constant, M. Gowin. ROW 4: G. Ratliff, B. Randall, S. Street, B. Hewitt, R. Van Fleet, R. Bettegnies, R. King, D. Baker, C. Leslie, B. Harmon, J. Brock, D. France, D. Guinn, G. France. 1 1 liliiiiiiiiiti 1 1 J 11 rl 11 km mil ' ' - ' : ' ;:■.; i i 3 T ' ■ i Jk TQ Talent, cooperation, and hard work provided a solid nucleus for the music department. Singing for convocations, special programs and engagements, and for per- sonal enjoyment were 50 members of the Robed Choir. The Robed Choir, under the direction of Treva Riggin, brought many honors to Royerton. They performed for several church festivals, civic organizations, and clubs. In addition, they attended the district contest at Ball State University. The Que Seras, one of the three special groups, was organized this year. This group was organized by the senior girls who wished to develop their singing ability. The Pace Setters, another singing group, was organized by the senior boys. They showed great talent and ability in music through receiving high honors at district and state contests. The third group specially organized this year was the Selectones. This organization consisted of students in high school whose ability to read music was shown through auditions. GalW N w Pt ttge Twinkle Toes - Singer, talented senior dancer. The warbling of angels. — HE ' ■•• ' t ai BHKL HflHT t iZT ' - SI ROW 1: Devonna Knox, Linda Allen, Timara Hensley, Linda Zoll, Judy Showalter, Linda Affolder, Kay Parsons, Jeanne Ullom, Maryellen Wrightsmen, Betty McCormick, Terri Chalfant. ROW 2: Susie Welsch, Janet Singer, Judy Altmark, Sandy Neal, Sue Harris, Rebecca Unzicker, Judy Ellis, Melinda Riggin, Connie Sanders, Maryellen Gowin. 4 wb Wonk Btougfcfc Wtgfc Cooperation provided improvement. Hours of preparation went into State Contest. We ' ve got to get those accents ! I Ho uvi Pio m B.S.U. ROW 1: Gary Ratliff, Bob Hewitt, David France, Rene Van Fleet. ROW 2: Danny Guinn, Bob Randall, Scott Street, Jeep Brock, Rickey Bettenegies, Ray King, Carl Leslie. ROW 1: S. Cates, M. Alexander, S. Butler, S. Forst, M. Carmichael, D. Stewart, V. Pierson, D. Showalter, B. Carmichael. ROW 2: Mr. Weaver, R. Reece, A. Fisher, T. Dixon, Mr. Glancy, H, Kidd, M. Burns, T. Jennings, Mr. Ruff. Qbuutkudb Cowiud P0a i$ jo 66 Juniors Vicki Pierson and Dan Showalter sort sweat shirts for biennial sale. President Ted Dixon, and vice-president Dennis Stewart plan for a future Student Council meeting. Twenty-one students have become members of Na- tional Honor Society, an honorary organization. Members of this group are selected on the basis of scholastic achievement. Only juniors and seniors are eligible. Students must maintain a 3-3 average. Since the granting of the charter in 1957, 132 students have been initiated into the Royerton chapter of Honor Society. Officers of Royerton ' s club are Scot Fisher, presi- dent; Jeep Brock, vice president; Judy Showalter, sec- retary; and Hartley Kidd, treasurer. The sponsors of Honor Society are Mr. Phillips and Mrs. Mitchell. Members visited Indianapolis and attended Clowes Theater for the performance of a ballet. Uovm Soctrfy Vfcttei Ckw UM ROW 1: M. Williams, B. McCormick, L. Zoll, R. Unzicker, L. Af folder, J. Showalter, S. Stevenson, P. Smith, S. Stebbins. ROW 2: Mrs. Mitchell, J. Brock, G. Shaver, S. Fisher, P. Ertel, H. Kidd, M. Huddleston, D. Wesley. ROW 3: T. Taylor, S. Burns, P. Wesley, J. Johnson, R. Crastil, Mr. Phillips. 85 ROW 1: S. Forrest, J. Sharp, G. Smith, sponsor, L. Af folder, M. Gowin, D. Dixon, S. Steventon, N. Moore. ROW 2: J. Yoder, S. Mann, C. Caudill, C. Adams, L. Davidson, L. Wright, L. Snodgrass, G. Gaddis, J. Lawson. ROW 3: S. Adams, M. Alexander, P. Cronin, P. Taylor, J. Taylor, S. Rainy, L. Grider, J. Ullom, C. Sanders. ROW 4: S. Thurston, C. Berry, C. AsUop, S. Carpenter, S. Sullivan, C. Swoveland, P. Ellis, V. Vorhees, C. Evans. F.N A PvypGwh Musses jo Tfouvw-ow ' . . . Senior Bob Randall received aid from future nurses. Officers met with nurse to plan F.N.A. meeting. 86 ROW 1: J. Lawson, M. Evans, J. Smith, M. Riggin, M. Wrightsman, T. Hensley, B. McCormick, M. Stamper, L. Allen, M. Gowin, K. Parsons, S. Harris. ROW 2: Mrs. Hughes, J. Ellis, C. Elliot, C. Caudill, J. Brenner, P. Taylor, S. Mann, J. Hagen, D. Peterson, C. Vorhees, J. Perry, C. Johnson, C. Sanders. ROW 3: J. Singer, J. Ullom, N. Moore, J. Lange, M. Clevenger, C. Cooper, L. Davidson, C. Adams, G. Gaddis, L. Snodgrass, L. Wright, J. Taylor, J. Sharp. P.H A- BuM EuiuAJb Uo wtoa}w ROW 1: S. Girton, B. Rhodes, P. Zearbaugh, S. Mann, C. Astrop, D. Hoover, D. Boggs-, S. Forrest. ROW 2: Miss Boots, R. Waymire, P. Singer, V. Thomas, L. Hesson, P. Ellis, V. Vorhees, C. Berry, S. Thurston, C. Swoveland. ROW 3: L. Mason, M. Joliffee, J. Hunt, M. Knecht, P. Lucas, G. Emenhiser, S. Wright, L. Freed, G. Klinginsmith, R. Gibson, S. Gates. 87 ROW 1: T. Klingensmith, M. Cortwright, D. Whitsell, D. Shelby, D. Guinn, D. Modlin, B. Carpenter. ROW 2: Mr. Newton, S. Street, B. Randall, S. Davis, J. Brock. B. Hewitt. Cxm vOu CW) Fi ufo Dank R-oo Infecting President Dan Modlin instructs new member in developing tech- nique. The Royerton Camera Club has become quite an important organization. Through the able guidance of Mr. Newton, the shutterbugs have learned by experience, the art of picture taking. Student interest has skyrocketed as has the membership roster. Of the eight members, four are in their first year with the dub. The members have sponsored such activities as dances and parties to raise money for additional equipment for the dark room. The Camera Club is a prospering organi- zation bent on finding a regular birth at Royerton High. ROW 1: S. Stefabins, J. Shcu-alaar, G. Satfi£ 5 WKladt C- Sb S Street. J. Booher, T. Ti . .- .- r. C Tfslie. M. Hn:ccelsa:c- P. STesLey, G. France. D - = - ? Z Shim ih i, 7 Wesley 5. Davis. Brock. iL Scephens, R. HarLev. L Ccrrvri r::. H. 57- -. 3 7 bei : 7 : rzs. C Cnr r-ir ' gs. C Tfarh SoZskcs, OU kstaktekfis Rko. £ig a Ck T t i - Z-- field -:? ice It has become a tradition of the Latin Club to have an annual club initiation for all new members. Already initiated members found much excitement this year in planning a different type of initiation. Here everyone, members as well as initiated, are shown attired in Roman costumes. Costumes were of quaint Roman design and material prepared by each member to add a spirit which was ever so present at the great Roman Banquets of old. There were those who chose to appear as knights with their armor, which was such a part of the Roman custom. The decorations were quite simple. There were a few pieces of Roman furniture, which had been sprayed with gold to add some richness to the surroundings. Other decorations used were fancy cushions to create the true like- ness of what the Romans themselves would have been accustomed. Romans were always seated on cushions on the ground before partaking of any food served at the Banquets. So in keeping with the customs of long ago all members joined in to make every- thing a grand Roman affair. Ut v Ctjub Otqcwugds Ro wo i Bcwcfyjeb ROW 1: A. Fisher, P. Wesley, J. Smith, J. Showalter, J. Altmark, T. Chalfant, J. Cross, L. Allen, L. Affolder, S. Harris. ROW 2: S. Cashdollar, D. France, J. Lange, J. Hagen, N. Loveless, J. Brock, D. Stewart, J. Butler, A. Swift, K. Gray. ROW 3: Mrs. Showalter, T. Jones, L. Burns, G. France, D. Shelby, N. Moore, J. Carnel, S. Berry, C. Fulhart, S. Sullivan, S. Constant. ROW 4: T. Forrest, M. Stebbins, S. Scroggins, D. Showalter, M. Cortwright, T. Dixon, S. Fisher, D. Wesley, M. Russell, S. Stebbins, J. Cronin, J. Yoder. 90 ROW 1: C. Caudill, S. Welsch, M. Carey, M. Stamper, K. Parsons, L. Zoll, L. Allen, R. Unzicker, S. Neal, J. Cross, J. Alt mark, T. Hensley, J. Ullom. ROW 2: J. Wrightsman, B. Carey, C. Evans, J. Perry, P. Taylor, J. Hagen, S. Stebbins, D. Peter- son, C. Vorhees, L. Klingensmith, D. Knox, J. Yoder, M. Evans, Mrs. Demlow. ROW 3: P. Zearbaugh, C. Cronin, D. Reagan, C Keller, J. Lange, C. Astrop, P. Ellis, V. Vorhees, C. Berry, S. Thurston, S. Forrest, V. Pierson. ROW 4: M. Budd, J. Wright J. Hunt, M. Knecht, P. Cronin, P. Lucas, G. Emenhiser, C. Wright, M. Alexander, S. Berry, M. Corey, S. Adams, S. Cates ROW 5: C. Beaty, M. Williamsm, D. Hoover, A. Swift, C. Flowers, J. Cronin, H. Albright, C. Swoveland, G. Klingensmith J. Pahl, J. Parsons, S. Steventon. ROW 6: M. Butler, Y. Geller, W. Livingston, M. Senecal, J. Shocklee, R. Senecal, J. Butler J. Shaffer, S. Constance, R. Gibson, D. Anderson, C. Elliot, N. Loveless. Qtuwo Quh Wonk jo AA- Jocfefifc As the year drew to a close, the senior GAA mem- bers looked forward to receiving their sweaters and jackets. The girls have worked for four years selling candy, playing baseball, basketball, and at- tending meetings to earn points toward their jackets and sweaters. Girls find practice a way of good exercise Two-year members planned initiation. Butler will sell popcorn Friday night. Lettmntov Pfioiui t UimSvudtl f tutefcfeoa VARSITY CLUB ROW 1: G. Ratliff, S. Boggs, J. Booher, D. Whitsell, B. Carpenter, M. Davis, B. Randall, T Klingensmith, D. Stewart, C. Leslie. ROW 2: S. O ' Dell, M. Huddleston, R. Harley, S. Burns, J. Smith, S. Scroggins, D. Swearingen, J. Brock, P. Taylor, R. Bettegnies. ROW 3: Mr. Harrold, D. Ring, T. Taylor, J. Kuhns, C. Leach, M. Stebbins, D. Shelby, D. Guinn, J. Nelson, Mr. Lookabaugh. ROW 4: Mr. Dickerson, A. Fisher, D. Turner, A. LaRue, P. Ertle, G. Shaver, T. Dixon, S. Fisher, M. Stevens, D. Knox, G. Taylor. 92 ROW 1: M. Budd, M. Butler, J. Wright, J. Parson, J. Pahl, D. Petterson, L. Zoll, R. Unzicker, S. Neal, S. Welsch, J. Butler. ROW 2: N. Moore, S. Steventon, C. Flowers, S. Wright, P. Cronin, M. Alexander, M. Corey, S. Carpenter, J. Shaffer, J. Shocklee, D. Hoover, D. Boggs, Mrs. Werner. ROW 3: M. Evans, H. Albright, C. Deaty, S. Fewell, R. Gibson, P. Zearbaugh. C. Holly, W. Livingston, J. Wrightsman, L. Klingensmith, P. Smith, M. Williams, R. Senecal. ROW A: B. Burton, J. Booher. T. Taylor, P. Unzicker, D. Anderson, M. Carey, S. Cates, D. Reagan, C. Keller, A. Swift, P. Retz, S. Girton. ROW 5: D. Johnson. B. Grider, J. Eiler, P. Flowers, J. Nelson, L. Watson, J. Welsch, H. Hatton, J. Johnson, R. Hayes, D. Piner, D. Baker. CpOu k (%b Pb M Tup ttv fJjiyte C tj . . . Senora Werner instructs several eager Spanish students. The earphones, she feels, are necessary since the students hear Spanish from a true Spanish speak- er. In this way, the students can filter out the meaning much easier. Here we see two members of the Span- ish Club receiving candy to sell. Profits from the sale of candy will help pay the costs of a trip to Mexico City. The trip will be taken this spring after school is dismissed. ROW 1: L. Scott, D. Ring, A. Vest, P. Taylor, R. Shirey, J. Forrest, D. Bettegnies. ROW 2: C. Humphrey, D. Umberger, S Odell, R. Riggin, M. Collins, G. Taylor. ROW 3: F. Glancy, sponsor, C. Cummings, D. Lawson, B Wiemer V Kuhns T Collins, D. Mullins. ' Ag-BoyS Co if)efe yv SctaWlitfri- j s b ■:•:■ IB 3 ' ROW ONE: Debby Anderson, Theresa Applegate. Ann.Astrop, Tom Beaty, Tammara Bodenhofer, Danill Burton, Peggy Carnal ROW TWO: Vicki Davis, Brad Eilts, Debby Fannin, Rita Gonzales, Larry Harness, Debby Henderson, Brenda Horton ROW THREE: Wayne Huddleston, Russell Jack- son, Phillip Janeway, Alicia Kern, Michael Kuhns, Dewayne Lawson, Bobby Lucas ROW FOUR: Terri McKinley, Richard Nixon. Dennis Oakes, Sandy Odel, Joey Parsons, Jack Reiche, Kim Riggin ROW FIVE: Bruce Romey, Shirley Scott, Tom Sugg, Tommy Swoveland a a ROW ONE: Tim Armstrong. Brian Brady, Rich- ard Burton, Arthur Clevenger, Carol Collins. Col- lette Conklin, James Davis ROW TWO: Paula Eilts, Charles Evans, Beth Fgtters, Denise Flick, Carolyn Garr. Jim Hagen. Melissa Hayes ROW THREE: Shirley Hesson, Penny Jackson. Patty Jeffreys, Linda Lambert, Dick Marlow, Gloria Morrison, Barbara Nelson ROW FOUR: David Owens, Janna Parsons. Terry Scott, Randy Stark. Mike Stevens. Linda Tamsett, Chris Vorhees ROW FIVE: Steven Warstler, John Welsch. John Williamson, Melanie Winchester, Lori Wright 95 ROW ONE: David Affolder, Carla Bagwell, Cynthia Bettegnies, David Brady, Demaree Brown, Rodney Butler, Tom Butler ROW TWO: Terry Camel, Kay Carmichael, Steven Chisman, Neal Elliott, Paul Fisher, Jeff France, Daman Gibson ROW THREE: Tim Girton, Philip Gonzales, Dana Hensley, Jim Jennings, Brian Kirk, Steven Lord, Paul Martin ROW FOUR: Molly Moss, Barbara Parsons, Becky Poland, Ron Pownell, Cheryl Rhodes, Karen Smith, Lorretta Smith ROW FIVE: Cindy Zearbaugh, Teresa Van Ness tm mm i r , wmw, t l £ Q Q •-• f £% fTX ! % jy| in y y © ' ROW ONE: Guy Benedict, David Berry, Kathy Browning, Kevin Burt, Richard Butler, Richy Crad- dict, Renee Cronin, ROW TWO: David Daughtery, Steve Davis, Carla DeBatty, David Eiler, Jerry Fosnaugh, Danny Gowin, Thomas Harrbison, ROW THREE: Pamela Kiser, Pam Klingensmith, Francis Lord, Chris Morgan, Tina Murphy, Cindy O ' Dell Victor Osborn ROW FOUR: Don Parsons, Kris Randall, Suzie Reed, Debra Scott, Randy Smith, Debra Sullivan, Jay Ullom ROW FIVE: Benny Umberger, Jin Vorhees, Kathy West 96 9 Ut$. Ruby U keefet III A 4Tit 4 ROW ONE: Mike Bagwell, Raymond Brockman, Gregg Burt, John Clarke, Brenda Conklin, Robin Cronift, Gary Foltz ROW TWO: Doug Franklin, Glenn Harding, Kathy Harley, Lillie Harr, David Hensley, Bill Hickey, Margie Humphrey ROW THREE: Tim Janeway, Candy Jones, Jeff Kirkwood, Linda LaRue, Linda Lee, Terri Lord, Merry McNickle ROW FOUR: Jerry Mirthell, Tony Rhodes, Dar- rel Pinkston, Marcia Saunders, Linda Sipe, Roberta Smith, Beth Vest ROW FIVE: Dennis Wagner ROW ONE: Marcia Applegate, Rex Bartlett, Chuck Batsch, Donald Bell, Walter Blackmer, Terri Burt, Chris Fancher ROW TWO: Bruce Flowers, Carolyn Fosnaugh, David Garr, Clifford Hatton, Sue Hottelling, Ann Horton, Stanley Howell ROW THREE: Becky Kern, Tina Leach, Cheryl LeMay, Mary McCormick, Kieth Long, Jerry Michaels, David Morris ROW FOUR: Ricky Moss, Brenna O ' Dell, Jean- nette Piner, Loretta Russell, Paul Russell, Ricky Seals, Sandy Stafford ROW FIVE: Cindy Tomson, Ralph Umberger, Randy Umberger, Karen West, Dean Williams, Don Wills ROW ONE: Debby Beady, Danny Berry, Clifford Bodenhofer, Jackie Buck, Timmy Campbell, Linda Carter, Bruce Clements ROW TWO: Janie Cronin, Nancy Daughtery, Debra Doerr, Jim Edmondson, Lilian Fisher, Fred- dy Forest, Mark Hesson ROW THREE: Bob Hickey, Paul Huddleston, Donald Huff, Tommy Huffer, Zonda Jackson, Michael Lambert, Steven Leicht ROW FOUR: Sandra McKen, Mike Mills, Sherry Mynett, Steven Nixon, Tom Reedy, Norma Rich- ardson, Margaret Riley ROW FIVE: Deanna Scott, Amy Snodgrass, Kent Thomas, Jerry Thurston, Linda Watkins, Tim Wright ROW ONE: David Best, Bobby Butler, Bruce Campbell, Andy Corn, Debra Cox, Becky Cradick, Sally Dickerson ROW TWO: Carol Engle, Renee Feeney, Peggy Fisher, Jackie Fulton, Sid Grahg, Jodee Gulley, Christie Kern ROW THREE: Susan MobBitt, Randy Lord, Linda Lore, Beth Ann McKinley, Jody New, Gerald Pinkston, Donald Randall ROW FOUR: Debby Stevens, Pamela Stevens, Mike Stults , Susan Warstler, janeta Winchester, Jo Ella Wright 98 Ui£. fJjtoifonte Quick O. ' ( 1 £) . ( t ' T :■ J| ROW ONE: Allen Albright, Stewart Brown, Julie Burt, Debra Cannady, Jeff Carey, Cristine Corin, Danny Davis ROW TWO: Kathy Fosnaugh, George Gagnor, Patricia Hensley, Richard Hildreth, Theresa Hol- len, Joey Holler, Karen Klingensmith ROW THREE: Mike Lee, Michael McCall, Mike McPherson, Marcia Miller, Deah Modlin, Becky Moss, Robert Morrison ROW FOUR: Robby Mynett, Ginny Ratliff, Kathy Scroggins, Sandy Sipe, Billy Smith, Peter Smith, Robin Stevenson ROW FIVE: Jackie Sugg, Donnie Waymire, Vicki Wells, Floyd Winchester, Julie Umberger Wis. Beu t j UomM 1 ■PVf 4 fi A I ROW ONE: Debby Anderson, Rhonda Ander- son, Sherril Bone, Gary Carlo, Ranelle Carter, David Caudill, David Chisman ROW TWO: Kenneth Fadely, Kieth Fadely, Cheryl Feeney, James Garringer, Sandy Harness, Bobby Hartey, Chris Hayden ROW THREE: Beverly Heaton, Sherry Janeway, Craig Johnson, Renee Jones, Mauren Magoon, Carla Meeks, Donnie Mitchell ROW FOUR: Dan Oakes, Jeff Park, LaRay Raney, Bobbie Roby, Connie Scroggins, Lisa Sisk, Gene Smith ROW FIVE: Steven Smith, Jane Strahan 99 ROW ONE: Carol Batsh, David Butler, Karen Carmichael, Karey Conklin, Danny Daugherty, Michael Flick, Tracey Girton ROW TWO: Jim Hargison, Sammy Harding, Carol Hagen, Karen Johnson, Connie Kaiser, Karen Kern, Ruth Kirby ROW THREE: John Kirk, Judy. 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