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RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL -- RUSHVILLE, INDIANA Q: 2, mfg-, ,A . .asf 1- g'-. 1 ..- A :- ,:g..a4x 'm 75 fr., I W, . ' . aw - Ka as ff' i! , , .,,-.-? ' m A 1 f i i z,-f, tif 1.5 Q! A --r I 5' f Lf- ,A A ,..q- . - - N5' J- ' H Mmm of Brink ,Zyl Thcrc in the floor they lie - Bright particles that sparkle mid the dull. In size and shapc and color varying. Ycf tlLro2zglL prcciszfmr placement c-ach to each, Thvy tcll thc story of Man's search for Light. And then the pattern widens from this spot - Its lzackground moves into the halls, The classrooms and the playing fields: Tlzcrv, scintillating particles called Youth Flash brilliantly in patterns ever new, In search of Life and Truth to form The real mosaic of our school. w l Drifting and rlrcanzing. TABLE OF CONTENTS Student life . . . 4-17 Activities . . . 18-36 Athletics . . .38-53 Academics . 54 95 Palace' in thc Park. and Classes Prince Cl1ar1 - David Richarzlson. Her majesty, Donna Allen. ning NU? fmggmwf H2 Wmfgfgpm fiswiwgs, r 62,3 aww 3 A-egg Z?if232 W?'a fr ,V e LeeA gezzufy Md, Mmm My That gentlemen prefer blondes was evi- dent, when Donna Allen triumphed over three brunette candidates to be the first Holcad Queen. Donna was crowned as a fea- ture of the beautiful Stairway to the Stars dance on January 26. Her first official duty was to present the high salesman award to David Richardson. Candidates were chosen on the basis of beauty, high ideals, personali- ty and friendliness. VS? .,,, f , 1g1..5gf4,mx If Y. 2. 1 A lf., . W N , 'L-ql U -f , A r xx! , - , V' .. A beautiful rrflcctiou. A queen is crowned iv as The Court - Judy Scdnck, Julie Tuff, Qncvn Donna, Jayne Sclnwycr, llliclmcl Enrlvy, Chrislinc Swarts. iofmffzbgiefzzbfcoeafw Twelve glorious days as a queen what more could a pretty girl ask? For Suzanne Northam, Miss Indiana State Fair . 1962, the thrill of her crowning, her first appearance as her royal majesty and a visit with Red Skelton were moments to cherish. Suzanne was chosen cream of the crop from 58 state beauties to reign as Fair Hostess until she crowns her successor. .., ... ....,,,. V 22.2 . Q e W 2 , 4 . on LJ, 'iso W .1 .vm W. . -4's,N-fafes' sms! .3i'lf:Q I an osx 1 ff it as W: xi x is I 1 Y, W! It vim 2 E Dear meets Deer. Proof of honor. He., ,,-mjcsfy, Su zamze Northam. Regal raiment. 'f1l'Q?'sif.I . F2213 .Rv 22.2 35. 'ina 'G3w 'il ' 1 A.: - ..,Qge.. .I , 9252 -:. ,s , 552352 Q. WL 1..e,23:. 3'4,.fAi1:-if .g..w- F- .51.'af'i'1 3 ' ' ,lr '?':. 3 .. Q, itil' K i fa, ,, :,.a c., :.r'S.'! 2 'ms 1 riff: ff' .L 'Qffil fl? fits' ,Q lf ' 5ff'fiNf, li ' Q ,1:'.':1. ' ,. smilie-sz. . f' 'f he Ifffl.5f?5sI2f1., .2 ' Fairbaard privilege. 1 1 X4 1, , et ' e:,FT,..,.f: '. LEU 'xl' SX: ..-9.5. E I! ,. we-N 1 new- Q. .. :wtf nl ,rf i'-arg wlf':r':4f7 sl g 5 ll mf, ll v l ag 2 , , lg, . aj , l -elm sl r 63.12 4 MMA. fs vA -KP Welcome home, Susie! mf' fu.gz.ff 'nk X Xu! lm ' x 3 x. , ,LQ Q 0 ,, -11, xXx, . lm 1-:if ! sm :BN CSL ! 'Q ' T f ff I ,rw I , X l , 4 x V An alarm clock explodes, a new day begins, and 683 RHSers pull out for the daily rush. Gulping breakfast, racing to school, fighting locker contents, and scrambling to beat the bell to class is timed to the second. Four periods of brain racking are offset with food and fun before dashing off to an activi- ties period. Back to the grind for two more periods - then the 3:30 bell. Tired students rush to after school sessions. Sleep at last! But wait, studying to do, so on burns the mid- night oil. For lho glory of RHS. l Em-11 ing an honvst penny. , Z. Y x To bvd but not to sleep lbffuwzf ofeaefzdv Memfer Moy 0!'de15nf af www! Bnradn sounds the get 'um call. RHS Lion downs Pirate. IN C .9 t r msmmlv :int ,. Q - ' F Q - Wmflmmw i s Q lux . lu, ---. ,--. ENE sus V: .A, sus ,gg 3 .. .. T0 PLAY 4ZI2:f.,il'l0ME . 3 E Take one beautiful October night spiced with the scent of a bonfire. Add two rival football teams, two sets of leather-lunged stu- dents, the ompahs of xx number one band, a quartet of queen candidates and you have . . . Homecoming. Christy Ralstin, junior, captivated the hearts of the football men and was crowned queen. The only flaw in the performance was Greensburg's 2-0 victory over the Lions. But even that was forgotten at the Autumn Leaves dance that followed. We lost. ' M01 cefeiraffm Q. fl , gf ' -f. wfffisaf' A929 ?ng'?'n V V !fPi3?w 3' ' ae' az.'Efr! f ..: Aif?f:r.ii?1g Queen Christy, hm' court and escorts. Pathetic Pat Ill-C's the dance. Brawn admires beauty Arlmiring par:-nts on the party sidelines. Cmlplvs dance in nzztumn setting. 'il A, 19' iw' A 1' -V '- I X I 4 Pwzyztnwmww, iufkemenmfzier' ' am MistIcloc Magic at work. Santa Cla-us came to town. xi.. i ,. N il? 'Z' 0. L1 , ,,... , '.5.4..,.s,:' April showers bring May flowers . . . a-nd mothers. Beachcombcrs do the Limbo. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy ! Had Jack gone to RHS, he would have found many opportunities to play. Parties galore added spice to the school year, and good times were enjoyed by all. Mixers, school dances, club activities, class parties and gang get-togethers provided the means. Teachers had their turn with a good, old-fashioned square dance. Students bop- ped, twisted and mash potato-ed to the lat- est records, while downing cokes at all- school mixers and dances. Service clubs en- tertained children and parents. Slumber-less parties were a popular fad, but all too soon students were at the old grind. fum cefeimlk 6!7M!lL'fUdf0fl and 1611 ml zivlfwfy From the blast-off at the bowling alley to the John Henry party at the Canteen, senior week was seven lazy, crazy, fun- packed days. Our energies were drained at the barbecue and square dance, only to come back strong for class day with its kicks and funzies for underclassmen and awards and scholarships for seniors. Jerry Lewis as the Lady's Man entertained at the Princess, and a soft ball game pitted beauty vs beast. Fishing, swimming, and hiking were features of the day at Poston's. Bedraggled from a strenuous skating party, seniors spruced up to play hosts for the facility luncheon. Rome Adventure concluded the series of all-senior fun. gal Ep .. l, .W Q. 1 ,1 ' . 3:42-Q-G-1 ' , is e 1 ftfisfl l Siicxiyzr 1.131352 353333 tsaswl - E.vat.:.Qf . ' ik gl. 141, . M .,,. , l2,i'?L?.3iV T 53.5, 5 at V. rt .. 3, .. ft. 544121 ga .A to '2J'g 9l-323 L fitftf' i Y . ' :sz fw R, 1 - E ig, 2 S if fd 'PMS' efe 11,0 Q' safer 9.a,,g. mf:-12 QW. : 3 S.- . 1 , , f-'an-4 , m -fuk' K 5 4433 1' 228323 Af-o-up an Q-W3 -J 1 ww 1-Madg' Aid to a beginning teacher. ' In the year 2063- 'Dare devil recognition To be used for frequent headaches ag: e fanulty seniors. V -1-: 1 fy Bumps, bvuzscs, and blisters T 'Y7?l fix Ya W 1 lik 1 ,fr in ff5i'9'f7,Y page SA . 35,14 L1 4- ' 1 ,, ,f1f'?' A ,m3fVE,s .Qsvfgtvi f3'.,.2:fYw 1 ag:'5i-'13 puvlfqzfi, 'lggggliikgf . W, ,, , Mg. x.x5a'Q. Tzfpfh A 1 Seniors sign last John Hen kwaffi' - -sz La tour Eiffel. Mature junior hosts. 'I , 41 Q V' .w',','.Q'H S l'4 ! ' ., Calc society. 3.3431 Lv Jus Elegant - H .W 'iq-'QQ . .' gl- ' gf JZ.. 1 ..Yl'::.LLX .Y 5lf.1i. A French rendezvous. .-rv ' '.T?'.'V -Lf' f ' 'xv' ..-.-:'.,w.gL.-H- -5, . , N' J 'Q N E' , ,jg-W Q LI U -4, .. 'Q' 'kp'5,4n1v V I 3- vga. ff'-yffy.,:f,g -b 1 'Mis .f '-.. V, -2 f - ..,ff,'f'V-5--29-V 'M -. . Q- S :QM-' ft! fix: 6: mvf15E'm of .P .mm djIIOJ',0fEl3 gay Parse A pretty pose for Pierre. Twistin' Gay Parse. Paris in the spring. Irresistible you. Imagine yourself on the streets of Gay Pareef' The Eiffel Tower shines in the back- ground - sidewalk cafes are brightly de- corated with red striped canopies and red checked table cloths - flowers are strewn everywhere - a true Frenchman, complete with smock, beret, and moustache, is paint- ing the lovely 'cheriesi' You must be dream- ing of the romantic junior-senior reception, when juniors entertained seniors in elegant style, starting with a bon diner at the Durbin hotel. Following this, the Elks ball- room provided juniors, seniors and their dates the setting for an evening of dancing to the music of Al Cobine. I I Hlagyilynfz? fefzeaer MMM a!'l5f1wze1zcemef1z' Commencement - a time of sadness, of happiness, of laughter, of tears. A time to reminisce and remember, to plan ahead and set a goal. A feeling of fear, of doubt, but of determination dominated each of the 108 graduates, as he walked from RHS for the final time on May 29, 1963. However, any such feeling was relieved in the festivities that followed. In an atmosphere of Moon- light and Roses upperclassmen and dates danced at the Elks ballroom until the magical hour of twelve. Seniors then changed to sport attire for the traditional all-night party of eating, talking, and dancing. x 55:9 i . . fi tc 'I . , ,.,.f- We 5+ ,Q ff . 4 at 1, E wif. 53 .,, .K-L, ., . , ,.3zM'., 35' F! Eeefeal, yvwisw , iii ii' wif fail? 3, PM l-t':f , ' p . 1, 3,-raxfiw vain- 'Q-3 .-xgsuvw -e-anew, vi! 5572 QW! '5 4 .sein Rik' Seng: oftiiffi Riff! c f' 5 v F5 Fu: 344 fre.. Q ff L'-Iii gg2'2,,.a v 5 at 5 Q31 -Miami Valedictorian Schvrmvr - 97.1. M'W 29 ' a dum to 'c 'ber' Q.. ow. Q . 1, z SNC Baccalaureate reception Proud parents. ln, Powder room pixies. ML, Fuel for the night. Sharp senior guys Mowlight and Roses' It's 4 0'clack in the morning Grab 'n' growl. .P fgprk S W 4 qi is s Ky, M ,?M1,,. :,t,' 'i i ff ' Qiwpxbxaf Q-IA' wg 'Sf' il .f ga, 5 33 S u.n3Ammmn.m Manfs very nature is greyarious. He finds companionship in common cause Alone, his efforts would be feeble - lost. But joined to others they gain added force. Some wield the gcwcl with authority, While others execute the common will . . . A11 act of Christian service for their God - A night of fun and frolic for their friends - A book to chronicle the year's events - A song to lift the soul to lofty heights. Activities of youth are patterns in The real mosaic of our school. Qazimfzef t99f0lZ'6 0416.0 .fj00iZ.f'0f .PBIZZDY rciofafrigor of 4700 Y-TEEN-HI-Y CABINET . . . FRONT ROW: Wa5mencuS- prom-am, Sniiley--ji-wvlry. Mtlllll:-social. lirmificlrl-song lender. Hiller-social. Bills-'fir I , ROW 2: M x'--vie fd l, mice nn 3 e pres: en Levi-president, Eurnoslfrice president, llinchmun-treasurer CLUB ACTIVITIES ure sponsored by Justine Mitchell iltfll, Phyllis Joyce. Mlrrul Ellll tlcfll and Tum Jnnel. Smith-secrctulw, Mauzyfllresldent, Kahn-treasurer, Marshall- sorrvlnry, ROW 3: Eskewf-finnnce, Aml mson-jewelry, Nor- tham luruxzrum, Wedekilul' service. Wilsoniservicc. ROW 4: Lucy-sergeant-nt-arms. Todd-chaplain, Evans-historiln. Although Y-teens and Hi-Y members put service above self, they have for themselves a wonderful time in the process. Many of their activities are joint projects. They ini- tiated the fall social season with the home- coming dance carrying out the theme, Au- tumn Leavesf' Y-teens entertained all of their school friends with Mistletoe Magic at Christmas time and their special boy friends at the turnabout Mardi Gras dance in the spring. Throughout the sport season platters and punch were a frequent con- clusion to the ball games. Teachers were surprised one morning to find shiny red apples and corsages or bou- tonnieres on their desks. It was FAD day, and these two groups were saying Thank you for a job well done. Needy families in the community profited from the Thanks- giving Can-Can dance. where a can of food served for admission. Arrangements were made for Santa Claus to distribute giftstat the Y-teen chi1dren's party. Both groups aid- ed in the TB seal program. Af. if iowdvy Anyway fmwzozk z9aferm2'y wig ioyf FRONT now. F.-hley, Poswh, D. Eh.-nm. cox, Bm-hah, meh- hrdm., Neumhh. Row 2. w. Lacy. shale, Buhler, cunhe.-ly. sharks, comm-. L. Goins. Row ag D. Smith, xvixshh, Long, English, nhnsnh, M. Buchanan, 'r. Ba.-he., Banks, Mull, Row 4. ch...-, n. Mcmhhhs. G.-hm, cm-ns, M. Bnde!l, nhhdxh, FRONT now. xvhnhhh.-, hm.-shall. T. hum.-. n...h-n. s. :wh- esf, L. Eh.-nes., mosh-y. now 2. vhhce. cnrfm-.L az. hmuhhhs. xvihme.-, Pom.-, Jones, Thomns. M. Cherry. now a. nm-ge.-. ln-hhkh, n. hmm.-r, rx.-why, Forkum-, 11055, ch..s..nahh. now 4: Axsom. Keely. n. coins. Clevenwer. Peay. Coffman, wins. Eskew. G, Thomas. ROW 5: T. Rnlslin, Beam, Gordon, Dickson P. VnnSicklG. W. VnnSickle, Schermer. Clark. ROW 6: R. Vnn- sxhkxe, n. Thomas w. Smith. 1xhh.h.e11, VanNnltn, J. seam... uhhhh-hm, whmhhe.-, uh.-hell, Hartman. ROW 5: Hnchl, Taylor. Southerland, Bennett. L Buchanan, Adams, R. Barnes, Robbins, Wilkinson. ROW 6: G. Stxamm. Shuusc, Mchnubzhlin. E:-kart, Jeffries. Gnrrehmn Stevens. Emswoller. Scott. 60?-wir fzeoiaiyzfas' ' 4218612 buck offyif I FRONT ROW: McKay, R. Smith. M. Wall, Swegman, Dear- inger, Lambert. Tramel, V. VanSiekle. ROW 2: S. Cox. S. Miller, Heuer, Mccushland, Frnlier, Oldlmm. Sadler, F. Alex- ander, Heeb. ROW 3: Simms. Downey. Muorman, Myer, L. wnmen, 'rl-Qssler. Noah. Pell. Ellinlrwond. Conner. -I. Punsler ROW 4: Pond, Browniml. Walk. Hasiy. Patterson. S. Vlorrel. FRONT ROW: K. Miller, Roberts. C. VnnSickle. Ralslin, Lie- brondt, Conover, Whiteman, Marshall. ROW 2: Conover, G. Smith, Edwards, Clark. Buhler, Wesley. D. Wall, Dolan. Gab- hert. ROW 3: Hmzhes. XVarrick, Whitaker, Mitchell, K. Smith. Knox. Thomas, Sharpe, C. Reynolds. Moore. RUW I: Wolfe. Christopher. Maher, Dungan, Self, G. May. Wnpzner. Kennerll' E. Cox, Monroe, D. Miller. P. Pnnsler, S. May, C. Kennedy. ROW 5: Sutlle. Gaines, Palmer, Evans, Holman, S. Smith, Morris. A. Mny, Poe, Wagoner. Jenkins, J. Martin. ROW 6: Caldwell, Muster, V. Smith, C. Alexander, Fordyce, Campbell, gllen, Gallimore, C, Thomas. R. A. Wilder, Barton. Bowles. cms. S. Walden, Beam. Crawford. ROW 5: Swarts, S. L. Smiih, Ycunz, Jack. Shockluy, Hudson, Davis, VanNnun, L. Duckru, Greene, Huffman, Paulzh. ROW 6: Schneyer, Springman, Svarks. M. Reynolds, B. Smith, K. Miller, D. Miller, D. Hinchman. Fisher. Barnes, Lund, Starkey. Price, Norris. .99f0lZ'8, ,dmier ma' him iyifgif Mfeefz year KATHX WILSON nllrl .lnlm Mosley Mack una for needy lamllu-1 at the Hi-Y-Y-leen Tlumkxlllvink Can-Can dance. FRONT ROW: C. Culxelnnrl, Pen, Rnvenscrnft, Smiley, Carlin Jones, Wnits. P. Bradley. ROW 2: Mcllnniel. Ralslin. Owens Lee, A. M. Wilder, C. Duckrn, McGinnis, Brownell, Howard. ROW 3: Jessuh. McLnu5chlin, S. Viilder, Meyer, Richardson Voiles, Stiers, Mnhin, V. Thntnher, S. Martin. ROW 4: Frimley C. Jones, Griffin. U. Collelnnrl, S. Wilson, Gallimoro, Floyd: COMBINING FUN with community service, Y-teens spenl an lrlivily Derind filling TB Christmas sell envelopen. Rntllff. Harhnmrh. Green. Hnehl. ROW 5: Gordon. Case. Daw- son, C. Smith, S. J. Smith, Suk-wright, Winder, Chnnre, Roller, F. Bvndley, Denny, Melfnlridxze. ROW 6: Emerson, D. Thatcher, Poston, venom.-n, c. Rim-r. c. Diekmnn, Q-mmer, Klmmoll, John, Morgan, J. Worx-ol, N. Alexander, Couple, Copy. Afohadaad Batik .f'zZ15?'r recom' eaefzzi' af' year am HOLCAD TOP BRASS, Editor Sheryl Billl, Ind ller unlnhnts, Sunn Mullin: and Bei-ky Rnllrr, pool lhclr ideu for n clever cut ne. FRONT ROW: Kenny Todd. Christine Swarm. Suzanne Nor- tham-colxy writels. Carolyn Alexander-index. Marx' Floyd- tynist, Donna Allen-circulation, Sheryl Bills-editor-ln-chief. ROW 2: Susan Mullins-associate editor, Beth Ritter-faculty, Judy Sednek-underclnssmell. Jane Mciloberts-seniors. Marsha Gnllimoro-artist. Becky Roller-iunior editor, Jayne Schneyer- artist, Kathy XVilsonfhendlines, 'Rick Levi-sports. Fingers were kept busy making layouts, cropping pictures and writing copy. Eyes scanned endless lists of names and matched them to endless rows of faces. This nerve- racking work combined with countless ideas, countless hours of work and countless rear- ranging evolved into the 1963 Holcad. Editor Sheryl Bills and her staff, under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Gearry Knight, have presented the many facets of school life as A Mosaic of RHS. David Richardson with 1760 points was high salesman in a campaign that netted 650 subscriptions. For the first time the Hol- cad sponsored an all-school dance, Stairway to the Stars , where Donna Allen was crown- ed the first yearbook queen. Extra! Extra! Read all about it! pleaded Rushlite staff members as they pointed with pride to their own particular articles. Pub- lished bi-monthly, the Rushlite provided in- formation and entertainment for its more than 500 subscribers, and writing experience for a staff of approximately 60. Columns and feature articles added spice to the sports and general news coverage. The 14 news-packed issues were edited by Kathy Wilson with Mrs. Knight as sponsor. camera ma' ,0fl7Zf8!16 1765 FUl.l-'ILLING A RUSHLITE lasignment, Judy Pell interviews Mmiemoiselle Gilbert. FRONT ROW: ll. Smith, Weidner. Wnmls, Almrcrumbie, Pnml, D. Smilvy, Selle:-mer, Roller, ROW 2: 'l'rnnwl. Jessup, Furkner. Hughes, Manly. Dmvnvy, J. Emerson, llrownimz, McGinnis. Bills. ROW Cl: Pell. H1-vknmn, Nlekoherls, Alla-n, Hillle, Shock- ln-!! Hnrbnukh. Mnlmr, Durkru. Nui-lhmu, Mullins. ROW' 4: PLANNING AHEAD for the llexl iulle of lhe Rnnllllte lre editors Kuilly Wlllnn And Mlry Jo Lakin. Norris. mmms. wvi-mv.-. cm-Dum-.n, sum.. xvamnwn. F.-an-y, Lum, A. smnh, sm-W, swf..-is. now sz mi.,--mmm-y. cnmw--. c--mm-n, c. nzmemm. c......1.-. vim Ohlen. ,xmmimle--, s, smn.-y, rm-mn, 'rmehei-, w. sn-nn, uhm,-. adm! zzffmyae memiw amz Why PUBLIC SPEAKERS glrnered cnlh Ind trophies. Nnrlllnm plxaicipnled In Rnllry Ind Emerson in Americln Legion cull- ln . HAVING A SPEAKING ROLE in bnccnlnureate and com- mencement Drugrnms is n senior hunnr. FRONT ROW: XVils0n. Lambert. Northam, NVykoff. ROW 2: Porter, Bills, Todd, Bndell. nrgaanm 111:41 pu-Q-inn .nun MMQWMMMMMMM fm Never start an argument, unless you are certain your opponent is not a member of the RHS Speech club. Much of the club acti- vity was centered around debate with this year's topic being, Resolved: That the Uni- ted States should adopt a policy of recipro- cal free trade with non-communist nations. Rushville placed well in early season tournaments, and the trend continued after varsity teams, composed of Joe Emerson and Larry Wilkinson, David Stevens and Kenny Todd, were chosen. Both teams quali- fied for the zone contest by defeating New Castle in the sectional. Emerson and Wilk- inson dropped out in the zone, but Todd and Stevens placed second and qualified for the state finals, where they were defeated. The speech team placed second in the sec- tional and advanced Lante Earnest in dis- cussion and Charles Mitchell in boys' ex- temporaneous speaking to the zone. Winning 31 degrees during the year en- abled the club to retain its National Foren- sic League membership. Larry Wilkinson received the Degree of Distinction and a scholarship to Ripon College. n rnowr now: 'rmnensa venom-sn, cams, wsu. Dolan, .L Emmon, Dean. now zz Higgins. runsr, Noel. Liebranaz, old. ham, com, sennek, xvemner. Row sz Moormnn, woods, cl-mae, DEBATERS Emerson. Todd, Wilkinson und Emerson Mt llle hilllwlyn for a week end nf inter-lrhanl competition. Bniley. Maher. Milchell. Crawford. ROW lt Buniirnnt. Mc- Manus, Connor, Smith, Todd, Hartman. Poston. ROW 5: Coh- pis. Bnrndn. cm-mm.. sim-ns. xvsminson. Em-mst. Amin..-m Wi.wz1nRf1ze!cme15ffzoM,,Z'af0z0Ma0z?2' Question: When is a sheet not a sheet? Answer: When it is draped to simulate a Roman toga or stola. Family linen closets were raided by Latin club members this spring to provide costumes for the annual Roman banquet. Freshmen slaves improvised tunics from bathtowels. Gods and goddesses descended from Mt. Olympus for the affair, where adventures of the Trojan Wars were related. A travelogue by Mayor Earl Cham- berlain and a Christmas program with carols sung in Latin, made this elite group glad they were Romans NOT HUMMINGBIRWS TONGUES but good old pontou ntl:- lled the appetite: of Latin cluh Romans, e. a...nln.e',Q ne. ... . 4,9 1Le...t:,..,di 1 .f FRONT ROW: Blnnkman, Cox, R. Smith, Consolino, Ravens- crnlt, Trehley. Morrell. Goins y win s, une, uwm- , on e, Hee , Oldham. ROW 3: Burton, Jesslliw. Weidner. Meyer, Schermer, C. Jones. Mitchell, Hughes, Carmichael. Snhmall, Wnll, Pen. ROW I: Scott, Shnckley, S. L. Smith, Young, Fraley, Hur- bmlih. Dawson, Maher, Wagoner, Sheehan, Maple, Childers, S. Smile3'. ROW 5: Colburn, Conroy, Wagner, Slumpl, Wands. Tressler, Mullins, Mull, Wolfe, Newkirk, Jones. S. Suttle, Noah. ROW 6: Chance, Emerson, Cnpp, Quenzer. Thntcher, Von0hlen, Ritter, Alexander, Dieltmnn. Master. Blrnnrd. Duckro, B. Smith. B. Sutlle. Hudson, Miller. D. Smiley, Higgins, Bradley. ROW 2: Bowles, , Kno , Ed -d B H d C d lu INHABITANTS OF MT. OLYMPUS hold l ltsslon lc delet- mine if Emperor .luliul Clesnr :hill he ldmilled. fhflaifyr ,lELWd M0:f8 ig l7Uf7ZE!lf,01l?M12P l 3 . I FRONT ROW: Burner. B. Smith, Skiers, Cory, Lnmhert, G. Smith. Weldnet. ROW 2: V. Smith, Adams. Emsweller. Roller. Mullins. Sehmnll. Schenk. ROW 3: Winkler. Bundrnnl. Con- ner. Coffman, Eu-nest. Myers. Eskew. OPERATING THE ENLARGER. Kllvln Hnndrlnl Droceues 1 Big Wheel plcluru for Rnahllle publlcntlon. X l Have camerag will shoot, could be the motto of the Photography club. Given its start through equipment purchased by the class of 1962, this newest club has spent its first year learning basic principles of photo- graphy, viewing films from Eastman Kodak, and taking and developing pictures. Couples at school dances were photographed as a financial project. Future plans include trips to scenic locations, photography contests and displays. INTERESTED CLUB MEMBERS learn the intricacies nf nperllimt the in-Imul's Dress rnmera fmm Stanley Conner. Hive ,Milf afrzizzfm, iqoe fo rego Rush County should continue to prosper as a farming area, if the FFA club remains as successful in the future as it has been this year. Club teams won the county land judg- ing and livestock judging contests and quali- fied for the state crop judging contest. Family unity was promoted through Big Brother night and the Parent-Son banquet. A pest control project in addition to rat poison sales has reduced the pest population of Rush County. -5-r -+P FFA SYVEETHEART. Glllny Green. denmnllnlel her effec- llon for hrln lnllnlll ll well ll firmer h0h. FRONT ROW: McManus, D. Miller, Land, Norris, R. Smith G. Smith. Mauser, Jollilf. ROW 2: D. Nledenthnl, C. Sweet: Stiex-s, Herbert, McKay. VanNstta, A. Hill. ROW K: L. Nleden- SOME FELLOWS Eel. l lhrill from hlapies, but lllll bl! Ire!!! tuner in :ood enough for FFA president, Junk Osborne. Lhnl, Cameron, Fraley, Owen, Davis, Osborne, Saxon, Thomas, Lightner. ROW 4: M. Miller. Schenk. G. Sweet, Moor, R. Sweet, Ariens. S. Hill. Gordon. Qizfwzd Jj00fZflMlL6Q0 yoakofyif FRONT ROW: Shnrhe. Clark. Beam. ROW 2: Kennedy. Wag. ner. .n-ek. Row az Fudge, Ellint, stevens, Gems, Huff, Petri- rek, Eskew, Voiles, English. Richardson, Dehoney. Swegnmu, Rodmaker. ROW 4: Schmnll, Smith. S. Worrell. J. Wnrrell. Duvis. Trmier. Barton, For-lyw. r. smiley, unch.-mm, Land, Jones, Greene, P. Bradley. Lewis. Mm-rin. MERCURY, une of the moat difficult feats tested the llrenith nl .luule Worrell and Ann Tren-sle:'n lense of hllanee. mmm-fs Come one, come all, to the GAA All-Sports Show! Hours of fun and toil made this pro- gram, which featured folk and modern danc- ing, tumbling and calisthenics, an outstand- ing success. Besides treating the public to this sports filled evening, the girls tempted it with delicious candy sold during the year. Mothers were honored at the annual dinner in May, when officers were installed and awards presented outstanding senior mem- bers. Gerry Clark won the senior award. BUILDING A PYRAMID, GAA'en perform at lll lllllel ill an array of tumblinz uct: at the Sport Wonderland Shaw. Aglwf yoga and Cbufzczf rea! M6001 argmaemexzf FRONT ROW: Floyd, Campbell, Wilson. Northam, Manly. ROXV 2: Buhler, Earnest, Schermer, Alexander, Ritter, Bills. ROW 3: Eskew, Bndell, Levi, Todd. Schneyer. Sixteen seniors, who exemplified the best in scholarship, leadership, service and char- acter, wore with pride the gold emblem of National Honor Society. A stir behind the staff room door meant this group was in ac- tion. Major contributions for the year were devising a point system for honor roll, a proposed program for academic awards, and the operation of the paperback book store. The final activity was the initiation of eight juniors as a nucleus for next year. What can we do for you ? was a frequent question of Student Council members in their service as school receptionists. They func- tioned at Open House during American Ed- ucation Week, College Guidance Night and district speech contest. In the spring a pro- gram of mixer dates was arranged and as- signments made to school groups based on financial need. Homecoming festivities this fall will be directed by the council, which comprises three representatives from each class. ' FRONT ROW: Emerson, Marshall, Hinnhman, Owen, Gravill. ROW 2: Miller. Cnnsolino, Malule, Monlnrumcrr. Emrlish. Richardson. fzirafy and Mae dlkldf' Jme .i'6f0lZ'6 ami a 9021? I Trundling a projector on wheels, collecting attendance slips or delivering overdue li- brary notices should carry credit in physical education. So think the projectionists, office pages and assistant librarians who traverse the halls of RHS in their assigned duties. The projectionists follow a visual aid pro- gram in setting up equipment and are able to make minor repairs. The librarians do a great deal of routine checking and house- keeping work. Both are directed by the school librarian, Mrs. Thomas Bishop. PROJECTIONISTS . . . FRONT ROW: Petty. Saxon, Whittaker. Stamm. ROW 2: Huflerrl, Scott, Robbins, Conner, Walker. PAGES . . . FRONT ROW: M. Wnll. Sednek, Moore, Ralstln. ROW 2: Ritter, Pavey, Bills. ROW J: Smith. D. Weil. ROW 1: Patterson, Schneyer, Campbell, Heckmim. ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS with Mrs. Bishop: Thamzm, Smith, VonOhlon, Scott, May, Noah, Hudson, Robbins, Clark. lZoMel'v ' afrwdfraffiyoflffzrbrwwrziefr, FRONT ROW: Brldlield. Floyd. Martin. S. Smith, Stleru. Woods. Schex-mer. Axxom. Smiley. Hulhes, Maple. Chance. Dean. Emsweller, Gnrrclson. ROW 2: Abercrombie, Pond, Enilish. Case. Stumllf. Taylor. Levi. McGinnis. Hlrbaulh, D. Thatcher, Nurthnm, Earnest, Clevenzer, Randle, Cherry. ROW 3: Mullins. Roller. Wnllener. A. Smith. Kenl. J. Emerson. Todd, Hinehman, Denny. Suttle. Praley, Petty, Hlehl. Hlrldn, TALENTED ACCOMPANISTS for clmrll Irnllm were Clrnlyll Emerson. Avonelle Chance and Plmelln Hlllhen. Buchanan. ROW 4: Wagner. John, Marian. Winder. Conner. Neuman, Mclntire, Wedekinl, Duckro, Alexlhder. Gordon, Mn- mn, clark. Nelson, Jones, Hmm-n. now sz onine., sne- wright, V. Thatcher. Swirls. Darnell. Hahn, Porter. Master. Grillin, Copp, V0n0lllen, Sehneyer. E. Smith, Connerly. Thomas . . . Donald E. Meyers. directing: C. Emerson at piano. Participants and spectators were inspired by the rousing music of the band and its intricate formations on the football field. Choir performances drew equal applause as listeners enjoyed the mellow voices. Every- body loves a pretty girl and a love song, and Twelve Girls provided both. A sultry day, throngs of people, bubbling enthusiasm and aching feet . . . this was Purdue Band Day. After long hours of drill, bandsmen made the trip to Purdue via bus for this opportunity to strut their stuff before an applauding audience. Spring con- cert and blue ribbon honors at contest climax- ed a wonderful year. Wearing new black robes and red stoles, the choir made its initial appearance at the annual Yuletide program. Participation at contest and the spring concert, and adding to the solemnity of the baccalaureate pro- gram rounded out a year's service. J if M if sk Q-' if :- Ev fy , 1. I if fa' .XE mx .. Q . mxygz, iv . A-x. IKM' IX fx EQ ., fjxr , E' . .ff , k 151 ' -Q ' P U y,,...,.gg.,-Quan :....:,.u,,... af - Q V xj: sk' ,,,W.51 1: .1 , .K . a L OFF! cnmmnnrh Blll Smilll drllm mail!! us the whistle lhrilll. ROL - , . llle symbnll clash, and the ullhrclling Hundred heliln to move. OW I I I ABOVE FRONT ROW: Kennedy, Abercrombie- Denny. Rummell. ROW 2: Bax-ada. Todd. Mull. Darnell. ROW 3: C, Em-nest. Van- Siakle. K. Smith. Porter. ROW 4: Als- rnnh. Griffin, C. Alexander. C. Emerson. ROW 5: Addison. Nelson. Haley. Adams. Gwinnup. ROW 6: Smith, Hughes, Brownell, Bu-nel. Gu-retson. LEFT FRONT ROW: L. Hinnhmln. M. Floyd. D. Earnest. A. Smith, Case. ROW 2: Brndfield. Lakin. Brownink. Pond, Mc- Fatridwe, D, Jones, Goins. ROW 3: Rene- ga.-, Diekman, M. sum, come. Pell, sp.-ingmm., Gow. D. smiley, Morrell. ROW 4: Mclmuzhlin. Knoy. Eakins, Fisher. S. smiley. Downey, Keanu, K. Miller. Couns, EL X f- ,'L 1,8 iv x , ' vw X' ir: ..'r Hu- ' XI X v-31 ix -? W 51 1'fQx.gr' X .Q I WF ' WF ' 112 L-,' -Vx X 1 - 1 f '15 JFK 3' 'QM 'Erma -' f, Y Q L lx :Aw lli Lfkf by Q MVN K . ' , gfmag '-'Q Jew. -' ,- 5. S 5- X K f., l Zsi'-Zaicgl ww X l Af' me I .r '- xg' L A g- . if QEZYH 1 Q W- , I9 gg, 41 'gh - , , wh . f 135. e ff its ' gsoxrr' - Y la ig. 2,1 5 'f-1 -. A .f KA' six N - ,W In V, g 1 AN: N E b ' ' , .x ' 0 A nf Youth, ever restless, ever free, Must seek an outlet for his vibrancy,- Mnst flex his muscles, match his skills, And satisfy his inner urge to win. Footloose he charges down the playing field - The fans go wild . . . his touchdown wins the game. Or on the hardwood floor with studied skill, He intercepts a pass and makes a goal. High in the air he soars on slender pole, Or sleek as wh ippet snaps the finish tape. Athletic prowess adds new trophies to The real mosaic of our school. Qifefzw' 1' . f ','lwS1'6'2':? ? LFTCR.: f f 'Q3t2?'tSwiWii'53'2J'3Z '-745145 Mas Ronan-r s umsmnv Phillip sam, mm gfmr, M, jigziiasiatfrffiiifig Skim! fflldmdf' afifezte zfefa' fa donor Aefoaezl omni an ''z,f.fq:sef:?22f35251511 n . S THE STILLNESS of these llww-hllnkeled bleleheu ls l lilen! lrlbute lo llle memory nl Robert S. Hlnshlw. HINSHAW FIELD-1962 So reads the inscription on the large gray boulder at the north end of the athletic field. In an impressive ceremony on October 12, Memorial Field was renamed as a tribute to a great coach. From 1929 to 1945 Robert S. Hinshaw served variously in the athletic department of Rushville High School . . .as coach of foot- ball, basketball and track, as a teacher of physical education and as athletic director. Some of the finest teams in the history of the school were developed under his tutelage, but Bob Hinshaw was more interested in developing character than in winning games. In 1945 he became assistant commissioner of the Indiana High School Athletic Association, a position he held until his death on June 3, 1961. This year he was honored posthumous- ly, when he was named to the Indiana Bas- ketball Hall of Fame. WW ofcoaefea' 72' .am af imap 04,4 Gone are the days when one man coached everything from football to marbles. Now each coach is a specialist in his own field, and Rushville High School has seven of them. That they are gentlemen is reflected in their deportment and that of their boys both on and off the floor. Collegiate experience has fitted each one for his particular sport, and all are academically trained for strong class room teaching. James Gridley, with a fine coaching record, is athletic director. To wear an R sweater is the aspiration of every athletically inclined boy who enters RHS. This is attained through perseverance on the part of the individual in cooperation with his coach. To create and maintain a high regard for scholastic attainment as well as athletic participation, letter winners who have an average of 80W or above are members of the exclusive R-club, and later of the Alumni R-club. On class day the high school group honors a senior athlete with an award. FRONT ROW: Moms. Summ, cox, Barndn, D. Em-nr, J. Mmhsn, Levi, summer. now 2: w. Lacy. Suulherlnnd, Robbins, mean, Mcmnlsn, suns, Huff-Ira, an-vm, xvnlkei-. Row x: D. Mmhan, Gurrctson. muy. vnnsickle, Turk, Dick- FRONT ROW: Earl VxmSickle4baskulbnll. baseball. Richard Drngoo-football, basketball, Jnmes Gridley-athletic director, Nvilliam Grayffootbnll, truck. ROW 2: Jack Brown-eros! country. basketball, Tom Shelton-Iootlmll. Grayson Mahin- haselmll. football, son, nucmmn, McCm-khill, Goins. Row 4: owns, Connerly. mont-y, Run-mal, Dsmen, coops.-, Land, Maier, sums. now 5: Jeffrey, L. Earnest, Buhler, Vance. spark., 'r. Lacy. Neu- man, wrmnker, mcasughian. 626056015 ma' ye! leadefr fm zb LEO THE LION reigns mniesticnlly over llle RHS klllldnm, R IS FOR RUSHVILLEI The 280 mlmhen ol the llrgul ll he defend: hh iitle, Kin: of the Brasil. Cheerhlnck In RHS hlslury ldded ntrenztll ln the Lloll clllle. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS, Marllll Darnell. Chrlnly Rll- UNDERCLASS CHEERLEADERS. Cheryl Frlller. Debble Pen. stln, Shtryl Uilll. uni Jackie Manley. lruom Len. Llndl Walden, and Jlmey Ravenlcrlft, rldille enilmllllm. Hd ma' EM Wee! for Qeeffmaf mhmzzmm f -. . . 1, . ,.',......-.... . , . . .-.sW...-f,-, .os . .. .i.e.-',4.L..'.. l .. ,,,,,..,. ,.,. .... .,..,...,,,.. ..... W ..1.. .,.. . . . ..,. . ....., . ..,, . , . njg.:::ggfgf,.:gs?i 58151 QM!! or 4449 644455541 uwo mr me EAR! , NEXT Wffk' 13. i ,o.f,ef5z4Evfh' FEED-EM WHEAT, feed-em oats! yells Mr. Kelly, al he leidt a cheer SPIRITED LION supporters, Gerry Clark lnd e lo altilfy the verdict of the Kangaroo Cnllrt. llis Mlrshall are crowned Milo Red and Mr. B Bite 'em Lions echoed through the halls, as Red and Black Week swung into action with mass color combinations, decorated halls, sentenced criminals, the crowning of Miss Red and Mr. Black, and tourney talk. Spirit soared at the pep rally, when RHS'ers raised the roof and Coach Brown lighted the victory candle. Twelve hungry Lions were ready to roar and tension filled the air. Red capes, black derbies, red and black pompoms, and Leo the Lion dominated the tourney scene. The 280-member cheerblock, largest in Rushville history, thundered Be- ware to countymen. RHS triumphed twice before falling to the stinging Morristown Yellow Jackets. SOPHOMORES hit the .iuekpnt with their RHS Ten got lnnl1dmell!s in the Red and Black Week dlxplly clue coll TWO ON ONE. Brookville finds Max llllfferd A lolllh boy lo brlnl down once he Rein headed for the Kaul lille. FROSH . . . FRONT ROW: Evans, Morrls, Conde, Stumpf. Norris. ROW 2: Mnrshnll, Tressler. Floyd, Moore, Wnll, Wollv. ROW 3: Lnml, Casey. Woods, Mcllnne, Trowbridwe. Mull. slu- den! nmr. ROW lz Smith, Glover, Jeffrey. Trunk. Meredith. 119' if . V .I 4 I . . A .4- V .A . - A 2 ' 'Iii' ' ?? 2 ' i ' s 5 41m 'PWN5 ,xv .gay -ef Q 'exif mx rg Mu-ix l xxx' aix, 35.fL'Tqf1,s . ' ,. L - K f 51 H R I . f ' Wi :Q A fl . , - - S Q . . , 'K 'K , Q, I ,Q M1 l N - , UA :fy . V QQ ' K - .'. - x Q.. S dl Q - . 24. 2 YN 5 - ' f I? .',x r .. 'Y A ow 5. AA 4 ,H 4 , 3 4- 3'-1 9 l 3 .1 ' lv , 13. 'f.f'if'fTekx'5 f2f.-fh' 1 di ....,. . .l. , . . . , FRONT ROW: Conch Tum Shelton. Levi. Mosiei. Wilkinson. Cherry, Robbins, Evnns, Walker, Soulherlond, Mnuzy, Petty, VlinSickle. Dickson. wo 00!lfQf?!l0 a'e1Qz31,mf RHS SEASON RECORD Opp. 24 Batesville 13 6 Franklin 6 12 Shelbyville 0 19 Martinsville 6 12 J effersonville 14 0 Greensburg 2 7 Connersville 2 20 Seymour 14 28 Brookville 14 GOOD HLOCKING paves the wo! for o touchdown lllloh In l flne cnlneblck vldory over SCC foe. Seymour. .M -..-Nf-mr-emm....,,.- wsu' . wi .,:z1:f:'r,.. ,, , .,.. . ,, , ov., .. heQs?f2a1'.f,- Q'FWi'H -Q'-1E12,3:..L E1 '?f fn' ine, ,.:e:1s1:1f5.' rifgric K1-E19--it- .igrfging 9 6n'm LTl.:3 D1 ?f'! fjaqpel-1:--1,24g,li?3u?'?1iE5g::2SA't'i..'i1?i:?JX'5' :22'Q'5g'l:. 3 -5 grew? ' '33 'im 'N ' l'l',f ?im1:i?:'1lm !:g'?i?E'5L l?i31iazivil9 i5'lEl?A'21'Ii'a5i2Qw of ' -EIN ' 4'a.Q.'3a:sa215s- M iifiilis-E--5 -W-wir' wrap ' '-1. Learn .--' 1 ffie-1, .- 'Pe . ..,, V ,.ae4,.L. ,.,.,,,,,. 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Mm-m. sm.-me--. imma. vmx. c Lacy, needle, om.-na, Pane,-son. ljmfnwffefr 172 IQMIMIHQLZQ Whether he was carrying the ball for a touchdown, or being beaten to a pulp as a tackling dummy in nightly practice, each of the forty boys who comprised the Lion football squad gave his all for the game and Coach Bill Gray. The team used a single wing and winged T formation for five victor- ies, two ties and two defeats, and fourth place in the South Central Conference. In a nut shell the season's play appeared as follows: Batesville - good ball handlingg Franklin - most spectacular with a 77-yard scoring drive in the final 48 secondsg Mar- tinsville and Shelbyville - good pass de- fense: Jeffersonville - hardest played, most injuriesg Greensburg -- best losing effort: Connersville - poorest played game: Sey- mour - best winning effort: Brookville - highest percentage of errors. Individual recognition included: co-cap- tains - Morris and Schermerg 1964 captains elect - Sparks, Owens and Lacyg most tackles - Vance and Connerlyp most im- proved back and lineman respectively - Sturgeon and Rummellg SCC team - Marsh- all with honorable mention to Hufferd, Vance, Schermer, Goins and Connerlyg All- State honorable mention - Marshallg All- State junior team - Goins. BDYQY. Buhler. Neuman, T. Lucy. Sim:-ks, Earnest. Rummell- Marshall. Whitaker. Goins. Gnrrelson. LACY scare: walnut C-ville as Hullenl provides Interference. SENIOR LETTERMEN holrd lhe bus for their Init trip: Levi. Evnnn, Srllermer. Morrll. Southerllnd. Huflerd. Bldell. Walker. Lucy. Robblm. Coach Gray. Manhnll. and Stnmm. nl' IIAAI - mm mam an M Maxam, THE RHS TENNIS TEAM raised a racket in SCC cnmpetllin FRONT: Levi, Forkner. BACK: Maury. Southerlnnd. Although admittedly weak, the tennis team showed marked improvement over last year's season. Coached by Jim Gridley, the team had two warm-up matches with Con- nersville and Greensburg before entering the SCC tourney held at Columbus. Mauzy lost his first match, while Forkner fell in the second round. Levi and Southerland defeated the Martinsville twosome before dropping a match to Southport. The team finished fifth in the conference. Having graduated an all-senior golf team, Coach Gridley is in the process of bringing up another winner. Hampered by inexperi- ence, Bill Hartzler, Dave Montgomery and Bill and Phil VanSickle placed ninth in the SCC tourney last fall, after losing warm-up meets to Connersville and Shelbyville. This spring Gary Curtis, Lante Earnest, Hartzler and Montgomery lost meets to Batesville, Connersville and Greenfield and placed 19th in the Batesville invitational. KNEELING: Rm-uler. ROW I: B, VnnSiekle. P. VnnSlckle Dndcll, Montgomery, Smith. Sedum. ROW 2: Earnest, Picket! Nelson. Curtis. Lonir. Aww .tbllliwbfigf Paced by Darnell, Marshall and McLaugh- lin, Rushville's cross country team turned in its third outstanding performance under Coach Jack Brown. Composed largely of un- derclassmen, the team won all but one of its season meets and placed second in the con- ference. The single loss was in a five school meet in which RHS placed second to Con- nersville. Mike McLaughlin twice broke the school record for a new time of 10:13. Dennis Marshall was named team captain. Mike Cox is the only loss by graduation. RHS SEASON RECORD Opp. 18 Liberty 41 26 Knightstown 29 20 Greensburg 37 18 Franklin 87 15 Shelbyville 44 Middletown 27 38 Winchester 123 Connersville 93 Union City 96 15 Morristown 49 23 Franklin 67 22 New Castle 33 FRONT ROW: Marshall. McLnuzhlin, Darnell, M:Coi-khill, Hahn. ROW Z: Turk, Wills. Burller. Lacy. Goins, Dickson. ROW 3: Jeffrey. J. Mosley. Yountc. Cox, Sednm, B. Mosley. rewfzdlahcezk N A FLASH OF SPEED describes Mike McLaughlin break: the school record with n l0:l3.5 for the two mil on ffzcmrzxffefzcy mfr ,aeffafmafzce wflliwz fzeffefr EXECUTING A QUICK PIVOT. Phil Slllrku nuke: I hltlle attempt to prevent n hat break for the Columbus Bulldogs. vansrrr . . . -r. LM , Dickson, a dell, coins, vanee, s am, Y B Mash-y. Neuman, aumef, whmiker, Marshall, cox, suhefmer. If old Doc Basketball were to diagnose the ailment of the 1963 hardwood team, his verdict would be, inconsistency in team spirit and team play. As a result, the un- impressive record of seven victories and sixteen defeats was compiled. The best over all game of the year was the 73-66 victory over Southport, Other fine games were the overtime loss to Shelbyville and the 86-90 offensive battle won by Greenfield. For the third consecutive year the Lions lost out in the sectional tournament. They tied with Southport for sixth place in the SCC. Varsity letters were awarded Badell, Dick- son, Goins, Mosley, Neuman, Schermer, and Sparks. The free throw trophy went to Sparks with a .714 average. Neuman was high rebounder with a 9.7 average. Schermer was named to the all-conference team and was fifth leading scorer in the SCC. Badell and Schermer are the only grad- uation losses. DRIBBLINC' INVIIEAVY TRAFFIC N hl S y u opponents for l qui RHS SEASON RECORD Opp RFMHNISCENT or PIYUBDIE? n e z z Batesville ,... Greensburg . Richmond . . . Martinsville . Connersville . Brookville .. Southport . . . North Vernon NEW vmivs Shelbyville .. Greensburg . Greenfield . . . Seymour .... Anderson . . . Shelbyville .. Columbus . . . Franklin .... New Castle . Lawrenceburg .Jeffersonville Burris QMuncieJ SECTIONAL TOURNEX .Manilla ..... .Charlottesville Morristown . 3-feam fdJ',56k6!P 0lllfP00f8 qoiwfzefzfr 500-7005 STUDENT MANAGERS . . . FRONT ROW: Montgomery, Brooks, Jeffrey, Stamm, ROW 2: Burger, Winkler. Tressler, Kalrr. On their way to varsity Lionhood, Coach Dick Dragoo's B-team netters compiled a record of 10 wins and eight losses. Best per- formances of the year we1'e the 45-38 vic- tory over Southport and the last second loss to Columbus. Elis Moor led the team with a point average of 11.3 and a rebounding aver- age of 12.8, despite the fact that he opened the season with the freshmen. Dave Sturgeon was awarded the free throw trophy with a .655 average. RHS SEASON m-:Conn opp, as nnmim u 51 Glu-nsbllrl 42 56 Rlrhmolul 48 37 Mnrtinlvllle 49 58 Connersvllle 50 40 Brnnllvllle 44 45 Southport I8 47 Nnrtll Verllnn 41 44 Greenlleld 40 -17 Seymour 31 24 Anderltm 48 33 Shelbyvllle Sl 49 Colllmblll S0 42 Fnnldln 48 G1 New Culle ll 28 Luvreneehllrl Cl 52 .lefferlollvllle 48 60 Burris flvlullcleb 58 B TEAM , . . Strode, Hill, Carmichael, McKay. VlnSickle, Goins. Lucy. Wllls, Miller, Buchlnln. IQEMIMM i0QOJ'f6f.P egaenzfzce macemif realm Although they have not attained full roar- ing ability, the freshmen basketball boys closed the season with an impressive record of 10 victories and five defeats. The team lacked size, but Coach Earl VanSickle felt desire, hustle and fine team play more than compensated for this. Four games were de- cided by a single point. Both the free throw award and top scoring honors went to Rick Evans. Young and McIntyre were credited with outstanding rebounding. sus Moon mm for an ow. man n he work. m. ny nu! uf . mm wot an me Lawrenceburz gm.. FRONT ROW: Knster, Evans, Marshall. Morrls. Sulmnl, Tri-sslcr. ROW 2: Trout, Long, Mclntyrc, Nluredilh, Moor. Young, Wall, RHS SEASON RECORD ODD. 41 New Cnlle 32 47 Cnnnersville JD 39 Shelbyville 23 53 Knilhlstnwn 23 28 Greennbllrl! 29 S2 Morrlslown ll 36 Brookville 22 Z5 Conllernville 25 28 Shelbyville 25 25 Greenfield 20 32 Shelbyville l5 Sl New Cntle 22 26 Greensbllrl SB 28 Connenvllle 21 27 Morristown Sl Woods. 3 Q.. .4 Sl Uyzzfamefz Mgmriq feby ab 095017011 FRONT ROW: Wolf, Gorrell, B. Mosley, Evans, C. Mlrslull Sednm, Woods, Burger. ROW 2: M. Cherry, Turk, Buchanan D. M rslllll Bndell. MOON Smile D. Cher . ROW 3: H I l . . Y. ' ferd, Sehermer, Connerly, Thomu, Griffin, Mglvris. Bradley. Illic- Clne. ROW I: Sturzeon, Trout, Smith, Mnuzy, McLaughlin Splrkl. CO0DGr. Blrldl. I. Mlrlhlll. ROW 5: Goins, Lacy wana! Huff, Hnhn, Darnell. J. Mosley. Rummell, McCorkhlll ll er. Powerhouse aptly described the 1963 track team, which compiled a regular season record of five wins and one loss. The best meet was with Charlottesville, when RHS took all the blue ribbons but one. The mile relay team, Marshall, McLaughlin, Rummell and Sparks, set a new school record of 3:35.8. Graduating only I-Iufferd, Marshall, and Schermer, honorary captains, leaves an CONNERLY GIVES THE SHOT the old llelve-ho for A blue ribbon ln the nuoni opener nnlnlt Yorktown. eleven man nucleus for 1964. RHS SEASON RECORD ODP. 82 Yorktown 27 39 , New Castle 70 66 Connersville 48 87 Shelbyville 22 Greensburg 30 Morristown 36 92 Charlottesville 17 3rd Muncie Relays 4th SCC meet tie lst Greensburg Relays 3rd Sectional ' l2'Zl'3f..l'53. 2' .i'5tL??.YisZl '2. :.?b ?5.1E,'i ..H5 '?iL 1112 mlla rally. mmmwy Mm W 6, 50-50mm FRONT ROW: Dickson, Cherry, Wills, Goins, Mu-uhnll, P. VlnSlckle. ROW 2: Buhler, Owens, B. VlnSlckle, Clmerlm, gennen, Knster. ROW 3: Levi. Lacy. Gurus. Ti-esaler. Kaln. Ellllllll. Improved hitting gave the diamond-men a 5-5 season record. With only two graduation losses and a strong B-team, next year's pros- pects look even better. RI-IS SEASON RECORD Opp. 1 Brookville 4 1 Shelbyville 6 2 Hagerstown 1 6 Martinsville 5 2 Greensburg 5 4 Connersville 5 14 Muncie South 7 3 Seymour 0 7 Centerville 8 CURTIS llldel Dllt Pllll Vlllilckle I! llllrd and Mlrllllll cllll Mm nfs in 1 lively lullhlI lullon. IN A WARM-UP SESSION Levl lullmu 1 perfect ltlnce . . . bn study . . . eyes nnlgm shud . . . rad! for the Dllch. And Man found Light and wrote it into books, That all might read and know the Truth. And other ones, called Teachers, canned this lore And studied ways to pass it on to Youth.. Year after year they come 011, endlessly - Timid at first to raise a hand to speak: Each year they grow a bit in mind and will, To grasp new concepts as they slough the old, Shaping the forms by which they mold their lives, To make them worthy servants of Mankind All those who labor here are figures in The real mosaic of our school. Hcadefmw. . . Uhrrw dafnfyzzffrafofr, tical? are IMA' ofrcioof .vyxffem BEN EARLEY-ILA. Bull State Tcncllers College, ALA. lmlinnn University: Drincihnl: Blue Key-Ball State. JAMES GRIDLEYf-ILS., RLS. lnclinnn Uliivu:i'sit3': nssistnnt princiiial, athletic director, boys' counselor. tennis and golf coach, R-Club: IU vnrslty bnsketbnll. HAROLD DICKAILS.. MA. 'Bnll Suite Teachers Cnllviv: Super- intendent of schools: coll:-irc choir. MILDRED STEWART-Madam Blnker's Teachers Colleler secretary to the superintendent. Aurnouun mm 'rrru-: n secretary to ni. princlpnl. muf- mven-mn mv.. tnulty and .1-arm. in vmm.. ny.. More important than the bricks and mor- tar with which a school is constructed are the men and women who comprise its ins- tructional staff. As RHS-ers will vouch, teachers do much more than deliver learned lectures and administer pop quizzes. They double in the capacity of club sponsors, chaperones and untold other roles. Our facul- ty members, who total 36, hold degrees from numerous colleges and universities, and they continue to learn through attendance at sum- mer school sessions. The school board of three members and the superintendent direct the entire school system. More directly RHS is influenced by Principal Ben B. Earley and his assistant, James Gridley. SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS, Eugene VanSickle, LtVerne Fnrthinl and .luck Pnyne. arrive lor monthly hllsineu lelllfml. flffdff large fflhidkffdl fy zfeaeblamefzfaf readfvy VELMA WISLER-ILS., M,A. Ball State Telchors College: Pl Lambda Theta, Delta Kappa Gamma: developmental reading, llbrlritn, National Honor Society? IU Classiell Club. Johnny can read . . . and so can Mary, if they attend RHS. Stepping out ahead of other schools in this area, Rushville High School established a reading program five years ago. Reading films, timed essays, com- prehension tests, vocabulary studies, tachi- stocope and shadowscopes are used to im- prove reading techniques and increase voca- bularies. Johnny wants to read . . . and so does Mary. Encouraged by new reading skills and the availability of good books, students make the library one of the most frequented spots in school. Arranged according to the Dewey decimal system, more than 4,500 books are readily available to readers. These include reference texts in various fields of study, as well as fiction and noteworthy biography. Both current magazines and accumulations of past periodicals are on file as source materials for research papers and current reports. BEULAH BlSl'lOPfB.A. Indiana Unlverslty: Phi Beta Knhlm. Pi Lambda Theta: Ball State Telchers College, Llbrlry Sclence: QM ,mymm deaeblw affcrwzazafm 171 fYl8!'dllllf6 i LINDA CHRISTIAN-A.A. Christian Collele 1Columbih. Moll, ILA. Indiana University: Ellllishi vresident of :Inns at Chris- tinn College, nmmomr-: MILL!-TRiB.A. Em-im-m College: x-znzlieh. ann' eetmeeler. speech Club, junior- en-ee sponsor: rm- Queen-Em-r mm. GARY nRowNAn.s, urn Slate 'reseller-3 College: Enxllsh. lrsychology. sociology: president of inter-fraternity council. rnonsncls MADDEN!l3.A,, ilu., indian. univeleiayz Ene- neh, chairman of smmre nend D.-ive-IU. ANITA SMITH nerenma with terror as German uunrdn culture her for executlon In ln nrlllnnl une-nc! DIIY. From Great Expectations to memorizing famous quotations from Shakespeare, Eng- lish students were challenged through the writings of great authors. ' But English is a much broader field of study. What freshman can forget that first oral book report that rendered him speech- less and threatened his knee bones? Who can forget the hours spent on a theme, only to have it returned with a rich embroidery of red ink corrections? The intricacies of gram- mar constantly beset us. Grouped as a whole, these activities were an attempt to develop discriminating tastes, creative expression and prepare students for their future, whether it be college, the busi- ness world or community life. ONLY SENIORS were lucky enolllll Ku teach lllelr own ellllel. Dickens llfovldrd Llrry Sauillerllnd llle needed heh, Hemel farmer' Mawr az mv afhfgyuzgye az9ZnvzJa.r' Bringing a touch of ancient Rome to RHS, toga-clad Latin students feasted at their annual Roman banquet, sang familiar songs in Latin, and acquired a background for the study of modern languages. Spanish scholars groped for the correct verb form, played bingo, and broadened their vocabularies by delving into a Spanish novel, Zalacain el aventurof' Following the trend of language emphasis, RHS widened its scope to include a course in French. Leaning toward the conversational aspect of language study, students parlez- vous -ed their French to the tune of a song, Records, spelling bees and an interview with a native French woman added spice to the course, which attracted forty linguists. A BABBLING FRENCHMAN and not Jlllmny Mukhi! lbmrha Chrla Swans ln alter achoal lesalona with French reenrdl. JUDITH GILBER11-B.A. Bnll State Tenchers College: English. French: freshman sponsor: English club-Ball State, TOM JONES-B,A. Indiana University! Spanish, Enzllah: Hi-Y. Lankualle club. junior sponsor: YMCA-IU. .YUSTINE MITCHELL--B,A. Indiana University: Latin, his- tory. Y-Teens, Latin Club: Kappa Alpha Theta-IU. NAOMI RUSSELL-B.A. Indiana University: Delia Kappa Gamma: Latin, Enzlish. sophomore sponsor: president of Alpha Omicx-on Pl-IU. MSILENS NOX llng the angela to fellow Roman! in the annual Latin Club Christmas program. fMdZZ8!7ZdflZ'J' mn' .vczefzce due feciazcafy-mm' l RONALD SCOTT-B,S. lndisna Sine Colleiei Rwmetry. Ilia brs: Student Education Association-Indians State. MADELINE KNIGHT-B.A., M.A. Indisnn University: Pl Lnmbds Theta: nllebrn. Publications: senior play-IU. CHARLES AMICK-l3.S,. M.A, Bull Stlte Teschers College: Study Ki-ant University of Toledo: Counselor, Eeherll mllhemu- gee. sophomore 'sponsoi-: house mnnszer of Thats Xi-Bsll ilte. SENIOR MATH STUDENTS lhllly cnnlc section! lll l discus:- llnn led by Lincoln Fnley Ind Rex Rlttlln. Whether it be mathematics or science, devotees of these subjects used as their guid- ing tools precision and just plain brain power. Advanced mathematicians delighted in para- metric equations and cosines, while the younger enthusiasts whetted their appetites on isosceles triangles and equations involv- ing two unknowns. Those less inclined settled for general math. Chemistry and physics fans experimented with sulphuric acid during lab periods and reveled in the theories of Boyle. Their comrades in science, the biology students, made the acquaintance of Darwin, probed into the anatomy of frogs and made fall raids on Bugville. Physical science had a down to earth appeal to others. DONNA YOUNG and Mike Bndell construct geometric llluru to show the assoclstion of snlles and llnes with circles. DEMONSTRATING the Prlnclbln ul levers. Bill Vlniickls snd Llnds John prepsrs s dlsnlsy in physlcsl science. S A V ,,,,...-., ,Qmce ay 6001.9 from' fffefa' Igf career-.f'ee,6ef.v MERRILL CARRIGAN-B.S. Earlhnm College. M.A. Ball Shte Teachers College: bioloxy. senior clnss sponsor: Eu-lhnm varsity fontbnll and trlck. LESLIE FENIMORE-B.s. Indian. unlvmiey: physics, chem- mnrhemmcs. Nmomx Honor swim: IU Mn-mug BIOLOGISTS JOHN PICKETT. Dinnl Plvey, Sue Thomll, Ind Blll lhrtzler study I collection of nkulll. FILLING THE BURETTE with lodlllm Ilydroxlds, Joe Emer- lnn Ind Mary Gnhherl concelltrlie rm a titration experiment. Stem! .eztfdef Marr par! imbfy, pfefefzfiaronlefnr LARRY KELLY-B.S. Indiana University: social studies, speech: National staff of Acacia fraternity, WILLIAM GRAY-B.S., M.S. Indiana University! Phi Epsilon Kappa: geography, football. truck coach: football. truck-IU, GRQYSON lviAHlNfA.B. Frnnklin College, M.S. Butler Uni. vezsny: social studies, football, bimeblll: captain of Franklin football tenm. PREPARING FOR THE RIPE AGE of 21, senlnrl, Clllll Swartz lnd Rob Wilson. Ke! votinll tive from Grayson Mullin. Sociology and psychology students dis- covered what makes man tick, while fellow companions in economics probed into the financial status of Homo sapiens. Field trips to state hospitals and factories vitalized text book information, and research papers added depth to study. Sophomores marveled at the culture of the Renaissance, while US history students were refighting the Civil War. For the first time seniors spent a full year on the com- plexities of democracy. Weekly buzz ses- sions on the American Observer kept everyone alert to current situations. In pre- paration for subjects to come, frosh learned about the great, wide, wonderful, beautiful world via world geography. 'rnncmc TRADE Rourus fm- world gum-why. Jerry Knoy and Bonnie Mm. mm to mem- mm. vi. mp ma gnu.. Cbfmnefc' I myeazff' 142' ,myth :if farmer! wh' Get set! Ready! Go! No, it wasn't a track meet, but a daily timed exercise by which typing students sought to increase their speed and perfect their skills. No hunt and peck system for these students. Others sent deft fingers across stenography pads making meaningful shorthand curliques. Long columns of figures were totaled to at- tain a perfect balance in bookkeeping. Modern office equipment such as electric typewriters, dictaphones, mimeograph and adding machines acquainted future secre- taries and business executives with correct office procedure. Arrangements were made for those who desired to take the Civil Ser- vice exam at the US Finance Center at Ft. Benjamin Harrison. PREPARING for a um: in me-ya buns... wma. Cheryl c-mm: practlcea mn-1. BOOKKEEPING for Bernard Walker includes tho use of a great mathematical lnventlon-the adding machine. THE SOUND ol racing lypewrlten ring: throughout RHS, aa lhnlelltl frnm all courlu matter thla rlleflll lllblect. RUTH CARTMEL-B.A. Hall State Teachers Colleze: business education. RICHARD DRAG00-B.S., M.A. Ball Slate Teachers Colleke: business education. health. football. basketball: Phi Slums Epsilon-Ball Stale. RUSSELL SCHERMER-B.S. Central Normal. M.S. Butler University, Slgma Phi, Kappa Della: business education, treasurer of activities fund: newspaper sts!!-Central Normal. 3.9 5. ,.t. y . i,g'1.w1..:z-1 Hzzizfe iomefmiekr 170172 472 lame ec Qiofafofzief' Before the farmer takes a wife . . . or any fellow for that matter . . . he should check the homemaking department of RHS. Not only have girls here had training in foods and clothing, but they have had a valuable course in family living. In a laboratory equipped with various types of labor-saving devices, training was given in nutrition and food preparation as well as menu planning and marketing. The tempting aromas that permeated the air in that locali- ty and the exhibits in the display cases are proof of the pudding. Many attractively dressed girls confessed with pride that they made their clothing. Included in this course were the study of textiles and their adaptability, color design and pattern construction. MODELING EASTER FINERY made in clnls are Jamey Ravens:-rnft. Connie Gurdon. Dnnnn Allen and Lnnn Jones. MILDRED MYERS-B.S. Indiana University: Ornicron Nu: home economies. Pl-1yu.is Jovcx-:-B.s. Butler University: Ms. columbia University: Kappa Dem Pl: home economics, xnreen ,mmm-. nonmn PARTIES wsu. appropriate aemsu-ml .nu fp- cmnmem are frequent in en. hammnkanu flepmmm. Www kdm new Maid' Zfz aocafzvfzaf 190 rzhzeazff' rr,- THIS GUN CABINET hellll Cnnllructed by .luck Land ll only one of many vrnlecu developed in the woodworking department. MARCUS ELLIS-B.S. Bull Suite Teachers Collezc: industrial IHA. CHARLES FIELDS-l3.S. Indiana State Collette: vocational co-urdinltor, industrial education supervisor, night school di- rector. EDWARD BIR-B,S. Ball State Teachers College: lndustrill artsg Newman Club-Ball State. HAROLD CLIFTON-B.S. Purdue University: Ikrleulture. ghyigcal science, FFA: pledge chairman of Albhn Gamma Rho- ur ue. GOVERNMENT PAMPHLETS are a lollrco nl information hr ul students, Arlenl. McKay. Gai-dun and Saxon. Farm procedures have progressed rapidly since Old MacDonald had a farm, and RHS ag boys are keeping abreast the changing times. Animal husbandry, agronomy, farm shop and maintenance helped these future farmers plan for greater productivity. Industrial arts enrollees operated in an expansive shop area, which they shared with the agriculture department. The work area permitted bringing in farm machinery and other equipment for study and repair. Students in woodworking moved easily from building small articles to construction of pieces of furniture. Metal work included the use of welders, metal lathes and metal casting. Mechanical drawing developed skill in making detailed working plans, and mak- ing and reading blue prints. Paifzf-gmffefr am' mar fzofer Aecome zfvze an' Milt DONALD MYERS-B.A. Indiann Stlte Teachers Collelez Choir. Twelve Girls. hand. MELVIN GRAY-ILS. Butler University, M.S. Ball Slate and Indian: State Teachers Colleze: art. ROBERT McGlNNlS-B.M.E. Indiana University. M.M.E. Vnn- dercook Colleze: music: band. Under the insignia of music scores and paint brushes, music and art classes added a creative touch to the curriculum. Art work included leather and metal work, ceramics and sculpturing. Youthful Rembrandts paint- ed in various media and displayed their mas- terpieces in the library. Band and choir offered melodic experience. Marching techniques and beguine music in- terspersed with symphonic concertos ex- posed musicians to the well-rounded side of music. District contest gave opportunity to be rated by experts. A one semester course in music theory offered concentrated study on fundamentals. STUDENTS In the newly lmlltulod music theory :lun let helpful hinll ln lllrmolly wrlllnl hum Mr. Myers. THOUGH LINDA JOHN isn'l l prufeullmal model, Alle could be, ll llle paul for I Dorlnll. In lr! elxll. SEVENTH PERIOD BAND mulls A hrenk from the drudlery of relular lcliool lubjecll und nn outlet for musical lhllltlu. gym-wa? azefcifef A4650 ,My ' BETTY RICKER-B,S. Nursing: Education Ball State Teachers Collese: school nurse. A PRODUCT OF RHS Dllylicll education cllllu, Davlrl Hig- llnl display: lull lltlll lt dllxylng' heights-llpside down. JAMES CUNDIFF-B.S. Ball State Teachers College: Physical education. BARBARA SCOTT--B.S. Ball State Teachers College: physical education, ci-.series-im, cheerblock, GAA, senior- class spasm-1 Plwsical Education Majors and Minors Club-Ball State. JACK BROWN-B.S.. MS. Indiana University: basketball. iizietrilzziimiyiltrack sssismnt. driver education, henlthg varsity Calisthenics, basketball and kickball typi- fy the instruction received in both girls' and boys' gym classes. Good sportsmanship and strong bodies were rewards for active parti- cipation in this program. One semester courses in home nursing or health and safety were required. Daily visits from the school nurse, dental checks, health certificates for athletes and tuberculin tests for seniors further insured student health. The services of a speech and hearing thera- pist were available. From on-the-road training and classroom lectures, students became familiar with the aspects of driving. The course emphasized safety and traffic regulations. THE OPEN ROAD gain: another devotee, u Sun Dnnnn px-ware: to null out in the Driver-'a Education car. 3 we mr 'wx gas 'Nr JN xv., 's L.-. -. 'WJ' 'ck .. Q ...I ,,,..f' r. -1 . 5, 1 ' N-. tx , . :Ref Nl f-1. X 1 r X QV. N m , ' I ' WEE., N V z.-S2---s' C. -gislzf ' ' 1 H 'Pll'- N 1. ' :..i'::. 1 I : ' fn ., , ' 4:-' 'K L+, 4, f-Q-ff-.H , ., .V Q ' we 1 i be '- if' , We -' f ,:?3522.fc.iT+FB5 X2 , ' A P 1 x1ggQ..,f,,..f' 7 1 '- Y , cuz.: 3, , . ui ' - . , r ' f , ' I e J, 5r?Q!5s ' ..15rt'f4f'4,L:- ' ' .l -- 3. , W , 7,4335-. . , 3 . 2 - li W A V A ' 32 ' A K 'eff 192 ifmzr' ,QM wzdyfazzer aaffwriaf' ofrefuof my 1 RAIN 0R SHINE, David Axsum-vice Drenidenli Pnirlr a e president. Cheryl Campbell-secretary. ind Willil treasurer, rnpnhly hnmlle :Hain of the senior class. SHERYL BILLS BONNIE BLEVINS CHERYL CAMPBELL GERALDINE CLARK k B rl ll- m Evans- 1963 climaxes four years of scholastic, athletic and over all success for 108 seniors. Although senior cords and Big Wheel responsibilities gave them an air of sophisti- cation, underneath they were still just plain kids. They struggled with senior math, wrote autobiographies, slaved over term papers, sold magazines, hawked concessions and grimaced at TB shots. Many had averages of 907 or above with 16 in National Honor Society. Theirs was a year of firsts-the first class for a year of governmentg the first Holcad danceg the first Holcad Queeng and an all-time high in yearbook sales. Personal achievements: were: Dee Ann Earnest - DAR Good Citizen awardg Pat Badell - Outstanding Citizen of Hoosier Boys Stateg Jayne Schneyer - National Merit Scholarship commendationg Jim Marshall - all state football player: Suzanne Northam - Miss Indiana State Fair for 1962: Rick Levi -- State and National Youth Power Conference. JOHN BOREM FRANCENE BRADLEY DIANE BU!-ILER IARTHA COFFEY VICKI CONNER BARBARA COPELAN nm. -f..ay.1 r ,mega zfadfzim fy ay My cmlv ANN ABERCROMBIE SAMUEL ADDIQON CAROLYN ALEXANDER DONNA ALLEN CHARLES ARIENS THOMAS AUSTERMAN DAVID AXSOM PATRICK BADELL PAUL BARADA TIIOMAS BARNES SENIOR CORDS and Frlday have rome In hz aynnnnmnus in RHS. Kalhy YVilann, Dunne Taylor. Larry Snulherlanzl and Ann Aherrrnmhlr are on parade in this distinc- tlve dren! whkh advertises Khrlr extracurricular lellvitiu. ' fwdhf iw zzfvuzefymz? az' WW meefzvqr LONNIE DEHONEY JEAN DENNY LEE DURKES DAYNX EARNEST DELORES EARNEST SHARON ESKEW BEVERLY EVANS WILLIAM EVANS EACH MONTH u Ulrl fruln this lrollh was ilu' guest of Business und Profellhmll Women. FRONT ROW: Beth Ritlrr. Sunlme Northllll, Anne Manly. Allltlin Owen. ROW 2: Donna Allen. Cheryl Campbell, .hyne Schneyer, Kathy Wilson. Sheryl Hills. p6f.PddJ'lW6 lM9f!'0lLdff azz! .mm az mafazaze mi X I-za K I STEPHEN EARNEST MARSHIA ENGLISH MARSHA GALLIMORE CONNIETIORDON SUE GRIFFIN CLAYTON HAEIII. JOHN HOIVELL CAROLYN IIIIPF X ..,.,n., vr Wm' , n avuwll 4,536-., Q rn fe . LOOKING OVER THE LOOT gained through their lunerb ulumaluhip In the mainline campaign. David Axlom. Krnny Todd and Dunne Taylor decide rhllllll all llwse dnnrhelln wus well worth Klltir time and effort. JANET HENBY JERRY IIILEMAN MAX IIUFFERD WVALTER JACKSON SANTFORD HOLLAR CLARIENDA JOHN Qefzm mfmgmfay colgye fee! .eoiohmfm mam W Qffffv- I 1 -2 sm' .,.q A ', I l VVILLIAM LACY LINDA LAMIIERT her tnur yur: nf n-hnlutic nfhiu-emim. Y - THOMAS MILLER LYNN MOORMANN JOYCE M4-FATRIDGE JANE McROBI-IRTS SUZANNE NORTHAM ANGLIA OWEN LORELLA PAUGH JONATHAN POSTON REX RATEKIN HELEN IIATLIFF DAVID RICHARDSON BETH RITTER Dffgdfif' .vzwed az cfm' 1? ' ' af Aimzef QM JAMES MARSHALL DENNIS MULLINS Bunn Suns lu other Hnun . u Srhermrr and Kathy Wilson PATRIUK BABE LL Prnndl! Qmmfyuyrrime ?mr2fy0M151'fza1za'1Mw ' I I 1 I .IAYNE SCHNEYER JUDITII SEDNI-IK DAVID SIIOUSE JOYCE SMITH MARSIIA SMITII SIIEILA SPARKS GEORGE STAMM .IDI-IN STAIIIM JAMES STEWART CHRISTINE SWARTS ROTARY CLUB wax Imll la nah nl then hay! for ln entire mnnth. FRONT ROW: CAROLYN THOMAN CONNIE THOMAS UNIII: DIUHIS, Kenny' 'I'olId. Dnvid Axuum, Dllllel Schermtr. ROW' 2: Illhrld Grnvill, James Mnrllmll. Patrick Ilndell. Danlel Elrnul, Mlx Hllfferd. SHARON WHITEIIIAN ROBERT WILIJER Q 7l I fiwacfef zleaegmefzf ar .fqllfzwflf ar flhgffif VIRGINIA SMITII LAYVRENCE SOUTIIERLAND RALPH SWEET DUANE TAYLOR KENNETH TODD DIVAYNE VANSICKLE KATIILI-ZEN WILSON ROBERT WILSON -,H-X. 4. iier' ,sf .V + .,. , , W g'f1.?4? f :' fi? .P e.5'Vj 1 i f 534 AS THE DAR GOOD CITIZEN of the lenlor cllln. Delnrel Elrnu! dllpllyl I qllulilien nf lelrlerxhlp, urvlce, pllriutllm, lcllollrshin and l ntrlnlnllly thu! Inn won her hlendl nmnnl all elluel. JANET VOILES BERNARD WALKER JANET WALKER SIIEILA WILSON CARROLL WOODS CLAIRETTA WYCOI-'F wwf, fzopbfnqe 1zoz',0m.0z2zm'af?f4f.9 ANN KATHRYN ABERCROMBIE Y-teens 1-4: band l-4-lllllunt librarlln 34. honorary band award 2-4: Good Neighbor Featlval 8.4: choir 3.4: Ruahlite 2-4: Our Town 3. SAMUEL R. ADDISDN Arlintton Hlzh School 1: band 1-4: basketball 1: baseball 1. CAROLYN DIANE ALEXANDER Y-teens 1-4: band 1-4: Lnniuaze club 1-8: Holcad 4: Rotary honor luncheon 8: National Honor Society 3.4. DONNA SUE ALLEN Y-teena I-4: Lanluale club 1.2: Rtlshllte 4: Holcad 4: BPW lueet 4: cheerblock 2.4-aeeretary-treaaurer 4. CHARLES I-I. ARIENB FFA 1-4-athletic chairman 1: Chapter Star Farmer: Dekalb award. THOMAS K. AUSTERMAN DAVID MARSHALL AXSOM Clan vice-president 3.4: HI-Y 2-4: choir 3.4: lanmnkd club 1.2: Rocket club B: Rotary Ruest 4. PATRICK CURTIS BADELL clam pr-gleam 4: 1-11-Y 2-4: band 1.2: Boy- state 3-Moat Outatandlng Citizen: Boy: Nation sg basketball 1-4: football 1-4: track 1-S: R-cluh 2-4: Rotary guest 4: Rotary honor luncheon 2-4: National Honor Society 4: P1-ealdent'a address: appointment to Air Force Academy. PAUL WILLIAM BARADA HI-Y 1-4: band 1-4: choir 3.4: Spanish club 3.4-pruldent 4: Sveeth club 8.4: Our Town 8: track 4: student manaler 1-3: R-club 4. THOMAS HENRY BARNES cm, pnaident sg 1-11-Y 1-4. band 1: Lamruale club 2: mo:- bau 1,z: meh-11 1.2: Student council 2. SHERYL JEAN BILLS Clan aecretary 8: Y-teens 1-4-Jewelry chalmian 3. finance uliatant chairman 4: Lanlulle club 1.2: Rotary meeeh con- tent 2: Blackledke speech contest 2: Indiana Hlzh School Journalism Inatitute 4: office one 4: cheerblock 1.2: cheerleader -B-team 2, vanity 3.4: Rushlite 1-4: Holcad-iunlor editor 3. editor 4: Little UN 4: HPW guest 4: Rotary honor luncheon 1.2.4: National Honor Society 3.4: commencement apeaker: Rotary Stholarahihi Y-teen Seholarlhin: Indlana Unlverlliy National Defense Loan. BONNIE .I. BLEVINS Y-teena I-5. JOHN BOREM Pmjectloniat 8.4: cron country 3 : cheerhloek 4. FRANCENE D. BRADLEY GAA I-4: Y-Mello I-4: Our Town S. DIANE RUTH BUHLER Y-teena 1-4: hand 1-4. Good Neizhbor Festival 8.4: Language club 1-4: Rotary honor luncheon 4: National Honor Society 3.4- lecretary 4. SHARON sus CALDWELL Y-teena 1.2. RONNIE DALE CAMERON FFA I-3-Chapter Farmer detree. CHERYL ANN CAMPBELL Class secretary 4: Y-teena 1-4: Lanmllle club 1-S: office Daze 4: cheerblocl: 1-4: Rotary honor luncheon 1-4: National Honor Society 8.4: BPW Kueat 4: Indiana University Merit and Rul- denee Scholanhhr: BPW commercial award 4. GERALDINE KAY CLARK V Y-teena 1-4: GAA 1-4-vice-president 2, preaident 3.4: Lanzuale club 1.3.4: librarian I-4: cheer-block 1.2: Mina Red 4. MARTHA KAY COFFEY VICKI SUE CONNER Y-teena 1-4: GAA 2-4: Lanlulle club 2.3: Rushlite 1: cheer- block 2-4. BARBARA GAIL COPELAND Y-teena 8.4: Lanzulle club 1.2: Ruahllte 4: cheerhlock 1.2. MICHAEL LEE COX I-li-Y 1-4: basketball 1-3: football 1: track 1.2: baaeball 1-8: cron country 2-4: R-club 2-4. NORBERT CLAY COYLE Lanzuaze club 1. LONNIE .I. DEHONEY Cheerhlock 4. JEAN ANN DENNY Y-teena 1-4: hand 1-4: Good Nellhhor Festival 3.4: Choir l-4: Twelve Glrla 2-4: Lanmlaze club 1-5: Ruahlite 2.8. WALTER LEE DURKES ldlqyfdlil dye? wel Jarnnfzakv DANNY LYNN EARNEST Class trenstlrer I: Hi-Y I-4: band I.2: Lnnltuakv club I.2: football I-II: track I.2: ch:-erlvlock 4: R-club 3.4: Rotary ituvst 4. DELORES ANN EARNEST Y-teena I--I--finance aumlstnnt chairman Il. vlrtvnroaiflent 4: lxnnrl I-4: Good Ncluhlmr Feutlval 3.4: Lnnltflille :lub l,2: Nntlonnl Honor Society 4: Rotary honor luncheon 4: 'DAR Guorl Citizen 4: Knppa Kappa Slums Nursing Scholmwahlp 4. STEPHEN EARNEST Hi-x' 1-4: una I-II: Lamrualre t-nn. 1.2. sw.-an :lub au. atom .mg enem.l.xu 4. MARSIIIA LENOA ENGLISH Y-teens 1.2: oholr 3.4: GAA 1-4: Lanuuane club l: cheer-block 1.2. SHARON ARLENE ESKEW nw... 1-4-seem-.-y s, finance than-man 4. GAA 1-4 -.wo tary 2. senior at-hievement. rotate award 4: Language club I-Zi: Rotary honor luncheon I: National Honor Society 8.4: Klwlnls Loan Fund Scholarship 4. BEVERLY SUE EVANS Y-teena I: Cheerhlock I. WILLIAM M. EVANS Clan treasurer 3.4: III-Y I-4-hilturlan 4: Langulze :lub 3: football I-4: track I: R-club 2-4: clleerbloek 1.4. MARY KATHERINE FLOYD Y-tu-nn I-4: banll I-4-Ilbrarlan 3-4: Good Nelzhbor Featlval 3-4: band honorary award 3.4: Language club 1: office xsane I: I-Iulead 4: Rotary honor luncheon I-4: National Honor Socle- ty 3,4-treasurer 4: Salutntm-lan. LINCOLN WAYNE I-'RALEY HI-Y 2: FFA I: cheerbloclt I. MARSHA R. GALLIMDRE Class secretary 2: Y-teena I-4: Rushllte 1: Holcad 4: cheerblock I: Rotary honor luncheon 8.4: Mary Sleeth Scholarship 4, CONNIE KAY GORDDN Y-teen! I-4: choir 3.4: Llnllulke Club I: Student Councll 3. HAROLD EUGENE GRAVIT1' Student council 3.4: basketball 1.2: football I-3: trank I: bmuxr 2,sg mm country 2: R-club 2-4: el-.Hrbloek 1-4--my hresldent 4 : Rotary luest 4. TDNI JOLENE GREEN Y-teena I-S. SUE ANN GRIFFIN Y-teena I-4: lsantl 1-4-seewtary 4: Good Neighbor Festival 2-4: choir 2-4: Lnnlrullle club I. CLAYTON WALLACE HAEHL HI-Y I-4: lmnd I-4--captain 4: Good Nc-ixlhbor Festival 2.4: choir 3.4: Lanlruagn- club l,2: Speech club 2: Our Town 3: track l,2: cn-on country 1.2: Rotary honor luncheon l. JANET LEE I-IENBY Arllllbllon Hhlh School I: Art club I: hand I-4: choir I: GAA 2: Lamluaxe cluh I-4: llhrarlan I: office Dare 1: sheer- block I-3: Little UN 4. .IERIIY L. IIILEMAN Clleerlrlock I. SANTFORD IIOLLAR Cheer-block 1. DONALD RAY HOWARD Speech club 8: Blatltledke speech contest 3: clleerblock 4. SANDRA nn' HOWARD GAA 1.2. .IOIIN DOUGLAS HOWELL Band l-ll: Good Neighbor Festival l.2: Our Town 5: loot- lsall l.2: track l: baseball 2. CAROLYN JEAN I-IUI-'F GAA I-4-Aboardmember 2.8: cheerbloclt 2.3: office bale 2.8. MAX IIUFFERD Pmicctlnnlnt 3.4: basketball 1.2: football 1-lfmmt lmlu-aved back 24. honorable mention SCC team 4: track I-4: R-club 2-4: Mr. Black H: Rotary guest 4. WALTER W. JACKSON Cheerblock 2.3. CLARIENDA FRANCES .IOIIN Y-teena l-4- hhzh aalesrnan Y-teen potato chlp drlve 2: majuwtte 2-4 -head maiorette 4: Lanauaze club l-S: Speech club I: Runhllle 1-4: eholr 8.4: cheerblock I: Rotary honor luncheon 4. WILLIAM li. LACY HI-Y I-4: basketball I-4: football Id: track I-3: R-club 2-4. LINDA L. LAMBERT Y-teens I-4 nhologrlphex- 4: Language club I-3: llbrnrlan 2: Iluahllu- l.2: cheer-block 3.4: Photozraxuhy club 4: hae- calnurcate prayer. 77 RICHARD KEVIN LEVI clnee vicepresident 1: ni-Y 2-4-vieen:-eeiaent a, nresident 4: Hl-Y district representative 4: hand I-3: choir 3.42 Lunkllalte elul. 1.2: I-Iolcad 4 basketball 1.2: football I.2.4: lnleebnll 1-4: cross country 3: tennis 3.4: R-club 2-4: cheerblock 4-nl-esldent: :-ep:-eeentetive to sme and Nutlunnl Ynutlaunwn- Conference: National Honor Society 8.4-vice-president 4: Hi-Y Scholarship: Elks Seholarshln. .IANA .ID LIEBRANDT Y-teena 1-4-pianist. 2.3: GAA 1.2-pianist 1: Slleech cluh I-4-speech team 2.4: NFL 4: oheerblock I-S. JAMES THOMAS MARSHALL clues president 2: 1-11-Y 1-4: band 1.2: enen- s: Lanauaae elua I-3-president a: Student cnuneil 1: basketball 1-4: foot- ball 1-4-scc team, anne:-able :nenunn all state nnlneuek 4: track 1.2.4-canteen 4: baseball 2-4: R-:lub 2.4: Rotary guest 4: Alumni R-club aueebull awe:-a 4. ANNE MAUZY Clasa secretary 2: Y-teens 1-4-secretary 3. Dresident 4: Lanlualze club 1.2: Speech club 1: Student council I: Rushe Ilte I-4: clieerbloek I-4-president 3: Misa Red 3: Rotary nener luncheon 1.2: Nutlnnnl lelunel- suelexy s.4: avw guest 4. HAROLD ROBERT MILLER II THOMAS A. MILLER HI-Y I-4: Our Town 3: basketball I: football 2: cross country I: cheerblock 1.4. MARY LYNN MOORMANN Y-teena I-4: GAA I-4: Language club 3: Speech club 2-4- apeech team 2.4: Our Town 3: cheerblock 3.4. JEAN ELAINE MORGAN Y-teens I-4: choir 2-4: librarian 2: Our Town 3: cheerblock 1.2. ORVILLE C. MORRIS Lankan!!! club 1: basketball 1: football I-4-co-captain 2-43 track 1-3: R-club 2-4: eheerblock I: Rotary quest 4. DENNIS A. MULLINS Lanluaze club 1.2: football I: track I: cross country 3: cheerhlock 1.2. SUSAN ELIZABETH MULLINS Choir 2-4: Lanlzuaae club 1.2: Rushlite 3.4- photographer 4: I-Iolcad 5,4-assistant editor 4. vlmtogravher 4: Girls State 3: cheerhlock 1-4: Photon-ahhy club 4. CAIIDL KAY MHJANIEL Y-teena I-4: Our Town 3: cheerhlock 2. JOYCE ELAINE MCFATRIDGE Y-teena I-4: hand I-4: Laniluaile club 1.2: Rotary honor luncheon 8: Girls State ll. JANE LEE McROBER'I'S Y-teens I: Lanzualze club 1-8: Rushlite 2-4: Holcad 4: cheer- bloek 1.2. 78 Ouztmdny .vefzm wb? 15f SUZANNE NORTHAM Y-teena l-4-prcltram assistant chairman 2. 111-ollram chair- man 3.4: band I-4: choir 2-4: Twelve Glrls 3.4: Language club I-3-secretary I: Slleech club I-3: Rushlite I-4: Holcad 4: World Affnlls Institute 3: Little UN 4: Homecomlnl court 4: Rotary sneech contest 4: Rotary honor luncheon 1-4: National Honor Soolely 3.4: BPW Rueat 4: commencement lzenelliction: A1-ion National Foundation Award 4. ANGLIA DIANE OWEN Y-teens 1.2: Lnnllurme club 1.2: Student Council 4: cheerhloek I : Rotary honor luncheon 3: BPW guest 4. LDRELLA PAUGI-I Y-teena I-4: Language club 2. CARROL A. PETRICEK GAA 1-4-treasurer 4. STEPHEN MICHAEL PORTER Hi-Y 3.4: band I-4. Good Neighbor Festival 4: choir 3.4: Lanzuaae club I-4: Blackledza speech contest 2.3: Our Town s: basketball 1: football 2: track 1: baseball 2: e:-nee country 1 : commencement speaker 4. JONATHAN Posrou Columbia Military Academy 1: Hi-Y 4: eneeraleel: 3.4. REX A. RATEKIN Lankuaze club 1: our 'rewn-' se enee:-eleek 3.4. HELEN F. RATLIFE Y-teens I-4: GAA I. DAVID THOMAS RICHARDSON Hi-Y I-4: Our Town 8: football I: track 1.2: cheerbloek 4: Holead lliszh salesman 4: Student Council 4. BETH ELAINE RITTEH y-teen: 1-.leeneaelunt eefvlee enen-nnln a. social chairman 4: Lamzuaue club 1.2-vice-president 2: office page 4: Holead 4: Block'a High School Fashion Board 3.4: cheerhluek I,2.4: Rotary nanny luncheon 1-4: National Honor society a,4: arw lilies! 4: Butler University-Scholarship. HARRY LEE ROBBINS H:-Y 3.4: Lanzuaze club 2: llbrarian 4: in-:nieetleniet 2-4: basketball 1: football I-4-most improved llnemen s: track 1: 12-:lub 2-4: enee:-bleek 4. DANIEL L. SCHERMER Class president I. vlce-president 2: Hi-Y 2-4: band 1.2: Lanluale club 1.2: Boys State S: basketball I-4-captain 4, SCC all conference team 4: football I-4-captain 4, all conference honorable mention 4: track 1-4-captain 3.4: R-:lub 2-4: Nuionul Honor Society 3.4-president 4: Rotary honor luncheon rcinhfrigar dhdliwwl dllldlml 1-I: Rotary Ruest 4: Outstanding Senior Science Award: Duane II. Wnlkei: mental attitude awnrd in athletics: R-club award: Jaycee football, basketball. and track awards: Rector Scholar- ahip to DePauw University: Valedictorian. JAYNI-I SCI-INEYER Y-teens 1-4: band 2: :noir 1-4. Twelve Girls s.4: Language clull 1.2: librarian 3: office luke 4: Rushllte 2.3: Holead 4: Hulend queen candidate 4: cheerblock 1: Rotary honor luncheon 1.2: National Honor Society ll: National Merit Scholarship Commendation: BPW Ruest 4: Butler University tultlon scholar-shin 4. JUDITH ANN SEDNEK Immaculate cmreqriiun Academy 1.2: Sodality 1: Hnlcacl 4: Little UN 4: office page 4: rheerblock s.4: Homecoming queen .candidate 3: Holead queen cnndidate 4. DAVID A. SHOUSE Hi-Y 1-4: basketball I-S: football I: cross country 1.3. JOYCE LORRAINE SMITH Lanzuaze club 1.2: librarian 3.4. MARSHA MAE SMITH VIRGINIA ANN SMITH Y-teens 1-4: band I-4: Lanluale club I-8: Ruahllte 2.3: Photo- Rrauhy club I. LARRY ALAN SOUTHERLAND Hi-Y 2-4: Laniuage club 1: basketball 1: football 1-4: track 2: baseball 2: tennis 3.4: R-club 3.4: Cheerblock 2.3. SHEILA K. SPARKS GEORGE ALLEN STAMM Hi-Y 2-4: football 1: track 17 baseball 1.2: :rosa country 2. JOHN DAVID STAMM 1-11-Y 2-4: Language club 1.2: manager4bukethall. football. track 1-4: R-club 3.4. JAMES NELSON STEWART Baseball 2: cross country 2.3. CHRISTINE SWARTS Y-teena 1-4-son: leader 2. flnance chairman 3: band 1-4: choir I-4: Twelve Girls 2-4: Lahlluage club 1-4-secretary 4: Rushlite I-4: Hnlcad 4: Holcad queen candidate 4: Arion Nation- al Foundation award 4. RALPH BRENT SWEET DUANE RICHARD TAYLOR Hi-Y 3: choir 3.4: Lamtuaite club 2: Little UN 4: football 1.2: track 3: baseball 1.2: lolf 3: cheerblock 4. CAROLYN THOMAN Lanlruaze club 2.8: librarian 4. CONNIE SUE THOMAS Y-teena I-4: Lanluale club 1.2: Student Council 1: Cheerblock 2-4. KENNETH GAYLE TODD Hl-X' I-4-chalilnin 4: band 1-4: Good Nellhbor Festival 4: choir 2-I: Llnltullte :lull 1.2: Speech club 2-4: debate 4-state debate finnla: NFL 4: Our Town 3: Holcad I: baseball 2.3: cheerblock 2-4: National Honor Society 4: Rotary ilueat 4: baccalaureate Bcrlbture I. DWAYNE LEE VANSICKLE LanKuaZe club I-3: track 'l. JANET A'Ll-:NE VOILES 1'-:ferr 1-4: Lanstuale :lub 2: GAA 1-4-re:-crm 2.3. secretary 4: cheerblock 1-4. BERNARD ALLEN WALKER L-nru-re club 1-ea: projeetioniat 3.4: football s,4: track 2.3: baaeball 1: croaa country 2: nflub 4, JANET sue WALKER Y-:mir 1-a. SHARON ANN WHITEMAN Y-teena 2-4: Laneuaze club I-3: Student council 8. ROBERT EARL WILDER Laurel High School 1.2. KATHLEEN WILSON Class treasurer 1: Y-teens 1-4-jewelry chairman 2. orozram chairman B. service chairman 4: choir 2.8: maiorette 1.2: Language club 1.2: Speech club 2.8: NFL 4: Rushllte 1-4- junior editor 3, editor 4: Holead I: Little UN I: DPW Rueat 4: cheerblock 2.3-vicepreaident a: 1-lameeomlnr court 1: Glrla State 5: Rotary honor luncheon 2: Natlnnal Honor Society 4: Indiana Unlverlity Residence Scllolarahib and Foundation Grant: commencement prayer: Ruahllte award 4. ROBERT WILSON Mllruy nsrh school 1: class treasurer 1: band 1: FFA 1: debate 2: our 'rw-n a: brrlwmll 1: baseball 1: mr a. SIIELIA JEAN WILSON Y-teena 1-4: cheerleader 2: eheerbloclt 1.2. CARROLL EUGENE WOODS CLAIRETTA LEE WYKOFF Wellabllrtl Hluh School 1.2: Drama club 1.2: Y-teena I-4: Lanluaile club 1.2: band I-3: choir 2: baccalaureate benedlntlon. 79 umm 6lf08lZ?ll06 year ohlwgaormf zlecziwmr' PONIJERING THEIR RESPONSIBILITIES ua offlcerx Ire Duvld Dicklon-lrellllrtr. Chrlltllle Rnlllln-lecretlry. Michael Buhler-vlu prenldeut. und Murk Cherry-nruident. Belly Adamson Shirley Ariens Dlvid Bailey Glil Bnrnlrd Francis Bnrnel Rickey Barnes Fullh Bum Lynn Bum Charlene Beckner Norman Boyer Rill Brownell Nancy Brownlmz Lu-ry Buchanan Reno. Buckner Michael Buhler Kalvln Hundrnnr Geox-ze Bussberz Diane Caldwell Bennie Cameron Connie Carlin Wlllilm Case Mark Cherrb' William Cherry David Clnrk Michael Clifford Stanley Conner Pnlrick Cnnnerly Rlehnrd Conrad Envisioning their social obligations as hosts for the junior-senior reception, juniors turned their attention to high finance. Hobo days found most of them doing odd jobs for the required three bucks, although a few invested in sleep. Deborah Pond sold miles and miles of Christmas ribbon for honors in that project. The Oldies but Goodies mixer with President Mark Cherry spinning the platters was one of the year's best. Juniors boasted of their loyalty and ath- letic prowess with 27 lettermen, three cheer- leaders, and Christy Ralstin, Homecoming Queen. Never argue with a junior, for he probably is on the debate team. Equally talented were participants in the music pro- gram, Hi-Y and Y-teens. Joe Emerson with a 98 average led a scholastically keen class. As international ambassadors of good will, the juniors and their senior guests went abroad on May 24 for An Evening in Paris, spent dining and dancing to Al Cobine's band. Cblqe Wgpllkjlbgff wer !VaffbvzafWlef12' Jack Conroy Kathleen Conwy Jack Coop .umm cooper Cheryl Corn Jerry Cox Donald Dalrymllle Martha Darnell William Darnell Anthnnb' Dean Diane Dean-inner David Dickson Paula Dolan Connie Duckro Lame Earnesr Paul Eckart Jane Ellinllwood Joe Emerson Larry Emsweller Diane Evans Diana Ewbank Sherry Fuller Mary Gxbber! Deborah Gaines Richard Guru-clean Martha Glover Larry Goins Richard Gordon Carolyn Graves Danny Graves Brenda Greene XVilliam Hahn Marvln Har! Francie Healh Carnl Heckman Lou Ann Hinchman Robert Huff Doruthy Jack Juhn Jeffrey' Connie Jones Darlene Jones Michael Kaln Rnlh Keele! Eddie Keele! lola Kemll Karon Kennellh' Sharon Kennedy Carl Lamb' Dan Lacy Toll Lars' Mari' Ju Lakin Jack Lannl Connie Lee James l.exv.ark Mary Lewis Jeffrey Lum! ' ioyf ' Qwufioaofrazfewufe fzme --naar mu vnu-:rr as .1 mx: mn Smith cniuys umm mmm, vautln when he mm .E .. cmmselnr .1 nl. nm- emu sw-.1 um. n. cymma mmn Dennis Mm-Smnl sharon Mm-nn Junkie Matlwy Joseph Mnuzs' Glenna Nay Mary F. Meyers Myron Miller Srenhen Miller Barbara M00l'e Leslie Mnsier John Moslul' Ellen Myers John McCorkhill Marilyn McGinnis John McKay lllikv: McLauLlhlin Robert McManus Vivian McMillan Fred Neuman Luna Niedemhul um-y Nixon Jane: ummm Joseph owens Libby owns J-my Pell new-'nh mud cm-mane Rnlslin 'rrmmm naman LM-ry Rt-my re,-.1 Renepznr nm.-in Reynolds Rebecca Roller shew-1 liuble wamnm Rumnwll .umm sl-few.-ighl Kcnnolh saw. mm-y svn.-mln umm-1 spun vm.-am. sum foam! my .emma mmf az Wa Mm Jenn Sednek Mclitn Shrnlw Knren Smiley Anita Smilh Sharon Smilh William Smith James Sparks L..-ry Stumm PCAZIIY Slllmm David Stevens Chnrles Slcwn Mnrlhn Slierx rx Joi: I-:Ml-:RsoN and cymm. Mn-in -'bum-up on me cummi- nium prw.r.mry tu me-amy nh. wma Aflnln in-mm. umm sun-gm. :Mk Swegmnn Vicki Thnlrher uy-on Thou.,-S L..-ry 'rhumns :mum Tallinn Je-muse Trnmel Jlmlcx Turk Steven Vance lllichncl VnnNa1ln llill VanSickle l'hil VnnSickle Virprilene Vansickle Cmhy Waszzener Funnie Wagner Snnrlrn Walden Dcmlu Wall Norman Warfield linrlmrn Wczlekinlt Mivhnol Weidner Linda Wesley' Fred Whittlker Michael Whitaker Anna Marie Wilder Ruth Ann NVilder Larry Wilkinson Ronald Wilson Nancy Winder Qqoiofmfef ref new ,mzfem ww lm! fave! TAKING A COKE BREAK from business ure sophomore Although the sophomores have had pet- ticoat rule this year with Tomasenia Chris- topher, only feminine president, wielding the gavel, this proves the progressive spirit of the class. Before the opening of school the finance committee had arranged for the sale of stationery depicting four public buildings including the high school and gymnasium. Delores Copp's persuasive ability enabled her to sell approximately 100 boxes for salesman- ship honors. Mike Badell, currently known as Moonstruck Mike, emceed two popular mixers. Debra Fraley and Linda Scott with aver- ages of 97.2W led the 40 eager beaver sophs on the semester honor roll. Vera Case was class traveler, having made a trip to Russia. Avonelle Chance and Margaret Diek- man added to their knowledge by attending the World's Fair. Bud Schenk spent a day as page at the State Legislature. Class beauties were Carol Bradfield, Homecoming Queen candidate, and Ginny Green, sweetheart of FFA. Carol, Avonelle, Carolyn Emerson, Jim- mie Mull and Dave Montgomery were gener- ous with their musical ability, The Boy Scout God and Country award became a cherished possession of Greg McManus. offleul: Tumnenln Christopher - president. Nancy Dawson - em-mr. mm amen - vm pruiame. J.-4. n-muh - secretary. 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Frlley Cheryl I-'ruler PERRY Godbey David Golnl Q .Q 1 wily: :ip 5 Q1 gl,1.Yg.yj,' i f P X J FK , .mf - -- , em --I Y , 5-1 - f virgins- Green ' e , ' e Elaine Hlehl Janis Hnrbluuh Alan I-hrunnn William Hnrtller . '. . A Jumyl. Hasty ' a' A ' - .., v Q4 , .mme Haynes M like if Jerry Herbert Mary Herbert Cynthia Heuer Stevhen Hill David Hlttle Brenda Holfrnln Doniln Holman wim-m Hornunp ,...ifffl '59 QONSTRUCK --Mooxsrnucx mln-: maen pun the .mam may into mm vm- . gnllxy of nm and pop-.nr tune: .1 the mph-.panmeu mlm. Uhfw . M V, n ,, ,!,,,, ,.r . . ,. W . M 0' gl 5 4- .w 2' .Ifhf V I . 2 4 SH Af- Q '- T ' 51 54.5 3535 4 5 7. w., , -If V, 23 e Q ,R -7, A 'u N wg 4- ,f . , F ' X X A 'Qi' '- '92 Tr 'J IJ' - -'i:J'-- --- -'13 W ' f f . .X . I QS' in kwa if v 3 . l .- l X 'P ' 3, .. 1 . -M , 1 M , sr , , f A A in 1,4 K , ,ea l ' wg .1-' -' X, A, If if , 1 . l 'ssh lg? J' X 'S V ,V N f v x ' -5114! , fi? 1 'l fl-Y,Q.'+w . ' 'nv' W fr- 41 vs. 1 ' 1, ' 2 N f sd ,. 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Sf., f. ..,fr,, f ' gil.-an 3 .n, ' une-, x .e ,g if 1 V 3929: 5. C- ' -1 9, 'Ui S HARRY JAMES and his trumpet luv: n Mull, who In murh in demmd for programs. Barbara Mitchell Holman Mitchell uni-iii Montgomery , nnnnin lllnnre Sherry mn-rii clinryl Mzmter .lnlnen Mull Andrea Mullins i it , . '- James liivnrn , vinkey nincnslilnnil A lznliei-l McClurk Nnncy Melia! arena lllnlvinnnn Stephen Nelson willinni Newhouse 1- ,. . clnirlns Newman i in . ,, it A ,IP '1'-' f ,. 'qi f' Ls H 8. Linda Land Hilly Lee Charles Lee Linda Lumen Jack Long Cecilia Maher Roy Mauser Linda Mnllln Judy Mnrtin Alberta Mn! Ronald MMI: Dnvid Miller Karen Miller Shirley Miller mnll town romllellllon from Jimmy 54, ,. , i. n 1 . -.4 i 9 ,i V: ' -rf ' .5 5, , ' 9 ,i ' ' '-- A1 ' 4 ,i .1 'nt r 1 N l f ?. . l . A David Nicdenthal ilnnnin Nnnli - ' Phyllis Noel Madeleine Mliulex' l gy -,gh 5, gh. , , A l W, - ,iz Yigfm. 1 nnnnn Norris 'L , . . . .lnell onlin.-nn ,X N nm SA 1, ,. Michael on-nn f K mga Ji . 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G ,gs W x I P ie, I - N ww S 'E335 1' x 'ir l ,M 3 3 'A V- W-MJ 1' Kathy Wnrrner Cnrnle Vllnkonor Linda Walden Cinrln Walk Linda Warfield Tim Wills Larry Wilson .Ynmes Winkler Linda XVnlf Shawn NVorrell .mm Ynzel num.. Young A .W v, 1 A- x , Br 'fav-. ,- -ea ww 9+ ' fav , Von Rlehsomer John Rrl.l.o Janet Roberts James Robinson Dale Rmlmaker Phlllll Ross Linaln Rouse Mxcki Ruby Clhllm Sadler Wnllox Schenk Carol Schmnll Thexcu Schoettmer Joan Scott Lmdn Scott Maureen Sheehan Ronald Shields Joyce Shoekley Chrlslle Simms Shnron Smiley Cnrnl Smith David Smith Glenda Smlth Glenn Smxth Karen Smith Rebcecn Smith Sudle Smllh Snndxn Jo Smith Sandia Lee Smith Lmdn Sharks Donna Shrlnllman XVllllnm Strode Ste:-hen Sutlle Clen Swan. Glll Thomnn Gary Thunm Sue Thomas Ann Tressler Jo Ellen Turk Ronald VanSlek1e Michael Wallloner AS ADVERTISING MANAGER for the Rlnhlite. Cecilil Maher contracted over S600 worth nf ldverllling from lurll hualnelnen and lndnatn' UM QM WM am' Abby N fi - G 1 ' , ., W A fa 'Liv J Q ilkal.,-fx' LPI- 1 - -V .-I :Sir ' 1559 ' , a .yv , me 1 , ' 1 ,5fl,..,f U 1 ,. L1 H . . Xxx!! :gg .vi , :ff ' . .ff a ' - Q -N fb ,Q -. , . L , ' pw - .fa new -4 f - 1 - , - X, ' 'Q , . .f 2' El 'f ff . . ' , - lv . wi, '- - M? 1, - ,- .. ..' '- ,. WH ' fm , ' ' ' s ?li7f5? S '7 W'M , -, , A.-L ' ' 1 g J 1 yggwi' ug, ' 1 - 1 J QS? A If bggsie ielh i 42 .4z'3 f 'P -' A , L e 5, A 6' 51:4 1, K - . 1 'l +L T T ' Q, rss X ' ' el 4 X l All N W - 1 'ff 3'? K 2' J S T 4 , 0 Q, 4 W T we N 1 ' X Q u 'Q VC ' L ft v S 1 1, . 1 'ag 4 af' Q 1' .2 W ' 2 Al 3 J FRESHMEN fum tllelr mm under ann len-lmnlp of David sl-nun-er-nunlafnl. Rlck wand--me pmnlenl. Llnda unam- nemlnry. -na nnnn. lllnflnnnn-lm-nm. Nnnty Aldrich Nnney Alexander , . Wllllnm Alsmln . Q Dnvld Bliley l 'F Sharon Bnrnlrd Rezlnn Barton Gary Hates Cn-olyn Benmer . l W f , Y... .. sa: snbnn Bergen ' . ol-amen Bowles . ' of Pnnln Bradleb' Sally Brown .mln Brownell , ,F Eugene Bnellnnnn - Ja c mes asey 1 ' David Cherry Qyxn 1 -, :N I l : l .,,l -also t, r Jnnlce Childers figs nnnlel clevenlzel- f , . f Lnnnn clmora , ' it 5 - ny oline ' ' 1 X Y. Pameln Colburn Norman Conde f Donna Conover Joseph Consolino ll Gem-ze cwnn K' 3 cnrnleen Copeland .-A 4' ' A ' Ronald C0llDle ' Elaine Cox ' . ' l Sue Ann Cox Crni mes K Dallas Cremn' James Dlwls ' 1 . 2 1 v.., 4 '. When the school bell lang on September 5 mole than two hundled fleshmen swalmed lnto the blllldlng and ploceeded to take ovel They had determmed to be not only the lalgest but the best class ln RHS They m'ls teled lockel combmatlons, lealned the lntll cacles of x y and z ovelcame the stage frlght of an mal book leport, became real 'lltlStS at uolld geogmphv maps and plnc tlced then folelgn l'll'lgll'lg9, especlally the amo palt Theu fllst thlllllng expellence was that of class 6l9Ct10llS As an olgamzed gloup, they vlele leadv to show the wolld They wele lepresented ln 8V9l5 club and actlvlty 'lvallable to them, and l few held offlces Dan Tlesslel and Bevellv Snllth lxele VlC9 plesldent and lZ19dSll16l lespectlvely of the Latm club Challes Mltchell Max Oldham flnd Donna Thatchel pl oved capable debatels Ellls Moon xlnd Jlm Tlollt used then flthletlc abllltles on the V'llSlty .lnd B teams Nlne membels pfutlclpnlted ln solo and ensemble contests Then showcase decolated fol Red and Black Week chew favolable comment Soc1.l1 llfe lncluded a class palty x K:- L ,M Hrs! -' 'Ae ......'f 1. . 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Carolyn Dehoney Carla Diekman Evelyn Downey David Drake Linda Duekro Rita Dunzan Barbara Eakins Sherry Elliot Joseph Ellis Michael Emtlish Beltilene Evans Joyce Evans Rickey Diana Robert Farley Clydn Fisher Sherry Flannery Richard Floyd Frank Frazee Barbara Fudge Cary Gates Jerry Gilllin JoAnn Glenn Darrell Glover Doris Goin: Daniel Gorrell Diana Graves Stephen Gwinnulr Fred Hadley James Haley Ronald Hamilton Robert Harr Kazhy Heeb Dorothy Herbert David HiBKina Arnold Hill Paul Hillizoss Donna Hinshman lmoblene Holmes Sandra Howard Sandra Hudson Pamela Hughes Donald Jacobs Joseph Jeffrey Carolyn Jesauv Donald Jollllf Carol Jones Carrie Jo Jones James Kasier Connie Kennedy Jay Kent Phyllia Kern Mary Beth Kimmell Jerry Knoy Stephen Knuy Louis Land Steven Land Thomas Land Morris Lewark Richard Lilhtner James Linvllle John Long Ronald Marley Chez Marshall Karen Marshall Becky Martin Betty May Sandra May Steven Meredith Della Meyer Dean Miller Debra Miller Karen Miller Maw ro! fquhly Am ig! !06f06!Zf of 650669 I Charles Mitchell Glnrla Mohley Pnlririn Monroe William Monteomery Dennis Montgomery Page Mnmgomery mms Moor Carole Moore Dnvid Moore James Morris Boyd Mosley Sara Muster Douglas Morrell Phillib Mull Cary Mullins onalrl Mullins nberta Myers ean McCane D R D Karla Mclhaullhlin ADAPTING HER TALENT la . new medium. su. numfr 'mm' 1 spring scene um mx first ln Y-am. mm.. 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Rebecca Suttle Chester Sweet Geoxvia Swezman Donna Thatcher Billll Treblell Daniel Tressler Kay Tribhell James Ti-out Mark 'Trbwhi-idle Terry Vundiver Donna VanNattl Carol VanSickle Jill Vonllhlen Lois Waits Henry Walden Larry Wall Marzo Wall Nnncy Warrick John Weidner Belinda Whitnker Ronnie Wilder Susan Wilder Otis Wilhelm slephanse wilson Willinm Winshlh Ronald Wolfe Beth Wood Carl Woods Michael Woods Rick Woods Jane Worrell Terry Younz Time races ony in four short years The course is run, the lessons learned: And Youth is chafing for his chance To face the world in open mart Beyond the shelt'ring arms of home and school. And so they move in endless Zine, Clad in scholastic cap and gown, Clasping the symbol of their work well done: Feigning a dignity that hides A trembling heart. Oh, Life, be kind Be patient as they seek to find That special place wherein they fit, And make them scintillating pattern The great mosaic of the world. S -A- Al.e.e.en.l.le, Ann ... Aradelnlca .... . . . Arkivltlel . . . . . . . Adamn. Mike Adamson. Betty . . . . Addison. Samuel . . Alrlullture .....,. Aldrich. Nancy -.... . Alexander. Carolyn Alexander, Faye Alexander. Nanel' Allen. Donna . . . . . . All Nlaht Party Alsman. William Amlck. Charles Anderson. John Arlene, che.-lee Arlene, shlrley ...... Armstrong, Michael . . . .25.34.35.BG.G9,'lli ............5I-91 . ........... 18-37 . . . . .2l.25.29.86,8l ...........20.80 .. . .. .. 36.69.76 . ..,........... 65 .. ..2z,24,a2.a6,ss,1s ....,.............22.84 . . . .23.25,28,84,37,B8 4.22.2l.25.64.69,T0.7g ..................35.88 ........so .......2ll.ll4 ....ao.ss.as,vs ..........80 .......,84 Athlellca .... ....JB-53 Auslerman. Thomas . . . .............. 69.75 Axxom. David . . . . . . . .21.3l,58,69,71.7l,7G ..B.. Badell. Badell. Mlke . . . ..... 2l.3T.45.46.52.60.8l.8B Patrick . . . . . . . .9.2l,2G.82.41.45.48 5B.69,'l8,74,76 Bailey. nnvld lr.. , .....,. .. ..... sa Bailey. Dnrld ls... .....,,.. 27.80 Band . ............ . .... ....ae.a1 anne, nnnell ....... , ........... za.s4 nenk., Cole . .... Be.-ell., Paul ... Barnard. Gall . . . . Barnard, Sharon .,.. Barnes. Francis Rickey Barnes. Be.-ne., Tom ....,. Barton. Regina Baleball . .,...,. Basketball .... seeee. Gary .... Beam, Faith .... Beam. Lynn ........ Beamer. Carolyn Becllner. Charlene ........ 21.84 .....s.zl.2'l.:x4.:ze.4l a2.ss.1s . ............ BU ....28.il8 .....22.so ....2l.86,80 , .... 21.59,-ls .....22.28.31 ......Usa ...48-Sl ........ss .....22.3l.B0 .... 2l.so ...,...sa ...... .. ...... ..80 21.81 Bennett, re.-ry . ....,. Berken, Sahra .. .,.,.. . Bills. Sheryl Blr. Ed ........... nlnnn.. Beulah Blankman. Susan Blevina, aennle ..,. Borem. John .... Bowler. Charles . . . . Bowlee, Derezhee Boyer. Norman . . BPW lueata . ...... Bradfleld, Carol ..... 20,24.25.2B.32.BB.42. 88.70.76 . .,.,.......... . .ss ... .as.s1 ,. . .2s.s4 . . . .sms . . . . .sms . ...... . . .aa ......2z.2s.ss .... ...lmao . . , ........ . . . .70 .....20,84,85.35.8I Bradley, 1-'nneene . . . , .... 2a.s1.ss.1e Bradley. Joey ....... . . . . . . .2l.52.84 Bradley, Paula ., .... 2a.2s.sl.ss Brooks. John ... .... 11.50.84 Brown. Gary . . . ...,.. . .68 Brown. Jack . . .... 41.67 Brown. Sally ........88 Brownell, John .... ..... . .sms Brownell. Rita . ..... . ........ 23.80 Bmwnlnw, Nancy .... .... 2 2.2ls.ae,so Buchanan, Eugene .. Buchanan, Larry .......... 21.34.80 Buchanan, Marlon Buchanan. Shirley Buckler. Ralph Buhler, Dlane . .. Buhler. Mike ...... Bundrant. Kalvin Barker. Juhn . . . -,. Busshcrl. Georte .,2l,45,50,52,8I . . . .,......... 81.84 . .. .... 22.32.X7,68,7G . . . .21.41.45.48.53.80 . . . . . . . . .21.25.27,2D,80 .. . .21.2B.47.50.52.8l -C- Caldwell, Diane . . . . . , . .22.8'1.B0 Caldwell. Shnron . . . . . . . 39,76 Cameron, Allan .. 84 Cameron, Bennie ..... .. ...... ......s3,sn Cameron, Ron ...... ..30.69.76 Campbell. Cheryl ...... Carlin, Connle . . . . . . . Carlin. Nancy . . . . . . Carmichael. Mormon .. Carlventer. Janet Carrllan. Merrlll Cartmel. Ruth Case. Vera . ..... . Casey. Jamea ..... Chance, Avunelle Cheerhloek . ...... Cheerleadera . . . Cherry. David . . . . . Cherry. William Childers, Janice . . . . . Ch I ........ n . . Chrllzltian. Linda .. ...,. h sto her Tommie .. C ri I1 . Clnrk. David .......... Clnrk. Geraldine .... . . 22.82.38.63.68.70,76 ...........,.22,so . .,... , ....... ,.s4 ....zs.so.s4 ......Ulu .,.2a.2s.a4.as.ss.lu ........ .u,ss ..,2x.2s,a4,ss.a1.lu .... ...Az 255288 che.-ry, Mark ..... , . ,'ii.ik.:ii,Sz5Q44f52fso .............58.R0 .............28.88 . .... 38.85 ........58 ...........22.8'l.R4 .. ....... ....a4.l1o . . .22.sl.as.4s.sl1,1s .........,4s.s Clalaea ...,......... . ..... 1 Clan day .. ........ Clevenler, Dannle Clevenner. Grel Clifford, Mike Clifford. Laura .... Clifton. Harold Cline. Tony .... Coaehea .......... surrey. Martha Coffman, .hy .... .. Colburn. Pamela Colvin. Glen . ...... .. Culnlllelltelnelll .............R8 .....21.84,l5.8l ........2l.80 ...... 88 ....GS . ......... 68.76 .....21.29.37.8l .. ...... 25.28.88 . ........ 84 Commencement apeallera .,.,..,..,.,... It Comnlarelal . ......... . Conde. Norman .... , . . . Conner. Stanley . . , . Conner. Vickey . . . . . Connerly. Pat ..... . . . .,....,...... HG! . .27 28 44 R8 ff :28.2'1.ZDl88:8l:R0 zz ss vs '.'.'.ii1ii,l'l14sIs2fso Conover,Donna ..............22.88 Conrad. Rlehard .... Conroy, Jack . . . . . . . Conroy, Kathleen .. Conroy. Marcia . . . . Conanllno. Frank .... Conaollno, Joe Coonl. Georle .... Coop, .lackle . . . . . . . Cooper, Jamea . ..... . Copeland. Barbara Cobeland. Cathleen .. . Colm. Delores .... Conv. Terry .. ..... Connie. Ronald COPDIQ. Vickl Corn. Cheryl Cory. Donald Cox. Jerry . . . . . Cox. Mlchael . Cox. Sue Ann .... Coyle. Norbert .... Crala. James . . . . . . Crawford. Bonita . . . . Creazar. Dallaa Crnaa collnfly .... . Cundiif. Jamea Curtin. Gary -5- Dalrymule, Donald DAR Gund Cllllen Darnell, Martha Darnell. Wllllam . ......,,...,.. 80 . . . . . .81 . ....... 81 . . . . 18,84 .......32,84 . . . . . .21.28.8B . ......... 36.88 . . . .,..... . .2331 . . . .21.!'l.I1,52,81 . . . . .2l.!5.68.'l5 .. ........ 23.88 . . . . .28.84.38.B4 . . . . ...... 21.84 ..... . ...... 88 . . . .28.Z5.27.86.84 . .... ..... 2 7.81 ............29.BI .. .... . ......... 81 . ..2l.4l,47.48.89,7B . .... . . . 12.28.88 ..........69,'l6 . . . . . . . . .88 . . . .22,2'l,85 . ........ S8 . .... 21.46.5335 ... ......... ....75 42.81 21.34.35.41.47,52,81 Davis. Carol .......... ...31.B5 Dnvll. Deborah . . . . ............ . 12.85 Davls. James ...... Dawson, Nanny . . Dean. Tony Delrlnger, Dlane . . Dehoney. Carolyn . Dehoney. Lonnie ..........ao.as .....zs.2s,a4,ss .,...21.a4.a1.sl .... 22.39.111 ............31.89 . . .............. 70.76 Denny. Jean ........ .... 2 8.ll,35.S5.70.76 Denny. Jonathan Dire. Stebhen . . . . . mek, Harold ....BG Dlekaon, Dayld ...... 21.37.4l.I4.I8,BS,80,Bl Dlcksoll. Ronald .. Dlekman. Carla .,...... . ..,.. . . . .28.28,89 Dlekman. Margaret . . ........ 88,85 Dolan. Paula ..... .,.... . 22.27.81 Downey. Evelyn .... . , . . .22,2l5,86,B9 Duwna, Sarah .... . . . . .... . . .85 D.-ww, Richard . . . .,.. u.su,aa Drake. David ..., ....... 8 9 Drlvara tralnlnl . . . ....,. . . .l1 Drum malur . . . . ........... ll Duckm, Connle . . . ..... 2334.85.81 Duekro. Linda . Dunzan. Rita Duncan. Sarah .. Durkel. Walter Barbara Eakln.. Earley. Ben ...... Chad . . . Earnest, Earnest. Danny Earnmt. Delnrea . . . Eawlul. Llnte .. Earneal. Steve .. Eekarl.. Paul . mwerde. snelley' ' I. Elllnlwood, .lane Elliott, Joe .....,... Elllott. Sherry . . . Ellli. Joe ...... . . . . .z2.2s.ss.sa , . . . ...... .se ,.,.22,s1,ss . . . . .70.'Il 5. . . . ..... .86.8D . . . . . . . 1934.88.85 . . . . .2l,I1.70.'11,'H,'17 . . . . .20,S2.38.'l0.15.7'l ....2l.2e,z1,4l,4s,4e,al , ...,.. .. .21.26,'ll.77 . ...... ....21.87.8l . . . 12.28.85 . . . .... . .22.8l .......B5 .... 81.89 ...20.6B Ellis. Mare... ..... .. Emerson. Carolyn Emerson. Joe .,.... Emaweller. Lan! Elllllah ....... . .... Enillah. Marahla .. Enlllnh. Mlke Enlliah. Wllllam .. Eakew. Darryl Eakew. Sharon Evanl. Bettllena .. Evnnn. Beverly .. Evllu. Deane Evanl. Dlana Evanl. Joyce .... . . . . .25.25,28,S4,88,B6 25.28.S2.84.B7.61.81.83 .. .. . .. .21.27.29.3l.8l . . . . .81.9l.'ll,'l1 . ......... .88 . . ......21.82.8I ...... 11.29.85 . . . .20.8l.82,'l0.'l'l ........'l0.'l1 .....85 ...............22.B9 Evanl. Riekly ............... 44.51.5239 Evanl. Wllllam . ...... 20.l1.I4.45.B5.70.77 Ewbanlr. Dlana . . ...... . ......... . .81 -ln- Faculty . . . ......... . . . . .Bl-I1 BD Farley, Robert ....... ..... Farlllinl. Laverne .... .... Fenlmore. Lcalle . , . . . . . . FFA ........... FFA Sweetheart .. Flelda. Charles . . . l-'Ina aria .... . . . 58 81 IO . . . .80 BI ll SI Flllll . ..................... Flaher. Clyda .. .... . Flannery. Sherry ........... . . . . . . . . . . .89 Floyd. Mary ..... .23.24.!E.SI,35,88.70,77 Floyd. Rlehard . . . . Fmliball ...... . . . Fordyre. Cathy . . . Forlmer. Jlrn . . . Praley. Debra ..... Praley. Llncnln . . . Hutt. Frank . . Frazier, Cheryl . . . .. Freshman .... . . ..... Frnhman oflleara . . . 1-hldle. Barbara . .. Fuller. Sherry . . . . . . . . ........ 87.44.88 .................4l,4l . ........ 21.81.85 . . . .2l.25.81,I6.85 . . . .23.25.28.84.B8 . . . .2l.80.60.'l0,'l7 . . . . . .22,42,8B . . . .Bl-il . ...... I8 . . . . .8l.89 . . . . .2'l.8l .Q- GAA . ........ . . . Gahbert. Mary ..... ...........22,8l,8l Galnea, Deborah ..... . ...... 22.2'I.3l.l7.8l Galllmore. Maraha . ..... . ..... 22.24.'ll.'l'l Garretaon. Dlck ........ 21,25,2'l,34,41,I5,8l Gates. Cary ..... . ..-.... ...... .... 89 93 Kalv. Mike ..... .... 2 0,50,58.8l . ...... 25.33.81 Gilbert. Judith .. Gillmln. Jerry . . . . Glenn. JoAnn .... Glover. Darrell . . . Glover. Martha .. Gudbey. Penny .. Goins. David .. Goins. Doris .... Goins. Gull ............ Gordon. Connie , . . Gordon. Richard . . . . Gorrell. Dan ..... Graves. Carolyn Graves. Danny .. Graves. Diana Gravitt. Harold Gray, Melvin ..... Gray. William Green, Toni ...... Green. Vifiinln Greene. Brenda .. Gridley. James Griffin. Leland Griffin. Sue .....,. Gwinnuv. Steve Hadley. Fred . . . . . Haehl, Clayton . . . Haehl, Elaine .... l-min, aiu ...,..... ....25.59 .....S9 .......89 ....44.89 ........8l ........-...SE .... 2l.4'I.53.8B ,.. ...... 22.2s.sl.:le.ss Larry .,. . .21,u,4ls,4a,so.ls2,al . ...... 23.3l.6I.'Il.7'l . ..2l,an,ss,sl .........sz,s9 ..... S1 , .,..,,.. 21.31 .....a2.4l,1o,vl.11 . ..,.. .4l.45.G2 ........70.7'l . . . .23.30.3'l.B5 . ...... 22.31.81 .............4l.5E ...............52,85 ..,.2s,sl,a5.ss.1l,11 .. ..,........ 36.89 . . .............. .BB . . . .21.34.35.37.71.7'l .............2S.K5 . ....... 34.41.5231 Haley. James .. ................... 36.89 Hamilton. Ronald ........ . . .......... 89 Harbaugh, Janis ...... 23,2B,34,35,37.B4,B5 H..-r, Robert Hart, lvl...-vi.. ,... .. Hartman. Alan .. Hartxler. Bill Hasty. Jomyla .... Haynes. Jackie .. Health .......... . Heath. Francie Heckmarl. Carol Heel., Knfny Henby, Janet ..... . . Herbert- Dorothy . . Herbert. Jerry . . . Herberl.. Mary . . . Heuer. Cynthia . . , . ni.-ein., unvia Hileman. Jerry .... Hill, Arnnld ..... Hill, Stephen .... . . . .........., ...Sl .....2l,2'l,3l.8'l,S5 ........46.6l.B5 .........22.85 .......R5 .... 61 ....22,28,87,89 , ....... 'il,11 ........as .......,,so.ss .......... ,ss .....,.......2s.ss , .... 21.2s.a'l.s7.su , ....,..... 11:11 .......ao.so,ss ...... ...2l0.R5 Hlllilloaa. Paul . ...... ........... . . .RB Hlnchman. Donna . . ..... . . . . . .22.3'l.8R.89 Hinchrnan. Lou Ann , ....... 20.32.34.35.3l Hlnahaw Field . . ...... . . ........... . . J0 Hittle, David ................. , . . . 15.85 HI-Y . .... .... .....2l H1-Y cabinet and llmnann .... . . ..... 20 Hoffman. Brenda . ......... .... 2 2,85 Holcad ............ . . ..... ...,. 2 I Holcad dance Hnlcad Qllfell . . . . . . Hullar, snntfni-ll Holman. Dunnita Holmes. lmolvne Homecoming . , . . . Home economics . . .. Hoosier Staten 1-lol-nunw. William Howard. Donald Howard. Sandra .l IF Howard. Sandra iS r.l . . . Howell. John ...... ....7l.91l ....22.B5 .....8l? ....8.S . .... 64 .....'l3 ........S5 ........70.'l'1 ....23.28.3'l.89 .........'l0.77 . .. ........... 7l.'l'l Hudson. Sandra . . . . . . ..... 22.28,33,37,B9 Huff. Bob ...... ........,.......52,8l Huff, Carolyn ...... ......3l.7l.'77 Hufferd. Max .... . . . Hughes, Pam .. Hunter. Linda :ls.4l,44.4s,s2,1l,14.1-l . . . .,... 22,2s,2s,s4,ss,s9 ...,y.. Jack. Dorothy Jackson. Walter . . . . .. . .3l,lil ... .'ll.7'l fader Donald Roy ....,. Jeffrey. Joseph .. Jeffrey. .lnlin .. Jacobs. J acoba. ....,,.... ss ........ 44,39 .....2l,4l.a1,so,al Jeffries, Steve ..... .....B5 Jenkins. Sandra .......... Jeasun. Carolyn . . . . . ....... . . .23.25.2B.89 . . . . .23.25.3l.3'l.60.66.'71.'77 Don . ...... . ................. 30.89 John. Clarienda Jollilf, Jones, cn.-nl Ann . ...........,. . . . .2s.ss Jones, Carrie Jo . . .... 23.89 Jones. Connie . . . .... 23.81 Jones, Darlene ... , , . .ss,a1 JoneB. lna . ..... . . . 31,85 Jones, Laura ....... ...... 5 4.85 Jones, Thurrlal, Sr. . . . .... . . .20,59 Jones, Tom ..,...... .,..2l,2a,a4,zis Jnyee, Phyllis .... ....... 2 0.64 Junior! ....... l . . . . . . . .... El!-83 Junior offitera ......... . .... 80 Junior-senior reception . . . . .... H -K- Mauser, Maple. lvlnney. Roy . . Linda . . Ronald ............80.B6 ....2o.2s.s2,a4,a1,as . . . ..., . ......,.. . .so Marshall. Chez .... . ........ 37.4I.51.52.SE'I Marshal 1. Dennis . . . .20.32.41,I3.l7.52.B2 Marshall, Jim ...21,111.45.lS.52.53.'!3,74.'l8 Marshall, Karen ............. .... 2 2.89.91 Kanter, James . . . . Keeley. Ruth . . Keely. Eddie .... Keith, .nm .... Kelly. Larry . .. Kemll. lola . . .... . Kennedy. Connie . . . Kennedy. Karon Kennedy. Sharon . . Kent. Jay Kern. Phyllis . . . . ,. Ketchum. Loren . , . . . Kirnmell. Mary Beth Kirk. Emma . ...... . Knoy, Dana . . ...... Knoll. Jerry . . . . . .... sl,ss,s9 ......,.al ....2l,sl ......ss ,...4a.s2 ........a1 .... .22.ss.n9 .....22,3l,81 , ........ .sl ......s4.ss . ..... ss ...,,...ss ... .,.... ,za,sa ....22.23.36.B5 .......52,B9 lvlnmn. Becky ...,...........,.... so Mn.-lin. .nnly ..... 22.sl.a1.sa Martin, snnmn .. ..... zs,a4,as.s1,s2 Mntlieinnlie. .,... . . .... . .. ..... sn Mniney. .lnekie . .,.. ..... , , .... 42,a2 Matney. Madeleine .. ............... as Mnuzy. Anne ..... .......2u,2s,s2.'lo,1s,1s Mnnxy. Joe .,....., ..., 2 o,.ll,44,4s,ls2,s2 lvlny. Allie... .........., 22,86 mny. Betty , ............ ..as lvley. Glenna ..,.....22.a:i.a2 Mny, snnn.-a ..... . .... 22,s9 Maze. Ronald ..... Meredith, Steve ..... .... 44.51.89 Meyer, Dell.. ...... ....2s.2s,se Meyeni. Mn.-y Frances ., . ....... sz Miller. David ......... ..... as Miller. Dean ,, .,...... ...... 2 1,ao,as Mille.-. Den.. ...... ..... , ..... 2 2,as Mille., Harold . .,... . ............ 1a.1s Miller. Karen my ..... 22.2s.s2.ss,s9 Miller. Knien isa.. ., ........ 22.ss Miller. Mariorie .... ....... .ss Miller. Myron .... ao.a1.s2 Miller, Shirley ..... .,... 2 2,85 Miller, Stephen .. .,....... amz Miller. 'rein . .,.., ..21.12.1s Mitchell, Barbara . . Mitchell. Charles . .. Mitchell. Justine . . Mitchell. Rebecca . .. Muhley. Gloria ..... Mom'0e. Patricia . . . . . . ......,.....s2,sa ....2e.2'l.2s.s1,so ..........20.5B . .,...... a1.ss ......so ....22,9o nlenzsomery. Hen. .. ........ so Montgomery, Bill ...... ...,..... 9 o mnnreemeiy. David ,...22.la.se Montgomery. Dennis .... ........ 9 o lvlnnelreinery. Kenneth .....,.... so Mnnmmne.-y. Page .... ,..,2s.so.9o Man., ani.. ....... .... ao,sl,so Meme. Barbara ,. ...., 33.92 Kn0y.SDeVe.... ........8B Koontz. Lucy . . . . . . .36 -L- Lacy, Carl .... . . ......... 45,81 Lacy, nan .... .... . .. ., ....,. 81 Lney. Monty . . .. ....... s1.47.sa.ss Lacy. Ted , ..... .... 2 0,4l.45,lE,52,8l Lacy. William . . . . . . . . .21,41,45,72.'l7 Lakin. Mary Jo .... . . . ....... 25.85.81 Lambert. Linda . . . . . .... 22.25.29.72.7'1 Land, Jack . . . . . ........ . . .6E.Bl Land, Linda . . . ....... 22.81.86 Land, Louis ....,...E9 Land, Steve . . . . . . .H.B9 Lnnn, Tn.-n ,...so.s9 Lanzuagea . .... 59 Latin club ..... zs Lee. Billy ...nas Lee, crime. .. , ......... ,...,..sa Lee, Connie ......... . ....., 2s,sl Le.nen. Linn. ...................... ass Levi, Richard , ...... ,2o,24.x2,s4,4l,44,4s, 4s,ss.1a,1s Lewnrk. Jim . . ........ . ......... . . . . .81 Lewark. Morris ...... Lewis, Mary Margaret . . . Librarians .... . . ....... .... . ....... 3 B .....:i1,ss ....3l.B1 Library ...... . . . .... . .. ........... 51 . . . . .22.26.27.'l3.'7B Lielnandt, .una .... Llghtner, Richard . . . , . .... . . . . .30.B9 Linville, James Long, Jack . . .... Lanz. Jef! . . . Long. John .. . .. .... ..86 ..........Bl . .. .2l.d6.5l,89 Mnflden, Florence . . ..... ..... .......,. s s Maher, Cecilia ...,..22,2s,2s,21,2a,31,a6,87 Mahlll, Cylltllil ........ 23,25,34,35,37,B2,El! Mahin. Grayson . . . ........ . . . .41,45.62 Maioretlea . . . . . . ...... . ......... .31 Moore. Bonnie .....a2,ss Mnnie. cn.-nle . . . ......, 22.90 Moore. David . ..... . . . . . .4wl.52.90 Moovman. Lynn . . . . . . .22.27.'l2.7B Marian. Jean . . . .... 2334.73.78 Morrell. Dau! . . . . . .... 28,558.90 Morris. James . .. .,,, ,44.so.s2,9o Morris. Sherry . , . ..... , ..,.. 22,56 Mn.-ne, Orville .., ..... 4l,as,va,'l4.1s Moaaic .......... ................ l Mosier, Leslie . . . ........... 41.44.32 Mosley. Boyd . . . . . . . . . .... . .47.52.90 Mosley. John .... . . .2l.4l.47.4B.49.52.52 Muster. Charyl .... . . . . ............ .BG lvlneiei-. sn.-e , . . , .,.... 22.28,3l,B0 lllnll. James .... .... . 2l,aa,as Mull, Philip . . . . . . . .2S.44,90 Mullins. Andres .... . . .... R6 Mullins. Cary ... . . . ..... , . .2530 Mullins. Denny .. . . . ........ . .73.78 Mullins, Donald . . , ................ .90 Mullins. Susan ... .,..24,25,29.34,'lIl,7R Myers. Donald . . .... . ....,.. 84.66 Myers. Ellen . .. . . ........ . , .82 Myer., James .... ...2el,so Myers, Mildred . . . . . . .6-I Myers. Roberta . . . . . .90 -Mo- MeCnne. Dean ....... . . . .44,lS2.90 McGnshland. Vickey . . . ..... . .2236 McCIurg, Robert .... McC0x-khill. John ..... McDaniel. Carol Klly .f. ........ 23.73.78 Melfatridne. Joyce . . . . . McGinni s. Marilyn . . . . McGinnis. Robert .. Mclntire. John McKay. McKay. Juhn .... Nancy ..... McLauKhlin. Karla . . . McLaughlin. Mike . . . . . . . .... .... S 6 .. . . .L1.4'l.52.S2 . . . . .23.86.'12,'l3.78 .. . ,2s,2ls,a4,a1,s2 . . .. ..,... . . .sa ....,s4.a'l.sl.ao ......60.65.B2 .,..,.zz.so.s4s , ....... 23.36.90 .. . .21.41.4'l.52.8'Z McManus. Grellll . . . . . . . .2l.26,27,86 Mrliflnnua. Bob . . . . ..... 21.30332 McMillan. Leon .. ..... ....ll McMillan. Vivian .. Melloberts. Jane . .. .... 24.25.7218 ..N- Natlonal Forensic Leann . .. . . . , .26 National Honor Society , ..,..,.. sz 30,86 Niedenthal. Donald ... . . ...... . . . Nu-dentnnl, L.nn. ..... . ...,.,,..,.. 30,32 Nelson, Steve ...... . .... . . . .34.35.4G.B5 Neuman, Fred . . . . . .2l,3l.4l,45.4S,l9.53,ll2 Newhold, Donald ..... Newhcuae, John .....,.. Newhouse. William . . , Newklrk. Tom ..... Newman, Charles . .. Nixon. Gary . .... Ncnh. Bonnie ,. Noel, Phyllis Northam. Suzanne ... .0- omee pales o1.n..nn, Janet Oldham. Mn. 0.1.0.-ne. .nick Owen. Anllia Owen. Mike .... Owenl. Joe Owens. Libby -p- Palmer. Sheryl .. Parish, David .... Pntterson, Noreen .. Patterson. Tom Pauzh. Lorella Pavey. Diana Pavey. Joe ..... Pnyne. Jack .. Pea. Debbie Pickett. John . Pell. Judy ..... Peters, Mike .,.,,.. Petrlcek. Carroll ..., Petty. Mike ..,.... ,. Pnntognahy dnb Phyaltal education Poe. Janet .......,. . Pond. Deborah Punaler, Jill Ponaler. Paula . Porter. Steve ...., .. Fontan. Margaret . .. Poatml. Jonathan . .. Price. Laura . . . . ...............no . .,......,...,, so .....xs ...,2s,ao ,....,.,..aa ....22.28,33,K6 ..... ..... ...2'i,S6 ..........:m,u,9o Norris. David .. Norrla. Donna .,....... .5.20,2I.2G.2i2.34.35- . . , ....... 22,25,S6 70.72.78 ,.,,.,..z2,sz ....zs,21.2s.9o .,..,..:xo.4s.se ..,.a2.1o.12.1a ............30 ....41,4s,sa,s2 .,......2s.s2 . . . .2230 . . . . .86 .. . .2336 . .... 45.36 ...zznzna ...ss.s1,xe ....23,2R,42.90 . . . . . . .d6,6l,B5 ...,22.2s.ss.sz ......,a1.1s,1s ..,zz.as.s4,44.ss ......., ,za ......,...s1 . . . . . ...... 22,R6 ,..22.2s.s4.ss.s2 . .,...... . . . .22.9D . ..,.., ......22.90 ..21.2o:,s4,as,1x,rs .......,..2s.2'1.9o , ..,.... 21.12.18 .. . .22,B6 Proiectlonllll . . . . . . .83 Pursifull. Mike . .. . . . .90 .Q- Quenzer, Shirley . . . , . . .2S.2S,90 -R- Race. Bonnie .,... . . ............. 90 Ralltin, Christy . . . .... 9.23.38.42,Ril,82 Ralltill. Harriet .. .......,...22.90 fm llalstln. Rlchnrd .. Ralstin. Tom .... Rankin. Sully . . . Ratekin. Shirley Ratekin. Rex . . . Ratliff. Helen Ravenacraft. Billea . . . Ravenacraft. Jamey . . . Ray. Joyce . . . . . R-club ne-nn.: renter neaaie. onvm Red and ana. wen. .... ........... 4 s Rieannmeif. Von L...-.-r Reneunr. Fern . Reynolds. Connie Reynolds, M...-an aiennrnnn, nam Richardson, sum... .... Kicker. Betty .... . Remy. Ritter. Beth .... Ritter, Christine Rizzo. John ...... Robbin S. Harry .. Roberts. Janet Robinson. Jim Rodmuker. Betty Rnnimnker. David Roller. Rulllna. :mary amen. Rnme. Ruby. Becky Marie Ross, Phil .. .... Illelll .... Sandra Sheryl Mieki . . . Rummell. 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Bill ..... .... 2 l.46.55.60.83 VanSlckle. Carol .. Donna , . ....2x.4x,4s.4s,s2.ss . .,..,... 12.111 .... 11.30.85 ..... .2231 VanSlekle, Dwayne . . . .... . . . .75.79 VaI1Slckle. Earl . . . . ...... . .l1,5l VanSlekle. Euzene . ,. ..... . ....... 56 VanSickle. Phll ..., .... 21.u.4e.ss.ss Vaniickle. Ronald ..., ....... . . .3837 VanSlckle. Vlrgilene . ...., . . .... . 22.88 Vnilea, Janet .......,. , ........ 2331.75.79 VonDhlen. Jill ...,. 23.25.27.2S,33,34,3'l,9l .W- Waggener. Cathy .... . . . .20.22.34.35.B7.BB Wagzoner, Mmm: .. .,... .... . ...87 wagner. emma.. .. ........ a1.sa www-. Kathy ...,. z2.2s.a4.s1 wnmm. Carole ,. .... ..2s,sv,s1 wnu. Lois .... .... , ..28.91 Walden, Henry .. ......9l iw wma... una. w.1ae.., sua.. ...........22,42.87 . .............. 22.83 Walk. Clnda .,....... .....22.S7 Walker. Bernard . . . . . . Walker. Janet . . . . . Wall. Dcda . . . . . Wall. Larry ...,. Wall. Marlo . ..... Warfield, Linda . . . Warfield. Norman . . Warrick. Nancy .... Wedekinz. Barbara Weidner, John . . . . . weim...-, Mike ..,. Wesley. Linda ...... Whitnker. Belinda 33,ll,4l.l5,63.75.79 . .........., . . .'i5,79 . . . . . . . 1237.33.83 . . . . .2E.4l.5l.9l . . . . . 22.33.91 . ............ 88 .. .......... 22,91 ....20.84.X5.37.BS ....2s,z1,2e.2s,91 . . , . , ...... . .ss .. .....,.... 22,sa ,... ...22.9l Whitaker. Mike . ........ 2l.Il,45.lB.52.88 wx.n.m...., su...-Q.. wmmue.-, Fred ..... . wud..-, Am.. Mme Wilder. Bob .......... Wilder, Rebecca Wilder. Wilder. Wilder. Sulan . . . Wilhelm. Otis . . . Ronnie . . Ruth Ann . . . ....... 22.74.79 ... ...... 2l.33,S3 .....23.83 . .... 74.79 .. .... 22 ....91 ......83 ............28.91 . . ..... ......... . .91 Wllklnnon, Larry .... . . . .2l,25.26,27.44,S3 Wills. Timothy .... . ...,. 2l,l7,ISO,53,B7 Wilson, Kathy .... . . . . .20.22.2l.25.26.32. 69.'l0.73.7B.'l9 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Wilson. Larry . . . ..... . .87 Wilson. Bob ....... .... 7 5.79 Wilson. Ronald . . . . . . , . .2l.E3 Wilson. Sheila .... . . . . . 13.75.79 Wilson. Sllrlihlnlc . . . ..........., 91 Winder. Nancy . . . . . .23.26.84,R3 Winkler, James . . . . . . .21.29,E0,87 Winshilf, William . . . ..... . , . . .Bl Wisler. Velma .... . . . . . ...... 57 Wolf, Linda . . . . . . . , . 32.37.87 Wolfe. Ronald . . . .... .28.N,52,9l Wood.Belh ....... ....9l Woods. Carl . ..... ......,... 9 1 Woods. Carroll . .. .... . . . . . . . 15.79 Womis, Mike . .. . ...., 2527.3-l.!!7,0l Woods. Rick . . . . .... 2B,H.5l,52.8B.9l Worrell, Jane .... 221.81331 wo.-ren. sh-mf. . . .. ... . , .... 22,sx,s1 wylmrr. Clalrelta ,,.. .... 25.15.19 -Y- Yazel. John . . . . ....... 45.87 Younll. Donna .... .... 2 '2.2B.60,87 Younll. Terry ............ ..... 4 7.5l.9l Y-Qeells . ................. . Y-teen cabinet and lponmrl Printing: Delmar Printing Company - Charlotte, North Carolina ...... 22.21 Photography: Reid's Studio - New Castle, Indiana ' Ramon Walker and William Matney-Rushville, Indiana v I l 11 r i l 1 V59 'K

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